The Brussels Post, 1940-6-5, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
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Community Effort
To Control Warbles
The spring treatment ot dairy and
beef cattle for avarbles will return
gam)! dividends. Warbles not only
injure the hides and cause extensive
losses when the animate are butcie
peed. brat result in poor gains', les-
sened milk production and general
unthalftiness. Experiments in
warble control conducted over a
long period of years have shown
that the application of a standard-
ized derriss wash two or three times
during the spring will give excel-
lent: remits.
The individual fainter can great-
ly reduce the number of warbles in
i:'- 1.'. Inn taevalue of commun-
ity action cannot he Roo strongly
emphasized, Studies by scientists
of the Doan•iuion, Department of
,Agriculture have shown ?haat where
Rev. F. Watts
Ordained Sunday
JAMESTOW'i�
carie Doris 14'cl.eneen anent Sung
1 day at her hoaue.
impress ve Ceremony Sunday ' at I Mee. T orrest McKay is under brie
Vit. Paul's f}athedral doctor's care at the present una
REV. MR. M'MILLAei SPEAKS Mi. Huth Mel erCluer speritt the
Declares Responsibility of Ministry week end with Ibo0tclt friends
Is Increased Don't forget•9he social evening to
With' autisChrieliau movements be held in Vittoria Iaall in aid 'of
co/reading tbrough the eavld today, our soldiers overseas and war re
those entering the minletr•Y are fugecs on Friday June 7. A silver
):aced with greater responsibilities collection will be taken. 'Ladies
than ever :before, Rev, W. Fe V. please bring lunch,
Ivlae11dillen, B.A., 1l•.D., of Shncoe, C very ear cYuUle ovenirtg wns
declared at morning services . ill . sd3eirt tit 'the tonne of Air, and Mrs,
St. Paul's Cathedral, Loudon, Sun- Jahn Seel] on 7`uelulay lest when
dray last, a large number of their friends and
Addressing his message to four neighbours' gathered and presented
new candidates to the ministry. Yemen with a eriait watch and'
who were ordained at an Maples- palate containing a sum of moueY
sive cermony at which Bishop 0; E; prior to his• leaving for London
Seager, of Huron, officiated, Mr. iirllere he is entering the Air Force,
Milian said there was a great call Mr. and Mrs', eleannneu, Misses
for leacleuehili in the church today Rath and Jean Franklin visited with
"The new minister suet be rea.cly Mr, •abbe: Mee, Mervyn Grainger en
to go and do what ,Chris't has rhos- Sunday,
en, him to don he added. "He had is * * * * * * a' *
been. given the power to spread PEOPLE WE KNOW
the Kingdom of God — not only in
Canada tar int Great Britain, but . IMr, Dabid McCall of Victoria, B.C.
throughout the entire world,' calling on old friends during the
Pointing out that the candidates at week,'
were being sailed to the ministry * * *
at a time when the church was be- Mr. ,Gordon Best and ,Friend,
ing seriously threatened• by grow- .af Detroit, are visiting at the home
luganti-Gorimovements, ,Mr: Mac- of _hie .mother, Mrs. Geo. Best..
Milian asked that they give un-
divided time in bringing nett' dis- Mi., W. J, MOC'racicen and Misses
ciples int. God's Kingdom. Mande and Eva were Sunday visit -
Fight Paganism oars' with friends near Exeter.
"The • British Empire is now
a head has been treated over ea
period of years, the heaviest infesta-
tion con•sistuhl'y will be found in
those uuimals Which graze in
meadows adjoining settttennents
where warble treatment is not
given. One farmer in a thickly set-
tled district, who doers not treat his
herd, will be responsible for the
treated edible in adjoining pastures
being rednfesited. It is therefore ad-
visable for co-operation within a
community to be one hunda'ed per
cent.
An effective wash is composed of
Standardized Deride --1. pound;
powdered :soap—'/s pound; and
water—one gallon. When thor-
oughly mixed this wash is applied
to the backs of infesited animals
with a cloth or a brush. It is Im-
portant to be sure that the wasdu is
well rubbed into each cyst, the main
batch of wash being stirred 'ire
quently.
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A direct obligation of the Dominion of Canada
"Since the momentous day of *jest September, hundreds
of thousands of Canadians have been asking themselves,
'What can I do to help win the war?'
"One answer is, By saving!' Every man, woman and
child in the Dominion can now make a direct and con-
tinuing contribution to Canada's war effort by saving
not only his dollars, but also his nickels, dimes and
quarters to buy Canada's
War Savings Certificates."
MINISTER OF FINANCE.
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES: are repayable in
seven and one-half years. If you hold them to maturity, you
will receive 3% on your money — your investment will in-
crease by 25%. They are sold as follows:—
For a $5 certificate ybu pay $4
For a $itr certificate you pay 53
For a $25 certificate you pay $20
For a $50 certificate you pay $40
For a $•100 certificate you pay 580
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patriotic and profitable savings plan, whether your savings
are measured in dollars or in occasional nickels, dimes and
quarters. Canada's War Savings Certificates are expressly
designed to appeal to the man or woman of modest means
who cannot afford to subscribe to war bonds of larger
denominations, but who desires to do something tangible to
assist the Country's war effort.
