HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-10-25, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
THE LARGEST �,MLOT'HING STOOK
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THE COUNTY AWAITS YOU HERE!
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tNith Large Assortments --- High Quality Lvw Fr:tes — This Store Is the Place
to. Shop --- We Cannot Advise 'You Too Strongly To Buy Now. As Prices Ave
Advancing Rapidly, We Have Largo Stocks at the Old Low Prices -- :Hurry to
Stewart Bros.
200
s ,` ARTi" NEW OVERCOATS
Whether you want a raglan
fitted style, guards or sena-
tor model, we can fit you
here.
The colors Include dark
grey, green, blue, brown,
and many new sport tweed
and plain effects,
Exquisitely tailored by Can.
ada's best manufactures
In a wide variety of mater-
ials.
Fleeces, Velours, Alysians,
Meltons, and Barrymore
cloths in plain or checked
patterns.
Moderate priced coats at
$15"to $25°
OTH.;vR INCLUSIVE LINES TO $35.00
200 ENGLISH WORSTED SUI ■ S
Here men, is the largest and best assorted stock of new
stylish suits in Huron County. If you want the newest
greens or blues in novelty styles or a standard stripe suit we
have it. You need look no further than Stewart Bros. for
your clothing needs.
OTHER SUITS FROM $15.00 UP TO $29.50
MEW MUFFLERS
New plaid effects, Paisley
Wool foilles, silks, and plain
crepes.
5c
{.►P
.00
WITH T W O
TROUSERS
LINED GL . VES
Good quality lined cape skin
Gloves in grey, brown, or $Sy
5
black. Stip-on or domed style. 0
Ail Sizes
OTHrtR LINES $1.00 to $2.50
its
WOOL HOSE
All new fait stock—plain shades,
clocked patterns or bright checks 3
These are wonderful values and
cannot be duplicated at this price
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NEW FALL SHIRTS
Ever thing is stripes this year. New style tab
collars, fused, regular soft or separate collar
styles.
Sizes 14 to 18%2 in stock,
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$1000 1050 109S
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STEWART BOS.,
SEAFORTH
INF
}ler way to attend. the Confe'r'ence At.
Madras. Else snouted us glimpses
a the living ebunetr a1 .Sshrialt
'Attlee. The Atrtcaus are
for insinuation, .the need 'is': gifeaf'r c
but 'the workers Etre few, 'Ip Sndta
the situation is ohniiar, t fire
Madras Oonfereuce It was Iglutlna-
sizecl; that the world will bp.rvon tr
Chr'istian'4t7 bY• the witnessing of
the •ordinary Christian. Deeds a$
tdeil as wordis' are need: 7.',w us as
Christians much hese been given
therefore mush is required.
A solo by Fro, W. B. iticCool, of
Wingham, waa urueh aplrrepiated.
M'r's, Tavener, of Bluev6le, intro-
dhtced the rrew study book .."Moving
Millions," in a most ip.terestin;
manner,
Mrs. Gardiner, the president, gave
W.1003\MSPAY, '0'1!&11' 1
a helpful message, urging ail to put
practice the inspiration and help re-
ceived diming the day, '
A very interesting Message from ';
the London Branch Suramer School,
held: at Alma College in, August, was, ;t,
JOIN THE
LADA
STAMP CLUB
• For ten cents and the label end showing the teapot trade-
mark, from any packet of SALADA TEA we will sand you
e Beginner's Outfit of g 1-64 page Stamp Album, 2-100
ell -different stamps, 3^ -Big Ilst of thousands of stamps offered
Free in exchange for SALADA labels.
SALADA STAMP CLUB - 461 King St. W., Toronto
brought by Miss McGowan. )'
Ms, N. Keating, of Belvrave, fav-
oured the convention., with o'' piens•.'
Ing solo,
The. closing 'words, ineludlimg• e
vote of thanks to the }3elgra.Vit.'
auxiltaryq and to those taking pa':t
in titre pt'ograan, were given • by Mrs.
R, Coulters of Brick Church, MPs.
Chas. Boyd; of Wingham„ was e1e0
ed, to the nominating com'ntt
and Mrs. Charles .Slitel, of Brick
Ch'ur'ch to the Finance cotnmittee.
A member from Belgrave is to at,
tend the Branch convention.
The invitation trorn Gerrie
the 1940 convention was accepted?'
