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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-12-13, Page 4,l. WIDNES., DkiC,ttit3I7)t 1 th, ttl8 POST THE BRUSSELS ' OW Ai z Sale 'r"`' r rr4+4,+ ••;•,:••:••:•+:•••++µ+4.44444+++4,44:*, ri rrr.1 .1*44 + ++►rrr+.lir :*, Mortgage i : s- ' ' y :i Here mm a g iimigairmai• s UNDER A til ed til a eve N Pow els of Sale I ii iatrV, Givea Hamperof Apples .'>wwt` "'"'"""'•""'"""` ''" -- 1 t n will be pro - filmed e sv..• . .. ,. ,,,.. q.'>.,, ale thole w111 o e r .i' .x[1 n . .' rr ,. tr 1:=f This Christmas "D BY VIRTUE of the Sconte t . tate mortgage, ev t'c' d+wed at the time of sale, be offered for sole y THOMAS FELLS, Auctioneer at PUBLIV AUCTION ou WEDNESDAY the THIRD day of J l uary, 1940. at the hour • of One OC eek In the afternoon at the Mem of Andrew o Bain, 3' Bucwaie, Ontario, 1e, ollowing pl'opel'ty, namely. • ALL ANT) SiNGU 1 Me caer- tain, parcels or . dneinbeingd premise% situate, lying g,nd an in the Township of GreY, in the Comi- ty of Huron and being composed of Come To STEWART ' BROS. SEAFORTH. WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST SANTA IS RiGHT I STEWART BROS. give you the advan- tages of a city store, without the city overhead cost and resultant higher costs. With tremendous stocks of new bright stylish gifts, ts, well displayed you're sure to 1 . find exactly what you want and at prices you'll willingly pay. For nearly forty yearsthis store has beenwith guaranteed supplying Huron County Nationally known lines prices. quality `f eu mercbean an- dise, at lowest possible shop here with confidence. Every purchase will be beautifully boxed, complete with gift card. You'll find it well worth the hi16 16-mile to shop at Stewart Brosthe ., this assortments, t. The store with nd best prices. highest quality FOR -SALE - 25r0 cords dry wood, at $1.50 per onrd, apply to L, Ruseei. phone 12, The Red Band Store the pRe WANTED— farm lot Seventeen in the Second To buy 20 clean; leg horses before Contc. a`.nit of the said Township of oast. Friday, Wagon type, also 18 (;''es' cniitair ng, One Hundredi nig tlilvel9. Acres be the same more or less, phone 41X Galbraith Sale Stables AND situate lying and being in the ______,.....,—,7_____________ . ., --- .. .= Tonvnship of Grey in the. (;nutty of FOR House, L3 stoves and some fueni-' apply to taro, H. L. Jackson FOR SALE— -.. Browse Leghorn Roosters, also 5 Chunks of Pige. , Phone 25-r-6 span, Grant FOR RENT— ^^^ A convenient House and Lot. appiY at The P.oat FOR SALE— A Heifer re's off a thoroughbred ,t,w- phone 43-r 0' J'. R. Hamilton. Walton STEWART EROS SEAFORTH • Huron and being composed of West Iialf of Lot Number Fifteen, in the Second Coneession of the said Township rap Grey, containing Fifty acres, be the same 'mors or tens, At the same time and place under the authority of a Landlord's Ins- WPCYs,' rota, there will be offered for sale the following- (Matteis: 000 bushels of oats and barley. mixed. On the saki lauds there ie said to he erect ed a dwelling house with s it)al t' farm buildings: The lands will be sore subject to a Reserve Rid: 't'IsMiMS OF SALIt OF LAND: y -fl' per cent of the pur- chase money to be paid down at the time of sale. and the balance to be secured by a 'mortgage with interest at four per cent per annum. TERMS OF SALE OF' ('FIA'I'TIOLS: Cash, For further particulars and condi- tions of sale, apply to ricultural Loans Comenissiouer of Ag East Block, Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ontario. , Mortgagee. FOR SALE— Hat Water Heater, good as new, also 4 gallons pure alcohol. aliPly at The Post. q...44 AP:4a ll.tWiy'hf. tis± -4, N+,y..41.4.4:*•44+.444+ 4.44d44r+.:r1:.1:N4-0 Only 9 More Shopping Days To Christmas -44,44•:+4,4+4.44.4.444:444444:444.4.44-4,414+4, iy44•y44`:r+ .4 .. 4.4.4x46,++r44 4,+44:44....44-4, i14M`.4..;.4.4...4.1144 Itt II it It Pays lo Buy At . D. McDonald MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats and Choice, Poultry l _ For the Holiday Season 'Phone %x .44+_+.4t t +h►++►..08tin.1...:44r.►++•••14^bla•..+.,+`44.tt, 70 BATING awe COOKING SELL WHAT EVERY HOUSEHOLD NEEDS— Yon will earn more than a decant living if you join "Finilex QUICK and SURE SALES—BSG PROFITS —REPEAT ORDERS. Beginners eau earn good money from start. Get facts and catalogue today: FA111LL1,TX PRODUCTS, 570 ,St. ('lenient, Montreal, _ FOR SALE- An Oil Buriser for stove.. Apply at the Post FOR SALE- 0ne registered Jersey Oew due to calf, in February and one grade Jersey heater. Ancestor made 1 lb. 113 butter in one day on winter feed when. not 2 years old'. G. A. Deaduuu, Brussels More Than Twenty Operatio 1L s Every Day Keep Hospital Surgeons Busy P One of America's Creat Hospitals Treats C:iid,sn Only During a visit to Toronto recently your reporter called at the Hospital for Sick Children on College Street. I had seen this Hospital mentioned in news reports many, many times. particularly during the great Polio epidemic of 1937. It was high time. I thought, to do a little private in- vestigation and find out why this Hospital should be so much in the news. WHAT HAPPENS EVERY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS I interviewed Mr. Joseph Bower. the Superintendent of this busy In- stitution. He told me that during the twenty-four