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plolns and sniper - ideal is: Cllrlstnios pile - 2- siusl4,tol7g-each . . . . . . . . II” Men's Fancy Hell Hose - notioeelly odvortiseil melts and all first quality - sizes WV; to 1114 -"' ' I' . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. ea . . . . . . . . ...ue.. ,

Men's Combination Underwear -- good ssosonoble weight -long sleevesondlonglegs-sites 35.to44- 2 coda .. . . . . . .. ......... I

A good assortment of Men's L50 end ZN Tlei - 1 outrlleygoot-edclI.1.... . . . . . . . . . . . . a

25 only Men's Sweaters - pullover style - oil-wool Joc- quords and plain - broken lines and sizes - 2 reg.upto5.50--nowonly-each............ I . 25 only better quolily Pullover Sweaters - ell wool - lmken ranges and rises - worth up to 9.50 - 4 95 now going for only -- cool: I . 25 only Wool Hold Shirts - ideal iior hunting - bright plains - heavy and iumn - sizes small, medium 5

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Special -2- one dozen n'..n..' Fllf rm and Wool Fair Hors-.- regulor prices range from 4.95 to lO.95- 1 special cleoring price -- eoclr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I

Speciol-one table Lodiee' Fur rm and Wool Felt Hm - regular 4.95 to 7.95 - now going at only - 1 each .. a

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Cheek Suiting,- crease missing in navy, green and brown-reg. 3.50.yd.-now going of-lydvd One oledeonlywoolllold-54 inelrwldtlr - speciol at--peeyosd . . . . Smell Lot of Cost Linings - cleoringdt-yord........ . . . . One longs or Printed Crspes-- reg. 1.95 velue- 1 Speciolsoleprice-psryard'...... . . . . . . . . .. IV

2 Pieces "Peri-Point" Crepe - new and tlock- -I reg.2.25-noweleorlngat-yard............. s ,

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1-1 as ' Kighes ad qorran Ban Berish, Bad. ttord. i '

the holy bonds of metrimonywlth E in uouia usher; son or Mrs. and-' the -late John '1'.

V, The church was tasteiully. dec- orated lortheyoccaaign by bar girl friends. 'spsciai seats were prg. pared for invited guests who were ushered. to thelrplaces-by Wm.

-Quirii brother or the bride.

The bridg given in marriage by her (ether was a vision or loveli- ness.ln er tlqor length gown-ol white sipper satin with y titted bodice. sweetheart neckline. long sleeves e tending over. her hands in my D0l.nts,v lull skirt and singer tlp ,veil held in place by a halo or andiroidered net and seed pearls; her only ornament was a single strand of arls and she settled a cascade uquet oi giadiollrand maiden heir tern. tastened with a white satin bow. The wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Earle McDonald, organist.

Miss Marie. Quinn was her sis- ter's bridesmaid and wore- dress or pink taffeta with ma hing head dress and mittens and car- ried I bouquet oi mixed flowers. Mr. Walter l-lugheswas his bro- ther's grocmsmon.

Rev. Herold Croken pet-tamed the ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The choir rendered besutiiulhymne. ' ' ' ' . " iThe brideis mother chose for-'her daughter's wedding a . dress oi royal blue crepe with navy acces- sorles and corsage of snapdragons.

-Mrs. Illighesr mother of the groom wore a dress a! nsvyvctope with matching accessories and c'orsag.e at mixed pennies.

During the signing oi the regis- ter appropriate music was played by Mrs. Eu-l"Mcl)onald. Alter he ceremony ths,happy, couple ielt the'chur-ch" amid showers" of core- rem tor the"bride's home where breakfast was served -to about thirty guests. The ' bride's table wigs centred by a three tier wed- ding cake'topped b sminlnture bride and groom un er In arch of silver bows and orange blossoms. The least to the bride.was.prcpos- ed by Mr.' Henry McDonald and fitting-ly Tresponded to by the groom.