Rev. J, B. Townend pronounced•
the Benediction.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE—
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W, M. S, Group
Meet at Belgrave
Northern Sectional Annus
Meeting of Huron
Presbyterial Society
The annual Northern sectional
convention of Huron Presibyterial
society of the 'United Church, hell
in Belgrave, on FrideY, Oct. 20
was a moot successful one. The
vice president Mrs, R. G. Nay, of
Fordvrtch, conducted both sessions.
"Lord, tench me to prat," was the
theme of the inspirational worship
service led by Mrs. 17. Schultz and
Mrs. G, Gillespie of Whitechurch, at
the 'morning session.
:Mrs, J. B. Townenti, of Boigrave,
extended to the visitors and delagat-
eh a hearty welcome which was' res•
pettded to by Mrs. W. Procter, Brae-
sels.
ponce. Some helpful highlights in
these were; numerous calls on the
sick, Christmas cards sent 1.0
•shut•tns, children from the city en-
tertained, junior organizations en-
tertained, a cot donated in a mission
hospital and associate helpers eon,
dusting one meeting in the year.
Mrs. MacKenzie reminded us of our
slogan, "An auxiliary in each
cangregatton;' She pointed out that
our work is still greater as now we
are citizens, not jtret of a country,
but of the world, Mrs, MacKenzie
also had charge 'of the Mission
Bend roll call, ,Site stressed .the
tmlpontau'ce of having a Band
wherever there is an Au.ttliary, A
new Band at Bluevele was reported.
Besides interesting regular meet-
ings tlto various 'bands reported
such special events est Peace and
World Day of Prayer programmes,
work meetings, and Easter . page-
ants Tho value or lantern elides in
teb ,missionary education of the
children was pointed: out. Tho
rolls of the Mission Circle and 0, G.
T. T. Groups were tailed reepeetivo-
ly by Miss Clare McGowan and Miss
,Caroline Wsllwoocl, NI the Bobp
Bandl department interesting feu•
tures were "Molted, particularly
the promotion. service from Lite
Baby Band to tite Mission Band.
Mrs. Johnston, of Fordnvich, acted
as secretary and called the roll 01
tate Afternoon Auxiliaries, while.
Mrs'. It, E, Macltenzie, o.1 Egmontt•
vilie, did likewise for the Evening
Auxiliaries. ':lie Secretatriesi of
the various auxiliaries, represented
:bought splendid reports, in res -
New : Plates Arrive
The ,plates, Por the vehicles of the
Crural mail carriers have arrived at
the post office and were distributed
recently. These plates, similar in
style to a license plate are made of
metal, with white letters "Rare.:
Mall" on a black backgound. The
coat of arms also is on the plate.
These .plates are a measure of pro.
tection for the rural carriers and
will vitiate to tbose following they
are carrying mail and will be going
from one side of the road 'to the
other. They are on hinges and
may be turned over to expose .a
blank side when the carrier is not
on duty.
Five Octave Doherty Organ,
'Easy" electric washer,
phone 36 Miss Grace Stewart
LOST—
A red heifer, about 600 lbs, from
Lot 4, Con. 6, Grey,
'Phone i1 -r-6 Roy Sellers
FOR SALE -
1 Shorthorn Bull, 9 months old,
also 11 Pigs, weane,
phone 80-r.4 Roy Bennett, Walton
Notice
Voters' List 1p29, Municipality of
the Township of Grey,
County of Huron
'N0111011 is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 7 of the
Voters List Act and that I have
posted up in my office in Ethel, on
the 20th day of October, 1939, Voter's
the list of all persons entitled t.i
vote in the said Municipality at
Municipal elections and that slush
list remains' there for inspection.
And T hereby call upon all voter's
to taste intanediate proreedings to
have any errors or omissions cos.
rected according to law.
Dated in my office in Ethel this
20th day of October, 1939.
J, H, FEAR,
Clerk, Grey Township.
A period of discussion fo11owed
the reports. „Several of the Presby-
terial, s,erretaries spoke on their
work, Mrs, 8. D. ,Coiqulroun, o1
Sealtorth, displayed, and explained
the literature which she had on her
table.
hliss Maty Milne, of Blyth, the
treasurer, gave the financial report
which showed em' increase during
the first half o8 the year over the
same period last year, The 011110-
tiau Stewardship secretary, Miss L.
