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Jackets — For the Tamily
New Shipment of Spring Jackets in
New' Fashionable Shades and Styles.
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SUITS — We have again repeated our
Smart Suit Styles for Misses and Ladies.
DRAPERIES — In Smart ,Patterns to pep
up your. rooms.
Colour Planned Rooms
It's Easy and Economical to Decorate
with Colour Planned Wall Papers.
First All-New Tractor in its Class since the War
Home Furn!shing Begins with Sun-
worthy Washable Wall Paper. Visit our
store r and see these New Glamorous Wall
Papers in latest designs and colorings.
Prides are still very reasonable, and for
the outlay will show more than ordinary
results in the way of repairs.
Ed. Richard .1•0101!•IM••••••• Ethel, Ont.
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Mrs, Van Wyk, Wingham, Mrs. S.
Cook, Westfield and Mrs, N. Addi-
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HURON PRESBYTERIAL W. M. S.
MET IN WINGHAM
The theme of the 30th Annual Meet-
ing of Huron. Presbyterial W. M. S.
held in Wingham United Church"on
Thursday, April 7 was "The Christ-
en Hope and My Responsibility".
The President Mrs. Emery Des
Sardin of Grand Bend presided at
both morning and afternoon Sess-
ions.
"IN MEMORIAM"
Fear — In loving memory of a. dear.
wife and mother Agnes, W. Fear, 4
who passed (away April 17, 1957: 1,
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Till memory fades and life departs •
You live forever in out hearts.
BRUESELts MOTORS
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Mrs. C. 0. Washington extended 1
the good wishes of the Presbytery
W. A,. to the W. M. S. Stating that
we must he prepared in the local
Aura, to reach out to further fields I
when the times comes. •
D. T. MOTH •
KILLER CRYSTALS
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Sadly missed by her husband and II
family.
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FOR. TREATMENT
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'HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST OAR DEALER
A number of 54 Chev. Belair $750 off list '
1954 Pontiac Sedan
53 Chev. Deluxe Sedan fully equipped
2 — 53 Chev. Coach, fully equipped
53 Pontiac Sedan •
53 Ford Mainline Sedan, fully equipped
53 Chev. Sedan
52 Pontiac Sedan, Radio
52 Pontiac Powergilde, Sedan
51 Ford Sedan
51 Chev. Powerglide
50 Dodge Sedan
'TRUCKS —
51 Chev. Va ton pickup
49 International 1 ton Express
47 Fargo 1 ton electrical body
49 — 3 ton Cab and Chasls
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
Hour Towing Service Phone 3b.. Brussels, Ont. 24
Time main speaker for the day was I
Miss Kate Rutherford, a missionary
on. furlough tram Angola, Africa.
The Officers for the coining year
wore installed by Miss Rutherford i
and Mrs. Livingstone dedicated
the afternoon offering.
A trio froni the Pardwicli Auxin-
ary consisting of Miss Minnie Mc-
Elwain, MiS15 Shirley Ashton and Mrs. I Ken. Graham sang, "Were You ,
There." Mrs, W. J. Moores answer
ed the quelstion,s which had been
placed in the "Question Box" during
the day, The Resolutions and Court-
esy Committee brought in their re-
port and the President made a. few
after which Rey, D. J.
closed the meeting with
Mrs. P. Toll, Auburn and Mrs. G.
Menzies, Brussels conducted a Short
morning worship consisting of Scrip-
ture, Meditation, Prayer and Hymn.
The guests were welcomed to Wing-
ham by Mrs. W. J. Roulston of the
hostess church and Mrs. Rev. Pitt of
Varna replied to these words of
,greeting. When the different secre-
.teries gave .their reParts it was learn-
All011113111111111111111111111M111111111111111110111111 3111111101111451 .ed that the allocation for next year
is $21,600, the same ,as last year.
Many evening auxilaries provide
leaders and study materials for young
CT groups. 4 new C.G,I.T. groups
have organized and 3 others bare.
reorganized with a total of 20
groups. There was 1 new Milshion
Band and two new Baiby Bands
Several new books and many- old
ones Were on display in the Literat-
ure Dept. and all were encouraged
to do more nitsIsionary reading.
