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FOST PUBUSHXNC� MOUSE
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New Picking
Machine Installed PEOPLE * * * * W F * KNOW
The Plast Ilnron Produer Ng
dune has installed , a new Pinking iticinf Marguerite uoa rso has ac.
machine to speed 'alt :k
chicken picking, .Miter the ffir;a Ili Venda dun
have been stabbed• they are M s
dripped tato trot 'water' and then the
operator holds the birds to a nst
n} e
the suction cup's atbarctred
machine wilrioli picks' them clean ie
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0
an incredibly short time With y
gal feathers remaining, to be
finished Ot r hand, The Picking Is
accetnrpldshed by innumerable re-
volving lubber cups that do the
job without tearing the sista of the
birds,
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the process a Cepted a position
giEn
HOMEMADE OCTOBER, 4 h
KING SAI -5
SATURDAY,
at 2,30 oclock
IN THE •
UNITED CHURCH BASEMENT
Anniversary Services
Knox Presbyterian church, Ethel
will be held on
Sunday, October 5th
MorningService viat 7.30 p.m.
Evening
with the Rev. Hugh Jack, t speaker.
of-Seaforth, as
Soloists will .be Mrs. Glen
Eckmier and Lorne Eckmier
LECTURE
ON COMMUNITY 'HEALTH
will be given by
Honourable George HoadteY
,,,,.Division on Public Health—......
-- and. Medical Service ••
under auspices of
Morris & Grey Units of
• the Federation of Agriculture
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BRUSSOWN ELS
at 8ALL
P.M.
FRIDAY,
Entertainment prided
Everybody Welcome. No Admission
L
Wednesday,
&day, October 1st, 1941
,µ
• Quota. Bas For
t lne Is Changed
BRUSSELS, ONTARX
tlw * t rn ,r ilvasis Toa gas+olfnre suppllfls dctsi,
n x r I 1U1tUN:l'�7 eel, �t—A near c�
.,,.��•• MRS, I inequalities aid r�
lvlrs, Amos salmi, a resident cf te. level tor Service stations. Isola
CARD OF THANKS
��� $
& AMOS SMITH 10 level out lacunal t as a
e areas where general 'MIS/11%a
Tir, and Mrs. in Wood viten, to years a' erereaseh b enrol
talSa
Yearn.. and for tiro past three
express their sincere aPpre�cSatiolr resident of 13111, noosed suddenly '. 1 .
CARD OF THANKS the 2ud can Grey Twp for Kitty
I would like to take this opPlr-
lend 1Vlu,rgeer• tuna)* to thank the people •lf
i,
ite spent a tog days last week in Brussels and community for 'te
Itaanilt0ti, Bearnsville and Niagara i gifts 'Which 11'eeatveu tiu^ough 3•11°
Falls, • • Red Cross Society. They are' use•
a
ful and much appreciated.
s
,
a Cardiff,
t l k Card
i an
• el rl Pr
Mott,
Gu i,
111
Mass' Clara D ,
been, the guest of her sister Mrs v
H. B. Allen, this week, '
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Nathan Chapman), Mr. and Mrs* litre funeral took plane oa Wed'
.R. W. Kennedy and stone were Sun.'
Head Y,
Buried At Brussels
a ' on the arrival tit the noon
day visitors at Baden. train from Toronto, of Roy Ainto•v,
M3esea Velma 1)ueean, Isobel youugeet son of the late Mr, and
Mos. W UI*m ASn1:ey, fernier ,rest.
Lowe and Mao Fischer aiave gone dents of Brassels, He Passed away
to Idespeler Where they have taken on Monday following a heart at -
positions, tack. He, leaves to mourn his load,
* " e one brother, William, Niagara
Mrs, Win. H. Hudson of Detroit, fails.
33130h., ban returned home sifter visit./
Yrientis in, and Pallbearers were +Cleve Baeker,
ing relatives and R S Warwick, R J. MeL u ,
around Brussels. '
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We are sorry to report that Mrs,
W. IL Kerr has been confined to bed
With an attack of asthma. -
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Mrs. Baker, who has been wit;]'
her uncle Mr. D. McDonald for e
Past 14 mouths has returned . to
her home,
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avirs. M. Potts, Guelph visited with
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cunningham for
the week end.
•.' * 4 Rev. C. C. L, and Mrs. Lewis and
Rev. F. Watts were London, yisitora
on Friday of last week.
