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NO. 4 Highway — f Mile North of Wingham
WINGHAM
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 19
800 P.M.
REPOSSESSIONS — ISANRUPT STOCKS
And Many, Many, Peraonal Consignments Consisting of
APPLIANCES - FURNITURE - TELEVISION - CLOTHING
EARLY BIRD 00+0R, OPENER .., LADIES' 1st QUAUITY
NYLONS (Reg, .99) NOW 390 (Limited Quantity)
J'CRNI:1 t itE ,,-a-pnto Dita vapor'. Suite that folds oat to a Lull •Y4, size
Ian with nylon eu\ t.r and swivel rocker, a 2-piece .Preach
Cliesterfield sut covuree is a top grad-, nylon cover. 3 other assorted
liesturhola Sets won wain cushions, 2 9,piece Coopertone or Chrome
Kitchen-Dinette Seta eousisting of S chairs and 72" table. 2 7-piece
Sets consisting or G chairs and a GO" table with an inlaid tops I
puce Diaua L, (mina tone Dinette Suite. 3 Bookcase Bedroom Suites
cempiote with !Jed. ilrtaiser, chest of urawers and a matchiug Boa
Spring and ,Oatires with each set. 2 sets of Lamps consisting of a
'frilight and 2 Fable Lamps to each sea I set of Solid Step and
Coffee 'rabic* ju Arborite finish—other Step and Coffee Tables, 2-39"
Contatiental Buds complete with headboard and legs, i-a4" Conim-
intal Bed comt.lete, 4 full size .54" Spring Filled Mattresses, 2 Host-
ess Chairs, i '1aLCUrui nooker 9xi2 Rug, lii-chair, Telephone Table,
Kitchen Step z-tool, Chrome Rocker.
APPLIA,NCKS and TV—A large Refrigerator With full cross-top
freeier, 2 Electric Rauges, one being a deluxe model. A long-skirt
W'asher with pump, Automatic,: Washer and Dryer matching pair.
Combination 'Radio Record Player, and Itist of all, 4 different
television Sets, Si ' models that have all been checked over and are
'In A-i working condition.
All appliances in this sale are Guaranteed to be in A-1 Working con-
dition when you link. them up at your home.,
CLOTHING FOR '1HE E,NTLIUO FAMILY—A large selection of
Clothing has just been received for auction fret]. one of the largest
Clothing Wholesalers in Canada. This lot consists of MEN,'S CLOTH-
1NrGt Socks, Ties Sweaters, Dress Shirts, Sport Shirts,
Lross Pants, Pyjamas, T-Shirts, Work Shirts, FUJI 7`11111 LADIES and
T4ENS--- Doable Knit Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Nylons', Cardigans,
Pullovers, Slims. Jackets, Dresses, Socks, Pyjamas, Slippers, BOYS -
(TIRLiS and BABIEk-,., —Jeans, Sweaters, Shirts, Blouses, Seekti, SadketS
Pants. Sierna,rl.:, -coals, crawler Sets, 'r-Shirt's, .Jumpers,
Skirts, Dresses, Sweater Scts, 3-piecci Sets, Sleep and Play
Sets, 1-piece Vul=•et: Suits, Coat end Hat Sets, atid: many other
items toe numerous to montien.
This stile eo-niiiirted by Forost City Distributors, London, Ont.
DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE;
AUCTIONEER ---- LEO E. BIRD
Terms Cash - Cheques Accepted on Furniture -5% Sales tag 111 Effect
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ETHEL, ONT.
CENTENNIAL SfECIALS — JULY 15th, 16th l'ith
TREET DANCE
§'ponsored by Blyth Teen Town
ore FRIDAY, JUNE 16
NLAR bLY'f H PUBLIC SCHOOL
Music By
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SUt dancing 9 to
Dress Casual
aaimissiou at Popular Prices
95c I Everyone Vvelooala
'11•1Par.: FRIDAY,
WO CENTENNIAL DANCES
Grey Township Central School
CENTENNIAL BALL
JUNE 16 KEN WILBEE ORCHESTRA
Neilson's Jersey ice Cream
NOTICE
To the residents of the Village
of Brussels; the Council, as a
Centennial project will pay $2.00
to each person who will plant
hard maple trees in the boule-
vards. minimum height 7 it.
Speeifications from the Clerk's
office.
Wm. 1-1. King,Clerk
Village of Brussels
FOR RENT —
Grass Farm. At Jamestown.
Phone Wroxeter 560W3.
WOOD FOR SALE —
Seven. Cord..-Hardwood $28.00
deny( ruci, Softwiod $17.50
Craig's Sawmill
Phone Auburn 526-7220
SALES HELP WANTED MALE
La a itawieigh. Dealer in flurou
Coutio,, ,Good year round earn-
Inas. .ta,o capital aecessitio.. \\ rite
hAtwit.ngli, Dept. iU, 1UUL)
Richelieu St., St. Heavy, Mont-
real.
SEE CURRIES FURNITURE
IN WINGHAM
oo,• gigantic -Gay Nineties'
Sale. Sale star Ls June 15th.
soeuita Oils week o rooms
of initiative; lu tattoo bedrouin
suite, 10 piece living f OULU suite,
piece kitchen suite; all 25
pieces ONLY ..3113.00. Terms
weakly. carioca offer FREE
Parking, Storage and Delivery
DRAIN TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
enders will be received by
the undersigned until 5 pan.
