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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-10-11, Page 7kt ,kelt, 1»30 ain e. train lents. edbM IAL • on October Boyle of Bele ;hie to Miss Mr. and Mrs. rris township. !GO -t's boys were met of their ay andwere alarmed on black (bear, two or three approach, fe, 10th con., net, for an lender, bake R ,f Mt, Forest the (Bruaaeis -ation Army. MidCraoken County as a Shows. He re captured T-1 \\ TOR .95 arteries operating CAVIctor nary new different — costs dynamic abinet of batteries TIIne' a!ue of a Paor of Glasses genas entirely an the Skill and Integrity of the Person supplying them• That is why we do not supply Glasses until we have accurately measured every function of the delicate Eye Mechanism v£ your Eyes. This enables us to accurately diagnose your Eye Condition and to supply corrections that will correct the Errors without upsetting the narrntal fun tioning of the Eyes. 1 expect to he at my Bron tis office in Miss Bryan's Home all Day. T URS A S, C 'Cm 12d to give Expert Scientific Eye Examinations and fit Lenses where required. EVERYONE should have their Eyes Examined at least Every two years. Eyesight Specialist Harriston Phone 118 Ku'... atxaet , ax Brussels, • Phone 26X retrat NOW TIME TO PROTECT CROPS FROM INSECT RA,VAGIES IN 1940 During the Wor of 1914.15, the Dominion. Entomological Service adopted' a slogan e'Crop Protection Means Crop Production," In the present crisis, it is equally import- ant that every effort be made by the farmer, the fruit grower and all others who grow crone to realize the importauoe of protecting grain, fruit, vegetables and other- com- modities, from damage by insect pests, observes the Dominion Ento- mologist. Cooperation in fighting inseats is eseentuily in any effort to Produce more and better crops. In time of war particularly, all who are concerned with -the growing of crops, or the handing of crops al- ready harvested, should realize the enormous losses which may be pos- sible from the ravages of destruc- tive insects, There small creatures have extraordinary powers of dee- truction. When in outbreak form they devestate fields, of growing grain, orchard treesbearing promis- ing crops of fruit, forest and shade trees, dried products kept in, store; in fact little; belonging to man escapes injury from some kind of insect. For the people in Canada and those n -ho levo in the Allied amies there must be a continuous supply of wholesome rood . As has been stated previously, insects can be ptnotically as effective as enemy submarines' iu destroying food sup- plies. Like submarines they are insidious in their operations, They must be sought out and destroyed. It is particularly necessary these days to take every means to Pre' vent these losses, the annual total of which in Oanada is enormous. During the present autumn, wherever possible, remnants of crops and other refuse should be re- moved and burned; otherwise such refuse will serve ae breeding places and hibernating quarters for many insects. undoubtedly yor gardens will be established through. 'Canada in 1940, The land for these should. be worked' over this autumn so as to be in better condition for Our ther cultivation in spring. During the whiter months all pre- parations should be made for next Year's offensive against insect pests. ,Supplies of insecticides should be obtained; spray and dust equipment sihoulti be overhauled, cleaned and oiled, in readiness for spring and summer requirements, and seed of tall kindle kept in store should be watched from time to time to see that no peat develops. Dominion or provincial entomolo- gists are employed in -every prow Ince of Canada.Their services are available at all times Letters ad - 'dressed to Dominion Entomorogist, Dominion .Department of Agricul- 'cure, Ottwwla, will receive prompt attention, Pro °swtion Of Quality acorn Wheat and Oats Most Suitable For Bacon Hops— Corn Used to Fatten Them In the feeding of swine, barley, wheat an doa.ts stand out as being the most suitable for the produc- tion of quality bacon. Corn, how- ever, may be fed advantageously to faltering hogs and even to the growing of pigs, if asufficient am- ount or protein is added to bring the ration up to the necessary pro - ten Bevel. I-lomny meal, a milling by-product of corn, is similar in its feeding value, In all instances better results will be obtained from feeding the ground grain than from whole grain, The milling by-products 01 wheat (bran and shorts) may also be fed to good advantage in re - lions, for specific purposes, Sources of Protein Dainty products are the most sat- L:1°actory sources of proteins with which to