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The Brussels Post, 1943-3-3, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST RObjfl.:HOOd 4ig wifti NEW GIANT ECONOMY PACKAGE -andthegiant new economy package should scorea hit with you too, For this compact, 5 -pound package contains 2 extra lbs. of the most delicious oats you've ever eaten and there's a handy, Built-in Pouring Spout on the top of the package that's a real convenience. Robin I-Iood Oats not only give you TWO EXTRA POUNDS of oats in this new pack- age but they give you oats of unexcelled qua- lity. For Robin Hood Oats ate milled from highest -quality, sun -ripened Western Canadian Oats with a distinctive flavour all their own— a flavour that's kept in and made tastier still by Robin Hood's own pan -drying process. Every ounce contains 72 International . Units of 'Vitamin B-1 PLUS minerals and proteins. Next tune you get oats, ask for the famous super -delicious Robin Hood Oats in the thrifty, Giant Economy Package with the handy, Built- in Pouring Spout—` flip and it's open— "snap" and itis dosed against dust, air and moisture. Ask your grocer for Robin. Hood Oats—the choice of thousands of flavour -wise housewives from coast to coast in Canada. Oi-31 ,�,,gy�pp To the Shorthorn Breeders 43.4'' Of .Perth and Huron Counties For Sale— Carrots for sale. Mrs. Clues, D. Lake Phone 56-r-6 For Sale— 2 Rubber Tired Wagons !Glen Huether Phen:e 75-r-13 For Sale - 17 Chunks of Pigs also 4 Spring- ing Heifers. Phone 43-r-6 Angus 13rown FOR SALE - 2 Buckeye Incubators "350 -egg capacity" in good condition phone 511-r-6 • J. 11. Bryan FOR SALE-- Timothy ALE-Timothy Seed, well matured, $1,00 per,buehel less than market price phone 75-r-10 John Huether MILKERS— All visible, Easy to Clean. Limited number to sell.. Electric • or Gas • Engine Models.. ' Write H. Parr, ' Byron, Ott' For Sale - 50 -acre Farm, ruining wafer year round and a good brick house, also a good set of. work harness. 1• phone 85e.-.3.7• • W. ,Somers,; Ethel •• FOR $ALiE— ,. 5 well-bred LeIeeste'•r Ewes and 1 young Ram, phone 2+ 5'--=313 ' H,aioirl''SIieir • r.= FOR SALE-- A ALE—A bunch •ef little pigs ready to wean, phone 50r-17. Argy Blandon WANTED-,, A Singel' Sewing Machine, drop - head, in good condition, stale price,. 'write or phone:; Phone 71, Wraxeter • Mrs; J, So derSen Wroxeter, Out, FARMS FOR SALE— Lot 35, concession 3, Ent Wawa- nosh, 200 acres, pasture, some bush, buildings of little value, watered bo' dowing springs price g3,800,00, Part of lots 27 and 38, concession 14, Bullet, 333 acres, geed pasture,. ante bush, fralne house, no barn, watered by well and wiadanill and springs price $4,750,00. Apply to Mr, Fred' Moloy, Thed• ford, Ontario or to Mr, James Ma Pedeea.n, Brussels, Ontario. Look At Your Label - = Dear Sir: The Annual meeting and Banquet of the' Perth -Huron Shorthorn Breeders' Club has been et-aaged for Friday, March 5th, to be lett in the City of Stratford with the following program; 11:00 :AA/L.—P./Dieting in the Agricul- tural' Office, Stratford, for the Election of Officers and new business. 113:30 Noon—Banquet in the Mauston House. .Shorthorn. 'breeders .and their wives are invited. The guest spealter will be Mr. H. D. Ander- son of the Wartime Prices anti • Trade Board, speaking on' the subject "Regulations of the i3,oard Afro:ling Farmers," 2:30 P.M,—Adjourn to the Agricul• tuned Board room. The guest speaker it • J. Soott, Belgrave, 'will speak on the subject "The Federation of Agriculture and the Mr. Scott Beef Cattle 'situation,"- is President at the Unit Farm- ems Co -Operative Go., •an' a member of the Execut • Ontario Federation of A So as to arrange Hotel aoeernmo• elation, would you kindly fl riuestionnaire at the botto letter. and return either ford, or Clinton before"'Mar Mr. Harold. White and Day are both "being invited e" d also is' ive'.of the Sri' ul lure. 1l out the rii 'G0 this to Strat- ob 3rd. • Profs Geo, to"attend the. Amnnal Meeting and Banquet Why. not • arrange to 'be ' pi•eaent. • This has been a 'long winter and this, meeting will 'gibe ` you an •opportunity to renew' a.cquaintalices amide with your shorthorn friends and also to secure any information you may desire. 