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News and Information
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(Ravished by the Department of Agriculture)
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Annum Conventions tial increase during the past year,
but srlpnlents LI the 'Lotted King.
dam were negligible. With the
severe decline in cattle prices in the
Fatted States in recent week. the
market is now definitely an r:xpor:
basis, but the recent reduction in
Canadian markets has placed On-
tario rattle in a position for export
to the United Kingdom,
Poultry Sold on Grade
The trend or bacon and haul ex -
The major part of t 11 ,ate 15 ports to the Putted Kingdom con
poultry wa h. salt' and sn rt 011 'inued to rise rd for the titel e
grade this yea„ thanks to 111_ re.',V,- rte,ntlts yogis, Selrtetrber 1937,
paper adverti-!i:; canna ill 1'Y til'a Canadian espo:r:; totalled 197,0411,.
Dnminioa It,,p:!•.11:.•n!. ,,. Agri.•aPn'” 01) pounds as cmnpared with 133,-
which
33;which received , .,::w a+:-i,ta':,•r :'t i Uuts,,p)n puulois 111 the Praviou:
the (7n`ari, ll. m.t-1.1/1, ;it of :k r,iII1 twr-,:ve.-month period, and only 11,
Ontario Vegetchle Growers Jan-
uary 11 and 12, King I'ldward Hate],
Toronto,
OI4IULFio Fruit Growers' Assort'''.
'tion. January 141th, 26th and 21st,
Royal Connaught lintel, Ilamil:In,
turn' is the m;c'1.r•
Itetai'r, r t the mild le a
being •,rsert ;e!idl vb., :rt.a of
grad,,I peep r, 11 the., Ile,
"8111;. „lir ,., l?y'Itt:3 111., „ ..
neat= t,1:1;. 111 ,r ties, s•,
batt;* 1\ p-'1.0 . -• •
that tt; 1 r 1 I
esprcfu 11• 1 1•,!'
Grafi.. (1 „ h
the bird .. a 1- ,11 o?1•':•, b:1;' as
well -fleshed, dv. t& ''' a tirade "C`
or yellow .rat: te'4.• the world tiirtt
Mr. Tttlk'^v i., ::, ? 1'0'0' a :, and in
quality and lis, :0)1"' not 0l .1•.,it
so 11112(41 111' 411,, i,ouseholdr:r'8 rno1''y,
Livestock Situation
Exr'orts of live cattle to the
United States recorded a zubstan.
COUGHS, DISTEMPER,
BROKEN WIND
have met their master in
ZEV—made by the mak-
ers of Buckley's Mixture,
Stockmen, poultry breed-
ers, etc., who have used
ZEV say it is positively
"sure fire" relief for all respiratory
diseases in horses, cattle, sheep, pigs,
poultry and dogs. It is amazing how
quickly it gets results in the most stub-
born cases. Ira fact, we guarantee ZEV
to do in a day or two what It took old-
fashioned remedies a month to do. Pet
sire SOO. Stock size $1.00. Get ZEV at
H. B. ALLEN
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WALKER'S
FUNERAL HOME
William Street,
Brussels, Ontario
PERSONAL ATTENDANCE
'Phone 65
Day or Night Calle
MOTOR HEARSE
B G, WAI.KER
Director.
E mbalmer and Funeral
11011,000 pound.: in the calendar year
1.131. Tit. rapid progress made by
Canada toward; Millie its gibe a of
869u1,190 pou,94: „ranted by 1h:
United Kingdom in 1932 is quit:'
apparent acrd =very e,ffnr^ .111ntl13 b�
made to pier), at any failing -off in
export-• 110 the; I•i1l'kl't,
hhlp._ -I0 )i' .'ern eattle
olititiI.o reached an 31' time
re ro i th1s y,,-., with the to, a 1:-
b'r ,. r greater than last fail, \I ,.
than the tedrtd percentage o .hrs.r
were. of quite light weights and will
not he ready for marketing until
1Sext ?'11111111et• off the grass, +4trl
quit a11011 Wr will htr Carrie 1
a seetn(1 with".", The 'hett:_r :1•.
flow- tills se anon ;s an hplictrtot,
the abtladaat sr/Mlles of c �,:, s.•
1 feed available in the 1,1'ovInce.
