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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-9-20, Page 7DRIVE. IN . FORS QUICK.SERVICE • • • WE.1'IAVE THE RIGHT, GOODYEAR- FOR YOUR TRUCK • We can supply You with ani. one of 23 different types of Gdodyears for commercial use. That's a lot of , chdice'butone of these Goodyears will suit your type of .work better titan any other tire. It will give kou`longer mileage ... greater trouble-free service'. ;. . save you money. Drive in and 'equip your truck with the EXACTLY RIGHT Goodyears,today. We have them. i. a ANDERSON'S GARAGE Orwell Elliott, O per4tor PHONE 82 'BtRUSSELB, ONT. EDITORIALS OUR WHEAT recompense thee:' PRODUCTION "So ldketwdae, yhosoever, he be of Ottawa adlvices. states there will you that forsaketh not all that he hath, he cannot be my disciple.' ' be Boards brought into existence to, assist in farm production, and to make certain there is a good supply of suitable seed, fertilizer and: so on. Whether Ontario crop -land is con- sidered as essential in maintaining or increasing wheat production is something not stated, but if there is to be any appeal regarding an in- crease of wheat acreage it should be made at once. Whether there is time to increase the amount planted to wheat is doubtful as twirlers like to have their fall wheat in the ground by the antrdie of Sep'temier at the Latest, ; We noticed where 'farmers }a• th Western sdcv6idik of Ithe rly1iiu had been replying .to the quesition as to +whether they were increasing their winter wheat acreage and In most cases theywere planning on about the same as, 1939. Our wheat Productio . in the East. is not rto•be compared'With that of the Watt' "Yet laokeet thou one thing: sell all that thou hash and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure. in heaven," The verses quoted are few ut they give a fair enough. idea or the meaning of itristlanity. It is not moesstt.ry 40' - labor the- paint at length, It is. not possible to • say that something haefailed when it has never been tried in its fullness, AS IT WAS 'ON ,THE TENTH , Now th t there le a tax onoea there maybe an incl'hatyfon to make)I rpunt. do a (ong d tanoe, and yet have `to{revetit tit ,the devices, r oft the earlier days When thrift wa s,ense:Mug of a family; .asset and tt4 household slogan. It was: that way on Lot Fou Concession Ten, and it was tha way the entire ,lenglth,of the Con and effortsto ceseipn and our theeside lines. Te' seems. maximum: pros d&tcttioa in wheat will probably be was t'tea roil tea leaves had them restricted tc that legion, rvalue,i Then , it ' waa; that tee le� ves were not put in {lie strainer HAVE WE EVER t - Ili the corner of the kitchen sink to TRIED IT?: be wrapped up with the day's' ,gar stage; Their' life vras ,clay's .an , Att several gatherings in recemrt they litgereri in the ]household fo dp ys that old question nas been •a $'rater ptinied dfirsted off ands br'ou'ght to the fiontz:., The tea pot was -quite, a large of "Has 'Christianity failed? • It, . fair. It wank slightly chipped on the came up at the time of the last war satknit'but that was considered an •a d remained vuite a time: It has •'boporallle fork' of lonlg service In b, en cuicek to make iter appearance . the family god wasp not. regarded ad'i tries time. We cannot, recall • that • eutllolent:. reason tor ,banishment) parare mrevionely ,proved l lis the ureal, progressed and th a thing at a11, and, wee' doubt ° awpply Of tea ddmOndshed more milds .:by the ,.Glmgila-' process o uniting iin, more :boiling' 'water, , Par±tticuiarly alter the noon -da .meal the' Uea,.,pot Was not 'eniiptied of its contents.; it merely got ahoy� ail ba'G1C on-therkirfihen range, anti there It'sko6d. as though s hether snore: eonnlusliyes results will be obtained this time, : ' t'- `• We have a. h bit when, we , face toward ;deep; •trbuisle• of ' 1fyidg a to place the blame atnd that is probab-, 1ywiry we single out 'lbristiantty; . la a way We look upon It as 'some: thing wiic'li sbsuld change the titles 1. thing 'alight ,haptren•;' And it genera and hearts and motives: olf' men and ta4y dads , Grandfather gener•alift women the wor1kt overs and'because managed to be ,worlaing not tali We see that hue fiat been' ,done ttbotj ',frOtl. ,list , ho'the ,atoutid; • : 4 , dd thg wa c'onclud'e that it has failed. afternoon', ,and, her desired a cusp o4 We are moved tp'doubt' whether' tea. The folic int •the house touad we have ever had very meth Marl* need afore lar a little liquid noutdeb4 tian•ity