• The many ikiends of .Mr. and Mrs
A. Wood will be pleased to know
that their son Kenneth, who has
been m a London hospital tor
several. weeks is improving splele
didly -
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Anniversary Services
Ethel United Church 1941
Sunday, Oztober 12th,
.f".uest Speaker, .
„r: *n'Rev.,C. A. McLean To onto.
Morning• ervice 11 am.
Evening''•tservice 1.30 p.in.
Special Mue•c will be rendered
by tiie Choir. 1941
Monday, ev'g, Qct. 13th,
Thanksgiviing Night
A
Hot Fowl Supper will be served
from bto n I eresting
Followed
PROGRAMME
By Listowel, Brussels and
Ethel Talent
Consisting of etre
Orchestral and Quart
Selections and Other
Musical Numbers
Readings and a Humorous
Playette, Community'
Singing.
Admission, Adults 50c
Children 25c
United Church
11 a.m.—"The :iia'I of God."
Sacrament of thg Lord's Sup3e9
EYerY ,member urged to be
present on this day of
World Wide Communion
3 --Church School and
Bible Class
7 p.m.—"LlvIng the ;Highest
Life"
YOU ARE INVITED. -
St John s Church
17th Sunday after Trinity
11 a.m,--Morning Prayer.
7 p•m --Evensong.
St. John's Church - Welcome*
A11 who are lonely, and want
• ,companionship,
All Who are tired and heavy
laden, and, wish rest and
encouragement
,All who mourn and need con•
toe,
All who pray.
Melville Church
+•., 10 a.m.--Sunday School
and Bible Close
11 a.m.--Sacrament of 'the
Lord's Supper
7 P•m+ "Clod Before. nd
Bd
Friday at E p.m. --
Preparatory ( es,toe.
COME ANIS WEUCOME
a chlin
Geo. Manning, Bert Manning an1 at St. Joh'n's 'Church last Sunday
Harry Querinr. morning. The Rector's subject
Service at the cemetery was can- was "Anglicans, Awaken. " Even -
ducted by Rev. S. Kerr, Melville song was said at 7 p.m.
Presbyterian church. Interment,'
yeas made in the family Plot in
Brussels cemetery..
for the many inquiries and exprea Qr R. Gattto�ile, 0131 canto ic,t,.
In Norwich ou Thurs+day evening, � Cerroda.
edeas of kindness shown upon :he Sept:, 20, in Tier 7510.1 year, She had During Qctober deakirs: wsZst �
occasion of Kenneth's illness, been yiniling Over brothers in Wo id- i
-vsteak and Norwich for the peat • ceive 30 per cont ot their • Did I
ar
Home -tirade Baiting Sale
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three w
at
0
to ate things to
e g
o h
o. g
For d
g , er
eupp
I•I'ome-Made Baking ,�a,e when retiring testi .ill and passe 1040, 7.'he ail controller .�ait't
C the l3 3 30 nt oY the Vru*y, a, y about 30.30 the seine evening
Octobercureh at 2 30 o'clock on Saturday, Mrs Smidtth `vhose maiden name ryas Mal
restrtetioe s for next month, in moat
41301. Elizabeth Ann Searls we+s born I, cases, would be mare severe '•i
those prevailing this month WT,3e9 '
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23rd.
Noiwicii, Oxford County, on Marchze,r
Huge Pumpkin dealers wore allowed ?5 per• cent
23rd. 1867, She was united jn total supplies used In July. .
Kaye you seen the 45 -pound pump•marriage.3m 1888 •to Amos Smith who
os
kin that has been on dispiitY at the An illustration appended In t
predeceased her fifteen months ago• new cyder, being Issued to oil >p
service station of Joe 7{0117" It wad Gonda] in diiQ0*1O?on she made
brought in by George Il; 1 many friends and was highly esteem -
readers
today, cites the Case eZ
cese
Morris show hip, 'Oen any of aur dealer who received delivery
rd,
readers show a larger one? Surviving
V
s oe a 1940, supply with special pragdwlina
colts. She ate . a hearty 1040 euppl im which She Jp1o' e43,m
followed by 'a social time and
to be held d business dayered frons that a£ J103W
1
are one daughter and 9,000 gallons in October, 1940 16360
one son, Mrs. Ed. A. MoMdllan cf , gallons in July, 1940, and 1:1602
At the Ch?nrches July, 1941. In this case ,the sear
Holy Communion was celebrated
Blyth; Francis W, Smith, 2nd con,
Grey Twp. Ons grandchild Mac.
wood C. Snaith. Also three brothers
survive. ligbert Searls of Wood-
static; Jacob and Franat Searls of
Norwich,
Funeral services were held Sunder
from L. 0. Arno & Son's funeral
residence in Norwich. IntermentI
or 8,280 gallons, Through the anon -
WAS made in the Searle fatuity
vault in, Norwich cemetery. k parfson of July, 1940 and 1947„
V .1
effort is being made to adjust nm
Valuable Prizes plies in a district where gets.
