HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1943-8-4, Page 2One of Tuck Sisters
Strut on Highway—
It was found site had suffered .t
compound fracture of ''!u skull, one
above the eye and the other near
The fallowing from the Palmers- the back of ben heel where the
ton Observer will be of intlteet . to scalp had been torn considerably.
the readers of the Post se tbe Teck Her tittle body web black and bite
Sisters have llppeared ou s venal from head to toot, Tiles'. is every
progra11tmes in this district end en• tadleateen that she will maim a cone
cleared themselves to them' uud•enoes plete reeovely. The driver of the
by their clamming pereenialityanti ,tris was 11 held,"
excellent programmes: .' Saturday
evening. at about 5:00 o cl+eek, How to Control Garden Slugs--
Marylen, four -Year -elft laughter of Lute- oilier posts, garden slugs ar▪ e
Mr. and Airs. Jack Tuck Mute
n
of t110 sere e.'tsd]y controlled when they are
Townelt;p, ran into the aide small cell few in rrnuper, Often
.„..over Coach hum which was Cern-8111011
aro numerous On heavy laud
slug north heavily Poaded with van. where they do considerable damage
songets, She was knocked heavily to lieans, lettuce, cabbage, ree,ullYlow-
er, and such like crops, Fol control
the Tnleeted plans sI onld be dusted
with hydrated lime in the .evening'
atter the nu has gone down when
she siege have commenced Ieed,ing,
states the Dom1n-ou Department of
i orteulture. Cafe should be taken
to cover the upper and lower sur
Pacee of ilte leaves end the soil- im-
mediately surrounding the plants.
Hydrated lime is effective only, when
't is 10the form of a light dry
Men 30, 40, 50!
^alder, When subjected to moist-
, c'. it becomes hard, aril in 'that
Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vigor? „nd'tion does not hurt the slugs.
Ter oetre: Tema "effete. Comma tonins,, etma-: Fort is reason, a few' light appli.c-
leate'Wfro yvptj ygo ;;ttnlly ;ntt°epaot''ieo orbs', alto • of t11e lime' at intervals of
' :effigy
ae�sv efpl only , eieek1 cot aeticbtal wltD•
reeulia ot.�'at DeakOr:e, maker romnaa tm0 Driee.or f0�111• days are mach more
At al amcgute,Start Wong Wm%Tamotatoanr. e.1100 than one heavy dose.
to the Pavement, but nllraculouclY
escaped being run over by the Wear
wheels. The delver of the bus is
said -to have had no chance to avoid
theaccident because le he hall
swerved'furtlier lee would have bit
parked cars the other sideof which
more ch'ldren were at play. iylarylen
did riot lose, consciousness, although
when she was rushed to Palmerston
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72 BRUSSELS
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BUSINFSS CARDS
WILLIAM SPENCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, -- — ETHEL, ONT.
Allan A. Lamont
Arent for -Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for farmers.
Queen St. Biussels 'Phone 657
W. S. Donaldson -- Licensed Auctioneer.
phone 35-r-43 — Atwood, Ont.
for the Counties of Huron and Perth
All Sales Promptly Attended to
— -CHARGES MODERATE—
For Engagements phone 31 'The Brussels Post' and they
will be looked after immediately.
W. D. S. iamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
Coroner
Office Hours -1 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 12 a.tn. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays --Emergencies and by appointment only.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Autosnolaile and Five Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Arent for G1 -eat West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENGE 87.--2
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
(Licensed in Huron and Perth Counties)
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTIOIN GUARANTEED
For Information, eto., write or phone Harold Jackson,
phone 12 on 658 Scaforth R.R. 1, Brea :field
Make ar"anger Outs at The Brussels Post or
Elmer O: Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
D.1: RANN Furniture
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVILE.
Licensed l iartetal Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 -- BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES MCFADZEAN
• .I•Iowick Mutual Fire •Insurance
alSo. _
Hartford Windstorm' Tornado Insuranee
.Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX 1
TURNBERRY ST. --x---- BRUSSELS, ONT.
