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i | | i | | = i § ough J 1 come H very [8 t me |S erest rings, 1 2 § t i i eta 1 0 £ E or | we: ther ~ EE = November 9, 1950 Thursdays EVERYBODY READS CLASSIFIEDS WEDDINGS --_-- THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL INSTALL NEW. McDermott--Cornin Clvisimas 1 Coming \ that's why ' . i here NOW ! Some 'sales are' held because business is slow . . at BURRO'S though--We've cut Prices on our CAP and SHORT SLEEVE BLOUSES and broken lines of LINGERIE because we need room in our small shop for all the new HOUSECOATS, LINGERIE and GIFT FASHIONS that are crowding us out of house and home. That's why these next few days you can : SAVE ON BEST SELLER FASHIONS AT BURROS' SPECIALTY SHOPPE 136 Colborne St. E. Phone 423 The newly decorated interior of St. Andrew's Church formed a beautiful Setting, Saturday morning, for the mar riage of Mary Dermott, Oakville, son of Mr. and Mis. J. McDermott, Toronto. Rev. tion that, filled the church to capacity. Miss Mary McCartney sang "Ave Walter was at: the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a wedding gown of em- bossed white: nylon, embellished by: simulated petite pearls over Belgian lace trim. Four tiers of delicate nylon lace encircled the bem of her underskirt of taffeta, the semi-hooped gown, swept. into a "hort train. Her finger-tip veil, deeply edged with lace, was arranged from rhinestone coronet finished with see pearls. She wore a single strand of matched pearls and earrings, the gift of the groom, and carried a cascade of yel- low roses. y honor and Miss Catharine McDermott, Miss Barbara Thornton and Miss Betty Taylor were bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns of bronze taffeta with feathered hats. Miss Celestine. Cornim, junior bridesmaid, wore a gown of apple green and contrasting green feathered hat, All carried nosegays of yellow and bronze chr incent Mec- Prompt treatment with tried and proven home remedies often means faster relief from colds and coughs and min- or ills--frequently helps ward off more serious illness. So sill your. medicine chest now--fortify your first line of Tealth defense with dependable quality home drugs and health goods. We have all your favorite preparations: at the lowest possible prices. ; BROMOISELTZER 0.0 29¢ REXALL HEALING SALVE ................ 35¢ Sauiss C30 LIVER OIL Economical A Dependable Source of Vitamins A and D 12 Oz. Bottle / 1.29 Beautiful Hair Your Health at Stake : BRECK You gamble for high stakes S HAMPOQS when you risk your health by i deciding to. discontinue = the |g foray ol 15¢ treatment your doctor has pres- cried for you. Be smart and play it safe. Call him and ask whether you should have the prescription renewed & contin: ue with the medicine. Abide by. his advice. He has nothing to Oily Hair qo TAMPAX sell you but good health. The NO BELTS. medicine. he prescribes--and we NO PADS prepare--cannot do you any NO PINS good while it is left standing in 43 the bottle. C NO ODOR OAKY DRUG CO..LIMILTED Dermott was groomsman, and ushers were Arnold Carberry and Bob, Ted and Noel McDermott. Following the ceremony a reception was held at Crofton Villa, Cookville. Mrs. Cornin, the bride's mother, re- 'ceived in an afternoon dress of plum faille with draped French lace over- skirt, * Her hat and accessories were peat] gréy, and she wore a corsage of pink roses; Mrs. McDermott, mother of the. groom, received with her, in a dress of bronze taffeta, matching accessories and corsage of yellow roses. For travel- ling the Bride wore a suit of navy blue serge, matching feathered hat and acces- Sories of Chinese red, and corsage of white roses. Upon their return from their honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Dermott will live in their new home on, Balsam Drive. Greene--Shipley In a setting of white tapers and stand- ards of chrysanthemums, Marion Ruth Shipley was united in marriage with John Maurice Greene, -of St. John's United Church, Saturday afternoon. The bride is the daughter of W. B. Shipley and the late Mrs. Shipley, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Greene. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Harry Pawson. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina-length gown of white taffeta, and finger-tip veil of tulle illusion arranged from a scalloped Juliet cap. She carried pink roses and chrysanthemums. Her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Near, Bronte, was matron of honor, |iyearing a matching half-hat with vel- low feathers, and carrying yellow chry- santhemums. _ Russell Greene was groomsman, and Ray Greene and Wil- liam Robertson were ushers. The ceremony was followed by a re- ception in the church parlors, where Mrs. Shipley received in an afternoon dress of black corded crepe, petal pink velour hat and corsage of pink roses. She was assisted by Mrs. Greene, the groom's mother, wearing plum crepe with black accessories and corsage of vellow chrysanthemums. BOWLING BANTER Green and Dafoe boasted a three point margin over Beehiyes fol- lowing a hectic night of trundling in the Men's Major loop Tuesday, posting records of 43 and 40 res- pectively, while Upsets followed closely in third place with 35, George Galbraith clicked off the high single with 327, while Al OES. OFFICERS Alberta Cornin, daughter ||, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cornin, Oak-|| (2 Te Oller and Charles Terence (Terry) Me- | "00 and several other out-oftoW? : chapters were present last Thurs: day. evening for the installation of iJ. Father J. Kirby celebrated the nuptial z 3 mass in the roses nae. | Rule Chapter, Orden of the Fast ern, Star. Taking part in the, cere- mony were Installing Matron Miss Maria", "Panis. Angelicus", and "On Helen Ross, Past Grand Matron, This Day--Beautiful Mother". Mrs. D: Grand Chapter of Ontario, Instal- | ling Patron, Rev. Joseph Stewart, Trafalgar, Grand Chapter, Installing Marshall Mrs. Sybel Matthews, tron. and others. over which and Henry lows: A «| sons, WP. dL, il R- ¢| C. Kendall; Treasurer, Thornton; Carr; Assoc. Cond. Miss Patricia Carberry wad. maid of | Sav den; grist; Adah, Mrs. Phyllis Morde Ruth, Miss Violet McCleary; Es- contrasting 'velvet trim, and pale green ther, Mrs, Phyllis Dell Pattinson; « Page 5 Visiting members from Toron- Hamilton, Streetsville, Bramp- ewly elected officers of Golden COLOUR ; WHEN YoU BUY GOOD. PAINT YOU ALSO WANT GOOD COLOUR. WE HAVE DOZENS OF MODERN SHADES T0 CHOOSE FROM. FRASER HARDWARE PHONE 334 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE] J. S Past Grand Patron, Past Ma- The Past Patron's jewel was presented to Mrs. Violet Hadden Browne. installed were as fol- ., Mrs. Daisy John: James. R. Kendall; A: Miss Ruth, Edwards; AP, W Edwards; Secretary, Mrs. Ada Mrs. Alice Conductress, . Mrs. Lee Mrs. Evelyn ; 'Chaplain, Mrs. Violet Had- Marshall, Mrs. Dan- Organist, Mrs. Margaret Sie- Officers Ww. Mrs. Laura Hill; Martha, Dorothy Wilson; Electa, Mrs. Warwood; Warder, Mrs. Sentinel, Henry E. Browne. BRONTE GARDENERS A chalk talk on organic garden- ing by B. J. Sparling of Burling: ton will feature tonight's meet: ing of the Bronte . Horticultural Society to be held in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiph- any. There will be a special com- petition of autumn table arrange: ments and a question box in charge of Dan Wilson, for which members are urged to bring ques- tions. 33, Fords 32, Rummles 30, Peer- less 29, Trafalgar Travellers 29, Air, Coils 28, Ideals 28, Whitakers 26, Westsides 26, Oakville Dairy 24 Evaporators 17, Chevs 16, Hitcheox 15. Large Len Brown was on top of his game in the Men's ten pin loop. play, concerning the high honors with marks of 202 and 538. The Lanes squad leads the lea- gue at the moment with 33, fol- lowed by Schlegels 30, B. A. 98's 21, BA. 88's 19, Orphans 18 and BAs 14. Deadeye Len also ran wild in the mixed ten pin competition, chalk- ing up a 212 and a 521° to fake male awards, while Dorothy Bag- galley's 144 topped ladies single games and Marg Watt's 389 was best gal's triple. Timberwolves are on top with 24, followed by Triplets with 21 and Jets with 20. RESERVE AN ALLEY FOR THURSDAY -- FRIDAY SATURDAY | Still some: time available for afternoon bowling on the above days. Oakville Bowling Lanes PHONE 1328 as Thee LET US PREPARE YOUR CAR - #& WITH THE PROPER LUBRICANTS = = FOR CAREFREE WINTER DRIVING HEDLEIGH HOME LIMITED "The Home of Chrysler, Plymouth, Fargo Sales & Service" a i hs, Three B's, Troabals, Th Sly | DURIEAS Di. N. BONE ibe order. ? DONNA LEA CANDY AND NUT SHOP PARCELS FOR DELIVERY T0 FRIENDS IN BRITAIN FOR CHRISTMAS For delivery in Great Britain . . . All charges prepaid; shipped in stout cardboard shipping boxes. Delivery guar- anteed for Christmas. Orchid Drum containing 2 lbs. of sweet assorted biscuits. $1.53 Parcel 132 containing Christmas Pudding in tin; 1b. Rich Fruit Cake; V4 Ib. Sweet Assorted Biscuits; 2 Vz" Ib. Berkeley assorted chocolates; 1 Ib. New Berry Fruits Assorted; 1 Ib. Turkish Delight. Priced delivered $457 14 OTHER PARCEL CHOICES--VARIOUS PRICES Yarnell's 736 was good enough for Ci r treet E. (Opposite Century Theatre Phone 1229-W EL. 94 olbo S > ne et E. ( te y ) ne 122 | standing is as follows: Haltons