HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-10-11, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
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In answer to the often -heard question:
here can 1 get Dack's Shoes ? "
we have pleasure in announcing
the appointment of
DUNLOP'S SHOE STORE
as exclusive dealer in Wingham for
Canada's filIest shoes for *on
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT
OF HIGHWAYS
Geo. H. DOUCITT, Mind.l.r
Shobbrook - White
In a quiet wedding ceremony at the
parsonage of Londeslboro United
Church, Miss Fern Isobel daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John White, R. R. 4
Brussels, was united in marriage to
Mr. Raymond Sho.bbroak son of Mr.
Howard Shobrook, Clinton and the
late Mrs. Shobbrook. Rev. S. Brent_
on officiated at the ceremony. The
bride wore a floor length gown of
white satin, pearl: neck -lace and ear-
rings. a sweetheart ,headdress of
pearls held' a finger-tip veil. She
carried a shower bouquet of red roses
trimmed with white satin ribbon,
Miss Shirley Machan as matron of
honor, wore a Hoer length gown of
light bine taffetta, accessories were
pearls and matching headdress. Her
flowers were a bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. Donald Jchnetot, Blyth was the
grog 1,'s best man, Receiving the
guess after the ceremony, Mrs.
White wore a blue crepe dress with
a white corsage. she was assisted
by Mrs. Clarence Crawford who wore
a wine dress with a yellow corsage.
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YOUR COMMERCE BRANCH
Keystone
of Main Street
The towns of Canada are pleasant places.
Our town has a character all its -own , . .
but any Canadian feels at home here.
There's our bank, for instance ... a branch of
The Commerce. You'll find one In most towns.
And there's our bank manager. He's a
professional man. He's learned from many towns
like ours. So he knows how to give the kind
of service that comes only with long acquaintance.
Yes, our Canadian towns are pleasant places ... and the men and women
at your Commerce branch are good people to know.
IP Eli
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The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Me Commerce"
Lorna H. Bouchard, A.RGA.
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For their wedding trip the bride
chose a powder blue suit with pink
accessories, On their return they
will make their home in Blyth, I
. Murphy • Lake
A pretty double ring ceremony took
Pelee on Monday, October 2nd, at 1G
o'clock a. m. in The Clruroh of Our
Lady, Guelph, when Carley Irene.
third daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles E. Lake, Brussels, became
the bride of John J. Murphy of
Guelph. calve
The Rev. Father Hawkins. officiat-
ed.
fficialed. Mr. Bob Fryer of Stratford was
soloist.
The bride given in marriage by her
father was lovely in a foor-length
white satin. made with round lace -
trimmed, yoke, full skirt with peplum
et back and long lily point sleeves.
Her full length veil was caught by a
coronet headdress of rhinestones and
seed pearls and she carried a cascade
bouquet of white mums.
Maid of honour for her sister,
Miss Lillian Lake wore a Mauve
Moire' taffeta floor•lemgth gown
with low bertha collar, matching
picture hat and mittens. She carried
a nosegay of .yellow maims,
The hridemaids, Miss Doreen
Murphy and Miss Nancy Price, sister
and cousin of the groom, wore blue
.and yellow floor -length gowns de-
.eiened like that of the maid of hon-
our
onour with matching headdress and
mittens. They carried nosegays of
1,1^u and yellow mums.
The groom was attended by a
friend Eddnund Bennett. and ushers
were Jam': Carter and Roy Marlton,
seeentinn for twenty-five guests
was held at the Y.W,C.A. Afterwards
the happy couple lett amid showers
of confetti and good wishes, They
left for points south, the bride
travelling in a grey checkered suit
with wine accessories and corsage
of dark red rases. They will reside
in Guelph, Guests were presents
from Hammulton, Stratford, Hunts-
vilde, Brantford, Guellpi and Brussels.
McDonald - Mole
Northside United Church, Seaforbh,
wan the scene of a pretty wedding on
Saturday at 12.00 o'clock noon when
Rev. D. A. McMillan, pastor of the
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Brussels Public School Junior ('lasses, Grade 1 and 2,
church, united In:, Marriage, Vera
Edith Grace, daughter'of tha,late
Mr. and Mrs. Edward:; Mole, to Mr.
