The Brussels Post, 1944-9-13, Page 2OLD
VIRGINIA
PIPE TOBACCO
les a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIE
ADS
WANTED—
A baby's crib.
phoue 27-r-1.4
FOR SALE— _
1 .,rnr of the late hector Mc,luarrie
I 1.,
hot 12(.anreseltnr 4, Crey.
Apply to Mrs. Pringle or Mrs
Stretton, Brussels.
WANTED--
Lady
ANTED—Lady to learn Special beauty work
to do in owe horns_ Spare or full
tuns. Fos' details write Box 8,
Listowel.
WANTED—.
An organist for 'St, John's Anglican
Church, state 'salary, to start Oct 1.
apply to .oho Fischer, Warden
St. John's Church.
STRAYED—
Light Red Heifer with harms,
weight about 700 lbs., from farm f
Lot 20, Con. 6, Grey, about August i
1041. Finder notify Joe Pearson
Phone 39-r-11 or It: 11. 2, Bluevale.
FOR SALE—
Fall samples have come, owing to
*amity of goods it is wise to get
orders for 'tailor-made clothing in i FOR SALE—
early. See— l7 Bates, Dight Wigs 7 week; old, also hunch
phone __0x Brussels : el Chunks, weight 50 lbs. apply to
Haveyour Phone 75-r-6 hobo. A Lugel
� Cranbrook
FOR SALE—
Dry poplar wood and cedar posts.
apply to Harry and Wm. White,
N. 2 lot 28, Con, 8, Morris
FOR SALE—
150 Sussex -New Ranrpehire. Hybrid
Pullets, 51 months. 125 Rock.N. H.
Pullets 41 months; also 1 gray
Shorthorn cow, 5 years old,. freshen
1st week of Dec.
.^ 251-5 Carl Hemingway
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F-7R SALE— „
2 Ostermoor Mat,resses 4tt.-0, like
new.
Phone 13x Mrs. Archie McDonald
FOR SALE -
1 Cockshutt 2 -furrow riding plow,
in good condition.
phone 83-r-15 Geo Martin
TIE BRUSSELS POST
.STRAYED -
1 pow and 2 head of yearling
1leifers strayed on Lot 11, Can, 3,
Grey. Owner can have same by
Proving ownership and Paying
expenses. Phone 39•r-4,
EYES
l' +e3 epee°
Vor
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F. F5 F.EtionriAlt
OPTOMETRIST'
Phone 118 H!arriston
WANTED—
To purchase pullets eight Week*
or age and older. Barred Rooks.
New Hampshii'es and White Lea.
horns Good prices paid. Write
Tweddle Chicle Hateherite Umteed,
Fer•7us, Ontario.
WANTED—
Handy trustworthy man or compe-
tent woman to help in housekeeping -
and look after fires or two ladies
in comfortable house.
write or phone
phone 39 Mrs,'2'. Stretton,
Brussels, Ont.
START IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
If you have been discharged from
the Armed Forces or laid off in a
war plant, if your formwork or
other occupation does not take all of
your time, if you are honest and
deper.dable, military exempt, willing
to work for financial independence,
we'll establish you in your own part
time business, supplying household
and farm necessities. Suitable travel
outfit required Credit furnished.
Write, The J. R. WATKINS Com-
pany, DDPT. 0-B-4, 2177 Mason,.
Montreal.
FOR SALE -
25 to 30 head choice short -keep
steers mostly Herefords balance
Durham Roans, also a number of
lighter stock steers.
lighter stock steers.
G. F. Martin Gowanstown, Ont.
Sufferers Of
bleeding and
protruding
Piles should
know Bunkers Herbal Pills treat the
cause at its source. Money beck if
the first bottle does not satisfy. Buy
from your druggist, F. R. Smith,' at
The Rexall Store, Brussels.
ADVERTISING RATES
AUCTION SALE
Household Effects
Of the late Samuel Walker
James St., Brussels on
SATURDAY, SEPT 23
Sale commences at 1 p.m.
DAVID WALKER, Prop.
LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects belonging t,
the estate of Dougald and Mrs. Annie
McDonald, Turnberry St. Brussels
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER '30th
Sale Commences et 1 P. M,
1 extension table, 6 dining room
chairs, 1 aide board, 2 china chbiu-
r-I:s, fall -leaf table, 1 sewing machine
(Singer), 1 gook range, 1 Quebec
heater, 3 -burner coal of -I stove with
oven, 1 wood heater, 1 two•burner
electric plate, 1 electric heater, 1
electric iron, 1 bedroom suite, 2 beds
with springs, 1 single bed springs
and mattress, 1 dresser, 3 wash
stand's, 1 high bureau, 1 library
table (oak), 1 sectional book case
'oak), 1 lounge, 1 arm chair, 1
looker Leather upholster (oak), 5
ruching chairs, 8 arm chairs, 8
small choirs, 1 desk, several small
tables, 1 kitchen table, 6 kitchen
'chairs, 3 kitchen cupboards, 2
cloths chesste, 1 washing machine,
waeli hubs, 4 toilet sets, 1 dinner set,
3 cloak` and 2 mirrors, 8 coal oil
lamps, pots, pans, friilt jars, dishes,
1 clothes reek, 2 cosl scuttles, 1 rug,
several small matte, 1 cream separ-
ator, 1 sugar kettle
Classified Ads (cash) 25e
Over telephone or charged 350
In Memoriam ,,,., 50e
card of Thanks 800
...terns, Marriages, Deaths Free
Men; Wow' Over 40
!c V T ,V,Tn>i•n, Old?
Wast Hernial Pep, Vifn, Vitality 7
nes sneak rnudonm exbeueted eondltton rank.
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RUNNING WATER UNDER 'RESSURE
SPEE S FARM PRODUCTION
Hh♦ Dominion Government has authorized increased production of farm
machinery and equipment which includes Duro Pumping Systems.
We are doing our utmost to produce more Duro Pumping Systems. How.
over, the greatest part of ottr production is still required for the Artned
Forces. We are also handicapped by shortages of materials and labour and
$t is impossible to produce all the Duro Pumps required.
If running water under pressure will increase your production of farm
products, see your Duro Dealer near you. He will gladly assist you in come
ppleting the necessary application form which has to be approved by your,
NV. k', & 'r, B. Rationing' Officer.
Bo sure to order a Purnpifag System: large enough to takes care of
your needs. The cost is only a trifle more and you
Wil! be well repaid.
Willana Gine
Phone 68
7Gr>saift�sfFp
144
'ihrtipo
The effects and properly of the
late Dougalcl McDonald will be sold.
These include --1 buggy, 1 eater,
considerable carpenter and garden
tools, also brick cottage, frame barn
and garage on 2 lots "0" of the
Village of Brussels.
The house and lots to be offered
for sate subject to a reserve bid.
—TERMS CASH—
•
S, Hislop, R. S. Warwick, Executors
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer
Robt. Patrick, Clerk.
WedieeddaY, Septriuber 13111, 1944 ' '
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stook, Poollry, Implements
and Grain
Lot 8, Concssion 7, Grey Township
114 miles north and •Is/ miles
east of Brussels
On the farm of the late
Richard Armstrong on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
Sale commences at 1 p.m, sharp
HORSPS-1 Bay 'Gelding 2 yrs, old,
1 black mare 3 yrs, old 1 black
ntarp 9 yrs, old, 1 (lay gelding 11
yrs. 014,
(`,1TTLP 1 Durham Heifer to fresh-
en in Nov., 1 Ayreshire cow to
freshen in Dec, 3 Durham oows to
freshen in ivfarc.lx, 2 Durham caws
milking, 2 steers 3 yret, old, 4
clears 2 yrs. old, 2 heifers 2 yrs. old.
7 calves.
PIGS --125 cthttnks,
POULTRY -125 Barred Rock pullets
I;41PL.IOMI0NTS-1 Cockshutt riding
plow, 1 Crown gang plow, 1 walking
Pim, 1 mass ey-lTarrisecce drill
(fertilator), 1 set of harrows, 1
cultivaltom, 1 land roller, 1 Bissell
alike, 1 MntpsetivHtw'ris hay loader,
1 Massey -Harris mower (nearly
now), 1 International tedder, 1
Massey -Heard binder,l Massey- i
Hants spreader, 1 turnip sower, 1
dump rake, 1 fanning mill and
sereers, 1 root pulper, 1 snuffler,
1 Viking cerant separator with
motor, 1 wagon and box, 2 steel
y:heels for wagon, 1 roller hay -rack,
1 Get o8 sleighs, 1 sleigh bunks, 1
wheelbarrow (new), 1 shingled
colony house (good as new), 1 rough
lumber 'colony house, 1 cutter, 1
buggy, 1 brooder shove, 1 cross -cut
saw, 1 stoneboat, 3 logging chains,
1 iron kettle, 1 block and tackle, 1
fence stretchers, 1 extension ladder,
1 set of scales (000 4475,), 1 pig box,
1 hay knife, 1 hay fork. 1 Hay. Dar% i
ropes, pulleys and chain, 1 bag
holder, other articles.
,,HARNESS -1 set of double harness,
1 set of .single harness, 3 collars.
