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Address
City
..Pros
20, 21
5, 6
Nov. 24
Arthur Sept. 39, Oct. 1
Bayfield Sept, 23, 29
Dungannon Sent 30, Oct. 1
Orrie Oct. 1, 2
leateehell Sept. 28, 29
TFount Forrest Sept, 20, 30
Owen Sound Sept 27, 29
..Zurich Sept. 27, 28
October 4th to 16th
Atwood e. 9
Drayton 21, 28
Marriston, 23, 24
Listowel 22,
L ueknow 22, 23
led -
woman whose husband had
.--- calico! up for service saw him
at the station. As the train left
!tee burst Into tears. When the
state:masher tried to cheer her an
by saying that her husband would
probably come back all right, she
raid: "It's not him I'm crying about
--,'s them poor Germans. I know
what my Bill's temper's like."
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BUSS F SS CARDS
WTI I.1AM 9PENCE
Estate Pwcnt Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, - ETHEL, ONT.
Dennis Duquette Linc used Auctioneer
(FOR HURON COUNTY)
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be
looked after immediately.
For Information, etc., write or phone either 51-,'.18 OR
41X at Brussels, Ont.
ALL SALES CONDUC', ED IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
. Allan A. Lamont
Agent for -Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for farmers.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 657
W. S. Dcnale:d51-.0. Licensed Auctioneer
Phone 35-r.13 - Atwood, Ont.
for the Courties of Huron and Perth
ALL SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
--Ci-IARG.ES MODERATE -
For Engagements p#ton+' 31 'The Brussels Post' and they
will be looked after immediately.
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
C•rtener
Office Hours --1 - 4.and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a,m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays -Emergencies and by appointment only.
Home calls in Forenoons and 4 - 6 p.rn.
Chas. T. 'Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
• Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE. OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESMEN..E'87-r•2
Haid Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
(Licensed in Heron and Perth Counties)
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
For Information, etc„ write or phone Harold Jackson.
phone 12 on 658 Soaiorth R.R. 1, Brun !geld
Make eraangen eats at The Brussels Post cr
Elmer D. Sell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. i': RANN Furniture
FUNERAL -ltNl AMBULANCE SERV)i.E.
Licensed Fundal Director and Embalmer
'PHONE 36 Or 85 -. -- BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
How -ick Mutual Fire- Insurance
-also--
Hartford Windstorm. - Tornado Insurance
e = : - Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O, BOX 1
TFJRNBERRY ST, --x-- BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Lleerect' For Huron County)
SATISFAC"T"ION- GUARANTEES) -- PRICES REASONABLE
Pop'"'Engageiflents Phone' 21 "The Brussels Post" and they will
be !coked after tmmedaftely
Fee 1nTOrmation, eto., w !te oe phone Lew. Rowland 885 r24 et
Seeforth, cr write R.R. 8, Walton,
IN .MEMORIAM
lit loving memory of ,loyee Keys,
who paeeed away sem 30, 1042.
Today is 0 day of rementbratev'
With mat .y a sad regret
A day we will always: remember
• WCheu the rest of the world forgets.
Always remembered.
Norm and full McNair
IN MEMORIAM
In memory- of ;Payee Isobel T ey.e
who- passed away Sept. 30th, 102
She is gone, blit not forgotten
� Ard, as dawns another year
In our lonely hours of thinking
1 !rays of sadness will conte o'er us
' Prierds may think the wound is
• healed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within the heart concealed.
Lovingly remembered by
Grandpa and Crranchna.
• IN MEMORIAM
KEYS --In laving memory of our
dear slaughter Jbyee Isabel who
passed away Sept. 30th, 1942.
To -day brings hack sad memories
Of that sad and bitter day.
That was cast upon our householn 1
Just one year ago to -day.
rwuction Sale
tit Farm Stock and Implements, at
North 1-laif Lot 5, Concession 9, Mor-
rie 'township, one and one-quarter
m,1es north and 1 mile east of Blyth,
ON'SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2ND
at 12.30 sharp:
HORSES: Grey horse, 3 years
old; Red roan horse, 5 years old;
Black mare, 9 years old; 3 -year-old
Agricultural mare,
CATTLE: Reg, white cow, 6 years
oltl, with calf at foot (Marigold),
31aui:ing & Woods strain), bred
Sept. 12; Reg. red cow, 3 years old,
bred July 12 (Mina), Snell strain);
Reg. red roan 2 -year-old heifer, bred
Mar. 11 (Marigold); Blue cow, 10
years old. bred Aug, 1; Iced Cow, '1
year old, bred in August; Red whits
*poi- raw. S years old, bred iu June;
Ligiu red raw, 3 years old, bred Aug.
