Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 29, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free press saturday june 29, 1940 of matters concerning the Home culinary clinic stay at Homes May easily get exotic food by june Horne. No doubt you too like nearly everyone else who has read stories at out places outside your Home town and we have cherished a fond desire to visit foreign Section of glamorous cities like London Paris new York Rio d Janeiro or san Francisco and most especially to partake o food in the restaurants for which such districts Are usually renowned. Mrs. Tall keeps annual lunch Date at White House White haired erect mrs. Wil Liam Howard Taft attending the Republican convention in Phila Delphia recalled the Cherry Trees at Washington they were presented to her by the government. Every year when she goes to lunch with Eleanor Roosevelt she takes a drive around the Basin to look at them. Mrs. Taft has been lunching once a year with mrs. Roosevelt a fact that she revealed for the first time. As things Are. However it is Noi very Likely that Many of us Wil have the Opportunity of visiting these spots at least for a Long time to come this being the Case and granted you have the desire for adventuring in exotic foreign food we might Start investigating the possibilities of finding it right Here at Home. And what better place to Start i ask you than our own Chinatown when you go to a chinese restaurant for the first time you will probably spend some time vainly to look intelligent Over the menu and 10 chances to one you will succumb to ordering the Only dish on the menu that is not american chop suey .1 am not gainsaying the fact that you will get the Best american chop suey in a chinese restaurant that you can get that still does t make it a chinese dish. However if you Are really interested in discovering the Culi nary Art As Practised by the chinese by actually tasting of their food there is no better jumping off place than to Start with chop suey. Once you develop a taste for this and in All probability you will be de lighted with it the first time you have you will then Start to become curious about real chinese their delicious pork Chicken and fish dishes. A real chinese meal will Start off with soup but when you order one in a chinese restaurant Here they usually first tempt you companies by the inevitable Bow Rice and another dish known a chinese chop suey. This last con its of a mixture of cooked vege Ables such As celery chinese mushrooms Small slices of Bam Doo stalks onions and dutch peas a Tea pot is placed on the table at the beginning of the meal and s refilled As needed. Chinese Tea s drunk from tiny handle less bowls without Benefit of Cream or Ugar. The dessert course is Al simple consisting of some of canned fruit such As carried Lichen nuts or dragon eyes or chinese preserved y preserved kumquats or some mall cakes made of either Almondi be some of sesame seeds and soy sauce then Coconut cakes and i thav Moo Hinr Tinl a Vii a Uiva a Anil 1 they give you chop Sticks. You pick up the chop Sticks dip them in your individual bowl of soy sauce and then into sesame seeds. This is delicious but not strictly according to chinese Hoyle. I think they Start us off this Way so that we will become More amicable about using chop Sticks. It seems to me that someone said something once about the chinese being Clever people the soup is then brought on in a Tureen and is served by the Host. The kind of soup you will have will in All probability be Bird s nest soup. This is basically a Chicken soup with practically a whole Chicken in it and Bird s nest. When we think of Birds Nesler we usually think of the kind that Robins and sparrows build but then we re not chinese and Here is How the chinese obtain their Birds nests. Bird s nest is a kind of sea Weed that grows around the Strait Settle ments in Southern Asia and certain varieties of Birds gather this sea Weed and build their nests of it. And you can see yourself that 11 would be a lot easier to gather this seaweed by simply collecting Birds nests made of it than it would to have to gather it out of the sea. What did i Tell you about the chinese being Clever the courses that follow this May be any one of a number of dishes. One particularly delicate dish is made with Chicken Fried in pea nut Oil and served with an Almond sauce. Another is pork spareribs done in a Sweet sour sauce. This is a leading favorite with the Chin Ese but i feel that some people would have to cultivate a taste for it because it is certainly unusual. Then you could a Choice of shrimp fritters Fried in a very thin Batter or another fish fritter con Taining a strip of Sturgeon a Atrip of pork and a strip of the White part of a Green onion which is absolutely delicious. These dishes Are of course a. Hope to taste cookies