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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-8-31, Page 4pp�� �1i�i it NG ------- tp s �* 3 W .E D !� 1 Irl C �t9 , McCreath -Coutts is easy since we got r Pulp ,c A NY home and farm can be modern arl,nosy , with a plentiful supply of fre411. running water at the turn of a tap supplying every need hi the house, rihuratroend fire barn, nfrllsour huildings provided with dependability by the famous DURO Pump. !fDesigtsed especially to meet farm requires extents. DURO otters exclusive advantages . assures years of trouble-free operation - aril production and profit enough to coon pay for installation. See us for complete informatics. - $112.00 P.O.B. LONDON, CANADA & /�--++ q yy T� 7yp� C. G. KRAUTER Plumbing, Heating & T insmithing Phone 47x Brussels, Ont. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED badge - Hamilton - Toronto - Sudbury OWNING AND OPERATING METALS LIMITED EC9. Edmonton - Vancouver Calgary -••• & Fixtures a n Styled for beauty a..:1 utility. I:)iCCr llari,- rooms. Kitchens and Laundries are pert st teammates with a DCRO Pressure System, Protect the health of your family .: , add to the comforts of daily living. Call u.; today and learn how easily and economically you can modernize your home . . . the EMCO way I THE BRUSSELS. POST Wednesday, August 31st, 1949 Travis, Joan Johnston, June Hack- • t Notice To Creditors well, and Elizabeth McGavip• Five' In the estate WABR SHARP late of the Village of Brussels in new members joined the baudVI of e tleman Cheryl Ann Craig, Wanda diary !� the County of Huran, g n Lenge colortttl baskets of gladioli, who died on or about the twenty- Humphries, Barbara Ann. liana fifth dayof Jul A.D. 1949. Ilton, Jtunes Bruce Clark and Shir- t and hire in a candle light TAKE OTIOEy that all parties any Thames, , setting adorned Duffs' United loving clahns m' demands against ehurel0, Welton, for the double ring t1'o estate of the above deceased The following graduated Into the ceremony at two -thirty teeleck on Durst mail particulars and proof of hiission liand, ,Tan Johnston, Shir•' the afternoon of Saturday, August earns to the solicitors for the execs- Icy Bolger, 13elen Bryans, Agnes 27th when Rev. R, G. J azlewood t ase on or before the tenth day of Ann Achilles and Bobby Hemp's' Feptemher, A.D. 1949, upon wbtoh ries. They were welcomed by Mrs. heard the marriage vows between la,e the said executors will pre and Many Doreen Coatis, only (laughter ! ,,. ,ri 'tibntr the asst is with regard A. McColl, Mission Band superin of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coutts, 1..n'v to those claims 'what shall tendent. Bobby Humphries toll up I u have been received, the offering. Sandwiches, Walton and Edward A. McCreath of201, f ,ingnat, A.D. 1949, es, DATED at Brussels this 13th and chocolate milk were served at ! !tildes'. only sun of Mr. and lira. ; the close of the meeting. i John Mvereath. , Rachel Duncan Francis Dungan, executers Ial's. Ian \"ilhee played the 1 !• their snieitnrs CRAWP ORD & I wedding music. Before the ceremony, 1 lHETHERINGTON, Brussels, Ontario 111 ltr, Robert Cunningham sang , "Because." after the ceremony he 'I 4,11W 'The Lord's 'Prayer', and during: 1 the signing of the Register, "'rill tho end of Time." The bridal procession was led by the usher's, Frank Rutledge and Cal man Hogg. cousins of the bride and groom respectively. The Vancaa VS' Skinny en, women 16 -Page Comic Book Printed In Pink • 0115,1%15 ibs. Oat New Pep, Vim, Vigor W1s0 s p,da. 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The full skirt ' fell gracefully, into a long sweeping train enci"•ietl with French lace. the skirt was caught up In front. with tiny bunches of "Lily of the 'Palley" to reveal a qualnt undo. - skirt pretty with rows and rows of lave. ins. 