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MAY ntripuCE GAS RATION
IN DOMINION
OT 1 art'; A. June MLulipu:'s
Minist :r Howe said in the Commons
yesterday that if the present rate
of war consumption continnes,
further curtail:new of gasoline and
fuel oil supplies to `.he public is in
prospect
After a detailed tb%iew of con•
gumption and supplies, thr- minister
said: -
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-I wish to slate note ugxtin that 9�'+
;mt. position in the matte' Of petro CLASS F ED
'tenni fuels 18 not improving, and
T In unite• of the beat efforts we �5,
1 Mon able to make towards
,ration.
•
Careful ]Hanning lots Provldod
1 Any available to lin, public to
t tuliti,rs ft ffleiturt to honor MO.
line and fuel oil- coupons which bad
fu that respect we ar9 more ,
fortunate than any other country."
Mr. Howe said that possibly the
f.1:1 that Canada had kept petrol-
eum products available for leBiti- I
male us. rs had led to a popular •
belief that the supply of these pro-
ducts is was not a critical matter.
"If so. the impression is erron-
eous and unfortunate," be contin-
ued..
am happy to say that the mis-
use of petroleum products has been
kept to very small proportions, due
wholly to the viligatoe Of the gov-
ernment's enforcement officers.
-;0:47 regal .a tax :.iem Sand/try truck.
BRUSSELS
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BELL & BENSON II
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer 1). Bell, B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Ser -
Wednesday Afternoon
• RUSSELS OY• FICE HOURS
Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thtt:s°aday from 9:00 until 12:00)
it
BUSITS'S CARDS
Denis :Due y:>s ette — Lice is 3d Auctioneer
/FOR HURON COUNTY)
For Engauements P. one 31 "The Brussels Post" and they, will be
looked after Immediately.
For Information, etc., '-rite or phone either 81•'18 OR
41X at Brussels, One. •
ALL SALES CONDUC ED IN A BATiSFAOTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance
Get parteculars of our Special Automobile Policy for fanners,
Queen St. Brussels Phone 657
W. D. S. Jamison, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
€ihysleian and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
,Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment only.
Horne calls in Forenoons and 4 - 6 pan.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL ISINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and SiclMess
Arent for Great West Life Insurance Co,
'PHONE ciFFICE Ox BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 87-r-2
Warold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALE&
(Licensed In Huron and Perth Countiea)
PRICES RE'ASONAgLE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
For Information, etc., write or phone HaroldJackson,
phone 12 on 658 $Goforth R.R. 1, Bpuc,if:ald
• Make arrangements at The Brussels Post er
Elmer 0. Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels,
1)..? RANN Furniture
FUNERAL AND,,ANBULANCE SE➢2VliE.
Licensed funeral Director and 'Embalmer
PHONE 36 or — BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES MGFADZEAN
Hiwick'' Mutual Fire Insurance
Hartford st Wind
rtdsioigrt a• Tornado Insurance
Autom'Lbile Insurance
PHONE ,42 c, P.O' , , Xt t
TURNBERRII ST, . ---x BRUSSELS, ONT.
LealiFRt wland.
(LIcenstd Far, 1;11tiron Con )
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PRI 13 REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "Tho Brussels Post" andthis wilt
be looked after Immedeltely
For Information, etc., w ite or phone Lew. Rowland 880044 et
Seaforth; Cr Write R.R. 3, Walton.
W S. Donaldson —` Licensed Auctioneer
?bane SS -r-13 -•- Atwood, Oitt.
l'or the counties of Huron and Perth
All sales promptly attended to — Charges moderate
'F'ar Engagements phone 31 "The Brusels Post, and they
ow" --fill will ' be looked after irnrnediatefy. Pito
Feed Finn's Mineral for Healthy
Cows and Hoge.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
FOR SALE—
Large strong tomt'oe platin.
(hat. e 34•r-6 Ilarf. MoDonad
FOR SALE -
20 Acres of Good Clover Hay.
Alex King Phone 64-r•11.
Do your calves scour. Red Blood
Quickly Tablets will sten them.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
FOR SALE— •
'26 -horse power motor, 60 cycle, in
good condition. apply Box 100,
Brussels Post
NOTE—
Don't fail .to 'near Evangelist
Charles E. Fuller each Sunday even
ing at 7 p.m. over station CKLW,
Winds -or.