for that is really what they that have a better texture or a More delicate flavor. Some Day i will give you some chinese recipes that you will be Able to make up in your own Home but if you Are not accustomed to this Type of food i would strongly advise you to try it first in a Chin Ese restaurant so that you Tan Dis cover what you like Best. Barley s aristocrat Beaute Salon june special permanent 5 Reg. Continued until july 15th 346 Somerset big. Phone 88 164 w. J. Harley smear kisses out of style an entirely new kind of lip make up actually smear proof puts the old Greasy varieties away with the buggy whip. Restores the lost Art of kissing. The new is liquid pure liquid can t its color does t fade. And of How your sweetheart will love it it s Princess Pat liquid lip tone and the stores have it in new shades arc real fashion scoops 1 adv. Buying British helps win War women Are told women Are get Ting along without their traditional Woollen sportswear. They re count ing their hairpins and using them Long after the enamel has worn off and unbelievably they have been asked to Cut Down on their Tea consumption by forging that extra spoon for the pot. This spartan self discipline was revealed by or. A. M. Wiseman great Britain s senior Trade com missioner in Canada who said old country women were grimly Par ing their luxuries Down to the Bone As their contribution toward Britain s fourth Arm of Export Trade. The less goods consumed at Home Means More pro ducts to ship abroad he said and this in turn Means valuable for eign Exchange to buy planes and shells and ultimately to win a Victory. One of the biggest factors in raising the billion dollars a month needed to carry on a successful War would be the enthusiastic decision of Canadian women to buy British or. Wiseman pointed out. If women overseas help the cause by going without so women in this Dominion can also Contri Bute by demanding British pro ducts he said. Linens Cottons Tea woollens Anthracite Coal rub Ber and tin goods Are among the commodities which the British government controls or has a particular interest in seeing pushed. Tea for the commissioner noted is one of the Empire s most important agricultural crops. It s government controlled and nets an income of nearly a year. The immense Power of can Adian women shoppers can be of great Benefit Here. Mrs. J. K. Bell. Wife of Bell officer commanding the Royal Winnipeg rifles was chosen president of the women s auxiliary at the organization meeting will receive at the Garden party to be held Friday july 5. In holy Trinity Church grounds to help raise funds for Wool. a advises invitation demands reply by Elizabeth Thompson very effective and you could Tere Are some assorted questions about weddings dear mrs. Thompson my husband and i have received formal invitation to a Church and enclosed was a card Ith does this mean we Are invited to tie reception too and what does . Mean i would like to now How to answer this invite on and what would be the proper Hing to Wear. The wedding is at o clock. I have a White taffeta vening dress floor length. Would t be All right with a jacket and choose hat and accessories to har Monize. Letter to Bride dear mrs. Thompson please advise me How i should write a letter of congratulation to a girl who is to be married in a few weeks. She is my Niece and lives in Vancouver. I have never met her Fiance. Uncle John at or could i jacket Wear it without mrs. J. B. . Stands for responded ii Vous French for please answer the invitation in third person something like Vir. And mrs. J. B. With pleasure the kind invitation of or. And to be present at the marriage of their daughter Mary to or. On wednesday july and at the reception in the the enclosed card Means that you Are invited to the recep Tion As Well As the wedding. Intimate friends might be invited to the wedding Only. If your White dress has Short sleeves and is not Low Cut you could Wear it with hat and gloves to a summer afternoon wedding. But if it is Low. You should get a jacket. A Bright color would be never congratulate a Bride. The Correct thing is to wish her happiness and congratulate the Groom. Write your Niece in this fashion i was delighted to hear that you Are going to be mar ried soon and want to wish you every possible happiness. I think the Young Man is very Lucky and Hope he is Good enough for you. I am old fashioned enough to be Lieve that marriage is the bust career for most girls and am glad Home wedding is pretty event of late june the marriage of Mary Only daughter of or. And mrs. A Galbraith to or. Kenneth r. Henderson son of or. And mrs. R. G. Henderson took place june 22, at the Home of the Bride s parents Carman Avenue. The ceremony was i performed by Hev. D. G. Paton of St. George s Church. L a improvised altar was banked i with ferns and Pink and White sum Mer blooms. The wedding March was played by miss Christine Mclean. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White True sprayed with an allover pattern of tiny Orange blossoms. The fitted bodice had a High Square neckline fluted in net that also edged the puffed sleeves. Her full skirt had a Cir Cular train. She wore a Short tulle veil held by a Cap of tiny pearls. Her old fashioned bouquet was of sweetheart roses and Gardenias. Little Audrey Foster Niece of the Groom was Bride s Only attend ant. In Rosebud Pink. The tiny puffed sleeves were held with baby Blue bows. She carried Johanna Hill roses and Sweet peas. Or. Bruce Henderson was Best Man for his brother. During the signing of the Register mrs. Alexander Welsh Sang be cause. The reception was Helcz in the drawing room of the fort hotel. Or. And mrs. Henderson left for Minneapolis and Duluth. For travelling the Bride wore an imported suit of Queen s Blue crepe Over which she wore a Rosewood Squirrel Bolero. Her hat was a Breton Model of Blue Felt fastened miss Inis Caulson graduate of Kingston general hos Pital school of nursing returned parents or. And mrs. R. Caulson holidaying in the East. After wedding in Knox parlor he Arrige of Vera you have chosen thinking if you we will be fliers chapter makes donation to bomber fund 0 be of the largest single chapter collections yet made for Thi Bolingbroke bomber to by purchased by the . For tin Canadian government is that of the Canadian fliers chapter. The executive announced that s166 had been obtained from a theatre night Nek recently at the metropolitan Theaton and that this sum would de Turner Over to the . Officers in charge of the fund. The chapter which has worked most directly for Canadian airmen in Winnipeg has also raised funds for several other purposes since its ladies handmade tailored suits individually styled ladies tailors unused mansions Given refugees to make Homes London. Refugees from Holland Are to be Given the Chance of building up Homes for themselves and other refugees in mansion houses now lying empty in a Lancashire town. They will be Given Money every week out of which they will buy the household provisions and fuel. The women will organize the housework arrange for darning mending and shoe repairs and nursing refugee children and in valid. In the care of one refugee House wife will be a two year old baby whose name is believed to be Kauf Mann and who was found in the streets of Amsterdam just before the refugee ship sailed. There is also a 20-year-old Blind Man to go into another House. He a music teacher in Amsterdam and found his Way to the quayside after hearing the bombs. Last autumn. It has to the finnish Relie organization donated fund raised by a Telephone Bridge it has donated 511.90 for blankets to be sent to France and has raised Money through teas a fashion show and Sale of Candy at three local theatres to buy Wool and supplies for knitting. Knitted quilts have been made for the Peru ice clothing Bureau and knitted goods for air men have been turned Over to the 112th Squadron ladies auxiliary for distribution. In addition the Chap Ter has donated a list of knitted goods including 91 pairs of socks and 50 pairs of mitts to the . Municipal chapter and has Given 17 blankets and 15 dressing gowns to the red Cross. Summer work will consist chiefly of making slippers and scarves for the air Force. Fatmie Riverview Community club a has a donation of s102.36 to the red Cross. The sum was the proceeds raised from its Straw Berry Tea held june 21 at the Home of mrs. S. Harrison Clare Avenue. Ladies delicious luncheon 35c the Best Quality expertly prepared the Mart Ironsh Mezzanine. Tea cup Reader in attendance 11.30 2.30 club events ladies auxiliary to c Battery. R.c.h.a., tuesday. B ., in Roseberry Hail. Rose Berry Street. St. James. . Of Grace Church wednesday 2.30 At Home of mrs. H. J. Oliver. 710 Riverview Crescent programme and of you on the big Are sending a gift or a Cheque mention that at the close of your letter. F Best Man s duties Best Man helps the from dress and makes sure that be has ring License railway tickets ind other essentials. He takes charge of the sealed envelope con the minister s fee and lands it to the Clergyman some inc after the ceremony. He May also arrange for taxis but the room pays the Cost. He escorts the maid of Honor on the Way out of Church and rides to the recep Tion with her and the bridal couple. At some weddings he proposes the Toast to the Bride though this is usually done by some older person. Was of Columbia roses. Mrs. Henderson Mother of the bridegroom wore a floor length gown of suede lace in tones of heaven Blue and Navy made with a fingertip length jacket. The three Quarter length sleeves had a full Ness at the elbows. She wore a Large picture hat of Navy Blue. Her Corsage was of Gardenias. The marriage of Muriel Veleno daughter of or. And mrs. W. S. Maskell to or. Leslie Gordon Anderson youngest son of mrs. O. Anderson and the late or. Ander son took place june 15, at the manse of the old Kildonan Church. Rev. P. F. Macsween officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore heaven Blue net Over Matching Satin the bodice featuring a sweetheart neckline. The Bolero was of embroidered net. Her Chapel veil was held with a Matching Halo. She carried Premier oses. Miss Lillian Maskell attended her sister wearing peach net Over taffeta the Bolero jacket had wide lapels. She wore a tiny Flower disc in peach tones and carried Johanna Hill roses. The bridegroom was attended by or. Glen Holts. