The Brussels Post, 1945-3-28, Page 3WANTED
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity
them to us.
or you can bring
por
PHONE 70x
BRUSSELS
RENEWAL 01' UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE BOOKS
Nor le 411 e#n plave4s:
All Unemployment Insurance Books for the year
ending March 31st, 1945, must be exchanged for
new books.
New Insurance Books for the fiscal year 1945-46
will be exchanged by the Local Employment and
Selective Service Office in your area for expired
Insurance Books upon completion of the second
last page in the expired books.
Protect the benefit rights of your employees
by sending in their expired books properly com-
pleted on March 31st.
There are severe penalties for failing to
make Unemployment Insurance contri-
butions for your insured employees and
for failure to renew the Insurance Books
as required.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION
. HUMPIIREY MITCHELL,
Minister of Labour
LOUIS J. TROTTIER
R. J. TALLON
ALLAN M. MITCHETL
Commissioners.
DW 45-2-E
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pollard are
visiting al the home of their
daughter, Mrs, Edgar Hollinger of
Hamilton.
Joules and Allan Mair who have
spent the winter in the northern
camps leave returned home due to
the early opening of spring weather.
Allan and Mn. Itaansiay who have
been nesddents of the list con, for
many years and a :most popular
couple have disposed of the farm
and will be leaving et0ne oomntuni.ty.
GREY
The continued waren and dry
-weather• are 'eure indications of early
seeding and many ;Pannone are pare -
paring the, Darnel for .early wore,
A pioneer In the person of Daviel'
Stewart of the Mioiesworth district,
Passed away last week, e member of
u large 1lamily ,and most highly
respected. The only remaining one
is a sister, Mrs. Heibein and lives
in Moiesavorth,
lit its reported that James and
Archie Mossy 9th cone have pur-
clnasecl the farm of Dan McKinnen
et the same line.
CRANBROOK
The Y. P. S. thelel a 'cttokinole social
in the basement of the church on'
Tuesday ,evening, March 20th.
There was a very large attendance
The evening was enjoyed by playing
etokinole. Pniacs were won by Mrs
Clara i°metered and Everett Purdue.
Lunch vias !served and the National
Anthem were sung.
A N (MALS DISABLED
tjaickly removed in Clean Unitary truce.. Phone collect,
72 BRUSSiE1.3
V1 !horn Stone Sons Limited
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, March 2'Lset, 1945
FOR SALE -
Milking COWS.
Phone 42,rr4 Chas. Arntntrang
DFOR SALE-
Desiiable hous,, and lot with good
M harp on William street,
phone 73 apply to Alvin Rutledge
WANTED TO BUY -
lee boxes in wood of me,,al.
phone 66x -r4
FOR SALE -
A quantity or Sebago seed
FOR PIPs OR po'tatees, A cones between Katedlns
ROLLING YOUR OWN , p 't'!d (lhhppewas, blight resistant.
Rhone 42-r•Y9 Geo. Blake
i -
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Mr. R. A. Reid will he here April 11. Nine Nipiece quarter cut oak dining
FOR SALE- room smite. 1 buftett, 1 china cabinet,
Early seed potatoes. fi chairs, 1 large automatic round top
Phone _32-r-13 Sant Ovin:gton table
"- a' apply to Mess B. G. Walker
FOR SALE- Phone 65
Spy apples.
phone 36-r-6 Thos. Pierce FOR SALE-
C.A.C. No. 21 Seed Barley, good
FOR SALE- quality $1,0,0 per hostel ala hay at
Two load's of best) turnips in pit 910.00 per ton and some timothy
also garden peas.
FOR, SALE -
'Grant young Cows, 1 freshened a
few days ego the other oprtnginr;
&leo a litter of pigs ready to wean.
Phone 55-a•-0 J. P. Meintotlt
FOR SALE -
phone 55-r-15 Robert Looking Seed alt$4.00 a bushel.
patine 55-r-14 George 5ienaies
FOR SALE -
No. 1 Red Clover Seed, also sore WANTED TO BUY -
good hay. Old Glassware, China, Old Plates,
Phone 23-r-14 Lloyd Alcock
Coal Oil Lamps, Old Brass, Orna
rants, etc. etc.
Apply to Box 50
FOR SALE-
0ne good horse G years old, also
one good work hoarse.
Telephone 23-r-16 Dan. M' Kinnon
FOR SALE -
..A quantity of hay, at loot 0, con-
cession 14, Grey twp,
J Blakeley, at the 'Gate Donald
Stewart farm.
NOTICE -
Now is the t line to have year
painting done. First class work
reasonable pt'ices.
