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Pretty Wedding Anniversary

' On Friday evening. September 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Har- rington were given a surprise when over a hundred oi their friends and neighbors gathered at. their home the occasion being a cele- bration of the twenty-fifth anni- ver-ury of their wedding. When llII had assembled Mr. and Mrs . I‘Tlfl'!'Ill‘,'i0ll were- given the seats 0f ‘lionui- and John C. Duxgan in his ttlllillllf’ manner acted as chairman expressing his pleasure at being nble to attend this gathering who Ifvild an address while Mrs. David C.l\l‘Il‘_\' made a presentation of a _bt-."iu'.ifitl AluJin lamp and a purse 'iif nionci- to which Mr. Harring- ,lun niatic a fitting reply on behalf iif Mrs. Harrington ‘and himself.

‘ thanking the people for their kindnc<s all joined in singing Good Fel-

"Pur Thcy Arr- Jolly lo Lunch was then served by ‘iv l.1'lic~ and the remainder of i Vﬁlllll! was spent in dancing ‘mt music was furnished by Alonzo l-lolnwt and Bprpgrf] \trKinrion_ Violin. Mr. Ed \i.i'li'\\'< guitar. and Mrs Chas. ‘il-lcllaii orcanist At a late hcur nil tii-pcrsotl in their hcme: wish- 1: .\ir and .\lr.<. Harrington 11"‘ \' .\'9Il“-< of trerltied l‘ '.

and Hiram: c- and neighbor.» have

.<- tonight to cxtend . llS ard best '.\‘i~hcs to

illl? your ttvntity-fifth .. aiinii'i=r:ai1\‘. In all those \\(' have sprnt many happy ll‘- Fﬁui‘ home. where your ~lllllf‘S and grnciotis 110$- .‘ hurled to ('\'f‘i‘_\’(‘ll(*_ both voting li~.\lll‘l"(.‘(l us of a -It-i>ini~ a‘ all limes. You ‘~11 "IWHH bren reach‘ and to do err» hing yoncoiild l" llllprbVPll.fllOf0lll‘ school zintuuty. In times of ti-Qulilp ) v.~ you arc the first to .it-.p or svtiipiithy. in Q-[hpf mu have . lllllflihjzed with V‘ i our sOrFFt“. rejomd .i u.» iii our joys, u‘ d so dear friends we feel we qirii/t lot this occasion pass with. a siitlivlllﬁ iti a small wav our "Y" PM annrecmtioii (it iiie _ w‘ farts H of kindness and H frlltlllllPhs extended to us all ~l-_Y~_1_~" lliFt Mars. Please accept i111» “"18 81ft and with it the best ‘iwlivs of your friends assembled n c to night. may God bless you .1: ii and spare you many many riirrr roars of happy wedded ]jfe_

Nkned by your nrlghbms and friends. '

AutumnTWedding

The following from the New Glnsgoiv Chronicle will be 0f inter- cst to relatives and friends in P. F). Island.

Saturday an autumn day of inc and beauty. marked the . iv: (‘ﬂy of two popular young pic of N"‘\V Glasgow, when . ott Elizabeth. dailtzhtcr of Dr. flllfI Mrs. JTIlll C Ballem was married t-o J. R. Harry Suther- lrinti. Editor and Owner oi’ 'I'lie Evening News. son of Mrs. Suth- vrlnntl and the late J. W. H. Siitlicrltintl at the home of the bride's p. rents.

To zi room charmingly dec- -’ s» ~ .- -.-_ l: nrritotl tlir- bride. entered on her father's arm. in a most becoming poi-vii of ivory satin. with full cir- culnr train and touches of Brus- .~“'is lrir-c on the smart Jacket. A \\';\!~t lcnrrtli vril falling from a t-"roiict of satin roacbuds and an nriii bouqui-t of Pernet roses completed a very lovely Costume. She was attended by Miss Cath- erine Finlayson of Ottawa, who wore a very pretty frock of robln's ca! tziffctzi. with bronze ostrich fontlior lirit. and carried a bou- tiiivt of bronze ‘mums. She alxo worn a moonstone necklace. gift oi’ the groom. Mr. Freeman Stew. art. vice-principal of Stellar-ton Hie-h School attended the groom.

