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Seholl,s Corn Pads,
24 WOO
Callous Pads, 3union Pads
50c Pkg.
Rex.all Corn Solvent 35c
Scholl's Adhesive Foam 40c
Scholl's Moleskin 35c
Saniped Foot Balm 75c
Chorof nam Insoles 50c
Blue Jay Corn oCallous Plasters
or Foot Powder 39c
LONDONER Introductory Offer
WILD ROOT
CREME HAIR OIL
Now to be had In
Tubes 2 for 58c
GOLD PLATED
GILLETTE RAZOR
With Package of
GIllettes Blue Blades Regular Value 86c
Only 89c
Picnic and Outing Supplies
Thermos Bottles and Jugs, Paper Plates
and Cups, Serv'ettes, Insect Repellants,
Bathing Caps, Sun Glasses.
Brownie Holiday Camera $4.85
Kodak Verichrome Films
Suntan and Sunburn Creams
ta Tip Top
Wig Tailors
Iearance t
Sommer Lines
Prices Reduced
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SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store i
Phone 62 Brussels
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
tS6tCtLLUBRIG6:fir�Po, $I I -t. HODEEHOLD A110
3HELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Parts and Accessorise.
Austin Sales and Service
FaaroxtS) I repairs to an snnkso of Pain alto trucks
PHONE 'lire BPIUasa1,0, QSt1i8.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER
1953 Chev. deluxe Sedan.
1953 Chev. Sedan.
1962 Pontiac Sedan.
1952 Ohev. Sedan.
1950 Chev. deluxe Coach
1949 Dodge deluxe Sedan.
1949 Cher. 5 Passesger Coupe.
1948 °rev. Fleetline Coach, fully equipped.
1947 Pontiac Sedan.
1947 Ford 5 Passenger Coupe.
1941 Chev. Coach.
1941 Dodge Sedan.
1940 Pontiac Sedan.
TRUCKS —
1951 ()hey. ifs Ton Pick-up.
1949 G .M. C .1 Ton Pick-up.
1946 Chev. 2 Ton Stake
1i-1948 Dodge 2 Ton Stakes
1943 Dodge 1 Ton Panel
TRACTOR —
New Cockshntt 20
'noun FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
Se Hour Towing Romeo Phone The
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HELP WANTED °-- . MALE
Wanted —Part time Record Clerk and Purchasing Age
for Huron County Home. 'Knowledge of typing and bookkeeping re-
quired.
Arpplicattons will be received by the undersigned until
Monday, August 16t11, 1964.
A. H. Drskiae,
Clerk, County of Huron.
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COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT
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Brussels Creamery
"Coal and Oil Consumers"
We can now supply the oil consumers with the famous
Champion Fuel Oil, backed by 12,000 gallons storage In Brussels.
On hand, at all times, is an adequate supply of Blue and Black
Anthracite Coal.
Place your orders now and be assured of fuel for next
winter.
Brussels Coal Yard
J. E. Brewer
PHONE 86x2
BRUSSELS, ONT.
With every purchase
amounting to 37.00,
including a selection of
CANADA PACKERS
PRODUCTS
we'll give you entirely
FREE any one piece of
Wm. Rogers DuBarry Silverplate
HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS OF
CANADA PACKERS PRODUCTS..:,,
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PHONE Ir BRUSSELS
Hamelln•Van Vleit
5t, Patrick's aomtan Catholic
Church, Perkinsfleld, was the some
of the wedding on Saturday, July 31,
of Corrie Van Vle1t, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Jan Van Vleit, Walton, to
Mr. Ronald R. Hamelin, Toronto, on
of Mr. and Mru, Albert Hamelin,
Perkinsfield. Rev, Patter Dusauiniers
offio0ated. Baskets of flowers and
candido decorated the church. `The
bride, given in marriage by bar
brother. Mr, Jan Van Vleit, wore a
gown of ivory nylon net over taffeta,
fashioned with lace midriff, low-cut
V.ohaped neckline, and long lily -point
sleeves. Her veil of nylon nob with
inset lace flowers v,aa caught with
seed pearls to her lace covered
crown. She wore a coat of lace;
and a short train tell 2rom her coat
ekiri. She carried a cascade of white
carnations with .tiny oriental flowers
Miss Sammie Van Vieilt, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and jftse
Bertha Daout, Perkinsfield, was
bridesmaid, Their ballerina- length
frocks were ,fashioned idendtoally
but in two shades of yellow. They
were of nylon net over taffeta with
lace inserts and midriffs, with lace
boleros and Peter Pan collars. They
carried cascade baguets of deep rose
carnations. Lucille Hamelin, sister
of the bridegroom, was flower -girl,
in a Short dress of very pale yellow
net and lace over taffeta. She carr-
ied a basket of flowers. Mr. Marc
Pilon, Penetanguishene, was best
man; and the ushers were Mr. 1
Armand Hamelin and Mr. Al-
cine Hamelin, uncles of the bride-
groom. Mr, John Lacroix, Penetang-
uishene, was soloist, and sang, "The
Lord's Prayer" and "Ave Maria."