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Highland Avenue old Kil Donan. Later or. And mrs. Anderson left on a Short honeymoon. A it the marriage of Anna Eleanore elder daughter of or. And mrs. Peter g. Magnus to or. Lloyd b. Sinclair son of or. And mrs. Japes b. Sinclair took place. June 227 in the vestry of Westminster Church. Or. J. D. Fleming officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a Pale Blue with White and carried Gardenias and White Bou Vardia. The Bride s sister Sylvia played the wedding March. Icelandic Church scene of Early evening wedding the marriage of Ingibjorg Lillian second daughter of or. And mrs. John Halldorson to or. Jochum Asgeirsson son of the late or. And mrs. Asgeir Gudmundson of ice land took place june 26, at 6.30 ., in the icelandic Federated Church. Rev Philip Peterson per formed the ceremony j the Church was decorated with White and. Reel roses White peonies and ferns. Or. Gunnar Erlendson presided at the Organ and during the signing of the Register or. Petur Magnus Sang o Promise me. Given in marriage by her father Arnold Dorland son of a Dorland took place june w. If In Knox Church parlor pm j. W. Clarke performed the Mony. Cat with a Dove Rose Bow. Her Corsage the Bride chose Pink organza feature e a shirred Waistline and Sweet heart neckline. Her Pink net bridal veil was caught by a Halo of White raises. Her bouquet was of daisies and red roses. Mrs. A. G. Bardal attended her sister and wore Alice Blue net Over taffeta. The dress showed a sweetheart neckline and a Basque Waistline caught with a Blue corded Girdle. Her Blue veil featured a shirred effect. She carried yellow roses. Or. S. Jacobson was Best Man. The Ushers were or. Thor Halldor son and or. A. G. Bardal. A reception was held at the Princess Tea rooms. Or. And mrs. Asgeirsson left for three Sisters attend at Duncan Vollet wedding the marriage of Eileen Valentine daughter of or and it Robert j. Vollet to or. James Coupar Duncan son of Lur Duncan and the late or. John Duncan was solemnized o clock saturday afternoon in St. Paul s United Church p. T. Pilkey officiated. The Church was decorated with Palms ferns and vhf. Peonies the guest pews being marked with Satin bows miss Helen Young was at the Organ. As the bridal party approached the altar miss Winona Lightcap Sang thou Art Lovely As a Flower by Robert Schumann and during the signing of the Register i love thee by Edward Grieg. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White moire with train the tight fitting bodice finished with tiny buttons Down the front. She. Wore a full length veil of tulle arranged from a Mary Queen of scots Cap and carried White Larkspur and White roses. The Bride was attended by her three Sisters miss Peggy Vollet As maid of Honor mrs. Bruce e. Thomas of Kenmore n.y., and miss Kathleen Vollet As bridesmaids. The maid of Honor wore Pink and Blue flowered Gallant Swiss a Large Blue picture hat and carried a Bou Quet of Pirik. And Blue Larkspur. Mrs. Thomas gown was fashioned of Blue Gallant Swiss accessorized with Large Blue hat and she carried Pink Larkspur. Miss Kathleen vol let s gown was of Pink Gallant Swiss Large Pink hat and she carried Blue Larkspur. The attend ant s dresses were fashioned alike with tight fitting bodices finished with a Square neckline and puffed sleeves the full skirts fitted with hoops. Or. Clifford Ackland was Best Man. The Ushers were or. Jack Creba and or. Robert Duncan of Chicago Cousin of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the Home of the Bride s parents. Sherburn Street. Or. And mrs. Duncan left fun a motor trip fall for travelling the Bride wore a frock of nubby silk in Queen s Blue the Waist showing a deep inset Girdle topped with a coat of beige Wool. She wore a Corsage of White Sweet peas. Mrs. Vollet the Bride s Mother wore a triple sheer gown of Sun deck Blue with Large picture hat and Corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs. Duncan the bridegroom s Mother wore Navy Georgette Navy hat and Corsage of Talisman roses. The Bride Given in. V her brother or. James Craig. Orchid net and lace