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: garages - 5118*]: N “r “HOPALONG" CASSIDY IN EHtGPtaIHmBIIt I11 Wetafiklwln (‘l..»\l'l)l;‘T'l‘l-j (‘OLBERT AND IIEDY LAMARR D H 'I‘iie card party in K. O. C. Hall M155 MARJORB MONTGQMER i

Eiy Don Gilbert Canadian Press Cable Editor

Developments unfavorable to I Berlin in the 62ndweek of the war lkllzfld the rxssibilzty that Hitler ‘mlgtit be compelled to act to re- iricve the prestige of the Axis. Italian bungling of the Greek campaign. Britain's increased striking power in the Mediterran- ean through acquisition of Greek bases, and a hitch in "collaborad tioii" between Berlin and Vichy were seen as calling for szme em- pliacc gzsture front Nazi Germany. Hitler's displeasure was reported aroused first by the strong support of Britain and Greece voiced b President Itncnu of Turkey an , sezondly, by the declaration of Geri. MfiXllllC‘ Woygand in North Africa that not air inch of the French colonial empire would be yielded. The scheming German Ambassa- dor lo Tiukey, Franz von Papen, was back in Berlin. perhaps for consultation in connection with the long mirrored German thrust from Runiania. or perhaps to inform the Nazi leaders that he has been un-

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B. of Ry. Trainman City Lawyers Wed

BECOMES BRIDE 0F BOWKER

First United church, Wetasklwln, was the scene of an autumh wedding Saturday, Oct. l2, 6:00 . m., when Marjorie l-Iope, daughte of Mrs. Montgomery oi Wetaskl- win, and the late Mr. William Frank Hale Monigomery. (former- ly of Beaeque, P. E I.) became the bride of Mr. Wilbur Fee Bowker of Edmonton. son of Mr. George E. _ Bowker of Ponoka and the late Mrs.‘ Bowker.

Against a background of chrysan- theuiums. palms and ferns, the ceremony was periormed by Rev. Rowan Binning, assisted by the bride's uncle, Rev. A. L. Carr of Lacombe. Baby chrysanthemtims, tlcd with white bows, marked pews for 60 guests, and trlne and blue ribbons Inarked a special pew for members of the Bi Beta Phi fraternity, of which the bride is a member. Mrs. Charles Condie played the i‘ wedding marches.

Thursday evening. sponsored by WlLBb the Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of

R. ‘rrainmen. proved a. real suc-

oesa. A feeling of frlendfiness pervaded the hall all through the evening as prizes were contested at twelve tables of bridge and fourteen of auction forty-five. The ladies of the auxiliaryaerved l delectable lunch at the c.ose _of the evening. after which the DMZ/l winners were announged as follows: Bridge: Ladies first, Mrs. Mary Brennan, Beawician; 2nd. Mrs. Jcs- eph Hughes. Kent Street. Men's 1st. Mr. A. o. Coop. Mention. N- B., 2nd. Mr. W. E. Ready, City- Auction: Ladies 1st. Mrs. Bert’ Pnquette; 2nd Mrs. Alf. Egan. Men: 1st. Mr. Philip Howatt: 211d. MY- T- M. McMillan. The ladies of Gulf Garden {M189 are grateful to all who bI11G111 tickets or who helped in any WRV to make the affair a success. Gulf Garden Lodge is _of recent birth having been organized on Sent. 23rd. 24th by Deoutv Grand Lodge Organizer. Mrs. Catherine B. Hays

of New Glasgow, N. S.. when the Wears Ivory Satin

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8,30 EVER!

“Death to the Lllgllqlll"

NOVEMBER o. 1940

7 L""'l"1llwuenh ‘

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SUNDAY

"DEATH T0 TllE ENGLISH"?

