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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-6-28, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST English Health Salts Cooling and Refreshing With Attractive Tumbler. er Skeeter Skoot Mosquito Cream 35c Poison Ivy Chek 50c Elkay's White Shoe Cleaner 250 Both for 43c ij Gypsy Cream 50c =-14L- 50 Fot_A_Ro_11 %faxed Pap—air-11Tc ik it. Briten Tooth Paste or Powder For Brighter Teeth 29c No Empty Tube now need- ed when purchasing the paste. c GooTooth Brushes 33c Fashionable Leg Make Up Silique Liquid Stocking $1.00 Suntan or Beige Duration 49c Bachelor Shaving Cream The Choice of Many 40c Tubes Gillette Blue Blades 25c pkg For Sunburn Noxzema 43c Also Other Sizes Rexeme 29c and 79c Cream of Almonds 40c Deodorants— Avid 39c Odorono Liquid 40c Odorino Ice 40c Dahity—A powder 40c Chase's Nerve Food—Contains Vitamin B-1 60c Bayer's Aspirin 18c, 29c and 79c See the Patterns for In Simplicity Catalogue Sumner Clothes 15c, 20c and 25c each F. R SMITH 1*-i,v,14,20.0 Pant TELEPHONE NO. 62 IYRUGGL, and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO, 62 WILLIAM SPINCE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFrCE, MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. weelllieilValSOR"OMM. deeleee=elasieles awassassass,srsssz*.ssessms Wr"te,FFVORCX*16M,4161971.SYNV,..6.601.MSM.A.C.N.WV—• 1 LOLTICE COMPLETE EYE CV -111 SERVICE RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS. EYES EXAMINED — — GLASSES FITTED Mr. Reid has been coming to Brussels for 10 years sod can give you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort as he has done for thousands of others in this district. "SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT." REID Stratford' s25 gearOsptometrist Over Miss iiingston's Store, Brussels—. 1st and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. Next visit Wednesday, July 19th 1 AIM 47•1.0.81.011.1M, 311CieeeslSeUergier..fsAs101111.11Meee Notice Toijrearn Patrons Creamery will NOT be open on Saturday, July lst Notice To Milk Customers Milk delivery WILL be made on Saturday, July lst, as usual. During the months of July and August Milk • may be purchased at the Creamery on Sunday afternoon between 4 and 5. BRUSSELS CREAMERY TeetleteteneeeleeredeeetilleelealenteerdelMellteateetli=ile 'irsteaSieePeeS Ton might be the nest victim of fire—fire that cen quickly destroy your home, your business, your prope4Y0 your whole life's work. Les Pilot Insurance accept the risk—ready and quick to pay any just claim. The cost In very low. We write Pilot Insurance to cover selected risks isr Automobile, Fire, Personal Property Floater Burglary, Piste Qua, Pah: lie Liability and other general insurance. WALTER SCOTT — BRUSSELS Representing PILOT INSURANCE COMPANY Wodneedar, June 28th, 19-1.1 New C.P.R. Locomotive Class to be Post -War Mode" Ungine No. 1200, the first loco - XI motive to be built by the Angus Shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in Montreal to the company's own design since 1931, as pictured above on the trial tracks before being taken over by W. M. Neal, C.B.E., the vice-president, from H. B. Bowen, chief of motive power and rolling stock, under whose direction the engine was built and who worked at Angus Shops as an apprentice in 1905, on the classes of locomotives it will replace. An entirely new class, designed for that part of the company's program for post-war power re- placement dealing with more than 600 Of the older locomotives, Engine No. 1200 will go to west- ern Canada eventually, while Engine No. 1201 of the same class, due from Angus Shops in Tune, will stay in the East. Responsible for the design of the 1200's was P. A. Henget, chief mechanical engineer (locomotive). and his staff, while the work at Angus Shops was under the con- trol of H. It. Naylor, works man- ager there, and the supervision D. L. Thornton, assistant works Manager (locomotive). In the pic- ture with Mr. Neal during his inspection, left to right, are Mr. Thornton, Mr. Naylor, Mr, Ben - ger, Mr. Bowen and Mr. Neal. Mr. Neal was particularly in- terested in the cab, in which he is pictured in the inset, for it was here that 1,600 pounds was lopped off the total weight of the engine by reducing the portion of the cab overhanging the boiler at the back, and by using aluminum instead of steel in the upper structure. The overall weight re- duction was from 8,000 to 10,000 pounds on the 1200's compared to the next nearest class M the leielleeeltearen=e2 k Store C.P.R. power lineup, thereby en- suring the widest running rights over bridges and other restricted trackage. Material for the construction of the locomotives at Angus Shops was arranged for end work com- menced before restrictions upon such material were put into effect. The actual work of build- ing these engines was made to fit in with the general maintenance and munitions program, so as not to interfere in any way with ti' war effeef YleDonald s ri PI ..