HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-3-5, Page 3WeaadaklarCh DDI, 1941
• When you take the lid off that
box of baby chicks, cant 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 will 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."
CHiCIC STARTER
sad by:
EAST HURON PRODUCE
Brussels
WM. Z/EGLER
Ethel
GEORGE
DIINZAR
The
'
Author Of "Rebecca"
Broadcast From London •
•
hecett," They LAW read the book,
Seen the 111111, and now Were able
to hear the voice of41i6 Well-known
author in iler first brOadeaat to
Canada.
Daphne du Manlier is the we of
the youngest brigadier in She
)3ritish Army and =Aber of three
smell ohildren, Seeking te pee the
gl0L� o4 her pen for National an*
,
viee, Mr. du Maurier has Mulled
from fiction to write true stories of
men and women in Britain who hare
stood firm uader fire, She has
ae'en romance M the lives of tbeda
loyal workers behind theh eadlices
111'131.MM—the Miners, the honsp•
wtves, the airtime Who have given
their sots to serve, the doctors, eel
^the tradesmen, syho In following the
common daily nand, have ttarnel
the dangers and difficulties of 'war-
time iota oPportunitiew to spread
spirit of victory on the Home Front,
From her experiences, with these
people she has written her latest
book "Come Wind, Conte Weather",
which in a few monthhas become
the war's beat seller in Britain, and
it is of these men and women that
she will speak to Canada ober the
Canadian Broadcasting Corpora
tion's network on Saturday.
, cr=ii fr:o
Two Cents a Day To Pay
Hospitalization' Costs
In New Ontario Plan
Inauguration of a, scheme wherebY wage earners throughout Ontario
may insure themselves against POS'
sible hospitalization expenses for
less than two cents a day was an-
nounced by D. 1. Decker, pre-.
dent of the Ontario Hospital As-
sociation.
•Announcing the plan at a moot.
ing of the association in Toronto,
Mr. Decker said enrohnent was oir.
en to the group of employed work
-
era in the province, N. IT, Satin.
ders, of Toronto, has been named
managing diredbor 'of the plan.
"Similar community services 10
the 'United States have about 0,000.
000 subscribers, enrolled in 69 ooni.
inanity and state-wide plans," ho
Stated, "while that operated 11‘
Manitoba is now entering on its
third auccessful 'yeer," said Mr
Decker.
The plan guarantees its subscrip
er-
s comidete hospitalization for 21
days In any 12 month period in re-
turn for a subscription of 50 cents a
month for individuals or one dol-
lar a month for families.
'Standard hospital accomodattan
will be provided and subscribers will
have free choice of hospitals and
doctors. The Plan , was, described
as a non-profit community organiza-
tion for self help." Benefits consist
entirely Of hospital service. No
cash indenuilty is paid and tho
hospital bill is paid directly by the
plan,
In addition to the routine services
of the hospital, the subscriber will
be entitled to: Use ,of operating
room as often as necessary, an-
aethesta material and 'equipment,
routine laboratory service, all or-
dinary drugs and medications,' dress-
ings. and plaster casts, one-half the
hospital charges for maternitY
cases, including delivery room ser-
vice and ordinary nursery care or
the baby.
The board of administration for
the plan, serving on a voluntary
basis, Includes: R. F. Armsti•ong
Kingston; J. C. -Keith, IVIndsor; F.
R. Holmes, St. Catharines, and 0, 3.
Decker, Dr. G. Harvey Agnew, J. II.
"T,he Britain Behind the Head-
lines" was described by Idiss
Daphne du Maurier, to brilliant
young •English novelist, in a radio
broadcast from London on. Satur-
day evening, March 1st, Thousands
of Canadians have been fascinated
by her prize --winning novel "Re-
,~11•1•Maleapalah'.
W. Bower, 1-)r. W, ,J, Dobblo uw
Fmanwo4, all or Toronto.
Reproseatative>s 02 the Ontario
Medical AsSeciation serving On tne
board are D. Harris lYfePhedratt
and Dr, W, M. MoCuiteheou, 01To-
ronto, and Dr. A, B. Whytock, of
Niagara pulls,
Raimligh's
Good 'Health Products
Orders gladly sent by mail
between regular trips.
e. Payne Dealer
Phone 58, Brussels
County Council
Met Wednesday
A speolal meeting of the Comity
•Couricil was called for Wednesday,
March htll, by Warden Jainea Leiner,
to consider plans and, estimates for
the revamping and refurniShiag 01
the large evert room or the Court
House,
This matter was tentatively dla
cussed at the January seision and
refeured to the property committee
with power to act. The • committee
was told to "do a • good ono
that would ilittlagly mark the.
