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and -1 tllotlees. nor-roe ' All boys going to the 1th and 8th Charlottetown Troop Camp on

Tuesday. July 22nd are ssked to meet at the Market square at 9:30 in the morning with all their bag- lgnge.

FOUR CUB LEADERS LEAVE FOR COURSE

Louise Hooper. Sterling walker, David Jardire and Robrt Acorn ‘left this martin; for Mlllvfe Lake. Nova Stotla. where they will take lien Akels Guwcll Camp course. They will be away for a sleek.

Canada's Bo; Scouts are on the move. This is the season of camps and exchange visits for them nnd ‘they are makhg the most o1 it.

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l. This week some 250 Scouts from Nberla leave Lake City to participate in the l00th ADXIWVIBTY 0f the entry of the Mormon Pioneers into Salt Lake Valley, Some 5.000 Uni-ted States ScOUl-S will take part 1n the Pioneer Centennial Camp. The Canadian Bop Scout contingent plans to visit Yellowstone National Park en route to Salt Lake City.

Starting August 1st the Wood- land Troop cf Verdun. Quebec. plan to start a 7.000 mile trip, by train and bout to "See our Can- ada." From Montreal they will proceed to Ottawa to see the Na- tional Capitll Other stop-overs ywill be in Winnipeg, Vancouver, Nictorla, Prince Rupert. Jasper 'and Toronto. On the way home lthvy will have a steamship trip from Toronto through the Thou- sand Islands to Montreal. Their ‘Scoufmaster. A.A. smith, says the aim or the journey ls to tee Can- ada. and at tne same t'mi-. act as Gioodlwill Scouting lmilassadors from the East.

Tlie 32 Boy Scouts and three leaders who make up Canada's Troop to the World Jamboree of Peace 1n France in August, are ‘eager to get going. On July 21th they meet at lvﬂllers Luke, N.S., where they En into camp at Lone Cloud Scout Reserve for five days‘ craft carrier, and nil from Hali- C.S, Warrior, Canada's flrst air- itraining Next they board HM.- fax on August 2nd. Prom Green- fncl-i, Scotland, they go by train to ‘London, then on to Folkrttome and ll-"aris. They are due at the Jam- borce size, Ivloisson. 4s‘? m'r'es from lParis on August 10th and expect ‘to rcttlm t4. England with the IBrltlsh Scout Contingent of 6.000 boys c-n August 19, prior 1o sailing ‘home tin the Warrior on August iﬂzrid. They have five. exciting uleeks of Scouting ahead of them. iAll Provinces sre represented ln ythe Canadian Jamboree ‘gent. I

l Burlington

‘sell were warted upon 1n 11mm. o; their recent marriage on Wedhes. ‘day evening nv friends ni-q llgfgh. bnrs of Burlington and vicinity lWhcn all had assembled, Mr. Pr“. W911 Cﬂmpbell. as chalrmnn, spoke briefly and wilted upon Mr. Lay- ton Profitt who read an address to the bride nnd groom, 1n it we" W°rd5 "f lPPWciation of Borden as a citzen, of welcome to Thelma, who b-‘iﬁilzh well and favoroably known, comes from ilnuther dis. ‘lrlct, and of hearty 109d wisp“

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On Tucsrllry, Junt- 2lih., a, quiet but prctly wedding tank plgce a; iTrinity Unit: l Chili-m g! n31) p31‘ when Rev. ‘IKE, NllVLPnfl-tn unitgj yrn mnrrzlgc Clam Ruth. tlaugllttr ‘of M1‘ nnrl Mls. Itﬁrrn‘: Rrbiris, ,Gli1£r,'ou' Rnnzi anrl Wnilnho Rodd, vson of Mr. ..r.d I\lr.<. Jan»; coup Wlnsloe. The tiiiril- looked charm. '1"! in a ll7\"'l\t‘(‘e strecl l"f1'.!lh tires: n! Yllrrl|lr.~‘p elm. mom Wm matching rfl the-Into straw hot. land curried a llnsvgiy n; p-nk T0595 With wnilc r1".)b'>lT slrelmcrs. She was atlc-nrird by 31-5; gnu, Diamond of Clnrluttciovn. who chore for the occasion n rose siik JCTSEY dross u-lll hzlln ha‘. of brown stra-w with Pollen trgm PM cm, 119d a noviPliﬂy of llfxu.’ fiflwrirg,

The groom ens supported by his brother, James also of \’.'.-rsl:c

After 11w "PYIIYTTYTV they mjtgf. ed to the home qt the brtlc “h... lplrurds of ..ft,v guests ﬂwrti‘c:' them. After rerezvfng hQgyﬁggt Cmlﬂllltlllaflfrli‘, the proceeded to the lining room,

br rial party.

which looked very lovely w.th pink

and white svrcarnors am; qu-ing ﬂowers.