'As 'she -new -gasoline ' regulations will be in effect after April 1st it is the hope of the officers that a full 'turnout of e11' shorthorn breeders be on hand at Stratford on March 5th, Take this letter as a personal' invitation to both you: and your wife, and don't forget to notify either Stratford or Clinton be0oi'e March Sad, G" The 16th Fain Permit held their meeting Monday night, February 3210 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. Nolan with an attendance of 0 ,enty- two, The discussion "Debt Met - aces the Family Farm s' This Wad wtdeiy discussed and contests were oondneted by Miss Margaret Dolan. i Then community singing, lad by Mize Miary McDonald of Snit. Lain pans semved by the hostess, The Mareh 1St meeting was held et the home of Mr, and Mra. A. C. Tnrn'hnll, with an •attendance o4 twenty-four The' topic for , dis- cussion was "Farm price and- pre, duction," Some thought if prices. were better it would enable the farmer to compete for labor with other industries. Bingo and other games were •enjoyed for the re- mainder of the evening. Lunch was served by the hotsess. • 'The next meeting to be held at the home of Mir, anti Mrs, J. W. Smith on March 8th. Mr. Henry Longhurst, of Wind. - mere spent a few clays in Cranhrook last week, Mr, Longhurst has been a frequent 'visitor hr Cranbrook Muting the.last year. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. Donald Lawless, who is attending Stratford * Normal, Ment_ the weekend at his home. ,a * * Mr. and MTs. H. 'Shapiro of Wing- ham were week end guests Atte Mr, and Mms. M, Wineberg . • * • * Mise ,Shirley who'reeently underweint• an' appndicitis operation in Listowel hospital returned; home 0nTuesdey of -this week, •0' Mr, 'M:'Wineberg watt .a Toronto, visitor this week. Sir. and Mrs,' Jno. Rutledge re- ceived a: cablegram last week an- nottnling the safe arrival overdose of their son Jack who is with the Mr, anti Mrs. Jack Rutledge and young son of Wort Robinson ,have been visiting with his parents, Mr: and Mms. Alex, Rutledge. 1M1r, and Mrs Geo, Davidson and • daughter Joan, of Kitchener, spent the week end in Brussels., f r • Miss Verla' lrttwher, ITespier, was a, week end visitor at her home here. * * * • hte, Fred Martih of London,' visitedthe week end livlth his wife and baby daughter Brenda Jean at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 1WeDowell, :Banded Pigeon Rests In East Wawanosh 13ELGi AVE, gob. 27--A bloc dtigeon Dame to the home of Neiman Caultes, 0onceeelon 10, l;la.st Wewa' nosh, On it leg were two hands Ono of red coilnloid with the tnnnber 10 on it in Itladir letters and an eluttiiitnni fiendbearing the letters and Number 0U42'1907, The ',i'genn is very tame anti seethe ryitite Happy in its teinpora.ry 1lonie, NOTES ON PUBLIC HEALTH Any town can only be as beautiful, Meanand attractive go iLe eltizens make it, No town- earl he beautiful or attractive without being clean and healthy and to aohleve 'il11 r it requires the observance of contain rules and the co-operation of all. P110, is especially so In dealhig with • matters which come under the .supervision of the Board of Health and that all may be informed we dealing with the rules, not spread to others we isolate the sick person and qu -anti 1 Promoted Flying Meer J, D. Cuneinglsttin or '.Toronto, who is serving with the RrCAF,: In the Eastern -Command, has;,been promoted from the rank of .Pilgt Officer. He is the son or 1M ee R Cunningham and brother or I Miss Gloria Cunningham, Toronto,!' (?Marto, At the Churches Rev. M. Oldham of St. John's t propose to publish several articles Anglican Church was a guest of the United Church at the morning Communicable Diseases servlee,' Mr, Oldham read the New 1 In order that certain diseases may Testagrent lesson and