1 CAPITOL MONDAY

Capitol Today ROD LA ROCQUE

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“Stand and Delive

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‘ drama — swift- movlng action

' --thr|lis galore.

Action! ‘Thrills! Ex- citement.’ Romance.’ Primed uitli fun! Loaded uith laughs! Fired with uproarious. comedy.‘

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SERIAL COMEDY

I’rotcstant Orphanage

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nrsrox sr. WEST TO DATE

, . Mr. Cummings . . . . Mr. J. Lawson Mrs. A. I-lenry Mrs. Fred Mitchell Mrs. Long ‘ Fred Foster

Mrs. s. B. Prfflth Mrs. C. D. Stewart ..

Geo. Hughes . . . . . . . . . - . G. Hughes.,.... . . . . D. C. Hooper . . . . . . . . . ..

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

B. Andrews I. Holman A. Taper C. Meilett .. . Billingsley,

Annual Collections

F. M. Nash Marcus Calder . . . . . . . .. ‘S. l). Jai_\'

l-iarrr L. Sears Li. L. 1\lJi‘l‘i'?

2M3 Fred Small . . . . .. 203 Ernest hlchlorin “w Walter Wakelln .. m) Sam Sllllill

we William Slliilll 1.0.1. U’ m“

103 Cain .

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H. Vfalici- H_\"'€ll!l2l_ll L“ l-i. S. McLeod

1m . Herb Jewell . . . . .. 1.03 1 Arthur Henry . . . . . . . .. m) Janiis Carter . . . . . . . .. m,‘ ,1. F. PINTO . . . . . . . . . .. 1vn,1.ii?il'illlllll‘i

1m,‘ Alrwk W. rlelsun

. Geo. Grant . C. W. Patterson ..

. R. H. R/ogers

.R. R. Hurst. . . . . . . Edwin Johnston

VICTORY AVE. .12’. H. Foster . Chas. Hainm . . . . . . .... . M. Saunderson . . . . . . . . .. . James Bryenlon . . . . . . .. l-‘i-JLLING ST. Brenton L. Wood . Crawford v . A. McEz-ichern . . . . . .. . ESHER ST.

Mrs. Ali's. ('7.

canines A !“".3|1l“s ‘T"g,1'§',§’n?5n¢o' A

Adventure! Youth! Love! m the colorful, gallant south! With two charming aerveen sweethearts, Mary Brian and June Coilyer! And a powerful cast of well-known players. Mien ls the lovable, swag- gering "Notorious com,“ Blake"! Entertainment an "Close Harmony":

And Anotherl. of “ Collegians -”

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PilllifiE EDWARD. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS

UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATBONAGI OI‘ HIS 110N011 THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR. AND BIBS. HEABTZ

CANADIAN LEGION n. e. s. L. museum“

Black

Feather”

Melodramatic Comedy

SlTORY of the Man l Directioi

Barbara

who went to War o f M i s s

McNeill

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EXCELLENT L O C

SPECIALTIES

AL CAST

BETWEEN ACTS

SEATS NOW SELLING at BOX OFFICE

PRICES

TU5NlP$—Bl1ylng in car 'lots our warehouse at. Clarke Bros.

at Charlottetown. 614-41

100i 1.001 1.03; 1.001 _

| BURDEN-Service in m, um“

fir" 3 P-m- Blind-y. Nov. 11th. loalThflnksalvlna and Armistice Service, 100i ma. n. TREVOR Wayes denial or. l.03.'fice will be closed 1.00 Nov. 13th. 9802-31.

____ ,» , SALE POSTPONER-The Auction‘ FIRST HIGH TEA of the season

lat st. Paul's Parish Hall, Thursday inext. Admission 50 cents. 9788-11-7-41. I

Central Guardian

REMEMBER AUCTION SALE at Thomas Camcrons’. - Hampton, Nov. 13th. 9838-11-9-21

COLLEGE TIMES-Subscription,

i5¢\'@my~five cents. six issues. l ‘mm wednefidly- ' to Business Managers. College Times, _ Prince of Wales College. 9654-11-9-11

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POLICE COUllTo-wAt the POllceil C0llrt yesterday morning 5 drunk l and incapable was fined $5. A mm ‘charged with attem

LATE PEAS-The Guardian has received several shocks of garden peas n-ith the bloom and pods on the

Pt to break in’ L 1.01‘ with intent to sleai wag. sentenced w same 5 8mg picked by MB‘ R‘ c‘

iml ii months in ljail.

