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June Production
For Bargain Lovers
COAT AND SUIT CLEARANCE
12 only Junior Misses coats, former prices $35.00 to
$39.95 navy, grey, cabbage red, green,
sizes 111/2 to 161/2 last call $..19.95
38 only Dressmaker Suits, sizes 12-20 in the lot,
Barrymore Twills, All wool Gabardines 1 -3rd off
Rayon Gabardines, all desirable colours, former
last call • ...... • ... • prices
DRESS CLEARANCE IN
3 SALES GROUPS
14 only Spring & Summer Prints, also a few navy
and black in this Group, 12-20 in the lot,
formerly $11.95 to $18.95 clearing at $4.95
16 only mostly printed Mesh, some white eyelets and
prints formerly $12.95 to $19.95 clearing at $6.95
19 only long and short sleeves Spring prints, also
included some polka dots, the "better kind",
formerly $18.95 to $25.00 clearing at $9.95
all sales CASH and FINAL. No alterations
Blouses :
white, pink, blue and turquoise, washable Celanese
sizes 32 to 38 in the lot, formerly $2.95
clearing at $1.95
.Handbags :
1 lot of purses, mostly red, HALF PRICE
1 lot of gold carrying style, formerly $3.95 $1.00
Shirts :
18 only, fine quality skirts by "Country Club"
sizes 12-16, mostly grey and navy, reg. $5.95
clearing at only $2.95
Millinery :
early Spring models, felts and straws,
formerly from $4.95 and up,
REDUCED TO CLEAR $2.95
LINGER` BARGAINS FOR THE
EARLY SHOPPER
Slips .
tailored, white and black only, sizes 34 to 38
reg. from $3.00 to $4.75 Clearing at only $1.98
Briefs : 2
natonially-known brand, whte only,
mm eliuann large in the lot, reg. 80c
Clearing at 59c pr.
ads Ladies Shopp
Listowels leading ladies' wear store.
Where your dollar buys more.
FOR SALE
Electric motors rewound and r+•
mired. Expert workmanship. Motet
ate prices. New motors In atuck.
Bettaer Industries,
649 Ontario, street,
Stratford, On..
FOR SALE -
2 real good houses for sale in
village of Brussels. Immediate pos-
session, A number of good farms.
I have also some good business
places for sale.
J. 0. Long,
Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Oct.
Gr o acts
offer these advantages.
1. There is no waste.
2. In open range hoppers Pellets are not blown
out by the wind.
3. Loss from spillage and billing out is eliminated.
Pellts spilled on the ground can be picked up
readily the birds.
4. Birds cannot "pick over" feed for more. palatable
ingredients. They get a complete balanced
ration,
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5. Pellet feeds because they
are compressed, have less
exposed surface to the air
thus retain the vitamin con-
tent longer.
6. Pellets are compressed
Mesh in appetizing form.
The birds like them.
YOUR FRIENDLY
MASTER FEEDS
DEALER
IS
J. Cs Adams Sons
Phorite 99-r-4 Brussel
itEElt,,. RECORD F.YENT J 4Lt.Y isuY AN A S.9! Er R
FOR SALE • -•
.+1.10 per bushel.
Melville L, Lamont Phone 21-r-13.
iFOR SALE-.
Thor gas washing machine, nearly
new, for immediate sale,
Picone 53-r-23 Jack Warwick
--T ,Celebrates 90th Birthday
MORRIS
FOR SALE -- -_.._-.
McCormiok Deering manure spread-
er In good working condition,
Phone 17-r-18 Ed. W. Bryans
FOR SALE -
A quantity of dry Elm wood also
i some potatoes.
Phone 30-r-5 Brussels,
Charlie Nicholson
FOR SALE -
Your will look shiny New, it you
use "TAPNOPle" ,Just rub It on -
and wipe it off, 16 oz. tin 600 -
i36 oz, tin $1.00, Elliott's Gavage.
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FOR SALE -
96 feet of ornamental railing In
2 sections.
APPIy G. A. Milne,
Fall Fair Board,
FOR SALE -
Bray can give prompt shipment.
