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-- long trilngnel some ll Emir: ‘m si.:s to $2.00

Judcins from the smiles on these Canadian s, ih:_v are having a good iilll: “dxoxvn under." ed in Australia as obscrvzrs, they apparently . vc in the old saying, “When in Rome do as the Romans do."—~as evidenced by the "digger" hats as worn by Aussie soldiers. Left to right, leaning out a \\'lll(li‘.‘.\‘I S-Sgt. J. H. Ilaycrcft. High River. Alt)... S-Sgt. W. D. Duncan. Coronation, Alta, and S-Szt. C. H. Layer-oft, twin brother to J. H. Lay- Insct: Sgt. R. McCallum. of Port Arthur,

On . and Winnipeg

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Pnoviucs: PLEAlSNE NTIITII’ _A-1Ti,2 WHOLESALERS OI l-III! City wﬂ] be closed all day Saturday and Monday. (Labour Day), 339-21

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND 391-. visor; Sabbath, Sept. Ilnd: Cape averse ll a.m., Summerside 3 p-m- OTRUKB Order Service c019. man 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. H. B15110“, 8-30-ll

SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC Ser- vices in Afton Hall continue each nlght except Sat, at 8.30. The old 3111B Gospel is being preached.

°" "e Invited to attend these ‘féiiiinlls- If you have been con-

cd you will enjoy them; 111mg you will beneﬁt by them_ 3.25.11

CHURCH vs-iiavicss - 'I'he:‘e will be service on Sundav, Sept. 211d Bt Alexandra at 11 a..m. Haze!- gfgok at 3 p.m. Cross Roads at 7.30.

e Life of Christ in song and 5WD’ will be presented at the eve- "1118 service at Cross Roads. Rev. stemlli Stackhouse, minister,

8-30-ll

BRIDAL SHOWERS -' "Brow. meadows" summer home of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Green was the scene 0f l lolly gathering last week when Mrs. James S. Brady and Ntlrs. (isreelrli were joint a a m ce aneous shower in honor of Miss Vivian Rlx. Other host- esses entertaining for the bride. 9°47? We" Mrs. N. W. Lowther. Miss Jean Hamm, Mrs. J. J. Davies. MTS- -7- T- Dﬂvles. and the Misses Beverley VanIderstine and June MacPherson.

NOTICE -The memorial Service g1’ the Clyde River Cemetery will e held in Burnside Presbyterian chllmh oh Sunday, Sept, 2nd at 2.30 p.m. This is an annual cvcnt that is looked forward to bv the

l! very sratlfving to have the graves so well cared for and the grounds so beautifully kept. Come and lend your support to he good work and

painstaking endeavors. contributions will be grateiuly m. ceived. There will be rogram ren. dered oi music and dresses. Spe- cial collection in aid of me fund. -Cemetery Committee.

Baptist Parsonage, Monday evening. Ausust em when Rev. Mr. Murray united in mar.

of Mr. and Mrs. Walton Toombs, Trvcn. I’. E. I.. and S. P. O. George Ernest While. R. C. N. V. R, son ofGeorge White. Georgetnum, The bride lfmked very lovely wearing a

Blue sheer, with matching new. er hat. and white accessories. I-lcr 9975986 “'11s of yellow roses. The bride was attended by Mrs, paui Hovston. who wore black sheer with matching accessories. and a 6073588 0f red T0568. The grQQm W" attended by his friend. Paul Hoyston, R. C. N. V. R. Follow- ing ‘he ceremony a reception was laid at the Lord Nelson Hotel. nag u? "¥i‘;1l£§’l““..-ﬁZ““it?” n‘ is stationed. I re e groom

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8-28-30-21 TOOMBS _ wHlTE _ A quiet mouth. N.S., who spent some time wedding was solemnlzed m, the

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Dictatorship oi Edelmiro Far- rell oi Argentina. above, may be tottering following blast by Assist- .ant Secretary of State Nelson A. Rockefeller against his regime ior giving aid and comfort to Axis remnants iii his country. Virtual assurance of the United States ap- proval of a movement to over- throw Farrell is taken from Rocke- fellei-‘s recent speech in Boston.