The table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake. topped

with n mlnirltlrc nride nnd groom On either mics tall while tapers burned brightly

Thr- tvast was proposed by Mr. Jﬂcnes Crabbe. uncle of tho bride, and rrspnnded in ‘Ty the groom.

The happy (Yhuplc leIt .atcr on n trip by far‘ through me Marl- times. The bride chose for her tra- velling costume a suit:- .11 Lozr-n- berry Red with bluck srrl white accessories. an"; wore a clrsnge of lilies of the mile-y. Prior to her marriage the bride was tendered a _ .

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for their future happiness A glut lot money wnr presented by Mr. ‘ETEEEL Profit. on bhsllf of friend; ywsnd neighbors. Otlher gifts were Dfvseﬂled by Mrs. Arche Paynter and Miss Ruth Profltt While the rlamrs of tho donors were read by Mrs. William J. Profltt. The gifts were Afflinﬂffd by Mrs. Robe-rt Stovert. Bordon, 0n behalf of his wife and hhlcelf tlianllcd their friends for their gifts and good w/ishcs in a few nicely chosen Words and 1h. good fellowship gong was sung. The Iﬂfﬂllndgg of the evening passed pleasantly in Con. versatlon anti music with Mrs. Oeorse Mocbecd at the. piano. Lunch was served when the host.- 656. Mrs, All. Campbell was as- sisted ny Mrs William J. Profitt. MPIS Ruth FY0911. Mrs Clayton Btavert, Mrs Robert Btnvert, M", “M95 Slﬂmﬂlé‘. Mrs. Cr-cll Camp- bell and Mrs. James Ewsns. The yycung people than adjourned to the school house when an hm“- of dancl"? "a! lfliﬂyed to ntusio fur- ‘nished by Mr. Willard Brown.

The home ot Mr. and Mrs. Stir- llng Andrews Freetown, prezentod

a “m. M ‘am’ ‘m hum “m” The bride who was given in mar- ‘ rfege by her tether was very love- ly in her floor length gowr. of tra-

ing, June 37th when more t n 200 friends tethered to shower their daughter. Thelma, with gifts

honor of hi-r approach-rig. sunr- riese. To herald the entunco of the bride-lobe the brltisl chorus was piaved by Mr. Sidney Bsgloie,

era lm Otiarlirttotown when on.‘ had been employed

at the home of her parents.

The many valuable shower ‘and l)’ Pink ">595- Ml" Aim"! wedding gifts received tortures to Escher“ 1001m- very

n ul lt n role ' ° M’ M y o‘ t o m" M“, blue taffeta m]. of flowers. Mr. Earle Campbell st 314w n conﬁrm! source of amuse-

tlse tendettrls brother ll Irwmlmlh- merit to invited meats 0rd casual

pie.

On return they took up ence in sunlmerslde where groom ls a mued employee

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ISLAND COSTUME Jewelry and Novelties

nd fashioned jewelry-an attractive ock home. On sale at Cosmetic

S. A. McDonal

while Miss Ahdrey MncEach-wn a1, lnhehgflnyt Bridal Chorus, Re- vel-y sweet 2X‘. white satin, plsycl cesslonal and Mendelssonrrs we:- the part of a miniature bride. Th: ding March. During the signing of rooms were deoorat-rd in pink enl the register "I'll Walk Beside You? white and the brldeelect, escorlld was most expmesively rendered as by Miss Kathleen McCarvlile, look- a eolo by Mr. J.B. Lewis. The ed very dainty in pink crepe. ‘Fro guests were ushered into the parcels were opened by Misses church by Messrs. Clair Canlp- Edna Evans and Vera Stewart. bell nd Walter Stavert. Immed- whlle the names and good wishes lately,‘ following the ceremony the attached were read by Misses Mar- brfdel party motored to the home ion Plcketts and Anne Campbell. of the groom's grandmother. Mrs. ‘me gifts were arranged by Misses William Campbell, Kenslngton. Edith, Stavert and Vivian Murphy.| who 1e over 90. and also called upon Others issistrng were Misses the br1de's grandmother, Mrs» Georgie and Jean Francis. Vertil James Campbell. Spring Valley, re- Boulter and Shirley Stewart. The‘oently returned from hospital.‘-

many beautiful and costly gifts In- cluded blsnki-ts. linens, pyrew, sil- ver end money Thelma. graciously thanked her blends for the lovely gifts and good wishes. Zurich was

served and dancing was indulged In, until the “wee small hours". Music was provided by Messrs.

Sydney Baghlo and ‘Frank Burg- ess. ‘

One of the most channlng of the early Summer weddings was solemn ' at Freetown Presbyter- ian Church u-. Friday, July 4th., 1N7. at l pm. when ‘Tihelms Mary. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Andrews, Freetown, be- came the bride of Bonlen Foch. elder eon of Mrs. AJ-l. Campbell and the late Mr. Campbell Burl- ington. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. D.A. Campbell. Now London, A profusion of tilt flowers and pot-ted plants arranged by girl Ilenrs of the bode, made arr-exceptionally beautlfu. setting for the wedding which was the first to take place in thls church.