MacPhee. St. Msrgarets, ,0n Nov, 7f

S. S. l-fochelaga on Monday. The late John Connolly was born" in Ireland and was a. nephew of the late Owen Connolly with whom he was em- ployed for a number of years. He later entered the grccery bus- iness with his brother, Patrick un- der the name of Connolly Bros." doing a. successful business on the corner of Dorchester and Queen Streets. After the death of his brother, Pat- rick, the deceased removed to Syd- ney, C. B., where he had been em- ployed wlth the British Steel Cor- poration until his illness, six months ago. The deceased leaves besides a. sorrowing widow, five sons and three daughters. The funeral will be held from the residence of Mrs. Mary Laughran, 108 King Street. on Tues-

day morning (,0 St. Dunstan‘; Basilica l

thence to the Roman Catholic Ceme- tery. ' l

— 50c—75c-$1.00. (No Tax)

.__ ___._.__.__._. -geiy attended. The services were wn-

ductcd by Rev. J. P. Kaye neslstedlby

‘lRev. Geo. Somers of Tryun. ‘ l The pail-bearers were. J. H. Myers"

(Fred MacDonald, Welter Rogerson ‘Bcrtoam Trowsdaie, Samuel French 811d GCOTQC BCIl.

i Messrs Louis Myers ard Edwin Fier- guson motored to Charlottetown Set- iii-day. Nov. 2., Louie drove home a Willis-Knight Sedan recently pur- chased by. Mr J. H. Myers.

Miss Leah Rogersoxi. Providence R. I. ‘Ls spending her vacation at the home "of her parents Mr. and Mre. Walter Rogerrson. Hampton. We are glad to hear that Mrs Rogerson is much im- iproved in health. 1.

i . I’ Mr and Mrs George P. Dunsford.

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Origin Of ‘Surngmcs _

dtlontlniied from p,“ 4) iltyfihe “first on record w“ W, the Scot _~in ancient record’. u Mdue Scotue and Uhtredu, m," m "Ughtreduethe eon'a Scot," _ 1124.. A great name now my,“ the English Channel to the om“. Tartan, Scott-G. D, p a

. STEELE. i

Other forms-oi the name l obsolete. are suii. Steiil, artists: Steyll. Steile. Derived 1mm u“ names in Ayrshire. and new“, In Berwlckehlre theParish o; l: now Ladykirk. '1‘iie derivation“ probably Noree, from atallu, |, M‘,

or precipitous place-G. D, P,

I e Thanksgiving Thanksgiving day! Why pray? ' ' What does this day mean to um Why give my thankl. why join u‘ ranke Kneeling in braver m Thee? Why should I emg, why do m, thing . Year after year wondrlng why) Why should I kneel, why ohm I - feel Thankful because cry?

should 1

"Walks" u"!

Thanksgiving Dayl Yea, I will my Pray because ‘Thou pieced me hm; This golden laud. Canada grand, Birthplace of mine and so deer. That's why I sing. Let. my song l7l1.li| ‘Thanks unto Thee. God of all! On bended knee I bow to Thee. This day of thanks sounds the cui

Thanksgiving waye can not ior dm Thanks can be lung without, woiti, Thanks can b0 IhOWB. Wlilbd IM blown

Higher than all marine bird-i.

1f each will do. 611W d1? $00- Soinethiim for Canada's fame. Each day will be, God will um. Thanksgiving DI? 111 m! “m”- 1 Robt. D. lhcllchlln.

|Hampton. with their sons Elton and [Charles spent the week end at Clyde ‘River the guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo-

IFQC M. Dixon. For” Angus/MM MISOOUOII CONVIA N!‘ 805009

' Mr. Thomas Cameron has sold his

, Perry Mrliinir. lylrs. (lhas. Stewart 1.155s Lily Fairclough

" ‘ ' bliss l\l\’l‘ll£’. Ciarrick .. a. ‘ E ST COYTD ‘ ‘ l-‘ [nwERQUE N l l/liss Kathleen lifeline .

1.00 ’ _____________ Victoria, B. a PERSONALS

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M1‘. Patrick Duffy,

Mrs.

“' co u - ms ANGLICAN siinvicen- Twenty’ R WALL “Nut” 055355

1.0mm Sunday an” hmny’ Nbvenh 4m. n. M. Aitlren, n. A., minister.‘ ber 10i.h-.~st. John's ivmion. Even- gem” “l “mshlp s““d‘*'- "°"- m“ 1000i mg Prayer, 3 p_ m__st_ Marks‘ ln West River at 11 p. m., Kingston

KENT ST. CONTD.

