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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

. AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Albert Altlten, Mrs. Bytes Stewart. illlss Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lovers. AGENT SOURIS: Francis Cheverie

The Guardian may be following places tn Montague: Miss S. A. Llewellyn; airs. 01- .y. in Georgetown: The Post Office; ln Sour-is: Condoms and Florence Roper: in St. Peter's: The Post Office.

‘DECEMBER 3, 194‘

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..'CHBISTMAS TREE LIGHT‘ ..'GET YOUR Christmas cards SETS-Sim up. Spare bulbs for early at Jamlesonu Pharmacy. series and parallel sets. Montague Montaﬂlle-

Electric. ___ ..'BUY AT HOME- — If it is H-AT JALHESONS Pharmacy. Gifts we have them. it its price you Montague. for Her, brush, comb can't beat them. C. G. Boehner, mirror sets. Yardleys. Max Jeweller, Montague. and Evening In Paris sets. y _ __ . Perfume, cologne and bath powder y i . . - ' ot all kinds.

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‘Todliavefhe time ‘ plyevrllhmetthe y HHIAMIESONS Pharmacy in Montague is now showing a full ______ range of men's and ladies’ Christ- UeAT JALHESONS Pharmacy. mas gifts. Remember there are For Him, pipes, blllfoids, tobacco. only three more Saturday's left. lighters. shaving sets, brush and comb sets, Yardleys and Seaforths sisted the priest st Holy Mass. shaving gifts. The bride chose a floor length gown of white muslin de soir with sweetheart. neckline, ornamented by a three string set o! pearls. gift. of the groom. She wore a fingertip veil held in place by a tiara. of seeded pearl. Her bou-

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colors.

The grooms gift to the brides- maid was a single strand of pearls and to the groomsman s fountain pen,

After the wedding ceremony the wedding party, together with relatives and friends. motored to the bride's home where a wedding breakfast was served to some rghty guests. The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev. R.) MacDonald. In the late afternoon amid showers of confetti, the brid- al party left on n honeymoon trip lo the mainland. On their trip they attended the Amherst Winter Fair. »

On their return they were ser- enaded by a crowd of good wlsh~ ers who spent- tlie evening in dancing and singing. Mr. and Mrs hfnt-Aulay will reside in SourI-s Line Road where the groom IS a prosperous farmer.

Previous 1o her marriage the ,brlde was the recipient of many ‘lovely gifts given here at showers ‘by her friends at Lakeville and in ‘B05103, ltfnss. where she was em- p ploye as payroll clerk in one of §Bc~~i0n's department stores. I: Queen st.

All join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacAulay many years of wedded life.

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NEWS -- SCIENCE — SCREEN SONG

MACAULAY-ROSE Dresses from .»

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A wedding w! _ Eastern Kings

many friends in _ _ I County was solennilzeo on ncsday morning. No\. 3rd. f v in st. Columbas Church when Rgv RM}. McDonald with nuvilal mass united in marriage Anlvl Jeanette. eldest dauzhif-‘Y 0i MI‘- and Mrs. Alfred Rose of Lake- ville. and Josef)“ 93ml eldest 5°“ c; M; mitl Mrs. Frank MncAulay of Souris Line R0114-

The nuptial music was render- ed by the church organist while solos were sun? b)‘ U"? “MES Ella Boston and Horcnce Mac- Donald. ‘ The bride's only attendant “B's he; youngest sister. Theresa. while the groom was attended 11g all? brother Bernard. Anﬂihl‘? P° ‘t e;- og the groom, Gerard. studen of st. Dunstans University. as-

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Tinned Meats of any kinda-Tinned. Powdered ilk-Tinned lﬂislt (pllferobly Salmon or SordmeQ-Tlnned Fruits such os Peoc es. Plums, Pears, etc. Con: must be labelled —_Gloss Jars cannot be accepted due to possible breakage In transit. w

Please do not bring Canned Vegetobleﬂ. 5°"P_$ ""4 Fm“ Juicer as they ore either not rationed In‘ Bntom or their food value l: not In proportion to the cost of sending.

" All food collected will be sent to the needy people 0f BIIICIIH- Theatre, Stuff and Program donated without CIWYQQ DY F. G. SPENCER l: COMPANY

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Pink and white streamers caught up in a cluster of white bells in a winclrnved T038». made .1 lovely setting for the wedding which took place at the home of the bride's parent-s. Aug. l4 when Florence Mabel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck, Al- liston. and Frederick Lyle, second son of the late Percy Bsehner and hirrs. Beatrice Boeliner Mc- Lean, Peters Road. were united in marriage. Rev. Robert Bryan was the officiating clergyman.

