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... that you should not pick tit•
Trillium, our provincial floral embl•M.
Since its three leaves are near
the top of the stem, they
usually get picked with the blossota
And as the leaves feed
the root, the whole plant dies of
starvation. Protect the Trillium ...Rh
part of your outdoor enjoyment.
CARLINOES
THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED
WATERLOO—TORONTO— WINDSOR
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THE BRUSSELS POST
I• CLEARING AUC'1a0r4 SALE
sale of Farm Stock and Implement*
at Lot 13, Con, 9, Morris TWO -
.
3 miles East of Blyth or 4 miles
West of Walton on
FRIDAY, JUNE 13th
• At 1 P. m,
Horse's'
1 thiddlle aged matched black
peroheon team of males.
Set, brass mounted breeching harness
Cattle
8 young Durham owe, reeentT7
fresh
wibh calves at feet..
2 Durham Cows . due to freshen 1a
June
1 Durttaan Cow bred
3 — 2 yr. old Durham Steers
1 --- 2 yr. old Durham Heifer
8 Angus and Durham Steers and
Heifers, 1 yr. old
Pigs
8 York Pigs, 160 lbs.
1 pare York sow bred April let
Poultry
140 hybred bens 1 yr. old
2 clucks, 1 drake
1 gander, 1 goose
Machinery
Frost and Wood 7 ft. binder
McOorrairk Deering binder 7 ft. rat,
like new
McCormick Deering disc fertilizer
drill, like new
AfasseY•Barris manure spreader
Massey -Barris 51 mower, like new
McCormick Deering drop head
hay loader
Sulky rake, walking plow, riding
Meer •
M. H. fertilizer turnip drill
Steel roller cultivator disc harrow
4 section diamond harrow 'winged push-up sleeves. Brutes-
Farffller, rubber tired wagon mails MiSs Jane Strati and Mrs.
Farm wagon, 16 ft. flat has rook I3: M, Balltantynee wore identically Blake - Kirkconnell
Set sloop sleighs and
BUSINESS (CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOD
'!,ilium Si. Phone 4. - Brtuseft, that.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS-
Graduate University of Toronto
?HYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 - Brussels, Oita.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eves Examined. Glasses fitted.
Street.
791 Seaforth Main
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to a p.a.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0, Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Causes
Office in Listowel Clinic Buih ng
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.es
Open every Tuesday and Saturday -Evening 7:00 to tlt3S.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534•
3~). A. 1'tann & Co,
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE 5ERVICl
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
--
MOE 36 or 85 -- — BRUSSELS. U4dR.
Chas.. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire insurart
Accident and Same=
Agent for Great West Life 'insurance Brame O. Pham. ice 9t3 -"
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x
Brunch
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone
ine 21.
,
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Intm Ki
Evenings by ppo
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Eixclusiyely
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WING1'1AM and MUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
I steedhty and Sabuday all day °filet open esery day,
Phone 20st Successor to EA D. Bell
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Ileum County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTIED PRIM; REA 114MB,
For Eemements Phone 31 "The Brusreh Part" and day
Pix iderreatlae etc,. write or shone Lew. Rowland
Or write to W. IL 3 Afalhaa
Stephens - Goetaln
In an all -whine setting of s1uliP•
dragons and Wires., eceented by'
ferns end cende2abna, in St. Paul's
Cathedral, Noel ]t lizabeth (Bette)
Contain exchanged wedding . vtown
Saturday afternoon with Dr. James
Glenn Stephens,
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and mans. Matlss F.+dwhrd Oostain,
London, and the groom is the son
of 1)u. Russell Witcher Stephens,
Brufissels.
...Canon A. A. Tramper performed
the ceremony, GeraldCole played
wedding music and Ken LeMaire
was 0010ttst.
The • brine's gown of Shimmering
bifida . salon, misted with .Frenh
net, styled with a eangly fitted
besque bodice having an oval neck-
line. French lace applique trim
aretend the neckline wasrepeated on
the long pointed sleeves, The full
skint, flaring out -over a stsrohed
orkeolline, featured floor -Length,
Panels roe lace aps1Ique at both sides
which flowed into the chapel grain.
The double fingertip veil of im-
ported tulle illusion, falling soft-
ly over her face, was caught to a
small shinred cap. She parried a
small band cascade of stephanotis
centred with one large white ootid ' 'lite bride's gift to her sister and
and showered with ivy. weAtresees were chine cops' and
Mies,Geralditve Costain, as her
Saucers,. ' The groomsman received
sister's maid of honor, was gowned a.,fon'nAain pen.
in ahernb blue nylon tulle over lee After a ahorltt honeymoon the
blue taffeta, the formal bodice young couple will reside on the 7th
topped by a brief jacket featuring a Con. of Morris.
