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The Brussels Post, 1941-7-16, Page 2Weelneedey, July lath, 194. Have You Heard A Dim) or Das1 Cjuckly eoteeeeeetle, run .by anremoved in Clean Santay truck, Phone goUec,t to n e d. n s L m i ted Elvins Parker reciveCt arn ftvrxu Iter broher, tivho Phone 72, Brusses ai•\ of breytty and """� _ _ accomlpanying her husband on a - =-- Africa, The .^------'.-^•' _ big -game expedltioA in -Garbed telegram Tead:. "Bob killed Ilan Al Alexander, second• hunting, -Pied„ dbytof CounciMeing Grev Council .Moved by ex e . est, Auchan, that all en- 101vina, overcome with. grief proved accounts be paid. ,Carried wired' back; "Send hint hoaue, -17i by Gee. Meeionald, sewn i. Tina." The minutes of last meeting eve,e ed by Alex Alexander,, that we dot Three weeks later a large peek - new motion of j t meet again at next ingoase arrived from Africa, 10 - road and, aseeO d0 at •A,lezender, seconded by Geo, : ald. Mobed by Geo. :11cD•at thes Coen - e ll• by Stan, Meehan, ell grant 550.00 to the Craubrook Cemetery Board. -carried. sscon't• Moved by Geo, .rieDonald, ed by Alex Alexander, Meat the Colin. flin- ch P1'ovietionally adopted the gineer's report ea the Hanna Colds Drain and' that the Clerk have lie By --laws printed and served ,'n same. --Carried. Moved by Stanley elachan, to ended by Geo. McDonald, that e Clerk prepare a By -Law eettiug out The rate is to be charged by Council lore while engaged el Drainage work. Rates to be as follows: 300 per hour and 5c per mile necessarily travelled. -Carried. Moved by Alex Alexander, secoril ed, by Geo. McDonald. that Conn y Engineer, Roy Patterson be asked to eubmlt plans and specification for concrete culverts on 4th concessien and sideroad where the' Close Drain eroaeee the road. -Carried, Moved by Stanley Machan, second- for econd 1 Tegairs .................•..•... 115 ed' by Geo. McDonald, that we atm Tames Meehan, rep, bridge. for the work to be done on he 14th .abutment 03.Tv Con. Drain. Tenders will be receiv- Cin. Nat. Rip., freight 74 ed 'sp to 3.30 p•:m. Friday, July lith, ,County Huron, anowplowtng 13.00 -Clarrixd• p A. Harrison. tile and Moved by Geo. McDonald, second- delivering 13.75 ed by Alex Alexander. that we grant Dieu Savage,ditching 17.33 `2.3e 5.30 1.70 none ad met o I tide was a lion. Divine 'sent a tele - 1 tnaetiug, August n , the tali of the reeve, *Carried. gram; "Lion received, Must be a The following acepunts were i mistake. Send 'Bokt Dlvina." 1 Back from Attlee aame the reply Jaid.- "No anirtake. Bob in lhn. /i' Smith, James bioses, repair culvert,Eo -Fred. J s repair culvert .... .50 2,50 * * MacSmith. repair bridge .Ut •'••' W. J. Lucas, ditching 13,7.1 r It ie no wonder that nearly every- -Carl McDonald, ditching .. 13.75) one becomes more irritable in hot 13.33 weather, because for every degree Frankee. Heilhein. ditching increase in temperature, 1r0iae Mitchell, re . e lverthing ,11,,11 2.00 1 travels one foot faster each Second. Wm. Smith. rep. ettivett 1111 » 1.35 a, M :, Harold Grant, rep. culvert „ Thoe. McFarlane, overflow Wm. Grant, rep. bridge 1111.. Goldwen Thompeon, rep. Lit II A pilot officer was detailed to 4s telephone en urgent message to the 1,00 Air Minieitry. He was ;witched from one pee 1�5 son to the next until dually he :oat • bridge his temper with the seventh Person John Alrcck, brushing , 13.00 to whom he had been put through. Tom Pennington. operate"Do you know -who I am?" said the 93,65 man he blew up ••I ata All Marshal-" Despite the voice of 'W.under the officer replied: "And do you know - who I am?" "No," said the air marshal. 'Thank Heaven for that," said ; the pilot offleer, and hung up. in the ocean the big fish eat up the little sardines, Is that true?" ,Mother: 'Yea I believe it is." Boy: "How do racy open the tins?" The +.ravage African 'tribe or Ubangis have a habit of stretching the lips of their women armed circular wooden disks until finely 12.00 they become sox or seven inches in size, sticking right out of their faces 5 00 Ike two'plates. You've seen their pictures in travel magazines. The story goes, the rounds that two U•bang girls met one very hot, day in the jungle. One of thea stuck her face up close to the other and rapidly repeated. "Peter Piper picked a peck Pickled peppers. Now you fan for awhile:" 1 mantainer Hugh Smath, road suet, 59.49 Wim. 'Sural, posh and railing ........,. 1.60 D. N. McDonakl, plank ,•.• • • •. 29,35 Bert Bray, roadside Imp. , 12.10 Canadian Oil Co.. gas Oo ail , 93.31 Hems Feltz. catch basin $25.00 to the Dthel Public Library, Joe Nicholson, ditching ,,,,11,MiZeMERM11. f, , ?. 