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8 • Pllr e .ppie-s
for 95c
Moody's Lye •••' • - 3 tins for
1 lb Good Green Tea •••••'
4 1b Pure Amber Honey
2 Ib of 'Gold Seal Prunes ,
3 Tins of Silver Quill Tomatoes
3 lb of Dutch (Sets Onions
1 'i1 of Planting Peas
24c
50c
25c
1 11, of White Beans
2 lb of Supreme Shortening
3 tins of Pride of the Valley Peas
5 1b tin of Crown IBrandCoen Syrup
1 Can Supreme Cocoa for
2 doz. Sunkist Oranges
2 pkg Washing Soda
25c
25c
25c
15c
5c
24c
25c
38c
19c
25c
15c
WOMEN'S GROUPS'
ANNUAL MEETING
Huron Prepyterlal of the
Women's Misisonary Society
Held Successful Meetings
A splendid attendance and a. very
inspirational progromlme marked
the 13th annual sheeting of the
Huron Presbyterial of the Wo-
men's Misisonary !Society of the
Notice To Creditors
All persons having claims against
the estate of William Turvey late
of the Township of Morris in the
County of Huron, Farmer, who died
on or about the twenty-fifth day of
of December, A.D. 1939, are notified
to send to J. H. Crawford, Wingham,
Ontario, on or before the thirteenth
day of May A. D. 1939, full particu-
lars of their claims In writing.
Immediately after the said thit•-
teenth day of May, 1939, the assets
of the said Intestate will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties entitl-
ed thereto, haring regard only to
l'1"" e.f w1:,tch the administrator
shall then have notice.
IO.1':'E'n at Wingham., this twentieth
dry c May, A. D. 1939.
j, H, Crawford
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicdtor for the Administrator.
PERMANENT
SPECIAL.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
$2.50 Permanent Wave $L75
$3.50 Permanent Wave $2.75
$5.00 Permanent Wave $3.50
Finger Wave 25c and 35c
FARROW
Beauty Parlor
Entrance side L. Russel's Store
FOR APPOINTMENT - PHONE 5:
United Church, bell at Wingham
on April 27th. ill's. ". A, Gardin-
er, the President, 1 csided over the
entire meeting, At the mcn:ing
session the theme of the worship
service, which was conducted by
Mrs. Nay, of G•orrie, and Mrs. Mc-
Gill of Westiceld, was `lClirisi's
Vision of, a Better Society." Mrs,
Nay portrayed this vision set•y
clerly, and stating ,that Clm'iellan
women have a very important hart
to play in, establishiny the Kingdom
of 'God on, earth, Mrs.. Field of
Wingham, very cordially welcomed
the ladies, while Mns. McKenzie, of
Seaforth, replied. She pointed out
that it is very inspiring to nteet
with other women who are linlvd
to us by a common interest—"The
World for Christ."
In the roll call of auxilheries, Lon•
des'boro had the largest representa-
tion. The secretaries gabe encour-
agiug reports about their work,.
Huron increased both its member-
ship and givings during 1938, a total
of $13,932,54 being raised, In. the
.Evening auxiliaries it was reported
that their aim is one neu member
for every £teen old ones. Gorrie is
the Banner society, as it Increased
in Om, department. A new
Mission Circle has• been organized
ut Wingham. There are two new
and two reorganized Mission
B 09;. Ceittfleates for eonaplyiug
yitlt the standard of recognition
were earne dby six bands: Win-
throp, Brick, Goderich North Street,
Gerrie, Exeter James Street, and
Londesbora, Miran stands secincl In
T -^.,^:, Comte] erre Branch In
the Supply work, having sent 105
bales valued at $3,745, An increase
in the circulation of the missionary
monthly was reported. The impor•
tante of the influence of women in
Temperance and' Christian Citizen-
ship was emlpltesized by the Tem-
perance Secretary, (while a very
Hear explanation at the Associate
'Helpers' york was given by the
Secretary of that department, a
wealth of excellent hooks aha
pamphlets was introduced by the
Literature ',Secretary. Over 2700
calls' were made by Community.
