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THE BRUSSELS POST
yS iDN3 SDAY, MAROFX 30th, 1988
ATWOOD
The auction sale on 'Saturday
afternoon in .ho village was well
attended and Auctioneer W. S. Don-
oldson disposed of all 'goods at fair
prices..
The dance Friday night was well
attended and a good time enjoyed
Archie Morris' Red Jackets provid-
ed the music.
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Annett of the
Boundary West, celebrated their
twenty -Mali wedding on Sahu'day
at their home.
Stewart 'Coghlin has completed
his three months' course at the 0.
A. C., Guelph, and was successful
in passing his examination in the
cheese and butter department.
Mrs. Willis Walker of Toronto
with Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McKay;
Billy Greensldes spent the past
week at Toronto; Mrs. G. Roe of
Tharneseellle, with Mr, 'and Mrs. J,
J. Johnson; Mists Noreen Switzer,
Milverton, with Mr. and Mrs. G. It,
Greensides; Mr, and Mrs. Bert For-
est, Mitchell, with Mr, and Mrs,
\V, B. Coulter; Miss Mabel Greet, -
sides has' returned home from Sud-
bury Harold leeirsch home from To-
ronto.
Readjustments
After Forty
1. Slow down, 'but without giving
up career, work or status.
2, Get out of the rut of routine In-
to which People of marked ability in
some Cases especially tend to sink,
3. Find fresh enthusiasm for
tasks -which, having been perSonm-
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EASTER SPECIAL
The New Heaterless
PERMANENT WAVE
ONLY $2.00
Come Early — — No Watling
JONES HAIRDRESSING
Phone 128 Listowel
You also receive a ticket
on our, prize of $100.00
given away
ed, hundreds cf tines, have lost
their edge.
4, Discard certain habits', especial-
ly social practices, which wear you
out needlessly.
5. Use your accumulated wisdom
more and your muscles less.
6. Anticipate later years and the
inevitable easing out of your career,
which may be disastrous, unless you
create, well in advanco of retire-
ment, a set of new interests that
may be pursued after sixty.
7. Keep in touch with the day's
events, with the latest discoveries,
and with the world's exciting trends
in order to continue sensitive and
alert,—"Health,"
Plans To Spend More
pie Hepburn Government Plan
to spend in the fiscal year which
commences Atpril 1st, nearly $4,400,-
000more on the ordinary costsof
government' than was spent in the
financial year just closed, Premier
Hepburn revealed when be 'tabled
his estimate of the government's
expenditures during his budget
speech in the Ontario Legislature
Friday last. The prime minister
announced it -tat the government
expects to spend $59,503,652, during
the coming year and at the same
time he revealed that during the
last 12 months the ad'ministrat'ion
actually spent 555,107,050.
Increased grants to elementary
e'cllools, high schools and collegiaeee.
accounts' for nearly $2,000,000 of the
increase,
One branch in which there is a
noticeable reduction is the item
called "lieutenant-govenor." In
this fiscal year the premier report-
ed that approximately $21,000 would
be scent. for the lieutenant -gov-
ernor's ofllce and in the 1938-39
estimates only $10,000 is provided
for this, purpose.
WON
Dress Up
For Sprinq!
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Oustanding Favourites In
WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS
NEW STYLES !
NEW FABRICS !
POPULAR PRICES !
Smart Afternoon ,Dresses and Hats
New Accessories—
Bags Gloves Hosiery Flowers Scarfs
MEN—Get Ready For Easter
With a New Made -to -measure
Coat or Suit by Tip -Tap
Phone 71
24.95
KING'S
Wingham
WANTED—
Baby's Cot, apply at Post.
HELP WANTED—
A girl to do housework.
apply at The 'Post'
FOR SALE— l —
11 Suckling Pigs' (read to wean).
phone 3119
r~
FOp SALE—
No. 1 Seed Oats. The granor::
filler. apply to
1-c Laura Thomson, Hentryt
FOUND—
License plate, owner can have
same by applying to George Evans,
and paying for ad. phone 24�i-9
FOR SALE—
Seed Barley 0. A. C. 21 six row
thoroughly cleaned 80c per bush.
2-p P. Ament
WA NTE 0—
Experieaced man for 7 or
months none smoker prefered.
W, A. MoQuarrle
RR 3 Brussels.