Alvin Campbell MoDenaOd, only son
1,r Mr. and Mrs. John, McDone.ld. of
Brussels, The church and altar wore
smartly arranged 4n autumn flowers
and made a pretty setting for the
bride, who was given in marriage
by Mr. John Beattie. -The bride's
dress was of floor -length slipper
satin with lace yoke over satin: and
studded with pearls huttom•ed down
the hack. The skirt was flared and
gored with lace. She wore a halo
headdress and a floor -length veil.
Her flowers were red roses. Miss
Laura Mole, sister of the bride,
was, matron of honor and wore a
pink corded silk gown. floor -length,
with bustle back, Ruff sleeves and
full' skirt. The flowers in her bou-
quet were Talisman roses. Mrs.
Alvin Riley was the bridesmaid and
she wore a green corded taffeta
dress similar in style to the matron
of honor's. She carried Talisman
roses. Little Carol 'Willson, niece of
the bride, was flower girl and she
was dressed In pink taffeta anti
bed a nosegay bouquet of roses.
'tv, Kennth McDonald. cousin of
the bridegroom. was the best man
and Mr, Alvin Riley and Mr, Don-
ald McDonald were the ushers. A
reception was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Johtt T. Elgie when
Mrs, Casemore, auntof the bride
and Mrs. McDonald received with
+he bride, Mrs. Casemore chose a
flowered bite crepe dress with gray
accessories and wore a corsage of
Milk roses. Mrs, McDonald wore
dcnhinium blue ' and black acces-
sories with a pink corsage. The
servers were Mrs. Mien Slavin, Mrs.
Lorne Dale. Eleanor Henderson,
Mrs. Art Wright, and Thelma Pulgie.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald left on a
trip to eastern Ontario and Que-
bec and will reside on the bride-
grooms farm in Crecy Township, on
their return, The bride traveled in
a hunter's green frock, '• with chenille
hat, Damson colored coat and bleak
and white accessories,
CRANBOOK
Sabbath School anti the usual mor-
ning service were held on Sunday
in Knox Church. On. Friday evening
Ont. 12th. at 8 fetlock preparatory
service will be ltelcl in the church.
On Sunday, Ort. 1.5th, the Sacrament'
or The Lord's Supper will he dis-
pensed at eleven? o'clock, Sabbath
School will meet at 10: a, m, as usual,
Rev, Alex J. and 'Mrs, Simpson
and children are spending a. few days
in Toronto,
• The October meeting of the W.M,
ti. wss'held at the home of Mrs, R. 10.
McDonald, with an attendance of
tone. Miss Aline T Forrest was
leader and Mrs. Lynn, Evans gave
the Thankaigiv!ng topic Mrs. Calvin
CTmernn and Mrs. Jelin Rollneck
••sar1 portions of scripture. Mrs, Dan
Huether presided for the business
period during which the minutes
w' -re read and approved. roil called
feel responded . to with a verse 000-
taining "Thanksgiving." "Remem-
brance" was chosen for the NOyenh-
her mrnling to he held at the home
.,r 71v Men MI0141 01, Mise Forrest
,+s nnn„infal to give the dedicatory
prayer et the Sectional Meeting in
Molesworth Presbyterian Church on
Thursday, Oct, 12th at 2.00. Offering
eerc'hst•-d and thr nu retinp
rinsed with singing of a hymn and
prayer by the lender.
Mrs. Allen Ca.monn presided over
the meeting or the Ladies :11d. A
-••••lnture reading and prayer pre•
coded the reading or the minutes by
eerrota.ry, Mrs. M. Engei. A
financial report wan given by the
Irre l=acer• A brier discussion on
<••veral matters of business took
place, niter wihiclt the president
5105,1c1 the meeting with prayer. Mins
Alice Forrest served lunch and a
serial half hour WAS spent.
Miss Eonylefre :Stress, has returned
from all enJoyab:le motor trip to
Quebec and other points. She was
accompanied by her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Nicholl's.
Mrs. Wes. McEaohern, Ayr, spent
a few days last week with her sister,
Mrs. P. Baker.
