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The Church of St. Simon and St. Jude, Tignisli, was the setting Nov. II at 1:30 a.m. for tha mnw of Miss Theresa Conway and . Earl O'Rourke. Rev. J. A. Mae Donald officiated. The choir of Our Ladyts Sodality. of which the bride was a member. sang hymns dur- ing the mass. Music was by Mr. Leonard Gallant.

The bride chose a navy blue suit with navy and winter white aces- soiies. She was attended by her sister. Miss Adeline Conway, who wore a grey suit with navy ac- cessories.

Mr. Leo O'Connor, Kildare. was groomsman.

A wedding breakfast for the brid- al party followed at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway. Tignish. At noon. a dinner was served to eighty guests at the Conway home. In the evening. the bridal party was ser- ved supper at the home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke. Kildare.

Following a short honeymoon trip the couple will reside in Klldare where the groom is engaged in farming.

HONORED

Prior to her marriage. the bride uas honored at a ulSCGu8l1EDLIS slum-er by Miss Irene McPhee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael lilr-Phee. Tignish. She received many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served and music and dancing were enjoyed.

DIES SAVING SON

HAMILTON (CF! - A mother died Saturday to save her seven. year-old son. Peter Poole, 7. and his mother, Mrs. Zelda Poole. 41. of moving traffic. A car bore down on them. Mrs. Poole push- ed her son away just before the car struck her. She died in hos- pital without regaining conscious- ness.

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A survey by The Canadian Press shows most store: through- out the country well-stocked and waiting, with proprietors beam- ing at the prospect of a record selling season. First reports in- dicate prices at about the same level as last year but turkeys may be scarce and a little more expensive in some regions. Montreal. Calgary. Edmonton and Regina all report shortages of the big bird. traditionally fea- tured in the Christmas feast, and price increases of five to 10 cents a pound over last year are anticl- pated. 3 Turkeys are late-comers to poultry shelves in most centres. usualy appearing in quantity about a week before Dec. 25. Prices are expected to parallel the Toronto figures of about 59 cents a pound for small birds - in the eight-to-10-pound range -- and 49 to 50 cents a pound for larger specimens. Chicken in in good supply in most parts of the country and prices run at about 55 cents a pound. Some store-owners predict a price-rise on all poultry shortly before Christmas. although Mont- real shoppers are hoping for a drop from the current 70-cents-a- pound tag on turkey.

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Housewives are pro

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popnsar in are to match on pound in most sections. ham at about the same price and bootstoali from 06 cents in Tor- onto to 75 cent: a pound in Saint John. N. 3. Fruit. candy and nuts are in abundance everywhere and prices about the same as in 1054, al- though some western cities - such as Edmonton. Moose Jaw, Lethbrldgc and Regina - report 10-to lspercent increases in nut

prices.

Oranges are selling at from 39 to 55 cents a dozen. depending on also and quality, and cut mixed ti-uils run about 37 cents a pound. Fruit cake remains at last year's price level but varies widely throughout the count:ry. Two- pound cakes cost 31.05 to 31.15 in Toronto; a tour-pound chunk brings 31.73 in Quebec; while a "big city deluxe" variety sells for 32.50 in three-pound tins in Montreal.

Cranberries, for the essential turkey sauce. sell at 25 to 29 cents a pound in most parts of Canada.

Retailers report few innovations tor the big Christmas meal but some store suggest tired shoppers turn to gift certificates for food.

TOO MUCH COFFEE?

WASHINGTON (AP)-Now the surplus problem is bothering world coffee growers. The United States department of agriculture estim- ated Monday that all coffee pro- duction in the 1955-56 marketing year will be 46,500,000 bags. about 13 per cent more than the pre-

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