Fr'endship secrelariec• The budget
MIMEO HOCKS ANO S. C. WHITE LEGHO NS
Baby Chicks Baby Pulfets
Barred Rock started chicks
Pullets week old. Two, Three, Four
Five and Six weeks of age
These birds are started
under ideal conditions.
CHICKS STARTED PROPERLY
ARE EASILY RAISED
Of the 150,000 chicks we hatched we
did not have one complaint
of range paralysis
You Are Welcome To Come And
See How The Chicks Are Started
It will pay you to get our prices before
you place your order.
WALTER ROSE
THE BRUSSELS POST
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, plan, fat t'ielsttig I10ane019 was highly
1 tannina'ntic•11' ity our Christian
Sts ward Secretary attd was well
illi iLtated 1>y MO. Greer. it wa.s
pointed rant that the !toed was just
ue grr:tt, and the ehellemge '!vas
til own out 11abe we really conceit-
trated 9111' money, Our possessions
a. d cur liveh?" A pleasing 111 tea.
hide 1111 the picgranime was e read-
ing by Mrs. Walter VanWyvk O+'
Winglu'ml, 101101 was thoroughly
enjoyed, T1 morning session
closed with player by Mrs, C. A.
McDonald of Ifensall.
A novel feature at the noon ]tour
we 3 the "Sandwich Girl' with bur
pc ,e`s fro lathe Literature depart,
Mont,
In the afternoon sosison. "The
Challenge of the World to Christ-
ianity" was the theme of the wor-
ship period, led by MIs H. V.
Workman, of Seaforth, and Mrs,
Chirstie, of Exeter,
A bevy Innpresis,ve memorial ser-
vice was conducted' by Mrs. Ham-
ilton, of Goderlch, who stated that
at this time our thoughts are raised
Dm the seen to the unseen,
Mrs. Jaanes McCrea, of Chatham,
London Conferenre Branch, the
guest speaker, brought a. very in-
spirational message. She spoke
highly of Huron Presbyterial and
paid ;special tribute, to the small
auxiliaries which fonm0 such a large
part of our 'Presbyterial, stating
that the missionary work had its
beginning in that little group of
women who first told of the resur-
rection. This should be a chat•
lenge to the alnall auxiliaries' not to
grow discouraged, but remain firm.
She mentioned the contributions
Made and saidwe should. not think
of it as a duty, but as a challenge
front God to make Christian Can-
adian citizens. The, world needs
more of His spirit,- more of His
love, more of His iiifluence," Site
stated that the redemption of rhe
human race rests in the hands of
the mothers in the homes. There-
fore, we need Christian mothers, It
is very important for, the future of
our country that we christianize the
youth. lit is the privilege of the
W. M, S. to win 'Canada and the
World to Christ.
A number of points were cleared
sup during the opening forum which
was conducted by Mrs. W. P. Lane,
of G'oderieh. A resolution against
the opening up of our 'Sabbath was
also brought in and, passed and is
being sent to the Provincial and
Dominion Legislatures.
Mrs. W. B. McCool, of Wingham,
contributed a lovely solo at this
time.
Rev. A. V. Nobb, Bluevale,
brought greetings from the Presby-
tery. He spoke highly of the work
of ttie 'tV, M. S.
Rev. J. F, Analersen, of Wingham.
installed, the new officers, in a very
nicely carried out service. In the re-
port of the courtesy cornanittee the
thanks of those present was tender-
ed the Wingham slociety for the
splendid hospitality extended to
them.
The following isa list of the offic-
ers for 1939: Past President, Mrs.
W. J. Greer, Wingham; President,
Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, Seaforth;
Vice Presidentsy Mrs, R. E. Mc-
Kenzie, 'Seafoeth; Mrs, H. V,
Woitknran, Seaforth; Mrs. Robt.
Nay, Gowrie R,R. 3; Mrs. Jas. Mc-
Gill Blyth, R.R. 3; Mns. Herman
'Powe, Centralia; Recording 'Secre-
tary, Ma•s. W, P. Lane, Godericli;
Corresponding ;Secretary Miss
Cella Christie, Exeter, Treasurer,
Miss Mary Milne, Blyth; Christ-
ian Steve rdahIP and Finance Sec-
retary, Miss .Lawlor Young, Londes-
boro; Mission Circle Secretary,
Miss Clara McGowan, Blythe; Af-
lliaded C. G. I. T, Groups' Secretary,
Mists 'Caroline Wellwood, Wingham;
Mission. Band Secretary, Mrs. W.