Supply articles, are still needed for
Korea. Korean Women late to sew
but we must send the material with
which to work. W. M. S. woman
show by their kindly aetionS that
they are true Christians and as such
are willing to work, teach, pray,
study, love and share,
remarks
MacRae
P rayer.
WATERLOO CATTLE 'BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Balls Are Used"
TRY OUR FRESH, 'NUTRITIOUS
COTTAGE CHEESE
FOR SALADS AND SANDWICHES
HALF POUND PACKAGES ONLY 15c
NOW AVAILABLE FROM
Brussels Creamery Earl Trelford, Tara, with his 4-H
Club calf, sired by Braedon Lancer.
This calf was champion 4-H Mgt
calf at the Walkerton Christmas
Fair. There were 74 entries out
of 4 counties from 26 calf clubs. II
is interesting to note that the nest
two calves were also Waterloo
and were shown by the Schmidt
fly of of Mildtha.y.
WALTON
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Personals: Mr. and Mrs. J. Liv-
ingstone and !family, PreWton, with
M:r. and Mrs. M. Erases; Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Reid and family, Toronto.
with Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, North
Bay, ^with friends here; Mr. and Mrs.
laivid Andrews land family, Toronto,
with ,friends here; Mr, and Mrs. W.
C. Ennis and family,. London, with
MrS. Fred iEnnis; Mack Sholdice and
John McGavin, jr., 0. A. C. Guelph,
w4th their parents; Murray Kirkby
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Kirkby, Burwash; Mr. and Mrs. R.
Hamilton, Clillia, with Mr, and Mrs.
Jan Vim Vleit; Charles Shannon,
Toronto, with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, John Shannon; Mrre.Robert
Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs. B. Walker,
BrusiSels, in Sainlia,
40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomies Leming
marked their forfibieth wedding an-
nisiersary with a turkey dinner for
their family. and friends at the home
Of their 'son and daughter-in-law; Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Leeniing.
and Mn.s Leming ,mere Mar-
ried at the home •o4 ifhe bride's
Uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Kerr, near Seafarth, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev, R. S.
Lackland ,of Walton, The ample
farmed. for 34 years on the 12th
dohdoospn, of They
ed to Walton sit Years sig., theft sell
taking over the ,farm,
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
1114111.t.uRRIDATION, 644ELL PIOUSEMOLD AEU:
ditELL PETROLEUM PRODMCTS
Officers for Coming Year
lion. Pre;;., Mrs. W..1. Greer, Wing-
ham; Past Pres., Mrs. H. Kirkby,
Walton; •President, Mrs. R. Des.
Jardin, Grand Bend; First Vice-Pres,.
Mrs. L. Wightmen, R. R. 5 Wingham;
Sectional Vice-Presidents — Centre •
MTs. J. A. McGill, Clinton. West,
Mrs. F. Toll, Anburn. South, Mrs.
W. Love, Grand Bend; North, Mrs,
M. Dennis, R. R. 2, Bluevale Even-
ing Auxiliary Secretary, Mrs. Roy
Lawson, Sea:forth; Recording Sec.
Mrs, W. E, Mills, Walton; Car. Sec.
Miss Minnie. Barber, VyIngham;
Treas., Mrs.' J. Sutter, Clinton;
Departmental ,Sec., Christian Stew-
.ardship, Mrs. Geo. Armstromg,
Mislsion Circles, Mrs. E, Mill-
er, R,R. 3, Exeter; Affiliated C.G.I.
T. Groups, Mrs. H. Pollock, Ford-
wich; Mission Bands, Miss Mar-
garet jaCkson., Auburn; Baby Bands
Mrs. M, Gardiner, R. it, 1 Kirkton;
Literature. Mrs. K. Webster, Blyth;
Associaite Members, WS. R. Allan,
Brucefield; Supply, Miss J. Sauna
Goderich; Community Friend-
ship, - Mrs. W. McVittie, Blyth;
•MissiOnaiy Monthly and World
Friends, WS, Win. Johns, R., B. 3,
Exeter; Christian Citizenship;
Mrs, Harold Doig, Fordwich; Press
Mrs, Geo. Michie, dl. R. 4 Brussels.
