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"i i CITY 0F CHARLOTTQIOW)! ' TAXES. — June 80 is the flpgi date for payment of second install. meat City taxes.

‘I0 HALIFAX in 5b minutes via Maritime Central Airways Phebe I001 or 640.

BY All to Montreal and Boston in about three hours. Phone Mari- time Central Airways 2061 or 540.

CITY ‘IAXES. — Interest at the rate of ‘A95 will be charged on sec- | 0nd installment Civic taxes it-noti paid by June 80. 1047. i A MEETING of the Parsonage Committee of the winsloe United Charge will be held at. the Pu- sonage at I o'clock on Monday evening. _

MARITIME CENTRAL Airways three times daily to Moncton. Air and rail connections to Montreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or M0. "Cirdlglm Picnic. Wednesday. July 16th.

NATIONAL PARK summer bus run, Charlottetown- Dalvay -Ertan- hope-Brackley-Cavendish to Bum- tnersido begins Friday morning. June 21th. daily including Sunday. leaving Charlottetown 8.45 AM. Returning via same route leavin?

Summer-side 5.10 PM. arrivini? * Charlottetown no P.M.

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Cross Rojdds Christian Church, PILL. was the scene q! a very pretty wedding on Saturday arternoon. J1me 14th at 3 o'clock, when Rev. Sterling B. Stackhouse united in marriage his only daugh- ter Greta Esther Minerva to Wil- fred Lloyd Molyneaux. son of Mrs. n nd the late Nathaniel C. Moi of Southport. P.E.I.

d The ceremony took place be- neath s; beautifully decorated arcn of lllple blossoms and leaves. The altar was banked with a profusion of potted plants and cut (lowers. The entire church was decorated with apple blossoms and leaves.

‘Ilhe guest pews were marked with white satin bows. - -

The bride was given in marriage by her only brother Lester C. Q. mlfikhfluse and entered the ohureh to the strains of the Bridal Chor- u: from bohengrrrs played by Mrs. Caldwell J. Wood. Church organ- ist. She looked charming m a floor length dress o1 white silk jersey with high neckline and flt- ted bodice with wide elastic shit- ting at. the weiai: line flailing away to a very full skirt and long bishop alcoves. Her veil was held in place by a coronet of orangei

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blossoms and fell gracefully to a point. reaching the hemline in the back. She carried a.n arm bouquets of red American Beauty roses. Her Matron of Honor was Mn. Lester Btiackhouse, who looked lovely in a floor length dress o! ice-blue taftete cut low in the back and havhig a V-shaped nook- iine_ the bodice of which was gathered and fitted and fell away to a full skirt, which was caught up in the front by a large spray of tiny pink taffeta rosebuda, showing the effect of her I000!‘- dian pleated alip of matching ma.- terlal. Her hat was of pink and blue flowers worn low on her forehead and having a, pink anood veil. She wore long pink mesh gloves and silver slippers and carried an arm bouquet of pink Qweetheart roses.

Ernest Molyneaux of Southport was his brother's groornsman. Mrs. dtackhouse. mother of the bride. was wearing a dove grq figured crepe dress with black se- cessories and wore a corsage of Talisman roses.

Mrs. Molyneeux. mother of the groom, was wearing a two piece dress of midnight blue crepe and black and white accessories and were a eersage of pink Bweetheart roses.

During the signing of the rog- ister, m. and Mrs. Oeldyvell J. Wood rendered a very lovely duet. "Breathe on me Breath o! Gad."

Murdock (Buddy) saoiyneaur, brother of the groom and lryar Jones. Jr. acted as ushers.

hit reception was held a’. the Qu Hotel tor members and relatives of the immediate ramil- ies. \

Th; happy couple were escorted to the airport where they loft uy plane for Manchu ens-cute so Boston an thdr honeymoon where they were the guests of the groom I stoic and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Dads-nee of Lexington. Male. -

Out of town guests included Mr. and Mn. hates- ltackhouae am‘- rerns. Laurie and Gary H! Qffimi Bay, N. I.. Mn. Clifford Grouse. ‘luentoa. N1. and Miss Helen Molyneoux. llailtu. N-l. silt-H"! of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Har- man MaoDouaall. Newtown Cross. aunt and uncle of the groom-

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DIG-BY, N. 5.. June ‘lit-Dr. J. S. Bagnall of Halifax, 8nd form- erly o! Charlottetown. secretary of the Canadian Dental Association for i8 years before retiring from office in i942. was made an hon- orary member of the Association in annual session here. He is im- mediate past. president of the Nova Scotia Dental Association. holding joint convention with the parent body and will become one. o! the faculty of dentistry at Dai-

housie University in September. succeeding Dean W.W. Woodbury. Dr. Bagnail became the third honorary member since the As- sociation was formed.

lleavy Thunder Storm

LONDON. June 27 -1AP)—A spray from heavy thunder showers poured through the bomb-damaged roofs or Parliament today and sent members o! the Government and law makers scurrying to shelter.

Craps were damaged snow in South England. The electrical storm caused injury to four P6P- sons on the Thames embankment. A gale before the rain unrvofvd several houses.

Clouds caused almost darkness.

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EPrntests Gut“ In Size 0f Pacific Coast Rangers

VANCOUVER. June 27 -— (Q):- iA report from anmy headquarters that the strength of the Canadian Rangers would be limited to 5,000 men for the whole of Canada waa objected to today as totally inad- equate by Col, T.A.H. Taylor, or- gnnlzer of British Columbia's flan- ed wartime Woodsman-the P301210 Coast Militia Ringers.

Col. Taylor said that 5,000 men would be insufficient tor British Columbia alone with its 5.0M mil- es coastline.

He recalled the enthusiasm with which "his" Rangers each ptld $5 for 10.000 rifles.

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