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i‘ [t3 yigiellzein‘ Zziti-Blcciytezdetermlna- fiallovlgng slate of officers were Gwen away by he, brother, ML "Detyrant-g kcry,‘ _ I“

' Gen. Wvyaands remark was re- “fife ‘m. Christen,‘ s com James wiiiam Montgomery, the 11$ Mfr} <1 M21151» siwu: the ( ported to have caused the Nazis to fes" Prgident Mrs‘ Lora“; bride wore a gown c.‘ l-‘rench ivory n c, V“ 1' , _ m

l suspend negotiations with the Pe- C,Yr,§0u,m,‘ ' ' satin, the full skirt iinishlndg lnda Dezgiflstgrellgirrglllllliglwti- Germ... i" » t. i -I..ava1 re ' r endin la ifl- .' . - t‘ i . H - ion veil of han -ml e , * I,

1 . ‘ » . .. (rgllilon oi weggxzliitrad‘? actigiticesr in Secremn‘ M15‘ Mane Home 5llaknnetelllllllg Slrctn a small cap of ‘Beam 1° 111evE11B1laill through I'm, , ) - . I . ~’_ , Ionstnnte, K Dennis f. Ania], tvhcre he has supreme “gm? M“ Rubv Lvnds shined n,“ u-lmmed Wm‘ orange Reich isriiiging,

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l ' ' 1 “ 1 o . E ' ~ 0111;119:115 Inblfifcsvlvrflslqltlrxldlegtilt wgden- M“ Fbrence D“v°-"~ b1°5s°§n5'-:|?c11 0151i: as£?‘11§1ie.b° uquet Methinks I see from oil llll'l' y... . ' ' . . ~ , ~ " _ in Davie. was 0 I11 ' =- beds ‘ ~ 1- . t Wcygand-tvere summoned to Vichy Cunduvtmss' M“ Lqnret ‘ t Th of Edmon- .

r frr ccnsultzition on the situation 111"" G11aTdIMr5- Fbnme Lav‘ wylfvsafetlhg magglpgfnhonm.‘ and Our sleeping heroes lillSL‘ iliszr

whore, where the prestige of Geri. 615 Zita M_D0n_ Miss Dummy Montgmnery, me wondering heads;

They start—ihey_uake —'.ii<-3 r152, and once again Stand mirslitllled uII lll" ciiilaijtl

‘do Gaiillols l-‘rco French Movement is rcportcd on the rise. After 12 days of fighting the.

maid of honor wore a gown of pink taffeta, the shirred ‘bodice eni- brcidered at tire waist 111 80111 W11“

Outer Guard. M15- aid

rvhatfaln, Mrs. Susi-e Coffin

'l:il.a;is hav achieved nothiiIg-in- Honorary Members. Mrs. Sadie ’ ‘ pm“.

sicad Greelgt artillery dominates McAuley and Mrs. Susannah Davey. it 5119 1111:1613 smgiztgrfst ‘fingowsfig

Ktrllza, one of the Albanian bases Counsellor, Brother Urlas McD-on- and“ Pn glee t‘ I , ink and The bugle cans _ m1 mousand . from which the Italian invasion was old, carmd a ‘mquf’ a 11), - swords are flashing;

lauroired. ltfauy Italian risoners Mrs. Mary Cusnck of Toronto. 1111111119 11111131 61111-51111 19m "15- The rushmg équad,»om u, m. from

DAILY 3.15 - 7.00 — 8.45 I‘. M, w taken and the Gree were “m. Vice President of Grand lodge. Bridesmaid h, m“, mo, dash“;

The rifles Cfitell, the cannons roar, And all the ilciii is siccgirii in llll.

man gore.

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e ed by effective support from columbus. Ohio. was guest at Tues- dgy night mPeUng of Gulf Garden Iodee and expressed her pleasure at the evident, progress and initia-

tive of this new organization.

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The bridelsmaldflwkas dress“?! (1)1; ' bue a e a. 11 lzlilbllilllggebordering the full skirt. Her hat of Ilotvcrs and her mittens were blue, to match her dress. 11114 m!‘

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111° Brother meets brother iii dcatil,

___ Hut ovrt in the her-l of the M}? n .. were .9110... baby oimsau- 5m“, ___ .; . -. ._. .-~:~=.._V--.- ~.~__—;—_—_— boot. RAF bombers frtm m1“ . 1 .'. . . .. - - ' ' . . t Inums _ Ana kin iicd pcone .a.e 1.lt‘il oil- WO d I ‘ lflt‘ mohauthcei Ollébulplillnsgtlilgitlgrl; 1 H1611‘- R°1151<1 Marl and °f_Edm°n' _ er's life. A \ 1 n U Fainories Iii. Essen and on Berlin. _. m“ was best man’ and ML Ahhur Al he“ 1S mowd WSJLJHL‘ 0X11?“

lng cry Mirigles with anguished groans and shouts 0f victory.