10; Red cow, 7 years old, brad July
31; Holstein Jersey cow, 4 year old,
b 1 :]y 5; Red cow, 6 years old,
bred June 15, Red cow, 3 years old,
l -ed June 1; Red cow, 3 years old.
bred May 19; Grey cow, 8 years old,
bred :n May; Roan cow, 3 years Old,
byre! July 22, Grey eoty, 4 years old,
bred May 11; Light red heifer, bred
June 5; Jersey heifer, DurhamCross,
clue Oct. 6; Reg. (Marigold) red roan
bull, 1 year .old, serviceable age,
planning & Woods' strain); Reg,
(Lavender) dark red bull, 16 months,
(Kerr strain, Ethel, Ont,); Reg, red
heifer, 1 year old (Mina); 6 steers, 2
years old; Heifer, 2 years old; 2 Jer-
sey Durham heifers, lei years old; 0
yearlings; 10 Spring, calves,
PIG+S: 8 pigs, around 190 lbs.;
WVeldwood sow, due Oct. 12.
ItIONt1S: 200 white Leghorn pullets,
6 menthe eld (laying), -
1.lIPLE2IIdNTS: McCormick binder
7 -ft. cut, nearly new; M. -I3, Manure
spreader :early new; i4LH, side rake,
nearly. new; McCormick -Deering 13.
disc fertilizer drill, new; M. -2i. oil
bath, 6-21. cut mower, nearly new;
M. -H. low service truck wagon, near-
ly new: New 1642. hay rack, cam -
piste with ladder and movable hay
rack; al. -H, drop-headhay loader,
good as new; 111,-14, spring -tootle cul-
tivator; 2 -furrow gang prow; Me,
Cormick -Deering scuffler, good as
new; M. -Ti. 14 -plate onthrow disc
harrows;. 1 4 -section barrow; 1 2.
section spring tooth narrow, nearly
new; 34rum steel roller; Cutter;
Buggy; Stone -boat; Wheel -barrow;
M: H, 7-13 walking -plow, nearly new;
Set sleighs, with rack, Gravel box;
Colony house, S'xl'2', double floor;
Jauresway electri c brooder stove;
Chicken equipment; 2 Chicken shel
ters; Chicken fattening crate; 2
sugar kettles; .Steel grain trough;
32 -ft. extension ladder; Sap Pan; 100
crap pails, sap tank; 100 feet snow
fe"re; Cross -rut saw; Scythe; 40
Cedar rails; 200 Cedar posts; 100
stapes; Fanning still; Barbed wire
stretcher; 4 Sling ropes; 1 .Sling
chain; Tray fork; 11feConnnickaDeering
cream separator, nearly new; Quart•
er horse electric motor; Set back-
hand team harness; Set plow hex -
0055; Set single harness; Roll barb-
ed wire; Self -feeder for pigs; 2000 -
lbs, set scales; New logging chain;
Chains; Collars; "Wltifflefreee; Pig
crate; Becrrele;" Boxes; 3 -bus, grain
heg,s;' .Lumber, Milli veils; bite.
GRAIN: 1510 bus. *heat; 400 'bus,
Cartier oats; 160 gas,' No. 1 Western
barley; 200 bus: year -oke 'mixed grata
(Bahner & Barbey) for feed; 4 bus,
Timothy. seed; 156' lbs. Aleliee; Peta-
o'tby and Alfalfa; Mangi.11s; POW -
'sea: 1 barrel feeding molaodes,
PERMS; CASH. -
No reserve as Farm is Sold.
Torrence 3lun0clae, Proprleor,
Harold Tarkeon, • AuoStoneer.'
Buy Wear Saving Stamps
We often sit and think of you,
And think of how you died;
To think you could not say good-bye
Before you closed your eyes.
.Sadly tuissecl by Mother, Daddy,
Murray and Jack.
Auction kale
Farm Stock and Implements
Lot 15, Concession 12, Grey Twp.