___ Sicrns Steam Laundry . . . . ..

Walters. Grant . . . . . . . . .. ,1, n, Paton

P. W. Turner Employees DeBlois Bros.

R, n, spiiiou .......... .. c. n. Toombs .............. .. J. A. Currie

Lester Douglas . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Q._Lyons d: C0. - . . - - - - - - - - -- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McFadyen Geo. Buntain

D. J. Riley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. J. Carragher dz Co. . . . . . . . Mrs. Sample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘Ihe Marlzime Antique Store .. Alex hfcPherson

Geo. Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harold Keenan. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dr. Robertson

ms. J. S. McDonald

J. S. McDonald ..

Iierb Hull

J. P. Duffy .

Itrbert i-iydnman B." C. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss

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Elinor McNevin . E. Puncher K. Sutherland .

Ajay I-lutehcson Miss Katherine Martin

Miss Adelaide Sampel . . . . . .. Mts Jean McLeod Mtg. S. DIIGFEEOF . . . . . . . . .. Miss Daisy Swan Miss Jennie Douglas . . . . . . . ..

Dr. Green - A Friend .....'............ .

HARD 00M.

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FURNACE SIZES Very Best Quality

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_ yea] aatlefavction and

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' BASEEURNER AND

Order your supply of Hard Coal mm no. and you will have mfort

10.00 M?“ 10.0.1’ 01*" 10.00 10.00

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~. ~11 13W . Geo. Backliani . . . . . . . .. . F. N. Ber i217- . C. H. Hodgson . Edgar White . A. J. Viarren .. Thelma Burns 303 Mrs nan-.- 1111i . . . . . . . . . . . ..

3-03 Harold Moor" . . . . . .-

2-03 Airs. f? (“larvson . . . . . . . ..

3-03 Mrs. Jasper Pickard . . . . . . . ..

Z09 3111s.; Matthew . . . . . . . . . . . . 300 Henry Mutlow . 9193 Mrs. w. F. Morris . 3'03 C. Burhoe 303 lvlrs. Penelope ltlclnlyre 200 'I‘homas hiichael . . , , . .. 203 A Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 203 10-’) l0’) A \\'. '1' "1 1.. V.‘ N. . (‘.Brn\1'ii ~<.Piil10i1.'\d;iii\s .. m’) Airs. Paley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mrs. Alvin lvlclicihzle . . . . . . .. m’ llirr. Jclin Ciarnliriizi . . . . . .. m‘) Mrs. Ira. Brrmn 1m /\ l“l'l"ll'l 10W N... r i.~ 1m A i-"rvf"?! 101 10'! ‘ 1.00 ‘ 1-03 Mr. .0 1w... Win. hluiiii 1~°° :.1~.<. J. l1‘. Luiimy . . . . . . .. lnjlhrlfli. L. Shim" . . . . . . . .. . 11001111.. t". s blclmod .Mr:. Jilfillil" .-lMrr». /\. B. Bagnall

“T. R Harper .

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EIJSTON ST. CONTD. v iMrs. W. J. iiiggiihs ' . A. A. McNelll l Mrs. Steele . . . . . . . . .. iMrs. G. McLean . . Mrs. U. W. Bueli . ‘Mr... C. l). Fraser . . . . . . . .. . jMrs. H. M. Chandler lHelen Ceilings . . . . . .. ‘Mrs. H. B. Williams lMrs. Arthur Coffin

(.'I.'\lBl'lRl..l.\'i) ST. T0 DATE

‘J 00 1.00 1.00 1.0T) 1.01‘. 1.00

5133i Airs. J. H. Williams 1.001l\lrs. J. .75.‘ Mts. Ernest. McLaren

1.50. Mrs. H. R. Large 1.00 Mrs. 'l‘homii.s White ..

1.03 1.00 1.03 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

lMixs S. W Crabbe . . . . . . . . ..

Airs. S. C. fvioore . Harry Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mrs. Ralph Dingwell ..\lrs. G. H. Hoibrook 1_\Irs. Harry McDougall

Mrs. J. B. Hogan . . . . . . .. Miss Helen Grant Airs. C. L. McKay .......... lvlhss Sarah Essory . . . . . . . . Miss Mary Essory . . . . . . . . . Miss Carrie Haslam . . . . . . bliss Anni; Ferguson .

Mrs. Cyril McGregor ..

bliss V. Anderson

Mrs. E. Vanlderstine

Mrs \Vm. Teed Sr.

