The Brussels Post, 1953-7-22, Page 5The liberals say
they can't cut your taxes!
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in this election .`s,;
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We will budget for Government's legitimate reeds
we will stop budgeting for bloated surpluses which -
in three years -took from the people's pockets the
staggering sum of $1,618,000,000 more than the
Government needed.
We will end the shocking conditions in our Defence
Department which the Government's own investigator,
(Col. G. S. Currie) described as: "A general breakdown
in the system of administration, supervision and
accounting Accounting records in a chaotic con-
dition and of little use in determining the nature and
extent of irregularities ... Waste and inefficiency far
more costly in Toss than that covered by actual
dishonesty".
We wilt, without impairing the efficiency of our
Armed Forces, correct the appalling inefficiencies in
the administration of the Department of National
Defence.
We will provide the nation with an administration
whose attitude towards the spending of public monies
will be one of prudence and common sense. A new
e,Government in itself will mean substantial savings to
the taxpayer -it will replace a Government whose
'arrogant indifference to economy was best expressed
by Mr. Howe's scornful remark, "What's a Million?". Or,
"If they need a gold-plated piano it is our duty to
buy it".
We will reduce or eliriiinate countless hidden, indirect taxes which
grossly inflate the cost of consumer goods, add to the grievous cost of
living, increase the price of homes beyond the capacity of most of our
people to pay, discourage saving and initiative,
We will reduce federal taxes by at least
$500,000,000 a year ... without reducing any
pensions, family allowances, or other social
security payments,
$500,000,000
TAX CUT
NOW!.
`Netted by the P'egreuNe Con,e,volive Party. of Canard,
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I CLASSIFIED ADS
WC114e04y, July 2? 1, ,1$
FOR SALE
A 1 Potatoes,
Peter Stewart
Phone a 89
NOTICE --
For painting and carpenter wprlr,
work done by hourly rate or contract,
apply to Steve Howard, Brussels,
Phone 64r7, • ....eeeleelO0018,6,I
FOR SALE --
Year old geese, dozen domestic
grey goslings.
Phone 77r6
FALL FAIR, FCHIBITION ‘71"
PATO FOIL 1983
Arthur
Atwood
Ayton
,13ayrteid
Blyth
Bobeaygeon
Brampton
Brussels
Cltesley
Clifford
Clinton
Ooilingwood
DrayGaa
Mrs. J. McNeilf Dundalk
Dungannon
Durham
lmlr4
xeter
ergus
ordwich
all
orris
rand Bailey
Dover
Iiarrison
Hensall.
olsteln
dertou
NOTICE - I
I can supply you with Reflerho '
Name Plate for your mall box 'or I
gate. Ask or phone 15Jr9, George
Wesenburg�l'^_�!t- i
FOR SALE -- e
1-1.8 L. power driven binder in
i good condition, complete with one
i man control lever and equipped with
rubber tires. I
Jim Knight Phone 43r8
Sept. fa, la
cot, a, ti
Sept, 0.0, A
Sept, 80, °et.
Sept. 11. 1111
Oct. 1, li
Sept. 17 • 13
Oct. 1, 1
Sept. 12. 13
Sept. 15, 13,
June 4
Sept, 24 - ffi
Sept. 19 - 9C
Sept. 9, 11
Sept. 11.
Sept, e, f
D Sept 4, 5 dud.
E Sept. 23. 24
n Sept, 18, 11
F
oat. 2, 3
G Sept. 24 - Zf
G Oct. 2 and
G Oct. 2 mid 3
Ha Sept 16, 17
Sept. 23, 34
s May 21
Sept. 24, N5.
Sept, 30
Sept. 8, $
Sept. 17, 18
Sept, 16, 17
Sept. 29, 23
Sept. 14-11
Sept. 29, 30
Oct. 2, 3
Sept, 17 - 419
Sept. 14, 15
Sept, 25, Ed
Sept. 29, 33
Sept. 12 and 14
Sept, 18, 19
Sept. 18, 12
Sept. 7, 3
Oct. 6, 1
Sept. 10, 11
Sept 24, 95
Sept. 21 - ?3
Sept. 28, 04
Sept. 11, 12
Oct 6,7
Sept. 21 - 23
Oct, 29
Sept. 15, 13
Sept, 17, 12
Aug. 27 - 29
Plowing Match -,d
Durham - Northumberland
Cobonrg Oct d -
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I FOR SALE - II
Y e mare 6 Ingersoll
Kincardine
Lions Head
A good workingClyde
yrs, old and sound, also Registered
Poll Angus Ball 2 yrs. old.
Apply et the Brussels Post.
