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WOOD'S
Phone 24 Brussels, Out.
J. I. CASE
Come in . . . . Whatever crops you raise —
whatever type of soil you have — no matter
what kind of farming you do — We have
Machinery and Equipment that will help
you do your work faster and easier than
ever before at less cost — to help you make
additional money each year — we can get
ahead in our business -only by helping you
to get ahead in yours — Come in for a
demonstration
ED. RICHARDS
Ethel — — Phone 86r5
Support Your Football Team
BRUSSELS MOTORS
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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALERS
1952 Ohem. Deluxe Stylino Coach fully equipped
2,-1952 Pontiac Styline Coach
1962 Obey. Deluxe Styline Sedan
1952 Obey. Styline Coach.
1951 Pontiac Myths* Coach
1961 Chest, Deluxe Pleetline Sedan
1951 Chev. Styline Sedan
1931 Obev. Styline Coach
1951 Dodge Deluxe Sedan
1950 Obey. Deluxe Fleetline Sedan, fully equipped.
1948 Ohev. Flectline Coach
2 — 1948 Chem. Coach
1947 Pontiac Coach with Radio
1940 Ford Coach
1039 Willy's Sedan
1037 Chev. Coach
TRUCKS —
1946 Mercury 34 ton Pick-up
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
Erassals, OK
24 How Towing Service Phone 73x
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Settees, 'Penes Lowe,
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Tretoyertsflee girt,. *4 the deer.
i40 PARKINS PROLLENIS WEEK INDS,
Money -saving rotes.
•Special rates for groups,
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Get in the Swim with
EUMMER TOGGERY
Beautiful Swin Suits for the family
Shorts for Tots to Misses
T Shirts in the New Terries, etc.
Sports Jackets — Smart Casual Jackets in
newest styles.
Suit type Coats to wear with your odd
Slacks — Very Smart.
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Shirts in Cotton and beautiful pleated
Aqualon — wash and wear — no ironing.
MOlgati:AVAS511EMEMAVMMINO,
,NRIONarlIXT,
WALLACE TOWNSHIP STOCK FARMS
The Famous Ke'rnscott Large White
Yorkshire Hogs For Sale At All Times
HERD SIRE OF ,KEIMSCOTT FARMS SOLD FOR $2300 AT
‚THEIR DJSPERSAL, MONDAY, JUNE Sth
An All Time High For Canada.
WE WERE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BUY 6 SOWS AND
I HERD SIRE LAST YEAR,
OF THIS BREEDING, ALSO HAVE A DAUGHTER
OF THE $2300 SIRE
4 YDUNG HOGS, SIX WEEKS OLD, FOR SALE
PUT YOUR ORDER IN NOW.
and
WE HAVE YOUNG HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE FROM
.OUR REGISTERED ACCREDITED HERD.
Lots 47-48, Con, 3, Wallace Twp., Obel Rosendal, Herdsman
Phorie 606W3, Listowel
L. & W. JACKSON, Owners
Listowel
Phone 161
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COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT
Ma with your OV/33
grain,., help keep
cows in condition
for big milk produc-
Sent Ask us about
It todayl
Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22 ERUSSIRLII
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Wednesday, June Ilth, 1063
Fathers Day, Sunday June 21
Gilt Suggestions
Miss Jean MoAxter has become '
a member of the stafr at the Water.
loo Mutual Insurance Co. i
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Mrs. George Elvans spent the week-
end in Toronto with friends and
attended the Hggins-Stephens wed
ding.
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A number of friends of Miss Doris
Pullman, who lias‘restgued as teach-
er here, gathered at the 'benne of
Miss L. Mitchell to spend a social
evening with her. Court Whist was
enjoyed and during the evening the
guest of honor was presented with
a gift by Miss D. Long, on behalf
at the gathering while Mrs. W.
Porter read an addre.s. Miss Pull
man thanked them for their expres8.
ion of 1:11.11. friendahto. . .
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Mrs. Mary Snarling of town °ale.
'mated her eighty-eight birthday on
June 7th. Friends and relative&
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs
Ray Fear, Clinten; Mrs. Fred 510 -
mac, Capered; Mr. and Mrs. James
Landsbury and ch'Idren of Seafortb;
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Snarling and
baby daughter of St. Marys; Mr, and
Mrs. Ben. Rathwell, Bayfield; Mrs
Iand Mrs. Gordon Rathwell and baby
daughter of Varna; Mrs, Collett ot
Stampord centre. and Mrs. Deck of
Lakeffield.
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COME IN AND TALK. BUSINESS
You are Invited to come in and test and compare these new Dodge
express models ... the 108 inch wheelbase 1/2 -ton with a 61/2.' box,
end the big, roomy 126 inch
Itheelbase %-1 ton model with THEY'RE EASIER TO LOAD
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find that Dodge express
bodies, with their extra width
end depth, provide greater
*opacity — particularly Im-
portant If your loads aro bulky.
Further, thanks to Dodge "Job -
Wed" design (which reduces
truck weight by shortening the
over-all length) there's a size-
able payload advantage over
trucks of similar Gross Vehicle
Weight.