Given in marriage by her fa- ther. the bride was radiant in a Eight blue-grey alpaca weave rayon dress, fashioned into two- piece style with swaying skirt and rippling peplum beautifully chain- stitched and embroidered with white eyelets. She carried a. sheaf of pink delight roses. Pink delight roses were also used in fashion- ing her coronet headdress.

Miss Ethel Beck, si-ster of the bride. was bridesmaid and wore s British navy alpaca-weave rayon dress trimmed with white eyelet lace. she carried a nosegay of roses, camaiions, and snap-drag- ons which were repeated in her headdress. The groomsman was Carl Boehner, brother of the groom.

During the signing of the reg- ister, Preston Beck ‘of Charlotte- tovzn slang a. solo, “I'll Walk Be- side You" which was beautifully rendered. His accompanist was Miss Peggy Beck of Montague.

cmony a reception was held. Mr. and Mrs. Beck and Mrs. McLean assisted the young couple to rc- ceive their guests. Mrs. Beck W85 attired in n. navy and white en- semble and the groom's mother chose rm azure woolette crepe (Iress with silvcr trim.

Upvrards of sixty guests DGIIOOR oi a. de‘icious buffet supper. The table was centered with a S-tier wedding cake which was cut in the traditional manner. Mas. George Bustin mid Mrs. Roulston Johnston poured assisted by five cousins and a. sister of the bride in serving. Carl Boehner read the telegrams. Later in the evening the bridal couple left on a. honey- moon to the Cabot Trail and way points. For travelling the bride wore a. powder-blue gabardine suit with navy accessories.

Mr. and lVlrs. Boehner will take up residence in Montague on completion of their new home there.

Prior to her marriage the bride

cf the Bank of Nova Scotin in Toronto. On the eve of her resig- nation from the bank. fellow members of the staff presented her with s. set of Irish linen table- cloth and napkins. A presentation of a chest of silver was made her by members of the church with which she was affiliated in Tor- onto.

A post nuptial shower was held at the bride's former home. The many valuable and‘ useful gifts testified to the popularity of the couple and to the esteem in which they were held in their home communities.

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\ INTERNATIONAL ' ‘ COUNTERFEITERS

To Arrive isrnz; IN 1o oars

are seeking an International gang which has circulated hundreds of Fresh Gropnd Barley Meal Specidf price off can

thousands of counterfeit United 0N HAND

States $50 bills in Europe. AT ALL TIMES-

NOTICE SHUR-GAIN FEEDS

Owing to the death of o member of the firm all debts outstanding us Dcc. 1st. must

Ground Fresh Daily Contain Fresh Tunkoge Best Obtuinuble

be settled on or before Dec. 20th. After that date outstand- D. 0. Pratt 8t Sons ST. PETERS

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Use Our Christmas LAY-AWAY PLAN

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Jewellers For Four Generaiiﬂ"

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W. A. POOLE & CO. Lower Montague, P.E.l. We have now ready for shipment, and will deliver freight paid ot ony station (within the Province) in fifty pound shipi lnents or larger, pickled cured fish, well pressed but un- dried, at the following prices: LARGE CODFISH . . . . . . . . . . .16 cents per pound MEDIUM CODFISH . cents per pound SMALL CODFISH I2 cent: per pound HAKE . . . . . . . . . . ..l2 cents per pound Send money order for quantity required and you will receive prompt delivery.

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DECEMBER 3rd and 4th.

PEACHES

Heinz ond Aylmer COFFEE, Lb.

.... 25c . 23c COCOA

KRAFT CHEESE GLACED CHERRIES

Bottle 29c Bottle ...

We hove in stock Fruit Coke and Puddings. We deliver C.O.D. Orders, Cosh Sole.

music. ERAPEFRUITS 4 for 2 tins for . . . . . . .. sours, a ti... .. 29G‘ KING COLE 69C COCOANUT DICED BEETS 2 tins IEIISJUDDIING 25c 1 Lb. Bottle . . . . .. 29C Pkg. guP-l-QSITRON PEEL MIRACLE WHIP 2 Pkga

OWN PLUM JAM 351155. ...“.'.‘T'“...‘?1‘?‘I.9.'T’.°T. ...... ._ 1.39

Demonstrations of Burns’ Canned Meats, Saturday after- noon and evening. ’

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