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THE BRUSSELS POST
WilDiaRh'aSiD,AY, N-443 20th 1940
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VOTE`
,_ On -
MARCH 26th
xpenienced, Competent,
one of the
best informed men In the
House of Commons
SUPPORTER OF
the
KING GOVERNMENT
The
to VICTORY
AY
Experience is vital for victory
-VOTE LIBERAL.
Brains will win the war -VOTE LIBERAL
Maximum effort with minimum waste
leads to ultimate triumph
-VOTE LIBERAL
Clear thinking is essential in war • •• •
-VOTE LIBERAL
National Unity is the way to victory • • •
-VOTE LIBERAL
,Sound finance in war avoids later
depressions -VOTE LIBERAL
Economic strength wins in war
-VOTE LIBERAL
At sea, on land. in the, air.; our war
effort is magnificent
-VOTE LIBERAL
For Victory in war -and victory in
Peace •••••••••••••-VOTE LIBERAL
North Huron Liberal Asosciation.
Brussels
Continuation School
Winter Term Report
Below are listed Gm names of
stnklenbs in order of merit with the
average percent obtained tn. all
tests and examinations held' duriag
the winter term. 'Parents are urg-
ed to examine carefully the detailed
reix nt sent home with each student
and to consult the principal if the
student is not malting satisfaeorY
Progress.
Attention is called to the fact that
the mtiandard for promotion at mi -d
gnmlmler in Grades IX and X is to be
50% on each subject with am aver-
age of 60% on all subjeota.
a¢e' IX -
Helen Armstrong 80.5%
Isabel Bowman 68,4
Graeme .Scott 68.3
Imogene Sanderson, 67.2
Jean Ywill 64.3
,Rose, Law0ess 63.7
Idella Bryans 63.6
Jean, Grainger 63
Laura Ellecott 60.5
Oliver Riley 60
John Blake 58.5
Eloyce Davidson 54.2
Dorothy Turnbull 53.3
Edith Jewell 46.7
Veronica Blake 46.5
Carley Lake 37.7
Dean Darngey 36.5
Grade X -
Jean McDonald 83.7
Joe Stiles 82.1
Helen. McCuitcheon 69,7
Jack Pierce 66.6
Jeans Stpollen 65.8
Margaret Gibson 65.5
Harirs Bell 65.5
Jack Kelly 64.2
Helen Spell* 63.3'
Tena Armstrong 63.1
Leslie Rutlelge 62,5
Hmeason Mitchell 62.3
Helen Riley 53
Clara Russell 48.6
Jean Farquharson 47.8
Mary Fox 47.2
Those students taking one or
ore subjects of Grade IX are listed
separately.
Josephine VanlPor•.man• 69
Jack Allan 66.1
'Lloyd Aranahrong 64.3
Louts Blake 59
George Booker 58
Elizabeth Brewer 57.4
Jim Prest 52.6
Mary Yuill 46
Grade Xt-
Alice Stiles 78
Edwin Hal& 74.9
Gibson Willis 74.1
IDolle Thyme 69.4
George McNfdlaol 69
Luella Mitchell 56.6
Frank •Marshall 56.4
Mary Helen Kerr 52.7
Mary Helen Edlemuer 52.1
Donald Lawless 50.7
Anna MxiQuarrie 45.7
Ruth Hendry 44
Dill Coleman 38.9
Jack McDonald, 38,3
Those letudenite taking one or
more subjeo:ts of Grade X are listed
separately.
,Donald Walker 54.7
Frances Burchell 52.4
Doris Armvstrong 46
Allan Rolles 95.8
Grade XII -
Glenn Wheeler 72.9
Lois ,Plu 72.3
bsobel Turnbull 71.4
Jim Lamont 69.9
Jean Scout 64.6
Babara Michie 62.8
Janet King 60.4
Dorothy Armelbrong 60
Jeanette Sanderson 58.3
Frank ,Scott 44
Bill King 40.6
Those taking one or more sub-
ee Elizabeth
Docks Safely
Britain has added more laurels to her already undisputed
control of the seas by the safe crossing to New York of the
world's largest liner recently, This was only accomplished by
careful study, and the use of the latest devices which Were
installed for this trip.
