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WEDDING BELLS:
GABDNER- -QVAID
The Ashfield United church par-
sonage .was the scene of a. pretty.
stormier wedding . on Saturday af-
ternoon, Jay :4th,' when' -Annie e'Vla -
guerite .Quaid, daughter' of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Quaid; concession 7,
Ashfield, .was united in marriage' to
Gardner, elder 'son . of
Cecil'Ritchie �•a--_-,_,
Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Gardner, Con-
cession 12, Ashfield. The • ceremony
wag -performed by Rev. G.G. Howse,
pastor of the circuit. The bride, who
was unattended, was' becomingly
gowned in .a street length dress of,
pink. ' silk jersey, with I corsage of
ros Mr:- &- -Ge.r€ n. left
later by ' motor for a short. honey=
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THURSDAY, ,JULY 16th, 194
' LOCAL and GENERAL
Katherine Johnston Is holidaying
in Toronto.,
Mrs. L. C.' Thompson and Donald
are visiting this week in Toronto.
- Mr, and Mrs.. Wesley Huston and
Grace . visited the first of the week
;Miss Christina Carrick who has
}�e Kitchener for a 'time has
Bay.
in Hamilton.
been at
gone to North
Mr. and Mrs. James 'T. Webster
moved recently from Amberley to
their farm near. Brucefield. -
Miss Velma Vandewater of Well-
ington is visitmg at th home -of
Mr. and ,Mrs. Garfield .Ostrander. ,'-
Mi. and Mrs. Harold Button and
son, Clarence of Dundas speak the
week -end with "relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKeith of
Hazenmore, Sask., visited4,friends
on the 12th of Ashfield last, week.
Cameron Finlayson , of Toronto
was a week -end visitor at The home
of his mother, Mrs. A. R. Finlayson.
July. 4th, at 11 o'clock' when Rev.
Father Quigley united in marriage
Margaret Pearl McIntyre, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs: D. A. Mc -
moon, the .bide donning for trav-
elling, a beige coat with white hat,
ther-aecessieries in_white On
their return they will reside on the
bridegroom's. farm, concession 12,
Ashfield: '
Mrs. Sadie McMahon has returned
to her home . here , from Toronto,
where' she will remain for some
Intyre of Ashfield:and Gerald Cole, 1 tine.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cole,; of Un- ! Ronna Dowling of Hamilton re-
derwood. The bride, prettily attired turned home on Tuesday after vis
in a turquoise- o d= a tin tFie iuni of i :- ::rii f.r-
rying . a bouquet of roses and fern, Wm. Fisher.
irs: v was attended t last week from a two weeks' visit
t1��. _roregtP,_• .Carter of Godericl, 4__< <.,.,: her son Dr. Wrn.
was given in marriage by her fat -
by her sister Mrs. William MacKejnzie returned
attired in orchid and carrying sweet in Detroit with,
peas. Pte. Archie J. IVIcIntyre, R. t;. MacKenzie. :
A. F., attended the groom Dinner Mr. Ralph Pagan and daughter
was served at the home of the brides Barbara' of Toronto are visiting at
parents at 12.30. In the afternoon , the home of his daughter, Mrs: Ger-
many friends and neighbors Called aid Rathwell.
to wish the couple happiness and
pr per ty anu-:enjoyed a_ pleasant Miss' Sadie McCharles, of Huron
time dancingto the skirl of the bag- Township; who teaches at Ravenna,
pipes -played' by Mr. K. D. MacLen- is' taking :a tripto
Western Canada
nazi: Mr, and Mrs. Cole left late in during the y
S.
-the-afternoon-for-Mid1 d and Cal-
lender, and on their return will re-
side :.in Underwood. The bride trav-
elled in °a dusty rose dress 'with hat
and accssories to match. Relatives
attending from a .distance were. Mr.
and Mrs. W.. A. Cole, Underwood;
Mrs.: Ronald MacKinnon, Parkhill;
iffh -: andd,-Mrs-F
In All 'Saints' cathedral, Edmon-
--ten, Ite-V Canon A. 1V . Trendell of-
,
wet sem m. -
and 'Mrs, Robert Farquharson of
Moose Jaw, formerly of Edmonton,
and Mr. Adam Gordon Thompson,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Thompson of Lucknow, Ontario.
The bride wore a frock of British
tan, with 'a large picture hat and
accessories- to tone: and. a 'corsage
of orchids and fresias. She carried
a white prayer bock.
Miss Aleta Vickse, as bridesmaid,
was frocked in : blonde crepe, with
brown accesseiies and a. corsage of
talisman roses. . • • -
Little Barbara Beddome, the flow-
er girl, wore white starched pique,
with a Dutch capto match. She car-
ried a basket . filled with Multi-cal--
bred
ulti-col-bred sweet peas.
Mr. Hugh Farquharson,lbrother of
the bride, 'was best man.