• hundredth anniversary of the birth
of lite county, to be celebrated late
iu Jame of this year.
The connnIttee has since met on
four occasions and visited court'
houses" est Stratford, Walkerton and
London, and had planet and esti-
mates prepared by experts,
News Items From
The Ontario Weeklies
Young Horse
Hangs Itself
Mr, Harvey Dibeon, Second line
east, sustained the loss or a fine
driving colt, rising two years, a weak
ago Saturday night, The animal
"iwv"ith rIlliunmilleg17,but thIter :0,
selii: box
Xi 8285,510
tothe
tied, Ip 'acme manner the colt lie -
came entangled in its mother's tie -
rope, banging itself, and was dead
when found, Reo?rd
$59.01
Hockey fans attending the Sea -
forth -Waterloo game here Wedtles.
day night contaibuted $59,01, to the
British War Victims' Fund. The
collection was arranged by B. C•
Boswell, and during the second in-
termie,sion a blanket was carried
around the ice by Mr, Boswell, L G,
IVIullen, Dr, F. S. BeetelY, .1, IL
Stewart and J. F. Daly, into which
contributions were tossed.
—Huron, Expositor, Seaforth
These plans, however, are much
more elaborate and the cost greater Burned By Flaming
'than anything heretofore discussed, Celluloid Toy 7
so mach so that the Warden feelhsn s
the whole County should pass on 10: tjhtook fiereb:a/417:'.5 (1)r,) W. ,wAa! 1110(1
110.1
them before action is taken.
The tender of Grant Rath, 02
Clinton, for the redecoration of the
County Clerk's office has bean
accepted by the committee.
Get the Words Right!
When the National Anthem is
sung in this town, the words
used are almost invariably in-
correct Most people use the word
"our", in front of the word "King,
every time it is used. The correct
text gives "our' in the first and
second line ,only. In. the other
rererenees to his MaJesty the word
is "the,' The correot wording is
as relieve:
Cod save our gracious King,
Long live our noble King,
God save the King;
Send him victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Long to reIgii over us.
God save the King.
1 TO BE SURE •—•
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WATCH OUT BIRLS
Bilron of Winghant had a narrow
escape from being bsully 'burned.
tit was, the flames from the cellu-
loid toy gave her arm and hand
quite a scorching,.two fingers befog
burned quite deeply. The blaze
flashed up the dressing gown alto
was wearing and her hair was slag -
ed, The toy took fire from an elec.
Lex heater, ,with whicli it did not
come in contaot, being at least
fact distant from it
Keep en eye on the local ltornensf
these days, girls, 'Saturday was tne
first day of March, and Spring 18
Just around the corner. You know
the old saying: "In the Spring a
young maws fancy -1!
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Horse Lost ,
In Snow Drift
•
In last week's edition appeared. 0
story concerning Mail couriers and
their hardships. etc., but here is one.
Alfred Filsinger, working oat of
Milduray, went forth on his usual
daily mail route. On one of the sloe
roads of •Carrick Township he count
ered a drift. "It was almost 10 feet
LOOK OUT FOR
Your liver is the largest man in your boil
nnek PP right now
YOUR LIVER
and feel like n'usillianf
and most imports:a to your health. ltpours out
Court Action Postponed •
The action being lanai:heti by
Campbell Grant, Walkerton 'herr:S-
tar, on behalf of those injured is the
lintel motes' accident f1011til of Gerrit,
lest apainst the County of
liktron, will he brought to court At.
the Spring Assizes,
,
Born With A Tooth
Lbttle Dougies Wiltieno Schutici, in-
fant aon of Mr. and IVIrst
Schmid is going to 'have something,
to talk about whoa he reaches trot
a,ge, for the little • ship was born
with a tooth. 'While it's not un,
heard of, it's very uncommon.
- • .-1.eclanyer Sentinel
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ALL MAY GO ON
DAYLIGHT SAVING
'Present ijidiat1ons are that to,
consetwe power for war industries
daylight saving time will have to be
generally adopted throughout On-
tario and Quebec "and possibly for
all Canada," Munition Minle,ter
Howe said in u, statement. When
daylight saving time was extended
last fall, it embraced only those
municipalities In Ontario and
Quebec, wiriah had adopted it for the
summer months.'
