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BOARD .1$4.4.17111P. • t
Tbo.nlinotes 'Were read -and .adopt,
.pa I11otio4 Bolger 414 Me
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Motion. of geL‘eana.nd TiroWn tug
13Ctit. Johnsteu be paid twenty 441".
Ara. extra per wait for May and
June .for extra mileage ssi4eet to,
approval by Inpector. Kinkead,
APPLIANCE BARGAINS
REFRIGERATORS NEW
9I/2 CU. FT.. AUTO-MATIP DEFROST ADMIRAL
REG, $429. FOR $815.,
91/2 CU. FT. GENERAL. ELECTRIC DELUXE
REG. $369. FOR $265.
1 USED FRIG,
.... ... ”f.”.90.4 .. ... • ...... . ,09400
RANGES -
WESTINGHOUSE ,TABLE TOP AUTOMATIC
REG. $449- FOR
80" RANGE DELUXE ..,..,..„„ .. REG. $325. FOR $288.
Motion. of Me-Lean and 'Brown, that
tender of Blaton Bean And Son for
painting of No.'s, 7, S end 11 and
'that painting of waShroorps at No.
8 be included i,1, tender,
ItoltIon of McFarlane and Brown
that Bolger anal- McLean after new
'lours at No,'s S and 9,
BroWn and. McFarlane
that following bills be paid;
Cecil Eekmier, labour 444.29
Gordon Knight, wood No. 4 47.0
Jack Knight, wood No. 4 45,33
r Mrsl. M. kIeibeiity ,supplies .50
Wingham, Hydro . 30.32
C: and G. Icrauter. fountain
{ No. S
HOT PLATES
Paper Tebte Cloths
and. Serviettes
Sunburn Cream
Sun 'Tan Oil
Sun Glasses
eir -- Back Again,
t of stock, for a long time,
ries for this popular game.
in stock again.
See our Post Cards of the
Photo Views, and still only
if looking for a little gift to
ok around our store, which
ggestions, in Stationery, pen
s, Yardleys, Tiffany, Cos-
••••• . ........... • .. . • .....A..,.. ... • . .... t6 .1.611,06 .. $5.1114
USED WASHERS „.$40.80 UP
OVER $100.00 NOW OFF REG. PRICE ON
SOME TV MODELS. New Shipment of McBrine Luggage
for your holiday needs. Buy Now and Save
At .*
OLDFIELD HARDWARE
79.52
TEL. 68 Men's, Boys'' and Youths Smart Slacks,
Shirts and. Jacilaegts..
.1111110111111a111111111111111111XIMMENEENMEWEREINEEMIE4 Manna 114"CleTh hot lunch 2.09 supplies
7.81
Swift's General Store, hot lunch
1 gur,r1,;(-0,. . 3.55
1 N. J. Tmgal, r4airs 6.45
1 Stewart Lowe, lint lunch
1 supnlies,
1 ,Lout, Bloke, pumping toilets 20.00
i Pc't Trli. House, mivt. and
1 Envelopes( 8.00
I Reg. 13itton. pionn tuning 6.00
Beg. Bitten, plow tuning S,00
_ 1 wingbam Advlance, advt.
Listowc6 Banner advt.
1.98
2.80
I Harold .'Thomas, repairs ^ 99.03
II Hayrick Mutual, Insurance
remium 239.40
McFarlane
t 'p
Motion of Bolger anll
that meeting adjourn to Meet again
I July kith, at 9 p. m. All above mot-
ions carried. -
J. Carl Horningway, Sec.-Trea.S.
eveloped and Printed
Prompt Service.
Rexall Drug Store
SICK?' PERHAPS YOU'RE
RESTING TOO MUCH
: ' If you have a' hobby or a job that
- involves clonsliderable physical ex-
ercise - yorre lucky. Enerts
itsay this pugh-b4ton 'age is inflicting
'Canadians "with: new physical and
mental Ills:
"Are we becoming a race -of
I Settle', !the title of Marcus, Van
Steen's article, in this. weeks Star
Weekly has ,a touch of hum-or - - -
but very appropriete. You'll want to
FOR BETTER CAKES t
SOLD U4 ISRUSS4i.3 AT
Brussels
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IT PAYS
A. small advertisement in The
Past is your best way of reaching
the market you desire. Don't be
a skeptic - try It and be con-
vinced.
read It.