A reception was held at the home
After the ceremony dinner was ser-
ed to the immediate. families at the
home of the bride. Late in the after-
noon the young :couple.left on their
honeymoon trip, the bride wearing
a dress of biege . and white with
white. .accessories Mr. and Mrs.
rti E .�7 d- saa•-.aruit�i.
Mr. and Mie asp:- S tent,,: r, -
and Mrs. . Carl Duke and ; Mrs. Ed.
Smith, all of Detroit.
HOGAN-COURTNEY
St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge,
was4he scent of a pretty wedding on
June 30, when Vivian, daughter of
the late Mr. 3. 'Courtney and. Mrs.
Courtney,' became the bride of Cor-
nelius Hogan; son of Patrick Hogan
and the late Mrs. Hogan. Rev. Fath-
er Hogan,uncle of the groom, per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev: Father Quigley,' parish priest.
Misses Catherine and Patricia Sin -
nett sang during the signing of the
register: The bride, given in mar-
riage by her eldest-, brother;__Leo,,
wore a gown of embossed organza
with a floor -length veil and carried
a bouquet of red roses. Miss Grace
f M sirina Johristo., 9£.: atre., to .
intimate -friends of the bride and
groom. After a short honeymoon in
the mountains, Mr:' and Mrs.
Thompson will reside in Edmonton.
�.` COLE=-11icINTY1iE
A pretty . •wedding took place ' at '
Kingsbridge oii' Saturday morning.
d
Coriui tney as her sister's bridesmat ,
wore a gown of pale ,blue net with
a shoulder -length veil .and Carried
a bouquet of pink roses. R. Loa
Judge, niece of the bride; was flower
girl. She wore a floor -length gown
of pink net and carried a bouquet
of pink and"white roses. The groom's
RUSSELL.,--Glf'ES1 M —
A lovely Wedding.was,held. at the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs:' W.
A: McKibbon, Wingham, at 4 .o'-
clock on Tuesday " afternoon," June
30, when Miss Mary .Graham, dau-
ghter of Dr. and Mrs. F, R. Graham
of Estevan, Sask., became the bride
of Sergeant Observer James Russell,
R.CA.F., son of N. and Mrs. W. A.
Russell, Wingham and formerly of
Lucknow: Rev. C. H. MacDonald of
Lucknow officiated assisted by Rev.
Kenneth MacLean of Wingham. Tie
ceremony had a garden setting with
the wedding party standing in front
of a rose arbour between tall stan-
dards "of blue delphinium; white
ies anTd red roses. The bride" -given.
in marriage by her father, Was very
beautiful in a large white hat hea-
ven blue silk suit with applique on
jacket of the same material. Her
corsage was Dream roses. Miss Pat-
ricia Graham- was her sister's
bridesmaid. She wore a small pale
blue hat to 'harmonize with her two-
piece dress, the jacket embroidered
in pastel tones. Her corsage was
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D- -MeEf A,ppiSint., Tic one of the most successful and
widelyknown cattle feeders in Eastern Canada. During the past four
year he has fed over 40 tons of CATTLE CHECKERS with his grain.
He must have a reason for doing that.
aii o.duct__ to _get tom.: quality eggs
door to J. L. McMillan, phone 1
Lorne MacLennan, next M s..
Talisman roses. The . best, man was
brother, Bill Hogan, was best man. ' ,Mr. Edward Graham; brother' of the
bride. Miss Marion MacDonala,
Lucknow' played the wedding
Mid -Sumner
of DRESSES
awcF(OAT
BIG SAVINGS On All Ladies
DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS
And BLOUSES.
B. P E A R L M A ._a.
LVCSNOW MOSE 85
march from Lohengrin and Miss
Helen MacDonald sang "Loves' Cor-
onation" while the register was be-
ing signed. .
A reception was held following
the ceremony. The bride's . mother
a : own of rose sheer with
large white hat. The groom s trio JP
er wore a redingote of powder blue !,
sheer with flowered hat: in harmon- 1
izing tones. Mrs. Kenneth MacLean
-and Mrs. J. W. McKibbon poured
tea. The reception fable, was very
ttractive centred with the 'bride's II
bake set in a -bed of pale pink roses.
'l1'or- travelling the bride donned a
Iflowered green and white silk jer-1
sey dress with .matching accessories;
`Mr, and Mrs. Russell are spending
their wedding holiday at Bruce
Beach.
•.Mr.; and :Mrs. Andrew M.. Thomp-
son of 'Bowmanville are spending
the surilaner at . Lake of Bays, "Mus-
koka, where Andrew is in charge
of Grove Park' Lodge. Mr.. , and Mrs.
Thompson and infant; dau-
ghter of Toronto are also .spending
the summer in Muskoka where he
is an ,instructor . at the Taylor -Stat -
ten camps:
Old Time
Fiddlers Contest
IN THE ARENA
Lucknow
FREE! • FREE!
