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HOLMANiS--Ready For National SEW and SAVE Week"

- MARCH 3rd to IOl:Iao Eeaturing A Big Line-Up Of New Spring Fabrics--Patterns and Notions, Etc.

Spring says full speed ahead to sewing machines . . I. and we start the sea- son right with a wonderful array of fine Spring Fabrics that fairly yearn for scissors and needle. You'll find lovely cottons in all patterns. designs. weaves

and weights-all in fashion-wise Spring colors. and Save Week to heart. you'll like our prices too! Come in NOW!

Be Smart.- SEW and SAVE!

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Sloan - llacliay Wedding

-'llhe following wedding was copied from issue of the Water- town Sun. Water-town. Mum. and will be of interest to many this Province. The bride is the ugh- ter of Mr. Albert T. Mscxay end his wife. Editcie Gay Macxay. formerly of Summerside.

At a seven o'clock ceremony on Saturday. Jan. 27. in Phillips Con- gregational Church. Shirley Mac- Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Ma-cKay of Stoneieigh Road. became the bride of Jack Frederick Sloan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Sloan of Weiesley Hills.

Rev. Paul B. eyers. the minis- ter officiated. and a reception for 300 guests held at Woodland Golf Club, Newton.

Franklin 5. Field was soloist at the ceremony. and the wedding music was played by Townsend Coward, omanist. m

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The bride's satin gown, cathedral train, had is sun-burst of

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; NOTIONS To Help You Sew and Save

Seam binding-Bias tape-Rick Rack braid- Thread of all kinds-Tape measures--Needle! and all the things you need for your Sprint:

A stunning new range of smart Buttons has just been received - these will add a professional finish to your. Boring Sewing.

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Bappliqued Chantilly lace. and the scalloped collar of matching lung was studded with rhinestones. A bonnet, of lace and nhinestones held her fingertip veil of illusion. and she carried a bouquet of Bucherls lilies. siephanotis and white lilacs. Mrs. William B. M.cGlnnis, as matron of honor, was gowned in din-namon rose taffeta accented with 1! crescent of white carnation: and pink rosebuds. The brides. molds were gowned alike in teal taffeta with pink carnations and roses, were Mary Gallagher of Watertown. Mrs. Lynn Sanderson

of Portsmouth, N.H., Elisabet): Schmitt of larchmont, N.Y., and

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K1. Robert Knight of liledfieid.

Robert Sloan was best man for his brother. and the ushers were Robert Fraser. and William Moor- lsead of nrookline. John xiernsn of Washington. D.C. and Robert Ieldy of Newton. '

Mrs. Sloan is a graduate of Watertown High School. 1945. and Katherine Gibbs School. 1841. Mr. Sloan. who will take his bride to Washington to live, served two years with the navy and will traduate in June from the Ameri- can University of Washington.-S

Smith - Enman ltlodil-ing

-The marriage oi Miss Wilma Joyce Enman of Everett Avenue, South Portland. Maine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman. spiringhill, Prince Edward Island to 2nd Lt. Claire R. Smith, U. S. A. A. 1". of Fort Williams took place recently in the First Con- gregational Church, South Port- land. The Reverend Nathanael Ctuptill officiated at; the ceremony

which was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Niabet. with whom she made her heme for the past. few years.

The bride was beautifully sown- ed in white chantilly lace and wore a veil of Beach illusion, cauzht to a pearl at-own. she car- ried a colonial bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.

Her attendants were hire. clem- ent A- Hunter. Jr.. at voumvule. N. Y.. .who was (owned in rose velveteen and faiila and was Dor- is Fischer of south yortland. who were areen tattle. They curried colonial bouquets of eamatlons and roses.

Mr. winner 'was best man. Lt. William 5. Bimma and Capt. David M. Grey were ushua. Ibliowinu a trip to Washington. D. c.. Lieut- enant and Mlrs. Smith will reside in Fort Williams where the groom Er stationed.

The bride in I lnduate of south Portland High school ma the Av- lotion Trainlna School Boston. Mass. she has been employed as dental assistant to David I. Brown- stone.

Priced--

New. ' Attractive

Print cottons

Bright Spring shades in neat designs suit- able "for children's clothing and larger floral patterns suitable for you. These ser- viceable Print Cottons are 36 inches wide.

Wabasso 'Sun and Tub Fast Prints in neat patterns including polka dots. These Cot- tons make. delightful dresses. aprons, etc. The material is 36 inches wide. Prlced-

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Krinkle. Crepe

A great saving on the weekly ironing! Knnkly Crepe is wonderful for gowns. py- jamas and children's clothing. It is in a neat rosebud design. About 30 inches

a-yard-the floral designs are prlced-

55-

colors are priced 49 cents

NEW PATTERNS

by McCall and- Simplicity A

Come in and browse through the new spring Pattern Books by McCall M

The Patterns are so refreshingly lovely and so any to fellow.-they-nuke every stitch you saw a joy and pleasure. . You may choose Vogue Patterns here and they are ordered specially for you-thedelivery is in only afew days.

inner canons

In expectation of a large hung. can offer a few hundred more chicks . for WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7.

A nice date if you are well equip.

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The colonial National Park in Jamestown 1..

HIGH WATIIFAIJ. The Ansel Waterfall in Ven- eseuls has a total fall of 3,212 Virginia includes

feet, with the highest sinzic drop land. first yermanent English

2.648 feet. . settlement. In America.

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Broadcloth

Tub-fast Material in an array of smart col- ors that lend themselves beautifully to many household uses. This Broadcloth is 36 inches wide. Priced-

c YARD

. The colors are white, pink, copen. orchid; rose and green. This Broadcloth is very good for children's clothing. It is 36 inches wide. Priced-'

I YARD Beach cloth

Guaranteed fast color and unshrlnkable. This material is wonderful for chlldrenls overalls, housecoats, table covers, etc. 'I'hg,... .. smart colors are white, green, navy and others. It is 36 inches wide. Priced-

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Closely woven, vat dyed and nicely finish- ed