The Brussels Post, 1952-9-9, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST.
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For Sale by —
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
ECOP 524
EMPIRE -BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
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From the "BLUE BOOK" of Famous Trains
You'll .appredate and under-
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better when you see it from
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between Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver this famous train
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SHE oNLV RAILWAY SERVING ALL TENmII.PPROVIN� C� S
LADI $ AUXILIARY
'The Ladies Aluwtt'tany Lo the Can.
adialu Legion held their molter
meeting Sept 4th, with 22 ladies
present. It was decided that an
invitation, be sent to the Exciter
Auxiliary to entertain them Sept,
iRtlh at afar negalliar soical evening.
ctotnanade' Mlalty Lowe was nominated
es delegate to go to the Oonrenelon
in Brookville in Od ober l Coln•
Dorobhy Boyle, Zone Commander of
Stratfore sedated at the meeting.
and Hlnaw a edhort interentlnug 'talk in
the Auxiliaries 'meriting togelther and
1eetn4pine the Legion. Several boxes
Bor tile sick were sent out. The
Mystery prize was won ley Cont.
Mary 'Lowe. At the cloese of elm,
meeting luneh WAS served and Com.
Hoyle was preeepted ;wits, n gift.
WEDDING
Guest • Storey
A quiet and pretty wedding was
selemnieed at .the manse, Walton,
!get Thursday afternoon at 2.00
o'clock, when Rev. 114: Thomas unit-
ed 1.n marriage Mavis Mamie, daugh-
ter of Mn John Henry Storey, Wal-
ton, and Mr. Arthur Windsor Guest,
Kincardine, sort of Ma•, Thomas
Robert Guest, Kincardine. The
bride was gowned in white :satin;
end her long embroidered veil was
^I;1
in place by a flowered head-
. Shr carried red roses and
•.e''ni!P nlnryeenthem:1ms. Miss Mar -
'ret Marie Dale, Clinton. as Me
bride's attendant, wore yellow net
over .taffeta. •with mlatching Bead.
dress and carried an arm 'bou-
quet of nrchid chaysanthem'ime.
Mr. Arnold Gerald Storey, Crom-
mete, Was be,sit near. Ftdllcm:Eng
a. receptfon at Walton, Mr, and
Mra. Guest left on a motor trip
north the bride travelling in a
brown gabardine milt, with match -
ire O'cceseoris and a corsage of
ed resets. Cin their resin' thav will
-rake their home in Bnucefield,
Riley- McCutcheon
Before an arch of evergreen en.
twined with flowers, centred- with a
white wedding hell and banked with
baskets of gladioli, ou the lawn orf
her .home, Audrey Dooreen Me-
Cuteheon, daughter of Mr. and
Mts. Charles McOutcheon, R. R. 1,
Rluevaie. became the bred; of James
Oliver Riley, son of Mr. and Mss.
J•O hn .T. Riley. of Brussels. The wed-
ding which took place on Wednes-
day. Aug, $7th. was conduoted by
Rev. Boggs,
Given in marrl.ge by her father,
tine bride was lovely in a gown of
white. Chantilly lace with a skirt
of. nylon net avec taffeta, and feat -
tering a fitted, strapless bodice with
• snatching lace jacket and lily point
sleeves with the high pointed collar
nnd tiny buttons to the waist. Her
fingertip veil of embroidered net
felt gracefully from a halo of seed
pearls and sliver beads. She carried
a casoade bouquet of sweet heart
roses and gladioli and wore the
groom's gift of three strands of
warts, Tem something old the bride
wore her grandmother's engages
meat ring topped with her grand-,
father's gold ruff links set in ambles.
The maid -of -honour, Miss Shirley
McMichael, wore a yellow gown of
embosser] net over taffeta, featuring
a strapless bocidce with net jacket
and matching .headdress. She carried
a bouquet of mauve gladioli. Miss
Helen Louise Peacock, bridesmaid,
chance green embussed organza quer
taffeta with nylon yoke oauglut with
seed pearls and matching headdress.