hour period pre- ceding my visit, nineteen operations had been performed , . tttty-two two X-ray photographs taken hundred and eighty individual pre- scriptions filled in a completely - equipped dispensary . . . twenty- eight bed patients were admitted thirty-threemoreren than fourteen ed as cured . . . ten chil- hundred meets served • work done - dren had ,9extensive ofthe beds were oc- cupied,leavtng only 19 beds free tor emergency cases. e. Attd, according to the Superinten- dent, the twenty-four hour period was an average one. insofar as tvpt- cal hospital activity was concerned. VISIT TO PUBLIC WARDS After was kindly ons chat Hospital itthrough tits, the 'Institution. We visited the Public Wards, the kitchens, swim- ming pool tneeme:try in the treat. merit of Polk, • orthopaedicworkshop, other n, thedispen- sary and npetatingrooms. It struck meas being a cnmeleteiy-equipned hospital with much seeciai equip- ment. Every Ward we visited, Mr. Bower would any"This is a Public Ward.', 1 was quite suapiised to learn that 05'" of the n,tt nls treated bereave in Public Wards. s The Hospital is tiorecl to c tpat iti with little children whne n'lrrut't ore unable to pay even the low Palle Ward rates. The ease hietor;v of one little chap 1 had esti e l with while walking thr 'i' ii the Ward as very intcr- csling and none t,,,. • 'I. "He was er daY in 37., 14(5 parents hade one enld a driven more than a hundred miles in the old term truck so their little child midht have hospital treatment. 'After eitamtning the Tittle fellow our doctors told the parent% that he needed attention immediately , Wet a complete cure would take many months. "Upon hearing that bad news, the lather and mother Were ale for bundling the little chap up and leaving for home. They could never begin to pay for that much treat- ment, they said, 'We had hoped it night be just a week or so'. "It took quite. a• while.` con- tinued the Superintendent. "but we finally convinced the parents that lust because they couldn't afford to pay for the boy's care was no Pete . son to deprive him of ..the grey chance he had to- get well. We ask- ed them to leave their son with us and let us- worry about the cost of the treatment. 'The boy to going home next week after almost two years of con- tinuous hospital care, many opera- tions, several' X -Rays, specialdiets, orthopaedic equipment. etc. He's feeling pretty fit now and his par- ents have been able to pay but a little toward this wonderful treat- ment. When a sick child needs hos- pital care. he gets it regardless of race, creed or financial circum- stance." This led to a discussion on the operating costs of the hospital. I was given information which is in- tPIn tround c1figurwell es,worth the passinon, operating expenses of the Hospital for the past year amounted to mare than 5513,000. The operating revenue—from' Pri- vate, Sarni -private patients and the comparatively few Public Ward patients who are able to pay, grants from Toronto, other Municipalities and the Provincial Government— amounted to lust a little more than 5394,000. This means that the Hos- ficient entdueh run on the most ef- conmical besis, suffer- ed en operating loss of over 5149,000. Part of this deficit is met by the in. come from investments mede with moneys bequeathed or endowed over a sixty -Near eertod, There is still deficit of $90,000. APPLES OF ALL KINDS McIntosh Spys Snows Toirrlal1 Sweets. A'LSD-Good Cooking Apples 75cper }iarraper FOR SALE, AT East Huron 'mance Emporium Phone 66—,— c y c yBRUSSELS.c c' 7.1Jc c c v r, c cVc , And that is why this Hospital con- ducts an armlet appeal at this time to 5ccnrc enough funds to offset this nperelinit loss. If everyone who reads this iters could visit the Hospital for Siclt Children and ser as 1 dill, what le done here for Ontario's little ones, then they wotilci do as I did. Dig down deep into the pocket for a do- nation to help continuo the splendid work, If you are able to send a gift please do so Pow, Send your donation to the Hospital for Sick Children, 87 C',iItge Street, Toronto. You'll els by a certain satisfaction by supporting this celeste. Ynn'11 have helped give the greelest gift one can give to children—GOOD HEALTH, MORE APPLE DELICACIES APPLE SAUCE CAKE lee, cup. butter 1 cup sugar 2 cups flour 2 cups raisins 2 teasPoons soda, 3!. LeaapOon cinnamon •ortxnr butte■ and sugar. Atlit ap- ple satire, Mix soda and cinnamon with Sour. Stir into apple tntia'ture, „id in a. utorte,ate oven 40 minutes, TAFFY APPLES 2 cups. sugar 1 teanipnon eider vinegar 1 cup wafter A few grains salt Boil together until mixture cracks when dropped into cold water. Re- move from Eye and, set oval' a part 02 boiling water. Add a few drops of red vegetable coloring,. Wash and polish medium sized red apples, In- sert a wooden skewer in blossom end of each aple and dip in syrup, turning trndii well coated. Place on waxed paper until apples are cool. Shop at Schinbein's -LISTOW EL- ihe Store With the Christmas Spirit & Stock Gifts for Everyone AT SPECIAL PRICES Store Offen Every Night _Next Week I iF IT IS EW'- WE HAVE IT a. a a.a• aa.,a1•0¢4.44040.41•40*m*srs+s.vss•r..esoo• 1 Fowl Wanted We will pay Highest Prices trade • for all kinds of Dressed Poultry. Phone 98 Taken any time from now until Christmas.