Upon their return to the home of the bride. members of the immed- iate families of the contracting parties sat damn to the nuptial YE‘! past. The suoper table with its lace cloth was centred with oi beautifully decorated three-tier‘ wedding cake flanked \ with tell, pl-nk tapers. Those assisting in serving were Mrs. Clarence Rxeves. Mrs. William Francis. lilrs. Elmer McEachern nnd Mrs, Willis Ost- way. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Andrews chose printed green and rust crepe and black acctetnr-i les. Her- corsage was of pink nnd white roses. The groom's mother was becoming}; gowned m navy and white printed crepe and wore white roses.

The groom's gift to his bride was s gold wrist watch. ‘rre bride»: rnald received a gold brat-let. and the best man a. Bronson ylighter" A telegram conveying congrat- ulations and good wishes was re- eefvod from the brides sister, Jean, of the Bank of Canada. at Ottawa. The following morning the happy couple left on a brief

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full lenlth veil was cmslit With l corona! of orange blossoms. nhe earned American Beauty roses. She Mildred. dlintrly gowneu in at. Prowae l!

Bros. for the plst few veers, end lhlmm" "M"! light blue flowers. Her butvauet was

of the Nuptlsl musk played Inn! beams incl

honeymoon trip to Moncton by plans. The bride's lomi-IWIY costume was of lime green wool with alatchlnp handbag. with it. she store a white hat and gloves black shoes. Upon their re- turn the foucwing weer to the home o! the groom. the Minted-eh relatives were entertained at sup- pet- by his mother, Mrs. A H. Campbell. Tn the course of the evening. s Ives number of friends. arrived to extend good wishes. The‘ comical costumes and ludicrous mﬂog of manv 0.! the VSsISOIB pro-

oftlonsl white satin with net. Ifer and.

was attended by h-r slltnr, blue frets, ln floor length with white vet] caught with

Mc- awcl-t in the of flower girl. wearing pale. ard carrying a basket

by Mrs. vlalton alke. Hrs. Campbell ls uded Procession ell known, rat only as s popular

young lady. but also for he! sener- Miss Helen Mouse. New Annan... nus use of n fine musical talent. ls making a good recovery. after Mr. campbcll ls a popular andlhavlrlg her tshsila removed at the progressive farmer at llurlingtolrPrlnce County Hospital.

where they rappy young couple will reelde.

Dr. and Mrs. Murchison, HuruerJtl-rlg the Hon (Lil. and Mrs. Bar- ltlver and Mrs. Robert Bagns11,|bour, Charlottetown, were guests Lvhestley River. were in Burllng-y on Monday o. Mr. and Mrs. At- tnn on Thursday when they visited wood Blakeney. Sea View. and "Woodllght", home of Llrut. Collovernlght guests at Cavendish. and Mrs. Jonnstone.~ also Mr. and They were accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Daniel Hickok and family. 0.1-1. Barbour. Charlottetown Ind Mrs. William H. Caseley. Kelvin.

(Buddy) MacMurdo

‘Mrs. Harold MacLeod has re- turned to her home at Irlshtown from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willem-rt Buchanan, Al- bany, where she spent a few days after a tonsil operation at the Prince County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan have recently pur- chased a resloence from Mr. Lerter Champion, Kenslngton, and will move shortly.

Mr. Gcorile vln after a tonsil operation at the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Carol Thompson. Char- lottetown. l; visiting at. Kelvin. where she is the Quest of her cousin, Miss Joan Caselcy. .- Bur.

TOURIST-PURSE SLIM

STOCKHOLM —- (OP) - The allotment of foreign exchange Jar tourlst trips in Sweden will be limited to 1.500 kronor per person e year. the foreign exchange office announced. Business, study of scholarship trips are not affected and the price of tickets will not be included in the 1,500 kmner if they are bought and psld for in Swe-

Mise Evelyn lﬂckox. Burlftlgtoa. and Mr. Claude Your-liter, Brook- fleld were week-end visitors to Moncton. NB '

Guests of Mr and Mrs. Keith Adams, Burlington, on Sunday, were Mrs. Adams‘ sister. Mrs. Fos- ter Ellis and Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Haber Ellis of O‘Leary and Mr. and Mrs. Jock Burns, Kenslngton.

den. Misses Hilldn and Evelyn lllckox -————-——— end Master Donnie Hlolror. of Bur- SHARP TONGUE! llngttm are svendlng a few days at lamprey. vampire flth. have

Hunter River. teeth on their tongue.

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A convention to nominate two candidates to contest the nest Provincial Election will be held in Mt. Stewart Hall Monday, July

2m _et B p.nt. » Poll chairmen will please call meetings and appoint five dela- gates.

comm MacDONALD, President. . '. H. C. HIARTZ, Secretary.

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