HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-3-29, Page 2RENEWAL OF UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE BOOKS
To All Employers:
All Unemployment Insurance Books for the
year ending March 31st," 1944, trust he ex-
changed
xchanged for new books.
Kindly communicate immediately with the
nearest Employment and Selective Service
Office if you have not already exchanged your
employees' books.
There are severe penalties for •~
failing to make Unemployment
Insurance Contributions for
your insured employees and
for failure to renew the Insur-
ance Books as required.
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To 411 Employees: ,O[
If you are an insured person protect your
benefit rights by seeing that your Insurance
Book has been exchanged.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION
HON. BOOM -MET MITCHELL, LOUIS J. TROTTIER
Minister of Labour R. J. TALLON
ALLAN r1, MITCHELL
Commi,'Jonen.
Pe4f.µ •.
BUSINESS CARDS
71L L1A.M SPENCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE.
MAIN STREET, — — EFHEL, ONT.
Dennis Duquette `--LiineensesiAuctioneer
(FOR HURON COUNTY)
For Engagements Prone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be
looked after Immediately,
For Information, etc., write or phone either S1•,•i8 OR
• 41X et 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, Donaidsnn . 'Licensed Auctioneer
Phone 31-r-13 — Atwood, `Ont,
for the Cnurties of Huron and Perth
ALL SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
—CHARGES MODERATE—
For Engagements phone: 31 `The Brussels Port' and they
will be looked after immediately.
W. D. S. iamles.on, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physi.4an and Surgeon
Csaisne•
Office Hours --1 - '4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings radii 10 p.m.
'Sundays—Emergencies and by appoinDnent on1Y.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chas. T. Davidson
lnsu ance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
AutomobilF and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 87.r-2
Harald Jackson
SPECIALIST 1N FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
(Licensed In Huron and Perth Counties)
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUA-tANTEED
For Information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson.
phone 12 on 658 Seatorth R.R. 1, 3rue,Ifleld„
Make areangsmente at The Brussels Post or
Elmer, D. Bell, Barrister Office, - Brussels.
D. it. RANN Furniture
FUNEML ANND AMBULANCE SERVkE.
Wceni l Funeral Diret'itor and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
Howick'Mutual Fire Insurance
—also—
Hartford Windstorm. Tornado Insurance
Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX 1
TURNBERRY ST. •---x BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland -
(LlcenaG,u For •Huron Oounty)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Pott" and they will
be looked after Immedaltefy
For Information, etc., w rte or phone Lew, 'Rowland 88o 044 at
Soaforth; er write R.R, 8, Walton,
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THE BRUSSELS POST
WALTON WAS BUSY PLACE IN EARLY DAYS
ADVERTISING RATES
Classified Ade toash) 25o
Over telephone or charged 35c
In Memoriam ,,, . 60c
Card of Thanks fide
Births, Marriages, Deaths ........ Free
Display Advertising rates on raspiest
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FOR SALE
Two Durham calves and a litter
or Yorkshire pigs, ready to wean,
phone 56-r-6 J. P, McIntosh
FOR SALE -
12 head of 2-year•old steers.
phone 55-r-14 Carman Cochrane,
Ethel, Ont.
FOR SALE—
1 stiff tooth cultivator and 1
electricfence(new).
phone 23-r-14 Lloed Aloock
FOR SALE -
1 :Massey -Harris binder, 6 ft,
rugbei tired wagon, 3 yr. old oolt
and 100'Sussex pullets 6 ---weeks old.
phone 39-r-7 Ralph Keifer
FOR SALE—
Co.w, 6 years old, due to freshen
April 1sit, half Jersey and half Pol-
Angrrs, also a year-otd calf.
phone 56-r-6 Charles Lake
FOR SALE—
Seed grain, 1942 and 1943 crop,
Vanguard oats, Mabel oats and Soy
Beans.
phone 43-r-7 or 44x John McNair
FOR. SALE—
Seed grain, 1942
Empire and Early
phone 43-r-19
crop Erbau oats,
Barley tnrixed).
Lynn Evans
•,,
Wednesday, March 29th, 1944
RECENTLY COMPILED HISTORY SHOWS
(Oo?tinued From Pelee One) Muslo Teachers
Grace (Brown) S'hortreed, Maude
to the red basic eello4l t Forgutton, Marie Ryan, Minnie Me -
The following trustees, auditare,
Douala, Elie Ryan.
secrets -Or -treasurers and otiters have i Mlnlateraesbyteri''.
held office in this section, Daniel Johnston, Pran (de'
Trustees ' ceased'; Archibald McKibben, Metho-
William Sfroldiee, Roy Bennett, diet (deceased); ,Mrs, Pomeroy,
Robert Patterson, John Nfarshan, Methodist; Ernest Maunders,
Robert Reid, Joseph Ryan, James I Roman Catholic Priest
McDonald, Jack Ryan, Jolin Short -1 ;fames Ryan (deceased).
reed, Thomas Bolger, Saek Bennett, Nun4s
,Tames Ryan, James Murray, David Hattie 1VfcOa11, Jean Murray (de-
Oanrpbe6l, Andrew Johnston, R, H, ceased 1941), Grace Murray, Marg -
Ferguson. ' 'ret Munnay, New York; Mary
Secretary -Treasurers I Shortreed, Gladys Bolger, Florence
Gilbert McCallum, John Shortreed, Ryan, Kathleen Johnston, Jean
SEEDGRAINFOR SALE—
Prban oats and Nobarb barley
mixed, also Alaska oats and O.A,C.