Ulifiﬂ‘ an artistic arch o! vari- Iﬂlls shades of yellow flowers the marriage ceremony was performed br Rev. N. D. Kennedy with Hrs, Kennedy playlny the wed- ding music, During the signing of the reulster. Mls Frances Gard- inr-i- of Litnenbumg sang very sii-wntly “Eocausc?

Tho briﬁc and gmom were as- _.-.i.~'.r<l in receiving. following the = mairiatzr by Dr. and Mrs. Bal- lPfll and Mrs Sutherland. Mrs. Rzilfciri worn blue sheer and Mrs. Suihcrlniiri wore black taffeta and \'(‘I'.'f‘i. Wlirn congratulations and znorl wislir-s had been showered on tIlf‘ iimi-lv married young people.

imrnts vrero rcrred from a ~litfiillv decorated table. done vrllcw i-osos and yellow rllon Prcsiclinz at the table ~ .\‘lr.~. Robert Kerr. aunt of arorm, anti Miss Dalmvny Mil- . . riuni of the I1l'l(‘I(‘.TIl“\' wort‘ n .~l\if‘l'l hr _M_l=<*-s Elizabeth F‘ nvr Brity Miller. Margaret Kcrr, Gvreii Gillewic. Kathleen G" " and Frances Gardiner. A tna- ‘An qrawfullv prooosrvl tn .i.- nude ﬂlVI trrooin by Mr. Keri- > Zlllfl l'"\l)f)ll(l€‘d to mort hap- i~i.\ by tlii- umom.

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Ls oi lllllTI-C with accessories of mid crirrarre oi talisman

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T ‘Out of town attests at the \\"t"'(IlllL' tncuidrd Miss Catherine

hiLLL-tid A Iﬂcullty Ottawa. Frances Drum-

. _ H i_|_ ‘ _ F"tl:ivson. _|“'_\l"|;',f;\,,:j,4,f ' Eiﬂllli Jclin Merle Purtill. t‘. i'. l>|..\ll.|.'r, l.l l‘ Wcvlbtin’. Mary Witt-wh- Burmtti-t, iiiil .\l'nl|iI\l' Jain" rot Kcrr. Mrs. F10tcher

‘. all of Halifax. and Miss iww Gardiner. Litnenburg. for-

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Dzilhousio clawmate. Miller

llnllr-m anrl Mi.“ Jran Eallem.

AICX. W’. Mdlhtlllﬂ bot»... ".1 Fist... or the bride, B.-\lllti\"Il.lt Sﬂllfllnk lxlt: stiirlcrik at DEllhOliSll? University, Vliiiii-v ti» lmtiii (‘ullcrtiiiiis tvvrc n'.<o homo for tht- viredrllng.

'T‘lir- rnrinv lovelv gifts present-ed

0m"! "U “Will ‘5"""=\‘ 51”“ ‘in the bridal cntiple and the many

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I Ire-cl .1 i\. linge- i u)‘, . . Add l [gut-tun |_ ,\|||li ilnr, t-lc. Cffllffﬂl,“ §§".'~.'.'t“‘i§ii:' Y: hut-ii-“tii tii l) lzugnr | hlinnrsfn, and npipl the alum h. t. | IDIXIUIQOHCQdIIIK. aim. l!‘ (“kn-hm pie treatment w ich will I I I u Clear up your alunl ' l. I l Llll I (WHIPIIIIIIIQ. Ill-til Istitle ‘

“i. Allmu Fiiriiin BARRISTEK. QOLICYIUR IIlC. HONEY ro i.n.-\.\i

Bank oi Canada Building. Churluitt-loum

‘Gtlls-lliiul parllés lllVlll ii. tALlI‘ honor {Csilly to their ixipularity and with their many friends, The Eastern Chronicle wish them many years of happiness and suzcess.

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Honor Roll for September:-

Grade X-l. Min-y MacKerizle; .2 Helen MacDonald; 3 Uohn ‘Inm- er.

Grade VIII-l. Joyce Stewart,

Grade VII—l. Nell MacDonald.

