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,' - 'run cnannormrown GUARDIAN _ - -  _ .Paco Five.
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'Cheap Feeds
_ AND _ _
ee o m 5
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is jhat we are strlvin r,
\ Combinations or Stiiiigtiit
_ Feeds that will product; beat
.. re ults, _
0%” and .POTATOES-
- Jfvery ‘HJGH In price.
- Try our _Ground Out Feed
' 013| $2-00 per too in sag.
G _` to liieed Horses or Fatten
-Hon. ' ‘-
I J_¢_roey Pig Feed just ..tlio
feed to fattsn ,Pigs for market
‘_ quickly. Contains Lal Meal
\ _Ground Buckwheat, Wheat. and
` Osh, only $2.25 per 100 'lb.
Q Balf 1 '
Our Feeding Oatmeal is e
, ‘ceiient for Horses feed 2 part
- Oatmeal ` and 1 part Who!
i Oste. prloe only $2.50 per ba
- I-of 100 lbs. .
Wo have large stock of Oil
; Cake Meal, (old process) Bran,
_ Middiinqs, Cracked Corn, Corn-
fl |'l\9¢|» Shorts. Calf Meal, Feed
__ Wheat. Scratch Feed for Poul-
try, Bla`el_t and White Oats,
,\ beet Hay and Straw, Poultry
Supplies. Lowest prices
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f; Carter &Co. Ltd.
;_ Queen Street Warehouse `
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‘ ` it `_N'e've_r_ before has this store
- radlsuch a large stock oiz-
Rubber Footwear ~
W e can fit a n y size foot
and an y shape boot t 0 per-
fection, and o u r prices are
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at least 10 cents per pair 1
lower than t h e safne goods
I are sold for in Toronto.
|_ ‘Let us f-it you
worris-Smith-Beer
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7 ANDS _ .
Cacndar
A Mounts
lil-ed with Pictures of your
many outings or vacation
g1'}kc at ccpt .bio Christmas
i ts. _l
Our large stock of the
different sizes in Albums
and Mounts makes selection _
easy
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Now is the time to have-
your prints made before the
` Christmas rush
We do prompt Developing
and Printing. -
eo E Hughes
The Peoples Druggist
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T The Rexall Kodak Store 
HAIR _ I
_ BRUSHES s I
We have now on dis-
play athorough line of
_ Ebony Hair Brushes.
They include all the
best makes and popular -
kll'ldS. - _
Give us a call _
uit; M.nl<lNNoN 1
_ DRUG co- _
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"Xmas Gift-
- ` A few pounds of Hickey’s Black
for Soldiers
"l_ wist Chewing;'l`obacco,' or a_ pound l
tin of Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking _§
Tobacco. ` ` _
Insist on Hickey’s, the soldier
choice. ‘
Hickey & Nicholson, Tobacco Co. Lt
Charlottetown ‘ the .series of war sermons. His sub- 1°' an' ex'-E" 9 P B _U
U1
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 Y w .  `  I ' thersidemu The sermon was 8 mas' of Calgaryfs beebschools Before re-
__     r  terpiece both _ln its impiessiveness mmmg to their home ___ Q6 West
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I-laven’t- begun ' my
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isn’t much time left.
-No necessity for _being disturbed
_over Christmas shopping, you can find
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shopping and there .
_$1 lighting and which spoiioti' nitirnato emi’ and im* HH H Bwdeni Of P\'i“°°
~ You’ve heard folks say : “Christmas _ 1
is a nightmare, I don’t know what l’ll do,
The Gem' Gcafdfcn liioilviltnlclii wh   nts 
"V "W0 iv bw in this Province | ctiuncu r-mance --'ri-o rein
- _ - - dsrceinente tor the 5th Siege Battery - V' - A I ` K 'A i A I A  A - K'
_ Ti-is snAN1'.-'riie C. o. s. Brant‘nnq__1o5tli Battalion araaoa to st.   