For
oowmennwmen throughout the Province
ti
ganged. business conditions may 3
sesse
are looking forward again with keen Relieve Acute shortages:
antSoLPatIon to the 3a7 . of their One of the main results- exprevin
branch match to compete for some
of the valuable pries• that are_being Dan the new buota basis is tae
•
offered, A cash prize of $10.00 have particularly acute s7re+rrisngss
in largeritiSo overcome
m sox,.-
cities andv
offered to each of the ,eighty branch.dition through which service ea -
es
-es of the. Salado Tea Company for
the best land in jointer plow sod tions in summer resort az•eas�
classes is of particular interest, to,' Plentifully supplied although
the winners of this "Special" earn seasonal trade has dropped sd
the ptivelege of competing for 'Cattrelle explained at a press eet*
Terence this morning -
valuable traps in a Special Oliamp- Dominion -wide consumptlexx extf• -
ionsh:p Class at the next Inter -
gasoline in October is aot7asa ry '
of two young plowmen from Hornly, slightly* in excess of September
Ontario, in 1940 has become the cording to F. G. Cottle, executing .
topic of conversation among
111°w -
low assistant to the oil controller, • -,
men ath.over,Qntatio. As a reward prepared the nen* Yormula:-
Mr. C:ottrelte declined to conune*.1•
on the 'possibility at rationing,
"We will see how this 44,2_1_
Windstorm - - -
Sweeps District
Fruit growers of the - district prob-
ably suffered the greatest loss from
the stashing 60 and 70 m1le ;gale..
which whirled across southern On.
Mario on Thursday of 'last 'geek.
R. J. McLaucl11in of 3110 East Huron
Cold- Storage reported that their
orchard suffered at least a 50 ger
cent Toss it not more. -
Telephone and Hydro Electric
,services were dder0Pted and manY
homes were in darkness for a num-
ber of hours.
There has been little prope,•tT 1 Sunday, Ootober 5311, Ezdies Pres -
damage reported locally but some byterian Church will obseh,e the
miles south of this district barns seventrftfth anniversary of - its
were unroofed and houses dant'ged founding. The service, which will
and many trees blown down. •be held in the ifternoon at 2 o' -
While the loss of the apple crop clock, will take the sante form as
in Huron was extensive, at, ,the the Covenanters' Service in 1560, P
same time, it was felt that the'law D
was a.great deal harder in Perth V
and Oxford counties. Son of Early Pioneer
The late Mr. Roy Ainley who was
Watt Disney's buried in the Brussels cemetery on
Father Dead Wednesday of last week vas a
Mr. P• J. Cantelon on Monday re -
Prisoner
-
Prisoner of War—
.Rev. S. Kerr receiyed word that
his 'brother who was repented mis-
sing is a prisoner of war.
A
Annual Bible Society
Held In St. John's Church
The annual meeting of the Brus•
sets Branch of the British and
Foreign Bible Society took place
last Dhursday evening in the base-
ment of 5t. John's Murcia.
Mr. G. Schnook was in the chair.
The Bev. J. E. Taylor of Crairbroo;i
opened the meeting with prayer and
Rev F. Watts read the Scripture
Lesson.
Miss Carrie Iiimgston, presentee
the treasurer's report which showed
that the sum of 51 7 had been for-
warded to headquarters from the
Brussels Branch.
The Rev. F. Watts presided daring
the 'election of 'ofiners tor:1941-42.
Mr. John Sc31no0k was re-elected
&resident, and Miss Hingston, Sec-
retary -Treasurer: Rev. Sam Kerr,
Rey. C. Lewis, Rev. J. 'Taylor 0110
Rey. F. Watts were elected vice.
presidents. the PIs•
The Rey. Mr. 1VLcOreary,
Wet Secretary was present, and
{
addressed the meeting on the work
at the Society in the world to•dat.
He Warmly congratulated the local
society for their splendid work. dla
Moving pictures dlpdeting - the
tribution of the Bible in Algeria
concluded the evening. Rev. S.
Xerr closed the meeting•
REGENT THEATRE
Seafortb Ont.
•
NOTICE— —
Advertisments and other copy for
the paper must be in this office by
Tuesday at noon or it will not *33 -
pear is the paper until the following
week. Tuesday noon is the dead-
line for all ,Copy.
