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The
crowds
have
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The
captains
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kinffs
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gone
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apuin
the
world
lias
seen
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that
the
British
kini'dom
is
the
stranKest.
mntmdlrtory.
world
power
pjanet
hs
"vcr
seen.
FHzabfth
the
Second
QUEEN
ELIZABETH
is
shown
behind
her
carriage
as
she
leaves
Buckingham
Palace
on
the
way
,wned
to
rpin
over
more
B
beings
than
ever
paid
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cruwnru
ai
wesimuisier
nuwy.
PRICED
AT
mre
u
any
monarcrt
wno
'ruled
anywhere
on
this
But
the
spirit
of
the
age
Ethel
Joan
Croxford
Weds
Bruce
Mills
i
....
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thkh
the
young
fcjueen
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
EASY
TERMS
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contr
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i
Rnnrrt
nr
hv
in.
'.jov.rrr.meiiv
none
s
to
the
throne
is
one
ot
.ional,
comparative
decline
litary
power.
British
Columbia.
n
Solemn
Ceremony
at
Cathedral
Here
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ml
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...ill
i.atnr.n
tr
"ITE
of
the
fart
that
the
A
pretty
weaaing
ceremony,
ine
onae,
given
in
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No.
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Ridley
Court.
Commonwealth
contains
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fnr
Rririe
and
eroom
were
both
APPD,DADJ(3ES
with
the
quality
traditionally
asiociated
,
.
,
with
the
nam.
RCA
VICTOR
Come
in
for
a
Demonstration
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writ
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hnm
and
educated
In
the
city.
in
anv
poiiucai
anii
cuauun
,
Dnue
or
Kooeri.
nruce
iwiiis
in
un
cuaciiiuic
an
cjh
,..
and
in
snite
of
the
fact
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
7
r
p.m.
chantilly
lace
gown
with
lily-
,The
bride
was
formerly
a
mem-
i
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t
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hr
nf
thp
Women
a
Division.
mi
nr,
s
ppvp
a
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a.
uiiauri
cu
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The
bride
is
the
youngest
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,lihln
m
Itself
the
raw
ma-1
.
.
held
in
place
with
a
coronet
of
RCAF,
andlhe
groom
is
employ-
seed
nerls.
She
carried
a
wu-,eu
ai
o
v.
nu.,
.
S
U,
make
v
t
more
power-
,d
prosperous
than
any
Croxfordi
Croxiord.K
Rldley
U
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ApartmenU,
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and
American
Beauty
roses
is
the
youngest
son
mn
of
of
me
groom
string
of
pearls,
gift
mrt
nf
the
earth.
Brit
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518jand
wore
a
.
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...
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i.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
c.
C.
Mills
LUXURY
,
as
a
worm
power
is
very
.
-----
4
not
wh:.t
she
was.
Mu,;Brae
Place.
we
permltu-cl
ourwlves
a
The
ceremony,
performed
by;
01
me
groom,
an
uu
iiemuuiu
handkerchief.
Miss
Margaret
Doir:n
was
Syat
sum
a
lime
01
dir
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maid-of-honor
and
Miss
Edna
You
Can
Afford.
.
.
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we
might
say
we
arc
was
neia
in
a
scums
01
wmu
unu
i
"Uncle
Trouble"
We
In!
pink
decorations.
:.ir.
Peter
Lien
Kirkham,
bridesmaid.
Miss
Doir-British
Commonwealth
are
'
provided
background
o
r
g
a
n
on
those
a
white
and
pink
chan-Z
,
.i,
rti,t
n,,,,.,,,
m,r
Itilly
lace
gown
end
matching
H
From
Terrace
to
,
(WINNIPEG
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Acme
rune
and
headntece
and
Miss
threat
of
the
spreading
.
Chrome
1
Communist
empire.
'
But
ccung
that
threat
we
are
LmX
Vat
j
Kirkham
wore
a
mauve
taffeta
jgown
with
matching
headpiece,
j
Both
carried
bouquets
of
Koko-i
ma
carnations.