Ask for summer prices, Pullets
(special low .prices June -July),
mixed, started, Order now. Also
for ,Tnly-August delivery, Agent
Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel,
KILL THAT FLY AND
BUG -
Wi•th 25"2, D. D. T. concentrate a*
ask your Rawlei:gtt dealer about
those other insecticides,
George Wesenberg Phone 6G -r -f,
PERCHERON STALLION
(Roland Roliare) Enrolled for 1949
raised at the Expermental Perms
Guelph. Will stand for service
$12,00 to insure a mare in foal,
James Collins, Lot 22, Con, 0 Grey
Ethel R. R. 1.
FOR SALE -
Mattresses, Floorcovering, 16 Bed-
room Suits, 60 & 25 cycle Appliances,. yPnrs of good health and happiness,
room Suites, 60 & 25 cycle Appliances Among the friends who were
A dozen choice Chesterfields, at present were, a sister, Virg. Lucy
special reductions at SCHt117TT'S &
SONS SPRING SALE, Mildmay until
May 28, 1949. Free Delivery.
Thursday. May 26th - - Mir. W. J.
Sonclt of the Ord line of Morris
eelehrated his 90th birthday. During
the afternoon several friends callyd
to extend their hest wishes, 7 WO
lite -long friends Mr. I1, Bosnian and
Mr. Richard Johnston also Mr,
Cardiff, M.P., were among those who
called. At 6 o'clock a dainty birth-
day dinner served by his daughter,
Mrs, Mildred Stewart, the guests
being Mrs. Young, Mrs. Stamper,
Mrs. V. I rringtnn, Mr.David Erring.
ton and Mr. H. Beaman, During the
evening neighbours and friends
numbering about 80 gathered at the
Rauch home In honour of Mr
Sondh's birthday. During the even-
ing Mr. M. Fraser read the following
address after which Mr. W. Harmon
presented Mr. Souch with a gift of
money from the neighbours,
Dear Mr. Bouch,
We your neighbours have gathered
here this evening in honour of your
90th birthday. As a neighbour we
have always found you to be one of
the very best, ever ready to help one
in need and always ready to share
in a good time.
We ask you to accept this gift of
money as a slight token of our
esteem.
Signed on behalf of your neigh -
b ours.
Mrs. H. Pletch
Mr. W. Harmon,
Although the presentation came eq
a complete surprise Mr. Sone))
fittingly replied in his own witty
manner and thanked the neighbours
for their gift.
After the presentation a cl.inty
lunch was served. The highlights of
the lunch were two delicious birth.
day cakes one a gift from his Baugh
ter Mrs. Mildred Stewart, the eth,+r
a gift of his niece Mrs. Black or
Goderich.
After lunch the guests departed,
all wishing Mr, Souch many more
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FOR SALE- .--
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
envelope with price list. Six
sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail
Order- Dept. M.33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
!Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
Articles For Sale -
Typewriters, Adding{ Machines,
Cash Regsiters, Bought, Sold &
Repaired. Safes, opened,
binations changed, used
bought.
9. W. Lockirte.
369 - 24th St. W.,
Phone 2096w Owen Sound
com-
safes
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
Federal Buildings-.
Province of Ontario
SEALED TENDERS addressed to
the undersigned and endorsed
"Tender for Coal" will be received
until 3 pm. (Fl.D.S.T.), Wednesday,
Tune 15, 1949, for the supply of coal
and coke for the Dominion Buildings
throughout the Province of Onteri).
Forms of tender with specifica-
tions and conditions attached can he
obtained from the Pareha.sing Agent,
Department of Public Warks,
Ottawa, and the Supervising Archi-
tect, 06 Adelaide 'Si. East, Toronto,
Ont,
Tenders should be ms.de on the
forms supplied by the Department
and in accordance with department-
al specifications and oondltions
attached thereto. Coal dealers'
licence numbers meat be given when
tendering.
