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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-9-17, Page 9The Exeter SUPPLEMENT. 1 10 DOUBLE 'WEDDING All` VANCOUVER/ The Sunday Providence, of Van, couvor, B.C., dated August 30th, contains the following account of a doublewedding, one of the grooms being Dr. W. E. Weekes, who re- cently opened up a practice in Ex- eter. Dr. Weekes and his bride are expected home the ,latter part of this. week after a, wedding trip to Alaska. "More than usual interest attended the double weddingthat took place at St. Andrew's United church on Saturday evening, especially among pioneer residents of the city, when Annie .;Marjerie and Helen . Gertrude, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mutrie, became, respectively, the brides of Mrr. Hilary V. Littler, .son of the late Rev C R. Littler, and Mrs. Littler of Victoria, and of Dr. William Edward Weekes, son of the late Mr Edwin Weekes, and Mrs. Weekes of Wardsville, Ont Autumn- tinted utumntinted asters in shades of rose; purple and white, blended with vari- hued sweet,pea blossoms . in the chancel and he centre table at the church, where the service was con- ducted by Rev. J. S. Henderson, ' D. D. Ernest E. Vines,, Mus, Bach., F,. R.C,Q„ presided at the organ: Mr, Edward gaper supported Mr. Lit- Leeson ,it- t Le son assumed the same office for ier as best man, while Dr, Lavelle e I Dr. Weekes, Mr. Mutrie gave his daughters away in marriage. Atirecl..Alike Both brides were attired in gowns of ivory, .Marjorie in chaznieuse crepe, and Helen in satin romaine fashioned with ruched front panel of rich Chantilly lace; - Breton veils were worn in Egyptian mode, with pointed frill at -back of head, the former wearing a double cornet of orange blossoms, and the latter,a mitred circlet of silver pearls wt• side posy of. orange blossoms. QOM glia roses and lily of the valley coni -r posed their bouquets. Miss Margery Littler, sister of the bridegroom, attended the former as maid of honor, and wore a frock of orchid georgette over Pink satin, with hand -painted floral design, and ivory lace' and taffeta hat. Miss Mary MaeBeth *as in attendance on the latter, in a frock of midnight blue over orchid georgette designed with circular side panels, with rossettes of orchid and flat in harmonizing tones, trimmed with georgette flow- ers, Mauve and: pink sweet pea bloseebas comprised their showers bouquets, Solos Contributed in the interval of signing the reg- ister, Miss Jessie Aram sang "My World." Following the ceremony a reception was held at "Lanark Brae," Fairview, the residence of. thebride's parents, where only 11 - mediate relatives and ultimate friends were present, Mrs. Mutrie and Mrs, Littler received the guests, the former wearing a handsome gown of navy blue morocain poplin, with insertion of• blue andsilver lace, black velvet hat with ospreys and ostrich scarf; the latter wearing a smart gown of Week bengaline silk relieved with, white, black hat and ermine fur. Profusions of rose -tinted. Hydras-. ges blooms and dahlias were used throughout the rooms. Acting as. servitenrs were Miss Olive Cots - worth, Miss 'Jessie MacBeth, Miss Muriel • Munn, Miss Evelyn Hanna, Miss Bessie Dunsinuir, Miss Ethel, Livingstone and' Miss Eura Leeson. On Honeymoon Trips Later Mr. and Mrs. Littler and Dr. and Mrs. Weekes left on their honey noon trips, the former to Banff and the latter to Shagway, prior to tak- ing up residence at Victoria and Exeter, Ontario, respectively.' Mrs, Weekes wore for tra<velli;ng. a gown of Palely georgette in green and goldcolorings and coat of navy gaberdine with stole martin fur and. ,hat of beige oolored velvet wreath- ed with blue, gold and green velvet flowers. Clanciebo e The Olandeboye W: L held its September meeting at the home •of Mrs. A, Morgan, 4th concession, Mc- `Gillivray, with a good attendance. Mrs. George Young, , the president, occupied the chair. Roll call was answered by selections fromfavorite poems. Seven visitors were made welcome and 1 new member' was en- rolled. Very interesting and in- structive addresses were given ` by Mrs: L. Amos and by Miss Lydia Sherritt, who has been working in Celina for five years. An amusing. contest, guesing the number of rais- ins in a cake, was held, resulting in the • winning of the first prize, an alulnintui: pudding dish, by Mrs. GeorgeYoung. and