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(Licensed For: •Huron Comity)
SATISFACTION , QUARANTEED — PRICES REASONAE/L.g
For Engagements Fhon'e 31 'The Brussels Post's and they will
be looked "after limmediately;
For information, etc, write or p1on
e Low. Rowland 8804.24
Seaforth; er write R. R. 3 Waitaki:
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TUE BRUSSELS POS'i
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more production of essential foods stile 11s against au indicated short~
was rioted, Important. too, was grain crop, the depaltnleut of agrl•
reroulnlenclation for a Close ebech culture here has set up n subsidy 011
telt .prrud - of ceiling prices of food u 611ding settle for ea0tl't91 tanners
grates . and prices nail by lire to buy western feed genie for stor.
•;e;l f0e11ers : in 13 ('„ 1 a0Leru age against next winter's feeding
Canada. • Heeds, It starts with s, 3.cent sub -
From coast to .tr(Met, you've slily per bushel for grains bought
r ued this but tree National in July, 21/3 cents In August, recede
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Research Council tabled a report lug lir cent 8ac11 month to a subsidy
IP
1 •i ritL ' ." its the House (hat '011eat is a or 1/ cent per bushel le December,-
lrn� costly raw material for• . industrial *
WEEKLY EDITOR TV��tt'r�a� :iso;. the quantity of it wilinh camel Wf1en It is realized that our Can-
adians producers liavo,got tbe 'job
Oils year of supplying 86% of Gnat
Britain's bacon re<luirements to
main:lain their 4 oz week ration, it
811101as18es the tremendous war j011
being dome on the farms from ocean
Co ocean. To hit this high marl. in
1948 means that a greaten' percent.
age of hogs offered Por slaughter i11
Canada will have to be diverted for
exhort, It won't reduce the amount
of pork for our own consumers
numb, however, as canning pone for
export is eisa reduced, mostly fresh
and smelted being used now, Last
year our shipments of bacon and
Haul to the Old Land was 5,249,616
cwt,, In money 599,723,878.
Mussolinis Fall Is
Bombshell To Germans
LOOKS AT
Ottawa
Wdsen specially '�..
for the weekly newspapers of Conade
There was a dyt:antic expectant
air about the 1 -Souse of Gonlinone
late Saturday tight as members
Waited for the eaodue to the
.0e sale chamber to hear Royal assent
givento bills posed. They were
just like ` youngsters at settees
getting ready for summer holidays,
gleefully sang Bongs in varying
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cheids front tenor -to prOrfundo-
baeso. lefty all troopei: to the
Senate and heard Chief Justice Sir
Lyman Duff give assent soon re-
turned to hear Mr. Bing move
adjournment until January 2,7, 1944,
ending a six month session. Mem-
bers broke off, party lined vanished
"while they shook hands, scald good-
byes, -cleared- desks, S•uaday 1
watched the usual visitors wander
around the buildings. but the
vaulte(1 corridors seamed to miss
those hurrying, females figures.
Parliament Is usually prorogued, but
this time only adjourned because
the war might necessitate 'a 'hurry -
um call td convene members, AL the
hotel Sunday a departing M.P. eaid,
"There's really 110 c0nuectleet be-
tween Parliament . adjourning and
shoetly after, Mussolini resigning."
be used would contribute in only
a small way to the sol11tlo1( of
our surplus problem. The- report
Kowa that wheat yields 010(11(01
at 2 gale, to the bushel, At 90
cent (Irt. Wm) a bushel, alcohol
would cost 02 a gallon. In normal
times, however, molasses makes
alley at25cagal.
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Whether waltzing the waves in the
Mediterranean, North Atlantic or
the Aleutians, your Ind in the Royal
Canadian Navy is going to see on
board stun each week from now on,
at least one current up-to-date movie
with his favourite screen star. Plans
have ah'eady been organised here by
the Navy.Film Society.
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The Dominion Bureau of Statistics
while showing that the coat of Jiving To -day's brides, many of them busy :
STOCKHOLM, .July 97 - Berlin 1 flour and stir and cook until frothYI
war workers, have not had time to ` To make Gravy; Pour off "fat,
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index went up a little from 118.1 to Insisted last night that It still 11118 I leaving 2 tbs, in pan, Add 2 tbs.