Prickard, Clinton; Supply Secre-
tary, Mrs. A. 'Cod'clough, Blyth;
Community Friendship Secretary,
Mrs. It, 110, Peek, Zurich; Literature
Secretary, Mvs. J. D. Colquluoun,
Sealfoebh; Missionary monthly and
World' Friends Secretory, Mrs. W.
Wellwoocl, Wingham; Temperance
and •0h.ristinn Citizenship Secretary,
Miss ]hurl Stirling, •Bayfl ld; Press
S0'ckevta'ny, Mins. Leslie Wight Inn.,
Wing's:int R. 5; Baby Banal Secre-
tary, Mrs. J, M. f outhcatt, Exeter;
Associate Helpens' 'Secretary, Mrs,
1tf, Aitken, Clinton,
PERMANENT WAVES
$2.50 Wave for — $1,75
$3.50 Wave for — $2,25
$5.00 Wave for — — $3.00
$0.00 Wave for — — $4.00
$7,00 Wave for — — $5.00
End Curls at $1.50 Etc.
Dried Finger Waves 25c
BRUSSELS PEAUTY SALON
(Over H. 8, Allen's Drug Store)
Phone 55X for an appointment
1
Come To Ste.5r ,
FOR STYLES, UALTY AND VALUES
We make it well worth your while to drive here to shop—
Large well assorted stocks, very moderately priced await
you in every department. • • -
New Arrivais
LOVELY SPRING DRESSES
,Hundreds of lovely
bright new spring
dresses
in Crepes, Sheers & Chiffons
in a myriad of styles
Sizes 14 to 46
QUALITY
FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN
$3.75 - $6.75
SPRING COATS
What a world of
choice here!
Smart New Boucles, Tweeds,
Velours, Etc., in the best
1939 Styles
ALL SIZES
;MATS
$1,95 to $3,50
SHIRTS
$1,00 to $1,95
TIES
50c to $1,00
Sox
25c to 50c
GLOVES
95c to $1,95
ANKLETS
19c to 50c
SWEATERS
$1,00 to $2,50
JEWELRY
25c to $1,00
$9.75 to $19.50
LOVELY
ACSSORIES
Gloves • • • 50c to $1,95
Handbags $1, to $2,95
Scarfs • • • • $1,00
Hosiery • • 39c to $1.00
Handkies • • • 5c to 75c,
Flowers • • • • 25c to 75c
Hats • • • $1,95 to $5,00
SUPER BARGAINS
MEN'S
CLOTHING
SUITS
Wehave selected a group of
fine suits from our regular stock
because the size ranges are
broken . Regular values to
$23.50 in the lot. .
Honest !'.QE
`Stewart Bros. value' $1e7 7 i�
TOPCOATS
Right in the heart of the topcoat season
we offer you this Topcoat Sale --
Tweeds, Velours, and plaid back topcoatings in
Raglans, Slip'.ons and Fitted Styles Si
OTHERS FROM $10.00 UP
ALL WORTH $19.50.
5.95
Stewart Bros, Seaforth
Rose Brand
Chick Starter
TAKES ANOTHER LEAP AHEAD WITH
THE ADDITION OF 2 % CEROGRAS
LOOK FOR THIS TAG ON THE BAG
With the same precision and care that has marked the manufacture of these Feeds
from a few bags to thousands of bags monthly, we have taken the responsibility
of guiding our ever increasing customers who depend on us, into a better, more economi-
cal feeding plan—no drastic moves—careful thinking—based on facts.
MEANS
l{TINGE-,11113..YEAR ROIJ'Ni)
ALSO
—Lower Mortality,
—Better Pigmentation, Feather Bloom and Lustre.
—Increased Vitality.
Be sure to ask for these feeds by name and have the advantage of getting tender ground
grasses in your Chick Ration.
DEALER
WALTER ROSE POULTRY FARM
MAUFACTURED BY
E. S. WATT & SONS - Pal merston