�' neckline, standeam collar and
MacLean - Somers
A pretty wedding was 0016101100d
on Suttttrduy, May Slat at the home
of Mir, find Airs. Toho Pennington,
when their sister I✓4t Inde Violet
36eoLoan, daughter of Roderick and
Mrs. MeoLean Weenie the bride pf
George Mann Severe, son of Mr,
and Mrs. William 10, Somers, nil of
Morris teernshLP,
Rey, W. Fn5to0 of Melville Pres-
byterian. Ohnr 2s 1rertornued the
ceremony at 1.30 p. m. before a bank
of spring i+ieowene.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father,' 'mss gowned in a
floor -length dress of White taoe and
elik net over nylon with finger tip
veil. Wearing a necklace and ear
ring of pearl, the gift rot the
groom and carrying red earnlatiorts.
'Bre bride's sister, ' Doris, as maid
of tuoeour, wore a floor length gown
of blue nylon with pink flower
headdress and 'carried pink carnat-
ions.''
Frank Alcock Supported the groom.
Later the guests 0021 eat at two lace
covered tables eentmed with the
bride's cake end decorated with
pink candles •and flowers, Where a
tasty supper was served by six
friends .of bhe bride.
IThe next meeting of the Huron
1 County Council will be held in the
VConnell Chambers. Court House,
rryleriell, onmmenelne Wednesday,
.1n*.a 58, ar le nit a. m.. D. S. T.
All e'. saes natter., of putat-
j le, end wirer burins. requiring
ij ts,a s tentinr• of retmell should he j
Gravel box, S styled gowns of white nylon tulle
flat rack over ice blue taffeta.
Fanning mill, 2000 Ib, sealea
No. 12 Delaval cream separator with . All three attendants wore match -
power attachments, wheel barrow ing mitttens and eye veils caught
sugar kettle at the back by lemon yellow shasta
3-40 gallon, oil drums 1 daisies and ivy to blend with their
2--8 gal. milk cans, pig crate, daisy banquets.
Wates trough, root pnuloat, The groom was attended by his
H. P. Motor, Sacks, grain bags
Chains, whippletrees, forks, shovels
and numerous other articles.
Hay and Grain
9 ton Timothy Hay. 12 bus. Timothy
Seed. ir• bus. red Clover Seed.
Household Effects
Quebec heater, Quebec cook stove,
Kitchen chairs. rockers and other
e
household efforts.
No reserve as farm Is sold.
TERMS CASH
Alfred Haggitt, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
ETHEL MILL
Wheat Ground $46.00
Wheat Whole $46.00
About June 10th
Full Line or Feed
FOR SALE —
New and Used Lumber and Wire
Timber and Fence Posta
Jdne 10th Only
J. C. Lamont.
HURON COUNTY MEETING
TO BE HELD AT GODERICH
in t:ha hend* of the r+tvnty Clerk
not later "bar Saturday. June 14111.
1952
A. A. Erskine
County Clerk.
andel-in. Ont.
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
Mrs, H. Violo Homuth R. O.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
PROMPTLY FOR SANITARY
DISPOSALL,
Telephone Coiled
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED
brother, Dr. Russell Stephens, of
Rochester, N. Y. Ushers were Dr.
Lyall Secord, Thamesville; pr.
Ross Grant, Ottawa. William
Brown, Sudbury, and George Mc-
Elheran, London.
The Highland Golf Club was the
scene of a reception following the
ceremony. 11 ins. Costae was at-
tired in afternoon dress of navy
triple sheer detailed -with guipure
lace indent at the neck over sham
psgne-toned net. She wore a droned
hat of nary silk taffeta, white and
navvy accessories and a corsage of
cymbidium orchids. Far her sons's
wedding, Mae: Stephen's chose a
a turquoise silk ehanthtmg snit, navy
accesenrtas and a corsage of small
pink rosettes.
Leaving for a wedding trip to
Cape red and in the' New England
Start,.. the bride donned a two.
piece suit of nervy silk shantung,
with eee,hell arcenta. natural straw t
hat. navy .arcessnriee and a corsage
nP evmhidiem orchids. On their i
return. Dr. and Mrs. Stephens will
reside in Buffalo.
The bride was graduated in 1949
from the Univeral!v of Western
frntm,•in anal a member of r:amma
Phi Bets RAretty. The erenm Is a
1ne. eeier,te et, tb., Trprefeelea of
[fro=fo"tt Cntartn Madtcal Rrhnnl i
Ind .i member of Alnha reserve 1
r`eternity.
