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u Wednesday, lannarv 5, 1949 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Small Ads V ANTED - Anunaia nriubU foi mink and fox leed. â€" fiert Hclntoati FOR SALE - Pair of lady's white skatiiiiroutfite esize 7. Phone Fle- iiherton 57w. ;iOcl FOR SALE â€" 3(5 Yoikshin- pigs, tj weeks oW.â€" T.'d Wade, R.R. No. 1 Ceylon, pjhoiio iOwVZ Klesherton. FOR SALE â€" Ravi) hanging lanip coa! oil. Can be sacn at the Co operative store. 20p? FOR SALE â€" S»pv.art-\Vainui hat- tery radio, re.il >ro,.J worki.-i;; order. â€" Ranald P.ir-on^, Eu).'eiiia' phone Fever.'ihani 30rl5. .{Opi FOR SALE -- .Man's overcoat, size 38, navy Wue. in >food condition. Can be seen at .Advance office. FOR SALE â€" l\. h.p. International gas engine and Beatty pump jack. â€" Wilbert Fisher. Maxwell, phone 121w2 Flesherton. 29p2 FOR SALE - 50 cords Kin. body- wood, ilry, also quantity 14 inch stove wuo<]. â€" Ale.x. Duncan, Cey- lon, phone 40Jj Kleshcrton. "liefiUe enKaigring rooms in your house," .-iaid the bachelor, "I want to know if there ar-,- .'.i.y lainijCif with cryinif babies sl'.iyinp iiere." "I'm afraid there is," replied the landlady, "but we " "Well, 1 was just jtoinp; to say," continued the other, •'that if theie are, 1 want yiiu to put me in the room ne^'t- to theirs. I want to wake up in the niffht and heai- theli trouble, so that I can conBratulatc myself again that I'm not mai-ried." The Speeding Up Of Rural Mail Is Needed "The P'rinted Word" is the name ol' a j.mnphU'l published monthly by Messrs. Johnton, Everson & Chailes- worlh, who we judge to be expei-ts in the field of public relations. Their stuff is well worth reading, and never worthier than in their most recent issue, when they take up the matter of Canada's recent change in air de- ivery, iwhereby a letter may lie sent between the various cities of Canada rOR S.AI.E â€" Cow to freshen May [for four cents. 1st â€" J. Brackenbury, Flesherton. Briefly, they point out that if the ^ vei r.nient ha.i money Local and Personal FOR SALE - York.shire pigs. 8 weeks old, just .weane<l. Phone Flesherton :52J1. 32e1 " BOWL FOR &ALE â€" Yorkshire boar. 10 ' months old, good bacon type. Ap- ply to Russell Brocklebank, Lot^ 28, Con. 14, Eugenia P.O. 31c2J FOR SALE â€" Lady's black skating! outfit, size 7, in j^ood condition, i 'May be -seen at E. .J. Fisher'.;! store, Fk'shei-toii. :i2c2 ! FOR SALE â€" Quantity of wood, elm and maple mi.xed, 4-fool lengtlis, cut any length desired. â€" Wallace! Hamilton, phone 7'.) Flesherton. I - I â€" ^â€" -^^^ I FOR S.ALE â€" Ski outfit,, 7 foot' ski-is, poles, lady's s.ki boots, size 5, sell cheap, hardly used. â€" Mi-s. J. O. Dargavel, phone 75.13. money to throw ar- ound by providing a service for all, which is desired- and needed by only 11 fow, they might well. toss a few |)ennies foi-ward providing sipeedier delivery to the smaller centres, and start paying a decent rate for rural mail carriers. A letter comes to Toronto from Vancouver in about 14 hours, it is stated, then takes 48 hours to get out to a rural route around 80 miles out of Toi'onto. City newspapers can reach the small towns in a few hours â€"the mail takes a day or more. Air mail at four cents will not pay a pidfii, the aiticle spates, and sug- gests the g'overnment is interested in simply trying to make the Trans- Canada Airlines .i jiayiM^r propo- sition. There are a few of us who use air mail, and still fewer to whom the dilfeiencf between the former seven- j cent rate and 'l.e present four-cent matters a tinker's cuss There are SKATES â€" Several pairs, of good skating and boot outfits, sizes 4, 5, 7, 8 and a new pair eof size 11. See them at T1|.' .Advance office. ' NOTICE â€" Now is the time to or- der your Tractoi Disc Harrowis for Spring, P^leuiy-Bissell, on the way now. See your dealer â€" W. E. Belts, phone 40.1 F"h'sherton. '. j FAR.M FOR SALE â€" 170 acres ini Artemesia, lots i:{l-ia:5, 2nd range W.T.