POLICE COURT — Yesterday’ morning at the Police Court two men charged with possession spirits were remanded one week.

Personals

Miss Mary 0‘L:.=.r,v. Quincy. MESS, ls at present visiting her aunt, Mrs. Pius McGaughey, Bon- shaw.

kenneth H. MacDonald. R. C. N. V. R.. has arrived home from

hostesses overseas and is sgending 28 days

with his mother, Mrs. Edna Mac- Donald. 107 Queen Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ferguson motored to Stanley Bridge to visit Mr. Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ferguson. They were accompanied by Miss May Clark- in. Mr. Ferguson expects to make a three-week visit.

Miss May Clarkin has returned to Moncton after spending the week-end at Cavendish and Stan- ley Bridge. She “'21s the Bluest of and Mrs. Mack Ferguson.

lids‘. and Mrs. Kenneth Graham. son Donald and little daughter Annie oi Bradalbane. accompan- ied by Mrs. Graham's sister. Mrs. Charles Ross, Mattapan, Mass“ motored to Wood Islands and spent the day. guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Donald MscLeod.

Mrs. George Bowes of Dart-

vislting her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mi's. Donald Mac-

Hanfax on Leod. Wood Islands North, was a

visitor to the city ior a few days, guest oi her cousins, Miss Ella and Mr. Harry Drew.

Pte. Stirling MacPherson. of the Provost Corps, left this wcel: for Halifax alter spending u 30-day leave with his mother. bliss. Pris-

t t t 5r" 1mg“ are“ “l Rm“ EEK cilia MacPhei-son, s’! Elm Avenue.

Pte. MacPherson recently returned from overseas following his vcl- unteering for Pacific duty.

Miss Wilma_—L.— Johnston is Bbending an enjoyable holiday with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Hammond Johnston. Spring Park Road. Miss Johnston is engaged in teaching and is a member of the staff of Wellington School, Cam- bridge. Mass.

The manv friends of Master Stlrllniz S. MacNevin, little son oi Mr. and Mrs. Milton MacNevin, Canoe Cove. will be pleased to learn that he is stcadilv improv~ in! in the P. E. Island Hospital, where he underwent an operation last Friday morning.

Mrs. Edith Reeves oi Sydney, N. 5- Slient a week at Montague with her sister. Mrs. Duncan lVlacDcn- ald_ and Mr. MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs, C. B Fraser ni

Medford, Mass. spent a few days at Nlontaizue recently. guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald. They eninved a pleasant family reunion with M2". Fraser's two bro- thers and their fan lies, Mnssrs. William and John Fraser of Mont- ague.

WOMEN AUCTIONED OFF In ancient Bfabvlon women were delivered to the highest biddst-rs in marriage.

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As China's Communists accept- cd Gen. Chiang Kai-slick’: in- viizition to a “peace conference“ in Cliungizing, their troops were reported to have entered Kwci- sui, whose capture the Chung-p king government claimed. Reds’ , ivar communique also said they had seized ‘the Weihaiwei naval‘ base on Shaniung peninsula, the big rice port oi Wuhu and the _ city oi Luho. .

MacDONALD - MacDONALD An event of interest to their many friends in Eastern Kings P. E T. took place in ITCllil'(‘ﬂl_ Julv 14th, when l/inrv D.. rlaurhte" of Mr. and Mrs. Amzus O. MacDon~ alrl. and Daniel A.. son of Mr, and

Mrs. Daniel E. McDonald, were united in the holv bonds oi matri- monv.

'1"‘.1c ceremony took nlarc ill St. Anthony's Church. the niliclntiiiﬂ nricst being Rev, Norbert. Bradley, SJ.. assisted by Rev. Hugh L, Mac- Pher, SJ.

The bride. given in marriage by Emile Tardiﬂ’, was attired In a white floor length sheer drcss with satin trimmed ruille and matching rosettes. l-lci" shoulder lrncth ‘Will- al veil surmounted n halo effect. headdress. She carried s shoiver bouquet oi red roses and maiden hsim fern, and was attended hy her cousin. Miss Florence MacKln- non who also wore a ivhitc floor- length slicer dress with blue acrrw- sorics. and carried a bouquet oi talisman roses.