BRUSSELS MEN'S
.SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
At Home
Belgrave at Brussels June 24
stone School at Brussels June 21
Blyth at Brussels July 6
Wingham at Brussels July 13
Away from Home
Brussels at Londsboro June 27
Brussels at Blyth July 4
Brussels at Wroxeter July 8
BUTCHER SHOP
COAL
OOPS I Now you've caught me with my price of coal dews
Take advantage of the low spring prices to get your bin 111111
for next winter's comfort. Order now.
Robert L. 'Cunningham
',Our Coal Makes Warm Friends"
Phone 86-12
Ethel
SEWAGE DISPOSAL -
Have your Septic tanks and rash'
coots cleaned the sanitary wry Dow
to avoid trouble.
lrybre Caxton. Phone 114..
hiffeertos. Ost.
F.
FAMILY
RATES
.No Charge
for Children:
14 and Undet,
+0.
800 ROOMS
WITK IATH
from $3 50
GARAGE and
PARKING LOT fr
MCNEIL'S SHELL sigRvtcE
SHELLIIIIIIRICATION. WELL HOUSEHOLD AND
WILL PETROLEUM •NODUO” '74
DUNLOP MMES
4 cParto and AiNIMILINIOL
Austin Sales and Service
414eIsrastssd repairs to all ,issitas sr ears sad Snake
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;ri WOOD'S Tip
Tep
Tailors
New . Mid-Summer Merchandise •
Kiddies. Wear- T, Shirts, Pedal Pushers,
Rompers, Swim Togs, etc.
Cotton Skirts, Blouses and Inexpensive
Summer Frocks - also
Better Dresses.
BRUSSELS, LADIES SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE TO START MAY 31
July S -Clifford ,at Brussels
July 22 Mount Forrest at Brussels
July 25 Brussels at Pinkerton.
July 29 Paisleyat Brussels.
Fergus and Sebringville get a
bye into playoffs.
GOUO FOR,
ALL KINDS
BAKING
Proven the best
*Florbait Is the completely new low-cost
method, of form fly control -- amazing
effectiveness 195%) proven by thousands
of Canadian farmers last year. The
seuet of its success Is •TRILURE, o power
fol attractant.
' EASY TO USE In Its special duster can.
•Rorbalt and Trifur* ore Reg. Trod. Morks. HOWARS CHEMICAL C0.1110111
ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO
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HARDWARE
Brussels, Ont.
OLDFIELD
Telephone 68
try's most popular
LLER
venience, comfort,
opolitan atmosphere in
An the center of all
owntown activities. Newly decorated.
Ultra modern, comfortable guest rooms ...
excellent food at moderate prices in
cur modem coffee shop and cafeteria.
Radio end Television in room.
Air Conditioned rooms in season.
• MORE DONE IN AN HOUR
WHEN/ IT'S DONE WITH POWER
What one man can do on the farm \ of farming and has given agricult
in work output has been increased the greatest lift in years. And t ,....„ pany times by the developments mechanization has contributeik
In power farming equipment in greatly to the more wide-spre# I recent years. * 4104 in, higher standardi i :1 Tractors and implements IQy of living: ,
available give control over the worig In the advancement of thq,
the year 'round and 9ji more apd erations through mechanizatA '
9.0ed to employ hard-to-get aad #:, ' , rig and Ferguson tract Ors
L
more farms• there is 190 and I* pnlre l'& ye tound in UM"
hksi *Itge vi.•4 labour
Mechanitation has nn$4.1.1Aita Ovantages that help them do
to the farm than t,lief in* . work easily, quickly and m
drudgery and free4c0 froa4 kepi? ' profitably, Your loyal dealer
burdensome physical toil. *elm- be glad to tell you, about the fates
nization has brought a new concept detreloptileritS.
high-cost farm labour.
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DETROIT _MICHIGAN ermiltIOCC rTECICCC
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General Manager
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AN EXPERIENCE
'011 TROPICAL LIVING
WI to desi gn . . ultra
modern guesf rooms and
a(tellle bedrooms, luxurious-
tondihed
plot• /a pleasure .. *
fa ipdoll and cabana
Mahone, round-
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Nit ta priee.*.
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FLY KILLER
ever used!
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