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C HARLOTTETOWN MALI-I CHORUS at Montague, Wednesday November 8. variety wnwrl- DQIWE Mitt‘. L-HG-ll-i-i;

MOORE 8: McLl-IOD LTD, will‘. be closed all dav Saturday Remem- brance Dayg Noiember 11th. Stan will be o-pent-d Ffldily evening, Nov- ember 10th. L-33Z-ll-7-3i.

A TIMELY SPECIAL. —Gilt edge Playing Cards for Z9 cents per k while they last. l-iolmarrs, ar- lottetown Store, L-372-ll-8-ii.

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ian. November 9th and react- "lmportant Information." ‘ L-Sﬁl-ll-B-li.

ENGAGEMENT. -- MI. and Mrs. Daniel MacKinnon.

daughter Margaret Bessie Rogerscn. to Louis James. son of Mrs. John Gordon and the late Mr. John Gordon o1 Appin Road. Marriage to take place this month. L-355-11-8—1i.

PRESBYTERIAN cmiiwn m} CANAblL-Brookfield Charge-Sen 1 vices next Lord's Day: l-lai-tsville, Sunday school l0 A. M. Worship i1 A. M. Glasgow Road 2 P. M. Hunter ‘ River Sunday School 10 A. M. Wor- . ship 4 P. M. Brookﬂeld, Sunday - School 10.30 A. M. Worship 7.30 RM. l A memorial service at the Hartsville Ceriitaph Saturday, November iith, 10.55 A. M. The services will be con- cluded in the Church. L-IiSB-ll-B-li,

STARTING FROM WEDNES- DAY. NOVEMBER 8th. 1939, our Prospect Card will be worth $2.00 as usual [or each prospect except that the Cards {or Radio sales are worth $1.00 each. If you haven't received One of our Prospect Card Booklet-s as {6l—pl€B-$€ advise and it will be} Ina led to you promptly, R. '1‘. Holman, Ltd, Charlottetown store.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURClL-Scr- vices Sunday, November 12th. Marshﬁeld 11 A. M. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, Harrington 3 ‘ P. M. sacrament of the Lord's sup- per. Mount Stewart 7.30 1?. M. Har- rington Preparatory service Friday, November 10th. B P. M. Please note - change of date. Marahﬁeld Prepara- l tory Service Wednesday. November 8th, a P. M. L-asi-n-s-itl

FAREWELL PARTXNG ——A very cijoyable evening was spent re- oentlv when a few invited friends of Miss Iona Dixon met at the heme of Mrs, Elizabeth MacLean. Stanchel. to bid her farewell before I

her return to Mos/real after be- ing visiting with her mother. Mrs. James Dixon for the past year. Durimz the first part of the even- l ing Mr, Lester Cairns in his usual jovial manner ch

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and called on Miss Mary Mac- Leod who on behalf o1 those pre- smit read a farewell address while Miss Laurel MacLean resented her with a suitable gift. iss Iona in rcply thanked the donors for re- membering her when all joined to- gether ahd sang “For Shes A Jolly Good Fellow.” The rest of the eve- ning was spent in music and danc- ing and during that time lunch was served by the hostess and oth- er ladies pres/mt and after wish- ing Iona Au Revoir and Bon Voy- age they all quietly dispersed to their homes.

UNUSBX-MBCLEUU NUPTTALS —~A very pretty wedding was sol- eminized at Tryon, Baptist Parson- e on Saturday, Oct. 21st at 2:30

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|p.m. when Myrtle Kathleen Crosby eldest daughter 0a‘ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crosby, Bonshaw, became the bride of John Oliver Muc- Leod, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLeod, River- uale. The bride looked verv lovely in a dress of plum shade with coat of blue and navy accessories. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hyde, Clyde River. Alter the tvlcdding ceremony, the bridal party motored to the home of the bride's parents where sup- per was served to the immediate relatives, after which a large num- ber of young folk gathered in a lcharivnrl and after bestcwing all [kinds of good wishes and bounc-

. -—- . 'ing the groom they all Joined in lsinging "For They are Jolly Good lCoiiple“ m tended their way

homewurd. Before her marriage, Mim Crosby was tendered a mis- cellaneous shower at the home cf Mr. and Mrs L. T Benton, and also at the home of Mr. nhd Mrs. Dan Darrach, where she was ore-rented with a set o! dishes from the members of the Bonshaw W0- rnens Institute.

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Mrs Jnrm Whitehead and Mr. Jack Smith lclt on Saturday morn- inz for West, River. N S. Mrs. Whitehead will spend sometime with her daughter. Mrs. Malcolm h’ rray.

And now, well-my crime true. The only trouble is that it's kind of hard to make my- self heard over all round me."

Avoid Colds by Keeping Your Feet Dry

DRY MEI‘ mean fewer colds.

so don't fail to take advan- taze of this superior offer of gLyH5h_ quality galoshcq today- Be orenared for ihr storms to come.

W0men’s Galoshes

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Three hundred to be born in a.

house near here before Christmas. Their mothers

Islinglon and Totbcnham.

Miss Lois wmteheaa spent the weekend in Halifax, N S re-

turning to her home Monday eve-

hing.

. T-issell Iiearcl of the finn of H. M. Davison and Co., Ltd" was a recent visitor to his home in Souris.

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TORONTO. Nov. '1 —(CP) — Bio ig their own horns side by side, Mr. and Mrs Reginald Bar- row, only husband and wife com- bination oi’ the Toronto Symphony, are two happy people.

Until a year and a half ago, the titlan-haired girl whose curls vie with her French horn for shin- inesc, was a school teacher, Mary Robb, and her hobby was playing- the piano. Then she was persuaded to study the French horn and married the son of he: teacher.

For three years her husband had played with the Torcntosymphony Orchestra. but only this year she Joined him although she played with Promenade Symphony in the summ .

“Were simply thrilled to death." she smiled. "l used to sit up in the balcony and watch my hus- band pfaying wishing I might too he a part of that mightv orchestra. dream has

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