The Brussels Post, 1945-7-18, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
W'edncsday,
my 13th, 1946
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Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
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OTHERS ARE ASKING
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Q.—I am a farmer and want to
slaughter snare cattle for my own
Consumption. Do T have to get a
slaughter permit?
A. --No. if you and your faot:l.y are
going to consume the meat you do not
require a permit. Any portion of
your meat not required for c.t^sump•
tion in your household can be sold
ly to anyone holds a slaughter
Trait, in a pieee not less than n
tarter of a carcass.
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Q. — A grocer with whom I
have dealt for some time refused
recently to sell me more than two
bars of soap at one time. Soap is
not rationed. Can he legally refuse
to give me all I ask for?
A.—Your grocer may limit his
sales of any goods to any customer
if he wishes. He would proably a.-
tutu this flan to provide all of his
crstemers with some of his supplies.
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Q.—My daughter goes to school in
the city. Her boarding house lady
:,,iced her for all her coupons for
c.,nriag sugar. Must: she give them
up?
A.—Your daughter is not required
to give up her coupons for eanuing
sugar. She should come to some
at:i'cable settlement with her land-
lady who will be supplying her with
meals next winter.
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Q.—What price can I get for horse -
;,air?
A,—Ceiling prices for horsehair
vary according to the length and
grading. You may obtain complete
1rices for all grades and lengths
from the nearest office of the War-
time Prices and Trade Board.
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Q Have ration coupons an expiry
date?
A —Expiry dates have been effect-
WILLIAM SPEACE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, O(T.
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BAEKER BROS.
Phone 6 Butcher Shop Brussels
BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,-B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Mr. Benson in attendance Wednesday afternoon
Office open daily from 9—to--- 5:30
WANTED
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 or you can faring
them to us.
Export r
PHONE 7Ox BR7SSEL
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SUGAR LOSS
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Don't lose a single jar of
those fine pickles this
season, because of spoil-
age by inferior vinegar.
For sure results insist on
Canada Vinegar — the
a choice of leading pickle
manufacturers and ex-
perienced home -canners.
A favourite for over 80
years.
Write for FREE Pick-
ling Recipe Booklet to
Canada Vinegars Limi-
ted, 112 Duke Street,
Toronto.
CANADA
Vinegars
Padteu'izetJ
ed for only butter coupous. Colleens
90 to 115 incuisive , expire August
21,
Questions on any regulations of
the Wartime Prices and 'Grade
Board will be answered if submitted
w the Information Blanch, War-
time Prices and Trade Board, Fed
eral Building, London, Ontario.
HENFRYN
In St. David's Church Heufryv on
Sunday, July 15th, the service was
conducted by Rev. M. F. •Oldham
' assisted by the Rev. John R Kerr,
Rector of St. George's Church Hali-
button, who preached the sermon on
St. Mark 1;1, the message .if the
Gospel, and who is spending his hol-
idays with parents Mr. and Mrs.
T. Kerr.
GREY
Messrs. Carl and Harvey Jacklin,
Richard and Harold Jacklin motored
to Novar, Muskoka district. spend -
ink the weekend there and att ndtng
the funeral of their uncle the late
MizellJacklin, who passed away on
Wednesday, July the eleventh.
Mrs. Marie Morris of Gerrie spent
g few days last week with Mr. and
Alis. Carl Jacklin.
firs. Harold Campbell is enjoying
the holiday season at Wasaga Beach.
Mr, and Mrs, Martin Calder,
Milverton and Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Perks, St. Catherine's and Con. and
Mrs. Krug. Chesley, were guests
with John and Mrs. Campbell, 4th
i;ne. during the past week,
Mrs. Robert. Gagnon of ;i -art
Wiiliam is visiting her aunt Miss
Srra McKinnon. 0th con.
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.ole the midis et years of YO,
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WALTER SCOTT
BRUSSELS
Representing
• -1;4; FARIER
— ire•Pe3e#5004.,
• By :collecting^ and to ntng, ,rn the4couparts
acquired' againa the,-ute,rand' safe of. butter
and the sale of honey'-and°'rdtioned'mciple
products
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• By 'writing -to the Local . Ration Boards For
application form RB -77 as SOON as they
know definitely that transient labour rattons
will be needed to feed extra help hired for
periods of Mess than two weeks.
