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THE VW C. WOOD CO, LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
IY lking Machines, Milk Coolers, Grain Grinders, Oat Rollers,
Feed Mxertg Electric Fences and Refrigeration.
Also. Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had
with little or no waiting.
Local Agent—
Harold Thomas
Phone 80x Brussels, Ont.
Must Be Marked
Although the now 1344 gasoline
ration books: have now been in use
for several weeks, garage and ser-
vice station meet report there ie
still some misunderstanding or
lack of knowledge on the part of
ration book owners.. It is point-
ed out that each gasoline coupon,
CLASSIFIED
I ADS
before being acceptable to the die.
ttihuter, inuet have the vehicle 11-
eensre number marked 1n ink, and
the oil controller advisee tliat it is
desirable that motorists should do
this as soon as possible A blank
coupon should not be detached
from a book, and cannot be ac-
cepted for gasoline.
NINIAL
DISABLED
DEAD or
t'yerickJy rerreos•ed in Clean Sanitary truck,.. Phone collect,
72 BRUSSELS
W Miami Stone Sons Limited
BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ON'T'ARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer. D. Bell,- B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Serviced
Wednesday Afternoon
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daly from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
USINESS CARDS
Dennis Duequette — Licensed Auctioneer
(FOR HURON COUNTY)
For Engagements P. one 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be
looked after Immediately.
l er Information, etc., write or phone either 81•.'-18 OR
41X at Brussels, Ont.
ALL SALES CONDU.C'. ED IN A SA7JSFACTORY MANNER.
MOCIERATELY PRIGEb.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for --Fire, Windstorm, and Auto/while 1Llsym_altll
Get per1icuiars of. our Special Automobile Policy for farmers,
Queen St. Brussels Thane 657
W. D. S. Jami'.son, M.D., C.M.,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Fours -1 . 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 1.1 - 12 a.m. When possible.
Saturday evenings uutlr1 10 p. s.
�J days—Emergencies and by appointment only.
kianie calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chase T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
A4cide'nt and Sickness
Atgenk.for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 87r-2
Darold Jackson
spierDIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
eene.ed In Huron and Perth Couptlesc
PRIQE8' ;REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUA 4 ,NTggD
Fop ;nformation, etc., wrlte or phone Harold J6,04,11on,
phionp.12 on 658 Seal orth R.R. 1. r3 un,,f old
y oke ar"angen'ents at The Brussels Poe, or
Elmer O. Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
E. RANN Furniture
FPNEl ►L hJVi AMB'ULAIVCE SERYI,CE.
Licensed %uncoil Director and. Emba firer
PION* 36 or 495 - -- BRUSSELS, ONT
JAMES McFA.DZ EAN
Howick"Mutual Eire Insurance
--attic—°
Hartford Windstorm Tornado 'lnsarance
Automobile Insuranc
LTURNIIEMAY ONT.
PHO IE 42 P Q,.1VREl2IkX ST'.:--�-% sx ?LS,Lewis l ;o wland
(Licenetd For Duron Cou,�{ )
SFAC11ON GIJAANTi:ED * PRICES RgABCNA LEgements phgne $1 ''Tho BrusselsPost" and thbybo looked aftor Immed+titety
rmation, eto.•, +n' rte or phone Lew..Rowland 8ORd '44 at
Seaforthi cr write RJL g, Walton.
onaldson — Lic'ensed Auctioneer
Phone 35-r-13 Atwood, Ont.
for the Counties of Huron and Perth
sales promptly attended to * Charges moderate
gagements phone 31 "The Brusels Post" and they
will be looked after immediately. Tito
m .«'
FOR SALE-
3 Yorkshire Sows.
phiue 17-r•4
Jaek th'yaius
FOR SALE —
A 7 -ft, cut Binder in good repair.
phone 23-r-9 Jaynes Moses
FOR SALE-
3-bggtrnar Loa4-oil awe in good
repair, complete -with. oven. Fe.
further particulars phone 35,
Feed Finn's Mineral for Healthy
Cows and Hoge.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
WANTED—
d rewar's •Groceterla will buy
Gooseberries and Black Currants.
Phone 5 Ask our price.
FOR SALE -
115 Hybrid Pullets, Rocks and New
liampshires, 5 months old, starting
to lay._ r
phone 42-r-19 George Blake
FOR SALE-
1.1ft. cut Frost & Wood Binder in
good repair, also 1 litter of 10 choice
young pigs, 6 weeks old.
J. P. McIntosh Phone 55-r-6.
Do your calves scour. Red Blood
Quickly Tablets will step them.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
FOR SALE—
5 Young Pigs, weaned, also 2
Chunks of Piga
Wm. Speirs , Phone 54-r-4,
Are your hogs stiff, scurfy, and
pale. Use Hog Fix -it flxes'em.
