The Brussels Post, 1942-1-21, Page 51
farmers Special Attention
vers far Sale. You can buy them at your own price.
C ; r.13 Mare, 4 white feet, white face, 7 yrs.
16,Z)0 lbs., 7 yrs.
Bay Mare Rising 3 yrs., 1300 lbs.
1 k31ack,General Purpose Horse rising 2 yrs. Cheap.
2 Jersey Cows for sale. 1 fresh Jan. 1st. 1 fresh Dec, 15th.
8 New Ford Tractors in Stock
Buy Now At The laid Prices
We Take Stock f s Pay : ant.
se
Car Specials -:: r D1
1939 Dodge Coupe
1939 Mercury Sedan
1940 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1939 Ford Deluxe Coach
1939 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1940 Standard Coach
1936 Chevrolet Sedan •
1932 Chrysler Coupe, New Tires All Around
1932 4 cylinder Ford Coach
1931 Ford Sedan
3 Model A Coaches
1934 Ford Sedan
cwt _1
2 Pick-up Trucks
2 Pannel'Trucks
8 Heavy 'Duty Long Wheelbase Trucks
L
. " and W.
Jackson Li
tors
Ustowel. Ont.
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BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
Brussels, Jan. 124h, 1942
The. , regular monthly meeting of
She 'Bivssels Mitlnieipal Council was
held ill the Public Library on the
above date, At inembers beim
present,
The, minutes of the last meeting
being read it was moved by W.
Willie. seconded by F. Semis that
the tntnutea be adapted,—Carried.
The following bilis were presented:
Brassie Hydro, street lights 108.00
a -re' lights ..........,.
OOsnadiaal National Railway,
settle .rent ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2.50
DApreee ................... .40
Geo, Alcecg, wood 7.50
R. M•c>luarrie, Fire Dept, .. 1.00
8. T. McRae. 1\8.O.11 75.00
Geo, •bagilipbell, Dec. salary 8.75
Bd. •Heudersom, gravel ,
and snow -plowing 30.00
R. W..Kennedy, printing 7.50
Library grant ... 000.00
CcanuLet<eial Stationery, -
supplies 10,50
Dan Denman, Bailiff ,..,.. ,44.00
A. A. Lamont, Court Clerk .. 44.00
Relief for the month of
December 72,38
• Moved. 1)y H. Champion, seconded
by W. ,Cameron that the accounts as
read he paid, --Carried.
Moved by W. Willis, seconded .lav
F. Samir that the roll lie returned
to the Colleclto•r until ),next meeting.
Carried.
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ETHEL
The regular meeting of the W.I.S.
and W.A. was held at the home of
Mrs. Harold Love. The President,
Mrs. Geo. Menzies in the chair. Re-
ports _ o2 the treasurer were react
and the W.M.S. had gone over the
top iu their allocation. The Wor-
ship service was taken by Mrs.
Snell, the theme was "The Faiilt biy
whbch we live." Mrs. Menzies gave
a talk on the study book on .Chine,
Mrs. Hewitt snug a solo part in the
worship Service. ' Mrs. Snell closed
the meeting with the benediction,
The 'President, Mos, King theft took
charge of the. PV,A. The minutes
were read and approved. 18 was de-
cided: to hold the annual banquet in
the church in February. Mrs. King
closed the meeting.
Personale: Bryan Ames, R,C.A.F.,
Dauphin, Manitoba, with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Armes: Stuart McNair held
the Welty number on the turkey in
Edwin Thomipsou's butcher shop;
Misses Rlith Dunbar anti Doris
Cnianingham, at their respective
homes; Mics llldith Patterson, R.ip-
1iiy, ls, teaeiliug the senior romn in
171he1 pu9)110 sah5ol as Miss Jean
Osborne, former teener, accepted
n
Position on the Stai.ff of the Pals
lay hig'it school; Mise Helen Bate-
man and Bryan Ames, with Ma+s,
Cecil Bateman in Listowel,
There will 'be a progressive
euchre pally in: tin. hell, Ethel om
Friday evening of this week under
the auspice's of the Red Cross. The
Look. ut!
ASk
Liver is an
Do you have persistent
hes daaches and
'backaches? Are you
by heu-
-matin painsin muscles and joints'? A
i
faulty liver s clogging Y
r whole sys-
tem. Serious ill health may resL0It.
0 Your liver is the largesttor Jilin yOs i b1 es
• and most import Y
energy � , our0 body lacks this glands.
ergy and
becgtnel y, Y
Againyour enfeebled—youthful urstile to digest food,
Again your titer ndurs proper nourishment
get rid of ywaste and allow 1
to of order t, peotli When your and nourishment
et
• out of order ?assn ?assailed tat
.stop -you're liotsoned' with the 'waste that
'.decomposes in your intestines. Nasal's
troubles You become constipated, stomns arise ach nt and
s
poison, The whole
sidtern can't! work properly ,
syptem is nff"ected and you foci tottdni ` ltcad•
achy,, backachy, dirty, tired out -s, really prey
for sickness aid disease.