Rationing is not intended to add unnecessarily to the burden of Canadian farmers
who, faced with shortages of labour, materials and machinery, have continued to
respond to repeated calls for greater production.
it is a protection against waste ... shortages ... inflalion.
RAF -t
BELGRAvE
The Happy Hearts Mission Baud
of the United Church held a picnic
el the manse, the home of the loader,
Mrs. G. Ii. Dunlop, on Friday after -
yowl, There was an attendance of
over 40.
',i'he program opened with a short
worship service oonducted by the
president, Lloyd Anderson.
Following the singing of a hymn
all joined in a responsive reading
and the Lord's Prayer. After a
closing selection, a sing -song was
Icd by Mrs, Dunlop.
cum of $3.50 was realized.
MTs. James Michie was hostess to
the Gaited Church Woman's Mission-
ary Society and Woman's Associa-
tion for their regular meetings
Wetlnesclay afternon at her home
on Con. 6, Morris Mrs. R. Chem -
hey, W.M.S. vice pa'es est, con.
(Incite the first meetin , assisted
by the secretary, Mrs, G, Martin.
Following prayers by Mos. Cham-
ney, Mrs, J. Anderson, and Mrs J.
Michie, Mrs. Ghamney read the
scripture lesson. Mrs. J. Miller was
aipointed to arrange the worship
and study period for the August
meeting. MPs. N. Walsh conducted
the worship service. Mrs. C. Neth
ery led in prayer, .and a paper on
Games were eondueted on the 'The Churches of Europe," was
lawn by Muriel Anderson, and a read by Mrs. A. ooultea,
fish pond, to which donations were
toads by the children, afforded' The Woman's Association held a
raur.h interest and from which short meeting, with the pre1lden',
Mrs, R, Coultes, in the chair. Mrs,
O. Martin acted as secretary. Mrs,
R. Nicholson gave a Bible reading
Sixteen responded to the roll call
and m few new members were add-
ed to the roil. Alt the close of the
meeting, lunch was served.
Personal: Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Proctor, Fort Francis, wife. Mr.
and MPs. Carl Procter.
Peeebyterian W.M.S,
by
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The Presbyterian Church Wo-
rrrn's Missionary ,Society met in
the church -on Tuesday afternoon
, for their regular meeting. 'I he
president., Mrs. lt. 1,. Slott was in
I the chair and opened the mooting
';th a psalm. The scripture lesson
ass taken by Mrs. James Leith
and lilts. Joseph Duuba- ted 10
prayer. An article on the rehabili-
it1W'r'iittt0l Wien of the churches of kur'ope
was read by Mrs. Soott, and a chap-
ter from the study book continuing
the "India' Story," was well taken
by Mrs. O. G.' Anderson. The meet-
ing closed with prayer by the presl-
r,end,
TENDER
Tenders are asked to supply 150
ton of 1i/a or 11h inch nut, pea and
slack stoker coal, 25 ton of anthra•
cite stove coal and 26 ton of coke
for the Huron County Home, Prices
to he for coal laid down on tb:e
trades at ,Gldnton; esontent to be
given. Tenders to be in the hands
or the County Clerk, Court House,
Goclerich, Ontario, not later than
July 2bst.
N. W. Miller,
Clerk, Codnty of Huron
Commuter: 'Well, I'll tell. you,
Jones, I wear the trousers in my
Y ore."
lanes: "Yes, but I notice that right
enter dinner you wear an apron over
them,"
Naive Nellie: 'I think it's wonder-
ful that our servicemen are such a
'appy lot"
Mother: "What mattes you say
that?"
"Wiry, whenever you pass thein
they're alil'ays Whistling."
ADVERTt$INL 14.i ftb
C.iadsltied Ade (eaePii the
Over telephone or chortled Ere
ip Mamorlem , Mit
14444 of T'hanka .,..... • Mu
ifirths, Nierrloyie ptefthi „... ?SW
Ruth. rode on my cycle car,
Directly back of me,
I hit a bump at skatydive,
And rode on ruthless-ly.
Overheard in a bus: "Hello. Jack
Beastly weather, isn't it? And
how's the wife " "About t'.o same
was the answer.
MR. ALEX HAMMIER
Director of the Ontario Farm
Service Force
Mr. Maclaren is urging all
cities (ind towns to organize
local Farm Commando Cern-
mitfees, And asks that those
interested write to the Ontario
Farm Service Force, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto:, for detailed
information,