She carried a bouquet of peach glad-
toid, Tittle Darlene Brothers, the
flower girl araC pretty in pink nylon
over taffe•ea, feel -wing a long full
olein and headdress of flowers, and
r'rtl'ied a nosegay of matnhing
flowers,
Mrs. Hiarold Hamilton was the solo-
ist, acronLisanied by Idris, Tyle lllyo-
theta. Betet near was Jtelnn Herr and
Glen MrMichaefl Was an usher,
:\.t the reception held in the braes
silent of Wroxeter 'United Cirureln,
the bride's mother reeelvrd in navy
',beer over ntx'.m•dian pleated teffete
With navy atceesortes and eonsaee
of pink roans. She was resisted Ihy
the ;room's mother In navy with
neve* mcroaeories and pink eoraa.ge.
Fm'
travelling. tint bride more a
resit Smit with green hat end grPPn
setisatanNies 5na1 cora mink fore with
n enlarge of 'Setter time reaps. They
lefe nn n o'eddtne the in N 11'1tern
Met.,rin and arc now residing In
Thesesels.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ali peareons Having Claims against
the estate of WILLIAM SIEMON
:ate of the Township of Gray in the
Cou;nt,y of Huron, farmer, Who died
on the 28th day of Jane, 1952 at the
Town of Clinton, are hereby noti-
fied to send to the undersigned
on or about the Wath day of Septemb-
er, 1952, full particulars of their
claim in writing. Immediately after
the 13th day of September, 1952,
the assets of the estate will be dee
titled thereto having regard only to
titled tiarete having regand only to
claims of which the Exeoutor shall
then have notice,
Messrs. Crawfood & Hetherington
Barristers & c.
Brussels • Ontario
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
At the home of Jas. McFadzean
Turnberry St., South, Brussels on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th
Commencing at 1 O'clock Sharp
S Piece Walnut Living Room Suite
1 Library Table
1 Solid Oak Secretary
1 R.C.A. Victor Radio combination
6 Rocking Chairs
8 Dining Room Chairs
8 'Kitchen Chairs
2 Oak Extension Tables
1 Oak Side Board
1 "Beach" Coal and Wood Range
1 Electric Rangette
1 Tea Wagon, Gibbard
1 Leather Covered Couch
1 — 3 Piece Bedroom Suite
Dressers — Chest. of Drawers
Bede, Springs and Mattresses
1 Wardrobe
1 White Sewing Machine
1 Easy Washing Machin
1 Hoover Vacuum Cleaner
Chime — Cutlery
Kitchen Utensils
Work Bench and Carpenter Tools
rrarden`Tools. Ladders and
-Lawn Mower
1 New Tire 4.50 x 2T�
1 Buggy, 1 Cutter •
Numerous other articles,
TERMS CASH
Jas, McFadzean, Prop.
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer,
., .-.� •� - , , .> r- rr Mt/1c.,
Mr. and Mrs. Peres Burnham spent
part of their honeymoon at the home
of her uncle Ernset Courchesne and
Mrs. Cona'chesue last week. While
here telly were present et the
baptism of Donna Marie Courchesne
in St. John's Church, Wednetsday
on yhioln occasion they because her
Godparents. During the visit Mr.
and Mrs. Cournha'ane attended a
dance at Walkerton in company with
their gacaats who left Thursday for
Niagara Fa11e.
AN AMERICAN VIEWS
OUR EXPANSION
The great Canadian boon has
made Canada a powerful, Prosper-
eus, attrantive, self-con'tident
country that ranks sixth among in-
dustrial prodo,oers of the world.
This is an obenservetion made by
an American jom•nalist in an article
appearing in the September 13th
telae of. The Toronto Star Weekly,
The writed giveeh is analysis of the
tremendous expansion: and its over.
ails effects on Canada. Tie describes
the nlnange, in psychology of Can-
ndans brought about by the phen•
onieve growth of the counter.
FOR SALE —
hite brick nouLee, 4 piece batti
'baWacre of land in Village of Brae -
sets. Priced to sell
100 acre Harm, hydro, good brill.
hugs, 50 aures of Spring crops, ne''rer
Tailing. spring, 8 acres of bash.
Priced to sell at $8,800.00.
100 mares farm, close to Village,
red brick home, aIle 'poreb, gest
drive shed, large barn, 18 acres
Spring crap, rest in hay and greau,
Priced to sell
Farms sit sizes, and also VMe eta
horses and hrislness.
Y. b. Long, Real Ttlatate Broker,
Rrnseale, Ont,
CLASSW D ALIS.
FOR SALE
i6 'Western'Stopiter Catres.