°*“'°s 0" M°ndny morning for Chem Poten and st. Dona ana cathedral '-
°5“°- N- B- 1° miie ll bl-\0Yr» th e. for ce on Sunda mornin . The, _ *_ _ _ ~ '
9 9%' I U _ . _ Y. 3
- ‘ 4t-ll'-' egfment Band dittzouraed excel
Dl8c0UNT.- People wishing to lent mtiilic on parade. _
save monev should paythelr electric _ _ - --'- '
light bill today and receive discount CONCERT AND SUPPERC-F There
-3331. will boa concert in King George's
--va . _ Hall' Kensinsiton, on Tuesday. De-
THE GAR FERRY.-\3l`he Car Ferry cembel' 12th. at which Professor Hin-
Steamer docked in Charlottetown' on bon and other notable ‘musicians
Saturday at 11 o’c’iock. She ibrouglit from Charlottetown will take part.
42 passengers and twenty carloads of An' excellent supper will be served up-_
freight. ._ -stairs. Special train leaves the city.
-- 3329-12-93|.
AN APPRECIATl0N.- The pre-.
sentation to Mr. A Mitchell referr- BOYS WORK COMMITTEE.-The
ed to in Saturdays Guardian won Monday evening meeting of the Com-
happily a ireewlll offering and not it mittee on Boys’ Work will open in
farewell offering as '-appeared. -the Kpzey Korner this evening at 6
---- o’clock. Reports of commttees will
WAR SOUVENIRS-In Prowdc be submitted after which Mr. Lou
Bros., Ltd. Store window tyre dis- Buckleywifll give an address. All
played some very interesting _war members of the committee and others
souvenirs in the shape of German interested are requested to bs pres-
Military buttons, coins and shell,ent. _
fuses and cartridge covers which have _--
been worked into very pretty orna-' BRITISH MAlL.-- The next Cana-
ments by the soldiers in their spare dian steamer carrying a full mail to
time. These souvenirs were sent the United Kingdom will be the
home by Corp. J. H. King. 'SCANDINAVIAN' which is sched-
uled to sail from St. John on Friday
A PATRIOTIC FAMILY- Cap- next the 15th. instant -and all mail to
tain, the Rev. J. C. Martin, Chaplain connect with this steamer must be
or the 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders posted not later than. Wednesday
and late of Cardigan, reports that Bight, the _13th. S0 HS £0 i9liV€ the
when the 105th Regiment arrived", at Province on Thursday morning-
Witley he niet no fewer than six nep-’ - --l
hews and over a dozen cousins- all UIGG SCHOOL.-The standing of
fine specimen oi humanity such as the pupils of Ulgg School for Nov-
Belfast is wont to produce. One einber is as follows:-Principal’-s Dep
these was Pte. John D. Martin, son I-H‘i-ment. Grade Vii-A08 Ciilll-Dbeii
cf the Hon Speaker Martin. Pte. and John McLeod, 2, Florence- ilngs.
John is a credit to the iosth as wen 3, Marv McLeod- Grade VI-1. Fen-
nrtne island, as no stands it root 21/, ton Dawson. 2. Florence McLeod and
inches and physically _perfect one oi L9Siie` Hllggim. 3. Wilfred DHWSOU-
'-ine speclniens of humanity such as Grade V-1. Joan White; 3. Cilfisi-BHG
ever enlisted. |McLeod»and Margaret Martin; 3, Rus-
. sol McLeod. Assistant's Department.
NEW CAN FACTORY.-_-Mr. Ernest Grade IV-1. Chep'te'r MacPherson; 2.
Parkmaii iinislied` work on Saturday Donaidina Murchison; 3. Wiiiiifd MC'
on his contract of building the new Lqbd. Grade _lI,l-1. Kiathloen Mac-
can-making factory on St. Peter's fiaeod; 2, Ruth Ross; 3. Mary MacLeod._
Road. This is a tivo story- building 70 Grade lil-1, Hazel MacLeod; 2, ivan
x 40 feet with an addition of a boiler MacLeod; 3, Gordon MacLeod. Grade
house. The floors are all of cement 1-`l., Helen RQBBI 2- -i0iU“ii9 White?
