HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-9-19, Page 3The ServiceYou Have BeenWaiting
For To All Makes Of Caps
Trucks And Tractors
We have four Government Certified mechanics and three
Helpers.
We specialize in complete overhaul jobs, reconditioned
motors and , special Tune-up jobs, Generators
Carburetors, Distributors, Windshield wipers by b
special tune-up man.
TRACTORS
Mr. John McMillan, a former employee and recently discharg-
ed from the R.C.A.F. after 5 years service is going to
specialize in Tractor work.
We carry a large stock of Genuine 'Ford Parts and
Accessories for all makes of cars.
TIRES & TUBES
Firestone, Atlas and Seiberling.
i3ATTERIES
Ford, :Fide, Firestone and Atlas.
ANTIFREEZE
We have a large stock of Anti -freeze and we holoins
pe to
be able to supply you with Preston this year.
M ASSEY-HARRIS PARTS AND
IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE
1 Used 1 40 1 -ton Ford fruck with steel box and Stock rack.
Take advantage of our front end service, Gas, Oil,
Grease and wash, a man in attendance.
L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
LISTOWEL, ONT,
MARIAN
17lawt
$425e
PRESIDENT
21 (ewes
:4500
CORONET
17 jewels
14 M. gold
1575°
W. G, LEACH
JEWF.I.T.FR BRUSSELS, ONT
The TELEPHONE HAS SERVED
THE FARMER WELL
For more than half a century, the tele.
phone has served the farmer well
business ... in emergencies ... in more
pleasant living.
There was the farmer, for example,
who wrote that his telephone enabled
him toget better prices for his crops.
"It gate me to market in a few
seconds," he said, "and atthebest tinie"
Today, the number of rural tele.
phones is at an all-time high. 'When
materials and man -power are again
available,' it will he much hi lien Tele.
phone service for farina will be er-r
better than even before,
THE BRUSSELS POST
VSTer)nestlaY, .Sol.pteullyer 19'h. 1945
Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
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OTHERS ARE AEM,NG
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Q—From what has the slaughter
quuta been removed?
A,—The slaughter quota has been
tnmporar'lly removed from beef
cattle, - It is still on hogs and
never was on veal or Iamb.,
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Q,—if I do not buy my meat from
a butcher but purchase It from a
reighboring farmer, dot have to give
coupons for it?
A.—Yes. You must surrender
coupons to the Merrier from whom
yet' purchase meat, You will have
to surrender to him one coupon for
(very four pounds of mea'.
Q.—My son has returned from
overseas, I•Ie was in the butclitr
business before he went overseas,
Can he get meat in order to set, up to
ba iness again.?
' A.—If he were the owner of a
meat business in Canada he will be
given a quota in proportion to his
business' for a stated period before
' enlisting. It will, of conese, be
reoessary for him bo have a W.P.
1' B. license before he starts in
any business again.
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Q --What can 1 do to get extra
creat when I +have a lot of threshers
uon.ing in?
A.—You can get extra meat rations i
is the same way as you get all
ex'ra rations for transient help,
Yuu apply in the regular way to your
lural ration board and you will be
given meat coupons in the same
r',io as other rationeu foods are
geien for the purpose of transient
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Questions on ^uy regulations of
the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board _will be answered If :ubrallted
to the Information Branch, War-
time Prices and Tr,c;n, 'Board
Federal Building, London, Ontario.
WALTON
The September meeting of the
Walton Red Cross will be held in
the hall on Tuesday, September 25,
Anniversary ,services will be held
in Duff's United Church, Walton, on
Sunday. Sept. 23rd at 11 a.m. and
7:8(1 p.m. . Bev, Harold J Snell,
B.A., of Auburn will be the speaker
on this occasion. Special music veil
be contributed by the chair and Mr.
Stanley. •Sibthorpe will be guest
soloist,
Patronise your home tows theatre.
Splendid features 1iw showing.
When In Brussels dobee Fuer shell.
ping on S'turday go to the "Cozy." •
CRANBROOK
The Missionary Sociery of Iinox
Cbruch, Cranbrook, held the Sep-
tember meeting in the home of Mrs,
Alien Cameron, The president, hors.