Over the lower part of the full skirt caught with heart bows. Pink velvet the shirred los Angeles and will return Vancouver. For travelling the Bride chose a soft Blue printed frock with a dark Blue tie. Over the dress she wore a Navy Box coat. Her hat was Navy and her Corsage of Pink roses. On their return they will reside in the Acadia apartments. Mrs. Halldorson Mother of the Bride chose a two piece gown of Navy printed silk. Her hat was of Navy Blue Straw and her Corsage of Pink roses. I preferably a member of the Groom s following the ceremony the family. If there Are toasts to the bridesmaids he replies. Couple left for a Short honeymoon. They will reside at Lac Dubonnet. Bride of fifty years ago vividly recalls wedding Day n a setting of ferns Palms and the marriage Jessie Winchester daughter of or. And mrs. J. Mcpherson. To or. Reginald a. King son of or. And mrs. A. King St. Vital took place june 22. At 3 ., in St. Paul s United Church. The Rev. P. T. Pilkey per formed the ceremony. Or. James Saunders presided at the Organ and mrs. Frank Blackwell of trans Cona Sang o Promise me. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a White lace dress Over taffeta with the skirt flaring into a slight train. The bodice was fastened at the Back with _ tiny lace buttons extending below the Waistline. The lace Short puffed sleeves. Her veil of tulle fell from a Cap vet Flowers shading from palest to deepest Orchid with touches a Ou--------.-. Valenciennes Pink. She carried a a quiet wedding was solemnized june 22 at the Home of or. And mrs. E. Blake Thompson Marion ind., when Janis Marie Newbold daughter of or. William Newbold Indianapolis ind., became the Bride of or. George Bernard Thompson youngest son of mrs. Lottie Thomp son Winnipeg Man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lester m. Pierce Murrieta. Ind. The Bride was attended by miss Edwina Custer and the bridegroom by his brother Alan. The Bride was attired in a White lace gown and wore a Corsage of Pink roses and baby s breath. The bridesmaid wore Aqua Green lace and a Corsage of Sweet peas and baby s breath. Mrs. Lottie Thompson Mother of the bridegroom wore a printed silk dress in. Sea Green and mauve shades and a Corsage of rosebuds and Fern. The newlyweds left on a motor trip to Celina Ohio and on their return will reside in Marion ind. The marriage of Edith daughter of or. And mrs. W. T. Towns of Stuttgart Arkansaw to or. Albert Haywood ., son of or. And mrs. H. E. Haywood of Glencairn Man., took place june 24, in Winnipeg. Rev. R. Mackay Elser of lace handkerchief worn Mother on her wedding Day. Her bouquet was of Pink roses miss Irene Craig who attend her sister As bridesmaid wore pint net Over taffeta girdled with Turquoise Blue velvet the skirt had rows of narrow lace from Waist to Hemline the same , de on the Bolero. A Small hat of Pink and Blue velvet Flowers Psi worn with a Chapel veil. She car. Ried Crimson Briercliffe roses. A reception was held at the hone of the Bride s Mother. Or. And mrs Dorland left for Minneapolis Obj Points South. For travelling the Bride wore a Queen s Blue crepe ensemble the full length fitted coat having Bracelet length sleeve and wide revers of White pique. A White Sailor hat and Corsage of Pink Briercliffe roses completed her costume. The Bride s Mother chose Mare moire the skirt having a marked fullness to give a Bustle effect a jacket trimmed with accordion pleating closed with ties. Her. Hat was a Black Knolton Sailor with Crown of mauve and Pink Flowers. She wore a Corsage of Pink Brier Cliffe roses. The wedding took place in port Arthur ont june 22, of Doris daughter of or. And mrs. B. A. Obj to or. John Ivan Mccaw Winnipeg son of or. And mrs. H. E. Mccaw of Griswold Man. Or. And mrs. Mccaw will reside in Winnipeg. Finished with a Peter pan Collar Fici ated at the manse. The Long sleeves pointed Over her the Bride wore White sheer and or. And mrs. P. Shields was a Brown was the fashion then and of course we had to keep in style you Soliloquy sized mrs. P. Wee i Shields of her wedding 50 years ago thursday in the dark of Pollock Shields in the suburbs of Glasgow Scotland. After the ceremony we Rode in state to my Mother s Home half a mile from the Kirk for the reception in a coach and pair. They were a handsome pair too " Tea. Mearn s Camp Friendly club picnic. Sunday. 2.30 At Kildonan Park. . Ladies auxiliary and Junior auxiliary special meeting. Tues Day 2 At fort Barracks. Lanark county Ola timers annual Basket picnic. July a 3 At Assini Boine Park. Boyne Lodge. . 133, tuesday. 