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Given away by her uncle, Mr, O. Russel Hurd. oi Milton, Mass, the bride will wear an Empire gown oi

into a train. Her vell oi clnbrold cu net arranged’ in cap eiiect will be caught with orange blossoms, and she will carry lilics-oI-the valley and white car-nations.

Miss therlne Parsons Waddle, oi Washington. D.C., maid oi honor, will be the bride's only attendan , in a. irock o! dusty pink chiiion with s. iull skirt reaching to he!

, an 1mm Qllsnkst oi birocsds, and a. matching ouldcr length vei1 falling from s, halo oi twisted chi!’- ion with s. blue i.‘ wer in the centre and blue slippers. She will carry a bouquet oi’ blue delphinium and Briarcliiie roses. Dr. K. Sheldon Macluesn oi New York, will t" best man for his brother, and the ushers will be Mr. James G. Brierley and Dr. J. Wendell MacLeod.

Mrs. Kurd, the bride's mother, will wear a gown oi black and white silk, with train, the elbow-length sleeves and the neck finished with loops oi white beads, 5 hat to match s-nd a

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in the hoy bonds oi matrimony w Mr. Nell Prausht. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Leo Prsught oi Grand River parish. ‘The bride was attended by Miss Marion Praught. sister oi the groom, while Mr. James Callaghan supported the Breakiast was served at the omc oi the bride's parents after which the bridal

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Rev. W.Cv. and Mrs. and little daughter leit on day to spend their annual holi-

days st their old home in New Brunswick They were also accom-

panied ' Mir. Quisley’ mother who spergy the Win09!’ heri. '

Elbert Hilll enterhixiod the members oi the indicts’ Aid and Misionary Societ Christian

5“ _ Church at her ome on Tuesday " flakes of toasted wheat. All the . uscle-makrng ele- geas°lmam°d§1°gfgg"jig;,ﬂ, vﬁgve,‘ we“ evening. quite a large number at- . ‘we “on m be held 15mm", tended. Alter the usual buslnem and mems of Canada s ﬁn‘ Hallp for wrelatlves and intimatg dev°u°nlghferl°d5' lumh w” Passed I i est grain are crowded ‘iiriendsmthe grwersmligsed in thg by u“ °5 i“ ‘mam- "lﬁ i into each delicious pﬁﬁyﬁngmiﬁwqu, pamspemxmléfé, A iull house greeted the Norboro ill‘; i bowlful of Kellogg's Dr- “"1 M“ m°b°w “ll 1*” W513? f."r’t'lvl"oil“°‘owd“ri.ii’i.'iii‘.ﬁ . ' by motor ior the Adirondacks, where - ALL-WHEAT. they will spend some time beime $1105’ 91:53‘ , e act‘ p“? Ii proceeding to Red Deer. The bride ‘uénglmljlgiggreogllgxyedmulg “maﬁa! “i Enioyrhis-exrrl-deli- ¥iii.‘i2;"‘..‘;‘.i."°£i‘..?’ hifﬁﬁh swim wow and ~ sw- . ' will wear a short jacket oi mntch “m” between" m‘ wt‘ we” 39am?’ 5.1 cons food Often‘ AL cm . a brown straiw hat. trimmkégi “Ppmcmed ‘md “WW” E “my, gin ways ready to eat with in ice 1112112? B“ is. the fvgfaﬁe so m1gmlémwdﬂxfr . e ou - - a pit? milk OI.‘ cream. AlWﬂyS wedding Wm kmisdegw and My‘ 3:559?! The 191102198 W3’: lief - C Russell Hui-d, oi Milton Mass. “Sh” mm l Immm r Mu“ m, oven-fresh and crisp. Chﬂsune AWE of Broom,” girl chum —-Miss Elva Webster. s; ' ' ‘AnnaAinslcyahcr niece imrnths my 501d b)’ a“ 81'0""- glcfmg: city - Miss Geomie Stewart. Lu- “? Made by Kellogg in Parsons Waddle oi Washington n “MY 10"!“ h" m“ my‘? ml‘ w ' ‘ — . . . - "l . I-Oﬂdml, Ontario. géwDif-‘oﬁ grriiildtliae 311v: "mwe- “ " w“ Em”! “i ivnnouod, oiAlexandria Ont. Mon- DWKW- 4"“ Abbi’ Mmliiy‘ u" D11 ma] star June 10 old maid —~Mrs. Lorne Bowness, all“ ‘ &le Ealigrssle. sHtsttle talc t; Mrs. Gerald wness. oraoe or ,her "1 KELLOGG’S LATE Mus‘ G‘ WALLACE urwmcigmemsluiggr - llrnnigoMli-iphy, ' Sc u- inu Ba: a g n, Anns’ y friend n“ f0!’ EXTRA HAVOR—" uezlzn plotrltvnl :1 OEATHAM‘ June m- The body — Wilbert Croiken. BillyaBarber-ton. (1, "ram-n" Wm.“ ct’ the late Mrs. George Wallace oi engaged w Lmmn __ Brenton 33’, EXTRA (ONVENIENCE ~-_--_~_-~~--=» nwwomfiggwmmmﬁpdaﬂygeghgugibgi; 5...... Horace Harkwell, ., 1...... {i}; ’ ‘ " “d mm°$gf°s ‘° h" ° 1“ §3§§Z°'°....’m_ ‘iiiiviﬁwooiiﬁioii? m. $034,’; in Q1 Sh, m ed to a lunch by the ladies oi the ﬁg l. Wm“; yQU w“; ha,,_dresser_ the {led-llghéiér oi Mr. oi: Mrsisgohg 111mm"- mQ _, ‘The customer was obviously in a hair}? §iio§°§i Ytxhie “nliﬁimnfé E1. shglis izylher 8m ﬁgﬂemdoxwru1bui Jam; n01 *1 Lu-u s“ this hm. restore, 1S giffgpgévzgg hi??? orﬁngle “ﬁght (‘Qevﬁawirskci h1g5‘ bnfﬁeﬁ unlock: May 31st and was attended Fe- rapid and infallible?" And don't be 1on2. as 1 have strain Michael White oi Alberton. 9.2.1., "Y ‘fiends “d “mill” "W" =11 Z3: "It's s. miracle. sii'.” declared the to catch." and Joseph urnito oi Vancouver. PM! gflwmec m uloﬁf c! ducted the impressive service As-

