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Will Close For The Season October 31st.

SPECIAL CLCSlllC PRICES

Permanent: S10 for 37-50 Permanents $7.50 for $5.00 Permanents $5.00 for 53-50

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ST. PAUL'S HALL TUESDAY, OCTOBER llth, l946--8 PM.

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wilfluve Borden at 8:35 BM. _ i ISLAND MUIOI TRANSPORT LTD.

Weed Islands-Caribou Srvlce

With the Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning now in operation the aehedule is as fellows:

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Operstlng Daily including Sundays. RATES: Same as 1948.

[or ﬁlly Information Listen in to CFCY 7:80 AM- Eaeh Morning.

NORTHUMBEBLAND FERRIES LTD. R. E. MUTCH. Preﬂidﬂli-

accepted members were: A 13.

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JUIT RECEIVED Bhi t l size ﬂannelette blankeptglan sill: furnishings dept. third floor. BA. McDonald's.

NOTICE T0 ADVIITISIII- All advertisements to appear in Guardian must be in office b7 noon of day previous to insertion to ensure publication.

rlano nnorrar. by My Howaws Pupils, in Borden Hall, Ociaber 15th, at 8 P. M. Proceeds "Red cross."

RESERVE Friday, October Nth for Variety Concert and One-AQ Play in Hearts Memorial Hal by Trinity Y. P. U.

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ter drill will be held in H. M. 0. S. Queen Charlotte. ‘i p.m. Tuesday, October 15. All Cadets are request- ed to report in uniform.

N WLY-WEDS IIONOURED _ On ednesday evening, Oct. 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Orr were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Andrew, where a large number had gathered to HODOUI‘ the Young couple on their mar- riage as well as to bid them

parture for New Arman where Mr. Orr is employed. Mr. Willard Mc- Donald ln appropriate words call- ed the gathering to order while the guests of honour were seated, Mr. Erwin Andrew read n fitting address, which bestowed best wishes for their happiness and the hope that they would soon return home. Mr. Chester Bulman pre- sented them with a substantial purse. Murray on behalf of his wife thanked each one for their kindness while the gathering sang For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. After which Murray was bounced. To music supplied by the Dolron

adieu, before they took their de- l

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Bible Society Seek Friends This llleok

This week ts Bible Week in Cher-

brothers and Elwood Weeks and Billie Andrew dancing was enjoy-l ed by all. A dainty lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Andrew assisted by a number of ladies. Later in the eve- hing s vote of thanks was extend-i ed to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew for opening their home, by Mr. Chris- topher Orr. supported by Mr Chester Bulman.

DlloLIAN-MMDONALD

took piaoe on September 25th at ’ Ohureh, Halifax, N3.

Graham perfumed use ceremony and oelebrat. Nuptial Moss. The bride, given in marriage by her brother woe beoomlngly attired in e. floor length worm of hrooaded satin with trailing veil and carried of Beiteethtie Bases and Maiden Hair Fern. She was et- her sister, Miss Bernad- who were a floor lengilh gown toe blue satin with mnltdiing

onsanist while the ladies diolr rendered _.,., .. "we hymn includ- ing Sdmbertls beenstthl "Ave Merle". lmnsedlotety fol the

ceremony e- Paocption was hed at the Nova Scotian Hotel

responded to by the groom. In the early afternoon the yourlg couple left by plaine for a brie! honeymoon to PEI. where dinner was paint- tarloorl of at the Charlottetown Hotel lﬂtqr which they motored to the

IQIONI} GILL W'@DING

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‘ally will respond in their

lottetow-a and throughout Prince Edward Island; and hundreds of Christian laymen and women rep- resenting all Denominations will solicit the public for funds for this most important work.

For ltl years the British and Foreign Bible Society have cour- ageously forwarded their objective of “encouraging the wider circu- lation of the Scriptures without note or oomment."

During the 140 years they have

gues and have issued over 550.000.- 000 copies.

No one can measure the great good done by the Society but it is obvious that they have made the Book live in the lives-of millions both at home and the fer corners of the earth.

Today with the great post-war expansion undertaken by the So- ciety. funds are needed more than ever in its history.

Prince Edward Island is notably a God fearing Province with an inherent reverence for the Bible, and the Society expects that Char- lottetown and the Province gener- usual generous manner.

ANDRIW-HOOPX

A gay profusion of autumn leaves -and ﬂowers artistically arranged by ﬂiends of the bride, was the setting of e very pretty weddirw on Sept. 21st at ‘l o'clock

wow-e at the home of the bride's mother,

Mrs. George Hooper, Milton, when her daughter Joyce Mae was un- itad in marriage to Erwin Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair M. An- drew, New Glasgow Mills. The Rev. 5, J. Davies officiating,

Given in marriage by her bro- ther Garth, the wlnsome young bride looked charming in a floor

length gown of white net embroid- erod in blue, over silk taffeta in

aqua blue. featuring o. sweetheart

neckline and shirred bodice. Her

maid was a stirllng mmrpaci and to (the but man a utility case.

lloiiowing iihe omunmly a wedd. ing bsveeklisst wee served at the tinsneoftihebriddepaienitstotble i-llllllﬂdrldlio friends and rvebltivos of the contracting parties. 11m‘ travel- ling the bride ware s. white silk Janey dares with attire dram-ling

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finger tip veil in contrasting col- our was arranged in halo effect, she wore white lace mittens, and sandals. She carried n, shower bou- uet of Amerioan Beauty roses. The adorable little flower girls wore floor length gowns. little Miss Marjorie Hooper, niece of the bride wearing white sheer or- gandie wi-th pink ribbons while little Miss Nellie Andrew, sister of the groom wore maize silk taffeta with blue ribbons, each carrying arm baskets of sweet peas with contrasting streamers.