the second prize, a nail brush, by Miss ,Margaret Dixon. The institute has offered prizes for the parades at ;the coming. school fair et $5, $4, $3, $2 and $1 and isalso giving $1 to each com- peting school at the fair. ' Tea was served uy the lunch committee, Mrs. iVfisses Florence McRann and Mar - George Dixon, Mrs. T. Atkinson and garet Maguire. The W. A. of St. James' church, Glandeboye, held this week's meet- ing at the home of Mrs, Omar Ouu- ningham, of the 2nd concession, Mc- Gillivr•ay. There was a good atten dance and the .afternoon was devote ed to sewing. A number of articles were made for the annual bale and patching was done for the quilt which is being madefor sale at the bazaar to be held later in the fall. A very interesting letter from Mrs. Frank Anderson, president of the W. A. of Huron diocese, was read by the president, Mrs. L, O'Neil. The letter dealt with the present Domin- inn convention in Vancouver and the coining convention to be held at Simcoe. Tea was served by the com- mittee, Mrs. S. McRann, Mrs. Wil- liam McWilliams and Mrs. A. Phil lige,` The Usual `'1Q.cent, : collection, realized a nice aWien to : the funds. • ZION Miss Lila Taylor left Monday for St. 'Thomas to assume: her duties as instructress in art, at Alma College, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Earl visited the latter's brother, Mr. Orville Cann of the Thames Road on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston spent ' Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Cann, Mrs. John Johns, Mrs. Geo. iarl and Mr. WM. J. Brock attended the funeral of the ' late Mrs. Samuel Peart at Guelph last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Johns, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Brook and Mr. George Brock attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. M. Hoskins of London on Thursday last. \Mr. Ephraim Hera has purchased the : 1Q0 were farm of Mr. Robt. Taylor. M'r. Taylor, • intends mov- ing to Granton in the .near future. Mr. Jas. Earl lost a valuable. horse Sunday evening, P�. 4,.,.1.,4,1 „,,,,,a,,,,;,,,,,,,, OUR j' ANN V[RSARY \SPECIAL PRICES AL.hTHHS WEEK OUR 6" ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL PRICES ALL THIS WEEK Y!� }Inds us celebratinge�eaentTin aur SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICES- gores o g ores with a than a billion sPEcIAL. ANNIVERSARY PRICES JAM 3Ib. GLASS JAR RASPBERRY R; ELAR ° 59c Anniversary. Price C SARDINES PEAS ROLLED OATS CROSSED FISH NORWEGIAN IN OLIVE OIL Anniversary Price 1 DOMINION BAKING POWDER 'CONTAINS. NO ALUM REG- 1 Ib. TIN rt . PRICE 21e SPECIAL 19,. ANNIVERSARY PRICE NEW PACK NO.4 SIZE SWEET AND TENDER Anniversary Price 2 TINS 25c FRESH MILLED Anniversary Price 5 lbs. 25c cum a week. a s growth..fmm a aman beteg to Canada's largest rete$. groans, in these wiz sera, can be dreetly attz'ibeted to one thing—Personal Service to our customers. The Personal Serviee of the Management in striving at ail times to buy the' best hi foodstuffs at the best possible prices and passing this saving on to you in the form s£ consistent low prices for what you bay. The Personal Service of our Supervision Staff in seeing that every Store and' ifs merchandise be kept spotlessly clean—that every product is moved quickly so that you are always assured of fresh foodstuffs at your Dominion Store. The Personal Service of our Store Management and Std is the courteous, helpful way in which they meet your every requirement. The. appreciation of these efforts —from the Management to the hurrvidaal on the Store Sa+ff to render you a personal sawing service on your groceries is indicated by oar ever -ink. sales • and number of new wstomers. FLOUR I RAISINSIPICKLES 24 lbs. WHITE SATIN BEST FOR FINE PASTRY Anniversary Price c CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS 1.5 oz. PICT. Anniversary Sale 2 FOR 23c VICTORY BRAND SW RET LARGE BOTTLE Anniversary Price 47° CHRISTIES' SODA_ BISCUITS Anniversary Price 5cn. SPECIALLY BLENDED TEA Special Anniversary Price DQS.L,0 C BULK lb. SELECT CMC BLEND RICI raj �CC TEA. / v 1b. COFFEE RICHMELLO BLEND This Coffee is blended from the highest grade coffee obtainable and is a real delight to drink, Special Anniversary Price I. Ib. c TIN X 113. s,c TIN COCOA RICHMELLO BLEND PURE BREAKFAST VERY SPECIAL OFFER Ib. 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