Alter breakfast" a' low hours

dancing was enjoyed .by all. Violin music being lurnlshed by .Messrs. I-Ienryildcbonald end Ira McMil- lian accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cosmos. slgsworth. . Early in the aiternoon the was- ding partyi motored to Chariot - town wbreiphotos were taken. utter which the happy couple left by” motor to Nova scotlaf New Brunswick. and Cspe' Breton. re- turning via the Cabot Trail. For travelling the-bride wore a suit or dove grey with navy, accessories.

On return a reception was ten- dered themgat the home of the groom's mother where a number of invited guests sat down to a welldaden table centered by I beautiful wedding cake and par- iook of a sumptuous meal.

Many beautiful and usetul gifts .were received. A .!ew enjoyable hours were spent in music and soclil entertainment after which all departed. wishing the newly mode the best of everything tor

.. 'rhe'bride who prior to. her. mar- riage wasabeborstnry .'.l'ochnitlIn at the Provincial Agricultural lab- oratory. Charlottetown. was sur- prised on two occasions by miscel- laneous showers at which she. re-a -ceived s number or nice sl1l&.0ll0 by her girl friends in Charlotte- town. the other by friends Illd neighbours in Csrdinn.

The groom is a valued employ” of the P. E. Island R.ailwa!- F0? the summer months he has been. employed at the National Park.

Dalvay. where upon leaving work i

prior to-his marriage he was pre- sented with s lovely floor lamp tram his ieliorw workers. .

.. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will reside at do Highland Ave., Charlotte- town, where they will be happy to welcome ti-lends and relatives.

. . the news bulletins. is stop three I I , , ., . 100-tootjhlgh towers. It stands sgr.tN..osc.- op-(AI - won doctor. -rsrprouu nu conceived nurse -Potsdsmer Plats. .1-nod Isr. is meeting out i elootrlc by the Weaularlilt Pttlis,hsrsvAs- trouble not where the minus, bulletin bare to in news 1:-an soclstion. board. containing American and anion sector bord- the warm: world to the eeviet mo electric bulbs mummies ersinset.

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Only daughter or Mr. and . Mrs.

srd Prescott llbrbes ot Drumheller. Al-

berta. became the bride of James Maloolmh Pi-itchard, youngest son Mrs. J. M. Pritchard. and the late Rev. Dr. J. M. Prltchard of Ed- monton: Rev. A. G. S. ndworthy oi Drumheiler performed the wed- ding ceremony, belore en altar trashed with baskets of gladioll and e ' '

Given in marriage by her lather; the bride wore an ankle length gown, of pale grey chantilly lace over orchid taffeta. fashioned with

lar, short culled sleeves and-a full ballerinn skirt. she carried a brid- albouque or yellow roses with e srrilll cluster of roses catching her matching lace veil. Shoes and gloves in orchid shade completed her ensemble and she wore an amethyst" necklace. gift of" the bridegroom..

Miss Grace mrbes was her cou- sin's only attendant and wore a gown or yellow tstieta. similar in make to the bride's, with matching ICOCSSOFlEa.' I-ler bouquet was a Colonial arrangement or bronze chrysanthemums. The bridegroom wee attended by his brother. Mr. Blake Pritchard, and Mr. J. Alli- son Forbes; brother or the bride, ushered the guests to their places which were marked with Colonial spi-igs,oi sweet peas. Miss Bertha Bay of Calgary, played the wed- ding music. . .

Following the wedding rites, a reception was held at the MacDon- sld Hotel. where the bridal couple were assisted in receiving by their srents and attendants. Rev. W. H. oss oi Olds.-Alberta, proposed the toast to the bride and congratula- tory telegrams were read by Mr. Blake Prltcherd. not a honeymoon trip to the Rockies. the bride donned a grey imported wool suit and matching hat, complimented by navy and grey accessories and a corsage oi! red roses." She carried a cherry red shortie coat. - .

. Mr. and'Mrs..Prltchard areAgrad- notes or the University of Alberta and on return .will make their home in", Edmonton, where the the bridegroom will continue his law study at the University. V

The parents oi!'the. bride were born in Prince Edward Island.-S.