Saturday, Julp 25th
at 8.30 o'clock.
'Phone pr Leave Entries At
on Ta lor's Drug Store
By. Friday, July . 24th. Orc
estra Leaders, Barred.
$115. i11 Prizes'
3 CLASSES.
Age ;25 to 40 $5.00
Age 40 to 55 5.00
Age 55 and up., 5.00.
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British Spun Rayon ' 'Print . for or gir s
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British BroatkIoths, all colors, full yard wide,
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Flt. -Sgt. Al Guse, Mrs. Guse and
son Douglas of St. Thomas spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Johnston.
FIying Officer John ' Weston, his
mother, Margaret and Bill of Tor-
onto spent a day ,last . week with
their uncle R. J. Moore.
Harold Ritchie of the R.C.N,V.R.
at London, his sister Mrs. McLagan
of 'Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. Ehner . burn, Arkona;. ,Camlachie,
Norman and Elaine, Mr. T. Norman, Lucknow and Watford.
Miss Reta Sturgeon and Mr. Dave
Sturgeon of ,Kincardine, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Webster and Lois of
Varna were recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. Jas. Webster, Ashfield.
ENGLAND FAMILY REUNION
The fourteenth annual reunion of
the England family . was' held as
and her son Billie spent the week -
usual at Grand Bend on Wednesday,
end with Mr. and Mrs. James Rit-
chie.: .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snider and dau-
ghters Maxine and Joan and Mrs.
Valencia McGuire of Detroit are vis-
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Herb En-
sign.
Mr. \and Mrs. Robert Fisher Of
Hamilton spent the week=end here.
Miss Mary Fisher," student nurse at
I' Hamilton Hospital is remaining here
fora week's visit.
Mr, and ,Mrs. Gordon ,S. Macln-
1 tyre "(nee Dorothy Miller) of Sioux
tl‘lookout are spending the holidays
at St. Helens and at Mr. Maclntyre's
I home near Paisley.
t R b' son of East Wawa -
July 8th. As the members of the
family are scattered over: an area -
of 100 miles from north to south,
the- annual privilege of .meeting one
another means a great deal to them.
At noon a sumptuous .picnic dinner
'was enjoyed by all. Speeches were
made by a number present: and the
business of the clan attended to.
Sports . results. were- as follows:
races, children under 5, Paul Dol -
bear; 'boys, 9 and, under, Bill Dol -
bear, Jack Dolbear; girls, 9 and un-
der, Eugenie Johnston, Marion
Woods, Onalee:Batson; young men,'
Hiram Moffat; , young ladies, Hester
Werden, Mrs. Calvin Dolbear; men;
Albert Johnston, Thomas Woods.
Ernes o m The officers for the coming year
nosh, who had been ill with lung are as follows: honorary president, i
congestionat the home of his sister, j +W. 11.'3ohnston, Exeter; past presi-
Mrs. John Kilpatrick', was taken to dent, Dr. W -"VIJohnston, Lucknow;
Walkerton Hospital last week. president, Elmer, Moffatt, Watford;.
first vice-president, John Hair, Wat-
Mr. Alf Armstrong, Miss Beatrice ford; 2nd vice-president, Oliver
Armstrong and Mr. Wm. Armstrong, White, Toronto; secretary -treasurer,
Sr., of London spent the week -end Cecil Johnston, Lucknow; luncheon
here, with the latter, remaining'; for `committee, John Cavanaugh,.Strath-
a few days' visit. Mrs. Armstrong, f roy; sports committee, Horace Del -
Sr., is somewhat improved in health . mage, Camlachie, • - Elmer 'Woods,l
and is able to be about the house Watford, Morley Johnston, Auburn;
at present. courtesy. committee, Mrs. (Dr.) W.
Miss A. Ratz, Mrs. 'Anderson De- H. Woods; Mt. Brydges.
war, Grace, Mary and Carol Dewar, Members were •present from Au -
Exeter,
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Roll _ 15c
Frontenac PAPER Serviettes
Box 13e
Heinz SANDWICH SPREAD
Bottle 20c
KLIK -
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Tin 30c
Dyson's Sweet Mix PICKLES.
Bottle • ` • 25e
CLUB HOUSE OLIVES ;
Mixed, Bottle 35e
LIBBY'S KETCHUP
n Battle `15c
Weston's FRUIT BLOSSOMS
Boa 23c
Niagara Maid GRAPE JUICE
Bottle - 25c
'Harry Hornes PUDDINGS
Each 5c
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HOIRNE'S PEANUT BUTTER
31/2 lb. tins • 70c
THOMPSON'S..
'Phone 82 We Deliver
and women's dresses, wash;go�•ods, reduced -to -49c
19c
reduced to
2Sc and- 29c
Britiih Flanelette, white and colors, , 36 inches, at
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