WlEDNESDAY, ‘r ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Sussex decorated with a pmrmmn

LOOK FOR SPECIAL CLEAN-UP PRICES of ntlhdnunmer ﬂowers and fem; ON THURSDAY MORNING - Yglsienlﬁglﬁforilioi. “W... "£31. oclook . John Linton united in

lace Helen Louise elder

' mar!‘ ohEssos-Bo-olol high-goo sum Mm». %".‘.‘.“..'l§f€..°‘n.’§i§z sesr;~.r-...¢..

Jerseys, Crepes and lovely Cottons. Woinen’s 9 Elmer. youngest 5m. o; M, m,‘ I

and Misses’ sizes. Prices to 17.95. Sale zlllgfiiirwerlflglftbegige EYELETS. Gingharns and Miami Crepes 5 llcielngéléet PTB-Btasnc-Dyeiyrfgmgiévkftazienclias); to 8.50. Now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I noseeays J23“ with white nun

bows.

Group of Dresses and Pinafores 4.95 and 5.95. 3 Mrs. Jane P. MocIntyre. church I Organist. Played nuptial music b:-

Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. for}? and during; m’ wane“ with L0 i’ l3 l PLAY SUITS-Skirt, Shorts and Halter. Truly pmggglogg. ‘$3.1 ﬂglgeggohglg

l . Ladies’ 3~ . Suits 9.95. Weddlr-z March tor the i-ecesslorlal. wonderful Va “e pc - During the signin of the regist- Now .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. er Miss Mary C arxowe Mam“

BATHING SUITS-All new styles. Most of those ii?" 8”“ “M” “l” W “w”

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_ e makin a GAven in marriage by her father

59M at 5'95 and 695’ but wer g the bride wore an afternoon dress

clean sweep a1, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o; white 8m‘ mesh. the bodice m)“ loned with cap sleeves and V neck-

PULLONERS-Pasiel Sweaters, a great 1 line. the skirt falling in soft full- I

. _ _ _ ness from a from panel yoke trim- bargain at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. med whh m“ O1 Se“ material‘

HAND BAGS-While 81 Red tags 3-‘335 iii allﬁiigfflmli“.‘éilollitinléf

' '¢_ Clear-in a dress. She wore long whim silk plague’ also fab“ g cloves and carried a bouquet of

Hats . . . . . . .. Better Times roses HATS '_ Clearance of Summer . = Her bridesmaid. Miss Verna

Wood. Charlobtalown. was wearing a pin‘: crepe afternoon dress yvlzli

cape sleeves an! peplum trimmed I , with cut work embroidery in self = color. She wore e pink olmdeau

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' R wllh short pink net veil caught LADIES STO E with clusters of pink and blue 99 Queen St. flowers. Her bouquet was o! mixed

sweetness. ,

The groom was attended by Gor- don Swetnain. The ushers were Hubert Robinson afid William Ma».- Neill. brothel: oi the groom.

A reception was held at the bride's home where the rooms were beauti- fully decorated with summer flow- ers. White wedding bells and white

satin ribbons were used in deem- ation of the archways.

M . Banister was wearing a In order to accommodate the large number of visitors msersc 01m edﬂfoslum wnh anew

to our City expected during Old Home Week, citizens are Wm... trim 1n M?!“ 60km brow-j urged to co-operate by sending in their names if they can zllﬂﬁpegzlg glaigolegs-gsmlagidblciggisélsnv provide sleeping accommodation or meals or both. mother m the [monk are 5&2‘. Please give this request your earnest consideration as 22% “£2136 zélggglgrlésw andmiorsag; lack of accommodation and rneals is a condition COIJfTOHi- of white’ igiladiollas, t me was cov ing us during the busy tourist seasgri. gleﬁse lsﬁnesyltigiu‘ erggiewgiln éulaigenrgiotg 3M cenmd name to the Tourist Bureau or the ity a .11 n with a (m-wue, wmdm cake or 53_ decorated in white and silver. topp- ed with floilal ornaments and blink-

ed wi-th sweetipext Tali tapeis

in silver holders and pink arldl white streamers extending ircrn the chandelier iv the COW-BIS ‘J1

pleted the decorat-

tlie table com i . miiirs. Maflllfthe salt-gs. (éhlgdllgvl . l i.. t f r an =1 To ALL WATER CONSUMERS Iﬁllkeaglllllill: Worcester Masai. may of the groom pnlir I . - - .. . . ll a. Owing to the continued period of hot, (l1), weather vle 9152f; ﬂfhghfhylgé eaﬁrlzlhcm M. ask you to be conservative in the use of water. _ by motor to sseghd thgin During the next few weeks because of the influx of llrlgarihin ﬁgéoruvuxéasg. p30‘; yeuaw visitors to the Island attending Old Home illeck etc., the gaierdfne dress with powder blue demand‘ of water for normal purposes will be greatly ﬁg increased; _ r4j[u1'B£\'th€-y will reside in Sussex We would therefore ask all persons using hand hose m, the pgosenthnd d Sussex Hm or automatic sprinklers on lawns, eic., to discontinue their sglgglbgkg fklghme Axuwn Goth

use for the present. inerclal Echcul. iifno groom recent-

ls re ues all water takers to avoid the unneces- ly rcctircd his discharge iaom the we a o q t Ciiiad‘ n Navy alter several rem

sary use of water in every way possible during the present of W n _ _ emergency, ' _ . Lively‘ vl-‘egigxilns cgligs‘ were C NT. its: l...s.....~.~..... .1 t d were: l “l” “m” m“ ’°‘ "l" M“°“°m' Bannmer wivliaizrigei ifsliilrsflyDonari

Miss Phosa

h t; Fl toner Ban- Season TICKETS For w. g“?- Mrs. Louis Dlblzlee, Saint o '1.

