HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-6-6, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, June 6th 1945
"I KNOW WHAT
FARMERS WANT"
... saysJohn Bracken, the Farmer
"When 1 speak of agriculture, 1
mean farmers and farmers' wives and
children and all those . . . who are
dependent upon the prosperity of farm-
ing for their material welfare."
For more than twenty years, as the undefeated, progressive leader of a
Farmers' Party, John Bracken has fought unendingly for the economic rights
of farmers.
To -day, this great farmer's lifelong struggle to raise the living standards
of farm life in Canada, has become national in scope — Dominion -wide in the
devoted intensity of John Bracken's life purpose. To -day, this far -visioned
farmer -leader of the Progressive Conservative Party — calls upon all Canadian
farmers to enlist under his progressive banner in order to achieve, here and
now, a far better life for the farmers of every community, in every Province of
this great Dominion.
ONLY THE BEGINNING—of John
Bracken's nation-wide Campaign for
Farmers, is the assurance for every
farmer of a fair, proportionate share
of the nation's income — through
guaranteed prices for farm products.
WE GO ON FROM THERE — Our
Policies embrace every aspect of
Canadian farm life — the life of the
farmer, his wife — his children. They
are typical of our farmer -leader's
human, progressive approach to farm
problems. To these measures, John
Bracken is pledged:—
• HEALTH — In many rural areas,
due to economic conditions, medical
and hospital services are totally in-
adequate.
WE SHALL—provide the financial
assistance required to place and keep
health services in rural areas on a
par with those in urban areas — and
raise the standard of both.
• EDUCATION — In Canada, educa-
tion depends largely on land taxation.
Consequently, in many rural areas,
revenue is insufficient for educational
needs and many children are unjustly
deprived of adequate educational
facilities.
WE SHALL — see that the Federal
Government, without interfering with
Provincial jurisdiction, provides fin-
ancial assistance in order that
Provinces may make possible a high
standard of education in every section
of Canada. In this way, as well, the
burden of land taxation will be
lightened.
• FARM MACHINERY — In order
to preserve the family farm in Can-
ada, a unit now threatened by the
competition of larger units in this
and other countries , , .
WE SHALL — reduce the overhead
cost of machinery required on farms
by plans for co-operative ownership
and, where advisable, by state or
municipal ownership of power equip-
ment. The cost to farmers of securing
the advantages of mechanization will
thus be greatly reduced.
• FARM WORKERS—In off-seasons
farm workers frequently lack en'
ployment.
WE, SHALL — plan supplementary
employment for farm workers in off-
seasons by the development of addi-
tional enterprises. We shall encour-
age the decentralization of industry
and the location in rural areas of
suitable small-scale industrial enter-
prises.
• RURAL ELECTRIFICATION —
In order to bring more modern con-
veniences, at the lowest possible cost,
to women in rural homes, and to
farmers —
WE SHALL — start an immediate
program that will ultimately carry
the benefits of electricity to every
last farm home.
These are but a few of our far-
reaching Progressive Conservative
Farm Policies founded on a new, pro-
gressive conception of the rights of
Canadian farmers in every commun-
ity of every Province. To -day a
farmer fights for farmers' rights.
Help John Bracken to raise the living
standards of the forgotten man —
the Canadian farmer.
WIN WITH BRACKEN
Vote for Your
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE
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Published by the'Prouresslve Conservative Patty, Ottawa.
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ROLLMY YOUR OWN if
played the wedding march and the
bridal party entered the living
room, the bride wearing black and
white crepe with a corsage of pink
and white carnations, and the
bridesmaid also in black crepe
with corsage of carnations.
Classiti :tR Ads
FOR SALE—
Viking Cream Separator almost
new, S00 lb. capacity.
phone 50-r-7 Robt. Baker
FOR SALE—
Hand was lein.g machine and
wringer in good shape.
phone 14Sx Roy Thuell
TEACHER WANTED—
Per school section No. 9, Morris
Township,
apply to Clarence Martin,
phone Brussels 17-r-23
See„-Treas. Blyth R,R: 2
FOR SALE—
Higher egg prices are assured
Pou•ltny keepers this fall and winter.