FOR SALE— .
1 Massey-Haa'1'is Mower, 0 ft. cut;
1 Frost and Wood Dump Rake; Ids
Cormick Deering Manure Spreader.
phone 75-r-16 W. J. Peale
FOR SALE—
Part of Lot 2, Concession 9 of the
Township of Grey belonging to the
To -Mt Hill Estate and on which is er-
ected brick house and small barn.
Apply at office of ELMER D. BELL,
Brussels, Ontario.
THE BRUSSELS POST
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and implements
Lot 20. Concession 7, Morris Twp. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd
Sale commences at 1 p.m. sharp
CATTLE— TI
1 Cow 0 yea.,.' old date time of sale``
1 Cow 3 Years old-fres11, Hereford
1 Cow 3 years old fresh, Hereford
1 Cow 3 years old fresh, Hereford
1 ('ow 6 years old Yresil, llereford
1 ('ow 4 yi old fresh, Hereford
1 Cow 5 years old fresh, Hereford
6 Calves
year-old heifers and Steers ...,
PIGS—
1 Sow
POULTRY—
A number of Hens
IMPLEMENTS--
1
MPLEMENTS-1 Fleury Walking Plow
1 Dump Rake 10 ft,
1 Daisy Churn -
TERMS CASH
DAVID SMITH --Proprietor
LEWIS ROWLAND—Auctioneer
THOMAS MILLER—Treasurer
ROBT. PATRICK—Clerk
Are your hogs stiff, sourly, and
pale. Use Hog Fix -it fixes'em,
Adams' Feed Brussels.
TENDERS WANTED—
For re -decorating the interim of
Duff's United Church, Walton.
Tenders must be in the hands of
the secretary by Tune 24th.
Mrs. Nelson Raid, Secretary
R.R. No. 2, Walton
Are your chicks pale, anaemic,. or
weak? Use Red Blood Quickly Tab -
I ets.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
CAR OF FEED OATS—
No. 1 Western feed oats on track
Thursday and r: -'do.. Special
prices off car.
T'. M. Santis
LOST—
One heifer in calf, white face,
black body, around 700 lbs. A slit
in ear. Strayed froth lot 14, con. 2,
Grey. Notify lam McDonald,
Brussels
FOR SALE -
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock
There will sold by Public Auction on
the premises of the proprietor
Cecil Grainger, Lot 2 and Pt. 3, Con-
cession 9 Howick, „-(On No. 87 High-
way — Half Mlle West of Gorrie.)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th
Sale commences at 2.00 P. M.
Teems Cash •
No reserve—This stook must be sold
due to tack of help.
Cecil Grainger, Proprietor
W, M. Scott, Auctioneer.
Ewart Whitfield, Clerk.
1 training set tools. boaring ma•
chine, chisels, augers, mallet. 1 writ- i
ing desk, 1 lounge; 1 sewing ma-
chine; 3 rocking Chairs; 1 set of
gilt edge dishes, 96 pieces,
A few other small articles.
.Apply at khe Post.
Start in your own part-
time business.
If you have been. laid off In .a war
plant, if your formwork or other
occupation d$ea not take all of your
time, if your are honest and depend-
able, military exempt, willing "to
work for financial independence,
we'll establish you In your own
business, sumlying household and
farm necessities. Suitable -travel out-
fit required. Credit furnished, Write
The T. R. Watkins ,Company, dept.
O -B-4, Montreal, Que.
FOR SALE—
Timber frame building 25x07 tint•
her mostly Rock Film 18 ft, posts one
half of roof is covered withsteel
shingles with one lean to 15x2'5 and
one lean to 14x40 this- building was
40x60 the rafter were set back to
make it 25x60 should. a 40x60 be mote
satiable the present rafters can be -
extended and garbs placed on holm
ends to snake it a 40x60 this building
'is in fair condition.
P. Ament, Brussels, Ont.
eve your
EYES
Prop °Fly Cared
Cori
F. F. Ho'1`till
OOMETRIST
etr,nt phone 118. Htirrittion
.ems
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Support The Legion Carnival.
The invasion 1s on. Our boys are.-.
fighlting on th. "t. trotAit and they
need all the comforts they can gat.