Young, of. Londesboro, urged: each
aubiliary to have a budget, She
Pointed out that giving is a grace in
itself that cultivates other gratWi
and 'asked if each hag considered
what it 'really means to be a
Christian steward.
Mrs. Stocks o4 Wroxeter, cla5ea
the morning session with prayer.
The devotional period which open-
ed the afternoon session was 000'
dude by Miss. Clare McGowan and
Mrs, W. A. Gardiner, president of
the Presbyterial.
Mrs 11. D. Taylor, %oreigu miss-
ions Secretary of the Dominion
I Board was the guest speaker, Mrs.
Taylor gook us In imagination to
the niie,'dolt Beide of Angota and
Central India, which site visited on
Vi Model44BT-1 ,\\
An 1104 VICTOR
On y $29.95
Complete with Batteries
e
Lowest price —• fice of Vt
lowest operating
costctor
quality.
ity. Thth no e The revolutionary
battery radio that looks different
—is different.
• Entirely new circuits -- costs
much less to operate,
• Permanent magnet 'dynamic
speaker.
• Modern new style cabinet of
lino walnut veneers.
0 Genuine Ever ready batteries
included.
Come rat. See it —
hoar it al our store.
FOR SALE—
One set of Single Driving Harness
in good repair, also 1 Cutter.
1110G6 7S-r1a :Martin 7ie34 1l
-.4141 R. R. 3, 13russele
FOR SALE—
M White Rock Pullets, 5 Months
old. apply to
phone 16-r-9 Harvey 1VlfeCutcheon
PIAN'OS—
The Mildmay Furniture Store 1155
for sale a new Semi -Grand, a new
Upright, a new Miniature Piano.
Also a large shock of reconditioned
pianos $21:50 up,
J, F. Schuett & Sons, Mildmay
FARM FOR SALE -
100 acres, brick house, bank baro,
2 good wells, good clap loam, S d
Lot 211, Con. 6, Morris Twp, Price
reasonable, apply to
J. H. Scott, Seaforth,
Harvey McCuteheon, R.R. 1
Brussels
FOR SALE...,
Quantity of feeding turnips in
field 8c per bushel, 10c delivered.
Stan. Alexander, Ethel,
WILL TAKE—
Wood, in exchange for good ho0eY
In 66 1b. tins.
phone 7121 I obt, Warffick
FARM FOR SALE.,,,
One hundred acre form, all till-
able land, now seeded be pasture,
drilled well and windmill, barn on
property. South 42, Lot 5, Conces-
sion 8, Morris- 2
apply to a
Henry Sanderson,
-"••»o-t" R. R. 1, Blyth, Ont.
' tecator of the James 24.
--,,�Smith Egtate, ...._.... ,
HONEY FOR HEALTH—
No better sweet than homey that
has been well ripened by the bees.
We could get more by taking it from
them sooner but not as good. We
can fill your own container or can
supply.
G. A. Deedanat,
GET YOUR FALL PERMANENT
ON THE NEW
ZENITH HEATERLESS
THERMIQUE
End Curl $1,00 and $1.50
Including Shampoo
Permanent $1.75, $2.25, $3,00
and $5.00 including finger wave
and shampoo
Dried Finger Wave 25c .
Shampoo 25c
Telephone 55X for Appointment
IRENE PEASE
over H. S. Alien's Drug Store
for appointment Telephone 55X
WOMEN WANTED—
MAKE E MORE MONEY THAN
EVIYR BEFORE, We are looki'ig
for ambitious women ` who are
PREM to work and MARE MONS 1 111
In an independent business. Our
line includes over 200 daily neces-
sities. +Many valuable territories I
now available. No experience
necessary, For FREE DBT'AILd
and CATM80G ITE INQTARIEI TO-
DAY: Familex, 570 St, Clement,
MONTREAL.
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comae Overmans ave. Foe a rd br
aho,stloyt' Cram. ,l:m ;,•mace' tops
re. rric,A bees Co -deo re•m
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before Rentorai lnto4, t, inau,aitr.
stow-A-oAvs 41,e baolooto
men sage e', 0' [,"fns t.Rwlx.
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Doing Your Shopping
Stop Al
THE
BRUSSELS DAIRY
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For tee Cream Try Foxton"s
and you will eat no . t a- e "
ALSO
Those Satisfying rMiLK SHAKES
j hose Generous TASTY SUNDAES
THY ARE GOOD