Thousands of people ate nev0Ysicic, and have
won prompt relief from these miseries with
"improved bruit -a -dues Liver 'Tablets, Tito
livor is toned up, the otherlorgal ltfunction
normally And "tasting, g aro
Isoggo Improved lit i tablets, must betgooM1til
Tray tlremly selling IOW. Let "I7rutaa.t,ves"
ma you back on the toad to lasting health-..
_ tetl likea.newllessatt. 250, 504
'Always In Pain, Now
Grand Relief"
I suffered so
badly from rheu-
matism and nen-
rills I could hardly
walk upstaita or
close my hands.
After taking
Fruit -a -rives for
four days the
swelling left my
hands ami I was
Ale to climb it ladder, I have no
mere bother with rheumatism oir
mid d advise anyperson+
tat Reritp as There to use ).rnit•a+
tives. 0hey Love quick
relief.
if ililane J. Tracey,
ti
'Sick For Years.InHospital
Now Fine'
offl iliatte iesscuul
Cattstntit head-
aches 'and back-
nchea. I become
001111 hati 1011,10
a hospital. Nodi-
IWI I tried would
belpttot11I1N)rted
takingitrall.n-
lives. In a veryleonbles dlsalt+
short line my
geared. New 1 have no more
doe my helIserverlc backaches
and can
MA, E. Godson,7sobtfOtn Oni.
fHE BRUSSELS POST
ly Order of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Every Person or Firm is Required to Have a Licence
1. if engaged in the business of buying for resale or selling any commodity; or
2. if engaged in the business of supplying any of the following services:
the supplying of electricity, gas, steam or water; telegraph, wireless or telephone services; the
transportation of goods or persons; the provision of dock, harbour, or pier facilities; warehousing
or storage; undertaking or embalming; laundering, cleaning, tailoring, or dressmaking;
hairdressing, barbering, or beauty parlour services; plumbing, heating, painting, decorating,
cleaning, or renovating; repairing of any kind; the supplying of meals, refreshments or beverages;
the exhibiting of motion pictures; process manufacturing on a custom or commission basis.
IF YOU HAVE ALREADY APPLIED FOR OR OBTAINED A WARTIME
PRICES AND TRADE BOARD LICENCE UNDER A PREVIOUS LICENSING
ORDER, YOU SHOULD NOT APPLY AGAIN
by Licence ApIca ions
Apart from the legal requirements, licensing of
your business will enable the Board to advise you
quickly and fully of the price ceiling regulations
that affect your business.
Should Be Made At Once
The name of every person who has been granted a
licence or who has already applied for a licence is
being placed on the Board's mailing list. Your name
will be added when your application is received.
To Get Y . ,r Licence
1. Get an application form at your nearest post
office. -
2. Complete the application and,'mail it, postage
free. There is no licence fee.
3- You will receive- by mail a Licence Identification
Card bearing your licence number.
Those 'Iiiio Do Not Need a Licence
1. farmers, gardeners, livestock or poultry producers,
and fishermen, unless buying goods for resale.
2. employees of a person or firm which' .. Saelf
subject to licence. -
3. operators of private boarding houses.
NOTE: Persons who hove already applied for or
obtained a Wartime Prices and Trade Board
° licence should not apply again.
WHAT TME LAW
REQUIE,ES YOU TO DO
After March 31, 1942, any official, representative, or
investigator of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
may require you to produce your Licence Identifica-
tion Card if you are subject to this licensing order.
After March 31, 1942, you must notify the Director
of Licensing of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board,
Ottawa, in writing, quoting your licence number, of
any change in the name, address, or character of
your business within 10 days of such change.
You must retain your Licence Identification Card as
it will remain in effect, unless suspended or cancelled,
as long as the Maximum Prices Regulations continue.
If you are already licensed, a Licence Identification
Card, valid for the duration of these Regulations, will
be automatically mailed to you before March 31,
1942. You need not apply for a renewal and there is
no licence fee. -
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF LICENSING, WARTIME PRICES
AND TRADE BOARD, AT THE NEAREST OF• THE FOLLOWING CITIES: VANCOUVER, EDMONTON,
REGINA, WINNIPEG, TORONTO, MONTREAL, HALIFAX, SAINT JOHN OR CHARLOTTETOWN
issued under the authority of THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD, Ottawa, Canada
draw will be made for the ti.ulit
1citioh has been on display is IOthet
toad Brussels. A medicine cabinet
has been donated Lo the Society and
will be raffled the :same e550115g
A small dost' charge will be• made.
The ladies are asked to, bring lunch,
New Books At
Public Library
•
xraltowi;?•'tg is the net at 'bdol0S
re0on,lly added to the Public
Library:•
ri
Fiction
(;rouyn--1:eys of the Kingdom,
MacLennan- Ilaroaneler
ketl �fat'l)a (lily.
iiulcikln�eotl�--+the Lea este C(5
Nordhon. C' Tiiallr-'No
1)eevping.--Tulle Dark House,
Rome- -'Pie, Sun S11a1.1 Groat There
Bitt.on-al,andom Harvest,
(oaclridige--''1'l e Saurd of. Wings,
G)lrbs--•The Amazing Summer.