MELViLLE HOME HELPER'S
The Home Helper's of tate Mel.
vitt* Prerbyterlan 4 hurrb. met with
"he W. M. S. for their annual meet -
ince on Friday. June Orth, at 2 o'clock,
in the eaturr,h. Mise; Grate. Stewart
Stewart presided. and was assist-
ed Mrs. 12 Pipe. who took the
Rrriprur* readino and Mrs .john
Warman lad in prayer. The sec-
retary'. revert wee road by Mra.
W. Smith and the treasnrer's re-
port by Mrs. W. Seely. Miss G.
Stewart then asked Minae. flleorge
Bunn to preside for the Hems
T•Telper's and she introduced the
gncwt speaker, Mrs. Mn2auley,
Ripley. who le Presbyterial ores;.
dent for Maitland Presbytery. Mra.
W. Romers mord a vote of thanks
to Mrs. MatlnnIey for her very In-
tereeting talk, and expressed eia
prenta.ttlon to Mos. Icing for her
SWIVirata ns organist, and for the
*12550 solo ranrlarnd.Th r oaf .+
m In..
was einserl by pie singing ne e
h'vmtt marl rnneailne the Mtsnsh
1eneelletdtnn. Ti1te Home 1T•ripoe a
ammIliitf'a ,carved len,"1i in the
hnaemenl of the eleternit whfln n
eerie! hon- waw Spent,
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Roman Catholic Church, Brine
Bels, Saturday morning, May 31,
when Jeanne Elizabeth, daughter of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Andrew Kirkoonnell, •
Auburn, was united in marriage to
Mr, Lrntis Augustine Blake, son of
Airs. W. Blake, Brussels, and the
late Mr. Blake. Rev. Fr. Durante per-
formed the ceremony; and Miss
neither, played tee wedding music.
The c+March was decorated with
tulips, lily. of the valley and lilacs.
Given in marriage by her lather,
the brill,e wore a floor -Length
gown of white slapper satin with
double. net skirt. rose,12etal lace
over satin bodice,. and rose -petal
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around the kitchen
labor and time rain be saved with
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made possible with a DURO
PUMPING SYSTEM.
BATHROOM • . • Protect d a heths Bmf
com-
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forh of daily pU1i ING SYSTEM.
with a DURO P
LAUNDRY ... Family washing
be-
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with a
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your laundry tubs
DURO PUMPING SYSTIMIL.
BARNS ...Why carry water? Save
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PRODUCTON and PROFITS and
haveeFIREIPROTECTION with a
DURO PUMPING SYSTEM.
Phoneor visit us today for DURO Pump.
and EMaii"Plumbing
Fixtures.
Write for
illustrated folder.
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EMC EMCo
For Sale by —
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
London • Hamilton • St Gtheriser • Toronto • Sudbury • Winnipeg - VancouMOP ver
arate
PEOPLE WE KNOW
* * e
Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne is visiting in
London with her son J. A. and efts.
Ballantyne.
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lace coat with lily -Point sleeves * * *
and prineesa neckline. Her three -
Me and .lits. Stanley Wheeler
quarter veil of embroidered net
was caught to a Juliet cap with
mange blossoms. She carried a
white prayer book Lopped with a
red rose. Miss Helen Blake, Toron-
to, sister of the bridgdroom, was
maid of honor. wearing a floor -
length gear of pink net over
taffetta with pink lace bolero and
snatching pink headdress. She
carried pink and white carnation'..
Miss Ruth Snelltn.g, Brucefielld
and Miss Edith Daer, Auburn
cousins of the bride. mere 'brides-
maids. Mics Snelling wore a, aky-
hltte flonrleneth taffeta gown,
with full skirt. fitted bodice,
m..itehine headdress, and should.ed
veil. Miss Deer wore a floor -
l' -nett seen with yellow net over
ttirfa'a, with fol' skirt. fitted net
blouse and tare bolero. matching
headdress, and shoulder veil. Both
carried pink and white carnations.
Mary Trirkconnrll, sister of the
bride. was flower girl In a frock
of printed green nylon, with full two -ear nollison on Highway No. 80
skirt. sweetheart neckline, and , •.I Merr'4 hank corner as noon on
spent a few days with friends at
W'corlbrigde, Leamington, Stouffvitle
and Oshawa.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKinnon of
Toronto and Dr. and Mrs. R. C.
Robertson of Oollingwood .visited at
the home of L. McKinnon and Mrs.
A. Arntedrong over the week -end.
* * *
Miss. Mary E. Lane of Searboro
spent the holiday weekiend at the
home of her parents Rev. Andrew
and Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Lane ret-
turned with her for a few days, '
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Pvans, :firs. Jas.