Believe It Or Not
hile to digest load, gots rid of waste, supplies
Siew energy, alloWs proper nourishment to reach
your blood. When your liver gets out of order
food decomposes in your intestines, You ho -
come constipated, stomach and kidney, caret
work properly. You feel "rotten"—headachy,
backachy, dizzy, dragged put all the time..
For over 35 years thousands have Ilera prompt
relief from these inisedes--with Fruilketives,
SO can you now. Try Fruit-a-tives--youll be
simply delighted how quickly you'll feel likes
new peron, happy and well again, 25c, 50c.
FRIJIMIVES L41:11:14"9
Liver Tablets
was at 55, when he and nosle
Schwinuner took the peace ship to
Turope in order to stop the war of
19144918. The War went on just
the sante, Henry doesn't Seem to
know that lie is out of step with 00
Per cent, or his fellow citizens of the
United States, He may be 04
espert with tin can production, but,
as a statesman and a tactician, he
seems to be vielag with one Colonel.
'Charles .A, Lindbergh for the honour
of becoming AlUerka'S No, 1 Damn
Fool."
—{Pordavich Record
Fishing Through Ice
Is Good At Bayfield
Ensiling through the ioe has been
carried on suceessfully by Bayfleitt
Suckers are plentiful.
Waconta—The Hydes Lake Dairy and are being caught in quantities
and are bringing as high as 40 cents
purchased a •truelt In August, 1931,
October - 1937 the speedometer of each. It • is understod that the -
the truck reached the figure 99,999 fishermen ase nets in their opera -
and While making a business 05,11 at tons, cutting channels in the ice,
the George Kroening farm home . —Exeter Times-Advoeatessr,
three miles east of Victoria, turned
to 0. On Friday, January 24, this
year, the speedometer had again
reached 99,999 and again switabed
back to 0,, the change again taking
place while on a business call—at
the George Kroening lar!
--Listowel Rant er.
Putting Henry In His Place
In commenting o11 a, statement
alleged to have been made in a
recent interview, by Henry Ford, In
which the latter sa.i(1 he hoped the
United Stateol woult supply butli
deep," Stated Filsiuger, "I WM , Britain and the Axis powers with
driving a gray lierse and I was un munitions a war in order that both
able to find it as I got out ofthe sides might collapse and neither one
cuiter and walked through the deep or them. be able to claim a. victory.
now, I finally located Its head Editor Frank Irwin th e Durham
and after a long .etfort, was, able to Chronicle voices his opinion -of the
• Pair of
Cork Substitute
c:=Mi
Brazil is the source of what (11213rturn out to be an adequate substi-
tute for the cork America, now
imports from Portugal. In Brazil
has been found a bark that when
ground bas tile qualities or cork, It
is already M n
use for the productio
of insulating board. The United
States uses 120,000 'tone of cork
each year for insulating materials,.
gaskets, washers and wads for hig11
exolosive shell cases. Transportation.
is a large problem however, because
the product is bulky.•
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,
JUST LIKE THAT
D I motor ma ate an terras of sap 118.5 cviarnnies ,'
work it through the .snow. r v, ng gn
along rail fences and fields I was eloquence, with which few will 1113d
fauit. .A, sample paragraph or
route and return to the post office Frank's editorial is sufficient to
at Midmay alter travelling scone pass along here:
" • t 77 just as crazy as he
11
e carp
miles In five hours. Hemy s
shears so joined thet they cannot be
separated; often moving in op-
posite directions, yet always punish-
ing anyone who comes (between
them.
The
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1940 Ford Coach, Radio 84 Heater
1940 Ford Sedan, heater.
1939 Mercury Sedan, like new.
1939 Ford Coach
1939 Ford Sedan
1939 Ford Coupe
1939 Hudson Coach
1938 Ford Coach
1938 Hudson Coach
1938 Studebaker Sedan,
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1940 Ford 2 ton 158 -inch, Chassis & Cab
1940 Ford 2 ton, Chassis and Cab.
1339 G.M.C, 2 rA tom 158 -inch Stake
1939 Ford 2 tom stake platform
1938 Ford 2 ton, stake long wheel base
1938 Ford 2.% ton. long wheel base,
Dual Eton Axle, stake body
1937 international, 176 -inch wheel base
16 -foot rack.
1935 International 134 ton, dual wheels.
4 cylinder.
1932 Dodge' long wheel base,
dual wheels, like new.
1931 Ford, long wheel base, stake.
1929 Ford 11/a ton
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2, 1941 Cabinet Models
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1939 Ford Pick Up
1939 Ford Sedan Delivery
1937 Ford Pick Up
1931 Ford Pick Up
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