First Farm West of the Village
of Cranbrook on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th
Sale starts at 1 p.m, Sharp
HORSES
1 Gelding Perrheon, 9 years old
1 Clyde Mere, 8 year's old
CATTLE
3 I'hu'ham Cows, clue to freshen
2 Durham Cnws, with calves
1 1"at Cow
4 Durham Heifers,2 years old
2 .Steers, 2 years old
1 Steer, 1 year old k
1 Heifer, 1 year old
5 Spring 'Calves
PIGS
4 Chunks
1 Sow, due time of sale
IMPLEMENTS
1 McCormick -Deering Tractor, 10-20
in (1-1.' condition
1 2 -furrow Oliver Plow
2 Disc Tldirow, in and out throw
1 Stiff Tooth Cultivator •
1 Ridirg Plow 2 Walling Plows
1 Gang Plow, 2 -furrow
1 McCormick -Deering Binder
1 McCormack -Deering Mower
1 Cocksltutt Drill, 15 dise
1 Steel Roller
1 Massey -Harris Drill
1 Side Rake, New International
1 Hay Loader
1 Set of 4 -section Harrows
1 Set of 2 -section Harrows
1 Seuffler 1 Fanning Mill
1 Root Pulper 1 Set of Sleighs
1 Set of Scales 1205 lbs. capacity
1 Gas Barrel • 1 Gas Pump
1 Wagon and Sliding Racic
2 Light WOSor.,s Gravel Box
Buggy Stock Rack Gravel Box
1 DeLavel Cream Separator
Daisy Churn
HARNESS
;1 -Set of Breeching harness
1 Set of Light Fparnes's
Number of Horse Collars
Forks Shovels Sling Ropes
Chains. Whippietrees
.Aced Numerous Other Articles
TEIRMS-.CASH
Eveeythlt4g will be sold as proprietor
Is giving up farming,
Mrs. Cecelia Huether, Proprietress
John Kreuter, Clerk
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
Did You Ever Wonder?
How The Bicycle 1 ail -Lamp
Serves Soldiers?
Among the mere Wtan,200 peace-
time Westinghouse lamps that have
been pressed into military service is
the bicycle tail -lamp, which is now
being used on parachutes.
A lannlp and a small dry cell fast
erred to each au'go parachute make
it easier for paratroops to locate exp- 1
epee dropped to thein at night.
'1'110 same lamp and battery cone
bination fastened to a life preserver,
aids a swimmer to find it in the
dark, •
If Any of the Stars, Besides Our
Sun, Have Planets?
One astronomical fact, which
would seem offhand, to be quite ion•
powelitle to aedertain is that of the
existeaoe of a planet 1.OVolving
around one of the pird,nini:e of light
that we call stars.
However, evidence has been Miro
dined whiolt indicates that a certain
double star in the Northern Crass
hao a planet ' with a masa about 16
times that 'of Jupiter.
lirWI?s observed that •' there were
irreguIaritiee (Perturbations) ]n the
orbits trawled by the two auris Haat
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EFFECTIVE SEPTEMI3U" 30, 1943
Preserves rationing gives the consumer a number of choices both of products and
sines of containers. Because of the wide range of container sizes and the variation
in buying habits across the country it was necessary to put the system into opera-
tion and then make adjustments on the basis of experience.
Now that preserves rationing has been in effect for several weeks, it is possible to
made some increases in coupon values. The new schedule is announced below and
is effective September 30th.
The new doubled ration allowances for molasses, extracted and comb honey will
enable consumers in areas where consumption of these products is heavy, to buy
more and still leave enough for districts where the total demand is light.
The increased ration allowances for corn, cane and blended table syrups and maple
syrup are adjusted to bring coupon values more closely into line with the great
variety of container sizes now in use.
Ale
ONE "D" COUPON IS G.OD FOR
Not Note Thi
Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, Maple Butter,
Apple Butter or Honey Butter - - -
or
Comet Honey (in Squares) - - - -
or
Cut Comb Honey -
OP
Extracted Honey or Maple Syrup -
or
Maple Sugar
6 FLUID OZ.
One Standard Section
1 LB. NET
12 FLUID OZ.
(1 LB. NET)
LB. NET
or
Molasses - - - - -- - 20
or
Coact Syrup, Cane Syrup, or any Blended
Table Syrup - - - - - - - - 14 FLUID OZ.
or
Canned Fruit- - - - - - - - - 10 FLUID OZ.
FLUID OZ.
(1 PINT)
Sugar - -
OP
VI A Id CI
1.13. NET
N +i'W EC®l'VALI >:' SE' TEM 'ER 30th
The validity date of these coupons has been moved forward from the
original October 14th to September 30th.