Colne out young and old and support
the Legion Carnival on Thursday
night June 22:18, help of rk•, It. -u
success. You owe it to your boys
the whole proceeds will go for
comforts for the boys overseas,
MORtRIS
Ilr. and Mfrs. Smith Robertson of
Kiltlfener °pent the week unit with
his parents Mr. and Mra, Wm.
Robertson at Bluevale.
Miss Issuer McKinnon of Kiteb-
ever .spent the week-erd with her
parents Mr, and airs. Robs. McMinn•
on.
Miss Doris Mathets of Kitchener
spent 1110 week -end v,'.itir her relay
ires on the 1st line and with her
pa•erts and sister at Kincardine.
;Mss L. Agar of Clinton insulin]
spent the week -end with her parent:
Mfr. anti Mrs. Wallace Agar and
'family 2nd line,
Mr, and. Mrs. Cieorge Caldheck 01
Hafleybory are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. David Smith of 1Io1 ri-
A surprise party was hold last
Thin slay right ,Bine 1611,. Al.the
home of Mr. and Mfrs. Wnt. Kearney
on the 6111 line of Morris in honour
of their fortieth wedding alltllyers-
ary. Thirty guests were present.
The evening was pleasantly 'pent in
playing cards and eroltinole. During
the evening Mr -s. Kearney was pre-
ented with a wrist watch and Mr.
Kearney with a walking cane.
Lunch was served.
Wednesday. 3une 24sd, 1044
• You might be the next
victim of Ore -fire thot ctm
quickly destroy your home,
your business, your property,
your whole lifo's work, Let
Pilot Insurance accept the
risk --ready and quick to pay
any Just claim. The cost
very low.
Wo write Pilot Insurance
to eovar selected risks in
Automobile, Fire, Personal
,Property Flouter, Burglary,
Plato Glass, Pub
lie Liability
and other
general
insurance.
WAL VER SCOTT — BRUSSELS
Kepr-eselating
Be Careful With
Your Sunbath
Sunr'.ti e. good redicine, supplies
vitamin., and helps build body vigor,
but you may lose a lot of time,
health and comfort if you don't know
the truth a! ;11 solar 1avn,,'' doctor.
t iia ... in The Amerl:m:1 Weoltly
with this Sunday's (Duna 211) issue of
The Detroit. Sunday Times . . bow
to tan without bnrnirg. Get Sun-
day's Detroit Times. •
SCISSORS SHARPENED._.
Bring your scissors to 'rhe
Brussels Post if you want them to,
work better than ever. -
Look At Your Label —
ADVERTISING R,AATES •
Classified Ads tcash) 25c
Over telephone or charged 350
In Mernoriap 50o
Card of Thanks .. , 500
Births, Marriages, Deaths ........ Free
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Want ilormoi Pep, Vim, Vigor?
try Cure% rain t 1 Lleta. consular tomes, unruly
Meta, iron, vitamins 11,, wan um, phosphorus:aids t►
norma, pep rim Taor, vitality after 30, 45, or 50.
lntreauctnrs also oak/ ase. 1t net donated with
menta of ems package, maker rotunda kw Dries.
at ell 0001( am. Start LaluMM O,troi Tablets codas.
u sfaz—CiV12a,.c 1/- weuvsumo nmmsl4=10.24mtr.+xar.• rasa .M.V.waa ".r„e-7211%•x,. ••.w.M,,..,.. ..
P'aet wars have always
brought some degree
of inflation.
Scarcity prices could
no longer be demanded
Goodswere scarce... Prices
and wages sky rocketted to
unnatural heights.
and "spiralling!! prices
went "pop"
Then one day the war
stopped .. .
in due time goods be-
came plentiful again.
and came down with
a bang.
people stopped buying be.
cause they thought prices
would go still lower ;
BANKRUPT SALE
71
merchandise dropped
in value—retailers
went bariiftiijjt
factories closed and
unemployment,
followed -
1 -That is why in this
4 war prices are con
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I con-
trolled -'-so that they
will not ruin buyers
in a rise or sellers in '
a shin .
was
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PREVENTION OF INFLATION IS THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST DEFLATION
farms were
foreclosed
distress was general
and deflation was in
th0 saddle.
mood rolla' r(t
Price ceilings—wage anti radars conttols—ration-
ing-Victory Bonds—lncreaeed takation—aro all
part of a grand strategy to,head off Inflation--`'
thus preventing Deflation. '
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