Dan Ilnether, presided, opening the
meeting with a hymn and with Mrs.
Martin MacDonald read Psalm 84.
Huether led in prayer au) Mrs,
Martin. MaoDonais read Psalm 84.
The minutes of the Jul, meeting
were readby the secretary, Mrs.
Mac Engel. Eleven members an
swered the roll call by repeating a
vt;rse of scripture. After the singing
of Hymn 784 the au'rruit events
were read by Mrs, Alex Steiss, Mrs.
Henry Keys and Mrs, M. Engel, A
510!y entitled "Ohurchill and Roose
melt" was read by Mrs, Jiro Carnet
on. The treasurer, ' Mrs, Celia
'anther, gave her iinanetaI roper„
Mrs, Dan Huether offered her home
for the October meeting and the
Ia:res of the south grow) will be
In charge. Mrs, Celia Huether gave
an interesting paper on "William
Henry Jackson, rnisslonary in
Burma„" The treasurer uyw re-
ceived the offering and tiro meeting
closed with a Hymn, the Natlonni
Anthem and the benediction, by the
president. The hostess and ladles in
charge served refreshments and a
social half hour was stmt.
Patronize yours home town thealre.
:Splendid features now showing.
When in Brusse's tlo ,:e your shen-
ping on Petursay be >u:r1 to go to
the "Cozy"
Prices Of Cern
Maxitnun prices have beel fixed
on all grades of domestic yeiioty alar
white corn, according to an
announcement ei the Wartime
rtloes and Trade ,Board,
;Chis new order exempts all corm
for seeding proposes or fee feeding
't 11811 told by one primary pro.
dater to another, Sale by feed
nianufaotul'ers or dealers ars sti;l
funder price ceilings,
LET'S BE FRANK
ABOUT TIRES
THE NAME
GOOD/ EAR
15 STILL YOUR -
BEST GUIDE
TO
TIRE VALUE!
HERE'S WHY!
In buying tires, it's not where
you start... BUT where you end
up. And you'll be miles ahead
when you choose bonus -mileage
GOODYEARS.
Yes, Mr. Farmer, in car, truelr,
tractor and farm implement tires,
you go faither when you "Go
Goodyear." Today, more than
ever before, you should buy only
the best tires, There's a reason
why—"More People Ride Om
Goodyear Tires and More Tons
Are Hauled On Goodyear Tires
Than On Any Other Kind".
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Notice to Creditors
In the estate of MARY SMALLOON
late of the Village of Ethel In the
County of Huron, widow, who
died on or about the eighteenth
day of March, A.D., 1945.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
Peeving claims of demands against
Me estate of the above descried
must mail. particulars and proof of
same to the undersigned solicitor on
or before the 22nd day of Septem-
ber. 1945, upon which data the
assets of the said estate wilt be
dletributed with regard only to
those claims which shall then have
been received,
DATED at Brussels this 25th da' -
of August, 1945.
ELMER D. BELL,
.Brussels, Ontario
Solicitor for estate of Mary Small.
don, deceased.
Obituary
501, Herbert Wt,adma0n
The death aecurred in Sout.t Mem-
orial Hospital, 'Seaforte, 03 Monday,
Sept. 1021-. of a highly' rlspeete, rest.
dent of Walton vicinity in the person
of George Herbert. W'I ,amsoa In his
71st year. He was born on lot 7, eon -
18, Gey tmvnship, on Aug. oh 1375,
sou of the late M. an.; Mrs. 'Puns, IV
Wiliiamscr. He was Lwt:s marriel
his first wife being \ei;:e Switzer of
Cranbrook in Jury 19e3, nal she died
in April, 1916 He was nu,rrle4 on
August 6th, 1913 to Dora Staples of
Walton. Surviving is ore son, Chas.
at borne, also three sitters (June)
Mrs, Get. Walker, Tor ,ntr, (Mary)
Mrs, Sohn Hoffman, Godenich,
(Eliza) Mrs. Hugh Ra :Dear Walton;
two hrotr'.ers. Thomas of Grey, and
John of McKillop. He was et member
of the Duff's United Church, Walt •9.
