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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LVI, Issue 39, 17 May 1935, Page 7

Next The Bank Open to residents of Leeston, Doyleston, Irwell, Brookside, Killinchy, Dunsandel, Lakeside, Taumutu, Sedgemere, Southbridge, who are over the age of sixteen, one attempt each, free entry, all attempts to become the property of Bernard Brown, Leeston, with whom entries Close on MONDAY, May 20, at 12 Noon. The Judge's decision to be final. "LEND ME YOUR EARS"— AND YOU THINK AT ONCE OF ANTONY AND A CROWD OF ROMAN CITIZENS. WAS IT SHAKESPEARE WHO COINED THE PHRASE? WE DO NOT KNOW WITH CERTAINTY;/ WE KNOW HE ADAPTED MUCH OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES' WORK. GIRLS'WOOL GLOVES 1/HIGH SCHOOL 2/-. LEND WE ALL LIVE BY THE OTHER FELLOW'S WITS. THE BREAD WE EAT IS DELIVERED READY FOR THE TABLE AT OUR DOOR. SATIN EVENING FROCKS 19/6. ME THE WATER WE DRINK COMES TO US FROM BELOW BY INVENTIONS MADE FOR WELL-SINKING. Special Value WINCEYS 9d, 1/-. YOUR TRY FOR ONE DAY TO DO WITHOUT THE OTHER FELLOW, AND THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES OF THAT DAY WILL STARTLE YOU. GIRLS' NAVY FLEECY 'BLOOMERS, 1/9 All., BRAIN YOU WHO THOUGHT YOURSELF SO INDEPENDENT ARE REDUCED TO UTMOST DEPENDENCE. FIND AN EXTRA MEANS OF INCOME FOR THE LEESTON HALL AND WIN £5. When your thinking cogs begin to grind You may be startled at your find. "THE BREAD YOU EAT," "THE WATER YOU DRINK," "THE BOOK YOU READ"— each is the work of others working for you. Why not throw in your contribution? 150 WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS, all 1/6. LINO. SQUARES, Bordered 12/6. MATTRESSES from 15/6. CANTERBURY PANTS & VESTS, all sizes, 12/6. Bernard Brown