Adams' Feed Brussels,
INTERNATIONAL REPAiRS•—
Get Inrterniational Repairs at the
Adenia Chopping Mill,
Brussels
THE BRUSSELS POST
FOR SALE.— took a moults to arrive in I,,uiilaud
Timber frame builcmg 2507 time! but uiifertunetely it took another 10
bey mostly bock Elm 18 ft. posts one' clays 10 'catch up with me, it le really
halt of roof le covored with steel 1,,eely µlel we w e.014a101y be abia
sllinglee with one lean to 1545 and :., hare a good big "feed" out of
one lean to 14x40 this building was that.
40x69 the rafter were set back to You know I've recital so many
make it 2Gx60 should a 40x60 be more parcels from so many orlanlzations
sellable the present rafters can be j and different people around ?,'altos
extended and girls placed on beta 1 that I'm slightly, confused. 1 didn't
ends to make it e, 40x60 this building i realize ,that Walton had so many
wartime organizations but all of you
are certainly doing grand work.
The ,country will be a busy spot
these days and the present and
especially the past month will be
WILKINSON late of the Village really a wonderful time of year.
of Brussels in the County ofThere still isn't anwthing like 1115
Huron, widow, who died on or grand old Ontario countryside tro
about the fifteenth day of Novem-
ber, A. D., 1943.
FOR SALE—
Brick tHouse on Turnberry Street,
Brussels, belonging to the late Isabella
Walker. apply to
3. C. Baeker, Brussels.
Are your chicks pale, anaemic, or
weak? Use Red Blood Quickly Tab-
lets.
Adams' Feed Brussels.
WANTED—
To purohase pullets eight weeks
or age and older. Barred Rooks,
New Hampshires and White Leg -
.horns, Good prices paid, Write
Tweddls _ Chick Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario,
PART TIME MAN OR
WOMAN WANTED—
For established Watkins route of
steady easterners. Must be honest and
realtable, .have travel outfit or means
of getting arse. No Genital or exper-
ience reclaimed. Write The 3, R.
Watkins Company Dept, 0-5-4.
2177 Matson ;Street, Montreal.
is in fair condition.
P. Ament, Brussels, Ont.
Start In your own part
time business.
If you have been, laid off in a war
plant, if your formwork or other
occupation does not take all of Your
time, if you are honest and depend-
able, military exempt, willing to
work for finanicial independence,
we'll establish you 1n your own
business, supplying household and
farm nocesstties, Suitable travel out-
fit required, Credit furnished: Write
The J. R. Watkins Company, dept.
0.5.4, Montreal, Que.
ve your
EYES
!areal' `'d
NOW
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Notice to Creditors
In the estate of EI-IGAI3ETH ANN
TAKE, NOTBOE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceased
must mail resticuians and Proof of
same to the solicitor for the execut-
rioes on or before the 32nd day of
July A. D. 1944, upon which date the
said executrices will proceed to dis-
tribute, the assets with regards only
to those claims which they shall then
have received.
Dated at Brussels. this 4th day of
July, A. D., 1944.
Lila Dark
Mina Blanche
Executrices,
by their solicitor ELMIELI, D. BELL,
Brussels, Ontario.
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118- _ Hsirriston
mow..:
SAWS—. -
Crosscut saws filed and
gumaned if necessary. Also
handsaws, pruning saws
bucksaws.
SHARPEN---
Knives,
HARPEN—(Knives, scissors, every
thing with an edge.
New handles put on saws
and knives.
Leave Them At
TH 13RUSSELS POST
matter where you mai go.
I have a slight change of address
as I expect to be moving around
considerably and expect to be with
the British Army. Its going to be
a bit of a dhange but its all in a war-
time.
Again, many thanks snit every
success to each and everyone of You.
As ever,
Bob Hamilton
Juno 19, 1944
Dear Mrs. Rowland:
Parcel from the ladies received to-
day. Will you please pass along my
thanks to them. It was a pleasant
surpslse.
There :sure are a lot of new people
around home now. I haven't met you
that I remember of but may he
Notice to erPditors spared Dor the honour some day. I
In the estate of DOUGALD HUGH hear from home quite regular so
McDONALD late of the Village of have a minds picture of things
Brussels and County of Huron
gentleman, who dled on or about
the 9th day of June, A. D. 1944.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
that happen,
I see the oasts are coming iu head
and the peas in bloesotn, We had a
POPPY in bloom in Use back yard
having claims or demands against Really them le little How's that I
can tell so mush say goad bye and
the estate of the above deceased
again.
must mail particulars and prior of thanksSincerely,
same to the undersigned executor on Wallace Shannon
or before the 29,h day of July, A. D.
1944; upon which late the said ex-
ecutor
aecutor will proceed to distribute the
assets with regards only to those
claims which he Shall then have re-
ceived.
DATED at Brussels thus 12th day
of July, A. D. 1944.
ROBERT S. WARWICK, Brussels,
executor
by his solicitor IILNLI7R D. BELL,
Brussels, Ontario.
