OIWILI. COVE NJ.

{The regularnwnthlymeetiiu _ ;;,..;_-.__

was held liitheachool room on , -‘- ‘ ' "

October 9th with 6 members and ~u‘- 5- -en

1 visitors preaent. Meeting coca- ed with Mary Stewart collect. ’ Meeting was presided over by Mrs. Edison Macbean. Roll . call was anewered by .15 cent

~ auction on cup and saucer ' been Cantu-o lcbara. lotnetrs Editor. Panes In lrilsmlhhcwbouldn by M". Mun‘ 4 ‘W p E I .34‘; . . Minutes of previous meeting. A . C » " " 4 ,- N W‘ l

. All Items on Sale THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY

L_ '1‘hurs.. Oct. 24.1957 Th: Guardian Page‘) 33 moi com-nmm av-l

Arranaanenta - were made to e school room Wedding OT Popular « painted during fall vacation. I . Next meeting to be in school Coup o Is Solemnized mom. men an to in inylns oi tees and 10 cent auction. A lovely autumn wedding was posed a toast to the bride to Mr" ""9" 50059! ‘-0 ‘DO 0|‘ <olt-malted at St. Mark's Church' which the groom tittingly regpouj P-'°¢TImm¢ tom-mi - 1 Lot 7, Sept. 17th at 9.1!) a.m._ ded_ ll Lunch committee to be Mrs.‘ uhen Eileen Rose Mary. daugh- The bridal party motored to Mm“ M'°'-‘°“ “d M"-- lcr 0! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard,Summeraide. returning to the Jim“ 300391 All lB|0l'¢IUM' > Cape Wolfe was united home or the groom where . de. l*P|:e§0nl&9Il was not on by Mrs.

in the holy bonds of matrimony licious supper ed me Wt" 1451-91“. W00 1! M11. .31]

Will! James Alexander Dale. on- immediate meI'::esrs‘et')l; thewlam~ 5°“ M’°L°°d- A d°“°l°“3 ‘m y styhd ‘y 5011 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald uy. lunch was then enjoyed served C‘-‘mm.

\ .\lcl\ennI. Elmsdale. by the In the evening a reception was by “'9 l“”°1" °°“‘m"'“"- M99‘

pislur Rev N. Tralnor who held home of the bride‘ in: than addournedr

JEWELLERY

Glamorous assortment of jewellery

The bride entered the church gifts includin a mm o( mo . on the arm ol her lather to the The evening vT'as pleasantly‘q;-at '0-MIN" VOTE 1‘ ’ ' ' . ‘ umml. Th; women's suffrage amend- ’ played by Mrs..Ben.nett Howardljed by Messrs Guy Boulter and meat to the us. constitution was she v‘va.s Lt‘-Jhanning (I)!!! herlballer-1Leo Doyle. passed by Conzreas in 1919. ina €118 IOWII ny on net, Following the pee [ion mg 1; —m--1-——-—m—— otcl‘ satin with i-itted bodice,’ py couple left on fpilort hone‘: 30”“ ""‘°“'"°‘ l Children's long titted lily point sleeves,‘ moon trip through the Maui OTTAWA <m’i—-The bureau ol —with rhinestones on gold and silver ' eedau 671110

Peter Pan collar. matching head-‘ times. stdistiee said Tu 1,

dress and anger tip veil. silo; For travelling the bride chose Vehicle! em-rod Canada din-ins base. Reg. 1.00. Each’ at one low

carried a white prayer hook.i a grey um,-ed .uit‘wm. whit. 3,- Septeuber compared with 1.713.-

izlrt of the smom and I bouquet‘ cessories and oorsage of white 000 it year also. The decline was Week-end Special Price. _

M mag‘. . . |°”“'u°"°l' - "muly Tmimwd ‘o T" “ﬂy U“ to 5'98’ For ‘Meek-end special. Your choice of two lovely Datterns—“Peach Miss Phyllis Reilly was maid On their return a reception L350? DI)’ Ind thll lnlD)"nAlnl!l‘- Girls‘ all-wool knitted bolero type sweat- - c Blwmu or --wild Rose--_ Each at comm’ “

93.