Cash in on them with Kitchener Big-
4 June chicks. This Hatchery will
take ;orders for delivery then, but
we suggest you let us have your
order soon, .Agent R. S. Warwick,
Hill Top Ranch, Brussels.
TEACHER WANTED—
S..S. N. 10, Morris requires a
teacher. Duties td` oommence in
i 'September. Salary according to
qualifications and experience. Per-
sonal application if desired,
In North Huron Vote
L. E. (Elston}
CARDIFF
Progressive! Conservative
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He StandsjBehind Bracken's Program
John Bracken isa Statesman
. . Not a Politician
u trust a Government that has been so 'inconsistent? We
the servicemen deserve a better break in rehabilitation than
far received.
TS OF THE HURON BOYS WILL BE
CARDIFF'S FIRST CONCERN
Vote for
L. E. "Elston” Cardiff
On Monday, Juue Y th
North Huron Progressive Conservative Association
Huron County Council
'To Meet At Goderich
The. next meeting of the Huron
County 'Council will be held in the
Council Chamber, Court house, God-
erich, commencing Tuesday, jure
l2th at 2,00 p. m.
AR accounts, notices of deputat
•icons and other budhhess requiring
the attention of Connell should be in
the 'hands of the County Clerk not
tater than 'Saturday, 'Tune 9th,
N, W, Miller
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ont,
Blyth
Mr, and Mrs. John Staples cele-
brated their silver wedding at their
home on. Sloriris st., on May 274 when
they were at home to 75 guests. The
house was beautifully decorated
with pink and white streamers ant
white wedding bells. Ex -Reeve
George McNeil was toastmaster.
Shirley Jackson, d h e• of Pr,
and Mrs. Kennetaug t t
Jackson, brought
in a prettily decorated wagon laden
with gifts for the hide and bride-
groom, who were married at Duff's
Church manse, McKillop township,
r,11 May 27, 1920. Miss Shirley wore
u Poor -length gown of white with
ping( ribbons and was escorted by
Master Ronald Fritzley, sots of Mr.
5110 Mrs, George Fritzley of Bur•
ford, dressed in a sailor suit.
Among tire many beautiful gifts
from friends was a cabinet of sli-
ver from their .two sons, Gordon
and Kenneth and their daughter,
Wilma..
Mr. and Mrs, Staples (formerly
MiseS r
i a a Riley of Brussels) re•
sided on the 17th concession of
Grey township for a number of year
Inst later moved to Blyth, where they
have 'since resided,
The evening was spent in dancing
Stepdancing and singing by Russ
Mann, .George Fritzley and Wilfred
llowden added to the program.
Music for claming was supplied by
Mrs. lathes Hogg, sister of Mr,
Staples, Mrs, 3aelt•Price. aaul Milton
Bruce,
The attendants at the marriage
25 years ago were present for this
0005010114 Mr. and Mrs. Williamson,
the latter a sister 00 Mrs. Staples,
.iusi before midnight Mrs. Hogg
S:S, No. 3, Morris requires a
teacher. Duties to commence in
September. Salary according to
qualifications and experience. This
is .a new well-equipped school
Personal application if desired,
Ralph Shaw,
Bluevale, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE -
100 acres, more or less being lot
10, Concession 7, Grey Twp., 2 storey
led (brick grouse, bank ban•n so' x 00',
litter carrier, water In stable, never
failing drilled well, driving shed 26'
x 40', 2 hen houses, land in good
state .of cultivation and all natural
drainage for farther particulars
apply to Chas. A. Lamont,
-- ___--- • Ethel, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
100 aures, Lot 10., Con„ 16, • Gray
Townsh4,p; Red brick house in good
repair with furnace and bath; Bank
bannn and shed," hen house, drilled
well .and windmill, water In barn ,40
aoa'ee grain (30 on sod) .all fertilised,
balance In hay .and pasture. Land ie
well drained and in good state of
eultivatioin.