Alex Pearson Phone 851^19
FOR SALE—
flood Canning Pews
Mrs. 11, Manning
Phone 67xr4
CUSTOM SEWING—
Any person weelhtng sewing
draws -making ,please call 13r1a.
and
HONEY FOR BALE
Light Amber ):coney in your own
container 15c lb.
Wallace Ross Seatortb, Ont.
FOR SALE —
125 Sussex -Red Puttees, 514 month
old, layfug. efeoe ertain, Ahmed,
Ruby Bone Phone 31r18
FOR SALE —
Potatoes, also 1 — 600 x 16 tire
and lube, 2 — 600 x 16 o'elipers,
W. J. Procter Phone, 134-13
Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE --
Two year old Holstein Heifer,
due in Feb.
Wm. Collin's, Service Station,
1 mile West at Sea2orth,
HOUSE FOR SALE —
Conatfortable House, corner of
Thomas and Alexander. Priced Right.
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell Phone 97
FOR SALE —
175 White Leghorn Hens, 1 year
old.
Sfandey Fischer, R.R, 3 Brussels
Phone 75-r12.
FOR SALE —
Anyone wishing good gravel at
reasonable prices; lane gravel and
sand. Will take orders for cement
blocks.
Mitchell Elliott Phone 13r13
FOR SALE —
Hardbody Wood, Limb and Cedar
for kindling, Slabs hard and soft,
Blocks for furnace.
James Stevenson Phone
50r4
WANTED—
Dead and disabled rare snfmmaos
wanted for prompt pick-up. Cal
Percy Stephenson, TQthel, Phone
Brussels 85r13, Co11eeL
FOR SALE —
Modern Red Brick Haase on west
aide of Victoria Park. New modern
bathroom, hot end cold water, Town
water $3500.00.
Hugh Pearson, Brussels Phone 11 !
LOST —
Froan Lot 14, Con, 13, Grey town-
ship, Yearling white Lace Steer, a-
bout 650 lbs., with spots on face,
lost about middle of August. Finder
Please notify Clem Steffler or
Phone 75+x13. Owner will pay all
expenses.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Have Septic Tanks
San#tary Way.
Schools and Public Buildinugs,
given prompt attention,
Reasonable Rates.
Irvin Coxon Phone Milverton 75r4
pumped
the
FOR SALE —
1 Rebher Tired Wagon
1 — 3 furrow Plow
1 Disc Harrow
Plow pointe to tit Ford, Ferguson,
Floury. Oliver, Otaoo. Wiard or any
other well knuown make,
Net and Duotalloy. Order yonre
to -day, 1 have the Big Sticky Fly
Traps for sale ton. Seed Wheat,
Fertilizer and Minerals. Spraying
Outfit and Material.
Phone SQr9 Geo. Wesenburr
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHIP
Alweye a Largo stock le Cheleeot
Granites to Chose tram
All modern machinery.
famous for
Cemetery lettering a aMalatly
Artistic Memorials
at vary reasonable prime.
R- A. SPOTTON
Phone 256 — Wmgham, Owt.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
PROMPTLY FOR SANITARY
DISPOSAL.
Telephone Collect
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED
LUMMUR $IiAL
Positively moll all knotty and nsinew
woods, assures o lasting point lob,
Johnson's Paint and
Electric Store
Brussels. Ont.
A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BUSINESS (CARDS
C. A. Mytrrs, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSIC/AN and SURGEOP
Wielder St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45--- Brussels.
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JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fjttad.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Strs.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30. Sat. 9 a.m. to
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist, . "I
LLSTOWEL. ONT.
Speccb,lizing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of G L
Office in Lis owe! Clinic Budding
floors: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.an. daily; Closed Wednesday lane,
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 50:
Other evenings by appoislrnent Phone 534.
Tit. A. Kann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SuRVit-�' ;Tl
Licensed Funeral Director and Embaln cer ti
PHONE 36 or 85 T BRU4''Wl ONT.
T.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire insurarsee
Accident end Szkeess
Agent for Great West Life insurance Ca.
fikoee Office 98 -- Brarsaeta, Chet.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Ce.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
. Phone 43x Brussels
4
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wmgham 770 & 5, Kincardfers 2L
Evenings by Appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for. Use of Funeral %losses
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Servica
Dales' Flowers Exclaaiyeiy
LeeWxs Rowland
Or vsrlba to R. R. 3 Waieecme.,
(Licensed For }Huron Coltnt,-1
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