Carr and MI‘. DQ112135 c“ 1" I W115i“ of the bride, were ushers. ‘F118 soloist, Miss Margaret. Hutton of

Bremen Emcleir and Kiel.

A wPilT‘. ' iit Roosevelt's re-eleotion

o! tomb of gi-aiadest hopes, 11411‘ even’. not plsasing to '

And noblest dea Where for a moment brief we pause.

1 ., ‘ -' "Of Fair and Swee‘ N! the Ann. Has ‘return to’ Waeshing- To honor tnose—to bow the head. gillégiiliélyfflllgnd “Because .. " Is freedom worm [his bloody 5am I u, iO11.~' 9, tcnluas followed by antmunmments l“ l A‘ the we pm)“ M the Drum flc ¢'- ‘ -- t‘... r1." '1' '. b. ' _ B '- I 't ' 9 ,3 ,

‘Australia. \\tI\v\\1“ ‘k \' Allen Dwun n ' lrlfiikpiirli1 1orlrlei13fo: grlivflzlldzllliodtlrl Th°5°,§§°,,1,1§fsf’“ lmmm a mmg] hotel, the bride's t.\ble_ was ckeutwg Must It be bought at tlizs iirnizeiitl.

_, ..1-..-\...\_.-‘._ Direclfld “Yflwy e °';““np, 1:11:90 aircraft and that, henceforh Those W11.) W111] vcfiurage strong- with u tgi-ee-tisr wediidliiggsuceerlg witguswtgétig bmer t‘ V d

7 moon"; bu“, Mural-Don f" a-r-u- Iaiiiaiiitoi} Cziutatzia jvillbrecewe 5o F0“ hunltialiglilteld 21hr m and an pghreg 3m atsrédsthe m-flst u mé Orphan orbs ca .~ an

my“ ed _ ) (rgflyq-g- UL“... m Chump l“ _. Ici ‘am: c Uni e bta .s armament B l-l l-loua p 1J0 m1 _t V‘ y . ." l5 A ‘v

5mg" P nl-fox Flew" F1111 1111 1111 \ lnocucmlm That $1.156 might reign here still. bflrge’ i iiig with tre wedding uarty w 1:111“ Illllggflggae “cop m. M

cgnl“ iii-i lriilcrl lll ihu llil n. . . 1"“ 99° 1' _ ' '. - ' p, 2011" . ( liIIIi-Irrg brick 25 years: In the . _ ~ - Mrs. Monigctneiy‘, the bride! lll.l ih . ‘V0,’... Nov, 3-9_ i915, Serhanttroops Th0“ who dfimlésed nmbmons mother, wore n Jacket gown v1 Were it not best to bend the supple l01"lll 911111111X 10 l11"\"~‘11-1 fllblu- m 5159812?‘ C £11m? Frmch crepe in wine embroidered knee 11 "1 111111‘ C°11~“1T.\' 11V 1111/“(11118 w mu .11 mug. 'r = - in s ulns and beads and trimmed And meekly bow to liaughtl’ 'I‘hos ho llllOll h trials ore 9Q ,, w u — ~ ,, crumb and Bulgarian ar- egfiveg,“ 1’ " ' ' with Infnk tails. Her hat was felt to tyranny? Ab. ll§T|Clj DAY l; 1 Fr§§1chh regmgfcemegt: That with their blood, established match, and her flowers were Talis- To cringe and smile —-all opposition . - . , q \\'l ll 2 rr ans, u b b m“ 5(_>§_ vase, _» bTARl § 1.50 P. M. s time more than half of the peace e o“ ma“ m _ And ‘humbly beg the bios-soil boon cruzrttv hrri been overrun. French (mast Honeymoon of peace?