21 barley mixed.
phone 43-r-25 Gordon Knight
FOR SALE--
Quantity
ALE—Quantity of seed Cartier Oats and
Cartier Oats mixed with Barley.
phone 42-d-8 W. Blake
B 1 James McDonald R Ferguson Mary McDonald, Pearl
Grass Seed
Clovers are Scarce. We have full lime of Alfalfa
Red Clover, Alsike, White and Yellow Clover at present
also Sit your hicksright with Rose
f t tures
Brand Choiceterul
Y
Feed of E. S. Watt &Sons, Palmerston.
We have a full line of fencing requirements, woven
wire, barb wire, etc.
A. J. Pearson
nom
Ethel Phone -52-r-7
Thomas o- ger,
Ii Ferguson Daniel McCallum, Themer, Marjorie McQuatk, Ina
It e'os the custom to elect one McNa;b, Margaret McDonald,Flor•
trustee from each of the three once Grimoldby.
Amoi
townships; Morris, Grey and Mc- • Missionary - I Oleveland McDonald (deceased), GAS RATIONING
Ifillop, It was also the custom to Miss Marian Murchie; She went to Richard 'Cunauingham (deceased), ;
have one Roman Catholic and two Scotland where her rich aunt sup• l3obert Lawson {killed), Eddie Ryan, WILL BE STRICT
• i L l he • as au African 1lissiouary. q 1 k (killed) '
Protestants eh t Dirt
notestants on a aus.ee 1 r. poi
r . Tbomas oven'00 1
The following is a list of pupils Later she returned to tell of her ex- I
who became; ' ' t periences to the people of this corn- 1 Those Serving in Wold War II
Doctors enmity. ;She is a cousin of Mrs. i Stewart Humphries (Army); Ross 1
Robert Humphries, New York, ,las, Murray. • Berm et (Army); Earle Crude 13,C. i
chiropodist; Frank Noir, Peter- Barbers NVR (N,avy) • Barry Marshall
FOR SALE—
House belonging to the late Mrs.
Wilkinson on James St. Immediate
possession. Also a piano and
stove.
apply to Elmer D. Bell's office,
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE —
Vanguard seed oats, 2 -,•owed seed
barley, quantity a -oats and• barley
mixed.
John J. Kelly,
06 Waterloo St. W, Guelph
After' April 12 call phone 36•r-6,
Brussels, R.R. No. 4.
TENDERS WANTED— ..
To paint the exterior of Bluevale
United Church. Tenders to he in Sat-
urday, April 1st. ; Lowest , or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Sparling Johnston, 131nevale
phone 10-r-7, Brussels
borough, medical doctor; Pohn , M.G John FIewitt, Peter McTaggart, Postal Corps, {Army); Frank Mar-
shall, Del Norte, Colorado; ,.N,„ MnrTaY: shall, Radio (Airforce); W C. Ben-
nett (Army), Postai Carps, Staff
,dergeont); Kenneth Murray, (A'tr••
force); Robinson Hamilton (Army), i
Lieut.; William Farquharson, (Array)
Gordon Hie11and; Angus McCallum,
219,5, Navy); James McCall. (Air-
force); Jack Drager, (Army) Cale
Iain; Richard 'Imager (Army);
Prod Rutledge, (Army, M.C.I: Sack
Nfc'Gaviu. (Airforce) ; Evert Perdue,
(Arms'; Gordon RYan, (Airforce);
Cosby Ennis, (Airforce, Ground
Crew); Albert Kreuter, (Navy).
(continued next week)
Wilfred Mclladeean, Catnevtile, photographers
Active Army, Italy; Dr, Harvey Slannnel Burgess, Baxter MnAtter.
Buchanan, Saskatchewan; Thomas Nuns
Ryan, Saginaw, MIch,; Dr. Jilin Joanna Ooleman. .
Shaw, Clinton; Dr. Robert Maun-'
ders, veterirary surgeon; Kenneth 1 331105 Shaw.
