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NEWS FROM THE EVELYN SHOPPE Are you wondering just WHAT the 1958 fashion look for fall will' be? Silhouettes willbe unres- trained but with a suggestion of the figure beneath, a gently bloused look at waist and hip with easy belts or bahds. Skirt lengths are shorter; loose Empire effects with bows and bias_ bandingof low-placed belts for the long waisted look. And we have something tt suit every figure. These are arriving dailey, in all the textured wools and in such lovely shades as spice pumpkin, Lapis blue, Tarentine brown, willow green, red glow and the neutrals. A wooldress is a mustin your fall ward- robe, so make your selection early. Then top it off with a velvet, melusine or velour hat, gloves and matching scarf. Buy vour fall ensem- ble at the Evelyn Shoppe and Imow you are. smartly Mr. and Mrs. Adelard . rauvelle are picturedfollow- dressed for all occasions. ing their recent weating in Haileybury. ' And remember, a deposit aes will hold anything Ernest Scully attended the /@Y-away plan. groom. THE The ushers were Robert Boissonneault and Thomas Kennelly. * Following the ceremony a reception was held atthe on our Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tresidder are shown following their recent wedding in Cobalt. Cobalt Harry Burton is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith, London, are visiting Mrs. Clive Cassel. Mr. and Mrs. Max uis mother, Mrs. C. Smith and other relatives and TRESIDDER -DUVAL St. Theresa'a Church Cobalt, ~ decorated --_ with baskets of summer flowers, 'was the setting for the wedding of Miss Yolande, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SHOPPE ---------- Bennett of Buffalo, are vi- siting Mr. Bennetts' mother, - Zenon Duval, Cobalt, and Cobalt Legion Lounge. Miss Monique' Brissette, friends in town. Mrs. N. Bennett. | Ernest Tresidder , son of Thebride's motherrecei- [{ull, Que. Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. S.T.Tresid- ved the guests inaprinted [eo Duval and _ children, der, Cobalt at 10 a.m. on chiffon dress with white Bancroft, Mrs. Leonard 'Monday, August 4. Rev. accessories and corsage of Charette, Mr. and Mrs. Father Lemay officiated. roses. Michael Beihler, both of The bride -was given in Thebridegroom'smother Buckingham, Guebec, Mr LSSSSSoooooS35 -marriage by her father, and looked lovely in her waltz length wedding dress of white chiffon over taffeta. The fitted bodice, softly shirred over the shoulders, rounded yoke neckline, very full bouffant skirt, with two floating panels at the back. Her fingertip veil, imported from Czechoslava- sia, was of plain tulle, with appliqued medatlious and tiny pearls. Headdress was a round tiara of pearls and rhinestones to which veil was attached. She wore her mother' Ss 'engagement gift to her, a sold pendant set with Amythyst and pearls and tiny pearl earrings. She carried a nosegay of red roses. Her brides - maid her sister, Miss Rhea Duval, "whose as that of tne bride, >lue, with blue open crown neaddress - short mittens- and blue satin shoes. She carriec | segay viyet aces. gown was /fashioned in the same style in ice- fare AnGee Mrs. also received in a powder blue silk print dress with pink accessories and corsa- ge of pink roses. On their wedding trip to Niagara Falls, and points south ,andeast, the bride's travelling costume was a printed sheath dress with matching orange ice linen duster , and white accesso - ries. She wore acorsage of orange delight roses. The young couple are taking up residence on Nickel Stre- et. Ai Out of town guests attend- ing the wedding were, Mr. and Mrs. George Tresidder and children Elliot Lake, Mra. and Mrs... Et. . Tre- bilcock, 'Mr. and ~ Mrs. Edwin Trebilcock, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McPhail and children, all of Timmins, Mr. and Mrs. G. Webber and children, Mr. andMrs. Jerry Harris, allof Schuma ener.) Mia-sand (Mrs. 2h. 1. Charbonneau; Haileybury. Glen McKinnon 'Toronto, ihe by = Brissette, Hull. wue. and Mrs. Louis Rouillard, Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Mon - treal, Mrs. Romeo Maison- neuve, Goward, Mr. Robert Bailey, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Denis Maison- neuve,.. North Bay, Mr. Albert Duval, Manitouwadge, Mrs. Wesley Danyleyko, Bancroft. Mr. Tresidder is a mem- per of the Cobalt Fire Department and following the ceremony, he and his bride were escorted by the Fire Department triumphal tour of the town. The WEEE'S WEATHER Week ending August Oth. 1958. Max. Min. Thur 76 G1 Fri. 6G a4 Sat. Tes ay Sun. 61 41 Mon. ic 50 Tue. i 75 53 Wed. 55 61 BUILD REPUTATION Forget to brag about your an- cestors and concentrate on being an ancestur to brag about." Ola aan Now.. .the smoothest flying ever ==PpROP-JET VISCOUNTS ====from Earlton to ====NORTH BAY , TORONTO, ae VAL D'OR, OTTAWA, MONTREAL Fe Now enjoy the silky-smooth flight of @ === =T CA's famous prop-jet Viscounts From Earlton. Faster... quieter.. -----4he most comfortable erie ever! =----"Know Canada Better with TCA === Ear Iton Airport, == Phone Earlton oe NIXON, BEGG & HUTCHINSON TRAVEL AGENTS Box 940 New Liskeard Phone 322