Monday, July 3rd, 1967, for the
construction of the following
municipal drains in the Town-
ship of Grey.
t.:ElLER, DRAIN which consists
of 4,960 lineal feet of covered
drain, 8 catch basins.
WEST Alt:TAGGART DRAIN
which consists of 3,355 lineal feet
of open drain, 4,300 lineal feet of
covered drain, 5 catch basins.
FIFTH CONCESSION. DILUN,
which consists of 11,340 lineal feet
of open drain.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Township Office,
Ethel, Ontario. Tenders to be
accompanied by a certified cheque
for 10% of amount of tender
Lowest or any tender not neces,
sillily accepted.
Mrs. El. M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
THOMAS JOHNSTON
deceased
ALL persons having claims
against the estate of Thomas
Johnson, late of the Village of
Walton in the County of Hukon,
retired mail courier, who died on
or about the 28th day of Septem-
ber, 19613, are required to file proof
of same with the undersigned on
or before the 27th day of June,
1967, after which data the exed=
utors will proceed to distribute
the estate haVing regard only to
the claims of which ..they shall
then have had notice.
DATED at Brussels this 3rd day
of Juine, 1055.
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD
& MILL
Solicitors for the Executors
Brussel§, OntArio
Personals
Mrs. Pred Sinalnam was able
to come home .front Strataued
I maim id oil i harsday..
• Airs. alartin McDonald is a
patient in 11'iubham hospital,
also Rev. \V .A. WRIlama, Mrs,
Alex SWISS underwent eye surgery
in Victoria hospital, London and.
Airs. .Robert Gordon is in Seatorth
Hospital. We wish all a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and. Mrs. Duu jacklin and
daughter Tracy, Bloomingdale,
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Igarl Dunn.
Mr. and 1Ir5. 'foul Cuusilt. and.
boy s, Varna, visited on Sunday,
with Mrs. Stuart Avails..
Cranbrooa Evening Group
.i.iie cranbrook E+ ening Lir.aip
held their Centennial meeting at
the home of Mrs Stuart Steven-
son, The leader, Mrs. Jim Knight,
opened the meetingl and a hymn
was sung, A prayer of confession
was read in unison. Psalm. 0'
was read by Mrs, Jini Knight.
The Scripture, Psalm 72. verses
la.la was read in hnison, A litany
of Thanksgiving was read re-
spqnsively and followed by
prayer. Mrs. Jack 'Knight read the
History of Crailbrook Church
and Mrs. Jim Knight read the
History of Ormibrook Evening
'Group, The meeting was turned
over to the president, The mina,
tes of the March meeting were
read and approved. The corree.
Dondence was read and the bus-
iness Was discussed. Moved by
Joyce Cameron seconded. by
Madeline Steiss that we send in
$10,00 supply allocation money.
The group has been asked to
accept an objective of $250.00 to
be sent to the Presbyteria treas-
urer for the General Fund. Moved
by i\larilyn Engel seconded by
Jean ElvanS that we accept this
amount as our Share of the alloc-
ation and that we do our best at
raising this amount, The group
has been invited to a Centennial
meeting at Monkton on June
21. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson read a
report on the first day of Synod-
ical held in Stratford on April J.8,
19 and 20th. MrS, Stanley Fischer
read an account of the second
day. The roll call was answered by
ten members with a bible 'verse,.
The collection Was taken and
plans were made for the June
meeting. The topic God in Man's
World. was read by Mrs. JaCk
Knight, Hymn 582 was sung and
the closing prayer was read by
Mrs. Jim Knight, Lunch was
served by the hostess assisted
bY ,'Joyce Cameron and Marilyn
We are looking forward to
having YOU home for Brussels.
"Come, Hume Week", :Julie 30th,
July ist and 24(1.
Great
Ontario
Adventure
Vacations
eMoosonce
dMe.Vvri.sNpo6rt arencDaaamt
The Trail to
Arctic Tidewaters
Oh an Arctic Tidewater Adven-
ture Vacation, to Moosonee
and Moose Factory you'll
rub shoulders with Indians,
ESkimos, traders and prospectors
from a thousand miles around
Hudson Bay. At Ontario's last
frontier, taste the flavour
of a pioneer past and sense the
prospect of a nation's great future,
On your way from North i3ay
to Cochrane—departure point for
the fabled Polar Bear Express
—you can swim, fish and boat in
Ontario's most beautiful tree,
fringed lakes, visit world-famous
gold mines and gigantic
wood-pulp mills, scratch hope-
fully among Cobalt's abandoned
silver workings. Comfortable
accommodation and well-serviced
campsites arc always near,
along smooth, easily,travelied
highways,
An. Arctic Tidewater Adventure
Vacation will thrill your
family to their very bones: Would,
you like to have more hi forma.
Lion? Just mail the coupon, today.
SATURDAY-, JUNE 17 — JERRY & THE JESTERS
ausiar.,hwAvest..ciltinstr rx
COME HOME!
1/2 gal.
Allen's Fruit Drink_ 48 oz. tin
Kam Luncheon Meat
Raid House and Garden Bug Killer
OPEN EACH WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
UNTIL 10:00 P.M.
3 for 83c
55c