Phone 29x W. G. Tucker
FOR SALE -
One oil burning brooder, one, two --
wheeled trailer and one riding plow.
also a quantity of good Potatoes.
phone 25-r-26 Pnank W. '_1litohell
FOR SALE -
400 '(seamy breed cockerels, 4
weeks old also 4 new range
shelters.
phone 70x Hugh Pearson
TENDERS WANTED -
To paint the outside of United
Church at Bluevale, 2 coats.
Tenders to close Apnii lith,
apply to 4pan'ling Jiolhnstoa,
Sec. Trustee Board
FOR SALE-
Alasntla Oats anld O. A. C. No, 21
barley (nixed, Aliso 11)193 all cats and
No -barb barley mixed.
phone 43-r-20 Gordon Knight
Lott 17. Con. 14, Grey
FOR SALE -
A
-
quantity of Alaska Seed Oafs
at Int 20, con 9, Morris.
phone 1S -r-9 Gilbert, McCallunn
FOR SALE- �_ M
Bay Clycle maze rising five, about
1450 lb's. 4 white legs and whits
Fc,ce. Guaranteed sound and quiet,
good worker.
Apply Cecil Grainger, Gorrie, R.R„ 1
FOR SALE -
Seed oats, Vanguard at 63c per
Ins.; Alfalfa. & Timothy hay ,at
$11..00 per ton; one colony house,
10 x 12 ft. Terms Cash.
phone 437 or 44x John McNair
LOST-
B1aMc collie dog with ban markings
and long thick hair. Answers to 1
the name of "Sport." This Is the
pet clog of little Donald McCauley,
Anyone Itngvvinik tlne Whereabouts of
this clog kindly notify
Phone 35-r-15 Meinvin McCaatley
FOR SALE -
Kitchener Big -4 Hatchery say
ad re nee curlers have taken all
available chicks, land pullets until
May, except cockenels. They have
some clayol'iVs and started tor
delivery now, and possibly Apr11,
depending on ordlens. Tale stock,
and order now, Agent --R, S.
Warwick, I-11101' Top Ranch, lxt'nssels.
TENDERS WANTED- o
Tenders wanted tar painting .the
ceiling in school -room of Ethel
Public School. Tenders will he
neoeived up till Marchi. 31st, work
to he dome during Easter holidays
Comstult Nue uncleniedgieed for par-
ticulars oonoerndng the work to be
done,
Wm. T. Spence,
,Slee, -Trees, SeS, No. 11, Grey
Ethel, Ont,
Have your
w„"
r k;; EYES t
Props ryCfrired
for
NOW
Brussels Pool
F. F. Holmuth
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 14611140 401
THE ROYAL COMMISSION
ON EDUCATION
which has been appointed to enquire into and report
upon the system of education in Ontario will hold its
first sessions in the Senate Chamber of the University
of Toronto at 10 a.m. and at 2 p.m. on April 11, and on
April 12, 1945, under the Chairmanship of the Hon. Mr.
Justice J. A. Hope.
Preliminary consideration will be given to such
written submissions as are presented on or before
April 10. Briefs submitted after that date will be coo:
sidered at subsequent sessions of the Commission.
All organizations interested in any of the problems
related to public education are invited to submit briefs to
R. Fe. 8. Jackson Secretarn.
Royal Commission on Educatloty
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST
OF EX -SERVICE PEOPLE
War VeteraflS /flSUrUflCC
NOW AVAILABLE
Offers protection, without medical exami-
nation in most cases, to those discharged.
AT DEATH HOW WILL,
THE INSURANCE BE PAID? d death is
T,he maximum amount which may the option of
$1,000, with the remainder being paid,areways:
the insured, in one of the following hreest, may be paid m
(1) The money, plus 31/2 perpail to
the beneficiary in equal instalments is overte� the bene-
ficiary
ten, fifteen or twenty years,
dies, the payments ate continued to his or her
estate.
(2) The money may be paid in equal instalments as long
as the beneficiary lives.r five,
(3) As in (2), but instalments hether the beneficiaary fiverten,
o
fifteen of twenty years,
dies.
WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF
A WAR .DISABILITY PENSION? receives a
If,pe si the death ins of the insured,eyll be paid as fthe ollows:,
pension, a insurance murrey
(1) If the policy is paid up, the full face amount of it will
be paid to the beneficiary in the manner elected by the
insured, plus the pension.
If the policy is not paid up, then the capitalized valof
ue
of the peysand nstead,the beneficiary ducted tface he
receiveethe
the policy the excess,
paid-up value of the portion deducted, plus
if any, of the face amount of the insurance ovveerththe
capitalized value of the pension. If the policy has
n
in force at least six months and the beneficiary is the
wife or husband or children, or both,
the paid-up insured,at least $500 will be paid
as
of the remainder.