The funeral was held on So:.t. I?ib
from t_ • re..rdenc.; + r ?.rus!els
cemetery. ReV. R. C It Weer" Id
officiating. The pallba.,rcrs terra six
nephews, Geo. Ramsay, N. rraa and
George 1Vill,t.mson, f. Wait rn.
George Hoffman.. Go;l-'ri,'f Ilerd„n
Staples of SeaZorth sod he=lls
Price Winthrop. The T,,o'cri.earers
weer six nieces, Jean Pryce, Lois
Hogg, Wi.ma Staples, Alda, Floreuce
auti Ara Williamson.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETiEB'
PAIRS and EXHIBITIONS, 1945
CI,esley 14, 15
Coldwater 18, 141
Crrkaville 14, 15+
Dresden 11-13 I
Dundalk 12. 14i
itanover ..... 12, 13 1
l22irkton
Lindsay
'3, 14, I
12.15 I
Lion's Head 12, 23 ;
Marlin , 13, 14 I
Milverton 13, 14
Mount Forest. 10, 11 I
New Hamburg 14, 16
Palmerston 14, 15
Errathroy 10-12
September 17 • 22
Clifford 21, 22
Emhro 17
THE DAILY PROBLEM 01•' THIS vounster it to get his Tread, arms
and legs through the right holes in his only garment. It's a common
problem for millions of men, women and children in the liberated
countries 61 Europe. You can help thein by contributing serviceable
used clothing, to the National Clothing, Collection drive sponsored by
the °median tJttited Allied Relief Pend and scheduled for October
1- 20. Tinder the national chairmanship of W. M. Birks of Montreal,
a cominitte is being set up in every Canadian centre and distribution
in Europe will be under the diz'ection of TJN1i.R,4 experts.
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Kincardine
Listowel
Midland
Mildmay
Nstntadt
Paisley
Parkhill
Seaforth
Shedden
Stretford
Marton
19. 30 '•)Itebell
18, 19
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19, 20 Bayfield 9, 10
20.22 Chatsworth 4. 1
18. 19 Gorrie 5, It
21, 22 St, Marys 4. $
17. 18 Tesswater 3, 3
21 Tiverton 1. f
20, 21 , November
19 I Neta.
17.19 i"o lkerton (Christmas Fair) .... 21, f>4,,
99, 21 ff Wtngham (Horse Shawl ............. 1, r
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Owen Sound Sept. 29, Oct, L f
Port Elgin , 33. SO
October
Arthur
Atwood
Dungannon
Iiarriston
Lucknow
Sept.
25, 26 ! SURE ENOUGH
29 29 "I once heard of a baby who gain -
39, 28 : el forty pounds a week just drinking
27. 88 elephant milk."
25, 26 ; "Whose baby was 1tP'
"The elephant's!"
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T2 BRUSSELS
Stogie :ions Limited
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• No badness em efferi to Lase
Aoki wldeli ihee14 ie wasted by inane
arra Let us amelyse yaw meds, explain
bar i eraree no protect year business
Ines way ways mai kad Filet pdidss all to awes.evelem
Rs wens !lies I emenes re term sal
Mad aiSa is Jateassi4h FLe, ?main
huireet7 Mater, Bears, Camra•, Elmo
ilk SOW, Pia* GUNN General Pa&
111 Llabdl ty, Fldebty sad Surety Dania.
Walter Scott — ,Brussets
Representing
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Increase Your
MILK ` PRODUCTION
Constant running water on the farm will save you TIME and,
LABOUR. In the barn at the twist of the wrist your stock
can be watered— no laborious pumping or carrying water.
Fresh clean running water in the house is a delight MT every!!
one, fn the Kitchen -- Bathroom and Laundry — so eseontid.
to the family's good health.
NEW DURO PUMPS
are available in greater quantities today, but shortages of Miterlsisdtts4
Labour will not allow the Duro Factory to Produce enough to meet the
demand. Alt Duro Dealers St's
on a quota bash and Pens* 4a
purchase most be approved b
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FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
For Kitchen, Bathroom awl
Laundry. Visit your )iris.
Dealer for available stsfsa.
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