and a 20,000 plant has been installed. 3. Ada Musick. Grade I Jr.-1, Alex-
Orders are already in for the manu- ander MaCL%0d; 2. EdiB0I1 iViH0i-£0,111
iacturing of three million cans. The~ 3. Melen MacPherson. _
new factory should prove a splendld_ _ ---_ _
thing for Charlottetown giving employ- GLADSTONE NOTES--Gladstone s
ment to a considerable number of peo- 0ifi`0Sl resident. Mrs. John W. Hor-
p1e_ A switch of the railway has been ton, celebrated her ninety-flri_i_t birth-
run iii alongside tho building to fac- lilly iasi Week- "Aunt iVi9l'0Y iS Siiii
litntc tho- hiiiiuiing of inc' iactoryii hole' and he'-my and taking an active
outm_ - _ part in sewing and knitting for the
_'___ 'soldier boys.- Gladstone Sunday
BRADALBANEF. The Btanding 0; School held their postponed ltally
the r,“p1|s of me Bradaybum, V|||ag,._ Day Service in the schoolroom Suii-
Schouh for the month of November is dal’ evening- Decembeif 3rd- The
as follows; Grade' VH|__1_ Cm., programme was entitled, "Doing Our
. d . _ Alf , Bit." The singiing and recitations
ll ll, 2, H K , 3,
M?,,~,.ay Grggil Vneinle il-em, MC}\F;e,;. given along this line, by tlie children.
` ` ' ell d d d th
non; 2, Louise MacKay. Grade lV.- were V°"Y ‘V ren ere an °'
1, Arthur Jardine; 2, Ray Kennedy.""°“5hiY Bnioyed bi' “ii P"_0*f9‘ii-'"
Grade n|__1_ Kathleen Hull: 2_ Amy Miss Beatrice Nicolle,_ Geoigetown,
Amccit; 3, Alon Mackay. G_rniic'ii.-- §I“’-_Pi ifisi W°_;=k Wiiiil héf PW’-“IS Mf-
1. Staiiileld Blggar. Gradc l.-1, Erma  Mi* J‘;__" N_C°iie» fG'i_*“iS¢_°“e~'“
limiiiedy; 2, Ernest Bigger; ll, lvnn Q 9 cilitgpr *img Wiiiii-i “'"‘°' Mr'
Keiiiicdy. Total attendance for thc 1331"? mmm- ili““_ ‘e“i?”i\‘i0d 10 iii”
inolith: Erma Kennedy, Kathleen fa Oh rtlngfaniS§,o5iiiltiiy and ills) longl-
Han' Teacher Mary Robmts' Ijgign Btli)e (xanliildiilli E(hg!iiiBee?siuetheecl'eo
.-- T e foliowln' W
is gghdixggr the phpiia of EnaiiwV_;’_$L3H-UL/}Y-1* _d"°;'YSt l5’I"2i*,Y
Valleyiie-ld School for the~month ot' CBN] 35 ‘Wag 1° em" Ze “N ' iggtg
Noveiiiberz' Grade VL- 1, Catherine ii 6 'wh 'B gary' ‘gil OV' t
Mauheod; 2, Martin Matheson; Ii, ;'V'el“h d “M J°“?pM“° dEi]:_IZ°b° h
Jessie Mnchcod and May MacPherson. wa€V'l han; G’ _0 in "~ ‘TM  J'
Gi-ado v.- 1, Flon-ic ivlacnood; 2. leg Clgsoef C‘;'{?.l:*f""we‘;6°_’:;me_§-in Sf'
Angus A; MacLeod. Gi-ads l_V.- i,'how_ hfmds nr. Yi im __ Th _ces
L. M. MacPherson and Allan S.| ' _\i.m*"" °by~ he
MacLeod; 2, Angus- MacLeod; 3, D.i;m°”i; was hP°"°"";e‘i d Y ite Re"-
A. MacDonald. Grade Il.- 1, Harold. Dgangf Hug 91;' ai; Ste hyhhe RE,”
MacPherson; 2, Marion MacDonaltl;f  erm" _“C onaid- T e ii" 9
 Stuart MacDonald. Percentage oi, “Qtr 3’8S_ Unaiiegdod was beciom ngtlyc-
auendance ‘°r~momh 93 per com' xliilatili hatnaihdwit tset Esfggofllihrswthg
,__ _ _ gift ofthe groom. Following the nup-
i.?§.‘.'l.'-="c'i.'f.i;.i. i.‘f'.Et".1`i'.§i-i'.`ti--» .if.`.t§’§,l gleispfqfi bfidlgl girly lbgeggfgsfed at
Rev Dr Fullerton, gave the third ini ‘B 9' 5°’ d‘:i°tr;in‘mem alverngg
