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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-6-18, Page 2By Any Mier "Wouldn't you like Just a ture, You're always so full of pfe, Poppy?" Teddy suggested, "Let's." often ;thought of hist slimmer, would 'Me temptation was; too much. She lo-ve to ',Ave these days over again," let him takeher out on the floor. Ot, "There will, be Other , days, next was good to be dancing again: summer,/ she sem out he couldn't danco like Jou. "Where will you he?" When once they had begun, there 01 don't Meow. I'm going to sea keened no reason why they should ty'llh Jan. It will be -wonderful!" not go on. nippy gave liereelf up "you used not to like the see. to the enjoymentof the passln4 yeuid never come out in a boat with hour, me," he reminded her. "That was 1191101ra," whispered "I know, But I feel differently Teddy. "Thank you, Poppy, you've given me the Nippiest evening I'm "Well, anyone cant have the sea. had for a long while." life 'for me," said Teddy, "I made 111/ "IVO 'ena°Yell If Ore she said; my mind, eonr:og over thls last trip, truthfully. "I haven't been ant like that I'd look out for a different sort this So long—not since Jan Weat of berth," away." "But then you're not a, sailor, 'I've had a inetty. rotten lime, with :raid 'Palmy. with a touch of superior - one thing and another, lately." be hy. ;Sete was; a sailor's wife, and told het'. "You cheer me U, Povpyvery proud' ter R. "What are you going to do?" th asked. "1 shell get into one of the big 4 hotels', oe perhaps a club, in London. A lady who went over with us last • Pine is go!ng to jolt 101 a word for • me when he comes back. I can look her up, she said. 'She's a rich • • woman, and her husband belongs 13 • t4 all the posh clubs.). "Aad you think mill like that better than the sea," • • "Rather! There's no place like 'HE BRUSSELS. PO “yluere sw4,ct ;talcs'," he Ohl 1 her. "Ivo the only bit or good luck I've I had, lately, meeting you." Iblhet you've got ether friendeP, she ritutnaod 1-wto them all, Yon -seem the only one Of the old erewd lett, and I haVentt been loi the humour for making fresh "Out you must," said Poppy, in quite a motherly way. 'Why don't you/ 11-11'a nice girl, Teddy. That's what you.' want," ."ftley take eonte finding," he re. turnedgieomily. "There aceta many like you, Peppy." • That ought to have Warned but it (lid not, She wog sorry for Icnowilng ythat it felt like to•he 1 -Te bud told her of an un - homy bine lire. worries with his relativee, and that had alwaye; made a •boud of sympathy between them. ;She oromIsed to meet him again before ;they parted and so drifted Into; ;something 1ke a. renewal or their former companionship. But she was Jan's wife now, and Teddy was just a friend. Themore sue SUN or him ;We lose she cared for litfli. She Contrasted his way.; continually with these or Jan, very much to his disadvantage So tat. S any drsloylty to her hus-, band was concerned, she was 10 00 danger. • But any k'nd of estrangement with a former friend was painful to her adeetionote nature, and; she liked to Ibelieve Teddy hod always been sin- cere, and she Wo hasty, and that 11 was well between them, t never oecurred to her when she ;had Ist tem' take her to a cduemo or a tea dance, that she was doing just what she had blamed the other girl for. She was lonely, and so was he, and they were some cornea -tit to one an- other. That was bow he saw it, • NOW Is THE TIME TO HAVE • • YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED • N CHAPMAN Brussels, Ont. • London. You can always get a goei tirae, there." "I hope you'll get on all right,' said Poppy. "Thank you, clear, Itis about tiro I had some luck. Everything's got wrong with me, lately." k 'I'm SO sorry, 'Teddy." • She met linn one bitterly cold day when ;there was sleet in the air,, and after the tea 'dance he came to the e bus with her, and, got in alter her. "I'm going to see you