1-p
phone 23-r-12
FOR SALE—
Pigs, about 7 weeks old also 2 or
3 Good Cows, freshened and due to
freshen, apply to.
1-c J. 'le, McIntosh,
1>'itone 55-r-6 lot, 21, C00, 12.Grey
-^^—
FOR SALE—
White Leghorn 1-katebing legs,
from high producing hens, mated to
pedigreed males. Price 52.50 per 100
also 1 New Ilamps'hire Rooster,
1-c Laura Thomson,
Henfryn, Ont,
8
FOR SALE—
A quantity 0: mixed Timothy and
Alfalfa Hay. apply to
1-p Arthur Rattan,
phone 44-r-19 Blueval•e
FOR SALE -
1 -c Andrew 'Turnbull
Phone 28-r-6
FOR SALE—
\\`illys Knight' Sedan -c
House or rent one half of it.
eppi'y to Jars. Sinclair
75 Victoria St„ London
FOR SALE—
Choice Seed thoroughly cleaned
Mixed Barley and Oats $1-75 per
cwt; Rattner Oats 00c per bus.; 1-p
phone 55-16 J. 51. Knight. & Sons
Classified Ads.
FOR SALE—
About 100 slleets of Galvanized
iron and Quantity of 2x4 &anteing
wll The peered for sole ley anetion
on Sate, Apr11 2nd at the Presby-
Wiwi
resbyterian Church shed at 3 o'clock.
FOR SALE—
Choice 100 acre farm close to
Brussels; Modern brick house;
oink hiu•n; drive shed; drilled
well; will include stock & imple-
nreues; 0 bargain for quick sale.
Apply to 1I. J. Getty, Stratford,
FO:R
--
SALE-
5
ALE-5 Young Pigs, nearly ready to
wean; iDurbam Cow to freshen
April ,tib; 1 Heifer to freshen
shortly; 1 Clyde Brood Mare
(registered.) 5 year old Cow, good
milker,
apply to 1 p
Torrence Dundas
phone 15-r-13 Blyth, Out.
POR SALE—
4 Pigs', Chunks; aisle Whet- Pekin
Duck ldggs for hatching,
1,1) N, McCattlya, •11,11 4
Brussels
FOR SALE -
100 acres, 12 acres of bush, Good
Buildings, never failing creek and
good well,
apply to
1-p Robt. Cochrane
Phone 42-r-9
FOR SALE—
Two Reg, Shorthorn Bulls 1 year
o]d. 1,p
James Moses
Con. 9, phone 23-r-9
FOR SALE -
5 Good Work Horses, ready to go
to work. ltip
apply in Alex, Brewer
Phone 12-r-15 4th con. Morris
FOR SALE -
1 Jar. Bey 14eift'r h'eoh a good one;
500 le, inch hemlock and 12, 2xS 18
ft.; 3 Largo Roller doors with tracks'
1. easy running 3 spring one or two
horse dray with removable sides
and ends just the thing for carry-
ing live stock or bay; 7, covered
phaeton, wil11 moveable front seat; 1
mower and gang plow; 30 rods 7
strand wire fencing,
2-0 G, A. Deadman, Brussels
MAN WITH CAR—
Wndl::1ls Dealer needed for nearby
rural rout supplying established
demand. for Wt ,id leatuo e Spices,
text ear le, Baking 'Powder, Soaps,
Ck•r,ttnsers, Medicines, Ply Spray,
\1i,utvmdlaed Sioclt Tonics. 70 Year
reputation, 10,000 drelers, ,Must
be satisfied with 530.06 weekly of
start. Cretlil ftu'n•iedled right' •parties,
Mite or see Mr. W. (1, Boyle,
Win sham, Onlurk ,
CUSTOM SAWING—
\Vi11 bo none at Brussels opeesile
the Creamery jr, the Spring,
phone 42-11 James Stevenson
NEW SPRING SAMPLES
JUST ARRIVED—
Mens Suits and Top Coats also
Ladies Suits and Top Coats, It
will be to your interest to look them
over before buying.. E. Bates,
4-p phone SX4 Brussels
AGENT WANTED—
For Anker -Borth Cream Separa-
tors wanted, wide awake dealer to
sell Cream Separators. Liberal
commission, lots of territory. apply
3- John C. Dent
387 Cenral Ave., London
FOR SALE—
International Agricultural Fertil-
itlers and ' Fertilizer 'Materials
made by one of the largest fertiliz-
er plants in existence, Also Clover
and Grass Seeds' of all kinds, 1-p
Prices reasonable. Give me a trial
order , Bevan Elliott
Phone 45-r-4 RR 2, Blyth
DIDN'T GET VERY FAR
BEFORE AN ACCIDENT
hIow far ..roes a car go before ie
gets into an accident? It was
shown at Seaforth that even a new
car sometime; doesn't travel very
far before it meets up with a disas.