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STl'ROY
lied
by
circumstances
ti
CaMadioM
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4if.fWfS
Jjr
CONSTRUCTION
as
junior
partners
In
a
or
enwboy
posse,
headed
EASY
TO
Groomsman
was
Mr.
Richard
Mills,
brother
of
the
proom.
Ushers
were
Mr.
David
Brown
jr
good
neighbor,
the
U.S.A.
HEAR
CLEAN
weaker
moments
we
some-
Football.
Friday,
7
p.m.,
vs.
C.Y.O.
130
Father
Moore's
visit
is
to
Sunday,
June
14.
lt)
wonder
which
is
worse
hreat
of
Uncle
Joe
In
front
BRUCE
BROWN
!
well
meant
but
head-
Coniult
your
Trvd
Agent
i
CimdUn
Facific
Airlines,
Phone
7tS
and
Mr.
Eric
Moore.
At
the
reception
at
Legion
auditorium,
guests
were
received
by
the
mothers
of
the
bride
and
groom,
Mrs.
Croxford
wearing
a
navy
blue
sheer
dress
with
nylon
lace
trim
and
pink
accessories
i
buniiline
of
our
own
tern-1
.
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i.,k-
nnoiitpr
ry
leader.
Uncle
Sam.
Fridav.
June
5.
8
P.m.
Initiation,
WONDERFUL
11
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III
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APPEARANCE
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Mr
Your
kitchen
will
gleam
with
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111
shining
colour.
So
easy
to
keep
.t
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.inn
with
no
risk
of
stains
1,
p
same
newspapers
which
;
slver
marcn
ond
party.
(130)
pd
the
first
reports
of
the
lation
of
our
new
Queen
!
Moose
Whist
drive
Saturday
and
a
corsage
of
pink
roses.
Mrs.
Mill's
chose
a
dusky
rose
it
t
laconic
riesnateh
from
June
6.
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
-Ington
that
the
U.S.
Senate
i
welcome.
t!31
'
heer
dress
with
lace
trim
and
list
passed
a
law
making
it,
,
wpi
park
ftF-
!
nale
ereen
accessories,
att
a
cor
LIBERAL
.
CFPR
in:15
p.m.
June
6th
flag
ilae
any-
any-
"
;
-
.
u
,;.i
nt
nint
rnsss
to
fly
the
UN
in
the
U
S
A.
except
In
a
KlUtK
Mr.
n.
n.
niuuu,
..!
r
be
available
for
interview
by
The
bridal
table
decorations
interested
veterans
at
the
Prince
1
were
a
white
grass
linen
table-
.
.
.
i
,
...
h.
...-
&
.1..
alra
.on
of
Inferiority
to
the
and
Stripes.
Kupert
HOiei
at
i
ju
k
"'.
ciorn.
cerureu
uy
uic
wwu.
Saturday.
June
6.
(131)
and
banked
by
vases
of
flowers
GREAT
historian
Tovnbee
and
pink
candies,
Cathedral
Sunday
School
:
s
that
the
rise
and
fall
of
i
ll
or
burns.
Plastic-tipped,
wear-
It
'
V
U
;
resistant
legs
You'll
be
NA
17
delighted.
-
u
'
irgs
Sets
Priced
From
f
589-50
tvio
tmist.
t.n
the
bride
was
Cnmnlrtr
TtmvpI
cerviT
civilization
can
be
traced
Thp
picnic
leaves
Government
Ferry
uple
truths
are
living
things.
Every
Float
at
1:30
p.m.
Saturday.
Bring
lunches.
Parents
and
any
members
of
the
congregation
are
welcome.
Returning
about
7
!
thing
is
faced
with
new
proposed
by
Canon
Prockter
and
responded
to
by
the
groom;
while
the
best
man
toasted
the
bridesmaid
and
maid-of-honor.
Serving
were
Mrs.
Margaret
Clapp,
Mrs.
Sylvia
Brock,
Mrs.
enpes
frnm
time
tn
time
their
RESPONSE
to
those
puses
which
determines
If
survivn
A
special
meeting
of
salmon
Helen
Mills,
and
tne
Misses
rat
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
EASY
CREDIT
PLAN
f'f
in
the
British
Common-
net
fishermen.
