WEDNESDAY.

Gabardine Shirts

ANOTHER SHIPMENT Al Only

2.99 Each

ON SALE TODAY WEDNESDAY

A good assortment of colors in sizes small. medium. large and oversize.

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IN MEDLORIAM

ANGUS T. MCINNIS

Angus T. Mclnnis of . Goahen. Indiana, died at his home there of a. heart attack on November lath.

A Goshen resident for 15 years. Mr. Mclnnis had previously resid- ed in Des Moinea, Iowa. for 13 years. and was a native of south- port, P. E. 1. He was a member of the no an Catholic church. the Holy Name Society and the Moose Lodge.

Funeral services were held on Friday. November am. at the Visitation, Church in Des Moines. with burial in Glendale Cemetery there. A rosary service was held the previous day.

Surviving are his widow. Mary; a daughter, Angela. 12; his father, Hugh L. of Des Moines: a brother. William L. of Des Mcines; and four sisters. all of Des Moines. Mrs. Mary Lehman. Mrs. Helen Flan- nery. Mrs. Florence Oldfield and Beatrice Mclnnis.

Relatives on the Island include William Mclnnls, 294 Eusion St., Charlottetown. and Mrs. Owen 'McGarry. southport. uncle and aunt of the deceased.

GREAT INSTITUTE

The Smithsonian Institution in VVashlngion. D. C., was established in 1846 with a legacy from James Smithson, an Englishman.

BHENILLE BEDSPREADS

white with pastel shades

At A Very SPECIAL PRICE

39-50

Other lines of Chenille, Homespun and Rayon Bedspreads in all the popular shades

at very attractive prices.

Very Suitable as tjhrisiinas

Gifts.

Fancy Sheets and Pillow case Sets

in green, yellow, blue, pink at a very Popular Price

58.95 per set

Other plain white sheets selling at .......................... .. Sli9.90 a pair

Also plain white Pillow Slips at-

A PAIR.

See Our Special Assortment of

.BATH TOWELS and HAND TOWELS

Also Boxed Face Cloths Towel Sets, prices from

h1.29 to :M.59

and

. PILLOW CASES

Madeira cut work and embroid- ered in white and coloured. Prices

331.59 to s5.95 ,

OTHER SUGGESTIONS

Runners, Bridge. Table Covers, Luncheon Sets. Place Mats, Lace Table Cloths, Garment Bags, ctc.

FANCY CUSHION8

in a Variety of Colors and Sizes Price .......................... .. 33.25 to 54.50 each

CARPET SWEEPERS in shades of green. brown. and black Grand llapids.... . vsumr s1o.75 kanrwooo 513.95 AXMINSTERMATS.............E........... S1.75toSl5.'.u SMYRNAMATS........................... 38.00toST2.50 PIATI-IMATS S2.29tot8.00 PLASTIC TABLE COVERS 90: to5l.15

CARPET RUG! make an ideal Christmas Gift. We have a large as- sortment in all standardsiaes suitable for any room at p ular prices, brighten up. your ho;.:o for Christmas by buying one our beautiful rugs on the Easy Payment Plan.

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THE N GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTE-TOWN

Smith - Parsons ' Wedding

In a pretty wedding ceremony recently. M. Viola Parsons, daugh- ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Par- sons, '19 Ashland Street, Maiden. Mass, and granddaughter of Mrs John W. MacLean of Charlotte- town, was united in marriage to Robert Bernard Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. smith of Sang- us, Mass, at the First Church. Congregational. The Rev. Roy L Minch officiated at the double- ring candlelight service.

Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a full skirted gown of slipper satin. with lace trimmed bodice, long pointed sleeves and lace panels in the centre of the skirt.' Her cathedral length train featured a. centre panel of lace. and her fingertip veil of illusion fell from a halo cap trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried a trailing bouquet of staphanotis trimmed with greens.

Mrs. Allen J. Fleming of Saint John. N. B.. was her sister's mat- ion of honour. Her peacock blue gown was fashioned with a satin bodice trimmed with nylon at the neckline, and her tulle skirt was caught at the waist with a velvet rose which dropped its petals to the hemline of the skirt. The gown had a satin bolero with a stand- up collar and her glamelia head- piece matched her horseshoe bou- quet.

The bridesmaids. who wore aim- llar gowns of lilac hue. were T. Leona Parsons. sister of the bride, Demetzra Maluys of Maiden, Ther- esa smith of Saugus, sister of the groom. and Virginia Cameron of Maiden.

Four year old Alana Lee Flem- ing was her aunt's flower girl. Her aqua gown had I satin bodice and long tulle skirt, and she wore a glamelia headpiece and carried a basket of rose petals. Little George Hedley Foliand,four year old cous- in of the bride, was the ring bear- er and was dressed in a formal suit. He carried the wedding rings on a lace trimmed satin pillow.