Letters From Overseas
The following ranters were re-
ceived by Mrs. L. Rowland who is
secretary -treasurer of she Walton
U.F.W.O.
Tues:, July 4th, 1944
Dear Ate, IRowland:-
I am very pleased to tell you th,et
to -(lay I received a parcel from the
Walton Fanw Women. As you are
,the See, I wish to ask you to express
my sincere thanks to all who made
it possible for ice to have this gift.
The parcel arrived all in good shape
and you can be sure it will be duly.
appreciated,
Now I am sure you will be glad
to hoar that a fellow can ' have a
pretty fair time over here, That le
under the circumstances. Entertain•
anent as a rule consists. of games.,
Picture shows, swimming in the
river and the odd time by the
beach. I had. She pleasure of a day
ie ;tome too.
As I oiose this letter I wish once
again to express my thanks to all.
Yours,
A. M. Nichol
(Alvin is a son of Mr, and Mrs,
Jas, Nidliol of Exeter, formerly of
Walton).
. June 81. 1944
Dear Pnieuds:-
Received parcel ,today, it was in
good condition and a swell treat,
things wo oant get over' Isere and
It le really nice to know you people
at Walton have not forgotten mel
That means more to me than the
nice parcels: thanks, a million. I
suppose things have changed a lot at
Walston, I know they have for me,
mother gone and the girls away,
They will not let sue Bay what or
where I anise 3 will just have to let
that go for now. Please thank every-
one, for me. 1lope to see you all
soon, All my Best Wishes.
As ever,
Dtok Drager
June 24, 1944
Dear Friends: -
lust a .line to thank you fol' the
very waicoane parcel I received
yesterday, It sure is appreciated
offer (here• .as it consisted of food
whichis unobtainable lie.re,
So tltanlcing you onee again
your kindness I remain
Sincerely
Harry Marshall
July1, 1944
Dear hniaitIsl
Many, many Wtastks for the grant,
parcel of foodstusff whielt caught up
nIltis silo yostorday, 6t actually dirty
for
Wedno3433y, July 10111, 1944
"Long Distance
Telephoning is heavier
than it was a year ago"
/Ps TNie Far the first three months of this
year Long Distance lines handled calls at a rate
which would represent an increase, over the full
year, of nearly three and one-half million calls.
So you see we're not out of the woods yet—and
won't be until the war is won. Please continuo
to keep wartime communication lines clear
—use Long Distance for essential calls only.
Delays can coet lives!
REMEMBER- NIGHT RATES
NOW BEGIN AT 6 P.M;
t e r9&. e'e 8e4wice
OWAstr GUyz7S Z Walai'di
5
A Message to
Canadian Motorists
T1HE invasion of Europe has thrown
a vast and critical burden upon
the petroleum resources of the United
Nations.
In the first eight days of the cam-
paign alone Allied aircraft flew 56,000
sorties. Many thousands of oil -burn-
ing warships and landing barges are
shuttling ceaselessly across the Chan-
nel. Tanks, trucks, jeeps, mobile
artillery, ambulances, by the thou-
sands, are in action.
The driving power behind all this
activity is petroleum—gasolene and
fuels drawn from a dwindling crude
oil supply. But—there is only so much
oil. If existing supplies are to prove
adequate, the most stringent economy
of gasoline and fuel oil must be prac-
tised here at home.
Canada is able to produce only 15%
of her own gas and • oil needs. The
remainder must be imported from the
cominon pool of the United Nations.
and the bulk of this is shipped here
by tankers. Critical manpower is
needed to produce our gasoline and
oil. Precious lives and precious ships
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700
loos
must be risked to deliver it to our
shores.
Invasions, and the difficulties of
supply and transportation are not our
only problems. Right here in Canada
gas and oil are needed in enormous
quantities for vital war purposes. The
Coinmonwealth Mr Training Plan
has consumed as much as 548,000
gallons in a single day. Canada's
Navy expanded since war 'began
from 15 ships to 650—consumes over
2,150,000 gallons every week. Army
training, war plant operation, food
production, essential trucking — all
are huge consumers, of gasoline and
petroleum products.
Gasoline is ammunition— ammo.
nitron of which we
have all too little. To
waste a gallon of it is a
crime against our fight-
ing men,
An amwuucomsnf issued by
Tho Department of Munitions and Supply,
Honournbfo C. 0. Howe, Mininfor
Answering
Your Questions
e about the
Gasoline Shortage
How much gasoline was consumed dun.
log the 54 days of pro -Invasion bomb-
ing?...More than 200,000,000 gallons,
How much fuel oil does a battleship
take in one refueling' .. , Enough to
heat an overage house for 350 yoan.
Row much fuel dogs ono armoured
division consume M every five miles of
advance? ... 10,000 gallons.
How many gallons 05 petroleum prod-
ucts are required fo supply the needs of
500,000 European invasion troops foe
o Wook? .. Ovor 25,000,000 gallons.
Me -TAX