Mrs Dr C‘ H Beer . M l‘.Ill"‘l1 Carter . . . . . . . . .. Airs. Franl: Hobbs . . . . . . Mrs. Fay Glover . AIL»; May Stems . . . . . . . . . .. A Friend

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gm Rustioo. Evening 103. Preacher-C. F. Johnson, Rector, 2.00 ———-— 10g THE PRESBYTERJAN CHURCH 1.00 IN CANADA-Slmday, Nov. 10th. 1.00 There will be services in i119 ‘South 1m Granville Church a; 11 n, m“ in the 100101110011 Church at 2.30 p. m. in the L00, Long River Church at 7.30 p. m. 1m.’ Preacher-John Fleck. 1.03 103! THANKSGIVING DAY AT .THE 71m POST OFFICEL-Monday, Nov. 11th, 103i being Thanksgiving Day the Regis- moi trution, General Delivery andStamp molveudors WickeLs will be opened to 1091111» Public from 10.00 e. m. to 12.00 mo] o'clock noon, the Letter Confers will 1m] make one complele morning delivery m. and outgoing afternoon mails will .50‘

be closed at 12.00 o'clock noon. W. M. 'Brehaut, Actg. Postmaster.

THE SALVATION ARMY week-end services as follows: Saturday at 8 p. m., Praise Service; Sunday, 11 e. m. Holiness Service; 7 p. m., Salvation meeting; Monday, ‘Thanksgiving evening 8 p. m. Lantern Service, 5m "The Gospel Story in Pictures": 2.00, Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. repeated 2.0’) by request, "The strike of the Ladies’ 2.03 Aid“ by members of the Home Lea- 100! gug,

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1.00l FUNERAL YESTERDAY. - The 1.00 funeral of the late Rev. J. W. Mc- 109 Kenzie was held yesterday after-l 109 noon from his lat-e residence, Queen! 1.03 street, to the People's

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.50 sol ml .10

IIILLSBORO ST. T0 DATE

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Mrs. A. J. Iicule . . . . . . . .\ll‘S. H‘nry Lowe bliss Elsie Lowe . . . . .. Miss Eleanor Lowe Hrs. J. A. MeNalr ‘Hrs. (iorricn Leitch l‘.'ir~. f" A. Beer Hr.’- M (‘wider 111's A. P». Brown

1 Airs. W. W Clarke . . . . . . . . .. ‘ Airs. Cleo. Hooper

‘Miss l-‘lora Campbell

l Mrs. Ling

1 Mrs. McNaughton fMrs. Jean Richard .. {Mlrs l-laria Moore .l\lrs. Morrow . . . . . . .. j Mrs. Alex McLeod . . . . . .

1.00 Ramsey, assisted by 1.00 members of the Presbytery. who el- 100 so attended in e body. The honor- intllury pail bearers were: Rev. W. Bruce ioofiuuir, my. Scott Fulton, ._ A. 1.03‘ McLeod. Rev. E. M. Aitkcn. The ac- 100110.,» pal] bearers were; Messrs. 1.00! McDonald, Chester Show, wJ n. 1,00,’ Robertson and Dr. Ayers. ,- i 1.00 ~-——-———--————-f—-—-—- 100! Mrs. H. B. Weeks .00 1.00; Mrs. Galbraith 25 1.001’ 1.00] VILLA sr. a nnioirroiv Ave. 1.00‘ - 1.00] Mrs. c. n. Smallw l.00,Mrs. Blake . 1.00. Doris Prowre 1.0:)? Lemuel Promise . 100i‘ Mrs. McNevln

T. McKie . . . . . . ..... 'Mrs. Douglas Coffin ,.Mrs. Bessi: Garnliam .. [Miss Wyatt . . . . . . . ..

2.00 1.00

‘Mrs. Bessie Waller lMrs. Carruihers 4M». A. B. Gillis lNIYF. J. P. Simmonds .......-. lMiss Cairns . lMiss Turner

Mrs. Doyle ..

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ANGLICAN SERVICES-In the Parish of New London, on the 10th inst. will be as follows. Burlington, 10.80 a. m., French River, 2.30 p, m. ""11 Holy Communion, Kenslngton 7 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m.

“TEE MARKETS-Butter sold at 42¢: Exes 50c: Chickens 70c; Ducks $1.25; Geese $3.00 one turkey was offered at $8; Apples 10¢ u, 30¢; Crabupples 3c; Cranberries 15c; Hay 75c; Straw 40c: Oats 65c; Turnips 35c; Potatoes 80c. There was a fair offering of fresh cod selling at Mackereisold at 30c each.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH- Eerly prayer meeting at io a. m. At morning service the Armistice sor- mon wili be prenchetl by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. suitable music being rend- ered by the choin-Soloiiit Mr. George Johnson. This service broad- cast. Junior congregation and Sab- bath School at the usual respective hours. At 7 p. m. Rev. C. N. Brown will deliver the Thanksgiving Ser- mon and the music will include ii 5°10 by MP- P. W. Small, and a Thmk-sslvlne Anthem by the choir. Everyone welcome at ell services.