delivered an i inepiring sermon on the subject ! a ne peon e 'God the 'Creator," ,The choir f who have been exposed until we are brought a fitting message° in the i sure they have or have not contract- Anthem, "Make me a power for ed th disease—also e in order that good.' At the evening service Mr, ail inay know that such a di -ease Wilson had as his subject .erhp exists in a certain dwelling, and that Vision and the Cali." people may not be attempting to go On .Sunday the services in Melville in theme, and so bother and moon Presbyterian church, Brussels, were' veulence the interested partied, by In charge of the minisetr The having to refuse them admission we placard such houses for a vary ing time indicating the disease existing therein. The following are those diseases— Piague Cholera Cerebro—spinal meningitis Diphtheria . Leprosy Measles Poliomyelitis (Infantile paralysis) Scarlet Fever Small Pox Typhus Fever Whooping Cough Yellow Fever Also the following diseases do not require a placard but the eiokperson must be isolated loom the public. Chicken Pox F7rysipelus German Measles Influenza (Epidemic type) Mumps iSeptic sore throat (e}pidemic type) Tuberculosis Typhoid Fever and certain other rare diseases All these diseases must he re- ported to the Board of Health when they are known to exist or where such a disease is even suspected. This is usually done by the physician Mil the regulation is as follows: . "Whenever any householder knotys or has reason to suspect that any ,person within his family of household, or boarding or lodging withi him, has any communicable ddseat a he shall within twelve hours give notice thereof to the secretary. of th Local Board or to the tnedical oialcei• of health. A person ertposed and who nay need 'to be quarantined is defined as follows: ,t:" 4, "Every person in a drowse where a oonimtunicabie disease exists therein, and every person who 'diming the Perk of quarantine enters, e• such house; s_ail be deemed to be exposed to Lite d0s&ase." Chi certain dieeases people may, .be allowed t0' enter and leave the• house when it is known 6hey have, had dise•ese at' a previoub time. Amother group of diseases mint show care not 06 contact ethers .and. children suffering from than ore excluded from school. ' Qon5unetivitis (pink' eye) Icing worim • • i$cables (itch) •Pedtaelosis ituipetigo ithe I: golden rule applies _well: to commtunicable diseases "Do 'lot be the mean of giving same clue else a disease yon. would not like to have yoiiria4f.v:: , it is no dis'gna,be to':heve . a com- mtinteable disease lint It Is !tee; grow tn. give it unneoessarlly,'''to some one else. • • it is the sick ones who should stay iisolated=not those who 'are well and ,wish to remain so. Second rctory'.Loan Interest Condon Were Due March ist The National . War Finance Conie mittee reminds yea that the, , six months' interest coupons were due oar Monday, March lst, 'air the ''rate o1 E15.00 for each one '. theneaiid' dollar Bond and are being paid free of charge by all Banks and Trent Companies. ESA Far Savings Centineates can also be purchased for ' $4:00 at your Bank, Trust Company tit' ' Post Once, • Mrs. Houdni's Futile Tryst With Her Husband Ghost' Read how :. , as told in the American Weekly with this Sutdabs (Marek 7) issue of The 1.)atrcilt Siinday Times the Miens inagicioli's widow tried for 16 'years to Contact Houdlnt's spirit, but finally was convinced '`herJra tier recent death that "tris greatest feat of 411" was impossible. Oct Sttgclay's betroit Tteilea. Wednesday, 11 re 3rd, 191' M. ISAAC P. BOOTH can now walk around like a boy. He had severe rheumatic pain and constipation caused by an inactive liver. ;Fruit -a -fives" made him completely well. Buck up your liver with"Fruit-a-tines" Canada's Largest Selling i,iyer Tablets. ' Milton Parr Succumbs To Stroke sermon subject at the morning Mi1Lou Parr, who suffered a stroke service was "The Helmet of Sal• vatton:" • A solo was sung by Mrs• i m 'the drug store oY