CHILDREN TOO: Even children can purchase War
Savings Certificates, using their coppers, nickels and dimes
to buy War Savings Stamps at 25c each. Sixteen of these
stamps will buy one $5. Certificate.
DEVELOP THE SAVIIIG HABIT: You can purchase as
many War Savings Certificates as yoµ like, up to $500 ma-
turity value in any calendar year. Buy them when you wish
buy them often. Remember, systematic saving, is success-
ful saving and your Country needs your money.
REGISTRATION: Each War Savings Certificate is regis-
tered in one name only, and is not transferable.
REDEMPTION: War Savings Certificates cannot be called
for redemption by the Government . prior to their date of
maturity. The' owner, however, has the option, after six
months, of redeeming his certificates for cash at fixed re-
demption values. In urgent cases, advance notice will be
waived.
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oonlibating a foe who embraces Mrs. A. Coleman is in London hos,
paganism:,' the speaker continued p•itai where she is undergoing treat -
"This is the foe who :maintains that moot prior to having an operation.
wars are not won by prayers, yet'
we .saw how our prayers through-
Dr. and Mrs. Gilpin, Miss Iiay
out the British Empire "last week . and Miss Grant spent Monday in
were answered by the successful Owen Sound commindng business
evacuation of the Allied foams in Neste pleasure.
Northern, Femme and the renewal * * :e
of hope that will eventually lead Congraitulations are extended to
we to victory." Mies Botty Beat who hag been at -
.Speaking of the thousands of tending Stratford Nonnal Sehool
Comedian soldiers who 'ivoul1 be and was given her diploma without
returning to itace a new civilian having to Write off the final exams.
lite following the war, Mr. Mac- Securing It on her year's work.
Milian said it was a Christian duty * 5 '*
to aid In every way possible in the Mr. and Mpg, Roy Thuell and
Spiritual and moral advancement Betty, Mr. and. Mrs. ano Fischer and
of those who eb faithfully hard de'- Charlie Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Alec
fended ,the principles under which Coleman- and airs, George Davis
we lived. attended the Ordination service in
Tlliase . elevated' to the priesthood St, Paul's'Cathedral, London, when
were Bruce ' William lSambly Mar- the reciter of St. John's .Ohurob
tin, B.A., 0. The., of the Ailsa Craig Rev. F. Watts was ordained.
parish; Lealt•ez' Jamres. Patterson, * * *
B.A., L. Th, who will go to the The friends and relatives who
Huntintgford parish, near Wood- visited at the home of Mary Helen
stock, and Frauds, William Charles Kerr over the week end were Dr.
Watts, B.A., L. Th., of J3rueeels, AWL, and Mrs. Gilpin of Detroit;
Omt. Bertram. A1lannnbre Silcox was Mr, and Mrs Priddrarn and son
raised to elm diaconate. He will go Billie of Owen Sound; Mr. and Mis.
to Otterville" parish. J. A. Kay and son John, Mrs. Kay
The ordination ceremony was and Mese Diclason all of Stratford
conducted by Bishop Seager, as- all came to see the aunties from
elated. by Dr. C. C. Waller, prince. Winaiipeg.
pal of Hilton College; Dr. Frank * * *
Andfens.n, orf Huron College; Rev. Ainiout a week ago Mr. Roy Mc-
Je3frey ,Billingsley and Arolydea- Kay of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs,
con W. J. Doherty. Chas. McNay of town met with a
disquieting experience, On Satur
clay morning Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mc -
AN AUCTION SALE Kay, Helen and Shirley were get-
ef ting ready .to, go to Buffalo for tbe
HOUSEHOLD EFFECT$ week end, Roy had Ailed up his car
WILL BE ,HELD AT THE HOME will gas and had driven back to
'OF MRS. WILLIAM WOODS pick up the family. Leaving the
IN THE VILLAGE OF WALTON key in the car he ran in to let their
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 11th know he was ready but to their sur-
eafe Beginning at 2 p.m. prise when' they came out ready to
TERMS—CASH ; atant, the car was gone. The poi-ica
Geo. Elliott, Auctioneer. were informed and the car was
Mrs. Wm. Wood,. Prop. Sound on Sunday morning 111 a park
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 P. M. 1
Auction Sale
On WEDNESDAY the 12th day of.
June, 1940 there will be offered
for sale the 'household effects of
the late Mrs. Mary -WIlbee at her
late residence in the Village of
Brussels among ,which are the
following:
Extension table, 0 c!haire, side
booed, 2 rockers, 3 small •tables, 3
electric lamps, electric iron, a beds,
springs, mattresses, 2 dresers, 1
stand; 1 ebest drawers, 2 feather
ticks, 3 pr. pillows, some bedding,
cuntaine, radio, foot stool, sewing
machine, kitchen, table, glass cup-
board, comb, 7 kitchen chairs,
Quebec heater, Quebec range, china,
glassware, silverware, odd dishes,
pots, pan& oil stpve, oven, washing
machine, wringer, boiler, 3 oil Lamps
cushions,. carpet, mats, quantity of
linoleum, clock, flour Barrel, 3
creem cans, quantity of fi'»it and
pickles, sealers, ct'oeks,' lawn mow-
er, wheel barrow., 'garden tools,
Quantity of Aloof and coke other
ad'ticles too numerous to mention,
TERMS—CASH
There will be - also. offered . foe
sale at the sante iittre subject .to a
reserve bid the house and two lots,
Terme:—Tett per cent •ptircllaso
price down; .the balance in thirty
days.