„-‘,..,.:. . n.a2;47,144:0:a=a11.7...r.7-.. II ,e, ;veling i;cail - - ^ TIWAPX7+7Y.M.76S.VIr.. arket ow Fres' 46, and Cured Meats russ - is ii:, the growth of grasses, 4. treater palatability of the hay or of pastere, 5. Increase the nutritive value. For Information on suitable mix- tures fel' hay and pasture write to Division of ForSage Plants, Oentral' Experithental Farin, Ottawe. ----- SCISSORS SHARPE'NED_. Bring your scissors to The Brussels Post if you want them to work better than ever. , THE IMPORTANCE OF LEGUMES IN HAY AND PASTURE The importance •of legumes in hay and pasture mixtures canoe: be over emphasized. Legume crape, new and old, are becoming more Important s, and In recent yeses, they hove helped In offsetting protein shortage iti ,•terOgo in felt - :en war necestsity demanded more home -produced vegetable oils, soybears stood ready. When nitro- gen which used to figure heavily in fertilizers was diverted to Wi.,0 ex- plosizesit became olio eole legume crops to supply soils with sufficient nitrogen froan the air. Legumes also increase then yield and value of hay crops and pastures, which in turn result in more beetand milk so vitally necessary for food. Alfalfa is one of the most popular hay and pasture legumeswhere the sell and climatic conditions are Cam- orhble for its growth. It is very nut - MMus and outylelds most other per- ennial grasses and legumes, In ex- ttnsive pasture tests conducted by the Division of Forage Plaets, centr- al Experimental Farm Parc, Ottawa, says F. 5' W. Nowosad, al6alfa has yielded approximately four times as much per acre as Kentucky blue. grass; three times as much. as timo- thy or red top; twice as much es the best strains of white clover (except Ladino) and about 57 per cent higher than the standard farmers mixture of timothy, red clover and alai:ice, A• part from the increase in yield due to alfalfa there is also the fact that this legume reinains productive over a lager season Than any ether grass or legumes opecies used for pasture. It remains, productive during the spring and also in Ally, August and September when other species, are z—_____________________ usuilly unproductive, manneaseasomagounionneenzet2e.enizi....-11—• in production of hay, alfalfa leads During July aid Agtt The Ladies Park Shope Listowels Leading Ladies Wear Store, where your Dollar buys more. iSiteAleelie=3221="rdembeIBIZIOWEIneleeiletielosslegnse:4[=•,..1 THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD. GUELPH, ONT. Manufacturers of El etricA Fart jf,„ Milking Machines, Milk Coolers, Grain Grinders, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers, Electric Fences and Refrigeration. Also Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had t with little or no waiting. Local Agent— aar PhOne 80x i.Th Arias Brussels, Ont. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Thanks to our Subscribers who have promptly paid their subscrip- tions in advance, your cooperation In keeping our mailing tIsi up-to-date is much appreciated. Look at your label now and if it is not oorreet kindly advise us of the error. We ask thob whose subscriptions are in arrears to kindly pay them in advance at thole' earliest convert - Mace. Gsood For 11 Kinch oi4 Battiro9 ' gancaneuana ER BAP SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT r Phone 6 Bracken, Slap vene=alielf=e3e=neffiyeele.tgene=ere=leMZEOffielfeCe-SsIss-- is"7,...s—Smormesossasessolonsfessansfy 1 TL„ t , „ LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID Before you sell any .oultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at your place for any quantity our you can bring them to usa • .t.Vfail Export Packers PHONE 70x BRUSSELS sttostesso*-1—tiersessemitemeLess ViereSsIORSIISSINSIMMOSNISS k all other ,species of perennial grasses , aryl legumes It entyielded timothy by , &moat 50 per cent surd red clover by i about 30 per cent. Other legumes such as red clover, alone% stweet clover and Ladino in hay and hay -pasture mixtures or white clover and Ladino in straight Pasture mixtures i5 extremely Ira - Portant in increasing the yield and quality over ally single grass or com- bination of grasses. 1 In ,anisture experiments, the addit- ton of red clover to a mixture of 't grasses resulted in an Morena() Yield of over 71 per oeat. White Clover is simple timothy and Kentucky bluegrates mixture gave 2.5 times as much pasture as the graSs alone. Summing sip. the legumes in hay as happasture mixtures are reiPon- sible for the following: 1. Increase in the 'total 'seasonal yield of hay 1or of• pasture 2, Prolonging the •, grazing period in mid -summer and 1 lecreaso -Ole yield of hay at the first ' out and ,give a substantial aftermath, whicbi may be. grarted, a, meterige 6 6 s. IMAIMMIN•11.5111.016.11011110.••••••,11.11.1,11,01 LISTEN TO t•-,...Ce=a="3 19 SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE FLOOR WAX On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST From CKNX Wingharn For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores 41,4,14311,13111.•0111MSSIERINL ,1,24,31,59.9•111.1,1.1,41.1.-1 A large assortment of Cool Colorful Summer Dresses, $3.95 to $14.95 Misses Slacks • • • • • • • $1.69 to $3.95 Misses Sport Blouses • ••• • $1.00 to $2.50 Misses Shorts • $1.49 to $2.50 Men's Slack Suits $7.95 to $10.95 Men's Sport Shirts long sleeves • • •• • $2.50 to $3.00 Men's Bathing Trunks $1.98. to $2.50 . Boys' Bathing Trunks 98c to $1.59 se. Girls' Casual Sandals $2.79 to $31.50 a targe assortment of colors. Men's White Buckskin Oxfords and Brown Sport Shoes with rubber soles • . • • • • $3.95 ..—soe=os..•"•-•• Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For $10.00 worth of these we give you A War,Savings Stamp Free. THE' ARCADE STORE arm sontemsoni Phone 61 Brussels, Ont. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family