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On October 5th at English Presbyterian Church, .New. City. N.'Y.. a wedding oi! local inter- est took place, when Elizabeth Jean, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs Bruce MacEwen of Moral! was united in marriage to Stelvp John Zanln. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. zanln of Toronto.

Rev. A. J. G. Murchison was the uttlciating clergyman. . The couple were unattended. . . , .

The bride was formerly employ- ed as librarian at the Alllmlnllm Laboratox-leg Lld.. Avlds, Quebec. The grocm'is employed as lPECl-1'0" scqpist with Ledoux and. Com- pany of New York City.

Following a brief honeymoon thu Eofclplegwlll reside in New York

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w. n, Aitkin. . the minister. united in marriage Miss Annie Geral no Weeds, daughter at Mr. and s. Edward C; Weeds ,snd Arthur ildmest Smith. son of-Mr. Ind Mrs. Willittn H. smith both of Saint John. - The church was decorated with baskets oi pastel ampdragon. and made. a jltting bsckgrou tor the ceremony. Katherine Monteith was the organist and Mrs. Reid storey and Miss Peggy Ewart were the solo-

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The bride was attended by het- sister, Miss Mildred Weeds as maid of honor and by Miss Constance smith. sister of the groom as bridesmaid. Janet Maclacheru. cousin or the bride was the (lower girl. The groomsman was Harold Taylor. and the ushers were John- son stears and Donald Thompson.

The bride wore whim satin with a hooped skirt. The neckline was outlined with Chantilly lace. Ker Mary Stuart model headdress was of satin and lace. and her illusion veil was linger length. She wore it string of pearls, the gilt of the groom and carried American Beauty roam.

-Miss Mildred Weeds' gown was or fuchsia taffeta and point d'esprit. The full skirt had a hip bustle: the bodice was strapless and her shoulders were covered with a brief csJ:e of matching tsiteta. Her hea dress was a bonnet end she wore matching arvnlets, and carried white gladloli. Miss Con- stance smith wore a gown or orchid tafteta. The bodice was outlined with a double fold. The skirt was gathered and had an overskirt at point d'esprit. Her headdress was a Mary Stuart model; she wore niatchingarrnlets and carried white, gladioii.

Miss Janet Macrlachsrn were a

floor length frock ohnile green toilets with V neckline outlined in point d'esprit and matching poke bonnet. she also curried gladioll. Mrs. Weeds, mother of the bride wore navy blue crepe. and match- ing sccessorius and cor-sage of Better Time Roses. Mrs. Smith, mother of the groom wore Royal blue crepe with silver trim Ind grey nccesso ins. Her acreage was of roses. Following the ceremony s ro- ception was held in the church arlor which was decorated with umrmer iiowers. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Aitken and the bridegroom responded. Presiding over the tea-cups were Miss Hilda Weeds aunt of the bride. and Missbnazel smith.

Later Mr. and Mrs. smith ion: on a wedding trip to Portland and Bangor. Me., and on their return will res e at 34 Park Street Ex- tension. Fow traveling the bride wore an aqua gaibardine suit and black accessories. Her ccrsage was of Better Time roses.

The bride until recently has been a technologist in the labor- atory oi Lancaster Hospital. The groom is a member of the oliice stat! of Civic Hydro.

out-of-town guests at the wed- ding wero Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Meccormsck, Woodstock: Miss Shirley Price. Hampton: Mrs. olive Mscllschern and daughter Janet, Mrs. Janet shields. Miss Avis Shields, Bangor, Me.; Mrs. Stella snow. William Bell. south Brewer. Me; Mrs. E. M. MacDon- Donaid; Fannington, Ms; Mrs. Georg; steeves. Portland, Me.: Mrs. obn Phillips. Ooles Island: Mr. and Mrs. Liovo rotten. Mrs- E. J. Girvsn Fredericton. and Mrs. 11 sirnpson, North Rustieo. P. E. I.

The -bride is well-known in Prince Edward Island where she spent her summers as a child.. Her mcther was iormerl Miss Annie

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