in' the t5rll,meaning roi;,thb mesh aboat the (same,'time, and it word. We haverformtbrrou b., 'rwistln'etrid T by once ,morel pour.F • which we go; ata 'hwvb'an'•ablhevi -: 'intgr iu more hot: water, Whether ed !Christianity to which'we sorb that is where 4- o'clock tea had itsl Scribe but •the Ivorld:as, rich ;11ee: etartiredo not know, • never, tried the real thing, Iaven filen~ the tea. t'ru'st were ' Ot is necessary to offer only a few net throttgh.' They were retmoVee& quotation's to show the Me:10mi of and sprinkled on eke carpet in • the What weit is�ta sty t. pasloi 'of 'the alp4rei bedroom: The,,"Wh n' thou anaikesl a +feaMMt o te'a' leaieelawervice.d'as rpatricted tot a gulm^e• calf tlot),tliyr.dtiona�s tior those rooms be1zanea •eilsewhere thy brethren, ndettlter 'thy` 'kinsmien; thelraj Were/4, tsaritots',.' The broom: nor thyt rich neighbors; lest ',they follower the tea leaves and it wast €se ie :.a .,^ 'pe. s hetd thin the tett a redP bid tliec; ai tis• d b G`ec itis n ®herloaves It Made thee, Mit when thou niakest the dust fd $heti) las they wflrq e .lame, 1l the'pgor, the ,Inbitned, herded •togeether by the etwibhing th the blind, And thou action of the brocAm, ' shalt be blessed, for they cannot THE BRUSSE1.!5 POST" lig e'ervlco was it finally discarded. q'lentifia folk today' probably ,break 1 SERVICE ortt{, la+23peteet:at each 'methodsi • as blenders would he moved to rreek of t1etuonsenee of such a Ian, and .'fells who are armed with, ;vacuums cleaners, `will • no doubt le9nile Indulgently.. But shush. was ,the Law of the Teltth and such wet the .custom on Lot Four. NOTE AND; ,COMMENT +Strange+ --•but our first attack on pities seems to have Conte in the ! ortn of a tax on ,ourselves. .Toronto ball tam is • ,through' 1939 season. Quite early the ;team took the cellar position and eemned to like it so much It signed (a lease rot the -entire, season: 1 due- report gape. a. Nazi•plane -Ives' sighted, near Boston, Olt was one of those cases, where one man told another maabout abou.another 'man t who grid he had seen it. We read that the sugar supply will soon be back to normal. And a nujn'ber of prospective school teach- ers will be doing the •same thing, •Critics' in Abe Old Lanka :are not agreed on the value •of'the blackout as' a safeguard against air 'raids, One' wriitet.: "What's the use of trey- ing to hide a city when the enemy knows well enough where it le." Parris music half are opening, and there is great demand, for corn- Miens on'diens who can imitate Hitler, We imaginetiter Grin al greater demand. the world over for the man who can go out and bring ham in: The vote which turned down the suggestion, that 'Canada nave , no, Pant in the Intedent' •War. was de-, feated in. the House of 'Commons by 151 to 16, andi that is referrde to as, being decisive But 'that ac- counts for 166 votes and 'there are 245 members in the House. There is`s, Shortage of tool and die tnakens in Canada as many .or them went to England months a o to work in munitions' factories'And it ds a tact that in many cases we cannot get along very well when this class tot •skilled mechanic is absent. A Negro promoter was sentenced at Ottawa to 14 months: in jail in - eluding timesince his arrest in August of 1933, The change was that he had." Written i prornrissery notes to fjhe ee-igm,t tpf $145,e00,0oos Caught up no, dosibt by the tendency of the age which seeks 'to go into business in a big way. It has been started' that farmers are already holding• up` the price of batter, but you can put that dawn as not •so. Most farmers sell their milk to cheese factories' or •their butter fat to creameries, and • the price of milk has molt been changed. In Detroit the Canadian dollar is worth hut' 93 cents, today, - and we can do batter than that at the corner store, - So far three starlet have appear- ed' giving tate location 01! the Ger- man liner .Bremen, and none of theist agree. We hardly expected they would, , Premier Mussolini has , issued or_ dere that worlt shall gbahead Pre- vering for the international easosi_ tion In Roane in the year 1942. Ome of the contests in the Neiw York fair had, as a prize It free trip to -Poland with all expenses, .