Was not that sacrifice enough? they 5

a engaged in

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THEN’ DAILY 3.l5— 7.00 — . ‘ 8 . _ 900 P‘ M. cffri-rtl a ' ., r . 1311"?“ {was ‘m the ‘V951’ 7°? 011° 111111 1311- 11,115 ,B°“'k'?1' W5 m 1°11“ blue In thunder tones all free men an- .-ap;.,,....,,,,,. H. m“. pa‘, m,“ crzi from Ivlulr 1,11 the c5151 the why do we hear again the awful satin with which she wore ainatch- 5w" Ne,

ADDED ‘ g PETE “Mn,” dud‘ ' s‘ ~ -.\ Y-‘lhOllPf llPlfl up Gornwr- rirzves in ‘dlrge_ _ ‘ ‘ mg hat of velvet and a cottage 0f Not while the 0am, bums mum, o,

TR “_[‘_H"‘n__ Ho“) v ~ ' y iii.» Galcian and B . s-cctcrs. Of wars inveterate cab? corirflowers. _ watt-rs flow; . .. . . - . M-IW Ml-AICO’ f"*~?— —— , . Mr. Bowker and his bride lei. No, m; me glorious 51m Sh“ CON

yum-H 0F TIME _ W011] 1M B When oer the lands the nations mm. w Spend two “.895 M me to rise "111111711539 R- A. F." . ‘I - e Before Hell unnamed grave. gacificircchltbilnklfglieiilafillgglatgrlisglil or giodsk own crew)“ Sh” Adorn ‘ '1' - ' Who are the ones who soon forgot? 91193 1 1' .' . 0 5 19$- . i. . Though many sons tiiev gave. fll1=11'\U»111$- G°111E 1111113‘. 11113 1m»?-

' .. \( "OOL “ore 11 111055 819°" 61"?!” 1T°°k ‘m’ Know that immortal frcvticms v-kiir the 2 . Deep lri the lrart 0f "rV€1'.'V W0~ They who 5016183 Aeillthckaxld 8H8‘ d" a blllck X11103],cPalkéxAfzgzctdkxg’ P11991955 $9111 W , ‘ u-——__——_—_—__ it bmn- .11.": m,“ mm.“ of m“, o; 5mm ,- m, d. i. t ‘h , m" “c1111. t”? Fm " and 51° e ° 5 ‘c1 Is set forever in the heaiis o. uicn. "Ma Muhflll h h 1 t-olne “ll‘lI‘\ in fin mglftlreegortabf whgguxogerfjutfhgxleglltlris‘Fggiivdtvill to “Gzed rherf c-nsenglebnwn In ludecl Rivers of bzood cm“ 11111111151 111E

' 1 - ~ . ‘ n; ‘ ~ A _- ,, ucss roni "m c . n 1 I husk! 1111111111 o. .' .. I X 1. nail 1i (in. n. 2. Gar- 1 1135i? Qtrliljilccndéirlwlhwylfilgslnorxo: Shouldmiféiihe will of all Mrd 213d Mi; lGclgrgledli-tgilegl‘. M11‘- It gslbzzwffidangnlfurns eternally the

