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Plumbing Fixtures and Fit-
tings. Write for illustrated
folder.
For Sale by
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
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LADIka AUXILIARY
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Oita.
adiana Legion 'held their regular
seting Sept. 4th, with 22 laidiee
present. It was decided that an•
invitation be saint to the Exeter.
Auxiliary to entertain them Sept,
1861' at alar reenter soical evening,.
Colnnade Mlaaly Lowe was nominated
ns delegate to gd to the Convention
in Brookville in, Oclbobercl Coin.
nerot1 y kroyde, Zone Commander of
Strat'toM .aelsisted at the 'fleeting
and gave a Short interesting talk In
the Auxtlearies wonting together land
lapin.+; the Legion, Several boxes
fel• the sick were sent out, The
a fee .y prize was won by Com,
Alary Lowe. At 'the close of 4he,
meeting lunch was served and Com:
Hoyle was presented with a gift.
WEDDING
Guest - Storey
A quiet and pretty wedding was
solemnized at the manse, Walton, •
last Thursday afternoon at 2.00
o'clock, when Rev, M. Thomas unit-
ed in marriage Mavis Marie, daugh-
ter of Mr, Jelin Henry Storey, Wal-
ton, and Mr, Arthur Windsor Guest,
Kincardine, soli at Mr, Thomas
Robert Gamest, Kincardine The
Miele was gowned in white satin;
and her long embroidered veil was
ld in phase by a flowered head-
s. Shr carried red roses and
white elrrrsnnthetrmms. Miss Mar-
re7ret Marie Dale, Clinton, as the
bride's nttend'ant, wore yellow net
over 'taffeta. •with matching head-
dress and carried an arm 'bou-
quet of orchid r. h,r'ysanthemume.
Mr. Arnold Gerald Storey, Crom-
aaltY, was best Man. Following
a reception at Walton, Mr, and
;are. Guest left on a motor trip
north, the bride travelling In a
1)VY%%l1 gaberdine suit, with match -
in cceesSoris and a cordage of
red roans. On their return they will
-wake their home in Brecefield,
Riley'- McCutcheon
Before an arch of evergreen en-
twined with flowers, centred- with a
white wedding bell and banked with
baskets of gladioli, on the lawn of
her home, Audrey Dooreen Me-
Cetcheon, dlaughter of Mr. and
IMrs. Charles McOutcheon, R. R. 1.
Bluevaie. became the bride of James
Myer Riley. son of 'Mr. and Mrs.
,Tohn J. Riley. of Brussels. The wed-
ding which took place on Wednes-
day. Aug- 27th. was conducted by
Rev. Boggs.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely In a gown of
white. Chantilly Lace with a skirt
of. nylon net avec taffeta, and feat
ming a Pitted, strapless, bodice with
• snatching lace jacket and lily point
sleeves with the high pointed collar
end tiny buttons to tete waist. Her
fin;entip veil of embroidered net
fell gracefully from a halo of seed
pearls and silver beads. She carried
a cascade bouquet of sweet heart
roses and gladioii and wore the
groom's gift of three strands of
orarls. Far something old the bride
wore her grandmother's engage-
ment ring topped with her grand-
father's gold riff links set in rubies.
The maid-ofhonour, Miss Shirley
Mc1•Tichael, wore a yellow gown of
embossed net over taffeta, featuring
a strapless bodice with net jacket
and matching headdress. She carried
n bouquet of mauve gladioli. Miss
Helen Louise Peacock, bridesmaid,
rhos" given embossed organza over
taffeta with nylon yoke caught with
seed pearls and matching headdress.
She crawled a bnugitet of peach glad -
loll. Little Darlene Brothers, tate
flower girl wee pretty in pink nylon
ever taftlete. featuring a long full
'kIet and headdress of Bowers, and
carried a noasen•y of matehin:a
flowers.
lira. Herold Hamilton was the solo -
tet accompanied by Airs. Tyle Rr4o-
titers. Best man was ,Tohn Kerr and
filen 3Te1Tichael was an ishan•.