(paid; and llo'slsibly that ,»Ilse will be won by sono timid soul who. quakes during a thunder storm Burglars in Montreal have now turned their attention to the hoard. ing 'af ,gruscerles, Azle lea right there eve get the suggestion that lioardktte are classed with burglars: Edinburgh officials heave (been ijtsicJit to dienorves' .that the blackout Idea Is going to soave $18,200 month- ly in bills' d(ar s'tree't lighting ,Other places 'may . and, similar savings, blit tlhe official announcement was certain' to come from Scotland-, 'Possdbly'1t is well. that humor continues to live. One British aviator wast faun hours late :when returning froth dropping liamephletts In Germany, Asked for an explan- ation lie stai4 it was ,sd qufet. ,there he went from house to 'hoose stuffing the.'thin' under the boom Net until the taro had done that German officers 'believed their OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "'COLLECT"* fo WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21; • INGERSOLL BRUSSELS -- PHONE 72 own, ladle report about the fall of 'Warsaw and a nutniser started for the city 'only to be captured by the Poles. Must seem a trifle rough when a German cannot (believe a German report. When the new taxes were an- nounced themewas a rush in some canes to dna' some buying and escape the levy. eNo use People who have bean paying taxes for a long time know too well that it can't be • don e. Kitchener reports' 35 cases of wife cleseption where no provision is' made for paying support by the husband. Unfortunately that is one situation whish we have oat yet cured by regulation, or by .1a4,. ;R's a tooselemd in our .soetal Xaliric and a nasty one too; LET US LOOK AT THE PAST I! Sere Are Items rake,% Primer 1 Mei of the Post of if f and U Teary Ate 2.. YEAR SAGO ' JAMESTOWN The old hotel '.is being dismantiedj by Ed. Barnard and,the material" will be{'utilized by trim in build- ing a house. WROXETER Miss A. Walburg returned from= Bracebridge, where she had spent! the summer, on Friday WOMMTASPATI afteer'. the (busying business In Bras - Bele has' sold to George I-lend•erson of Me'KillOp, • s '.. Bid Puff Ball — Teak Warwick and •sonle other lads, While on a mushroom hunt found a ptamaucth pug ball that weighed 15 ponilds any measured 64% inches lis' cir- cumference , 60 YEARS AGO ETHEL • • The number of bears that have beet seen` of late 15 this locality"is causing quite a rlP'pie of elttitement • among our local worts. • 'While 'weighing. a very :large, load. o hay for J, Eckanler last Satut'day 1 the village scale were broken up setting the load. i GREY t I. Misty Jennie Mitchell, of ionitton, is visiting friends and' relatii es in this IoealitY, ; !Mies R. B. Ball wilt leave shortly.-- for a 'trip to `California, k { , The farsn of Ms's: J. W. Sleet, adjoining` B'r»lslseli :has been :leased for a terra of three years by J. J. Coates of Seeforth ' • ' On • Wednesday of •last week John peiran 15th con„ was at ,'work on,' his' farm burning gallon He- had' taken out a tub with him and had filled it with water it case the ;fire spread. His 5-year•nid soil who accompanied him was playing at the tub of water when the father came from behinds a burning p11e and was horrified to see a good sized bear approaching the tub within a few 'rod's • of the boy,' Mr. SPeiran made a rush for the little fellow calling loudly td him and Bruin quietly turned away .,and made.of. BRUSSELS Last Saturday W. H. Willis threw open the doors of his boot and shoe store to the pub1io. The Band paid him a visit in the even- ing and gave him an instruneatial send-off, * * * J. W. Bond is relieving at the, station here in the absence of the; in :agent Geo. Allen, who is' enio ring, a a 11w01 wegkls holiday. ' B 015 • • • . Married Strachan-Bailanitynela Brusgela the loth lust„ at the residence E the bridles parents, by Rev. G. , Howie, Mr, Alex Strachan, met. ant, to Miss Annie, only daughter Mr. Thome;Ballantyne, all - of russets, Mrs. Hart, Vancouver, is visiting her sister, Miss M. Carmichael: B Mrs. 51, William and son P•itch- forr, N,Y„ spelt t.several days, last week with the former's sister, Mrs. 1#.. Moffatt, i I 'i CRANBROOK 1 An o1d, land:natrOc. was removed Ibis' week in the nulling down of the ?Id carriage shop op opposite• J. For- es't's blacksmith aliop:' * * * The repairing olf the Presbyterian ,sheds was oont$ileted on, Tuesday, large number of menturned out nd the ladies ,'prepared .dinner . onl he lawn in their' best style, MORRIS Miss Emilia Reiadman, who has een home for/ the past month re- tro esi r to Preston on Wednesday. op 1llisnes,Ruby and Irene 'Clegg are fling engagements as teachers at athilt-on and Smithville respec- ively. j t GREY,' Jno, Lowe, 9thcon., is the West on a trin. IWit to away to, a ate Also los delic ed. Wsldms'onrBre ee, — In• Motais on the llth inert„ by Rev, J. F. Bowers. of "Toronto Mr: William Wilkinson .to Miss Mirabelli Ann Brewer both of Morris, * * * tMcKee Milne --On Wednessay„ the 11th inst., at residence of the bride's father, by Rev. R. Paul, Mr. on Zechariah da ter "of Mi? Ade]aide Davidr. Man all of Grey. HONEY IN. PRESgRVING ' Iibttey may be user: very . setiS�- facierily in preserving and In, Ger- tainri fruits peaches and plains es.' Pecialily) the flavor is decidedly im- Arcved. 