ORM-N-300 bus. of wheat, 1000 hu,
of mixed grain, 15 grain bags,
CAR -1947 Ford V -S Sedan, Serial
No A15520, i
TERMS—CASH
FRANK KING, Proprietor
LEWIS ROWLAND—Auctioneer
ROBERT PATRICK—Clerk
Before you blooms
your telephone...
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Engineers designed the mondr
piece of your telephone to giro
beat results at one•glrarter of an
inch from the lips. 'When your
lips are farther away than this,
your voice is transmitted
r n8mited less
strongly • •
Failure to remember these
simple facts accounts for the
great majority of "trouble'
reports.
Help avoid needless service
check-ups, and at the same time
let those you talk to hear you
without strain. Just remember:
Talk clearly, normally, directly
into the telephone, with your
lips just one.giierter of an inch
frons the mouthpiece.
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Obese/ GM:ifs* t* aJofds
Smoking while
you talk may
cause distorted
reception. It also
prevents your
holding the'
mouthpiece di-
rectly in front
of the lips.
If you need to
reach across your
desk as you talk,
continue r to hold
the telephone fn
correct position,
close to the lips.
A wall set can't
come to you; stand
or sit so that your
lips are directly
in front of end
close to the mouth-
piece. Don't "talk
across" it.
For clear, noise
free transmission,
always keep Timm
desk telephone
upright—not at
or near the hot-
ixontel position.
THE ZTGRY OF
CHrJREW2
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OBVIOUSLY babies and children must have
underwear. So—the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board has given special attention to the production
of these garments.
The problem has not been so much one of a lack
of raw materials, but of getting the raw materials
(wool, cotton, rayon), spun into yarns—and then
knit into garments. Canada has never produced all
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When you go to •
boacoas hot t he things You°re want,
buy eand
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6e of µ"or upsets the Womb machin•
4000 oaf Production and whole +This l •
thewhole
w or1d, anode 6usupply.
fh1 ou96out
nada is devoting over 11015
1101' prod
for
evita
unction
It ced. I e that civg7anrngs supply tnuej
requiredWe lust can't produce 011 the things
ebto fill the
are 6 demands, but greatly production increcthed
efforts
use ibeing directed to seeMot efforts
that made of mote see land the best y.
of civilian available rials and labour
Remember tgoohe a facts when
r the action r '
haVe difficulties '
Your shoAA?' you
Chairman
Worttmepke. d rodv Board
the wool, cotton and rayon yarn she requires. We
have always had to get a substantial part of our
requirements from other countries, even in peace-
time. But since the war, there has been an acute
shortage of underwear yarns everywhere.
There has been a greatly increased demand in
addition to production difficulties. The efforts of the
Board to meet the problem are given below,
THE INCREASED DEMAND RESULTED FROM
Cs"f'�,i Mora bables ., , If'o apparently
�' , 015/075 the way in warlime,
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Increased'. consumer buying .
More people with more money.
Reduced use of second-hand or
"hand-me-down" garments.
hoes been wing , , ,Mothers
w
99
have been working outside the
home.
MORE UNDERWEAR: but still not enough e
The reason is that it just has not been possible to produce with
the skilled workers and machines available to the
,United Nations enough yarn and garments to meet the Increased
demands all over the world,
WHAT HAS BEEN
+/First of all the Board found oat the kind and
quantity of garments Canadian children must have.
'VThis showed that the public is asking for more than
is actually needed.
%/So plans were made to.see, by directing production
all down the line, if we could tweet the swollen demand,
as nearly as possible.
VEach manufacturer was told to produce an increased
number of garments.
VA constant check is kept
on mills to see that they are
producing the required
number. -
v'Manufacturers not pre-
viously making children's
underwear were induced to 1935.1939 1942
go into its. production. An average
sc4-�
Extra buying , .. Perhaps too
many people 'wanted- to be "on
the sore side."
:h Huge demand for underwear by
t Armed Forces,
DONE ABOUT ii
additional 600,000 garments will be provided this '
year from these sources.
./Negotiations were conducted with production
authorities in other countries for supplies of yarn to
Canadian knitters for use in children's underwear.
JPrimary cotton mills were required to 'divert
spinning facilities froin fabric manufacture to the
spinning of underwear yarns. -
✓Arrangements were made through National Selec••
tive Service to direct. more
labour to the underwear
mills.
%/A special campaign was
launched to enlist part time
workers.
%Distribution to retail
stores was organized to en -
1943 Ivan sure equitable supply to'
all areas,
The greatly increased supply of children's underwear resulting
from these efforts Is shown by the relative sixes of the
figures below.
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