:4t the reception held in the base -
mane of Wroxeter ilnited Cnslrch,
the bride's Prather received in navy
sheer over aonordian pleated taffeta
with navy acrses"nrinr and 007141¢e
of pink rose's. She was assisted by
1:115 grooms mother th navy with
nava• orresaot'ie5 and pink corsage.
For travelling, the bride were a
reel snit whit e'rprn hot and green
aervsientalee end \VDTP mink tars with
n reUrlarr Tif Better time roses. They
bent nn a Nem -Idler ti -h In Northern
tln+.erii And Pre LOW rnsidittg to
BTNstgeta.
jwykuwar !Q i! P,1611RT'1#Eft$
We ask all ,a4wertisers • to • efe
operate with the Past so that we
slay give you more deficiment.serviee.
Will you please Intake an' honest
effort to have ail advertising dopy
In this *Moe not later than 6 p,m.
011 A1londisy, With a reducedstaff
it Is net passible for ;uia to have the
paper out ou time unless you 00 -
operate with ire. CUSTOM SEWING
Thaia7c You. I Any Person wishing sewing and
i dress -making Please ea11 eerie.
CILASS.0 '1EEJ ADS,
FOR SALE
10 Westerit"'S'tooket' Calces.
Alex Pearson Phone 55r19
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FOR SALE —
Cloud dalniaine Pears
Ma's, Ii, Man niug Phone G7xr4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS t HONEY FOR SALE —
Alt peai'seas Paving (grime against Light Amber Honey In your own
the eatats of WILLIAM SInMON container 15c Lb.
:ate of the Township of Grey in the Wallace Ross Seaforth, Ont.
Country of Huron, farmer. who died
on the 28th day of June, 1952 at the
Town of Clinton, are hereby nett-
fled to send to the undersigned
on or .about the X13 th day of Septemb-
er, 1952, full particulars of their
claim in writing. Immediately after
the lBtb day of September, 1952. 1
the assets of the estate will be tis•
titled thereto having regard only to
titled tiereto having regabd only to 1
claims of which the Exeoutor shall
then have notice.
Messrs. Crawfofd & 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
5 Piece Mralnut Living Room Suite
1 Library Table
1 Solid Oak Secretary
1 R.C.A. Victor Radio combination
6 Rocking Chairs
6 Dining Room Chairs
6 Kitchen Chairs
2 Oak Extension Tables
1 Oak Side Board
1 "Beach" Coal and Wood Range
1 Electric ltangette
1 Tea Wagon, Gibbard
1 Leather Covered Couch
1 — 3 Piece Bedroom Suite
Dressers — Chest. of Drawers
Beds, Springs and Mattresses
1 Wardrobe
1 White Sewing Machine
1 Easy Washing Machine
1 Hoover Vacuum Cleaner
China.— Cutlery
Kitchen 'Mallets
Work Bench and Carpenter Toole
fiarden'Toals. ladders and
.Lawn Mowor
1 New Tire 4,50 x 21
1 Buggy, 1 Cutter
Numerous other articlee.
TERMS CASH
Jas. McFadzean, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
•- •+ - r , s> >r Are-Nsyr
Mr. and firs, Percy Burnham spent
part of their honeymoon at the home
of leer uncle Ernset Courchesne and
Airs. Courchesne last week. While
hero ifh were present at the
baptism of Donna Marie Courchesne
10 St. Tohn's Church, Wednesday
on yhich ocrasion they became her
Godparents. During the visit Mr,
and Mrs, Courohesne attended a
dance at Walkerton in company with
their guests who left. Thursday for
Niagara kraits,
AN AMERICAN VIEWS
OUR EXPANSION
The great Canadian boons has
Platte Canada a powerful, Prosper -
ons, attractive, self-confident
country that ranks si1th among in-
dustrial producers of the world.
This is an abenservation made by
an A.metdoan Journalist in an article
appearing in the September 13111
issue of. The Toronto Star Weekly.
The melted gtvesh is analysis of the
tremendous expntlsion and its over-
alls effects on Canada. Ile desoriiles
the change in peyctiology of Clam
ndlans brought about by the phen-
ontinal growth of the country,
FOR SALE —
White brick nouee, 4, plena batt.,
acre of land in Village of Brie.
Bels, Priced to sett
100 acre farm, hydro, good built
Inge, 50 cores of Spring crops, neTee
tailing. spring, 8 acres 01 burl.