&S.R. About 100 acres fear- ed; 30 acres good bush, 20 acres | swamp; balance pasture. RunninK trout stream, li-room brick house | small barn. Apply to W. L. Doug- las, Babcaygeon. ".Of2 Hello Homemakers! Resolutions made? It is not too late. Do not make them too difficult or you'll break them too easily, and so. subt- ely lose confidence in your will pow- er and integrity. Let your resolu- tions have- some bcai-ing on your everyday life. Since many homemakers agree that they would keep resolutions if they only had the TLME, you will probably agree that interruption, not procranination, is the thief of time. Interruptions ai'e upsetting lor luiinerous leasons. Maybe if you understand why, yoii will be calmer. 1. Urapreparedness. You begin ev- ery household task with a mis- taken idea (although it may be • uliccn.-ei(n;.s.) that yni will ' 'ov ' ment were authorixed to purchase permitted to complete it in iinin- I gome light delivery vans -and sent tervupti'd bliss. Conseiiucntly y.ui j (,ne to each town serving a larg>' are unprepared for time-out, 2. Frustration. Your thoughts which i I he Trans-Canada Airlines in com direct your actions, move in Mr. Fred Taylor spent a couple of days in Toronto last week. Mrs. H. Wilson left on Monday to visit with Ml-, and Mrs. Lnrne Faw- cett at .\lder.=hot. Mr. and Mrs. Don Helson of To- ronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. McCracken. -Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Ottewell of Pickering spent the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ottewell. Mr. Ted MacTavish is in Toronto this week taking an accounting course sponsored by General Motors. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hopkins and family of Peterboro spent the New Year week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MaoLean. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald of Toronto and Mr. C«cil Thistlewaite of Shelburne spent New Year's with their parents in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Fawcett re- turned to their home at Aldershot, after spending a week and a half with the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pedlar. Miss Mary Macmillan is improv- ing nicely in tb-e Markdale Hospital. .Miss -Macmillan suffered a broken hip bone and broken arm when she fell in her home in town recently. Mr. R. J. Blackburn of brangeville is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. J. many undreds of thousands of us, however, wh" would stand 'up and Fisher, who is improving nicely from dieer if the government awakened to the stroke suffered a week and a the use of modern road transport for half agQ. the speeding up of niail to small towns and rural areas. The Courier has had its own tioubles in this connection, so while we can't help feidin;-- dreadfully joy- ous that some people in Vancouver are hearing from Aunt Susan in To- ronto in 1-1 hiurs, wu wouldn't feel t^o badly it' the post office depart '.Mr. Thos. Phillips of the 4th line suffered a stroke at his home Thurs- day of last week and is confined to the Markdale Hospital. His condi- tion is not very ojood at present. Doucett Urges Safe Driving As Resolution For Motorists Ontario's IfiOO.OOO drivers are rural area. Maybe it wouldn^t keep j.^,.^^^ ^^^ ^^^ jj^_^ George Dou- cett. Minister of Highways, to make Year's resolution: petition with private busii'css m j ^^.^ ^^^^.^, ^^^^, stream of consciousness. It's like t gen. ral a chance ]^^^^^^ ^^ ^^;'\ .-, will drive with care and consid water flowing downhill - once iho'more promptly. -"â€" -; "to'^^^.o ' eration for ethers.' stream is .stv'ed. it d,-ii't want I pcv.jle who do not live in Toionto, to stop. Consequently, you feel | and Vancouver. â€" Perth Courier, 'frustrated if stopped suddenly, j , 3. Anger. This is a natural '^'nu'" i ,j,.,- ^,^.