Sunday,
June
7,
,
Ma
McAfee
and
Rita
4
p.m.,
Port
Edward
Community
,
t0'n
h
are
faced
with
a
unique
1
T.ee.
Part
of
It
is
fairly
IV
Knlvari
if
nro
Viava
tb
Hall.
All
fishermen
are
mgeu
th
taU7ft1roTthrcoVPan"
Le?koCneTmoon
by
car
through
price
offer
from
the
companies.)
the
y
'
horse
sense
to
get
on
with
UOi
"
-
------
-
100
t
instance,
In
Canada
right
we
have
nnp
nf
t.hi.
prentest
surpluses
In
our
history
t
storks
of
unsold
wheat,
wo,
butter,
and
beef.
In
be
sure
to
get
Jin
they
are
still-
on
short
Electrically
.
.
.
"is
The
only
snag
there
is
w
own
small
minds,
n
ntni
.
4.
J.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
IRON
Ol'R
main
problem
Is
world
0
and
World
rpnp
Wa
rnn-
fv?n
defend
ourselves
now;
Featherweight
.
.
.
Automatic
'
t.
...is
t,riir
irnnlnir
time
lOllt'Vw.lr,
..toln
ne
alliance
between
the
U.S.A.,
and
New
Zealand
.
,
,
i,
by
a
third,
leaves
you
fresher.
Fingertip
temperature
control.
(As
Illustrated
My
Droves
i
brief
?s
without
saving
everybody
please
"
enrin
we
cannot
maKe
$14-50
yourself
in
"'ithout
making
every
na-
ri5-
-
-
earr.n
Rocuro
wp
enn
i.
UEED
CAES
"
ep
our
own
freedom
un
e
nolp
others
to
get
It.
Jh
f
rHR
Biblical
wise
man
said
1951
Plymouth
4-Door
Sedan
,
Radio
and
Heater
me
young
Queen
In
Baby
'who
knoweth
whether
1925
1925
$1895
J
art
come
to
the
kingdom
1951
Ford
4-Door
Sedan
Heater
Only
19,000
miles
I
ttml.
...
ulii
a
ume
a3
this?"
For
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
KETTLE
The
fastest,
most
modern
way
of
boiling
water
...
enough
for
4
cups
of
tea
In
2i
minutes.
.Half-gallon
capacity,
brilliant
chromium
finish.
(As
Illustrated)
-r-i
juu
ui
ine
di
man
ithdre
.....
1951
Plymputh
4-Door
Sedan
Heater
ei
puniarncnis
is
10
the
last,
best
parliament
,
j
i,.w,
W.L11
juat.v-ir
."j.
iu
an
manKina
frJJ
1950
Chevrolet
2-Door
Sedan
$1725
Radio
Radio
and
and
Heater
Heater
Like
Like
new
new
$14
50
"o
famous
Enfilish
comfort-in.
action
trouserj
.
.-.
ON
ELECTION
DAY
I
"
000
1550
VOTE
1947
Chevrolet
4-Door
Sedan
Heater
1950
Plymouth
4-Door
Sedan
Radio
ami
Heater
USED
TRUCKS
1952
Fargo
'2-Ton
Express
8,000
miles
like
new
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
POLISHER
Just
guide
it-it
does
all
the
work-makes
hardwood,
linoleum
and
tile
floors
gleam!
You
take
all
the
back-breaking
and
you
get
floors
to
be
admired,
toil
out
of
floor
polishing,
In
a
hurry.
(As
Illustrated)
$64-50
As
You
Like
$1800
Famous
In
fiv
oontinenta
for
their
superb
cut
and
comfort.
Self-supporting-no
belt,
no
pressure
round
the
waist.
In
English
worsteds,
gaberdines,
corduroys,
pin-points
and
Palm
Beach
fabrics.
18.50
to
$25.00
at
leading
stores.
Atk
also
to
im
Daks
suit,
and
Jackets.
BUT
$500
1948
Fargo
'2-Ton
Panel
As
Is
Special
VOTE
eCunadian
Distributors
for
Dato:
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J.
Godber
Salei
Co.
Montreal
AAcRAE
mOS.
LTD.
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
And
36
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