'wreath of Orange Blossoms held her scalloped French Illusion Veil which ex'ended over the train of the gown. She carried a white satin covered Testament, smothered with Orchid colored Cry- anthentutns and white stenhefo+is with long streamers caught with similar flowers. Her only ornament was her Grandmother's pearl Sun burst. Notice To Creditors In the estate of LAURA MARY LAKE late of the VI'lage of Brus- sels in the County of Hoorn, widow, who died on or about the eigthteenth day of Jena, A.D. 1949. TATCE NOTICE that all parties baying claims or demands against It's fun. It's the new 16 -PAGE COMIC BOOK, EXCLUSIVELY in the TWO -STAR EDITION of Thio Detroit Sunday Times, on sale each week from Wednesday on. New rnlnlC`; Games: Puzzles! Magic. Hobbies; Record and radio listings( Get The Detroit Sunday Times TWO - STAR EDITION every week for the NE'tV C'ilMiG BOOK. Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calls Phone 65 No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home. B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Emmhatltnsx. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Frre insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance CBrusselso. Oat. Phone Office 96 Dennis Duquette R. R. 4 Brussels Phone 51-r-18 Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big — None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ones. --- 11, A. Rann . Co. --- FUldERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or 85' .- - BRUSSELS, ON'[', Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONAE14 (Fog Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be looked after Immediately For informationelite write R. R Shone .e , iitowlend Or R. q, !- etheringt0n, K. C. VVINGHAM and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every lay. Phone 20x Successor to iE, D. SA Lha estate of the above deceased must mail particulars and proof of -an" to the obltritors foe the execu- tors on or before the tenth clay of September, AD. 1949, upon which date the said executors will proceed in distribute the aecece with regard salty to those claims which shall then have been received DATED at Brussels this 13th day rf August, A.D. 1949, Charles E. Lake 'Hrs. Stanley Brown, Toronto, Ont., sister of the bridegroom was matron of honour wearing a floor length gown of dusty rose satin featuring a full skirt, tight bodice ani snuare neckline, she wore matching elbow mittens and a large picture hat. Misses Jean Wilton and Lillian Gibson attending as bridesmaids, waving yellow and gre.,n taffeta "e=pe,•t{rely. Their grans were ( 'l with fm, skirts fe',taliog ,u,tle backs and toleros, the; wort' 1 1 :1,5 elbow -,tittens and 1e • ge u'e n, b'r'ture hats. Each attendant carried crescent Shaped boquets of pastel gladiolas. Wendy Rutledge cousin of the groom was- a winsome fiowergirl, in 0 long mauve 110011 similar to the bridesmaids. site wore elbow mittens edged with lace and a large pictere hat of maitre net. she carried a small crescent of yellow mums. Ma -ter Gerald Huether. cousin of the bride. wearing white flanne, trousers and a dark green blazer, was ring bearer. Oleg.ddfge Adf,`a CUS'T'OM WORK— Hay and straw bailed. Phone Si -r-10' S. Alexander, Ethel FOR SALE Barlett pears. Gerf. McDonata FOR SALE - 2 -furrow tractor plow. Phone 83-r-8 Wm. McInnes FOR RENT - 6 room apartment newly decorated. Possession Oct. 1st. apply at The Arcade Store. FOR SALE— — —� H. Milton Lake, executors 250 laying pullets, 250 pullets 41a. by their snlieitors ru 1URD S months old, 260 3 -months old., HETHERINGTON, Brusseels, .Ontario Phone 64-r•12 Fred Thuell Notice To Creditors In tle estate of ELIZA ROSS SMITH , late of the Village of Brussels.whn the County of Huron, died on or about the twenty-ninth day f