H. B. Alien, Dresden At the evening service passed away at the home of , Boris the sermon subject was "A Search -in Bl t, inhere he was taken, Bora ing Question for a Bad Conscience," I in 'Blanshard Township in 1385, the son of (James Parr and Mary Ry- don, he moved with his parents In 1904 to Grey Township, In 1912 Ire married Miss Fanny Riley, who sur- vives. Be also leave four daugh- ters: Mrs. John. Warwick (nerve) Anglican Church Notes Ata meeting of the church. re- decorating Committee of St. .1 obit's Church it was decided to re -decorate completely the interior of St, John's Morris Township; Mrs, H. Wright Anglian• • Church. Mr. A. _ Coleman (Ova), Jatneatowit; Mrs. Thomas will do lire job. The job will be McFarlane (Bernice), Grey Town - started on't•Thnnsday, March 11 and ship); Mrs, Glen Bray, (Evelyn), the re -opening, on Palen Sunday; Grey Towship April 100 with morning and evening Funeralnservice was held from services. A new haadwood floor his late residence on Monday. March will be placed in the chancel ane , lst with interment taking altar raised six inches. place in OnSexsgesima. Sunday, Feb 28 ,1 Brussels cemetery, the sermion was based on. Colossians 3;23 "Whatosever • Ye do in word or deed do all in the Name of. the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the tT7)Nl7lORS ARE ASKED BY THE Prather by Him" VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS for the The e-ork''of the Council or Social position of Chief of Police, Sanitary Service .was,, stressed, It seeks to • and Weed Inspector, and General minist r to the new comer, the child, Utility Man, duties as Caretaker of the' unler.Privileged, the too-, the Hall, Library and Fire Equipment, lonely, 'the aged,' war workers in cutting grass, cleaning catch basins large centres the prisoner in penal twice a year weigh at Town Hall in institutions and the prisoner's afternoon when needed and such family, also in centres near military other Jobe as sanding walks, moving calnps swhdre''relations of Active snow and to ring the bell at 1:00 Services Men ...are living, This .PM'. and 6.00 PM.tluriug week, on Council, le doing, 4. wonderful work Sundays .et'10:00 A.M.and 6:3) PM,anil^nrits our active support State salary expected. Tenders to Commencing on Ash Wednesday be in by March 15th, 1943 and and lasting throughout Lent service wul be held in St.,,John's A'tglican ChnlelPeacii" Wednesday at ' S P.M. An appropriate ,Bent .Message will be "given by 'the Rector Rev, M. F. • .BET YOUR PERMANENT •01d'llu,m� • Lantern' slides w111 be ' ON THE''NEW shrown at the conclusion of each ZENITH HEATERLESS service as follows: THERMIQUE Wed,, March 10—tLent End Curls 51.25 and 51.75 Wed„ Mardi% 17' troland and 5225 Wed:, larch 344 -',Algoma Diocese Including Shampoo Wed.;' MarCii' 31- Saskatoon Diocese- Permanent 52;00, 12.50 Wed., April 7 --Indian Residential and $5.00 Including finger wave -;. .- : Schools and shampoo'.. Wed., Apell 14—Yukon Diocese* Scalp treatments with steamer very Holy Thum,. April 22'—Service of beneficial for dandruff, dry hair•,'et-{y, Holy Comime:don, 11'0 lantern slides hair and etc. Goof} Friday April 23---7:30 P.M.. 6 Treatments Including Shampoo Views for flood •Friday and Easter and Finger Wave 55.00.' Silver offering rht eachservice' to Telephone 55x for an Appointment, defray expenses, Proceeds to go to IRENE PEASE Missionary Budget, OVER PROCTOR'S RESTAURANT TENDERS WANTED duties to commence April lst 1942. R. b•,• Warwick, Clerk Cary of Wheat and Oats to Arrive in . February tondi 'ons 'uncertain,:, ,. Leave.Your Order for • Canada Packers Fertilizer .Before It Is Too Late. M. MacTavish Phone 46: • Expor± Packers BUYERS• -Of All Kinds of Live and Dressed Poultry We will call at your place for any quantity. Preneitnrn prices paid for M1k Fed Chickens Before you sell your Poultry, call of phone 70X brussels Also --All kinds of Feathers & Horsehair., We have an expert on our staff who will cull your Bock Free of Charge. Phone 70x Brussels, Ont.