Ballantyne and Miss Millie Grewar
were guest at the Stephens-Ceatratn
wedding in St, Pauls Cathedral,
Lnndon, on Saturday.
* * *
Mrs. E. Higgins. guttered n brolcen
"slvis and internal injuries in a
matching poke bonnet trimmed . Mendny. Stn is 111Winehnm hospital.
with tlowers. She carried pink and j * * *
white t:artuatione and red roses Friends from a distance attending
1 Mr IJarold Kirk+-,nnell, broth
t s the Mineral of the late Mies. R T.
of the bride, was beet man: and 1 ITonver were Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Mr. John Blake end Mr. Reginidrni TJatnilien; Mr. and Airs,
Sullivan ushered. A reception was °ill, Harvey Hnnvc,r :and Mr, Rmit71aon of
t. held at the Beirvevriek llotrl,
London: Mr. and Mrs. Frail t'1•a.mbin,
' WAttgltam. The 'Bain: room wags Mrs. Marian Lrmglay, Toronto: Mr,
le•+••trata d with bnuriuel of tultlrs. 1 awl Mrs. Tames Hessen, Stratford. (
. lily of the valley. and lilacs. The ; +
bride's table was rcmtred with a i —,---- --- i
three-tier wedding cake flanked •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
with pink and white tapers In sal- ,
ver holders. Far her daughter's i Notice It lterelry Oven to all
wedding. Mrs, Tllrkeennell chose i creditors having claims against the
a dress of navy blue printed jar- ( estate of .ITLIA ANN PATRICIK
eey with nailurai colored hal and tate of the 'Village of Brussels in
norsage of red rosebuds .The bride- ` the, County of Huron, Mtarried
5rnnnt's mother worn a mauve woman, to send to the uhdersigaod
crepe areas trimmed with lace j on or before the Fourteenth day of
withh white areeaanrtina and a nor- I Juno, 1052. full particulars of their
sage of pink roarbuda. For a trip claims In wrthing. Immediately
to Northern Onatarto, thr bride ' after the aatd 14th slay of Tune,
cinnnNd a navy blue getnrdine suit 1252. the assets of the estate will
with whoa anressnrles and nor• 1 he tllatrihntrd amongst the parties
sage of red roans. on their return I entitled thereto having regard
they will live. near Brnasala. t'iueste only to claims of which the Ad.
Wso". present from Rruaa'Ta, Rrnee.notice,
mintstratnr shall then have
fieid. Anhnrn, +T31vth, 1 alaley, ; Messrs. Crawford ,k' TTath rtngtnn
Moritfon. Wiradiam. and T.istowel. i Rarrlatera and c,.
1 Brussels Ontario
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NAVY LEAGUE TAG DAY
TO BE HELD HERE JUNE 28
Once again the Navy League ct
Canada appeals to all citizens tb give
generously to the Navy League Tag
Day to be held in Brussels 011 Sat-
urduy, Tune 28th, 1963.
Canada is playing an ever-increas-
ing part in world affairs, Tne Navy
League propramme is becoming
larger and more valuable to the
country as a whole.
'rite training of dea Cadets 1s
ha.o'ing a telling effect in the devel-
opment of character and good
citizenship among boys during
their formative years. For over
thirty Years the Navy League has
recognized that it can teach mugh
more than drill. seasmanship and
Naval lore by skillfully blend-
ing diselpline responaibtltty and
training It can "build men."
The number of former sea Cadets
who hold positions of trust in the
Cnmmuntty and the high percentage
of active force sailors and officers
oho started their naval carters In
the Sea Ca,lets, testily to the value
et Navy League services,
Likewise, Nary Leal hue services
to sailors will increase substantially
is new ships are commissioned for
active service in the defence of
Canada, Crews which have been on
active, duty in Korean waters have
all been shppiied With comforts and
the traditional ditty bags. Comfort-
able chubs and recreational centres
are maintained by the Navy League
in our groat ports for Merchant
Stamen whose voyages make oar
export trade presthle. Naval voter•
nns in hospitate are visited regularly
by members of Navy League's
1'.adies' Auwlltaries.
Everyone should feel it a privilege
to have a share in financing such e
programinn M service,
etenaratera and Racers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Limo and Fertillrer Sowers,
Sorinp.tooth Marrows
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Duca, ,treaders,,
Mower's. Has i..oadets,
Smalley Forage Simms
R seri
HIaminer
"'UA M1tI, ot-e 5er4etirs &t5
f nv Cocirslarit Trectore.
'rnnlc,a,nnt Dealers ler
onset. trrtelemertte
MORRrrr & WRTCNT