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butcs were runny and beautiful. De- ceased we; a man oi excdlent char-

interest in all atisirs. The Guardian extends since-re sympath bereaved widow and ism . Inter- ment was held in the New Gius- gow cemeter .

Cggtpecislcrﬁervilpe hwss heldsiri £2 an urc ere on un y June 5th. In the morning, the dedi- cation oi as to ﬂilztChiggh whiah were rec v oi 2. v. W. - Quigley presided and Rev. Mr. Der- mid delivered an inspiring message. t.‘i‘°“’l.i..‘2.’..‘“.f.‘?§° 3°??? $2.1"; - E S‘ 1' T‘ y _ , was unveiled. Following LhLq a pray- it °’..‘i"“°.i“€.‘2.“%¥i’°§°“ “v s r. . a y. e onors hhis g-iithwere. lglrglin (Dril Blipée, essrs. .H.M e .M.. ra- shaw, A B. McKay. and Col. CL. McKsiy. A communi le was also given 2y (DrJdRnsghin memoryoi er a crsrrmo er. Mr. and Mri. Donald‘ Crawford. A shield ior the interior oi the church n: =*.".'"..:.':...'"""°i" r2‘ s. e n ous , r which Mus. Hioustonh son-in-la/w midered veryh aiicctionutely “Th

Lust Mile of c Wa ." w. George also favored ﬂyiclpcopla with the sacred solo "When lurwy tihc Wondrous Cram" At the evening the d “kiwi. Mrp Quid was! . an comm, gation had the p oi listsningl again to Rev d. who in an eloquent dstlvvrcd his sermon. He was s hcsrd in a duct with Mrs. d. Othcr musical wcrc, two solos by Miss Lens. MacLme and solos Mean. d Walter urdctt and R. McKay. The church was tilled st both scr-| the were

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Divorce Bill Given i Six Months Hoist

0T1‘ WA, Juno ih-Purty iincl were in the Hcuu ci Commons ton ht when members voted 100 to as give a six months hoist to the Senate bill broadening the grounds for divorce.

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The number oi dollars in the safe is the sum total of the figures shown in the ‘picture. These figures are 1. 2_ 3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. 9 and 0. WHAT D0 ALL THE SE FIGURES ADD UP T0?

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