.. ;, w d a a Miss M“ Em bﬂhchagihhtetaiivn and

Verna Wood.

. Mrs, Martin Soltarl and Mia. Ginsu

Old Home W eek gggeemgglﬁli,j“ﬁlmiillﬂ _ several weeks. __ now on SALE at all llrllg Stores and (.1 Snalll. '_'

‘at Yllllll8 llllW. Remember llow tllay solll out earl»;

Persian amh Coats in the latest model!

as 1°05 hick. flange shoulder and the

curl. Prices $750.00 —- $850.00 - $90000 Marten and Mink dyed Muskrat Coats, light and dark, nicely marked, new‘ push- up sleeve or loose flare. Prices 5450,00 -- $550.00.

Labor Government lat your. ruler $315 TAXES lllcillllill. col‘ F8698 Allllllllll 7°"

l» h AFTERNOONS and EllElllllllS '" "°" '°°"“"'

WELLINGTON. N. 2-, Aux- 5-

"i" “i (Reuterll-Prellﬂratiom are helm;

i made for one of the moat import- l l

Hudson Seal Coats, fitted and loose styles

latest sleeves and shoulders. Price; $725.00 up, - -

ant general elections in the his- ‘tory of New Zealand. to be Iaeld ‘probably It the end of Novem-

. her. f1 ‘ The big question is whether l Labor. in power for the last 11 lyears. will sta in office or be lsupplemented y a national party l government. Some political analyst: are citing ‘ setbacks suffered by Labor at the llut election in 1M3. and at sub- llequent by-electlons, as an indi- catl-arl that Labor's rule may end. The economic nlum of the 80s roved the death knel of the re- orm-unlted coalition ministry, iving Labor it: firlt. tutu o! of- lce in 1935. ' t g . g The Labor Government re eat- ed its succeal in i938 and 194 . Result: of the last election in 1M3 were: Labor 45 ieatr (50 in 1988); National 34 (U in i938);

I Platinum Muskrat Coat, nicely marked

with loose push-up sleeve with band M

W118i. lovely shade of grey, 100* back Price $465.00. ‘

Mall)’ other furs in these smart style; in our cheaper priced coats are now on display in Our Relidy-to-Wear Dept.

/ Independent one (five in 1988). By-electlom lince 1943 leave the / I / / present standing of pillill in tho I or u. National so. i dependent i.

Houn of Rapruantatilvn n: Lab- No definite policy program from either (party hll yet been an- but broadly milking Lab-

. or i| expected to rely on what ll I ha: done in the put ln providing

social IQCIITICY benefltl.

The Natzlonalpnrt ilhelleved to have no inlaentlon o repealing ex-i

Moore s. MFLEOD .1.

cushion-crown. Psi.

,1 min; loci: iqinlatlon, but is eX-q i f; ' , pected to favor folterhig a private _ " | | ".'.:..:::*¢."..:t:l=-" “M” ~ ~ I onl. l l UIUIUI IULDI l nmu. IATII Portugueu Indl a hitli t " -.. A-—-—/ POI I-‘IUGAL louree oi’ Irellﬂlliillliand erlgilfllfllllnl '°d§'-.""37li'ol§ ltlllirliifdn mlnlorlar- lviiiilil llleat fllifulie ‘drift grlfbrhy ‘l mm‘ m" “l Elllwe‘ ,1 . mum’, A—~—v-ul_ a _(°P)_The-:.iitn§t with the western world in were at work early in the 16th unfeeling omnimtence of stair‘: The terrible atrocltiazledt Roman (mimic chum, |, , p, ,d3’,n,§g°°.l"°d 15min" fvervbodys century. il a oehm of Indian nbsolulllmm which demands the "ml "m W“ ""2 wall g bind“ P ﬂ I . e. u . one Vlerla hurled in a convent in old Goa. control oi the political. l1 l" "n" cmlﬂllle" l" .......'.. 2.“.“ll.'..°. at‘. 21.22.:alxtllrislillllllsl: e Wlrllﬂ-m-==~1-n=l-==-vl»l- speaks In Victoria Ml» c will»? 512% "l- ""11" ﬁgidc. 13.011 the threshold of lride- Linboifon the way ti: lvlolrli) ‘.33 lhonwhﬁolit" go“? llvo l gfllilgmlxlludvlmld hm“ m‘ lollwlehﬂallliiieniiilvlcr DEW"; . - ' - ‘ c 90mm“ h" h“ ma“ Mom brwfii}: 51m dg-Mhdrv. Clllf. in the Portuiuua territories. The ¢- mill-liar. Cardinal Mcculnn iur- 5°" "W ‘he "l" ‘Muffin in alnco i610 Today the ltre t‘ l op ‘ ed “l” h"? "It 0f tho people are oi Indian. (l: ‘I'M Canadian Pralll “chilled in the ceremonies mark- wllhm" “m! l“ GO "' "m, um m“. mm m ngelﬂnud Porturuororhalm of than nonunion or Indlan-‘Portiiliioac VICTORIA. surﬁng-rt» that 1g: the om “ch15; my o! the "will!" dtw“ °' m“ “iito or- man o ocean of Vic. ____.___---

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~ _g ' e m tonan of mo n: or: dl ' . "w" I helm. lttﬂldld aha little once nor mach Ira r rulhed from‘ n n um when they ave their own court 1on0. by church. state and civic diuna- o! the tour Roosevelt freedoms on hlnullllio