Care of Farm 'Woodiot
Brings Good Iazalts
Grazing by lire 't.lek and lrtra-
it.g probably create more
!o the farm tvorlo1,1( titan ;thy otrl•r
agencies, and hert•f ire f,, ;,,',.'•s
recommend fencing off the wr,s,d.:ot
from cattle and taking ' par.i:ula:
care to see that fire dues not burl
over the woods, 13y following cer-
tain simple rules, farmers cal tee;
good results out of the (•are or the
woodlot. Thr,,e rules arae 1,
Keep the live stock out of tele
woods; 2, confine annual cut'1'ig to
a definite area of the lot; 3, make no
large openings in the woods; 4,
favour the ti*iftfest best -formed
crop trees; 5, rsmove some of the
larger crop trees where crowd n
exists; 6, cut inferior trees for
wood; and 7, protect the woods
against fire.
The reason why live sock should
be kept out of the woodlot ls that
theft' presence tends to have the
litter tranlllled under the trees and
Packs the soil so that the water run-
off and consequent erosion of soil
are encouraged. Further, the ad-
mission of live stock to the wcodlot
prevents the proper growth at the
new crop of trees which conies up
under normal conditions to replace
the rtl'0s3 Ibat are 'harvested, The
actual growth of the standing trees
also is reduced through the ebuerd•
al conditions thus set UP. Dy
keeping live stock out of the wood -
lot, normal conditions prevail aid
with proper thinning of the stands
by eulling the interior trees, the
timber crop will be improved.
It is estimated that Palau wood•
lots, especially hardwoods, will pro-
duce at leas, 69 per cent mora
lumber if the leis are pt'otecte'l from
fire and heavy pasturing avoided,
the increase in production being
realized by 1110 greater number of
standing trees and by the less defect
in the lumber that is grown. All.
other essential In the production of
full lumber crops Is the enpleeleent
of methods of cutting trees which
favour continuous growth, Although
fare w•oodlots do 11111 require the
saute attention as orchards, at the
same time, to obtain profitable re-
turns. some attention must be ,iVen
to the conditions of growth,
Short Courses for Girls
oe,,,' Ino rural y':,uing Nolen
six Ontario counties will receive
four week,' training next mouth
under the •Domtuion-Plov!ncial train-
ing project, Alis. ]less IdcDer'mauu,
Sup:Tin"'acle11: of the Women's
l ;Lein - Drau,,h. Outario Depart.
men[ of Agriculture, stated recently,
t'ou test are scbeduled for seven
counties in F'bruary and fourteen
in March, Miss McDermand said,
'WI01102a'- 0r5alutaThnis all over On-
tario ate ntost enthusiastic about
the courses +111:1 ole: lending hearty
sulk:sue she deviated, The course:
are 411:)1:11,,5 o that the girls wilt
be ah;'r 10 .anti their 0)1111 11vh:k to
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Four courses are available,
Til •t to catering for tou'4sts;
rfhome baked load•;
dr;•s;:nlakiug and remodel -
.111,5 rag iii': king, Dressmaking
pr,. j,_crn u11 :tow under way at
li'urAotth' 1121'1 Wyebr'idge and are
i,-. •0)11
rues,: rtlreessiai, oni iais
sone, -
fontst.s in Jar:nary are scheduled
for Newton Fiubiasoll in South
S!mroe; Olsen, Sound, Grey (ninny;
Milburn, Car'd'•1n collntY: Ar'tu-
chr sten, Dundas eouuty. At all
these places students will be taught
how to cater fur tourist's. At Lens.
13 (clic and 11Irris1011, tae girls will
take up simple dressmaking and re•
modelling.
During February, courses are
planned for counties of Bluco,
Glengery, Kenora, Manitoulin,
Peterboro, Prescott and Kent.
March courses will be held in
Huron, Wellaud, Northumberand,
Victoria, Renfrew, Lanark, York,
Wentworth, Kenora, Rainy River
Middesex, Hastings, Durham,
Lennox and Addington.
The course on catering for
tourists will Include preparation
of breakfast; refreshments and box
lunches, table setting and serving;
fundamentals of hospitality and eti-
quette; requirements and care of
the guest bedroom; booth displays
and simple advertising.
The course in marketing of
Two New Ford V-8 Cars for 1938
ORD MOTOR Company of Can-
ada, Limited, announces the new
Ford V-8 ears for 1988. For the
first time Ford presents two dis-
tinct lines, the De Luxe Ford V-8
---a big luxury car ---and the newly
styled Standard ford V-8.