WHO MAY BE NAMED AS A BENEFICIIARYY?t befie
Where the insured is married, the beneficiary A
wife or husband, or children, or both. If the veteran is single,
the beneficiary must be the future wife or husband, with a
parent, brother or sister, named as a contingent beneficiary
to receive the insurance money should the veteran die
unmarried.
CAN RE-ESTABLISHMENT CREDIT OR PENSION
BE USED FOR VETERANS INSURANCE?
Yes, ths is one of the purposes for which the credit may be used. Premiums may be deducted from
Ment
pensions also, if requested,
IF THE VETERAN BECOMES TOTALLY
If DISABLED, WHATthe veteran HAPPENS? sixty
s,sand he swnot in receipt of fullhes penssiion oe age the dis•
ability, no further premiums need be paid.
ARE THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS
AS OCCUPATION?O
TRAVEL, RESIDENCE, OR
In addition to being free of occupational restrictions, the
insurance also is free of restriction as to travel and tesiden e.
When Canada entered the present war, ir. was realized that
men and womo� viliaan life with their health went into uniform faced the impaired,possibility 1
w returning disability. It was realized also thaatt, S
a
with some physical disability,ipro-
tection
ro-
any
servicehrof men and is women would bhealthnable o vi
echo ercial their
life insurancelies . Togh the meet this normal
Par-
liament, at is '1944 session, passed an Act known asThe
VeteransInsurance
urcemAct.y This ea for pohas ecu been proclaimed
r it.
and applications
WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL R VETERANS INSURANCE? OF WAR
One of the very
fewalfeatures of exepuons, it is is available Insurance is cost,
wit, with very premiums ate
clamor medial examination, naaocc No extra u ed.
ous-s where in ng, construction,, occupation
al flying, a t
ops --suite as, mining,
-and, in addition, premiums ate waived in the event o
total disability. There is no extra cost for this waiver of
premiums,
WHO MAY APPLY FOR WAR
VETERANS INSURANCE?
Any ex -service an or woman is eligible. fontadd tion,
widows or widowers of veterans may apply insured
ance on themselves if 'cite veterans ivn ret of a ar der
the dis-
ability
Merchant Navy present war are eligible also.
ability pension from the p
WHAT TYPES OF INSURANCE
ARE AVAILABLE? 10 ax 65 and
The plansLof ife insurance
Payn entavailable
Life, Life Paid-up Payment Life, 15
LiPaid-up
that is, premiums may be paid for 10,
Life P2id-ua at r u 65
15 or term
yearsf age smaller the premium le requ Lewd.
the team B payment olicies are not issued. The insurance
Term and Endowment p e that is, no dividends are
is of the non -participating type,
paid.
WHAT AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE
ARE PROVIDED FOR? from $500
Policies may be applied for in amounts ranging
only in the
to $10,000. The amount of the policy
event of the death of the insured.
HOW ARE PREMIUMS PAID?
s may be paid monthly,
qAt uarterly,
option off- the y, or nnually. There is no additional
cost to the
veteranfo, premiums on a monthly basis.
cost to the vereran for paying
IS THERE ANY CASH SURRENDER VALUE?
After premiums have been paid for two full years, the policy
may aben fesurrenderedtoPaid-up.' its nsurance or Extended 'Termr rinsmuf-
be e. There
to for loans against the policy.
ante. These is no provision
EXAMPLES OF MONTHLY PREMIUMS PER
(2)
AGE
Payable for
10 years
15 years 20 years
s_-.---
1.74
20 $2,89 $2.12 $25 1.94
30
3.18 2.34
2,60 2.15
30 3,53 2.91 2.42
35 3.93 3,7
45 4.983 3:16
55 6.45 5.01 4.40
p
NOV:OIf it is desired to pay
the remiuna amorally, multiply the above rates by 12. There is zoo
additional cost for taking advantage of the monthly payment plan.
Further information and application forms may be obtained from the nearest office of the Deportment of. Veterans Affairs er w
writing direct to the Superintendent of Veterans Insurance, Department of Veterans Affairs, Ottawa.
Services of a trained' counsellor are available for individual interview with each veteran who wishes information concerning This
insurance. Veterans Affairs.
Issued soder the authority of Honourable Ian A. Mackenzie, Minister of V
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
KEEP THIS ADVERTISEMENT. IT IS ONE OFA SERIES. SEND IT TO SOME MAN OR WOMEN OVERSEAS
$1
,000 INSURANCE
Payable
fill
age 65
$1.20
1.39
1.64
1.98
3.16
6.45
Payable
till
age 85'
$1.14
1.30
1.51
1.78
2.59
4.03
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