Mrs, Wm. Qameron is in Kitchen-
er,
BLUEVALE
Personals: Mr. and' Mrs. William
McTaggart and sou Scott, Goder-
iich. with MT. and Mrs. Roy Turvey;
Mrs, Ennily Elston, Wingham, with
her son, Bernard and Mrs. Thomas;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mooney, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith; Mrs.
Marjory Jacobs, London, with Mr.
and Mits. R. E. McKinney; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Street and Linda,
Listowel, with Miss Duff and Mrs.
Aitken; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Miac-
Lebn and son Roderick, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton;
Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon, 1
Georgetown, with Mr. and Mrs, R.
H. McKinnon; Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Howard. Tioronito, with Mrs, Mary
Robertson; Bernard Lillow, London,
with his mother, Mrs.. Nellie Lillow;
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Watson, Gorrie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jlames Watson, Fer-
gus. with Mrs, W. J. Johnston: Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Parker, and Mar-
lyn with Mrs. Parker, sr., Guelph;
Mrs. 'billow and son Bernard with
MT. and Mrs, Jack Lillow, Strat-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond El-
liott, Mrs, R. F. Garnlss, Mac and
Olive Scott with Mr. and Mrs, Neil
B. McEachern, Clifford; Mr. and.
Mrs. W. M. Adair with Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Jeffrey, Morris township,
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AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
Saturday, October 21st
Sale commences at 1.30 P. M.
Walnut veneer bedroom suite 3 -piece
2 high riser bed springs steel
All steel bed spring
2 spring filled mattresses, in good
condition nil
Hardwood bedroom suite 3 -pieces
Hardwood chest of drawers
Studio couch in good condition
Simmons all steel couch mattress
and cover
Steel folding couch with. spring
filled mattress
Walnut finish coffee table Duncan
Phyte base
Walnut end table tri -lite Lamp
Infra red bulb 2 end tables
3 waste paper baskets
3 rooking chairs 1 child's cooker
1 sewing machine
1 living room table
1 dinette spite new
1 breakfast suite slightly used
1 axminster rug and pad 6'9" x 9' new
1 congoleum rug 9 x 12 new
Quebel coal heater, glove board and
Pipes was
1 heat reflector metal grained new
Kitchen cabinet in good condition
Steel utility cabinet
Extension table
kitchen chairs
5 tube Mantel Radio N. B.
Sunshine hot plate, 2 burner Sr, oven
Silver Queen Vacuum Cleaner with
attachments slightly used
Wagner carpet sweeper new
0 pies', set of dishes pompadour
pattern 6 Targe dinner plate!
Water pet large waslh bowl
Odd dishes Tea pot
Bread box and cannister set to match
2 nickel plated tea kettles
:Aluminium tea kettle
2 aluminium stew kettles
Roasting pan 2 eteetrie toasters
n coffee pots cookie tin
2 large gold fish bowls
Granite water pail new
Tron pot and rolling pin
2 sets granite double boilers
Granite sauce pan food chopper
2 frying pans 2 dish pane
1 medicine cabinet
3 mirrors 2 wash basins
Rp•ttty Rlectric Washer nearly new
Gal. wash tub and stand
Copper boiler' brans wash board
Vacuum clothes washer 3 axes
2 ironing boards child's wagon
Tee cream freezer
Rubber tired lawn mower in good
condition 1 commode box
1 chamber pail 2 dust mops
Wahl brush Fuller make
Garden tools, hoes, shovel, rakes,
enitivator, , Quantity of sealers
T' s anal fruit
Screen doer ift
Thandashssawer
LadWeatdernam• sprinkling can
Mending stand clothes horse
Clothes pin bag and pins
Clothes 'casket window screen
Tweed coat chamois lined size 14
2 crocks i (4 gal,) 1 (2 gat)
2 brooms, 1 dust pan. 1 eellnlose mop
other articles too numerous to
mention.
• Terms Cash
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
Thomas Miller, Clerk. o
Fred Thueli, Cashier.
Edna Spelt, Proprietress.
fainting is fun with Flo -Zan Buick drying o camel.
Just flow it on. FIo.Zon levels itself. 18 beaetiful
colours, black and white,
JoInhon's'Plaint & Electric Store
Br+ttaselr, Oi,«t
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