home," be said. Running Water is an Everyday Necessity in Kitchen, Laundry, Bathroom and Barns A Pressure Water System will furnish an ample supply of water under pressure to all parts of your home and farm. Without running water. sanitary conveniences and modern facilities, so essential to health and happi- uess, are not available to your family. The cost of EMCO Bathroom. Kitchen and Laundry fixtures and fittings is very reasonable and can be spread over a period of time under our Easy Payment Plan. EMCO products aro modernly finis' hed, of high quality, and will give years of satisfactory service. A THREE-PIECE EMCO BATHROOM—Tub on Legs, Toilet and Wall Lavatory with all Trimmings can be purchased for as little $ $84.50 mon and Iron pipe and Maga Writ) THE DURO SPEC/AL PUMP, shown abOve, has a capaOlty of 250 gal& per hour. With 25 gal. Galvanised Tank and 25 or 00 cycle )1otor, it abate only „fi $86.00 For Sale By • WILTON & GILLESPIE EMPOIE MSS MPG. COo, 1.04ITED, LONDON, ONT. 1411 1111111110019 zoom 111111201IT 11113111109X(11 IFABOOVVILII Men ef 3 40 50 PEP, VOL 'VIGOR, Subnormal? want norincd pop, vigor, v‘italitY? Oetrex twonlo Tablets. contalne tonics, atImulants, oyster elements -- We to normal pee alter 60, 40 or 60, •Get a special Introduatury alga for only 80t, 5(17 11(15 01(1 10 normal pep and 5Ir11 today, For sale at alt god drug stores. "You n.,:111.,1, rut all right, once Pot in the bus," "It's dreary for you, going alone, and I hove nothlug to do." She Wea' 1101 Sorry to- have Obln(L1111Y. 11 was dreaty, alio she had a fere minutes' walk front where the 'bus set her clown, It Was kind of to come ilk the way with ber, "Will you be by Yourself wheil yoo get home." the asked, as they rode along. the dark roads. • but Troadles will be with me. And there are • people next door. I've founcl 51 ; wanton. to come in and help me in the worm' lugs, but 1 canit get a girl to come lo. They thinit it's too Quiet." • "What about you?" commented TeddY. WEDNESDAY, jr141.1 iStah 1941 He AT AT est -*t '''estaurant e Aw Fr lUl Holm ...15125==441221M=maineal48012=4.10i1Skatiag==.1Nri41/0.*Polpftpaaniumilemimmino "It's different when Ws; your own home, and it =on be long befere. Jan's home. Pan feeling a bit worried, 'ready, I haven't heard lately.? "But you/d know 11 any harm bad came to his boot." "Yes, of course I should, But a, always gets a letter off to me wh en ddY ever there's. a cihance." "You Mastll't '(50117," said Te, He slipped, his; aroi through hers, prerg 11 40 his side. "Its sit on. wag at hoine, thintin•g," he went "You most get out ell you can." "It's helped Ine, :coming apt with you," she said, frankly, glad, dear.' ;He seemed very kind, just then, and be talked in; the same' strain as he walked •to the cottage with her. There was. no light in the windows, no gleam of firelight. It looked racy desolate, The sleet was falling as she open- ed; the door, "Come in Teddy,she said. "The _bus hack won't pass for half an hour," He followed hat into the house and struck a match. , "Where's the gas?" "Just here." . The sitting -room was lit up. It ' would have todk;ed easy and cheerful, had; there been a tire on the hearth, but there. were were only cinders.. "Sit down,' ,said Poppy, hospitably, "I'll get you, a drink, Here is some whisky Jon lett," sprays last year harvested good crape yielding ;Prom 150 to 1110 Mishels per acre," said Mr. Cassia. "The ;timely use -at arsonatesi and Bertleaux will . 'protect the &n].5 ; trent ins'ecit pests and late bligkL by continuous wet weather." ) The time to; commence .spraying -for fiesubeetles is when the planits are trout four to six (pollee high, says Mr. CaSSMS, e and 130111061101, should be Pplied regularly to repel attacks from potato bugs, •leaf hoppers and tette blight. rsena is requirecl only for protection. from 11) s )istelabiet,et,les. and potato bliss. B'- 11941101 mixture solicits leaf Hopper and tyes protedtlon front late Every farmer gtowing potatoes 1,1 1 'commercial Quantities will be inter- ested• In obtaining Bulletirt No. 3lO 1 of the ;Ontario Del:or:tine-nit of Agri-' culture, "Successful Potato Produe.. -don of Ontario." Th may be obtain.; ed from -the Agricultural Represents. 