118.5 in June, says the Physical
assist ..- planning .... ... learn
rltm iu sharp. "}n contact as usuald with Rome but the dell art of speedily concocting
volume of business., b g "i eco tact time admitted it was then add 1 cup of tomato puree,
1y since - war broke out, skewed
signs of levelling off in that month.
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You might be interested, house-
wives. The other day at. the Price
Board infol•matiou branch I had a
look at the new oatton book you will
be getting between August 23-28.
Twelve million are being printed,
weighing 270 tons, 000111;11 to fill
eine box eats. Piled singly they
would roach 11 miles in the air and
their 144 million lieges would form a
ribbon 31/2, inches wide five tunes a•
cross Canada, dolor changes in the
ration, hook: grey cover, green for
tea and coffee, red for sugar. purple
for butter, meat brown„ and 4 spare
seriem. They tell ue that a man would
need to live -until he Is 2000 years
old if he started counting aoltpons
Canadians spend, at the rate of 4000
per working day. By the way, your
August and September canning cou-
pons are, useable 11007, merchants
having been authorized to honour
thein ahead of date.
While it is definitely good news
T.. d
Weiltltr8<lay, August 4141, 1943
o..day, as always, the `Salada'
label isy our guarantee of a
uniform blend of fine quality teas.
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THE
MIXING
BOWL
N ANI IMAM
Neat. hiseeetist
METALS FOR TWOACTIVE into a compact roll of equal Chick -
PEOPLE nese throughout, Roast lin a 11.toder-
I05110 Homemakers it's been ? ately hot oven (376 degrees) abo<it -
1 grand to hear from so many brides 90 m4untos. Serve with brew,n
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At the end :of the Session Bickered
into view, the trills of Parliament
started to grind faster but got
caught in the whirl' .of ,some long
distance debate. One subject was
elle Farmer's Credetors Arrangement
Act, a bill bringing -Manitoba into
the system of farm debt legislation
with her two sister -provinces. High-
lights; Limiting date - of May 1,
1936 stays, If two-thirds of a 08.1111-
er's debts were incurred before
that date, he may, seek readjustment
on ail of his debts, even diose incurr-
ed after. Opposition members from
the West took the stand i11at -legis-
lation didn't go -far enough for the
farmer, Mr. Ilsley who piloted the
bill thought it unwise at this time
to re -open furecke iental issues cf
western debt problems, and , just
couldn't see eye to eve with the
bbrbe-province plea for permanent
debt legislation-, something, which no
other Country has. Ile stressed
courts have power to stay fore. -
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Grist from the Rouse: Oppoe-
itien members also tools consider-
able` dine
onsider-able`tiine in ,0. front asking for
lifting of the ban against Commun-
ists in Canada and Jehovah Witness -
el. Minister of Justice St. Laurent
said to do 00 involved an order by
Governor -in -Council; lie also pointed
out that a recontmendatioe by a
parl-asnentary oonnlittee last ees-
sion had not been implemented by
majority House vote. As to Witness.
es he said in: view oI certain evi-
dence their recognition would be a
detriment to the war effort
A special committee of 24
members mined to se^utluise war
"expenditures , , , , Further study
of the draft health insurance bill
by the Dominion and provinces,
reoominoncled in filial report of
Social •Seourity Committee,
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A percentage of Army personnel
from operational units and. depots
in Canada may he (letatlee up to 30
Aare, with provision for extension,
to help with the harvest• and help
relieve manpower shortage in' agri-
culture , . , . the- men will benefit
from extra, pay from the farmer
employer , , further details will be
available In your own home eront,
The Important Agtioultur(t1 Com-
mittee tabled final r eper(1 in t1he.