Highway transportation has shown undisputed superiority in
the ha::cling of many com.modIi es being moved in this country
today. Our company in an effort to serve you better has employed
the use of every engineering and despatching advancement,
And today offers you a service ready and equipped to meet your
needs,
For iter results route
your freight vial.,
LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES
TELEPHONE 155 Limited
jests' oe Grlade XI are listed separ-
ately.
Gladryts. Davidson 68.1
Mary Backer 61.6
Elizabeth Baeker 59,4
Searle Van Norman 58,3
Grade XIIi-
Bert Black 64,9
Virginia Plume 64.8
Earl Moore 63.4
Toon MidFad'zean 59.8
Jahn 5peir 55.7
Hellbent Keffer 50.6
3ia.rold Parker 50.1
Gerald Gibslon 53 (not ranked;
fewer than 3 subjects'
To Hold Induction
At Bluevale,Friday
Rev, F. G. Fowler To Take
Over Presbyterian churches
At Bluevale and Eadles
The induction of Rev. F. G. Fowl-
er of Vancouver, formerly of
Brussels, as minister of the Blue-
vale and Eadles Preebyteni;an and
Baffles Presbyterian Churches•, will
take place in Knox Preabyter.tan
Church, Bluevale, Good Friday
,21lternoon, this week, March 22nd,
ae 3 o'clock.
Rev, J. D. Wilkie, of Teeswater,
Moderator of the Presbytery, will
preside' and induct; Rev. J. E. Tay-
lor of Cranhrook, wiN conduct divine
service; Rev, Kenneth MacLean of
Hingham, will narrate the steps;
Rev. R. Acheson, of Molesworth,
will address the minister and Rev
C. H. MacDonald, of Lnoknow, will
address the congregation,
WROXETER
Mr. Hugh Harris, of Saskatche-
wan, was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Archie McMichael, e, few days
last week.
Mr. Geo. Muir still continues very
ploidy. Hi.s any friends hope he
may soon be better.
Mr. and Mile. Kniglut spent Satur-
day with the latter's parents at
Ripley,
Mr. Cliff Denny, of Toronto, spent
i
coria:onteeemea.zrsiaere ensue. • ..
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• When you take the lid off that
box of baby chicks, can't you see
your next Fall's strong, money-
making layers? Well, right now
is the time to protect yourself and
these future egg layers.
Roe Vitafood wilt give them a
safe start, a head start. It is
sweet and palatable, of medium
texture, mixed fresh daily. Follow
the example of Ontario's largest
poultrymen -feed Roe Vitafood.
Ask your Roe Feeds dealer for
your copy of the 32 -page booklet
of vital information:"Let's Grow
Better Chicks and Pullets." cia
CHICK s` STARTER
Sold by:
EAST HURON PRODUCE,
Brussels
ALBERT TRAVISS,
Walton
FRANK
HARRISON,
Moncrieff
'VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH ...FARM
PROVENUL FOR / � I
RESULTS ` z -
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GN/GXSI4Rff
the week -end with his parents in
town,
Former Resident Passes
The humeral of the late Mrs, John
Rutledge, of Bramlpton, formerly of
town, who passed away suddenly on
Wednesday, was held Friday after -
'wont Inte,ent in Wroxeter Ceme-
Lery, 'Much eymDathy is extended
the family,
Mists Jean Sangster is at present
visiting friensd in Toronto.
Mns. Gordon Gibson) spent lase
week retth Toronto friends.
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
* * * * :k S: * * *
Mrs. Jars. Davidson of Stratford
ypenit a week in Brussels and Grey
with her sister Mrs. Robt, Davidson
and other old Mende.