ter. Ou Friday evening a brand
new car purchased by a resident of
Brussels was out taking the initial
run when the machine left the road
between Dubin and Seaforth and
landed smack up against a post. A
wrecker was called and was in
the act of getting the car out of
the ditch when another car came
along and ran into the wrecker from
behind.
None of the vehicles' were badly
damaged. After a short delay all
were able to resume their journey
again. The first car had only
gone 66 miles when the accident
happened.
ARE YOU AN OBSERVANT
PERSON
Which way does. a cow arise after
is has been lying down? Most
people would answer the question,
but some of these Would have to
consider the problem before answer-
ing. Last week we read where a
woman who had spent six years on
the fano declared emphatically that
a cow rose on its front feet first.
She also declared she know what
she was talking about and had not
been on the farm just for her
health, If she had only known
there was a 1(1411ne in those cows
as s'dems'how freaks in a citrons, as-
all
sall cattle rise on their hind legs
first, finishing with their front legs,
By the 8114110 token of reasoning this
le
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A House on Your
Hands
Did you ever ngure out how
small a percentage of our popu-
lation peas your house where
they could see a "To LN'• Ingo,
or ttow large • p lode rood
our paper? Good tenente are
not the hind that have the to
waste In dohs) around looking
for rig s,. Tbe7_toeh in our
Want Ads,
o If sea have • house' on pour
hand-," house to Let " ad.
will bring them to lou.
wji6..,.. er l w ..o.w 0
Mr. & Mrs, Farmer—
Feed The Best -- The Best Through Test
New Life Feeds
Are Good Feeds
New Life --Baby Chick Feed
New Life—Chick Starter
New Life—Growing Mash
New Life—Chick Developer
New Life—'Hog Concentrate
New Life—Hog Grower
NEW LIFE
Poultry Concentrates
and
Laying Mashes
Bran, Shorts
All Milkfeeds
Bread and
Pastry Flours
"Feed New Life Pig Feed"
Once Tried - _ Always Used
SOLD BY—
HARRY BOWLER
FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANT BRUSSELS, ONT.
lady would no- doubt say that a
horse would rise on its hind legs
first, finishing with its Treat legs,
It is strange sometimes how every-
day occurrences will, escape ordin-
ary observation and that we will be -
]leve a certain thing as an actual
,fact when the opposite is the case.
Even two people obs'ervinp an
automobile accident will quite oaten
have two different views of the oc-
currence.—Flesherton Advance.
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We Have Now On Hand..
OUR NEW 1938 STOCK
We Have a Full Line of ..
Tires & TubesANY SIZE
Sunoco GAS, OILS & GREASES
Batteries EXIDE & WILLARD
A COMPLETE LINE OF FAST MOVING PARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND
Your Satisfaction Is Guaranteed With Every Purchase
Whether It Be Merchandise or Our Work
Our Mechanic Is At Your Service
—At All Times—
Phone no. 8 For Quick Efficient Service
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
CHAMPION'S GARAGE
Ashfield Township
Lets Gravelling Contract
Three gravelling tenders' were re-
ceived by Ashfield Council, and at
their meeting on Monday the con-
tract was awarded to Joseph Kerr
of Winghaen, The contract calls
for 7000 yards of crashed gravel tet
590 a yard, including gravel, deliver-
ed as' required to any point in tho
Township, This 18 an increase In
cost of 2 cents a yard over last
year, Prices quoted in the other
two tenders ware 59c and 66c a
yard. The average haul la about
four miles one way.
AMINIMMINIMMIAIS
DressUp forEASTER
See Our NEW STOCK
of Smart SPRING STYLES
in Ladies' Suits Coats Dresses
Skirts Waists & Hats
Milady Will Enjoy Shopping at our
ACCESSORY COUNTER
For -
Bags Gloves Hankies Flowers Etc.,
Everything New in
Ladies and Mens Wear.
You will enjoy shopping at the
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Wingham, Ontario