ject was The Bright Side of War it states- The i"`i‘i9'3 going a’~'-» C05”
ti ,ion o‘ that of me prevllms tume being a suit of blue silk gabnr-
Stiilhdgylaeveninit. His text was Psalni_ gina' and a i"t§”i"°iéPi“_5h ‘é°:t-Tit? i:"id°
18:11 "His_pavlllon round about hini “S 'many ren 5 n "0 e OW"
were dark waters ami thick clouds oi' when her "°h°°‘ gy” were spent'
‘ years s-he has '-been rinclpal of one
and its optimism The righteousness
of the cause for which the Allies were “Wt “B B WP" °f Nm” D3 9 Acad
vgmol-y' ang- the ,Mex mnuence of of Wales College. P_‘or the past two
Bac,-mcg upon wa,-“ter pornlejd H went to their homes reeling that they
splendid framework for a seimon ii“`°“5i1' me mud-“Quite ii 1°* °f
that was at once eloquent, inspiring the happy young couple will visit the
and .gpm-oprlate for me t|me_ bride’s old home in P. E. l.,- Their
numerous friends 'wish them many
LABQR PARTV w||_|_ years of wedded prosperity and hap-
BE REPREBENTED "“ Pines- .
(Canadian Press Despatch.) ‘ THANKSGIVING WEDDING
_ LONDON. Dec. 7.-According to BELLS.- A wedding of special inter-
the Central News. the Labor Par has est o residents of Charlottetown and
“Fruit-a-lives Again Proves its
Extraordinary Povtrs
Rociioir, Que., Merch 2nd, 1915.
“I have received the most wonderful
benefit from taking “Fruit-e tives”.,
Isuffcred for years from R/leunialikm
and change oi' life, and I took every
remedy obtainable without results. I
tried ‘ Fruita tives” and it was the
Now I am entirely well-the Rheu
matism has disappeared, and the ter
riblc pains in my body are nil gone. I
distressing diseases, will try ‘Fruit»a
tives” Mxoxun ISAIE ROCHON
50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Frtik
n-tives Limited, Ottawa.
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GLEN MARTIN SCHOOL- The
following is the- standing of Glen Mar-|
tin School for the month of Novem
ber: Grade Vll.- 1. Jessie McDonald'
Grade V.- 1. Mary' McKinnon' 2,
Hugh A. Gillis and Jarmes Matheson
lequall' 3 Chester Martin. Grade,
IV.- 1. Margaret Mckinnoii' 2, Mar
Soren, MacKenzie- 3, Bcille McKen.
zie‘ 4, Seymour Single-ton. Grade
I|ll.- 1. Murdock Gillis. Grade lI.--
1. Donald McKinnon; Grade l.- 1,
Marjorie Martin; 2, Sadie' McKinnon;
3, Jack Gillis; 4, Hugh A. McPher-
S0ll& 5. John A. McPherson. Chris-
tine McKinnon, tenchcfr.
SOCIAL AT AFTON, HALL.-The
entertainment and basket social un-
der the auspices of Devonshire Red
Cross Society, was- held in Afton Hall
on the evening of Dec. 6th inst. This
Society has been recently formed ‘by
the' ladies of Cumberland, Nine Mille
Creek and Rice Point in order to help
on the great cause of Red Cross with
its ever increasing demands for funds*
and materials. Being therefore in need.
of funds ae- a basis upon which to.
:make a start, the above mentioned
ladies took _this plan to secure the
same. Although the roads were in it
vory muddy condition. people flocked
from far and near and the large hall
was packed to the doors.The chair was'
occupied by Mr. .lohn_ McMillan, M.