Mies Marg*
aret Iiisiop is laid uP
with the prevailing bad cold.
to
Beanhsi R the slick list
at present,
Mrs, W. H. s5err received some
Ealster Daffodils, and Red Tulips
from Ladies Liberal Club on Wed-
nesday
e l-nesday of this week Mrs, Kerr wish. -
es to extend best thanks and good
wishes to the ladies for beautiful
flowers ee their finch honorary presi-
dent.
Breeding Counts
We carry out Systematic
Breeding
By Using
Trapnests Constantly
and by
Heading Our Matings
with cockerels from hens
with high egg records
Be assured of Profitable Egg Layers
ORDER NOW
5 per cent Discount on Chicks and Baby
Pullets on orders received before March 15
From
WALTER ROSE
Poultry Farm, - - Brussels
P.O. Box 90 Phone 38X -r-4
Games and !Tricks
Spot the Truant
Thos jolly gaune is beat played
with a good number of playerE• If
there are onlly a hew it becomes too
easy to spot Oho truant,
The players are formed in a cricle
They should march round singing
well knlown community songs', and,
if possible, have eceneone at the
piano to aocomtPany them. When the
music stops the circle breaks up and •
the lights go out. an the darkness
the leader quietly shepherds, one of
the players out of the room, The
lights are switched on and the other
o is 1
missing.1ers mThe ust tfirst ry osPot rone o correctly
name the truant is the winner.
* * *
Blow the Feather
This: game is ridiculous but highly
amusing. A table cbdtb will be need-
ed. The players, except one, sit
round this, holding St tightly. A
small feather is placed) on it and at
the given signal all the players start
to blow. The player who is, out of
the circle lrals to try to grab the
feather. Every time he does so the
other ,players try to blow it out of
hit, reach. If he succeeds in grab-
bing et another player takes his 1
place.
Stump Speeches
You do sot need to he on orator to
play this amuisling game. Several
subjeete for speeches are written on
slips of paper; the more absurd' the
subject the greater the fun, Fold the
papers and mix them up in a haat. '
Each meniTer of the company se-
lects one and, in turn speaks for
three minutes, about the snbjeot he
or she has, drawn. The rest of the
party should be encouraged to boo
or cheer whenever they. live.
Musical Flop
Small cisiidren .love tiles as a rule.
The children trot around in a ring
to music and' flop on the ground
soon es it stops, the lash onO down,
of coarse, is "out." If you aro afraid
of pretty froolte being soiled, the
children, could Skip around a child
placed in the centre until the latter
claps her hendb, when they would
stand still as quickly as possible.
She:'5t is elLsgraceful, Yesterday
you kissed me against my will and
today you try o repeat the offence."
Ile; "Well, a erInvinerl altvayts re-
turns to the scene of his own
crime,"
TO VISIT ALL CANADA
IS CR'OMWELL'S PLAN
Before his tenure of office is com-
piete, James IL R. Cromwell, United
iSbates minister to ,Canada, hopes to
visit the most remote corners of the
Dominion nd meet as many Can-
adians as he can. He made a good
start towards this goal during his
first official visit to Toronto.
GET YOUR PERMANENT
ON THE NEW
ZENITH HEATERLESS
THERMIQUE
End Curl $1,00 and -1.50
Including Shampoo
Permanent $1,75, $2.25, $3.00
and $5.00 including finger wave
.and shampoo
Dried Finger Wave 25c
Shampoo 25c
Telephone 65X for Appointment
IRENE PEASE
over- H, B. Allen's Drug Store
11 ,ht
fuiiy
:f
Have you tried our HOT
CROSS BUNS? They are
delightfully tasty, with
their fruit filling. just the
thing for Lenten menus.
Serve HOT CROSS BUNS
often during Lent.
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE
YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED
v CHAPMAN
Brussels, Ont.
W. WILLIS
Phone 32
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BRUSSELS. ONT.