^ CONTUIUUTION reaction. The adrena glands '". », 4 ,r.f. t-rmisi pour adrenalin into the system, [ ''<» WOBU) NAVlG.vriON which upsets the balance of tin FARM FOR .SALE â€" 100 acre farm Lots 166-1C7, 1 S.W., Artemesia, 2 miles south of Flesherton on No. 10 Highway.â€" L. R. Thistlethwaite 38 Roosevelt Rd., Toronto. 5t.f. NOTICE â€" Would the kind friends who brought food to our home during our sorrow, kindly tin iti^; us so that we can return the various dishes to their generous owners. â€" Mijdred McMullen. FOR SALE -- House with '4 -acre of land, 5 min. walk fr^m school, Vandeleur corner, Pt. Lot 20, Con. 13, A(tt>T1ie»ia. . Apsply to T. Skin- ner, Be-aver Fishih)!; CliiU,.^ Eu- genia, Ont. 32c2 entire ibody when one is angry. 4. Confusion. You feel confu.sed be- cause you are temporarily "un- ibalanced." That's 'why you put sugar in .your cake twice and cut one trouser lej"- too short. HOW WK (â-  VN COMB.iP DISORGANIZATION '1. Change your attitude. .Accept t)i(! possiiiility of interruptions- as a normal part of your housewife's job, as being called out in the iiiiddli. of the night is pait of a iliictor's joh, 01 walking in the rain, part of a postman's j<'b. .Ai, cxhiljition was recently opened in London, England, iUustratinv the ;n'.Kre^s of the art of navigation through the ages. Performing the opening ceremony, the Duke of Ed- inburgh said that it was entirely ap- propriate that it should be held in Britain, which has contributed near- Iv all the notable advances in navi- Kational science. The first comvlet- ,ly nnutical almanac emanated m Britain, as did the first sextant .m.l the first marine chronometer. Ine exhi-bits also include the ..a"he-t known tvptical instrument in the world, as well as many other h's- nterosting telesopes. The development of tha last t( r •â- ally Start y^'ui d:iv rif-hl. Say to f rcvoUitionary (I . V(urself •Til remain calm today, no decade are well illustrated. I li-,'-,e include nidar, echo sounders matter how- niiddening the interrup- tions are." 3. Plan yoiii- day's work to allow l< 11 or m i\-v mituiti-s for interrup- tions in each hcnir's work. 4. Don't get angry. It's not the ' rildie directi.)n finder- ani an el-t-io e> e that can P.ien-(- Mio densest fog- Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the undcr.signed secretary of S. S. No. 17, (Rock Mills), up to Wcdnes*hiy, Jan. 12th, 1949, for supplying 15 cord.-i of Ifi inch hai-dwood, maple or beech. Lowest or any tendej- not necessarily accepted. WES SMITH, R. R. 1, Flesherton HARRIS & DUNLOP liAKKISTKHS. SOLK riOUS. EU. Phone 3H .MARKDALE Mr Dunlop will be in C. J. Bellamy's cftire every Sat- urday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. A indue ruled that a Kansas man 4. mnt get angry. It's not the' "^ -'""^' uueu i interruption that does the damage, »>=^'> "" ''T" " ' . L„t a Tod if. your an,er. So, oncourage t^ie ^e agree that you can t beat a good DR. T. D. PARK PHYSICIAN ft SFRGEON Gtaduate of Toronto UnlreraHT Office: Kennedv Block Phone 77 F1eah«rt«B CHARLES J. BELLAMY MUNICIPAL n.ERK iMucr of Marri«ir« Llccnae* CONVEYANCER Willi Mortgages, etc. Deeda Agreemtnta A commi^niorf-r for taking affidavita Offl««, Toronto Str**-!, Flaaherfon IWtlAMM »W â- ag( cheerful lKi.bit. 6. Put your unconsciiuis mind tu woik. Rcbix when yr.u can and then do things calmly. IHI-: (JlKSItON itox Mrs. C. W. asks: How to keep fruit from sinking in a cake .'\n-s\ver: Thi^ washed iiiisin- ;uid currants shouhj be Irained, patted dry with a towel and tossed with one-third of the m<'asiire(| flour from the recipi-. "The basic cause of most acci- dents," Mr. Doucett states, "is just that hick of care and consideration foi others." Reviewiii).- the traffic accident re- cord in 19*48, Mr, Doucett points out that Ontario has been making good progress in traffic safety. "lOn the Ibasis of gasoline used in the province, the death rate fvoivi accidents in rj4« was loiwer than for .