DUNLOP TIRES
Parts End Asoinderles.
Austin Sales and Service
OvErmnised repairs 'Or all *inks" Pr oars MI basin
MONS TIM soinsa1.0.4san.
Rev. C. C. Washington of Aubur%
Chairman a Huron Presbytery,
brought greetings to the ladies from
the Presbytery. In his remarks he
paid tribute to the M. M. S. for their
work in reach itng out to others in
need in the. world, It was at Easter
time when NVOITIOR Came in-
to their own in following Christ,
Women discovered the energy tomb
and Christ revealed himself to a
woman..
Mrs, George Guest Of Wingham
favoured with a solo entitled "Green
Pastures" laccomPanied by Mrs.
Currie at the organ. The morning
Offering Was dedicated by Mrs. L.
Wightinart, Wingham and the morn-
4;' in •s•estion• closed with 'Prayer by
Mug. A Watson, Blyth.
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ADIlrtt88 CURIE AND TALK BUSINESS,.
an• in and ta,,s,zonittatif at' theta new, podgy
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Ater a sumptuous dinner iSerled
by the ladies of the chttrah; the
•afterncion session was Opened with
A 'WOrshiP service conducted by Mrs.
W Love, Grand. Bend and Mrs, J. A:
McGill, Clinton. The Trees. Mrs. S;
Sutter reported that $21,594 had'
' been itisoil by litired Presbyterial
and sent to the bresith trealtirer.
She else grassed the ittineritanCe. Of
getting reperts tent to her Prointit,
iy,
the Resolutions deiriiiiitte0 for'
iteIt year was appointed from
Gdderieli and Wa;s as tollaWeit MASS
.Strang,. .. Mrs. 'farrier' and Mrs, G:
Beekler, The Nanifiathig •Caniiiiittee
Will be ideniVeiled by Mrs,. 'W,. tte;4
•Vittie,- bigrili, And will contist
Of -Mil, I, Fileolieir, White-
.ciiiii‘olii Mrs. C.. Siiiit.11, Westfield.
Milt, .ileVi iltifteri, trucefield, and.
Mit, W. dill, diarkliill,. these on flip
thinned Cortiniides Will be Mit. G.
Atiiietiithig,itelie01, UM'. J. ,Mittet i,
.Oiliitaii, Mitt ii.'... iiiiker baSPV.ibbdi'
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Standard and tourist
sleeping cars,bed-
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Friday, April 15th
"IN MEMORIAM"
BROWN — In loving ;memory of a I
kind husband and father, Angus
D. Brown who passed away April
llith, 1054.
God knew that he was suffering
That the hills were hard to climb
So he. closed his wary eyelids
And whispered, "Peace be thine,"
Lovingly remembered by wife
and family.
The use of our Services will give yoU calvet capable of Winning:
honours similar to these won by Earl Trelford if fed. and cared foT in the right WAY, .
Use our Valle to got good breeding in your liVeStOck and the* feed and care for them fOr efficient production.
The cost of the service is modest. We are
profit organization.
Life membership $5.00
$5.00 per cow for members
$6.00 per cow for non-members
For service call
a co-eperative 11011-
Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
between : 7.30 and 10.00 A. M. week din
7.30 and 9.30 A. M. Sundays
For further information, send in the coupon below.
Please call at my farm to give-further InforniatIon on -your Arti-
fi I al Insemination service.- This will not obligate is in any way:
They have 'We .611111(11teii W, 4,
Deenihig, and Mrs, Clark
Weateii, and live geajfidohildith.,
In the afternoon Mrs: Lednard
Leleming read at address' and TOM.
thy and itcry teisthiite 'arid Bruce
Clerk,., three ' Pre-
sented Wait gift's s Oh h 6halt
of IlitiSe 'PreSenti
EDWARD TAMAN,
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