13. Feer, cereeet F. N. Mottonald. lumber HIGHEST (ASH PRICES PAD ®" �°st °ER EGGS kND POULTRY elaPieeseeeeee © AE PHONE 80 - BRUSSELS • Cho at, Laiiilaw. survey 14th Con. Dr, Leckie McKay. survey Blip:berm Fem. survey 14th con. Drain F. A. Firxrr'son, relief account.,..• ........................... Fthel Puhl'a Library, grant Cranbrrok Cemetery Board, Grant Fred COX relief aocrmnt ....,, County Huron Hospital account ......................•..,,. 43.90 Next meeting nn Aneuet 2nd, J. H. Fear, Clerk. 12.00 13.07 25.00 ,50.00 8.00 00 me * * * Airman: "Is that your new girl?" Sailor: "ICo. Just the •old one Painted over." :x 'r. * j "Why don't you advertise?" ask - cur co,'eSE FpF 71 ,6* 1aIFF ed the representative of a news - e paper of a man who owned a small r: i g I e 1f ( w7 r,•.i I•._ L, u+:A ;777:5 MODERNIZE YOUR STEEL -WHEEL TRACTOR with the new low-cost Goethgrialfilat TYPE -X SURE-GR1P- • Get our money -saving low price do changing over your present steel wheels to the new, low- priced Goodyear Type -X Sure - Grip. We can do the job quickly and the first low cost is only 0 start to great savings. Get more and easier work (rove your tractor with Goodyear,. THE COMPLETE LINE FOR FARMERS Aft,TRACTION FARM TRACTOR S Iresit tits for sats erection Lit loose softs, TRIPLE Rig ISO -TREAD FOR TRACTION POR TRACTOR FARM IMPLEMENTS SUkE•fiRRlr FRONT WHEELS protects your UJlitEM13ilT the new tide for lean Impxe- for tmpte,et to treater front mens invest- where power le *Heels, Secy., orient, rolls derived from roiling. eAsttq. wheels. 'DRIVE IN Fa* SERVICE TODAT t Anderson 86 EIIic tt Brussels, Ont. business in a provinclal town. "It doesn't leave a man any time," was the reply. "I adver- tised once last summer and the consequence was I was kept so busy I didn't have time to go fleeting the whole season." * * Butler. 'Your car is at the door, sir." Guest: "1 know. I hear et knack• ing." * An official with a very annoyin; manner was reeking an inspection "I want a dozen of your planes." he ordered: "they must be ready three nights from nosy." "Impossible " exclaimed the works manager. "I comanandi" roared Goering. "',Phe crew's will be here mit the tisne a'iated." The time came, and so did the crews. Gedman efficiency bad +triumphed; there were the planes, Without loss of time they set oat for their target: Dnglend. Over London the leading pilot pulled the bomb-releeise lever - and out dropped three of the fac- tory's night shOOt. The prio+oner -gas an trial for etea:ling ducks. His counsel address• ed the jury at great length, pointing out, ttreely, .that it had not been proved conclusively that the profs. cutter had lost any duets; eecondl7, Bust the ducks found in the prig -m- et -es cottage 'Werenot these oI the v'rosecutor; thirdly, that the Prison- er bad established en absolute allhl 1ud tis the judge began to sum tip, Ole prisoner interposed and ask• esu if he might say something. iia iadixlgenee, ::Thus rocas permit, "All T want to say," remarked the prisoner, "Ts that T wish I'd never Seer: the darted diolts.'' 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CO., LIMITED, LONDON, ONT. 140 111eWINNIPEG VANCOUVERItiiLTON TORONTO SU'I)l1UB.Y 111._1.. 1111 Just As Cool than the woman who cleans her your fedi. with foot powder atter • face halfeheartedly and dabs on 0 each batik., As You Loots little more powder now and then. CRISP AS LETTUCE LOOS Here Are A Few Suggestions I At least two baths a day are a ' On 'How To Appear Crisp 145 great help, of course -a warm ' 14 possible Imre at least 000E a Lettuce Leaf on the Hottest soapy balib. at night and a cog washable ddees-a. little froclt that Summer's Day • shower in the morning. Put on can be washed and ironed puick1Y One way to feel the hottest clean underwear as well . as clean and whidh `viii give you the caw summer weather a greats; deal lase stockings every morning. stet crisp -as -lettuce look. Send is to refuse to talk about it. Tho Have a shampoo every fifth day dark sheers anal prints -to' the clean., more you ecomPlain about the halt ietead of every seventh. er oaten, and keep' white dollars Sad and discuss the humidity, the mare _cuffs immaculately white. WaRh you'll mind both of them, t HOT WHATHILR HAIRDOS, white cotton gloves after each wear. In addition, it's a good Idea During the hottest weather, wear ing' Cont tolerate wilted veils or to remember that the cooler yon your hair off your neck. 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You'll look cooler eeee The German night r TO DRONE NO MORE aiders do not escape Wtacathed from their murder iilg'hee over Ilritain, A, rapidly in. ereasiiig ion of them fa being taken OVER •BRITAIN by British nitgtatdighterg and guile, Here ie the tali of a teacart bombe", blown to pieces 10 thtd4ir by a ddreet hit from sued,*