â- ;iiy previous year. Desipite a huge increa.sc in traffic, the death losses for the Hl-month jieriod to the end of November were (i7() deaths this year, compared with 667 in 1947 and 717 in 1941. "B\it as I have said before, no im- provement in traffic losses is good enough. The terrible toll of lives and pei'.sonal injuries, the broken hi mes, misery and tragedy is far highc)- than it used to be. In the New Year, 1 hope that every driv- er in the province and every pedes- trian will join in Ontario's safety program. "The full suippont and co-ope;ar tion of all citizens - motorists .ind pedesti-ians alike •- is n e li-:!. M this time, in the presence ..f t^he many hazards peculiar to '.vinter. 1 would like to a('<' n:y supp'rt '. > the i-tl"ort9 being carri.'d on by the police and other organizations to mrke 1949 a s.»f.', as well as a ^. i-,,uiil.- iiinched in Italy for kiss_ x, 1.. . iUK in puiblic, was released whenlh:'.PPy New Year. the girl started weeping. Putting over a fast bawl, we call it! t i t V I t CREAM There is still a tremendous demand for butter and prices are good, and likely to stay that way. So, by a little extra care in the feeding- of the herd, production can be stepped up, and by so doing-, receive larger profit.s from the herd, and especially if you market your cream at the Flesherton Cream- cry, where you are g'uaranteed all that is in your cream. Bring in your eggs with the cream. We are still in the market for fowl and chicketis, alive or dressed, and will pay • top market prices. t Flesherton Creamery Angus Avis, Manager Phone 66 Flesherton Ontario M>.x.<.<"><"><K«<**><~><'<'<~;~><~x»<*<~x~><K~WKKKK~i~>-v»M«<~;">* ^A / « 4: The New 1949 -i^ v;..- FORD See It and you'll agree, the '49 Ford is completely new, from the ground up! New "MidShip'Riilc.with new "Hydra-Coil" Front Springs and new "Para-Flex" paral- lel Rear Springs. New longer, lower lines â€"combined with new "Picture Window'" Visibilityâ€" in a 59% more rigid "Lite- guard" Body. New, 57!^ roomier necp* Di'ck ' Luggage Locker. New, 'M.igic Action" Ring-Size Brakes. New, \y>\) Up. V-8 Engine that saves up to lO*^ on g.iso- line. h all adds up 10 the linest Foril cic» . . . with an overall new Jl-siuu t'nai makes it "The C;ir of tin- ^'e.ir"' BOYD BROS., Dealers, FLESHERTON CREDir MJCilON W. (it, lit auction sale of Horses, & Swine by TRiEVOU THOMPSON, .Ml.--. .J. ii. ,isks: Why ilid my can- i l-ot ". ^""»- i'- Euiphrusia, on Tues., ,!> be.-ome sugary when u-it ^h^vve^l ! Jan"ii»"y I'^li- at 1 p.m. comprisinu- soft-lmll staye. .-\ii\vei-: Wni)) a damp clolh arouinl Ihe tin<'^ nl' a fork and wipe down (he sides of the kettle to preven niiy sujfnr crystals from (foiny: bn- into the syrvi|i. Miss .M. K. asks: Why ili(! butler scotch candy not burden wheu we boiled the mixture «lowly nvi^r ilirecl hciit. Answer: First, do not allow sUKai mi.xture to boil until sugar is all dissolved. Swondly, a steady boil â€" not a simmerâ€" is necessary tn Ihicken candy mixtures. Miss .7. S. a-iks; C>an ynu sugrgest ways of u.-^inif home canned peaches that have turned dark at the top of the jar. Answtr: I'se in upside ,1'iv. i' i-ake mashed in a fruit f^llintj for a layei cake or pureed with apple sauce or with prune?. matched Icam of chestnuts 7 and 8 years; ll Cows, l-l Calves rising 1 year, 4 Younp Calves, 4 Sows. Terms: All sums of $20 and under cash; over that amount fi months credit on .joint notes, bcarinff (> per cent interest. â€" (JKO. K. DUNCAN, Auctioneer AUCTION SALE. Farm Stock, Impleiments, Hay, Grain and Household Effects by thr NAT HILL KSTATE, S',^ Lot 6, Con. lO, Euphiasia, on Wednesday, Jan. l2th, comii)ri8inK' Horses, pure- hred Shorthorn Bull, 7 Cows, 5 Heifers, lO Yearlings, full line of implements, almost new, g'nin and household effects, to commence at t pm. Terms: Cash. â€" WM. P. McKAY, Auctionee' rfii^,ii.'tv<«L ROUND TRIP TAX INCLUDED New York $23.75 Chicago $23.85 St. Louis $30.65 Detroit $15.85' (Subject to Chanoe) Bockn's Service Station * t