L. A., in his able, pleasing manner.:
Perfect order _prevai=lc~il. The tcature
of the evening was the p.-:':'2;ri_tation
of a drama, entitled: “How Charlie-
Wo`n‘ a Wife," by local talent. The prin-
cipal actors were: Gertrude Gorveatt.
Donald. McDonald, Stewart Inman,
(Llbbie Compton and Clara Gallant.
Lesser actors were: Julia Mcl')oiiald,
Florrie McDonald, Anna Ruth Mc-
Phee, Violet McNeill, ,Margaret Mc-
Eaohern and Helen Mi~'Don`ald. All the
actors acquitted themselves creditalily,
and the play was received with a pleas `
ure by the large n,udience.Following thc
program. tho has-kets were auctioned
by Neil J. McNeill, ’l’. A. Stewart
Nell Mc(‘.i\nncl and Neill McEnchern.
Tile handsome sum oi' $132 was reall
zed from all receipts. Tile ladies and
coniiiiittee in charge desire to thunk
the chairman and all those who in'
three acts. Sale of candy, (Gramo-
phone selections by D. N. Taylor)
Miss Anna McPhec.
I’-ERSONALS -
itor to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Patrick Hogan, Morell is visit-
Mr. Will Dean. City reurncd Satui'-I
day from Nova Scotia.
only medicine that really did mzgaadi i
hope that others, who suffer from such _
'  -_-,et the account settled. _ __ _
I'l"S WORTH 'IHINKING OVER ANYWAY
If we can save money-we can sell goods
cheaper-that pays lOU
If there are no bad debts-you do not have too
pacy for some other buyer-s goods and-that _pays
U ' . V .  °
If there are no more big book keeping expens
' es-nobody has to contribute toward them-and
that pays YOU
If you get what you want-pay for what you
get-when you get it--you have no worrying bill
.iiicad of you each month and that pays YOU
and after Feb. 1917
In the meantime L
_ about the overdue 
W bill- still" unpaid '»  ~
NO, WE DO NOT WANT TO SUE FOR THESE
But they have to be cleaned up-for,
when we commence on a cash basis-'-we want -
to commence with a clean sheet.. _
SO,-¢-LE'T’S HAVE THE OLD BALANCE _
, ’l`()i.)AY. CALL-SEND-ASK US TO CALL '
--any way that suits you suits us-just so that
Moore & McLeod, _l..tti_.._
iirdtily from ii trip to Nova Scotia. operator on the Evening News.
Mr J M Itoop, City; ciimc over oy
Glasgow,
And the buyer i
profits most of all`
---Terms Cash here on--
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any way contributed. to this succ- _ - ~"J`_'__ `
ess._-Following is the program: Chor- " ' i _ _
us: The honour of the Empire; Drama,_ pf _ ' _ ` _ _ _ 1- 
entitled: "H°w Charlie Won a wire' in M _ W. P. Douil, City, returned Sat- he has taken a iposition as a linotype
Violin duet by Everett and James _ ; ' , '_ , . , M_ J n C m f A|exandm_ ar,
Slowgagi ge-I;3c3l,_edD )§:0$;;Lh»_»:;hi,:i_ thc Cnr kelry Steamer Satuda). _ river; ht;nilt;s tr:)imnHi;max dn satur___
8 l' E- U ' ` .'
-- .J. H. J d , Al lrn, arrived day where he visited his- brother Ed I
the Door. Accompanie-ts for the even. _‘D22 Saturdgysdponl c;¢a_p_<B__ _lo NW ward Cum" who was wrecked on the
ing were Miss Libbic Compton and _ N_ S_ Schooner Wmmm 1-,_ Hood and ls m,w|
-_ in the Victoria Hospital where he is"__
ML “_ |.~_ gtewnrt, city, lclt Siitur- doing as 'well as can bc expected. Mr.
duy for Boston after inspecting a Cirllln hopes to leave iil0;il0IlJiiHi in
number of fox ranches. _ about a months- -time and willcome
Z- ,to his home here. _
Messrs. Chester McClure and Hen- ----- ‘
Mr. Benjamin Rogers returned Sat- ry Lapthorne, city, were among pas- d M _ M ul
Din west by the exp,-ess on Premier Matliicson an rs a
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“may night from Toronto' _ sengemg g I iesoii returned Saturday night, the
Saturday mowing' ~ former from Ottawa, and the latter
Captain T. J. Craig, Orwell, was a ____ _ _ .