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Last Wednesday
In accordance witharrangements
made by the b"ei,tess, men thiswill
Ibe the last Wednesday evening the
stores will be open this season.
The Thursday ,halt holidays will
camtinue,
Eadies Church To Observe
Seventy -Fifth Anniversary
1941, gallonage is 115 percent et I
July, 1940, gallonage.
Applying 115 per cent tet Oka
October, 1940, gallonage of P.
gives he "estimated gallonage' 'f
10,350 for October, 1941. The 'aCii : c-
able" galiomage which may be an -
livered to this dealer during OC n-
ber is 80 per cent of the "estim'
M d e rgrandson el the first settle,a en the
fivetl Eord of the death of his old GreY side of main street of Brussele
Yiend Elias Disney, Sather of Walt then known as Ainleyville, all of
Disney; the famous creator or .which part of the village his YamilY
0Mtickey Mouse' 'and other screen owned. The Halliday family own -
characters: Mr, Disney died at ed all the land on the Morris side.
iNonth Hollywood, rCalifarlyda, :,n V
.Saturday ,in his eighty-third year, Convention To Be 'Held
as 'stated in an air -mail letter from
Mr, Cantelonis . daughter, Mrs. Mite Annual Convention of the,
Whittington, of Burbank, Cali.. North Section of Huron Presbyter
forma. He was born in this count?. lel of the Women's Missionary
near Bluevale, and as a Iboy attended Society o1 the United Church will
Centrbl sohool in Goderloh, where be held' in Union 'Church (Ethel
lois father worked for the late Peter Circuit) on Thursday, Oct. 9th.
MwdRwen in sinking a salt well There wni1 be morning and attar -
Bliss was a first. cousin of Mr. Can- noon sessions. AL the latter the
telon and a boyhood companion. Two guest .speaker will be Rev. Brook 0t
Tears ago last winter Mr. Cantelon Hensall, Oiafrman of the Presby -
spent 'three mimi ya at Iiolly+w0oh tery.
as a guest in the Disney home and V ---e
was royally entertained by Elias' St. John's Guild Fowl Supper
sons, Waiter and Roy, Walter is To Be Held Oct. 21st
at present In South America. Goderich Signal Star At a recent meeting of St,John's
*
Guild, October 21st was a.slecteo a9
V the date of the annual Fowl Supper•
Mrs+. A. Coleman presided in the
NiE1NLYWEDS HONORED absence of the president Mrs, G.
Davis. A large number et members
The ileac of Mr, and Mrs. J. were present, and plans were made
Wilton bright with autumn Bowers for the supervision of tablas and the
was the steno of a deligatin-
kitchens Final arrangements '*311
ev
formal party last Friday evening be Made at the October meeting.
when, the staff of to Public and.--V-----.
Penny ,Sin Larry Sims Continuation 'Schools met to honour PRIZE WINNERS OF
Penny Singleton one of their memrtrers. Maurice BOWLING TOURNAMENT -
IN r Laycockand hes bride• The early The mixed doubles tournamsent
$tondie In Society t pant of tone evening 'was spent in
The Bunlsteads in. the best !hew ye • cards at the conclusion of which of 1110 Brussels Bowling Club hal
and Martini MUTELY read an, address and successfully concluded. It was the
Charles Starrett
Mrs. Wilton on behalf of the stag source of a great deet theof healthY
summer
Outpost y The Mounties
entertainment during
-song+ of presented, the newlyweds with a
Thrills of t`e saddle. silver 'water pitcher in the grape aeasom Some of the newer mem-
the saddle, 1 desdgn, r. Laycock, in Bitting bete of the club were among the
iM
`$ I manner, egpreased gratitude to the winners as follows':-,
Next Douglas
FRI.,-SAT.Moe. 'Davidson fAerifyn p?ouglas Roslland missal, ' stair �btc� ° Socio and
dndod good wish,
let--Geo, avin :�•
This 'Ching Called Love k also expressed appreciation 2nd—Walter Kerr
The greatest rotoantic eomedYt ot kindly manner 'in whit silo 30Ilizabeth !Seeker
^x as i Ord --Harry dhaimplon
• MON., 1fUErs., WED. had 'begs received since eomnl6 Jessie Utile
. a �atranges',ta our anklet.
I'. A tasty hatch was nerved by. the: 4111—Mhos, McDonald
Iildit
0J
NOW PLAYING—
for their prowess they were given
a trip wthich took them to points of
agricultural interest in the' United fiast" he commented.