Tile Department reserves the right
to demand from any successful
tenderer, before awarding the order,
a security deposit In the form of a
certified cheque on a. chartered bank
in Canada, made payable to the
i order of the Honourable the Min-
ister of Public Works, equal to 10
per cent of the amount of the tender,
1 or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of
' Canada or of the Canadian National
Railway Company end its constitu-
ent companies unconditionally guar-
s anteed as to principal and interest
by the Dominion of Canada, or the
aforementioned bonds, a.nd a earth
Itled cheque, it required to matte up
an odd amount.
t Such security will serve as a
guarantee for the proper fulfilment
of the contract.
By order,
3, M, SOMVILVII.ItFf,
Secretary,
I Department of Public Works,
I
Ottawa., May 20, 1949,
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Listowel G a# , g1omP.l to a a,219frtited Phone 66
--------FORD - MONARCH DEALER FOR GREY, WALLACE & ELMA TWPS.
Bone, three daughters Mrs. Stewart
(Mildred), Mrs. Young (Emma) of
Dungannon, Mrs. Stamper (Bertha)
and Mr. P. Stamper of Turnberry. A
son Charles and Mrs. Souch and
family of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Young, Mr, and Mrs, T. Young,
Mr, A, Young and Mr. and
and Mrs. Wiggins and family, Mr.
and Mrs. V. Errington, Mr. David
Errington of Dungannon, Mrs. Black,
Goderich, Mrs. R. Black, Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goley and Barry,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Geo, Bone. Mr. W.
Sellers of Morris, Miss Budd, Bras.
sols, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Young
and Murray of Grey.
Little Marlene Harmon, grand-
daughter of Mrs. Mildred. Stewart
who has been a polio patient at the
Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto,
has returned to her home in. Taranto.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Warwick on the birth of a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Creasman
of Detroit spent the week end with
and Mrs, J. Warwick, 3rd line of
Morris and other friends. Mrs. Cross -
man's grandmother, Mrs. L. Bone,
returned with them to Detroit where
she will spend a month with
relatives.
Mrs. Robt. Nicholson, P,elg^are
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs M.
F: ager.
Mr. Frank Shaw is undergoing
treatment at Victoria Hospital,
London.
Congratulations are extended to
John J. Kelly of Morris, who re-
ceived the degree of Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine D.V.M. at Con-
vocation which was held at the On-
tario Agricultural College on Wed -
nes day, May 25.
GREY
Mr. R. W. Whitfield underwent an
operation for hemoroides recently,
we hope to see him around again
soon.
Congratulations are to be extend-
pd
xtended to Donald Speir, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Speir of Grey who re-
ceived his B.S.A. degree at Convo-
cation which was held at the Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph, May
26th.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Speir attend-
ed Convocation at O.A.C, cm Well•
nesday, May 25.
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You Can Defeat Your Biggest Tax Problem ...
That is the 8% sales tax. The one the budget missed. The one that hits you
hardest. This quotation
" .. , This tax costs the Canadian taxpayers 30 cents for
every dollar of processed material"
from a Liberal member of Parliament shows what the government is doing
to keep taxes high ... despite the "bribery" reductions in the budget.
So that you may have a sure, adequate income, the Progressive Conservative
Party will
o Reduce sales taxes. as Provide deductions to farmers for mem-
bers of family who contribute to revenue.
as Reduce income tax rates is End the administrative persecution of
and increase exemptions. farmers by tax collectors.
For your protection the Progressive Conservative Party
will take these steps
PRICES
-Permanent floor price legislation based on these principles:
• A definite formula in the Farm Prices
Support Act for arriving at floor prices.
e The formula will allow for variations in
production and demand for individual
products.
EXPORT MARKETS
s Floor prices will be announced well in
advance of production period.
e The floor price formula will be arrived
at in consultation with representatives
of producers.
Restoration of the Canadian Wheat Board to serve its original purpose as a Marketing Agency
for wheat producers ... and its extension to include the handling of coarse grains.
Inclusion of representatives of farmer's organizations on all Boards dealing with farm matters,
Aggressive and immediate action to recapture lost markets; the development of new markets;
to achieve security of export markets through foresighted negotiations.
Dominion marketing legislation based on the principle of democratic producer control.
PRODUCTIOiN
Reclamation and conservation of existing soil resources; development of new producing lands
through irrigation; greater accessibility to domestic markets by improved transportation
facilities.
VOTE FOR
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