The wedding music was beauti- fully renriered by Mrs Noel Hooper, slster-in-law of the bride. After the signing of the register, best wishes were bestowed on the happy young couple,

The bride's mother wore a gown of black silk crepe with fushia. while the groom's mother wore navy sheer with sliver sequins, each wore corsages of carnation: and maiden hair fern.

Following the ceremony about forty guests were ushered to the dining room, which was tastefully decorated with flowers and pink and white streamers. The bride's table was beautiful with silver holders of sweet peas. and tall pink tapers, and adorned with two lovely wedding cakes.

A buffet luncheon was served with Mrs. Roy Coles and Mrs. George Brookins. aunts of the bride and groom respectively. pouring tea. Mrs. Lindsay Oolea. Mrs. Gor- don Houston and Miss Ella Clark replenished.

Misses Phyllis and Louise Hooper, Ella Brookins and Elsie Hooper and Miss Evelyn Mullins served. Later in the evening a large crowd of serensders, and friends gathered.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew left for a motor trip through the Maritime! amt-d showers of rice and confetti and best wishes, the bride travel. ling in a mist blue suit with black

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accessories and corsage of roses. On their return home s recep- tion was given by the groom‘g p“- ents, many friends calling to be- stow best wishes on the young couple. Previous to the marriage, the bride was tendered a shower st her home, where she was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts. The living room gally decorated in flowers and streamers, the bride was escorted to the seat of hon- our. beneath s large wedding bell loaded with confetti, by Miss Elsie Hooper. to music rendered by Miss Margaret Coles. Little Miss Eliza- beth Matheson presenting the bride to be with a bouquet of red carnatlons and maiden hair fem. A prettlly decorated carriage was wheeled lIn by Misses Anne and Heather Coles. Miss Florence Matheson cut the strings. while Miss Erna. Cotes unwrapped and Miss Gladys Hooper arranged the gifts on the table. Mrs. Lowell Younker read the accompanying verses. Then the hell opened with its shower of confetti, after which Joyce thanked her many friends for the lovely gifts and remem- brances, followed by singing For Shela s Jolly Good Fellow and bouncing the bride to be. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by several young ladies. To music furnished by Messrs Foch and Gregory Doiron and George Andrew, the light fan- tsstlc was joyfully indulged in by the youth. .

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In loving memory of Harold B. Jordan. who was killed on the C. N. 3., Octobe 14, 1941.

Friends may think we have for- gotten

When they sosnctlmq see us nnile But they little lrnow the heartache That the nnlle hides all the while

He will never be forgotten

Never will his memory fade

Loving thought‘ will always linger Around the grave where he is laid.

UM"!!! Romornhercd by I-Iis Wife and Son.

In Memos-lam

In fond and loving memory ef my dear sen Cpl. Everett S. I-‘ranols who died October l4, I948.

It worft be long dear Everett Until wﬂl meat again Te olsrmyolr hand in that better

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tario 512, Manitoba 6S. Ssshtd . wan 91. Alberta 108, and Brit! C Columbia 289. '

Even Central Mortgage a Housing Corporation is a lid puzzled by the figures.

Claim Island Vacancies Zero

OTIAWA, (It Housing shortage? mate.

Central Mortgage and Corporation has taken

of 88 munioipellt Canada. Ind reports that in them there are 1,374 vacant fundiy dwell-

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ake Vancouver, for instance where veterans’ families have seiz- ed several bulldlrm recently to find a place to live; there are 157

TORONTO Oct. 1'1 — (OP) . An ammo high of 1am sale- reglsizraltions at the University . Toronto for tile year 1946-4?! w disclosed today by tlho Univiersi fourth report on registration total thus far exceeds hat seam figuoo by 4,000.

HAMILTON. O/it. 11 -- (OP) “You can't get in with these shot no siloe." said a. sheriff's offlu onthedoormtﬂheblcktrlalhe as he turned away e. would-i

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(Reuters) — The graves of ei British soldiers have been f0 ill Palembang. Southeastern Sun airs. it was reported today. Th1 are believed to be the gralves i soldiers executed by the Janene during their retreat from Palen bang in Februafy- 1942- 17°‘ ﬁes have not been identified.

of wartime miners with 122. Ot- tawa, which has been waylaid by seven sorties by veterans seeking soconunodation, has 19 vacancies.

Only tiny Prince Edward Island can really beef about the housing shortage. Its vacancies are listed as zero. But Nova Scotia has 38, New Brunswick 10, Quebec 256, On-

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