balance the ration of a bacon hog. They gree rich in miner- als, inerale, particularly calicum and pltos- prorus, If these dairy produces are not available, tankage, meat meal, fishmeal, oileak ,ear soya beon oil- meal may be used to bring about the necessary protein level for whatever age or ciasts of pig that is being fed: Of the protean feeds mentioned, combinations of two or more of then make or greater variety and give better results than any of theme fed singly. Canada Won't GoTol940 Olympics Preparation For Games In Finland Has Bees Discon- tinued Here. Canada definitely is out of the 1947 Olympic Games, F. S. Mul- queen, chairman of the Dominion Olympic Games has announced. Mr. Mulqueen said a meeting of the oomtmittee was held at Hamil- ton and the =miters decided to discontinue preparattion for the games in Finland as well as the winter games in Germany. The war was given as the reason. The committee's dollar -for -dollar 'oaai paign to raise fund's tor parti- 'cipation at •Canadian athletes has been "dropped cold," said Mr. Mul- queen, Not Cancelled .Yet Alt Heledngfors Finland's Clyne. plc Games organization committee suspended for three months Pre- parations for the games, which have not yet ofdoielly been cancel- led, Firs,t Gossip: "Does 'Miss, bride have her owft way?" 'Second. Gossip: 'Imes ahel she writes her own diary a ahead of time." THE BRUSSELS POST FREE SERVICE VGT$ M OLD, DISABLED OR PEAD HORSES OR' CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT" to WILLi.AM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21 • INGERSOLL BRUSSELS -- PHONE 72 No Election •This Year Premier Mitchel Hepburn at his farm home in South Yarmouth near St Thomas ren-nty said there will he no general election in Ontario this year, %1'":b the c:llling ai' a general ale -- tion in Quebec for next month, it was suggested the Ontario G,overu- ment would do likewise. Prettier Hepburn said the Ontario govet:t- ment would spend no money on an election this, year when it could be Put to much better use. Officers' Dress Now Simplified Breeches and Spurs Left Only With Cavalry and Veterinary Corps In the Canadian Active Service corps Amended dress regulations for tate Canadian Active Service Force simplifying officers' uniforms es- pecially, have been tested at Ot- tawit by the. defense department. Breeches and spurs disappear from all arms of the service except the horsed ,'avalry and the Royal Canadian Army Veterinary Corps. Trousers without cuffs and ankle boots will be worn by oftice:s of all branches egcetit the two cited and Highland and Scottish kilted regiments, Officers will not be re- , bu.red to provide thmselve,s with swords. New - SO. week THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day throng$ THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper 29 records for you the bond's clean, constructive doings. The Monitor does notexploitprime or sensation; neither does 'It ignore them, but dosis correettvelr with them, feature' ter hues men and all the family, lnoludieS the Woekl' Magaelne Section.. The Christian Bafence Publlehing Society One, Nervier Otroct, 8oeton,AMadeechueette Please enter my eubseriptlon to The Christian Science Monitor for s period M 1 mfr 112.00 a months 10,00 ] mouths $3,00, ] month 11.00p Wedneedee issue, lnoludlng Masashi Motion:1 %ear 12:40, a blues ]0. wane Memo ;ia+Ota t:ey est No Distinguishing Patches Officers of Highland and Scot - tier regiments will continue to wear present authorized service dress but officials of Scottish treev- ed regiments. will wear drab trous- ers instead of the plaid, foam-flt- ting trews, Officers with breeches or trews' already may continue to wear them for the time being. Wound, stripes and service chev- rons hewrons may be worn but dinstinguisr- ed patches as worn during the World War will not be worn. Must Prepare Now For Winter Eggs The Secret of Getting Eggs In Winter Lies In Performing Careful Work Months Ahead of Time Many believe that the secret of getting eggs, particularly inn Win- ter, is in the feeds given and In themethod of feeding, ,others be- lietve the whole problem is in the breed, variety or .strain; while still others think that the housing is the problem to solve, All these are important but the main reason for poor results is a hack of careful work performed month before the eggs are wanted, While you are collecting the hig+hepi4ced Wdnter eggs, you should be making careful plans to secure the crop of pullets for the next season, Use Early - Hatched Pullets Where Winter eggs are wanted, mite early batched pullet is, without doubt the one to depend upon. The age at which most pallets be- gin to lay