States and Canada, from Toronto i o J .If rationing were intrec'E.cine3l
Vancouver. 1 maUY retailers. who now were- *34
They saw cowthoYs, sheep-het
and miners in the 'cooper" town r I Pressing themselves is favor cox'
Bente, Montana. This was a live.' rvould he out of business
almost Wild city 011et1 with the un- . trelle said. He also refused ttr .afhe
expected, In Io'w* they sat in an 0. 1 cuss the poss4b13137 of chan:g f
conference with farmers andanswer.
; gas°11ue 33rices-
ed questions about Canada and her
The general response of Itsen
methods of fanning. Every minute drivers to the government's sg sa3
of their trip was an education and to save gasoline had been gains ?est
they learned many new methods of "a great many Pleasure boat �-
farming which they are using to con- tors did not pay much attenttiou d
siderable advantage on their own I have not forgotten it,' tlxe tams.
farms. Gordon McGavin, Vice••Pres• I troller added.
dent of the Plowmen's ASsoolattelr, i Hayen't Got Gasoline
ac0ommnnied them as guide and i "The fact is we haven t girt bra
manager. i geesalise and gyam't give it to: 'f33Y7
It restriction do not forbid, a shit. 'people. Bveryone wants to lane -is
alar opportunity will be given to the war as long as his ox isn't gesso "
winners o fhte first St second awards Beery possible oil propestF Ore no
of "SA'LAIDA?' eyent at the "Inter- Dominion was being cli'e'.Oleft i'by
national' held this year near Peter- geologists with e view tr Ina e'*402n
borough, They will also receive gold Production and new methods -ez'
and silver medals for tirst and , being developed the oosiam er
second prizes respectively, Twelve said,
other, cash prizes, ranging' from I ' 'Owing to the tanker sitaatascin
525.00 to 55:00 are offered for the , the P*,cl8o coast •and the iasagas
same event. •�� �t',a� 1 mot baling able to get 0130e $t e 1
i lHtG�l36 fuel locomotives on. the nam
V�-~ I sections of the railway welt nit
HURON LEADS IN
HOG PRODUCTION 1 velaped large operations at IMF
OLIINTON, Sept. 30,—,For the tour' million and Waiinwright it • dt
Months Period, "Mat 5th to August for the purpose of prod est
31. 19411," the hog subsidy staid to 1 which will'bl} burned gas a feet at
swine breeders of Ontario 001' railway locomotives.'
classres A and Al quality by the 4 ',That 0114 contained sand =Et and
oimtario . goverment totals 5243,326. -water antO betore we 'Could 1
;50 and the total number of h755 we had to find a process of
aver
marketed on which the subsidy waas ing it. It was no tinily sr• este 11'
paid was 382,386. ing it. It was not' only a doses 4
Ituron • County - was highest in •. method *0" treating it, *nit or *Dr
Ontario in num1er ot hogs. Out hast been, dobe"
of 26,046 graded 8,943 were in the ' V^^•`-
two top grades and the amount, at
subsidy 'paid to laurels swine breed-
ers in subsidies totalled $17,124.60,
Perth County is a close second , Sunday School will be. lie3331 agesr
with $16,9631600 Grey third with and 3reachnng service a3• 3'n 0
MA,573.00 and Siancoe 4th with 513,' 1 United Ohuroli' on ac•�1ottni Nit Jr
818.50 in subsidies in the four r vorsary services tit be heyt 9n '33
et 'Preabyterlan (Thatch?
'Months period. The county •
I alibunfloli marketed 1 hog bad VOOlture at the limn Sr`
the farmer drew 51100. I King over the peek' enc, seam ^f
.---43.—„,......t t and - Mils, Attcheeon elf Els
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Mr, and, Mrs, IL W, Kennedy sad llapida, Mieh:l. Mr ant.? ;Meer, a.'
sone are spending several doge 11114011 of Wiughatur Chas.. '.
' Mos parents, Mt, wail Winn40er and Marneat. • /Castles
$ , t :r'9�,
Britain Ace Comedian*
George Formby
Its In The Mr
•' hostess atter which a sing song
They are O'olly flood );'ellows," phlohl 8 n8-r�10 weeks o Johnston Mrs. A„11., akennedy o1 Poterltot4tuBb': Mib1G
SALE --
.)0M1140
. brougla a tilt,' rousting to a Olotle.. poo Mao
'line I.ssdy Eve
EEL
e 4 FOR SALE—
M with th
w0$ eni'oyed, concluding with, "For