April, A.D. 1949 TAKE NOTICE that all parties • having claims or demands against ! the estate of the above deceased must mail particulars and proof of sane to the solicitors for the execu- tors on or before the 10th day of September, A.D. 1949. upon which date the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets with regard ems- to those claims which shall then bare been received. DATED at Brussels this 13th day nr Anenst. A.D. 1949. - Thomas Boss, Chesley,`Ontario executor Mr. Earle Coutts. brother of the bride stood with the bridegroom as hest man. After the ceremony the reception tine formed in the church parlours, the bride's mother . received in a Dresden blue Crepe frock with a black picture hat, and black acces- sories and a corsage of pink roses and pink carnations. The groom's mother chose gray net over oink with black accessories and a similar corsage. Rev. R. G Hazlewood was toast- master. Mr. Adrian Hogg, proposed a toast to the bride, which was res- ponded to by the bridegroom who proposed a toast to the attendants, and Mr. Earle Coutts replied. Serving the sixty guests were, Misers Leona Watson, Shirley Bennett, Gladys Forbes and June Work. Mrs. Ned Thompon poured tea, The bride's gifts to the attend- ants were to the organist a gold compact, to the soi:oist a gold cigarette case, to the bridesmaids girls gathered and presented Doreen evening bags, to the matron of with lovely gifts. honour a gold compact, and to the flower girl a silver 'bracelet. The Mra. Wm. Wilber -was hostess eta groom's gift to ttte hest man was an rtinner at the home of her mother.. engraved leather wallet, to the Mrs. ,Thmea Coutts, for a delightfully ushers, gnici penknives, and to the arranged oup and saucer ahower, ring hearer, a leather wallet. 'ria guests were entertained etrrine Tater the temple left nn a wedding 11r rvrning by maldng a. "Bride's trip to Now York and Southern TDnnk". 1rhnnl .S'eetin 141o, 4. Grey mined States, the bride travelling One presented her with a large wa1: in a 110501 €ray smartly tailored mirror. Doreen was the reelpent of gabardine snit, s match to the bride- many ether beautiful gifts, groom's. She wore black a.ccee- Thr annual Baby Rend meeting series and a corsage of erysanthe- `vas 11eld In Thiff'e tlnited Chnreh nn MOIR, TnetdaY. Mrs. "G, Mebavin. Baby (hosts et the wedrding were from, Band superintendent, presided and Toronto, Ripley, C.oltingwoon, "00 06 iter meeting with a hythn, Guelph, Hammer, Chatsworth, Sea- na l forth, and Brussels. 0010 SALE - 1000 Leghorn pullets, laying 25%, $2.50 each; 500 Hemp x Wyandotte pullets, Just started to lay, $2.25 each Phone 52-r-7 L. H, Gordon Mrs. Andrew Coutts entertained at a delightful trousseau tea at her home on Friday, August 19, in honour of her daughter, Doreen's approaching marriage, The tea was attended by 190 guests. Miss Jean Matheson was in charge of the register in the afternoon and Miss Lorraine Smith in the evening. The guests were received and invited into the dining -room by Mrs. Coutts and her bride -elect daughter. The rooms were decorated with lenge and colourful bouquets of gladioli, snapdragn, hyderangea and Phlox. Pink and 'white streamers formed o pretty background for the three-tier wedding make which was centrad on the lace -covered dining- rnnttt table. Ti the afternoon airs. Aden Forbes and Miss Phemia Gordon poured tea. Displaying the trousseau were Misses Leona Watson, June Work and Ire Fraser. Mrs, Ned Thompson displayed the gifts. Serving the nests were Mrs. Tan Wilbee and Miss Marie Bennett. Mrs. Doug. Fraser wes.at the door. Tn the evening Mrs. John Rutledge and Mrs. James Coutts poured tea. Displaying the trousseau were Miss Shirley Bennett and Mrs. Wm. Wilhee and displaying the gifts was Mrs. Gilbert Smith. Serving the guests were