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MACLEOl)--1VIA(ILEAN .

The marriage oi Floiciii-e Lean. R. N.. (laughter 111 Mr. Mur- dock MacLean and the 111111 Mrs. MacLean oi North Wlltsliire in Rev- W. J. Muolieod, M. A.. B. 1).. son 01 Mr. and Mrs. John T. MzicLetitl oi New Glasgow was solei1i11ized Sep- tember 26th. i928 at 7.110 p. m. at the home oi the brides father. i

The ceremony as performed by the Rev. J. B. acLeod. uncle oi the bride and the Rev. John Stir- ling an intimate friend of both fain- ilies assisted by the Rev. A. E. Chap- man. pastor cf the United Church oi North Wilts-hire. '1

The guests present included only.‘ the immediate relatives oi the con- tracting parties. 1

The l1ouse 11111:; prettilv 111111 ef- fectively decorated with large (1111111- tities oi autumn ilowers. 1

The bride who is a recent gradu- ate of the Royal Victoria I-lospitall Montreal, was given 111 11111111111; her father.

She looked very c11arining i11 a gown oi white crepe backed satin oi

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I Western Guardian

—BUY MOBILE "E" LIGIITJ "A" 1niedium and "B" extra heavy; motor oil at Bruce's. '

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__ ._ 1 --KENSINGTON LIVE STOCK] shipping club loading hogs, sheep. lambs and veal Calves on Wednes-i |day of each week up till noon. ‘ - 785l-9-l8-smtl 1 ———- 1

I —NIIW CHESTERFIELD SETS, lexcellent values. See them 1L1 VBraces. 1

-LIVE GEESE WANTED —-Will be buying live geese at. Kensington Oct. 10th and llth till noon. payinz highest market prices. J. B. Mill- mgn_ 8209-10-54“

—FALL TIME IS the best paint‘ up time. Order Gllddens Endur- ance Pure Paint now 0t Brace's 286

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—-CONCERT AT KENSINGTON Fine programme by School, assisted by local and Charlottetown talent. Thursday, October 11th in Strand Theatre. 8287-10-9-31

--THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN may be obtained from the Hunter Book Store, next Bank, ci Nova Scotia. Water Street. Sub-1 scriptlons will be received and acl-‘ vertisements taken for insertion in‘ the Guardian. ‘l —-TllE FIRST ANNUAL CON-; VENTION of the Women's ChTlSb, ian Temperance Union will be held. in the Baptist Church. Summersidei on October 11th and 12th. The op-v ening session will be at 2.80 p. m. on Thursday. Mrs. Gordon Wright, Pre-_‘ sident of the Canadian W.C.T.U. is1 expected to be present.

8295-10-9-21

WINTERGREEN PEPPERMINT SPEARMINT

l . 1 —C.G.I.T. WORKERS.— Dlsting“ uishcd visitors to Sunimerside on. Friday last were Miss Mary Allison,‘ secretary oi the Girls Work Board 011 the United Church oi Canada. T01»; onto and Miss Hilda Allen. secretary 1 of the Marltiine Girls Work Boards

Miss Allison and Miss Allen left on

Saturday morning lo attend 111-11 week end conference of the 0.1.1.131‘.

in Charlottetown-S. 1

uneven hcin linc, iriinincd with silk .-.1111tlow 11111- 11nd a large bow oi‘ tulle caught 111 the ride with an orna- ment. She also were a lung iloyving 111i ui ml“: net 11111111111 with orange 1111i 1m. tsln- i-zirrii-tl 11 beiiutiiul sin. 1." bouquet oi pink r0 w; 11nd nizutien 111111" iern. Her sister, Miss Bessie Mitt-Lean presided at the piano. Alter the ceremony a recep- tion “'11s held i11 the home and a sumptuous supper" served. The bride was the recipient oi numerous valu- able giits from her many friends 11nd previous to her marriage the young people cl North Wiltshire ga- thered at her home and showered her with giits that betokened their high esteem.

i‘! e 5111101113; grill to the bride was . raring oi pearls and to the pianist 11 white gold brouen set with pearls.

The following morning the happy couple left the province en route ior New Yoil; 11nd other American and Canadian cities.

Going away the bride ivore t1 silk crepe dross oi Indian design and a

—C.G.l.’I‘. RALLY IN EPWORTII HAUL-There was a very large at-f tendance at the Canadian Girls in‘ Training Rally in the Epworth l-lalL, Summerside, on Friday night. After. the opening exercises by’ Miss Milli-I cent Strong, Miss Lottie McCallum. read an address of welcome to the, distinguished visitors. Miss Mary Al-l lison oi Toronto. Secretary of the.’ Girls Work Board oi the Unitedi Church of Canada and Miss Hilda Allen. oi Nova Scotia. Secretary oi the Maritime Girls Work Board, ai- ter which both Miss Allison and1 Miss Allen gave splendid addresses which contained a vast amount of‘ interesting and instructive material.

coat oi iiuiiinin colored broadcloth A hearty and 11713113110115 VOW 01'; trimmed with civct fur with acces- thanks was‘ tendered U"? Ziflell 501.10.; to “mun speakers and graciously acknow-

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ledged. The proceedings closed with‘ the singing of tne "Good Night". song-S. ‘

iO}-~- - —Rev. Mr. A. J. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds, of Bedeque, were the‘ guests on Friday oi Rev. G. P. C. Fraser, M. A.. and Mr. Fraser, Rem Mr. Reynolds delivered the address. 1t the preparatory service on Friday ‘light in the Trinity United Church.-