1 Listowel
London .Western)
( FOR SALE -
j Bray Hatchery has likely what you
1 want in chicks, pullets, cockerels,
dayold .and carted, !rut we advise
I your contacting us soon for. your
1 summer needs. Order your Septem-
I ber broilers now too. Agent Wm
Cr. Bray, Dthel,
1 FOR SALE -
( More pullets? Bray has dayold
i and started for immediate shipment.
I Ask us for particulars. And order
your August -September broilers now
too. Agent Wm. G. Bray, Ethel,
NOTICE --
--
i TENDERS WANTED -
1
Grey Township SohooI Board In-
vites tenders for painting S. 2, No. 1
interior and exterior, Please e4ate i
costs separately. Tenders received
until August let, 1953,
3'. c ei Hemingway, Seo. -Tress,
Brussel, R. R. 8,
Lucknow
Meaford
' Midland
Mildmay
Milverton
Mitchell
1 Mt. Forest
INeustadt
New Hamburg
Paisley
Palmerston
1 Port Elgin
I Seaforth
1 Stratford
Tara
Tavistock
Teeswater
Tlllsonburg
Walkerton
Wellesley
Wiarton
Woodstock
International
LIVESTOCK WANTED
Dead, diaab:ed horses or cons
1 removed frae of charge. For prompt
and efficient service phone
"STONES" collect Ingertroel E1 os
-1 Brussels 72.
NOW
Lowlier Lawns
Beautiful Flowers
Tastier Vegetables
:USE NEW SENSATIONAL
"NA -CHUBS"
WONDERFUL
FOR
AFRICAN
VIOLETS
LIQUID FERTILIZER
Amazing Results In Just A Few Days
Foliage feeding with "Na•Churs" or root feeding is the easiest and most
economical way of feeding growing plants. Already thousands have used
NA -CHUBS and the letters we have received praisiug "NA -CHUBS"
show that you should use "NA•CHUES" on your flowers, lawns and gar-
dens.
ME, DAVIES, the Old Vet Gardner, of Strathroy, Ont., Well Known Gar-
den Authoftl.y, says: "Na-Churs" is really a wonderful product, I have used
it in the greenhouse and in the field and I am very pleased. It is more
than any more, A person just has tocusel at it tosseeabout
for himseellf the wwonder-
ful results that you can obtain with "Na-Churs" on floweae, for foliage and
root feeding with "Na-Churs" is remarkable,
FLORENCE L. MAYER, Omemee and District Horticultural Society,
Omemee, Ontario, says: ,I've had wonderful success using "Na•Churs" on
violets, also on gloxinias. Never before have I had such grand foliage, and
such a quantity of bloom."
K. W. PHELPS, Windsor, Qntario says: "Passing motorists stop to ask me
my secret of gardening success. The flowers, as well as my vegetable gar-
den, have been wonderful beyond words through the use of your product,"
ECONOMICAL
1 Gallon Feeds Over 5,000 Sq. Peet of
Lawn. Used by Leading Golf Courses With
Amazhig results.
1 Pints e, Pin s Quarts , Gallons
59c $1.00 $I.75 $4.95
Makes 16 gal. Makes 32 gal. Makes 64 gel.,Makes 320 gal'
Available at Ali Leading Hardware, Seed,
Department, Florist 'and Chain Stores
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Household Effects
in the Village of Brussels on
FRIDAY, JULY 24th at 1 P. M.
Chesterfled and chair, coffee
table, occasional chairs, library
table, oak dining room chairs,
mantel radio, cabinet radio, china
cabinet, small tables, rockers,
mantel china clock, oard table,
extension table, kitchen chairs,
drop leaf table, kitchen cupboard.
floor Temps, breakfast suite, table,
4 chairs and cabinet, clay bed, het
plate, glees cupboard, bedroom
sulte„ vrrp spring mattress, 2
beaters, 1 enamel cook stove, ottr.
tins, lawn mower, garden tool',
tins, sealers, scatter matte, mir-
rors, large quantity china, kitchen
utensils, Roger Bros, flatware, bed-
ding, linens and fancy work.
7 cord of Hard Maple Wood.
Terms Cash.
Prop., Mrs. Rebecca Hugga,.
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson.
ETHEL
The third meeting of the "Ethel's
Energetic Eight" Garden Club was
held at the leader's home on Tues-
day afternoon, July 14th with six
members present. The president,
Dana Alexander opened the meeting
by singing, "The More We Get To-
gether." The roll call was responded
to by each member displaying her
bouquet of flowers suitable for either
a dining rpm or living room table.