1 tive In your county, 1 GET YOUR PERMANENT ON THE NEW zaNIHTEivim HRliEAvT:RLES T End CUM $1.25 and 51/75 and $2.25 InoludIng Shampoo and $5,00 including finger wave Permanent 9240, 52,50, $3.25 and shampoo Telephone 55x for an Appointment IRENE PEASE .ESIZESICAPOIMES=612211•=t4=14042920216n. 1 Rawleig,h's Good Health Products Orders gladly sent by snail between regular trips. e. Payne Dealer , Phone 58, Brusseis 431411====103111.201V 41143 0 411., be .1 tusiness ar s +.0 • 414 , . geinhannt....Ei.:Mrlig=V'-'10" r.23VEMITrarrife.r. is ``. ALLAN A. LAMONT 2' ''Agent tor—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance. y 4,.,... 4 Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy •.+ 4 e • ' for farmers. se .e1 sts 'Phone 657 Queen St. Brussels t• W • S. Dorzaldson — Licensed Auctionee for the Counties of Huron and Perth X .1, phone 35,r-13 — — Atwood, Ont. I, All Sales Promptly Attended to •• ••• —CHARGES MODERATE— S. For Engagements phone 31 'The Brussels Post' and they y will be looked after immediately, "The fire's out," rata:fated Teddy, 1•440 "Yes. P11 light R." • 1•••• "Let me help." TO BE 'OONTINIJED. Keep Potato Foliage Covered With Spray ranure to spray potatoes cousis, tently through the; growing 5ea010i1 Met year cost Ontario farmers ap- st. nrox'mately 91.200. states 3. T. ato Casein, in charge of Potato fork for 44 the Ontario Depentment of Agri- culture, Toronto, Mr. Ciento r PCMIta Oat nut average production st. for the. $147„000 acres of potatoes " +4+ •••• +. ten. years. +4+ "Many growers who kept potato 4+4 foliage -covered with the proper .44, THE PURE. BRED e CLYDESDALE STALLIONS 4t. ROYAL. CARBROOK (27101) FLOWERPRINT SUPREME (28352) •..• DONALD MONCLLR (28559) 14 3 CLYDESDALE STALLIONS ; will stand for the season as follows: 4frt ROUTE FOR 1941 grown in Ontario but year was but 77 bushels AS compared with the av- erage of 98 bushels; over the past +4,• • MONDAY and ..TUESDAY—Ln ,.the vicinity of Walton and Brussels. WEDNESDAY — Through Klnburn and west to the highway, south through cfinto.n, home by way of y TockersmIth. 014 ^: ..,10.//P.401( 01bUdav54leArroAult4.141r cAn,04ni1'aAnesi +4: WILLIAM SPENCE Estate Agent Conveyancer 44.4. and Commissioner .4) GENERAL INURANCE OFFICE I: MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. : ,o4o + tiatEMEMEME7Brass-ordgass ,Lszz-3,-.„,..t.-.,g 4t4 CHAS. T. Dm/a:J.50N A, iNsuPArkicE AGE NT FOR 2 +4+ CANADIAN GENERAL EMPLOYERS GENERAL INS. +°+ DOMINION OP CANADA PERTH MUTUAL. t ZURICH GENERAL CONSOLIDATED 42 STATE FARM MUTUAL Brussels, Ont. .e. SPECIALiST IN FARM AND 'HOUSEHOLD SALES. (Licensed In Huron and Perth Count(es) +.4+ rweces otAsoNABLE; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED For tnformatlon, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson, 12 on 658, beaforth; R.R. 1, Primo:Meta. 4$4! Make arrangements at The Brussels Post or Elmer 0. (Sell, et* Barrister office. mannonsap 'PHONE OFFICE 92X RESIDENCE 87.s-2 Harold Jackson 00•40.1.1•111111.0.4110 THURSDAY—Through Seaforth to 4; St. Columban and Beachwood, home t 4'4 through way of Winthrop. FRIDAY and SATURDAY—Gotio- •4 rich Township -and Colborne. Enrolment No. 3500 Form 1 First Class Enrolment Certificate of the Clydesdale Stallion ROYAL CARBROOK The Ontario Stanton Enrolment Board W, 0. R Bowler, Chairman L. E. O'Neill, Secretary Grade ".A." Premium No, 171 Expires Dec. 21st, 1241 DONALD MONCUR The Ontar(o Stallion Enrollment Board W, J. R. Fowler,' Chairman E. O'Neill, Secretary g Oracle "B" PretniUM 140.1.72. Expires Dec, 31st, 1941 FLOWERPRINT SUPREME The 'Ontario Stallion Enrolment tIoard W. I, 11. 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