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..°EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. \V.. Murdock is Guardian Agent 111 Montague and will be pleased to 1nd renewal subscriptions. ti

The Markets

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que. Oct. 8.—Cattle eceipts 2.269. Cattle sales were slo1v 1nd although at time oi writing xnly canners and bulls had been weighed prices on all grades looked

lower and there was a possibility of iome butcher cattle remaining llll—‘ sold. i The bulk of the canners and cili- ters were weighed to a Toronto buy-‘ er for from $3.75 to $4.50. Bulls were

1:11am Reliable Bulbs for 1928

.15 to 50 cents lower, selling mostly

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. THE GUARDIAN

Clara Bow Paramount

Janet Gaynor Fox Films

Lltirlon Davies

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Aileen Prlngle .\lctro-(ioldvvyii-Nlayer

Mae Murray

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Billie Dove

First Nation

Renée Adore-e

‘ Metro-Goldwyn-

Phyllls llaver

Pathé De Mill

Greta Nissan

THE DOLLAR-A-CAKE LUXURY OF FRENCH SOAP

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LuX Toilet Soap

OVE and a lovely skin --they are so close to- gether !

llow wholly the screen star wins you when the close-up shows the fasci- nation of her soft, smooth skin. Directors insist on perfect skin under the cruel close-up lights.

There are in Hollywood 433 actresses doing impor- tant work, including all stars. 417 of these use Lux Toilet Soap. White, deli-

31 cately fragrant, luxurious!

M nry Brian Paramount

Eleanor lloardmim

Mayer Metro-GuIdwyn-hluyer

May McAvoy e Warner Brothers

Esther Ralston

Mary Astor Paramount

First Natluhitl

All the great film studios have made it the official soap in their dressing rooms

lovely com] 9X1’

Lois Moran Fox Films

Ilnrothy Mackalll First National

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Juan Crawford Metro-Goltlwyn-Aluyer

ma... llebe Daniels .

Paramount

(Iorlnne (lrlilltli ~ First National

Anna Q. Nilsson F, ll. U. ,

Louise Brooks Paramount

Sue Carol L

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55.50 to $5.75. Cali receipts 2,784. Veal oalves were in good demand 1t. prices ranging from $12.50 to $14.50 for the best lots. Grass calves!

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Ito $1.00 lower. The bulk of sales be-l from $5.50 to $7.00.

We have just received our

FLOWICRING BULBS direct from HOLLAND.

A carefully selected stock of first size large TULIPS, IIYACINTIIS. DAFFODILS, CROCUS. ITIEIJHIAN

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Quotations: Gool veal. $13.00 to

114.1111: medium, uioo w $12.50; km‘ ' ' ' ' '

10?; "n, $8.00 in $10.50, grass $5.50‘ f

to .00.

Sheep receipts. '36“? ;:. '1;::': were ater rant “mm” m‘ lsmpmm‘ M nsolltlllregloioi? 00130121112032; Difecfoyy |

l i Zr-nimon to medium lambs were IOWCI‘ IIZ

being sold from $9.50 to $10.50. Sheep were from $3.00 to 88.00; ewes, $3.00

market where onl offered sales were for $11.50 with a were estimated to be from 50 centsfilggghiefglzaered packers

,and odd sale to butil - » d-l lng around $6.00 with a range of up?) “m; sows 1091135331210 t0 11.00.

Bruce Stewart's Wharf

y 400 hogs were Ferguson having discharged a cargo made to butchers oi coal for W. D. Gillis at Co. has top oi $12.00 andysalled. market where 3.000;

S. S. Harland. Capt.

bid $11.00 has sailed.

S. S. 1103110111811 on Pit-to Tug Lisgar, Capt. Ganibl

11 p, w_ Dfedgc‘ Nu, 115_ CaptfLcod, alter discharging a cargo oi,

MacLcod undergoing some pairs before continuing dredging out the railway d

Customs Cruiser Conestocn, Capt.

'Coilln has sailed. Marine Wharf

C. G S. Brnnt, Capt. B.

I Buntain, Bells Wharf

The four masted schooner Laura iAnnle Barnes. Capt. Barnes now‘ MacLaino discharging i000 tons oi coal at this‘ whnri for W. D. Gillis 8t Co.

MOI/Ol‘ Sloop Beth in port.

Schr. Eliza Corehnni. Capt. Moc-

Pickartfs Wharf

u mum 1A. Plckard 8: Co. e in POLL.‘

Paolfs Wharf minor re- coal for C. Lyons dz Co, is awalting~

1m- wm-k favourable weather to sail. ‘ ock. Lyon's Wharf

s l Schr. H. W., Capt. Munn 111 port‘ The with cargo oi cool ior C. Lyons 6.: North

Kelly in Co. lrlvc

, Schr. Karmoc, Capt. Lord in port.

Schr. Carl E. Richard. Capt. Skin- |ner in port with a cargo of coal for

I Schr. A. C. Newliall, Capt. Sund- _by. after discharging a cargo oi lun1- Iber for L. M. Poole 8a Co.. is await- Sclir. vimdala. Capt. Malcolm hauling favorable weather lo sail.

alled.

Steamer S. S. Solhaug of the American Lloyd Line will ar-

Bruce Stewart Al: C0..

are the

|agents here, this steamer belongs l0

port.

|the sinne line as the S. S. Deleon and S. S. Atherton which call at thV

, SPINNING

Parlles lntandlng Spinning done at my mlll are m quested to sand wool at tlnce as intend to olole October 31st.

to - have lllfll

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