Mouse, main, recommendations sure-
marized, being: Consider advisabil-
ity of paying term storage on grate I
Whether to bonus marketed 'dahy-
t ,butter and it eggs should be sold by
weight- . . that. -precautions shoo'd
be taken by the Meet Board to 'liken
live 'cattle prices In proper relation-
sttilr te)i,eer carcass stool prices and
also a measure between • frog prices
to producer and price of procluet6II
by the pr0eseaor committee
11104tgilt Pablie should 'get more II
information on p002-011611 of red
search in ,produding slew varieties 1
ef.farllt pt'odu4ts ,. . . asked, higher
nidority;foe' essential term equip,.
mint. The need of, 00co21ag'lnff
without information eaoilgh "to esti- at meal wb eh means a quick `'beef broth or cold .water. or (1 ntix-
tulu" for good directions. Whether
trate Che change iu the regime in "he" knows you are a wonderfu• l tune oP these, and sit; .and cook
Rome and the consequences."
little cook or has always tllaught until boiling.
The Berlin correspondentof the
N 7 -al camel master lila art easily, 110 Harvard Beets
Stockholm newspaper
Dagens
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hater however, said the Italian espeets (or Hopes for) marvelous
heals Onto yogi- are in your own 6 beets, lit• MP. sae., 1�, cup
crisis had ilia "all German circles ]vomer sugar, 1/2 111 cornstarch, Its cup
like a bombshell." A word of advice on the natter of vinegar, 2 Abs. treat dripping.
breakfasts keep thein simple so Peel and slice beets cook 20
FARM HELPERS You oan carry them off with speed minutes en small amour t. of water.
stud finesse. The meet aeleetable M11 salt, sugar and cninstnrell, add
In their task of cop ng with 1005 muffin is not vvorbh kneuin, friend I lo vinegar and boil 5 minutes. stir -
fol' temporary workers during the - husband late; Plan them in the 1 ring constantly. -Add 2 fibs, meat
summer, Canada's anal housewives light of the other meals of 111e clay (lripeirg. Pour over beets.
Have the support 01 the Ration Ad- and the equipment and time avail.
ny;nistration, Wartime Prices and able. You'll bath need a good
Trade Board, breakfast — tliere'.s sic quicker and
Whether a woman has one extra surer way to pall down vitality and
worker for a Yew days each week or house the wrath of your mother -in -
large crews for several days at a law than to neglect tbe first mead
stretch, she need not worry about re,- of the day.
toned commodities. Detre coupons
to buy tea, ooffee, butter, sugar and Suggested Breakfast -
meat will be supplied by the local -
Ration Board- ea long as a total of
twelve or more meals are being serv-
ed. And the Ration Administration
points out that they don't necessar-
order
increases quotas, it should be re-
ily need tobe served consecutively.
1•m machinery
bhatanewPa m Y
f.
Among, the types of wont or
which extra help is ]I'Irely to be em-
pioyed,, are threshing, sill) filling„
fruit packing, tobacco gathering,
sheep shearing and wood cutting.
Whatever it is, the application for
extra rations should state specifi-
cally the nature of the extra work. It
should also qutcloitle the estimated
number of workers; th • number of
days they will be employed and the
total number of meals to be served.
Ouse this information is ie the
hands o4 the Local Ration. Board, no
difficulty will be eio-atm`ered inse-
curing a Transient I.a,bor Ration
Card, each coupon of which has the
salve value as those in the regular
.ration book. Futhernlo0e, 001190ns
in in this auxiliary ration card hove
no - expiry date and may be used
any time, ' -
However, it roust be remembered
that workers hired fee 0)0-00 than
two weeks at a stretch are not con-
sidered temporary and must bring
their own ration book,
membered that you wont' get much
benefit from it until the crop year
of 1944 for obvious reasons, because
many of the items can t be complet-
ed' unell late fall With allotment to
zones as seeded, machines. will be
increased to tonage equal to 77% of
the 1940.41 output, that of repairs
156%. The total will be 90;0 of the
average weight ...of nlaehines pro
duc0(1 in the basic period
* * Any you folks who visit Ottwaw
should really make- It a point to
wander over to Parliament build-
ings in ,the lowering e rentide, - and
sit on one of the benches- of the
broad and beautiful walk facing the
buildings, Silhotiette of the stately
Iiouse of Commons with. the odd
windows 'lighted up glee,nling like
a strip at sea; the eegul:ar shape
and spares of bhe East and West.
blocks, makes an unforgettable pic-
ture against the darkening sity.