Mrs. Hartley Fischer and Miss Marjorie Hogg. Mrs. James Cameron was at the door, Others who assisted with the tea. were Miss Annie' Gordon, Mrs, Nelson nein and Mrs. Walter Davidson. Mies Teen Wilton oleo entertained at a dinner at her home in Brussels. In honour of the bride -elect. Several FOR SALE— ir The >est ` � .vke ur Baler Expert Servicemen — Factory Approved Equipment Factory Approved Methods — Genuine Ford Parts These Four Points Enable Us To Do Your Repairs Faster ane Better and Save You Money. (ARS m T 'r.MKS - TRACTORS Stan t eh r l,sse Liin Red Ford Monarch Listowel amts •usn. 800 pullets, ready to lay, also a 1939 Chev. business coupe. Phone 58-r-24 Wm. Wheeler FOR SALE— Cornell 595 seed wheat, rust resist- ant, by test Highest yielder 2.25 bus. Phone Wroxeter 4-12 Geo. McEwen, R.R. 1. Bluevale FOR SALE— '35 Ohm Sedan; Model A Ford; '32 Chev, Panel Truck. These are priced to sell, must go out this week. Phone 36-r-5 E, Richards, Ethel WANTED— An automobile ann truck salesman for this district, any application treated with confidence. Apply to Box 60, The Brussels Post or FOR SALE— `a.An enamel combination stove, burns either electricity or coal on wod; 1 china cabinet; 1 bedroom suite. Phone 18 Mrs. John Ballantyne Phone 66 aAvIM mw',anL•delat angt9Qk In accordance with Section 14, Schedule "B" of the Public Health Act, — "No privy - vault, cesspool, septic tank or reservoir into which a privy, water closet, stable or sink is drained shall be established until the ap- proval of the Medical Officer of health is obtained." Applications for any such installation shall be made to the Medical, Officer of Health, • Huron' County Health Unit, Clinton, Ont. Plumbers, drainmen, contractors and the general public are requested to follow these instructions. c. ¢arasc12vrma,e:r uas FOR SALE-- One Ayshire Cow 4 years One Jersey Cow 10 years One Jersey Durham Heifer 8 months. 411 T. R. Tested. Dave Shieis, Graham Survey. FOR SALE— Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods) mailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope with price list, Six sempie 25c, 24 samples. 91.00. Mail Order 'Dept. M.33 Nov -Rubber Co., Box. 91, Hamilton, Ont. SAVE MONEY— Have your chesterfield, rugs, Piano and clothing sprayed with Berlou Mothspray, All work cover- ed with a five year guarantee. For information and free estimate", call G. A. Fraser, Phone 17-r-19, Brussels. LOST— -- Brown shoulder purse containing money and valuable papers ann articles. - Mrs, Robt. Gagnon, In care of Phone 24-r-12 Sarah McKinnon FOR SALE— "TA.RNOFF" gives your car the brand nein look. ' No washing, no Polishing—just dry clean by rubbing "TARNOFF' on, and "wiping off. 16 oz. tin 60c; 36 oz, tin 91.02. Elliott's Garage. FOR SALE - 100 acre good farm land red brick house, some bush, windmill, situated 30,6 miles east of Brussels, Ont, Will sell house separately if desired. Apply to Mrs, W. G. Mclifaohern, Elliott St., Ayr, Ont, Book Your Order Now ror Aluminum Roofing. Otaco-Tractors Pick-up Balers E. Richards & Son Farm Equipment Phone 86-r-. — Ethel, Ont. 2011® FOR SALE— Connor washing machine, extra large enamelled tub. This machine is in excellent condition and is guaranteed. See it now, We will change froom 26 cycle t shit 60 cycle 1 if roc -Mired. Srriphrre passages were 00. by phone 51 JohnPon IDleetric Tsohel Ritchto and Audrey Heck- we11. Solos were offered` by Brian C2E±± Electrical, Heating and Plumbing Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems (deep or shallow well) Air -Cooled 3 H.P. Gra Engines Metric Motors, Grinders and Rollers Electrical Appliances and Fixtures I LkLVAL LtIlALER—M lkers,, Separators, Speedway Water Hooters and Accrosories, Pell Ream ad deep and shads t well Pressure Systems. McWhirt r El- etric PHONE 53X BRUSSELS, ONT.