of honor tor her sister. She was‘ was held at Summerlea Reataur- 93‘ ml!’ hi" ¢-‘P0095 All!‘ . .. beconﬂngly gmpgd in . mile.--l mi, 5umm,md¢_ when . hm uu, in the first nine rwnuu of era in vlprant red. Bat-wlng sleeves, one :ng:':le‘r.eA(l's.. ;.|§'.",;t-$5: t:!:'/,:!; 513:‘; W223; a special at only ea. 6 .49 famous name

I08 lﬁlllﬂl NW 01 YGUOW nylon tired and twenty-live guests at 1”” "5"" *9" “M0-wo 9'"-Tl“ HOLMKN'S CHINA - - - Both stores

“I W‘, “net. with WM“ '0' ‘ended a dinner ‘M an“. M“ mmpu.“ Mm 13'“3'wo 1.“! button at neck. Ideal worn over a blouse Good Quality

; L5 3. 5- o § E E O =- E 3 5 3 § ! n

\ Veloura, velvet: and felts in cap- tivating styles—-cloche, plllbox, and

turban-——with various trims. Black.

Blue, Green, Brown and Rose. Val-

—necklaces, brooches, earrings, pins

'-'°“‘,""°' “d “"'“’d ' b°“‘l“°‘; site we, furnished by Ted A—- y'”' ’ for chilly days. Sizes lie 1! years. Reg.

of pink roses. ‘ The duties of best man were‘ "eff" Or°h°""'" They we" . l 13- Wﬁkiﬂd 5P¢¢ill. "Ch performed by Mr. Wilfred Gritn recipients of many lovely gins groom is a successful farmer. '

tin. I-rientd of the groom. ‘at this reception. testifying their 0"‘ °' WW“ 3”” '“‘°“‘““3- ‘ Durins the ceremony, the wedding were Miss Joan Men > I

Women‘: ALL WOOL TWEED

SKIRTS

M”-A popularity. . Bennett Howard as organist sang M ' , _Kenna. sister _ol the smom nndi the Nupugl M“; ‘mg ml." ap.‘ _l» 3_'‘d M” M°K9““8 “'“' Mr. Glenn Jolllmore, both ol Hal-l propriate hymns with M” wii. reside in Elmgiale where thei ifax. N.S. ‘ lrcd Dalton as soloist. _ _ _ The bride's mother chri so‘

for her daughter‘: wedding a .

blue Arinel tweed dress, with ’ ‘ . /

white accessories and corsage ot’ »- .

white carnations. ‘ ' _ 1 _

_ The groom.‘ mother MN, 8 S N A “r” asgor mam of Simulated plastlc in Brown, Black.

navy blue crepe dress wimvink WSWY sheath style skirts in all

Navy and Tan. by Julius Resnlck.

accessories and corsags ol pink - m}e:l'lWm3 the cgremgny ill. woo] tweeds‘ Brown‘ Black Pouch and tailored satchel-style ‘ bridal party motored to the home I gnd (‘,rey_ Broken gjze . oi the bride where breakfast was. Wllh 801d <?010I‘¢d metal framet ROI 0' “ served to forty gues Edmond Nursery blankets in Pink or range in the group form- 500 loodl Qua ty rubber. The brides table was ccnterd txgnrr QALAD 3ow1, - moldtd In One plecI—lIo

gun .“¢nh{rh,,.ue:ni:;:?g;:g lfgzﬁl 8".‘ I u 0‘. home Blue cotton eiderdown. Generous size. ‘M “mom “d out in the undid Giant Si" N . H” 69¢ 36 x 50 . Slight defects will not affect

wear. Reg. it perfect, 2.29.

erly priced up to 7.98. For teams to split. Potion!- . ed for hantlne. 72 ea. c *vV.ek'end Specmh capacity. Red and Green. 99 1.49. Weekend *0- . clal. each .77 only lllllll Hustle

HOLMAN’S LADIES’ WEAR - - - Both Stores

—:._..—.:.._j.._._ ' Women’; ‘ won." ‘ Dainty plastte aprons. an DUTTIO ‘ I p. N I ::ll;.M'l|‘edﬂeo::‘e. 1

tional manner by the bride and‘ Large Size . _ _ _ ' _ _ 35¢

groom. Rev. J. N. Trainor pro-

s'r. MARKS A.v.l>.A. '%c-'.l"""T

The regular meeting of St. -R Mark‘: A.Y.P.A was held in the parish hall. Oct Nth, 1957. The C t meeting opened with a hymn. followed by prayers led by the B.” chaplain. Roll call was answered

with 28 members. . Minutes of last meeting were

read and apprqved. The treasur-

er gave his report. Plans were made about the communion breakfast to be held in French ‘River. October Nth. It was mov- ed by Laureita Mill, seconded by PERFECTION ICE CREAM '