‘ iia riglitrr. l;l zlie iviid li..1 is. ‘ i If“, film‘ am “H, ~” ' ' an i rs. oia a . '. 5ame_ . ~ - . Job. Bur. .. I pupmg’ l I ‘ _, 1.1 °11 . e ‘_ The r-fi . l t I ‘me e and Mrs. Kenneth Montgomery, i ma n 15110111111115 m’ m“ k '1 1 of M" Gmd“ 1X 1‘ "l" 1 ti-iliiolli mltlrugllllitzlti, tligsnlronglrri “ll rellgilikzl." sac 1 cm s ole l s MY. FIBER P. 1-11111011- MY- imd M15 Our dauntlcss heroes ne'er their _ that. can 111T .l . lll . '5' iiiuzzi _ Bitty Mzitli lillihi, me m, e if the ffei 5t}; @851, $0 Well dasuiayed; J. A. Mair. Miss Kathleen M111‘. sires disgruccr". W" . v Hfr so . , 1'5, ~, (riigaii. ~ l b“, C; ‘vlrwxgh, 9011],‘? we? n r Bv you who wtroie thereon-“Lcst Mlf 111111 MYS- PC1011 116111118. MYS- They nobly few" lni‘ iic-cdoia "t. ‘» would h." m. 013g“ 11g“: I l brim" used‘ writc~ Ellen gV/ilkiiisog we F°r¥e1'"— Gilbert Campbell, Ml‘. and Mrs. won’ and placed t I Iirriiist a ll ll m 1i _;.~\- m. Gfildo V111. 1. .‘ M_ "P4 in’ a flmdon daily ‘few,’ NW’ be 11°" "°1'd15ma1’@d- W1111flm 0- Pimee» M155 Gram The Wreath oi ..-.....~_t' on Brzianiefs _ cnasn nrrwtrtss sumo: . "its a mistake to load yourself mt. Bu: a- t. - r Irene Tiul :1 ll. lp;,p_,,' ‘ _ when on m w ad u: Hope. Miss R913 MOON. M1“ brow; _

1 Looks T0 .\I.\"|‘l'l{l§ rrI-i; ‘r0 down with jetvelry. even really ed out on. n. h... heart, {.3 M's Genres, bmfrepfififi 1°“ ° ° 11111111111111 Gfrwm- M155 ¢°1°51° Cursed be the coward sore that

.1 SET Till-l IASILON precious pewelry. =~“- ‘ _ _ Grade vii l‘ v.1 in w‘. an 19.31 the 5'8,“ mrre h Wm, trust in God 91115119111‘ M155 135N115" 311M911 falters now.

1 “A sports coat ought never to 111M111“ (111105 i>1'1\111r' Mir with 11111111 1)°11"¥-1~ -1' r the Rrnrantic Dream. Th; qulitts; Till Freedom reigns with peace and M155 .1115)‘ James.’ -G'~‘°- 3mm- 1 The Grazid Dari: s‘ Afario. mti- be fitted. It should be locse and 111° 311K113" 1.‘ 11 1Z3; when h» _ oi‘ womni sees herself flu throulzhout the'world, 3°11‘ brlde “m1 br1de3f°mn "9 Charlottetown PEI ,1 uln of Nicholas. l‘ Czar. Xboxy, and preferably a size larger 11 ‘"1511 1 1' '1 , p, r ‘in CI a monmm (,1 ‘W151i Then loud I-Ilm laud. gradua1e5 1" 15W °1 ‘he un1vers1t§ and a noted fa A-h. . x lin. | than you wear in fitted town coats. N l“? 1 - R;-@';1¢_=51y (grit/mg a ca: in whlm Lest We Forget 01 511791151- The 1311c“? W“ gdmmc‘ __'—j *** '* " ' some gcozl atlvice to our.‘ mature I It ought to be the kind of thing w’? 1» a, r- pflgkjgl official-s lmnv-nienuv -John The Lilacs, to the Alberta bar lastsummer. I-ler i womm . you can put eve.- you, kmes m. and sf‘! (M _ 7 M) 3 “one o; mam can dflv, and 5b husband 1S a member of the Deta 1 Since 1928. -' ‘:10 canze in the I around your neck in a car or slL 5ml>§f 11 2 11W " must rely on her) she cr-azllvs ao- Kappa Emmy“ 11316111111" §\\\'1'\‘ 1 WW; ‘ United Stale. ion at a picnic. Every WBTGYUDG ~ ‘ ‘ ""1 It country t; 53mg lmpgrtant -—— 3 - she had no: s ,l18£‘flS one." _ _ v _ -, Q Sh. hold u m d . . \|1 establishment ~ Among other items the Grand ‘€‘1/“l‘1"“111‘," 1 \ 1V ‘1§',‘.1..].‘" I . iulisi o." Sttvfss gpwliginararga THAT LACRED SPOT M ... I lowing her t.’ l‘l 111i» ‘ Duchess Marie things should b.- b" 111-1‘ ' L doing soiricihinz amazing to a 1~\"\‘ "1" /'1 1*‘

licrs if. ti")

high fiilliCislve bomb.