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakOast for the bridal party and im•
mediate relatives was served In the
Commodore Hotel, Penetang. , A
reception followed in the Parkside
Pavilion, Midland. The bride's mo-
ther, receiving to a navy crepe dress
with white accents, and navy
accessories And a corsage of pink
lilies, 'was aslsisted by the bride-
groom's mother in a beige frook,with
green accessories and a corsage of
pink lilies. Leaving on a itoneymoon
trip to eastern Ontario and the St.
Lawrence River, the bride wore a
sulb o! nave and White linen, with
'white linen accessories. 'Upon their
return they will reside in Orillie.
Guests attended from Brussels,
Walton, Ottawa, Toronto and Sarnia.
Quix Soap Powder, Bye Detergent, Ntapk Loaf Soap, and Flakes,
Priapic Leaf Beauty Soap, Maple Leaf Canned Hama, Maple Leaf
or York Mincemeat, KIIk or Kam, Chum Pet Foods, York Canned
Vegetables, Vork Canned Fruits, York Canned Stews, York Can-
ned Meats, York Pickles or Olives, York peanut Butter, York
Frozen Foods, York Frozen Fish, Maple Leaf Bacon, Maple Leaf
Bacon, Maple Loaf Sausage or Weinere, Maple Leaf Cooked Meats,
Maple Leaf Fiesta Meats, Maple Leaf Cheese, Maple Leaf Cartoe
Eggs, Mapte Leaf Tenderflake Lard, New Domestic Shortepino,
Margene Margarine.
For further particulars Inquire at
RUTLEDGE'S GROCERY
WE PELiVER PHONE 7
WANTED —
Work, apply to T. H. Cameron,
care of Bert Mnnninge, Clinton, Ont.
GO013 FOR
ALL KINDS
OF
BAKING
FOR BETTER CAKES
SOLD ted fssularIS AT
W. L. Baeker & Son
SUMMER SiKw
I. CASE
1 Used Model D Tractor
I Used Model VA Tractor
1 Demonstrator VAC Tractor
1 Case Cabine New
Need Home Paint — A Bargin
1 Used 1 H, C. Thresher
with Drivs Belt.
Tires — Tires — Tires
670 x 15 at $12,00 each.
1 Used Manure Spreader
Make us an offer.
ED. RICHARDS & SON
Ethel, Ont.. Phone 86r5
A deal with us is money in your pocket
Complete line u>< lawn mowers, garden
tractors and dig -a -tiller are to be seen at
Geo. E. Pollard's Machine Shop
at Brussels
We give service on these as well as sales.
A large modern Lathe has been
installed.. °
Custom machinery of all kinds built to
order.
For Sale —
A number of good used chain saws at
reduced prices.
For Sale —
1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, com-
pletely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers,
combines, etc.
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International Limited hu semi(
Montreal, Toronto, Windsor,
Detroit, Cbicago, on dependabllb
all-weather schedules. (Pool seri`
ice Montreal -Toronto only). Gil
by =The International Limited Rai
arrive refreshed.
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