Lome Adams to have a candle . 1 . ~

» l::.: Special llallowe en 3|‘|Cll- iii. 29¢

Carr. that the secretary send S ' PERFECTION

for more membership cards. *5 MILK"

‘I <3;

co Small nu. nu. son, now

l0LMAN‘Il&IO---I'IlIe Navy wool and cotton

frieze. with quilted ray- on llnins. Inside zipper. An assortment of {lattice and wed- ,

— . A x V ta .. Volunteers were made to help . with badminton. They are Clar- H001 once Moase. Laurette Mill. Gnr-.

‘ don Mill, Clayton Mill. Keith Sudsbury and lrrne Glll. I

It was moved by Laureiia Mill. seconded by Janet Murphy. the

‘wooden mm ‘men’ Splendid assortment of women‘: 3'9“ 1" bmke" Si" ”"‘3*- 39199 "'d m" 3"" “'H'7‘ cubamheel pumps of kip and Ca” brown in Elk and side leathers. Or-

w9ek_,,,d Spe(«|a, leather. Not alfsizes in the lot. ‘ i3i"‘”-V 398' F0’ w99k""d 5P°‘5W‘»

///////// //'/Li,/W

lneetinl be adjourned. Lunch per pan-_ ,. was served by committee. Then a treat 0! corn from Mr. and \ l , Mrs. lngriiham was enloyed by . -"- PRICED AT WAIASSO ‘\ _ K or 69 W350 AT Sub-Standard I 4 "3" 2-59 pair SHEETS IOLMAN1 SHOES ' . . ch"l.““°''1 no|‘MAN'g snags _ . _ smmmue Famous name sheets In doublebed iIlse— Oi x

loo". Medium wetlht cotton. hemmed ends. The slight imperfections will not affect the

wear. Reg. if perfect, 6.40 per pf_ pg; wegk. end Specials Men's WORK SHIRTS . . . . I29 ' Cotton flannel plaids and plains in sizes

15 to 17. Convertible collar, two breast pockets. Strongly stitch-

Corduroy in Blue, Green, Brown and Wine. Elastic at waist. Sizes 2, 4 and 6. Reg. 1.49. For Week-end Specials,

only C « ' I ":2 I I . e 0 i .-A --‘ ' ‘f .-:\:~; ‘sin -’ "‘.:.‘§: V ‘a‘-' P’ 0' - e a.e\\\. . '\\‘§ AOA1‘ ' ‘o In ‘ \:e‘‘.° ' ‘\ \g‘QtaK.\‘s~‘\ 4 .

\‘.'

Flannelette

BLANKET 5

Our moat popular weight M laanelette blanket

~{TIlCkTy napped and closely woven tor long

wear. Rose or Blue striped borders. sin '70 x

I)" Limited quantity. Reg. SN per pr, ‘nil. !

pitiii MAT ésrs

0! thickly tufted chenille in nlue. hirquolae. Wine and Yellow with raiaqt ﬂood ﬁg, multl-colored. Two pieces in the aet— ~ seat cover and floor mat. Rex. ll. For Vett- eadﬁeetals. per get

1.59 ,,,

aoi.Maii-siaatavswna-.‘-iiotastam loI.IIANflIoIll'tlIﬂIlDNlIeIeI~Ie

A ‘FAMILY AFFAIR AT llDl.lilAll‘

ed for rugged wear. Sanforized. Reg. 2.49 and 2.93. A weeltiend Special at only ‘

I i‘ l _.A

boys’ TRENDHCDATS

“Croydon" coats of nylon blend in Navy,

boys’ SHIRTS

Tailored cotton ﬂannel "little boys’ " shins la assorted plaids. Neat cellar. loag IIOOVII with buttoned euffs. laea I to I. Reg. 10. A

«' ‘Silver Seal

MOLASSES. 2 an. 69:

iiAuo.vlmi SPECIALS

.He||owe'en ..Kiss'e¢ . lo '53- 3 C e,ee'ee:'I.

Grey and Brown. Full rayon lining, all

around belt, two slash

pockets. Shower-proob '00 ed. Broken sizes 24 to

38. Reg. up to 14.95.

Week-end Special