The minutes of the second meeting
were read by Jean Rock. The Mist-
imes .followed. It was decided that
the fourth reteting would be held at
Grace Lamont's home and that
Toa Alexander and Grace Lamont
would be the lunch comntitt.ee,. The
roil call Is to be answered by show-
ing two vagetablea of any one vari-
ety. T,ha dlscuesfon Included the
visiting Home Economist, Miss
Doreen Kern, giving an interesting
talk on the cutting and rare or
(towers. Each girl judged her own
bouquet, Aehieveinent, Day is to he
held in Crnnhrerk on Thursday,
ATTENTION FARMERS --
1 DEADSTOCK removed from year
1 farm promptly for sanitary diem:
Telephone Collect: Bra.reis Urn
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIRhl'rED
August 20th_ Miss Kern arranged
a bogiost of flowers. Grace Lamont
arranged a bouquet of roses. We
discussed reference 'files and record
boobs and reviewed Canada's Food
Rules, The home assignement, were
given. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Wm. Dobson and Jean Rock, Meeting
adjourned by singing, "The Queen,"
The members present then viewed
two very worthwhile gardens, be-
longing to Dona and Beatrice Alex-
ander respectfully.
BLUEVALE
Personals: Mr, and Mrs. Roy ,
,llonney, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs,
A. D. Smith; Bernard Lillow; Lon-
don, with his mother, Mns. Nellie
Lillow; Hiles • Jessie Holmes, who
has been living at Drumbo, has re-
turned to her home here for the
summer, Gloria Minus, Montreal
and Wendy Turner, Willowdale,
have been holidaying with Betty
Griffith, who has come from Mont-
rens for the summer; Mr, and Mrs.
Turner, WIllowdnle, visited at the
Sanderson home on Sunday, and
Wendy returned with them; Miss -
ns Marr and Ruby Duff and Mrs,
M. L. Aitken in Listowel; Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and children
Vineis.ncl, with' their aunt, Mr;t. r
William Mcliinney, en their re-
turn trip fron Sauhte Beach . Rev.
nasi Mrs, Campbell Tavener,
Thorndale, have gone to Holmes
ville after visiting here for a few i
weeks, Mr. Townley, who retired
from the United Churel' ministry
In ,Paas, has consented to take
mirage of Glen Allan and Dollen
T'nited Churches for the remand -
or of the rJhurch year, begin �
Ding Onl. 1. J. H. Cross, Hanover,
nt the home'e of Mrs, Jos. Curtis;
Tau n1 Rtrnehan, Mrs. P. S. Mac.
lTwnn, and Mrs. Andrew Lamont
attended the funeral of their
MIA n. ,Tn1nn S-tranitnn, ni Rrus•
eels,
NOTICE 1
P'or artificial insemination at its
best for all breeds call the Water
lot Cattle Breeding Raeoetatton be -1
tiveen 7.30 and 10,00 a, m. on week
days and 7.30 and 9.30 a, In. on Sun-
days. Phone collect Palmerston 85
ar Clinton 242„...
NOTICE -
Order your Dion Stell Grain
Thresher. Now, 3 sizes, immediate
delivery. - For Sale 33 - 45 Water
Ioo Thresher, nutter in fair con-
dition, 12 ft. Cockshutt Swatter.
Gordon Murray, Walton, Phone
19r19 is your Iocal agent for Dion
Steel Grain Thresher,
WIVES, READ HOW TO HELP
YOUR HUSBAND GET AHEAD
Mrs. Dale Carnegie, wife of the
man who taught millions how to 'win
friends, now tells just how a wife can
help her bnsband succeed. Wives, see
The Americhan Weekly, with this
Sunday's (July 26) Detroit Sunday
Times, to start reading "How To
ITelp Tnur Husband Get Ahead," by
Mrs. Dale Carnegie.
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Pbm. E., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R 0.
Mrs. H, Viola Horr,uth R. O,
WINGHAM 1111R8OHIAL MOP
Always a tarp* stook In Chelsea
Granites to Chose Prem
All modern maehlnors,
fantasia fee
Cemetery lettering a .pp*g1eRit
Artl.tlo Memoriele
et very reateeeable pews.
R. A. N
Phone 256 - Wgbaat, Cel,
NOTICE --
Sewage disposal have your septle
tanks and erne pools pumped oat
and avoid drainage trouble.
Irvin Coxed, Milverton, Phone 154
WS ga As,
COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT
Mix with year own
grain,.. helps keep
cows in condtttion
for big milk produo-
dont As es about
it todayi
Optometrists Brussels Creamery
Phone 118 !Anniston. Oat. PHONE 82 LRU8S11L0
We are dealers for the Toro line of Law®
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with famous
Clinton engines. Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sure to see our line of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which,
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
Sales is one thing -- but we follow up with
service and repairs.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Located behind the East Huron Produce
formerly AIlen's blacksmith sliop aha
Krauter's Tinsmith Sliop.
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels 1
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