The De Luxe Ford V-8 car is
entirely new in appearance, longer,
roomier and more streamlined. The
front design is Modern and dis-
tinctive, Fenders are deeper and
more massive. The rich ulterior
appointments of the car match its
outward beauty. Longer bodies pro-
vide more room and comfort and
there is Larger luggage space in all
models. The De Luxe ear is pow-
ered with the proved 85 horse-
power V-8 engine, Shown above
(top photograph) is the De Luxe
Fordor Sedan.
The Standard Ford V-8 for 1838
brings new styling with a longer
hood and flowing curves, Interiors
are spacious and neatly appointed,
New instrument panels have knobs
recessed for safety. The radiator
grille louvres continue back into
the hood to present smooth flowing
body lines from bumper to bumper.
It is built on the same 112 -inch
wheelbase as the new De Luxe and
has the fa n
musr
Po d V -8t
,ng ins
The new Standard Tudor i'UdOr S<datl is
shown above (lower photograph),
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THE DE LUXE
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THE STANDARD
rim offers two new cars for 1938 — the
1 Standard Ford V-8 and the De Luxe
Ford V-8. They are different in appear-
ance — but
ppear-ance—but built to the same standard of
mechanical excellence — on the same 112 -
inch wheelbase.
Because people liked our 1937 car so
well, they bought more than of any other
make. They liked. i<s looks, its smooth
performance, and the way it handled. We
have improved on that car in the newly
styled Standard Ford V-8.
But some folks wanted still more size
and style, with the same fundamental Ford
advantages. For them, we have designed
a new De Luxe line.
The De Luxe Ford V- 8 Sedans are longer
with more room, larger luggage space,
and finer appointments. De Luxe cars
are equipped with the 85 -horsepower
Ford V-8 engine. They provide more
motoring satisfaction al low Ford prices.
The Standard is even lower priced than
the De Luxe. It is a brilliant, modern car.
It has graceful new lines and well -tailored
interiors. It gives you the same basic ad-
vantages of the 85 -horsepower Ford V-8
engine.
Before Ford made V- type 8 -cylinder en-
gines available to every one, they were
used only in expensive cars. Since then,
four million Ford owners have learned the
genuine enjoyment of driving an 8 -cylin-
der ear with all-round economy. The low
prices of the De Luxe and Standard cars
make it easy for you to step into the
V-8 class.
FIT YOUR CAR TO YOUR NEEDS
With two distinct designs, two body sizes
and two price ranges, you'll find a 1938
Ford car to fit your personal needs exactly.
Whatever one you choose, you get time-
./
proved Ford 11-8 performance. Whatever
price you pay, you get a car built soundly
to serve you well.... That's the Ford way.
FOR LOW DELIVERED PRICES SEE YOUR
LOCAL FORD DEALER
De Luxe Ford V.8 models are Coupe, Tudor
Sedan, Fordor Sedan, Convertible Coupe, Club
Coupe, Convertible Club Coupe, Phaeton and
Convertible Sedan.
Standard Ford V.8 is available in three mod-
els: Coupe, Tudor Sedan and Fordor Sedan.
Ford Bells a fully equipped car at the lowest
possible price. The prices on De Luxe models
include twin tail lights, two windshield wipers,
two sun visors, twin electric horns, cigar
lighter, do luxe steering wheel, glove compart-
ment clock and lock, chrome wheel bands, in
addition to front and rear bumpers and guards,
spare wheel and tire and tube, Lire lock, and
headlight beam indicator.
Prices on Standard models include front and
rear humpere an Wards, spare wheel and Lire
and tube, tire lock, one tail light, one wind-
shield wiper, one sun visor, cigar lighter,
headlight beam indicator, and two horns.
Agent WILLIAM RINGLERfp
Phone 73x Brussels, Ont.
home baked fnods will Include
'instruction and practice in making
rolls, pies, cakes, cookies, etc,;
practice to judging baked products;
organization of a home market and
problems in selling.
Girls taking up the dressmakers
course will be taught bow to maks
women's and children's dresses and
given information en dress designs.
and textiles.
