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1/2 gal I,e r • + el f1R a• • Rr t 79g
H einz. Tomato Ketchup
zu oz. R.A..APomeAti../IIEW.F,Ati 39v.
Campb'elis (team of Chicken and
Cream of Mushroom Soup 2 for rr ,E, 29c
Schneider IVLargarme one pound 29c
NIE.LSEN'S Jersey ice Cream
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IAN A HEE DEMONSTILATION TODAYI
GEO. SOMERS
Brussels, Ont. Tel : 47J
Olt
i- UR SALE
Go-Kart, good condition. 2 cycle
engine. Phone 12
FOR SALE —
C. A. Allis °tanner Tractor, 2-
row Scuffler and also a MH 4-bar
Side Rake. Larry Wheatley,
Phone .527-0105, Sealorth, Ont.
WANTED —
Either whole or part tizae help
for Henfryn Tile Yard.
Apply to: Homer Henderson
Henfryzi..
lawgeivargarlio
FOR SALE OR RENT —
Which. ever come first. House
recently decorated with 3 piece
bath, cupboards, aluminum wind-
ows and easily heated. Possession
at once. Appy to ,Silmer Ellacott
TENDERS WANTED
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 12. noon May
2, 1966 for supplying and deliver-
ing approximately 10,000 cubic
yards of pit run gravel.
William McArter,
Road Superintendent,
R. R. No, 4,
Brussels, Ontario.
urow Cucumbers
and Make
EXTRA
MONEY
If you have a V2, acre or MOO'
grow cucumbers for
BICK8
all Hybrid Seen`
• Highest prices paid
* Free pick-up at gate
RICKS
Dublin *0.3
I FOR RENT
I House. Anyone interested
284.
WANTED
Cattle to pasture, Apply to:
Joe Holmes - Phono 374J5
FOR SAL
.Potatoes, suitable Or seed or
table. John Perrie Pti3One 422W6
SOK SALE —
Certified Seed Potatoes.
Grewar's Superior Market
FOR RENT
43 acres grassland.
Arie Peters, RR 2, Brussels
Phone 497W4
WANTED --
A baby stroller in good. con-
dition. Lloyd Kernaghan
Phone 220-W
WANTED
Hardwood tops,. in 9 or 1.0 miles.
hr Brussels.
Phone 97W Fred Selling.
WANTED
Ford motor, will fit any Ford
from 1949 to 1954, in good shape.
Phone 97W Fred Selling
FOR SAL.k —
7 section drag harrows in good
A-1 condition, with steel pole.
Joe Brewer Phone 95
FOR SALE
6 room insul brick house in
Walton. Reasonable price, For
further particulars phone 131
Brussel&
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CASH ON THE FARM —
For good heavy fowl, 5Y2 to 6
lbs. 21c to 22c a lb.
Lea Hood
Phone 347-2974 Monkton,
FOR SALE —
A cast iron white porcelain
sink with drain board; also a
sink cabinet,.
Mrs. Stanley Fischer
Phone 475W4
FOR SALE —
New six-ton spring wagon with
new tires, 4, 6, and 8 ply. Less
tires and rims $105; also 8 ton
wagon on 10 ply tires $275. See
me at Brussels Livestock Sales
Yard. Joe's Farm Wagons
NOTICE —
Cattle taken in for pasture by
the month, minimum 6 months.
Barn on farm for shelter. Goad
water supply. Considerable
fertilizer has been sown on
grass last fall. Cattle do well
on this 200 acre farm.
Ian McDonald
FOR SALE
A few real good quality first
litter sows bred in January and
February. Sows are a good size
showing up real well, These
sows have been fed properly to
ensure good litters. The boar
servicing these SOWS is a top,
premium hoar extreme quality.
Sale of these sows will be on a
first Corte, first thoide, basis.
Ian fMcDonald
ANNUAL SLAB SALE
MAY and JUNE
Green Elm and Soft Maple Slabs
(when available). $2.50 Cord
Dry Elm and Soft Maple
Slabs $3.60 Card
Green Hard Maple and
Beech Slabs 0.50 Cord
All wood above in truckload lots
of 7 cords, -delivered ,,Vvithib 2?
miles.
