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wedding ceremony. Monday evening when Marie
Ladurantaye Hodgkinson became the bride of Arvid

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| To complete her ensemble she
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Bay, Ontario and. the :son ‘of gift. of the bridal couple.  .
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mattson Frederick Meyer was best man
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ATEFUL MAIL telling me about the relief to —
be had ghrough taking RAZ-MAH. for hay
ever and asthma. If you are a sufferer, you at ur re-opening ad- At =
will be interested in this letter: “As a legal watch for 0 e- OP 6 enue West, leaves tomorrow by.
-.. seeretary, it is very important that I should
“not have trouble with my eyes and nose.
secretary: who is ever-lastingly sneczing and
blowing docs not add to the dignity ot her a
owever, now tha ave had sucn r r wpe mh nmin
satisfactory relief from using RAZ-MAH Sunday. We pay delivery Mrs. W.G Jeffrey, 604 Thomp-,
r, I can work cormortably right through the
heartily recommend this remedy to everyone

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white accessories and a corsage prietor.

   

to appear in showboat

Top winners from the Roy Gordon Talent ‘show
of past years will be guest stars at Kitsilano Showboat

been named Pacific National! yy and Mrs. Kenneth Warren
Exhibition Night and the entire|.ng family left this week-by car
program will be given over tO roy a three week vacation: en
Mr. Gordon, Hollywood talent | route to Manitoba.

scout who has handled. the’ PNE | ° :
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talent show at the PNE August | the city last night for a two-week
20 to September 5. visit. While here they are guests |

ti + gjat the home of Misses Frances.
The program staring at and Joan Cross, 223 Fourth Av-

enue West.

 

of 50 voices and a . professional
line of Kaye isint and Ted) we and Mrs. P. L, Ratchford,
‘ ” _ 1937 First Avenue West, returned

Mr. Gordon’s search for talent | nome this week by car following
takes him into the most distant), three-week vacation in the
corners of B.C. every year. The | Okanagan Valley. uo =

 

 

in an all-expense tour of Hol-.}| Here on a summer vacation are
lywood where they rub shoulders | mr. and Mrs. Bruce Love of Van-
with stars, visit. world: famous |couver to visit members of their
holiday spots and live in the|immediate family and take in
lap of luxury at the Hollywood- |the Prince Rupert Jubilee: Week
Roosevelt Hotel. — - celebrations. They plan to re-

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Announcements eee
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“ FIARAS ON DISPLAY—This jewelry,
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So --. Canadian Press Staff Writer

- LONDON — A. rhinestone. replica o
Margaret’s wedding tiara’ will soon be on display in
SUNDAY SERVICES —
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10:00 A.M. ee
“15 AM. . Us
ev. Ivan S. Gamble, B.A., B.D. -

Everyone Welcome

The two-hour performance has |’ PERSONALS : Canada.

“It will be part of:a collection

‘of jewelry to be housed per-
manently. in the Niagara Park
Commission buildings at Niagara
Falls, Ont. ‘

“Phe models are products. of

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Patrons to Showboat Wi Mrs. Denis A. Winslow and Tam firm in London’s expensive Bond

: $ ar’s . . : cs r
be given a taste of this year’s|ily, of Dawson Creek, arrived. in| «ss eet neighborhood.

“We were thrilled when we
heard . that the. commission
wanted to buy our work,” said

Betty Allan, co-owner with’ her

husband of Paris House. ~

The first order followed. a}

showing in New York of a col-
lection of fashions. - originally
seen privately by the Queen
Mother. Paris House provided all

the jewelry for this show, and

subsequently received a letter

from the Ontario .government.

asking if the collection’s 22 tiaras
were for sale. a
“Princess Margarét’s. wedding

jewelry: is part of another order.
- About half of ‘the 22° tiaras
have already: been sent. These:
- ‘include copies* of’: the Queen!
Mother's favorite tiara, and that |
of the Countes's of Rosse. Antony |}:

  

 

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801 Fraser St., every Monday and wn Jom her » daughter Moy
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Saturday. $0 3:30; gem summer. with. her grandmother,
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Our Dining Roém: willbe |e %Y September #0
closed temporarily for repairs, James Brewer, 829 ‘Ninth’ Av-

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to take orders to go out at.| vancouver, returning . Wednes-
the rear entrance from 5:30 jqday.. | -
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of $4.00 or more. “PA plane to accompany her

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after a week's visit in the city as:
guest of his brother-in-law and ;

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10:00 am.—Morning’ Prayer .
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held in Port Edward. ,

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5th Ave. E. at Young St. we
3unday School 10. a.m. and 13:15 a
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 pm,° |
Rev, J. A, Roskam—Dial 5060 -

REGULAR ‘BAPTIST. —
° 629 6th Ave. E.* |
.. Sunday School: 10 am...
Services 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, |
Rev, L..E, Jackson-Dial, 3971:
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(Meeting in Sons of Norway Hall)
. t19 Sth Avenue East ,
9:30 -a:m,—Breaking of Bread
Sunday School: 11:30 a.m, ©
. Gospel Service: 8:00 p.m.
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| Sunday School 9:45 a.m...

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