Grade VI -1. Wilna MacPhail; 2. Wendell MﬂﬁI-EOG; ti. Phyllis MacEachern.

Grade V Sr. ---l Albert Mac- Ewen; 2. Hanna Turner; 3. Edith MacLeod.

Grade V Jr. -l. Hollis Mac-

August and

"PHI? (THARLOTTETOWN GUAVRDIAN

Ewen. Lillian MacNeill tequal); 2. Vera Maclieod; 3. Edna MacNeill.

Grade IV -1. Irma Maclienzie. Grade I11 Sr. -1. Floyd Stew- art

Grade III-Jr, l. Shirley Stretch. 2. Walter MacLeod, Mackie Mac- Nelil (equal).

Grade II -1. Carolyn MacKen- zie; 2. Lawson MacEachern, Eileen MacNelll (equal); 3. Norman Mac- Ewen, lame MacLeod (equal).

Grade I —No Exams.

Perfect Attendance -Carolyn MacKenzle, Walter MacLeod, Joe MacKenzie, Eileen MacNeill, Vern Macliieod. Lorne MacEachern. Phyllis MacEachern, Chester Mac- Neill. Jackie MacDonald. Lawson MacEachern.

Teacher, Margaret MacArthur.

Council Recommends Grant For Sufferers

(C. P. by Guardian‘: special Wire) HALIFAX, Oct. Iii-The limit“ committee of the Halifax City Council tonight recommended $3.- 500 be voted for the relief of suf- ferers ln New England's hurricane- devastated district-s. The recommendation recalled the generous assistance given Halifax by New England when an explosion laid waste this city in December. 1917. The Nova Scotia Government already has voted $5.- 000 for New England- relief’. Approval of the city council at a meeting tomorrow night is ex-

pected to be merely u matter of form. '

Stop CATARRl-l

To clan-r your lune of clogging mucus and open ltlﬂed breulhln Illllllol get NOSTBOLINI Halal Remedy. Thlu Now Brltluh Remedy tutti ll- ntnnllyl Boothe: uremia. Reduce! rlluelmrn. Kill: Gcrlu- l")?! Cntnrrh, ' Colin, Grlpne. Drullllllf

“IIIBSTRBLINE

sum by: 11.1.. worthy. m. 01ml 51-.

A dark green silk crepe, after- 'noon frock has little bows pulling up three ollght front dra s at neckline, bodice and low w tlirie The feathered turban has u roll

edge of plaid velvet.

at the nearest factory.

JCTOBER 1,4. 1938

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The Potato Starch Factories at Hunter River, Murray "Harbor and St. Peters, are buying potatoes for starch purposes. Potatoes slightly touched with blight can be used. For further information app“.

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FO5SIL 601M’ OUT "IO TRY FER TH’ SHOP FOOTBALL

IF HE’5 six -- WHY, HE'LL CzlT KILLED our mans, 5:2 NEARLV.’

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HE'S SIXTY TO HOLD

A WOMAN HAS TO TO KEEP LOOIAIN’ YOUNG

MAio HAS ‘r0 KEEP AcTIM’ "YOUNG "to HOLD A .105 TO

HOLD A WOMAN “Mo's

mound’ voume TO HOLDA MALI WHO'S ACTIM‘ vouue ‘TO-- oH. 1 couuv a0 ON. BUT THAT'LL SHOW

KILL HEIZSELF A MAN, AND A

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THE TROUBLE? HAVE You LOST SOMETHING?

BUILDING A PRIVATE BATH ‘FOR vou, n= YOU'LL BlJT

WAIT UNTIL THE MADAMS RETURN r. AM sum-awo- AH-M-UMGA- MY WORD!

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MY oews EYE! I'VE LO5T MY 6LA5S EYE 1 1 couuaw-r GET ANOTHER LIKE IT FOR $500,! oowr STEP ou rr I W's ‘RIGHT HERE SOMEWHERE“

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COME WITH ME AND! SHALL SHOW VOI) A DEMON ‘TRAP

LISTEN, TILLIE, BOB WANTS ME TO I PUT MY HAIR u? LIKE YOURS

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