5'1‘. JAMES CHURCH ACTIVI- TlEs.— The Kirk is settling down to her programme of winter activities. The combined Thanksgiving and Armistice services will be held both morning and even- ing with special discourses by the minister. the Rev. W. Bruce Muir. Special music will be rendered by the choir under Mrs. Lawson, with Mr. Walter McNutt at the orlkh- M!‘-

iArthur Bruce will be the morning leoloist. 100i Chas, Rom. P. A. r-arquhnreoim-B. A-F

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rendering" appropriately enough. "The Phantom Legion." In ihe evening a quartette will be rend- ered by Mia Jacqueline MacDonald. Mrs. Lawson, Mr. C. J. Gallagher and Mr. Charles McKenzie, The Minis will commence his Bible Clue for eenior student-e (to which all are invited) in the church at half post two. The subject of study is "The Foundations of the Christ- ian Religion." The Sunday School

teachers will B. held in the sohooi

8c;lto in.

was l. visitor to the city yesterday. , Prayer, 1.30 p. in s" 3 P- m. and Cornwall at '1 p. m. 1" _'_'_ l Miss lFloeeie White, North Rustlco‘

was visiting relatives in Brackley Point over the week end. .

Mr. and Mrsf Frederick Gane- Morrisgléit yesterday for Boston, where 'they"purpo'ec ‘spending l the gwinwr‘. . . ‘ i

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Mr. nmosi; McLure, North niuuob spent the week-end in Braekley Point. - The many friends of Mr. Murdock Buchanan of Fredericton are sorry learn thathe is confined to his me, and are looking for-l ward to seeing him out again soon.

The meny- friends of Mrs. Gavin Herding regret to learn oi hei- ser- ious illness and wish her a. speedy recovery. '

Mrs. G. H. Skeweri. and son Mur-l dock of‘ Fredericton called at the! Guardian 0mm yesterday-

Mise Bessie Carson of Fairville, N. . B. but formerly of Bonshiiw, P. E. I.’ is convalescing nicely after a. ser-‘ fous operation in the P. E. Island Hospital and is, at present visiting

her sisters and brothers before lcav-

ing for New Brunswick. .___.____-__ .- I HAMPTON AND VICINTY i ..__._.. i The farmers and indeed, everyone! around here ere enjoying a. rest, after the strenuous work of digging housing

and shipping potatoes.

The steamer "Jerebek" was the last; boat loaded at Victoria by the potato Growers Association with upwards of] 26.000 eacke. eeed and table stock. The

Jerebek left on Bat. Nov. 2.

Were you at Hampton l-iail on Tuee- l day evening. Oct. B9? We were and‘ may eay that we had a very enjoyable time. 'I‘h0ee- taking part were Mrs Oudmore, Mrs. fDr.) Oalbeck. Mrs J. J. Stewart, Mia: Thelma Teed.

e. M. MaeKinnon, R. Johnson

MacPh n. r. w. Bentley and n. cud recently. ‘ 1.00 under w. n. A. Mackinaw. eunu- em

, Sobey. Mile Sierras wee the accom- 1.00 intendent and a strong Jtaf! of “m” on menu". The “die: are

1M room a u“, n” mo" u‘ pa“ very g-ratfui to all those who helped WIBHBOH 011i- llaln after hie recent 1.00 tiling foi- a recital in the near future. "l" l" “Y "Y- -'

1.00 An unique entertainment for the end 1.0a of the mouth will be “A welsh nllhl

The neighbours and relatives of Mrs.

inn-m to Mr. Mark Cameron Hampton. We are very glad to hear that Mr. and Mrs ¢\meron will remain with us for a time.

Mrs George Farrow end daughter bliss Mary have returned to the old home Hampton after spending a yea armoreinthelLSA.‘ j

A great many people from Hampton gathered at the Episcopal Church, Crupaud, to witness a. very happy event. There was the marriage of Miss Amey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Heath Vittie. Westmorelend to Mr. Leroy Howatt Victoria, son of Mr. and Mire Russel Hewett, Rev. C, E. Bridgeweber performing the ceremony. Mire Lolita MacVittie was bridesmaid and Mr. Lloyd l-lowati, grooms-man. Immedinll- tely after the cermony the wedding party motored to the home of the bri- des parents where a dainty supper ivas served. ‘The bride, who is one of Wcstmvrelands popular young ladies, was recently showered by her young friends and received many beautiful gifts. A host of good wishes follow Mr. and Mrs Howntt to their home in Vic- tcria,