131lahan:•--tRich Heart River.
C,lrnitman- Bleinttelo, M5's:teiT
MinSr - vtrillen s, Girl's in .Love,
Itorden- Passport for a. coo
,lartlallr,- n 'bed. Rase Forever,.Oe
,Gibb •-'Mains Nettle, Danger,
De Le Ito0.he•-Walac'0old's, Course,
Watptalo•'1"die Blind Man's House,
yVctal.lalltl- Strnating Valley, •
Co
xe- cM.1•B. Murdoch tape a Casa.
Non-Flctian
Shiner ---Berlin 'Diary ,
Holtby --Letters to a F1 191 t.
Mudge --Pocula with Power.
Harbin--,Fn.m 18neyelalmed"a.
Le win--'Qittrn ice Pasties Ino
Round.
Lgglestoue-•-Fall'b. or Pear in
Training.
Morton -,Middle Eust;.
Mortomt--Landau,
Juvenile
Messlloltb---Tito Davis,
Mmums-'Wllculla.
Alden' -Tb0 Cruise of the. Canoe
Chub, ta: otrn
Year
Child
Otl5--Mr, Stub:)'as' Brother.
A1e0it--'RUae in Bloom.
Twain --The lb.ince and the Panner
ll e tvi In e -^Tyree. ,
13urgee,s-~.Mo10)er West Wind.
Oils—+Itnis)rth the Pearl.
Bltra,elt--ALtttle Lord recurinere'.
Alcabt--11m1en• the Lilacs, -
1l1lne 't111e house at Poon" Corner.
puvoisin•-Tile 'Three ,Sneezes.
Gants--1Incl5 Wigi;ley's Travels.
G
arcs -•-Uncle Wigtwley's Mr,
Gavle--Tt7l0ie Wiggiey 1111 a Garur,
CU? ROAM POR r iI-I�)Alt
OLD CHUM
Cll7 E'lNR'i oa WARM' S
,LETTER BOX
C. A, O., Dee. Olh, 1041
Canadian. Legion, Brussels
Cl eu'lentert:-
1t is with great pleasure that I-
acknawledge receipt of. your "Over-
seas box" addressed to .me, which
arrived' here the other clay in excel.
lettt condition, wh)etl is a etetlit 1q
bath yell, and our Merchant Marines.
It was easily seen that you fellows
have been"through the mill" es you
$551)1551 to know Plat whatwas need-
�
v lust ad and wren the boys in tri,
remarked on your ,good Judgement.
You will notice that T said "the
boys inmy nil," bat when it box or
pascal arrives dos anyone in the
hut, "tn1, boys,' inttmediiitety 'urn
10 "vultures," and btt•e recipient is
150010y to gotthe wrapping 'paper,
which you will no tlmurst understand,
as We Ave all in this together, cud
while icing addressed. to one party,
1t usually goes to the whole gang,
which certainly inspires a bettor
00)1rlt among tete boys. T will also
tape this op)p)oaatunity to Mink the
Ladies' of the Mourning Sitar Rebekah
Lodge for their contribution, and
trust :itbet you will let nicht) Tclla'v
et the safe arrival of thy box.
'too are ,having swell weenier here
at present, attire 'tot .e3seetly 'tltid
Iry
-4
it
•
$Row. -
The food ]tare is both good and
oeutiful, v,hic11 was far more than
1 expected and white itis a soldier's
Privilege to "beef," 'very little . Call /ark
said: abouttete way the boys are•
being treated, they have even o
errand a Turkey dingle), (with x119
the trimmings) for tele bops ea
Mane des', tits 'there, evil].
"leav*es" ,graitleci its 1+i° nae' •
altho, L have a 88,1tr. leave due me
at an"y time 1101v, and I'have a 7 day
leave due about Jan. 20th so they
are certainly treating the boy)), welt.
T had a 5 clay landing leave 3ue5
after we arrived here, Which. T Spent
in Miercleeth T saw quite n, lfttto
hit of iia oounitry, and while "Jerry'
has left his 1114Th here and there,
1 can't seo bow he ever expects to
take this country because the more
he tries to "soften" ittip, the "tough-
er" it. gets, ailtO 1111 invttsl ii is
practically an inlpaotaibility, no, 'its
long as Britain Rifles the Waves,
Hitler !toes not sitan4 4Uo teag
chance of over winning this War:
Well bo3'w I rontd go on and n5. Tmt
I'Luwo other letters to 'write and
Whet 'with twasdling, mending, darn- -
inh eclelcat die., it keels. Me fairly,
h11s ,
so, I will (lose now, aglttll
than8c[ng yolt ,
e glrttrA` tr• y: to.o. }teffitli ,
011111h)her, Tt is a great Snybr99vc+utblt'.,tr,'i. Iii ver,
on say, about a couple Of feet of Pte, 13. Bowie