Dodge express bodies aro much
closer to the ground than mod
competitive models, to make load.
Inn faster and easier — without
sacrifico of road clearance. Run-
ning boards are full foot -width to
make side loading easter.
THEY TURN EASIER
Dodge is the ideal truck for hauling
on crowded streets, through n
row alleys or wherever a Mg
manoeuverable truck Is daslrab
With the shortest turning diameter
of any popular truck, yOU tum la
less space, with less effort.
USED CARS
1951 DeSoto — Club Coupe, radio, air condition, Bun visor
1951 Regent — 40 Sedan, air condition, and sun visor.
1950 DeSoto — 40 Sedan, radio, air condition and sun visor.
1949 Dodge — 40 Sedan, air condition, radio and Bun visor
1948 Dodge — 40 Sedan, heater.
1048 Chevrolet — 40 Sedan, heater.
and other earlier model Care.
USED TRUCKS
1947 Dodge IA Express.
1940 Dodge Va Ton Express
NEW TRUCKS
New 1 and I/2 Ton Trucks
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
DODGE and DE SOTO — SALES and SERVICE
Phon, 82 Brussels, Ont.
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Last Thursday evening at the close
at choir i,ractice, the members of
Melville choir were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson at
Doris McDonald's Restaurant, vrnere
ice cream and cakes were served
and a pleasant social hour went.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Foster of Can.
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terbury, Er'gland' who. are spending
1 eight weeks in Canada, are visitors
with Mr, and Mrs.. Harold Thomas
1 and other friends in this locality.
A number of high school students
left this week to take summer posit•
ions, Mimes Sheila Porter and
Jean Jewell as. aids In the Women't
ICollege, FlOspital. Toronto and Miss
Barbara Allen in Westminster Ho*
Ivital, London.
STOP CLAW -RIDING —
Milk with genuine tug-and.pal
Surge Milkers, are adjustable to the
individual cosy bemuse Ott thetr
hanging arrangement. Call Lcnrell
McGuire, Surge Service Dealer,
phone 593, Wingham.
Men's Suits — $39.95 up
Sport Jackets — $12.95 'tip
Windbreakers — $7.95 up
Sport Shirts — $2.95 up
FREDERICK P. HONIUTH
Phm. B., R. 0.
Carol E. Homuth R. 0.
Mrs. H. Viola Horreath R. 0.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Haniston• Ont.
WINCHAM MEMORIAL AHOIP
Always b large stock If Cks4si
Granites to Chose front
All modern mummery.
famous far
Cemetery lettering a se•eleter
Artistic Mensoritte
at very reesombie vetoes.
R. A. SPOTTON
Ilion 256 — Vtrungham, OnL
. GOUD FOR
ALL KINDS
OF
BAKING
FOR BETTER CAKES
SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
W. L. Baeker & Son
BUTCHER SHOP
T Shirts — $1.25 up
Pyjamas
White Shirts — $2.89 up
White Nylon Shirts — $10.95
Gabardine Slacks — $8.95 UP
L-&iiither13-ati-= $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
Ties — $1;00, $1.50, $2.00
Nylon Socks— 89c up
Braces — $1.00, $1.50
Hats, Gabardine or Straw $2.95 up
Linen Handkerchiefs — 50c
Shorts and Tops — 59c a garment
Bathing Suits — $2.49 up
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Wool. Sweaters — $3.95 up
Sport Shoes, crepe soles — $5.49
THE ARCADE STORES
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fait*
Blyth, Ont. Brussels, OIL
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
11141ILLIABRIOKrION, MILL HOOTHINOILO
*mu. PelitOUWII PRODOCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Paris and Nitisiestioa
Austin Sales and Service
111210101084 repairs to sit nano ee cam sod noels
Worm nrs BRUSSEL% On.
Brussels Farm Equipment
We have a Full Line of New Massey -Harris Tractors,
Implements and Parte
USED MACHINERY
1 — No. 20 — 1948 Massey-Harrls Tractor
1— No. 28 three -furrow Plow on rubber
1 —41o. 26 — two furrow Plow on steel
1 — No. 7 Hay Loader
1 — Massey.Harrls Corn Binder.
1 — No, 9 Massey -Harris Cream Separator
We also carry Beatty Stable Equipment.
Call In for your Implements and Stable Needs.
"CORBEL" BALER TWINE and BINDER TWINE
A. M. FIRBY & SONS
Massey -Harris Dealers'
Phone 55 Brussels, Cnt.
'NEW LOW SUMMER PRICE ON COAL
On May 1st the New Low Summer Prices
on Anthracite Coal will become effective.
Piace your orders early, thus taking full
advantage of this saving.
A car of Blue Nut Coal will arrive the first
week of May.
BRUSSELS COAL YARD
J. E. Brewer Phone 86x2
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We are dealers for the -Toro line of Laws
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with famous
Clinton engines. .Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sures see our line of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which We
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
Sales is one thing — but we follow up witli
service and repairs.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Located behind tint, East Huron Produce
formerly. blacksmith shop and
Krtrater's Tinsmith Shop.
Phone 64 yr56r13Brussels