Apply to Peter Damian,
Brussels, R.R. 2
Notice to Creditors
1n the estate of ANNIE B. STRACH-
AN late of the Village of Brussels
in the County of Huron, widow,
who died on or about the seventh
day of January, A.D. 1945.
TAlKE NOTICIO that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the ,above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of
same to the solicitor for the under-
signed exeentors 011 or before the
fifteebth clay of June, A.D. 1945,
upon which date the said 'executors
wihl proeeed too distribute the
assets with regard .only to those
claims which stall then have been
received.
DATED at Firnssels this twenty
eighth day of May, A.D. 1946,
mersIof Huron Need a Man
1 Who Knows.
ht for farmers' rights and in so doing each
orth Huron will benefit.
and every
Square Deal For Citizens In
All Walks of Life in Huron North
VOTE I CARDIFF, L. E. X JUNE lith
Authorized by the North Huron Progr essive Conservative Association.
ETHEL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Womenas Institute will be held
Tuesday, June 12th at 5:20 at the
,hence of Mrs. Robt. Campbell. Mrs•
S. Brenton will give the topic ".The
White Cliffs of Dover."
Mrs. Clayton Sanith `Would like to
thank the many friends andneigh-
bours who sent cards andboxes to
her son, 'Jack, during this recent
illness.
Mrs, J. Petrie. of Donegal is spend-
ing a few days with cher sister -in- '
law, Mrs. Percy .Stephenson.
Mr, and Mos. D. Wardiaw spent the
week end in Guelph with Mr. and
Mrs. L. Wardlaw .and Ada of Hamil-
ton.
Mr, and Mrs. •Feed Cole have
taken up residence in the village and
are Living et the hotel.
Mr, and Mos. Stan. Speiran and
Have your
EYES
1ProperlyCared
for,
NOW
F„, F. Homuth
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Ishael .Scott and I OPTOMETIui' '1°
Cline Scott, I0xecutors
by their solicitor IOLMIdR photse 118 ,
Prusgels, Ontario, Hamstoe
lSnuoe of Brantford, Cpl. and Mrs.
KennethOwens and Mr. and Mrs'.
Vera]: Matthews of Toronto were
week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Stevenson. 10th concession,
Mn•. and Mrs, Stanley Wlls:on spent
the week end in Hamilton,
' Mrs, W. O. (Stevenson received the
sad news, of ,the death'of her brother
Asa Aliaana of Wyandotte Mich,
Mrs, D. Wardl'aw spec.( Twesday
in Kitchener, •
Mr. and Mrs: Jinn Petrie and child-
ren Donna and Kenneth Spent Sun-
day with Mr. and um. Percy
Stephene'on.
Miss Greta Bray of St. Catharines
is a visitor with Mr, and Mrd. Ed.
Rowland,
Several ladies of .the Women's
Institute attended• the annual •meot-
ang of the East •Herron Women's
Institute which was held Wednesday
at Fardwicir.
Mr, and Mrs. Mex Pearson spent
Sunday .with the latter's, parents
Mr, and Mrs. J. McWilliam of Mt.
Forest, . id
BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pebtie
Elmer D. Bell,• B.A. C. Joseph Benson, &A.
(Absent on Active Service)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS.
Mr• Benson in attendance Wednesday afternoon
Office open daily from 9—to— 8:30
SERVICETAXI 1
For Residents of Brussels and Community
Having secured a taxi license from the. Transit Controller
I am no* in a position to transport passengers to and from
Brussels and vicinity. Rates Reasonable.
HAIRY McCUTCHEON
Brussels Ontario
Business phone 56 , Resdence phone tg