3. H. KEESO dr SONS
495 Albert Ave. N, Listowel
Phone 2914890
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ADDRESS
CITY .PRO
PEOPLE WE KNOW
W.S. Scott has returned home:
after being^ hospitalized for some
time.
Mrs. R. W. Stephens arrived
home from, Seattle, Washiugtou,
front spending the winter with
her daugnt?r anti husband, h r.
auu a‘ixs. Aegis Pellonx.
Raymond. Bronson, soronto,i
spent the weekend at home:wits
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mitchell.
Toronto; were weekend gdeSts
'with Brussels relatives.
'4. ;AA:Pi ACIAVVAii.
vv tyro i vetting Auxiliary
he regular monthly meeting of,
the .kvenning Auxiliary of tne
was hela at cue home of.
Mrs. Unman. stirs. Norman
Pfeifer was in charge of the
theme 'Spring" and the topic
from, the study book was given
by •Mrs. Douglas Evans. The roll
call was answered with the
article for the fall bazaar. It was
decided that the executive will
meet and plan programples for
the remainder of tue year.
Mira. Stuart Steiss was pianist
for the meeting. Lthich was in
charge of Mrs. Douglas Evans
and MTS. Jack Knight.
Personals
Miss IVIary MacDonald, Torento,
was home for the weekend:
Miss Mstine Smaildoni Kitchen-
er, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sine-
Won.
It was incorrectly reported
last week that Sas. Steffler's
farm had been purchsed by Ross
Smith. This should have read
Fred Sihith.
1'lrs. Thos. McFarlane Elected
WI President At Annual Meeting
VIETNAMESE FASHIONS
"Yon can't tell the men from the
women in Vietnam. - - every cor-
respondent has to wear army
fatigues," says COI1 director
Beryl Fox, and these before and
SA'EURDAYb
Mrs. Win. Dobson, l4rs. John,
chtley
Auditors Mrs. ,Kranter, Airs.
.1)Ohsen
17 members paid gees in re-
sponse to roll call. There Were
two visitors present.
Among the activities reported
by members of standing come
Dillies were;
Two 4-1-1 clubs sponsored by
the branch; donations to the Halt
Board; flower beds planted at
the hall and cemetery; WI signs
,posh inalde; stacking tables,
trays and cards purchased; gifts
to grandmother; school pictures
secured for TweedsilAdis- book;
filled Christmas stockings for
iOntario Hospital patients ' at
!Goderich; Stonebrook i Centen-
nial plates 'purchased for gifts;
lunches, served at sales.
It 'was reported that there is a
balance of $275.90 on hand.
Lunch was served, at the
close of the meeting by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Wardlaw
and Mrs. Tunney.
after pitOto$ Semi to bear her out.
Her hour-long film oil the Viet-
nalhese war, entitled The Mills
of the Gods, recently won the
George Polk Memorial Award as
the world's best television doom,
inOtitary of 1065.
yin
catalogue
The annual meeting of the
Ethel Branch of the Women's
Institute was held at the home of
Mrs. Earl Mills.
Mrs Thomas McFarlane was
elected president of the branch at
the election 'of officers which
took place at this meeting. Other
offo,ers elected were:
1st Vice .... Mrs. Cecil Raynard
2nd Vice Mrs. Ralph Keifer
Sec.-treas. Mrs. Jas. Pestell
Assistant ... . Mrs, Edward Gill
District Director Mrs. A..
Jacklin
Alternate Mrs. George
Pearson
Public relations .... Mrs. E4ari Mills
AsSistant Mrs. D. Wardlaw
Branch Directors Mrs. Carl
McDonald, Mrs. Welland Kraut-
er, Mrs. Harry Tunney.
Pianists .... Mrs. Stanley Speiran,
Mrs, Roy Hall
Flo ver, Cotiveners .... Mrs. Hall,
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