Two Cars Shown
In 1938 Ford Line
For 1938 Ford Motor Company of
t'anada, Limited a11110tlilaes tee, din•
!met Ford V-8 cars, differing in ap.
pearance, 841)111utments and ,dire. ;
One Is 'the rte :axe Fool V ;, the
other trr, sttuldt.rd Ford V•S,
The st71111111rd (1(1' is. designed for
owners to whom economy in first
cost 1s paramunt, The de 1118,7 '
ear provide,; soder! luxury 11114 11'y1e
fr,1' those who d. sire them,
Moth eats have the Naar, V-8
edies:.is, There are right d•= hese
types available tied three slumlord
types, 1(0th de. 11120' 011d standard
are powered will. flu) falnams Ford
V44 engine,
The do luxe felt is a slyl'sh Aster
rif the standard. It is entirely new
to appearance, 'Phe radiator grille
Is of new design. Appealanee of
the hood is longer and more sweep
Ing. 1001lers are massive, 111.
crlor appointments are in k1'. -300g
With tae styling of the (exterior,
Substantially more room in the
closed sedans, greater passenger
comfort and much larger luggage
space are provided.
The standard V-8 oars reveal new
styling, with a different radiator
grille design, long hood and filwing
contours. The spacious interiors
are roomy and attractively uphols-
tered and appointed.
In addition to the two passenger
cars, Ford is showing a new litre of
V-8 ,rucks and commercial cars,
Both are newly styled to lend "cye-
eppeai' in ca rtmerc'ial transpalia-
tlmt, The 1'.1138 group of Ford
,rucks includlb the 13lei nor
and 157 -inch wheelbase trucbs 12: ad-
dition to the 112 -inch commercial
cars.
The 1.34-111011 wheelbase trtu'k is
new this year, replacing the 13111:-
ineh wheelbase in the big truck
line; a new frame width for the
131 -titch auri 157dncll w•he,'tha1,lr
units, Improved brakes and tetsie•
steering sad stronger construction
throughout are niilrr advances, 'Cie,
two.tnn trltok is powered will 1111
11111(1 V•8 llor:lepower engine a)1(1 the
14lou hark 12,11 county mini ears
with the 81 hot;r•pewer V-8 en;uc,
F. F. HOMUTT-
Phm, Et., R, 0,
Western Ontario's Most Modern
Optical Service
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by Grant Fleming, M. D,
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A HEALTH SER‘ ICE OF
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SLEEP
In taking stock of personal assets
and liabilities it is unusual to find
sleep mentioned In the list, Yet
sleep uormany represents a quarter
to a third of (,nr'o life. and Is Lily
definitely an asset or at least it
should be,
How long should one sleep? An
infant sleeps t:uylhing up to e!ttll
teen hours out of twenty-four, this a-
mount gradually tapering off till t11
sehonl age Is reached, From tic, t'1
twelve years of age the child s1o01,1
have eleven or twelve hour's sl''ep
and between the ages of twelve and
twenty never Ices titan nine Lours
and pfcfcrably ten.
:deep beetle of nature's sirortte.:t
allies in producing and malut•tining
110111001 health, Sleep should 1),
regarded and hnevfled its 01c of
nature's henetleient gifts to men.
piaci. It is doubtful, however . if
there is any asset which rnan treats
more
Dometdlll . es n
more causally d
Y tar
contemptuously than sleep.
The growing child fights agr.inst
it. Many an adult boasts that he
can get by with very little sleep.
But the fact remains that we are
all intended to enjoy a reasonable
amount of sleep. Just what that
amount is varies in adults but cer-
tainly anything less than six In sev-
en hours sleep cannot be said to he
adequate and tight hours is tt reas-
onable period for the uverege
g)'own-up.
To really enjo; sleep and get the
most benefit from it ceratin essen-
tials are necessary.
'1'lle bed, whether soft or bard,
ethould be to one's 111ti1 g; sufficient_
covering to be warm "l)ut not too
warm; fresh dr, not necessarily cold
ah', but [lir which is renewed during
the night thorough en open tvttdaw;
and above all if possible, 11 menial
attitude whieb lets go or the day's
problems and perplexities slid ap-
pl'oaebc's sleep with an easy mind,
A gond hook, nu hour of 1110050 a
gleavelnt wall, these and mansether
diversions 111X,171CIe mplendl:l Pre-
ludes to restful sleeping.
The art or sound, untilStul'bed
511011111g may be c•nitivated and it Is
an asset beyond. price 1111' 11111111111
happiu ems.
BUYING THINGS
'Poo—MIS ynrir wife done all 111 Cr
C'lirimtntcls shopping yet
llirlc--t:)lr, yev; lasr mon" Now
she's 511131011 to buy a few tri48.