Suet sit there for a -while. You'll be
glad you did,
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With increased raising of Bye -
stock and poultry in Eastern
We Have the Stock
10 Mowers,
5 Dump Rakes.
2 Side Rakes.
3 Hay Loaders,
6 Wagons.
20 Grain Binders.
7 Tractors.,
8 Traotor .Plows.
3 Corn Scuffiers,
3 Corn Binders.
3 Corn Blowers. - -
9 Cultivators.
2Land Rollers,
e,
L ®o Other Articles Too
Numerous to List..
BUY .WHILE STOCK 1S
AVAILABLEI
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MARK HUGER & SON
Palmerston
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FOR SALE -
1 Reghsbeeed 81100911or11 Bull of
sea'vieeable age. -
phone Birth 18-r-'15
Torrance Dundee.
H.R. 2, Blyth'
"Fruit or fruit juice — orange
jnic0, tomato juice,; sectioned
halt -grapefruit, chilled apple-
eau0e`or fruits to season; cereal
hot or preened; eggs or fish
—eggs are more easily digest-
ed 1t poached,,' scrambled .or soft
cooked (reserve frier. eggs
chiefly for those who do heavier
work), - fish may be cut In
pieces and poached in milk;
toast — crisp with'solt butter;
cegee — make a m0rle on per -
coffee — flake a marls 011 per.
to show amount of water to be
used and always measure _cof-
fee.
We'll suppose that you both lunch
at an industrial cafeteria and- give
you cheap, quick dljnner suggestions.
Hamburg Roast
Chop tine 1 pound tie steak, cut
from the top of the round and 2 0r
3 ounces of suet. A shall slice et
green or red pepper and IA slice
olilo11 may be 02101)pad vvutlt the
meat or .a teaspoon of onion juice
may be added after the -meat 18
chopped. Acrd a scant batt -teaspoon
of salt, the beaten yolk of : an . egg
and 14 cup of soft, sifted ' leree d
crumbs that have been soaked ha
colel water- and wrung d y in a bit
of ehoeecloth. With the baud, mix
all tiro ingredients together verY
thorough"ly. Care must be ta11011 to
mix the fat and breed evenly
through the ,meat. Press the whole
Sf
Crumb Pastry
11/4 cups graham - cracker
cetembs (about 16 . crackers),
zoned very fine; 1 th, sugar. 1Iy-
ou,p butter, browned but 001
burned, or use softened butter.,
Mix - crumbs and sugar, add
browned butter -and mix well. Press
fllnuly over bottoin and sidee of pie
plate. Bake in electric oven: 325 de-
grees about 10 minutes. 'Use evth
000lted fillings. Mattes 1 pastry shell.
,Crumbled - ginger straps vanilla
cookies, chocolate -cookie.: or zwel-
back .may be substituted for graha•.rn-
cra:cl.ers, if desired.
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* * THE QUESTION SOX
Mre. B.T. says: Have noticed the
hot water b'otble is hardening.
Answer. Wash in water to which
a little balthr.:g soda is added. Pip
in and dry oy about every month.
Mrs. C. M. asks: How to remove -
dark scorch on good 111101)?-
Answer: Boil the following :to-
gether: 2 'onions, minced, 1 tb.
chopped soap, 2 oz, Pul1er's earth
(drug store) anrci 1 Cup vinegar.
Apply paste anti let dry for 3 hones,
,1.C. says:' Soda crackers- always
•cotton in bread box:
Answer: Soda biscuits silnuld be
left in paper package in a dry place,
not in lltrtight container or with
hoist foods. Crisp by, -putting in
warm Oven.
Anne Allan.inviteeyou .to write'
to her in care of The Post. send
an your suggestions on 1lolnemaking
problems and watch bhle column fur
re111ues. -
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