_ -. l Amherst.. While in Ottnwa_=the
vim°r to me “ny on Smumay' Gr- 0SWi\iii Diiffach- Wes P°i"' lrsdiiilcr attended meeting of the
spent a short visit in Charlottetown Centra] pm,-|°||c igund at which a
LiV‘il1HSi0“- i‘3‘19i0“ Street- transacted. He also attended a meet
' ing of the Canadian Hospitals Com
“_” ittce At this meeting it was intl
M . C cil l)a'. late with the ifaini- mated that (‘aI\H i\ .
Mr. W-_ Acoiii. Mill' View. was a vis. me guest at Misses Belle and Bessie gr-eat dem of _mpormm Name” was
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ing friends in Miscouclie. _ ii’ ' ~ _ d was expect” to
F, e 3 Kent street iiiake hospital provision for i0.000
ers to-opeiatiye Stole. H . c
has gone to New Glasgow. N.S.. where wounded s_0idi€1'B~
W . _
1 just the right gift for everybody here.
- There are choice bits of Sterling
Silver, beautiiul pieces of Cut Glass,
Scarf Pins and Brooches in infinite .
variety-all sorts of Silverware, Watches,
and hundreds of pretty things that we
can’t begin to tell you about. _
° Come in and see the rare display -
anyway
_  J. R. GILLIS, Ltd.
" _ 1 Jeweler and Optician
 Sunnyside, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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-i eéttilsnmnitttiulianéu " i rrnmpq _mum
f.to'i-'iNet oi-tis co.
' (incorporated)
- 107- Fulton Market
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 FI sri -DE A L E it s  
 Smut; and 'Eels Specialties ~
ff _ ul .B°_,".B\l|”‘_;.-ei _wnmur .m»,,.,.¢_ stencils sent on_sppliestioe._
.__ - .Nmw t v¢.>-_RK 
 ‘ wilotsentl contention ` \
_ ty
decided to accept the invitation to
he represented iii the new govern-
ment.
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Santa Claus Sugysts
' Sensible Gifts
II
There is an increase in
the demand for sensible use-
ful gifts, such gifts are' not
devoid of sentiment for they
combine good judgment and
good will,
Thermos
olltee Pipes;
Ivory Goode.
Walking Mieite,
_ ing SIU,
'PHE
Johnson &
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vicinity was solemnlzed at the Met-
iiodist Episcopal Church Westboro,on
Thanksgiving dey when Etta May
'Enman. oldest daughter of Mr. Mark
Enman. was united in marriage with
Mr. William Paul Kulger of East
Hampton. The bride wore a wliite
silk chiffon dress and flowing veil
caught with Killarney roses and car-
ried a shower bouquet of Killarney
roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Hilda_Burlloe, daughter ot Mrl Henry|
Burhoe, a cousin of the bride. She
carried a bouquet of yellow chrys-
anthemumsi 'File bride is the oldest
grand-child ol Mr. Thomas Knight
Burnoe and wall given in. marriage by
h_er father. She wasjtttended. ill'
Miss Pearl Enman. sister as- fit-/wer_
girl and Albert Enyn. brother, as
ring bearer. Mr. R rus Roland En-
man was the Ibest maii. The double
ring service was used and after the
wedding a reception was held at the
homo of Mr. R. M. Enman. 11- WGS!
Main _St.. Westboro. where the brides
Sunday School Class served refresh-
ments to about sixty Mi"
Lena Curnings was The'
ushers four lady of the
namely:
Berry.
Myrtle
received
including
beddinl
and.
bride.
Miss Bertha
Miss Ethel
Burman
Miss
an
many
also a
Enman. a i-so
e Ymliil
were
for
they spent n short
which they will re-
Street. W tboro.
at home, 3: their
and 'l'lini-siiay.
a notes .ot Mr.
.pvirim si Ww-
en Tea 3,
or Coffee
Disa re9S
Use 1 _
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