'This is also the, case in' conserves consisting 'Of a oombina_ tion of two or more fruits ,anti Where spices are included.' as' in pickles' and relishes;_ t Farther told- pac94, ;or open kettle method may be uted� when canning h honey but Gare Miss!. be taken avoid over as hpttey,haa ndeney to foam when heated, the honey should be cooped; no ger than necetslsars since Its late flavour is readily- ••desiroy- General/ Proportions for. Canning, lieav3l' syrup (13C, honey le water 14fadilum syrup, i 114; c. honey 1 c. Light syrup %, to lc, honey lc water Apple Jelly:, 'Ciht •uli green apples, without par- ing sr Goring, an;d, pobk in ra very little water 'until pulpy, 'Strain Juice 'through jelly bag, measure and: boil 20 min Add '4 the' wirers 0d' 'lt ney estimating% i ttrom thte • meaitremen4 'of the before .boiling. 'Continue tt':coak .until. tho jellying stage is . reached and pour aat bode into sterile" glardes. This jelly ie deliotousyif a few bitst: of stick' dinner:ma are. , cooker in the aLpppl& juice, tbefore the honey is, added and -then strained But. a Apple Gingers ; *tie, p'i'e; ' core, +B'arte'r. iaad$ , finely chop, eoitr apple's, , prone ahouid be 10 cupo, Fut in Preserv. ing kettle and 'gradually bring to the boiling point, Add 2 c,. honey :and then• : ehavtngs alit ,:rind •of ;2 , leanos(s and a 2 int, pdeoe of ginger' root, 'Simmer .';drying frequently until 'the applets are transparent. dr Or �I Nits. T. Sterensbn*and Mist May Qxtaby, loth con,, have gone to De - trait to visit friends,for a few Weekes, , t Farms sold—The 100 -acre farms of J. Hemingway, 10th coon., has been scold to Stanley Hemingway, 'brother of W. J. and, Oliver Hem- inglwayt ,Who' gets possession this, f1a11. The seller invested in the 200 acre farm en the 11 con„ baying Not Davidson 'out, 'I ETHEL R Dtlivorth is back ,front a trill to the West, ▪ • Ernest -Isherwood, left lata week bo enlist as; a volunteer for the 'war, • •e y. 1 i rF. and -MIs. Sloighthieta enter-: felted their S. S. clashes to a corn fled) on Monday night, BRUSSELS polin 'MoArthur has arrived. Mime from, an' exte ted ;trip to 'Scotland and England. € h',' e 44; } .. Yiray B11444 �ts`Solcl, 'tulle weait Tinklali Ritchie, who has looked 2o(et rrr tr--; It's aBoy► Even es you read: this, Some Father somewhereis rushing this news to relatives. ,l!omatter where they are or what time it is—his first impulse is to let them know; ,. 4,t Iti's a Boy! And that is also true of Aunts (and Uncles) and tdil the An - laws. Before Baby is half an hour old his arrival is eelet brated far and wide—and he is endowed with a dozen names. It's a Boy To Grandparents another chapter of Family History begins. 'Their grandliarents may have waited for daysbefore they bad good news like this, but that tvaa e before the telephone -and Lona Distance—became part of ori i everyday existence., Spread Good News by LONG . DISTANCE! Look in your telephone direc- tory and you'll find that by using Low Night Rate.' , (also applying all day Sunday) and placing "Anyone" calla you can• talks to nearby towns er+Prov-' ince' formuch less than you expected- . , ▪ Gr,eat care must be cooidIdgetic prevent sterile }alis. Peach Jam: 2 lb, peaehee 1 1b. honey i 3b a wastes 1 tbaip, lemon juice 1 inch ginger root 2 tsp. cinnamon harp 1 tsp, whale cloves Tie spices ix cheeetrloth bag; cook all materials together until Olt desired consistency. Remove bag. of 'r'ic'er ' Seal while riot 9n' ster- ile jars, Ginger Pears: 2 Lit, sliced' peens 2-14;o honey 3/4,.0. water 1 lemon (rind in thin Stripa) t" ttz ginger root, in email ]nodes , •rSitnrmer 'tbgether 110111'as thick as t tnaranallade. ISeal.tin,sterile jars, Grape Jurce: . Wa.slt g?wpee thoronghl'y sus z<ankiva' trona ',stems,' ' Dna, • with •tbe.'potato Mash:* or' fruit; .pre8l, •,Theo, get the ' kettle containing them .into the phren for 10 :min, at, 250 degrees or heat :slowly on telt 01 stove to I33 degress (anter beinite honing). Duain through, telly bat; TS ,4 c. Juice 'alitiR '4' ,d, btoner., stand over n�glvt, 511 lam partiailll) t5i1, and atertiht min, Seal, taken dura burning. Caai