Connie Mirageas of Brookline served as best man and ushers included Richard and James Smith of Saugus. brothers of the groom, Frank Kushy of -Worcester. and Robert Steadmnn of Medford.

Over 150 guests attended the re- ception which was held at the VFW Hall, where the parents of the newly-weds assisted in the re- ceiving line. Mrs. Parsons' baller- ina length blue nylon gown was set off with dusty rose accessories and a rose corsage, The mother for the groom wore a purple gown ;trimmed with velvet and rhine- stones. with a glamelia coi-sage. Mrs. George Folland of Meirose, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest book.

The bride is a graduate of Mel- den High and Maiden Business School. She is employed in the office of the City Clerk. and is a member of the Congregational Church and the Massichusetts ski Club.

i The groom. is a graduate of Saugus High and served for four 'ycars with the U. S. Marine Corps, ;spending 16 months overseas in ,Europe and Korea. He is a holder to! the Purple Heart and Cluster. awarded him when he was twice wounded in battle. He is employed with the Highland Contracting Company.

After a motor trip to New York and Washington. D.C., the couple will reside at 14 Rockland Place, Maiden.

.lN VMEMORIAM

lnverness And Vicinity

, -Miss Theresa Kilbride and Mr. sterling Kilbvride were in summer- aide, Saturday December lath on business and were visitors at the home of their sister, Mrs. Leo Jeffrey. "

Mrs. Oecil Bulgeir and Mrs. Grigg Lynch. Portage, were in summerside. Saturday December 13th on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culleton. West Devon. were visitors at the home of'Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald on Sunday December 14th.

age. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bryant. Mr William Harvey, Enmore. and Mrs. George Lynch. Invamesa. were in Summer-side Thursday, December llth on business.

Mia Joan Biggar, Portage. and Miss Elizabeth Araenault. Lot. 6 were in O1..eary on Saturday even- ing December lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller Millliran and Miss Nancy Bigger were in Sum- merside Saturday December lath on business.

Mr. Elmer Rdbinson and Mr Vernon Fssery. Mount Pleasant were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Richard Biggar. Portage. on Saturday December lath.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacKle. En- morc. were visitors at the home o' Mr. and Mrs. William ZMcF'adyen. Invernesa. on Sunday December l4th. -

Miss Charity MacDonald and Miss Shirley Lynch were in Eilerllc recently. . The many frien-cl: of Miss Shir. 19-V Mlllisan. dwtzhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milligan. will regret to learn she is confined to her bed. He? mlmy friends wish to see her out around again before long.

M13 Mid Mrs. Austin Maynard and daughter Barbara Ann. Port- Mze. were in summer.-iide Monday December 15th on businegg,

Mr. Charla Miiligan. Murray Road. was a visitor to O'Leary on Saturday evening. December 13th

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MR. FRED GAMBLE

-There passed away suddenly at Lady Fane on- October 13. M.r. Fred Gamble well-known farmer neighbor of that community in his seventy-eight year.

sudden death came as a shock to members of his family. He was a life long respected citizen.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble.

His funeral was held from his late home on October l5. Services were conducted by Rev. Baptist pastor. who spoke com- forting words to the bereaved. His remain: were tenderly laid to rest in the family plot in Weatmocreland Cemetery.

He leaves to mourn. Eva his ais- ter with whom he raided, Leona (Mrs. William Stordy) and a bro- ther Llewellyn. Charlottetown. Those who predeceased him were sisters, Gladys Hildred. and brothers. Glenn

his nephews. Gamble, John and Orion Gamble,

ther. The sympathy of the commu .itv

den passing of a beloved brother.

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I O Leary and I I O Vicinity

-Mrs. John MacNevin. who has been visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of her son. Mr. Hilbert Mac- Nevin ,and Mrs. MacNevin. also in Summarslcle. with Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacNevin and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert MacNevin has returned to her home in Milo. -

Mr. and Mrs. Harris Rogers Ic- companied by Mrs. Ivey Moonri- yen. motored to Moncton. Monday December 8th on buaineu.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy MaoPherson.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ohaslay. Woodside.

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George Stordy and Normm Low-

goas out to the ramily in the sud-

Dunblane, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne in Bummer-aid Saturday.

Unionvaie. were Sunday guests at aoob laoweught on

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finished Happie- with glass top and mahogany fin-

Eleganily designed. drum table in Duncan Phyfe atyle. Mahogany veneered top. rim and drawer front.

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Mahogany finished Hellill" white chairalda step Mb" with veneered toll 5'” shelf.