The groom was attended by Mr. Clarence Landry.

immediately after the ceremony breakfast was scrvcd in Preston dinlnu hall in about twenty invited guests. The table, was tastciullv decorated with summer flowers ind tall wax timers and centred u-ith a beautiful three tier ivcrldinv. "ikc. The toast to the bride and irrocm was proposed by Pcv. Hush J MncPhee, to which the izronm P"- plied. Siier-rhes rwnrcssinc <r~iitl- mcnts sllltiihli‘ to the occasion ivcrl‘ made bv Rev. P‘? ﬂicadlcr 'm'l (ma; MﬂfrltglL A mv hours oi music and drmcino followed.

Mr. and lVlrs. lllzwDonalrl such? their honeymoon m‘ Primr- Edward island where on the ercuinc of 1h~lr swivel ilwi‘ mnicvrd "v the

home of the bride's parents. at which a large number of relatives and friends gathered to w'clcnm'

the happy couple.

The cvcnini! was very pleasantly spent in dining and dancing, and at a lntc linur the ﬂllPSiS departed after wishing Mr. and lVirs. Mac- Donald many years of happy wed- ded life.

The groom's gift to the bride was a gold cross and chain; to the bridesmaid an vmbosscd compact. and to the grocmsman a tooled leather billfnltl.

Previous to their marriage the bride was tendered a shower at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Austin MiicPhee, West Broadway She received many useful and beauti- ful gills.

They were also walled on bv their fellow employers. the brldc. of the Northern Electric Co, '.‘°\‘.l{5 presented with a set oil travelling bags, and the groom. of the Canada. $3 and Foundry. with s chest of Wscrs slivcrivore.

Aitvi" their hone; oon Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald returned to Mont- rcal where they will reside.

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At least 10o Tiasnes oi llshtnini: occur some placcs on the earth cvcry second.

MacPIII-IE - AIaoSWEI-IN WEDDING one of ihc F!‘

weddings and one of

est throughout. the M

solemnized Wediiesda)

1M5, at 2 P.2d. in l/lrlitr-‘l

Church Manse, Cornwall. P. E. I..

where Emily Alcntlia, only dauilll"

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch Niac-

Swcen. Bronkiield. P.E.I..

became usriul sift. the bride of Pie. Parkcr MacPhee. ‘lariiy of the a-oung couple.

son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Phee. New Haven, P. E. I. The ceremony wras performed by the Rev. J. R. Skiiuicr.

The bride, who was hccouiiiigljv attired in a two-piece crepe dress oi aqua biuc embroidered iron‘. and flower hat. silver iox iui- rape and black accessories, was aticiitl- cri by he? sisicr-iii-laiv, Pic. E""l MacSwccn. who was Cll uniform The groom was a

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ed by Pte. Ian MacSwecn. lirotltcf

of the bride.

Immediately following the cere-

mony the happy young couple lrft

l)V motor on a short Maritiznes. For i1‘ bride wore a printed dress, with gold coat and brown . .. their arrival home the will take up residence in New l-lru '1 P . I.. wh "e lhc groom is .1 ous ywiun: far cr. On Vilcdno" , cveiiii; ing. July llih, Mr. and Phee, were given a n shower at the home of parents, Mr. and Airs. Murd The living d. .

n ('- The bride in a ill"

rir tlrcss was (‘sunn-

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ed to Anna b_v Mr. Llrrvcl clrcnrated bnskc’. lull III gifts

then (‘Rl‘Z‘l9(l to '.l‘.(‘ room

itifis were upciicd li_\' Nlissrs M...

Crmvys and Dorothy Moore, and

the humorous verses ware rcad by

I-l"n aiazLeod and Anna

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groom although very graciously friends and

The bride and ihinkrd their many neighbors inr their kind remem- Aiter singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellows", the bridt given a sever! hounrliu: and ..u\\'cred with con- fct‘i. A diilnous lunch was mrved tr ‘time many quests after which thi res‘ of ilie evening was spent ii nd dancing and in the we: u" w.‘ the morning al their homes wishin Mr. J . VlacPhee s ion ‘and l-syipv wedded life.

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