This has been done to accommodate purchasers of some items which at
this season of the year are normally bought in Targe units.
Coupons 0-6 and 0-7 will become valid on November filth and the
original schedule will be continued from then on, with two coupons
becoming valid every four weeks.
RATION ADMINISTRATION
cexats .oceseetemasenstemeennoteaetent0warreerreasooterotorne
make up the double star. The only
explaaatacn for these deviations
from the roma] expected path in
which the two suns circle about one
another would be the existence of
another celestial body near enough
ani! heavy enough to pull one or both
suns out their orbit by the force o.f
gravitational attra.oi:i•on, Tints one of
the suns 'malting up this particular
.Amble stun must have a planet.
The planet like those in our own
solar system, is non-luaniols, and
it is rot likely that it will ever be
seen with any type- of telescope now
in use; but from the actions of its
parenteon astronomers have com-
puted its orbit and find that its
"year" is equal to 4,9 of our earth
yours and thatit travels a very lop-
sitle6 path.
How Much a New -Born Elephant
Weighs?
Acco'tlirg to the National So.
ological Park, an elephant at birth
weighs from 160 to •200 pounds,
proximately,
ap.
SPCED ,,IE Know
BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mrs. Will Peacoek and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Peacock
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr
and Mrs. Jack Wiekstead and took
in Browntowu anniversary services,
prised o8 Mrs, Alex MoCrackin,
Mrs. George Hetherington, Cherie&
loathers and Ross Smith. The
choir from Belgrave Dulled Church
rendered two' anthems at the even-
. hag service. Beautiful fall flowers
decorated the church.
Mos, George Agar and daughter of
Stratford spent the week .end with
Mr. Chas. Agar and other friends.
Mrs. John L1ike of 13r'usseie
visited with Mr• and Mrs, Harry
Bosman and took in Ebenezer
anniversary services.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hamilton and
daughter visited on .Sunday after-
noon with. Mr. and Mr's. ' ,Sparling
Johnston and family.
Miss Dmula Johnston visited with
friends in Toronto last weeds.
Mr. alit!' lip's, Wilson Thornton,: and
Mr, end Mrs. George Thornton
visited on Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and 1VIrs, Melville 1liathers and
faint*.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex McCracken
visited on Sesnday . afternoen with
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Goll and
daughters.
74r. and Mrs, Cooper Nothery 011d
daughter spent Sunclay ,afternoon
with, Mr, and Mre, Rtebard Johnston
An ideal fall day addled to the
..aces of the anniversary .services
'04 Ebenezer United Cluireh on 'Sun-
day and large - - cotbgregations
assembled.. 'rhe gueet speaker, Rev.
H. 0, Wilson, lertt•ssels, delivered
Iwo 3mpeessive sermons. most emit
a:ble to the occltstan and to the
existing 'conditions throughout ' the
world. .
('Ile .music at • the' ' morning" sere.
ice was supplied by members of the
Ttitlevaie .choir, and it ryuartotto Dorn.
Rally Day Service.
Rally Day service ,was observed
in Knox Pa'•esbytet'iatt Church. on
Sunday morning with the • assistant
superintendent, Ars, Eldred Nihol,
leading in the responsive readings
,icon! scripture, Scripture verses
were repeated by members of , the
primary class, under the direction
,of Mies Jean efelliott, Mr. • Allan
Ramsay contributed a solo and
special music was rendered by the -
choir,, Rey. O, 0, Fowler gave the
address on,tile theme, "God in First
Placa."
The oa'dtraues of baptism eves ob-
served when Kenneth Harold son of
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Grant, and
Douglas Bernard, soil. of Mr, mild
.M's's, Bernard'. .Thomas were bap-
tized. The offering will bo tiled ,to
.help needy' Sunday Schools sand to
,promote,. ,generally, work amnodg
,boys aatcl'git'ia,
Gieven Appointment,.
/miss Lois ISlllott, 'Toronto, is with
her psr•ents, Mr. and Mrs•, itaymonnd
I011tott, Miss; Elliott has completed
titer training at the Women's College
Hospital Ioi Toronto, and has been
'appointed to the .staff es assistant
Istjpervisior of the public obetorical
' de»arttnsut. While home Mljls
Elliott acted as bridesmaid at the
ntal'asiago -el her frietut, Miss Mair-
gavot '(t hour ' to Dfnlald Camp-
bell, of. Molesworth; an Saturday, '
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