IM.iMJ!At D. 13111LL, Druseeis, Ontario
Solicitor• for the Adeninistpatrix,
Harold Swoon, Atietioneor,
near the Woodbine. Apparently
the car wag not grunt bat the -gas
tank was eanpty. So tarter filling
up again Mr. McKay and family
proceeded to Buffalo one day later
than ,they expected.
tiE
object is to make provision for the
best e(ncation possible for all boys
and girls. The beset ie none tool
r(` T E R good,
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Public Meeting
Called
A meeting has been arranged of
trustees and ratepayers for Huron
County as -follows:
Flaee—
.,.. B5VIJSOSELS, LIBRARY HALL ....
Date.—
J17tNc lath, 1.30 lam
(Standard Time)
President
R. H. THOMPSON, BELGRAVE
Mr. Norman, Davies, Inspector of
Agricultural Classes, evtll be the
guest speaker.
Inepedtoals Beacom, Kinlcead and
Game will be preseait ea give ad-
dresses on preeent school problems.
Mr, -Shearer, Agricultural Retpre-
sentative, will also be present, .
Mr. M. A, Campbell, Provincial
Secretary of the School Trustees'
and Ratepayers' Association will.
outline the work of the Association
and some of (1he services available
for schools in Ontario.
Tru,st--ees have a great opportunity
to raise the standard of our schools
and to provide the boys and ghee
with advantages Which- were
thought .impossible a short time ago.
True, the war is communing con-
siderable attention at present bAt
it is impotitiant tlia we prepare our
present boys and girls -to take the
place of those vivo will sacrifice
their lives in the present 'conflict
for democracy. For democracy to
be effective, we must have veli:
trained patriotic, healthy end well
disciplined citizens. The school is
the flannel training ground`
The subjedtis of "Transportation"
and "The Larger Unit et Adminis-
tration" wilt be introduced for dis-
suasion,
This meeting is of a general
nature and not with the object of
advocating any particular .phase et
.the educational system. Tlie main
Hods Fur Coal.
Misrepresented -
Mrs. Graze ,Sincllair, 77 -year-old
liawyer's widlow, 'formerly os Brus-
eels', Ont., bought a 'liaison seal
dont which was made et rabbit skin,
it was contended iiu county court
this, afternoon and a bury allowed
her $275 damages, " inducting p05
session of the coat allegedly mis-
represented and valued at $90, The
decision plan awarded; her 1125 for
books reportedly le.kep by tihe sales-
man for-'ttrade4n" value. Included
in the collection was '.i=re Family
Bible, "Gone With the Wind" and
and her-huslhand's law books.
I, 'Morl'i,S0n, salestiilan, and; -the
G. Mutton Fur Company, Toronto,
were defendants an.cl the slaanages
were mewed' against bell, 0. M.
Wal&h, ICO., 'corned for plaintiff,
charged Morrisbar "head made a
blitzkrieg on, Brussels wilt a dyed
rabbit skein.' The defense clediared
the coot was never represented as
Hudson seal, batt the litry ;found
.there had been mien'ogresentation.
Seed1Ie William _ le echwengei pre-
sitled,
-Taken Crean the Glebe and Mail,
Thsriedey of. lash wee15,
.Dome pz'eneretl to ask questions,
and to take pact in the diecuasien.
Teachers, trustees,
rate
yer.s did
parents are alt welcome.
notify all your trustees' and: others
wblo ane interested in the education
of the boys and girls.
War In the ,Spring
Tell me not in mournful niunbens
That Herr Hitler agates our Fate,
Let not dreams disturb our slumbers,
That the I-Iuus are at the gate.
We are British, ive are free -horn,
We are of the bulldog breed,
We will face the blames of Hades
'Ere our Freedom we'll concede.
'Then how eau man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the ashes of his fathers
And the teulples of bis, gods?"
Thus spake the brave Horatius
In those day of long ago,
As, with two boll fearless comrades
At "The Bridge" they faced ,the foe.
Fearless:1y our sons and loved ones
Have responded to the Call,
Let me pray to God in Heaven
That our Flag may never fall.
If we cannot don the khaki
And, re -cross the ocean's foam
We can "stand fast'' on the Home
Front. , And keep bright the fires at Home.
We enjoy agreater Freedom.
Them the world lrns ever known,
We are garnering the harvest
That our sires et old had sown.
Lest us thein bo up and going .
Following steps " -that they have trod,
Ands though Hitler thielatens ruin.
We will put OUT trust in God.
--'Fred Young.
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