is, from six to seven months. Some lay at four and one- half to five mouths and others not 00411 eight or nine months of oge, This means tlto,t if a 50 per 'cent, egg yield is avlantecl in ;November the gullets should be batched dur- ing March or April. May hatched pallets will lay moderately well but, as a rule, not over 40 per cent, daily, The government ate Argentina has epened 500 stands throughout the counitay to heap Its fruit grow- ers sell 8;000 tons of peat's. Vegetables; can become intoxicat- ed, says a scientist. It's quite true =lits or them are getting canned Just now. A. wise guy 'Stepping up to the bus Its It stopped the other tna.rn- ing said to the driver; "Well, Noah, you've got here, is the .Ark full?" The motorman atswered bock: "Nope, we need: one more maukey. Came on in," T, , E ib'Ayl 0 AD SENSAT7MAL? YOU 'BET! LET US SHOW You THIS NEW KIND OF TIRE TODAY A marvel of tire engineering! That's what motorists all over town are saying about the new Goodrich Safety Silver - town, For here at last is a tire that auto- rnatically sweeps wet roads dry—so dry, in fact, that after a quick stop you can actually light matches on its track— convincing proof that the new Silvertown will stop you quicker, safer on a wet pave- ment than you've ever stopped before! Not only that, Silvertowns are also the only tires in the world that give you the famous Golden Ply blow-out protection. Yet this double protection—against BOTH skids and blow-outs—is yours at no extra cost. Don't gamble. For safety tomorrow get Silvertowns today! ACTS LIKE A Ei.:TTERY r F DSHREL ERS e e • As the never-ending spiral bars of the Life -Saver Tread roll over a dangerous film of water, they sweep the water right and left—force it out through the deep drainage grooves—make a dry track for the rubber to grip—give you the quickest non-skid stops you've ever had! .' neAvGoo rich SAF tTYSive'gown LIFE-SAVER TREAD GOLDEN PLY BLOW-OUT PROTECTION G. rd '•x p ai` erson's Garage CITIES SERVICE STA•T'IONI Phone 73x Brussels, Ont * * * * * * * * * * Wee Angus * * * (By A. R. K.) * * * ¶ Wee Angor, has a football team, the strongest he has ever seon, you ought to see them go; he says they're Just atrite. thin, bike they can scamper out and: win, for Angus told me so. He says they have a set of signs, they worked! them out between the lines,' ,they're secret as can be, they are .so secret Angus said, they keep theme all within their head, he won'•t tell even me. ¶ We fixed him up for school this year, got everything to match or near, and dressed hint like we should; when he marched off to learn some more, he looked drestsed better than before, appearing fair - Mr. Henpeck (to boss) : "Sir, I think it's about time I .got a raise." Boss: 'What are you talking about? We Just put a raise in your envelope last week," Mr, Henpeck :"Why doesn't my wife tell me about these things?" Alother;Why are you making fac- es at the bulldog? Small Child('wailing); He started It. 'There was very lithe doing in the bank in the tiny Irish. village, The staff arrived' in the morning, loofah about, drank tea and' played, cards matt three o'clock. "1110," said the manager to rix junior. "Three Run and close the front doer." The junior returned in a minute or so and said, "M le closed, sir. We didn't open it this morning," England now has over 4,000,000 licensed motorists. ly goat ¶ His team gets busy after four, he doesen't hustle home no more, he's late for supper too;es soon as. he shoved up the latch, he starts time talking or a patch, or else a stitch or two, ¶ His knees are skinned, they're black and blue, the heel is missing from one shoe, a scab Oonmg on his lip; his trousers: that were new and neat, cell for repairing on the sect, for they have sprung a rip, ¶ Of course he learns his lessons too, he knows: that's yhat he's, got to do, his learuin' does not stop; , Mit if on lessons he was lr?en, like be le feeling totvard his team—he'd land) way up on top. 0 ttARS AGO people awed to *mho th.a.eiv.s h.r.rd ba• el.outiog Croat the house top*. If 7o. Mid that to-dos 500 wowkd preb.bb two* to mope.. before a sune.t .ion li.,insaolta, Y NOM- -PATS the 1suNue+e ream ruse lar W.:.t.nde. t.,,irr,ur. •00 .' _,_w � j/ CONVENIENCErid5AFETY Eliminate the fire -rick of old faulty wiring and at the same time give your home plenty of baseboard and wall outlets, smart new wall switches and modern lighting fixtures. I.et us look over your present wiring and give you an estimate on a new installation that will enable you to take the fullest advantage of the mar, vela of electricity. Wiring and fixtures, of course, come under the Home Improvement Pian for easy financing.