Priced to sell at 86,800.00.
100 acres farm, close to Village,
red brick home, sun porch, nese
drive shed, large barn, 18 earee
Spring crop, rest in hay and grata.,
Priced to sell.
Farms all sizes, and also Village
htntaes •and Mistimes.
3. 0, Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
125 Sussex -Bed Buli'etis, 3% month
old, laying, .R,oe ertain, Atwood.
Ruby Bone Phone 31r18
FOR SALE —
Potatoes, also 1 -- 600 x 16 tire
and tube. 2 — 600 x 16 nelkners.
W. J. Procter Phone 13-J-13
Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE --
Two year old Holstein Heifer.
due in Feb,
Wm. Collin's, Service Station,
1 mile West of Seaforth.
HOUSE FOR SALE —
Comnfortable House, corner of
Thomas and Alexander. Priced Right.
Mrs. Bessie Miteheel Phone 97
FOR SALE —
175 White Leghorn Hens, 1 year
old.
Stanley Fischer, R.A. 3 Brussels
Phone 75-r-12,
FOR SALE —
Anyone wishing good gravel at
reasonable prices; lane grovel 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 tar furnace.
Sames Stevenson Phone 60r4
WANTED—
Dead and disabled term anis r I
wanted for prompt pick-up, al
Percy Stephenson, .Ethel, Phone!
Brussels 85r12, Collect. -
FOR SALE —
Modern Red Brick Haase on west
side of Victoria Park. New modern
bathroom, hot and cold water, Town
water 83500.00.
Hugb Pearson, Brussels Phone 11
LOST —
From Lot 14, Con, 13. Grey town-
ship, Yearling white flee Steer, a-
bout 650 lbs., with spots on face,
lost about middle of Armlet. Finder
Please notify Clear Startler or
Phone 75i'1l. Owner will pay all
expenses,
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Have Septic ,Tanks pumped the
Sanitary Way.
Sohools and Public Buildings
given prompt attention.
Reasonable Rates.
Irvin Coxon Phone Milverton 7824
FOR SALE —
1 Rubber Tired Wagon
1 — 3 furrow Plow
1 Disc Harem
Plow points to fit Ford, Fergtteon,
Fleury, Oliver, Otaco. Wiard or any
other well known make.
Cast and ilscta•lloy. Order yonra
today. 1 have the Big Sticky Fie
Traps for sale too. Seed Wheat,
Fertilizer and Minerals. Spraying
Outfit and Material.
Phone 56r9 Geo. Wesenbure
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
Always a targe sleek Ie Chaleesx
Granites to Chose flare
All modern machinery.
famous for
Cemetery lettering a spaslalty
Artletic Memorials
et very reasonable pelage.
R• A. SPOTTON
Phone 256 — Wmgham, One.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
PROMPTLY FOR SANITAR
DISPOSAL.
Telephone Collect
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED
WOO LOM
Positively seals all knotty and Wince*woods, assures a lasting paint lob, f. ,
Johnson's Paint and
Electric Store
Brussels. Ont.
A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers,, LVI, 1)., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOlb
wliliens St, Knee 4. Mrasa.eU
DR. R. W. STEPHEINIS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tone 45
Brussels. Get,
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JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fittest.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main
HOURS: 9- 6, Wed. 9-12.30. Sat. 9 a.m. to 9
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist, . • ,
I.iSTOWEL, ONT.
Specializkng in Eye Examination and the Fitting orf
Officein Lis'lowel Clinic Buil
Hoerr: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday pas.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 ba >Ps
Other evenings by appoi>chnent Phone 634.
). A. Ranan & Co.
FUNERAL AND s4MBULANCr SE.RYkl' ;el
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer ' '1( •
PHONE 317 or 6
5 _ e• BRU53EL 1, ONT'..
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident end Sec/meet
Agent for Great West Life insurance Co.
Pions Office 96 — Brease$a, Ont.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brnaasats
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tteeselay.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by Appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for, Use of Funeral Horne
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Towers Exchraiyely
t.PWiS Rowland
Oe ratite to PL R. 3 Weiibran.
(Licensed For Iron Count'
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