. ‘ A 1‘ ANY HOUR. The odd thing about this Wal‘ is {that at aiiv hcu-r in an crdln suburb or a remote vlllag that (loam IIi-xy conic turc. The mcment for a quite fantastic deed of no.0- ism has already come to some per- fecily ordinary wcmrn. may come to us. ‘ire tve ream; for it? Ibrolsm. like all the big things in . siirple. Its cssentlalg are a. r1; - ~Y 1111'\‘1‘. a ccpl hc-ad. the abil- lt 1o size up a situation and con- centrate on “that must I, done,

l)i'(‘li a ii: ;. diroluded in every mature woman's '1_\. .\ (.f‘:.g:l"l‘ . wardrobe are simple. basic dresses .of excellent, quality which can be varied with different BCC'SSOl‘lPS‘.

She likes two suits -—traditional two-piece ones for slender figures. ‘ tiress-and-Jacket or dress-and-long- coat varieties for the not-so-sien- dcr.

Grand Ducht t consultant a: ‘ .. in her own r" ;_ "The olrcr

Then: i" no spot in all this world . ‘ I1 Sharp frosts almost every night t0 1116 - ' 1'l‘\\\ 1.1,’ during the past Week have remind- As sacred as this little mound of

ed the amateur gardener that his earl

plantations of Raspberries must be Where my dear mother protected against. the rigors o.’ 11811011111 1119 IIMWYS. prairie winter. For Raspberries in No gold could pay to me what it is those parts of the dominltn \l'l"lCl‘C worth. protection is needed. the experts

recommend that the canes be bsnt A116 in the tree above a Robin down Just before winter sets In 511125. and held in place by a little soil A5 111011811 11 511111 10 1119. "8118 1-5 being placed on the tips. Before not ere."

‘vending the canes a little should be But in 11 land <11 1101"!“ and happy removed from one side of the ni‘l and the canes collected iII a bunt-h and pressed down in the line of a

sleeps

. Janet Nlarliiiiiirn. 2. ' an Dryriiivii, 3. ilinint- Mac- ‘. f‘,

Hlnunn

Dominion Household Coke ls the cleanest; solid fuel you can buy -no dust, no soot, no‘

waiting until ONE COLOR SCHEME accepted gcn-zr. for her elf," Lira

Site advises buying a fur-trimmed chili coat. one fall, and an un- trimmed one the next She feels that only the short-haired. flat

song Where God shall wipe away our every tear

f 1s are suitable for fur coats for Ow i: 1191015111 4350111 11131131111 0n brim!

“gffrmuv, fashion aumflhy ' ' . \,,,K,,,.,,,..\1;1§I (ijixiowgsflcrloirkgtmriixilgs tlrtatbotroigrlifslei irillvitgfirihii. llllsclifra; .‘.‘.’.§“.'....l‘"3.°ii1 And there's no pain and troubles 9a‘ fumes-nothing consider‘; stlctklng to one basic E0152‘ and “hm Fm, M rrgl.'lu:,,",vljilynvl lit-Ii 1 A ‘:1 Rfli- Wacuntrain ourselves in tiliegr ccmgmlhrftllflh 1119 W111?” 111 Eltflfl r E19 1018013611. ' but Former: -' "11""? 111E? f": 531‘: ‘mdt buriizd lllflll’ at ill; 5s hi; in‘ ‘the {mgu nuvgll“? fi}.‘f,‘.1}.'.‘".“‘,..‘,‘§§f,‘"gjf wgvfi; ‘lingvzwhi? tclljeny mg?‘bewbisllglalyiliarlngrtgegrotgliilglil gafieeliilhillticnzvymisheofisJgslugesbares comfort and economm rgv-irmihe his“; 50101;‘? n6“; “was lllkgflflfisélwllllxiiftzigllls hmr Ma ma Mo!‘ ._ Omcjcsom umktchml or the com; prairie conditions oven better rn- all vnnisheql . Ohflflflfi OVGI‘ l0 DOm-i