8 Sons at England Hall. Harbison n Avenue. One pleasant Aroma housewife has solved the problem of any cooking doors in her Home by keeping a Small Pine Cushion Handy and if the living room seems to have a smell of Cook press ions ing she places the Pine Cushion on i streets the warm Radiator for a while. Or. And mrs. Shields came to Canada in 1903 to Settle in Mooso min sask., for a year or two then moved to Winnipeg where the lived for 31 years or. Shields working As a machinist in the . Shops. In 1935 or. Shields retired and the couple moved to red jacket sask., their present Home. Our wedding Day was just like mrs. Shields recalled. It rained All Day then cleared up at eventide and the Sun shone. We were married at night too. So the weather just seemed to Clear for us that or. Shields recalled his first in s of Winnipeg the were just gum we had to wait for the trains to Cross main Street for they were All level Crossings in the City in those this interesting couple celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary thursday at the Home of their Only daughter mrs. D. H. Brand 277 Lansdowne Avenue and received congratulations from Many friends including a Cable fro Rii friends they used to work with in the canal Boatmen s Mission in Glasgow. There Are six sons in the Jam a col. P. R. Shields commander of the first division army service corps James in Chicago Andrew in Calgary Alex in Moose jaw Harry in Montreal and Dave in Winnipeg and one daughter mrs. D. H. Brand in Winnipeg. Hands. Her fingertip tulle veil was held by a Coronet of Gardenias and she carried Johanna Hill roses and Bou Vardia. Miss Jennie Mcpherson attended her sister wearing Blue taffeta with White Collar and cuffs. The full skirt was banded with White. She wore a White Halo Cap trimmed with Blue Flowers and carried Briercliffe roses. Or. Leslie King attended his brother and the Ushers were or. Ted Mcneill and or. Alex. Mcinnes. The reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or. And mrs. King left for a motor trip East and for travelling the Bride wore a Brown tailored suit Over a White Georgette Blouse. Her hat was Brown Felt and her Corsage was of Talisman roses. Her coat was a beige Model on tailored lines. The Bride s Mother wore a Rose suede lace dress Over taffeta and a Large Black Straw hat trimmed with Rose ribbon and Flowers. Her Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. The bridegroom s Mother chose a printed Model of Marina Green silk. With this she wore a Model hat of White Straw and mohair. Her Corsage was of Briercliffe roses. Or. And mrs. King will reside in Winnipeg. A pretty weeding of june 22 was that of Ruth Joanne daughter of or. And mrs. Fred Yeamans and or. Hugh Gor Don Jackson son of or. And mrs. William Jackson which took place on the Lawn of the Bride s Home at Beaver Vale Agincourt ont by Rev. R. W. Rumley. Mrs. Austin Reesor played the wedding music and or. George Mcleod of Windsor song o Promise me. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White net Over taffeta with a Short Chantilly lace jacket and her Mother s Long veil of embroidered tulle caught with tiny lilies. She carried Johamma Hill roses. The Bride s attendants were her sister miss Ina Yeamans brides maid in. Spirit Pink sheer and the Bride s Niece Merle Yeamans Flower girl in forget me not Blue Organ die. The attendants chose Matching Wreath hats and carried old Fash orred nosegay. Or. Jackson Miller of Montreal was the Best Man. A reception was held. The Bride s Mother was gowned in Cabana Blue crepe with a Cor Sage of Talisman roses. The Bride Groom s aunt mrs. Robert Loveless chose printed crepe with a Corsage of american Beauty roses. For their wedding trip the Bride chose a gown of periwinkle Blue with White and Blue. The couple will reside m Souris Man. Of the or. J. L. Davidson chiropractor nature s g health service specializing in nervous diseases rheumatism neuritis stomach trouble women s diseases Etc. Pm. 80 874 844 sonnet emf. Emergency be ready at All. Times with this Gamow household ointment for Cuti Talisman roses wounds and for common skin ailments such As sores Sun Burn rash bad legs Pouoa Ivy. Wearing Blue sheer with Talisman the Best Man was or. Fletcher Longfield A reception was held at the Home of miss Eleanor Fisher 505 Bina apartments. Or. And mrs. Hay Wood Are residing in Winnipeg. A care fret action. If you have Paradox in the handbag girls and women who know and use Paradox do not need to about the Calendar. You need not miss a single engagement if you Kaw you to bring Quick Relief from headache pain and a fevered condition. Many girls hesitate to use a Relief for pain because they fear Able after effects or upsetting of digestion. This does not apply when you use or. Chase s Paradox. This is one of the ways in which Paradox entirely different from other treatments. Vacation life with exposure to cold and dampness often brings on touch of rheumatic pains backache or neuritis. Any such pains or Are soon relieved by the use of or. Chase s Paradox so be sure to take or. Chase s Paradox with you on your s Maradol ;