study, Eheck styles

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Generally speaking. fininiun may be diiided intu il'iltilliltlinl pruvim-ial. early Ameriran aim (‘lillll‘lllpt)rlll'_\',

Traditional has a and is often

I'Q'L‘ul air

identitied hi, tui- monart-hs l'f‘i’liliiL’ “hen the design wa~ «ruuui and sometimes named in! in original designer Deouratinn H generous and Charm:tei'i’\tic« in clude gilt paint. fretmirk. t'nllw ines. claw and ballet. and ex- travagant fabrics The ralirmle leg with gracefully t‘ul‘\‘('ll knee is a familiar trademark LOCAL WOODS

Provincial furniture is iln rt- siilt of the duplicatinn of imii't decigns in local and In( expou- uive woods: It lnl’le‘l'lli the 9:... e

iiIO' t'mlmu. ‘.'.l‘lli in: “mm all i\ I'HKC‘lAhc-ll 'loiiit l‘ a 11"" iii Lnui’ite

In flllt\lill-1 Iiu llnllll'ul vii-d lone is Illullllu iuii llf‘l‘ftltt“ I" Iis'luenul ’l‘hu |Il.IllIlllli (Hi-tin- ‘l‘\ the lI.i'Itl.'il viaiii' It lmal unit i-l imqm. ‘l'.l'l\ tin ~iir- lJH'Q‘ \‘O-Hir [aux art \xitit lilll’e' intend ml MOST \'|-,\'l‘.l-.'Rl-lll

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timid ‘\iul<in.m'~lup in nu} .In- imrialit Rink 5. irimi- it) io-ki ll!

form and charm of the u-urt piemw, hut eltminaiex the ‘ia\u~ii (lo-i

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Six hardnnmh are: pi'nnuimd in styles popular ttida)~ Tlil' hr< enmetimek finiched in <qu hriiwn girjpc‘ the «iuidier tlie pridiul and 35 lif‘l'i'N'ly Driffll “69' Good springing is imptrlant le. naturally vthite or piiikisn ("r commit and “earuliihg ‘Jo brown is bet! knoun for tlu rHl mm “va . dish finish created for l: a r i y Amerit-an

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l'iilmlxliiui ieiiiuiuir i~ ruin

rt-iiitiined rm'nvi l-Zmlo Wililunu i! uwd t0 tmm the lime fur urinal— Herod furniture The t-luwi '

AMID FLYING confetti 3 ha Wendell Roy Hood, the (‘lll'l“)'. Bridegroom is

ppy (Tiliple emeige 1mm (-hurch. Mr. and Mrs. turmer Patricia June (‘urley- daughter of Mr. Jmepvh “m of Mr. and Mic. Rr-V Hood. ('harlotte'town.

l‘iamle Mia-Kay Phliw

a

_ ~pllllL' t-oihliiu lllln is superior to all mher< in gen- eial. t e (low-i together

a beautilul bride with

FLOWERS

ARISTOCRA'I‘S deeper the whims. the l-ttler Walnut and mahogany an» ihe Springs «h-vuid hr “Hi In ‘Jnh

aristoerats 0f woods and a re other so that they, will nu-t nun-e

widely initialed. True muiwg- apart.

any is imported from Mrira The quality and amount of fill.

Central Anierii-a and the Went Indies. Plullipine mahogany n not really true mahogany Wal- mture. .\ln'~t furniture has: a lag nut is med for every type at l'ul- atlavlifll (HM l'li)in‘l thn xtuti‘my, nilure except Early Ameiitan. It may be air fuam rulilu r [l'iy— Cherry hm become inereaxiiwiy urthane down or daernn

popular, It is characterized by a Furled or rubberized \ u rl rich reddish brown color and an hair from iillllliill“ is bl ~t ‘Mnh interesting cqugrain pattern times hau it used with :: var-

Oak is making a (Etilllt‘lfllt’h‘ in My (if min-r Innings

H. M. SIMPSON llD.

mg material~ air )oth imp: itant to iwarahilit) of uphulxterut i‘ur—

FROM JERRY'S

Fnr The Perfect Wedding

. For the Bridal Purify ’ For the Reception . For the Church

Whether it's a simple ceremony

or an elabOrale lcnmal wedding

ave will lelie the complete respon‘

F‘ro-m the wedding ilnlinlil‘IIIS to -. mm'xir ln'k

sibili‘ly {or all your decorations

nihlc'lid't at the iuii-livn - - .‘~"”” "'“i H- “- ‘ while carrying cut each detail to ‘ lr n Simi‘sun Ltd, (lilo-n many unique and iiitt‘tt‘rliill' I periecl-on. Mu» limn which to -l-w~c.

“Hr staff \\ill it“ glad to ask‘ix‘i pm in any way.

and tune for your alrln'r'lllt‘llt‘f‘ man} l-M-kli‘ls iii in

PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR COMPLETE SATlIS-FACTION

“hirli in, change the type (It Slilllhllflt) int-sit Mut-

able for your wedding.

H. M. SIMPSON llD.

mimic .-l lt'imvn

We'll gladly lit-Ii. _\nu rnatrh mile-N. formal or iiulunmil mraiigemems,

fluuer etiquette, at net! .1: the many other detailc than Will help make

your “Hiding a lwmrtilul Harmony,

' flEé’ FLGWER SHOP

127 “Jet St. (‘harlotteluwn

Pm i ii‘i‘u-i'xiulr

[fizz thriil George St.

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