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James 'McCall,,
Jack Blyth, Mrs. Hollinger, IClair McOalI, Christina McCallum
Councillors 1 Edwin Miller, Edna 1Vagh•orne,
Accitibail Hislop, Grey Twp.; Jas, ' Madeline Ryan, Ileen Ryan, 'Thomas
Mclaadzean, Grey Twp.: Dnnran I Simpson, Annie Simpson, Margaret
Johnston, Grey Twp. Simpson, Isabel Simpson, Marcy
Lawyers Smillie, Martha Senilis (deceased);
Daniel AS,clladeau, Reginald Bruce, Iaiuuts ;Smillie, Boyd Morrison,
Elora.
F.lizrrbetdr itecArtinrr, Helen Chandler,
Reeves Olive Bolger, Bessie- McDonald,
Isiaibel 14IcNab, Grace ICranter,
Grey Township. George McTaggart, Jean Hood,
Member of Provincial Parliament
Thomas Govenlock, Robina Higgins.,
Archibald Hislop, one term.
flames McFadzean, deputy reeve,
Margaret McDonald, B.A., Mary Ann
Dentists Buis
Albert Morrison, Ronald Bruce.
Inspectors Those Whe Served in World War I.
Edwin Miller, Alberta; Boyd Mor- W. Clarence Bennett, William
risen, West (died 1942); Richard Sholdice, Alexander McLeod (killed),
Thamer .cine But McLeod
FOR SALE—
Seed Grain (Urban oats mixed
with Nobarb Barley).
phone 25-r-5 Carl Hemingway
First Cannibal (running into
carnal): "It I late fo' dinna?"
;Second Caontbal: "You is;
everybody's eaten."
TORONTO, March 29—Striot
-orders leave been issuel to degional
ell control offices to take- spacial
precautions to see that pesous
receiving special category • 'gasoline
ration, books are entitled to them, a
'tpronto newspaper said yesterday
it has learned from an official of
Oil Controller R. R. Cottrelle's office.
The official said that ,motorists
should not consider the basic AA.
ration book for use in pleasure
driving.
"T.ast. year many motorists re-
! bearded their AA. book as an allot-
merit
11ot
meat for pleasure driving,' he ,aid.
"'mat is not so. ht is an emergency
' ration and at no time has the oil
1 controller nra.de any all•rwanee for
pleasure driving."
In connection with special cate-
gory .allotments, the official said
that "all gasoline- allowances are
i granted on the grounds of emer-
gency driving and that special cate-
gories will only be given where rhe
regional controller is fully satisfied
ithat such a category le justified."
Lees, Peterborough County. Geo. (i d) B .
1
FOR SALE—
Oue hundred and fifty cemetery
monuments. A11 imported Granites,
including ;the following colors: black,
white, red and grey, Write or phone
99. Transportation arranged to- and
Form the works if necessary.
Fred Porterfield,
Mitchell, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED--
Tenders
ANTED—Tenders will be received- by the
undersigned until April iliii, 1944.
for the shingling of one side of
Knox United Church, Belgrave..
Tenders also wanted for painting
the outside of the church. Lowest
or any tender not uecessarily
acoepted. For further partieuluars
apply to Geo, Johnson, Beigrave,
Ernest Michie, see.,
R. R. 4, Brussels, Ont.
START IN YOUR OWN
PART TIME BUSINESS—
If you have been laid off in a war
plant, if your farm work or other
occupation does not take all of your
time, if you are honest and depend-
able, military exempt, willing to
work for financial independence.
we'll establish you in your own part
time business, in nearby -rural'
locality, supplying household and
farm necessities. "Suitable travel
oulflt required. Credit furnished.
WRITE TH3S J. R. WATKINS COM-
PANY, DIOPT. 0-B-4, MONTREAL,
QUE.
SAWS—
Crosscut saws filed and
gummed if necessary. Also
handsaws, pruning saws &
bucksaws.
SHARPEN—
.. scissors, every-
thing with an edge.
New handles put on saws
and knives.
Leave Them At
Tldl✓ BRUSSELS POST
First Objective
IN these decisive months all Canada's effort
is concentrated on one great objective —
the attack that is to destroy the Nazi menace
and all that it represents. Years of work have
gone into its preparation. The best of our young
men are staking their lives on its success.
We in Canada must support and strengthen
this attack with all our effort. This one pur-
pose must command our work, our minds and
our hearts.
d Ptlj 3y
We must not permit any scramble for private
gain or individual selfish ends, to distract us
from our main task If we concentrate on
seeking, individually or jointly, higher' prices.
higher pay or higher profits, we shall be divert•
ing our attention from the main task at this
critical time. We shall also endanger the sta-
Wilily of prices which we in Canada have
achieved after great difficulties—a stability that
is essential to efficiency and fairness' in war,
and to peacetime prosperity afterward.
Our young men are fighting for a Canada and
a world in which all men can have faith, hope
and security. Each of them wants to come
hack to a job—or a farm—with a future.We
at home must keep secure for them a strong
and stable foundation on which alone a post-
war period of promise and achievement can
be built.
This advertisement is one of a series being issued by the Government of Canada fo emphasize
the importance of preventing further increases in the cosi of living now and deflation later. -