g THE MIRROR Local Interest s s 8 Duncan M. Ferguson has returned _ from New York, where he has been on a buying trip, making extensive pur- chases of the newest in millinery. The many friends of Mrs. James Russell, 35 Shrewsbury street, will be #lad to see her around again after several months' illness, following a nervous breakdown. Mr. Geo. M. Dingman, advertising taanager Richards-Wilcox Canadian Do., Limited, was in the city yester- Jay. George is looking well, but then he was always a fine looking boy. MARRIAGE OF MISS WINNIFRED MACKENZIE, M.Sc. Niece of Rev. Geo. A. Mackenzie, Con- gregational Minister of This City From "The Wembley Observer and Gazette," England, March 4th, 1927.) An interesting wedding was solem- nized on Saturday at the Alperton Baptist Church, when Miss Winnifred A. Mackenzie, M.Sc., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, of 50 Elm road, was married to the Rev. G. Rupert T. Tyrrell, of the Baptist Missionary So- ciety in the Belgian Congo. 'The Rev. E. F. Piggott officiated, assisted by the Rev. W. Peebles-Fleming, of Stoke Newington, and the Rev. L. F. Webb. The bride, accompanied by her father, looked extremely attractive in her wedding dress of white georgette, with veil headdress and wreath, and pink carnations formed her bouquet. Two bridesmaids attended her, the Misses Kathleen I. Mackenzie (her sister), and Lizzie Van Rossum (her cousin), and they wore dresses of geeorgette of a delicate pink hue and carried bouquets of mauve tulips. There was a large number of guests present at the church, and later at the Wesleyan Church Hall, where the re- ception was held. The principal toast 'was proposed by Sir ohn Russell, of Rothamsted Laboratory, Harpenden, under whom the bride had recently been engaged as statistician. Mrs. Tyrrell will return with her husband ,to the Congo and will assist him in his missionary work early in May. The honeymoon is being spent at Bournemouth and on the Continent. Mrs. Tyrrell is a first cousin to Miss Elizabeth Mackenzie, formerly of this city but now also a missionary in Portuguese Africa. FOR CORNS & CALLOUSES JOHNSTON'S ¥ CALLOUS. OF A 25c box of Callous - Off will dissolve the hardest corn or callous without leav- ing the slightest appearance of rawness. On sale at drug and shoe store or sent direct post paid for 26c from laboratory. Dr. Johnston's Callous-6ff Company STRATFORD, ONT. APRIL 17th IS EASTER 9 Re RR A A new suit and top coat for Easter has always been and will continue to be the custom. Everyone wants new clothes for Easter. Hats Neckwear Suits Shirts Sox Top Coats Caps Gloves Sweaters Come in over the week-end and select your outfit. ' FISHER & CO. 47 Downie St. Phone 217 Wally Hern's Old Stand DUNCAN FERGUSON COMPANY, LTD. Latest Easter Millinery In Many Chic Versions" will be shown -- extremely lovely new models in Straw, Silk-and-Straw and others, for miss and matron, for Easter and Spring wearing. An in- THE NEW EASTER HOSE Thirty smart new shades teresting variation of the bow theme, applied to in fine Silk Hose with re- trimmings, is shown in many of these new models. inforced heels and toes, Others have lovely flowers, smart ornaments and rhinestone pins. Prices range from $1.98 to $10.50 beautifully sheer, slender and close fitting. Also all the new colors in medium weight hose with lisle heels, toes and garter top. All are full fashioned. NEW SWEATERS READY They are all attractively priced, and may be had in coat effect or slip-on style in any color and in all the smart sweater designs for Spring. Sweaters were never so universally popular. $2.25 to $5.50 Ladies' pure Silk Vests, opera top, spring needle rib; colors peach, orchid,. pink, Marie Antoin- ette and white. Price, each Ladies' pure thread silk chiffon Hose, full fashioned, silk to the hem; colors gunmetal, nude, evenglow and black. Sizes 8% to 10. $ POT Oar oh sik ide Roovk dbig Os TAREE ae eh cng ae 2.00 Ladies' pure thread silk full fashioned Chiffon Hose, silk to the top, in all the newest shades, with double pointex heels. Sizes 8% to 10. Per pair Ladies' pure silk Bloomers, elastic at waist and knee. Colors to match above vests. $1 50 ROE PAGE, TIGAL vecesasareesee Lecsanstenvesesdaneeeeereeeet te tyon Si oda tia e Ladies' pure silk Undervests, opera top and shoulder straps; colors orchid, pink, Nile, blue and WHISK SETICO, CACH ici sictcicunecasirisalosiesiass PeMe nT 75¢ « Ladies' Vests and Bloomers of lisle and cotton with dainty silk stripe; colors peach, pink, orchid 50 and white. Cc Ladies' pure thread Silk Hose, silk over the knee; double heels and toes; colors' grain, nude, gun- metal, black, rose taupe and champagne, $1 00 POY DAD esis sigie cay eect eeu abo totat ts Dench seis bined crew stses e Ladies' pure thread Silk Hose, elastic tops, extra spliced heels and toes, (spring needle knit), in all the newest shades. Sizes 8% to 10. $ Per PA ica ROA = ENP ae Be iacrhes dara eens 1.50 Ladies' pure thread silk, full fashioned Hose, silk to the hem; colors gunmetal, nude, champagne, moon- light, Yvonne, grain, evenglow, flesh, black-and-white, sizes 8%4 to 10. Per pair, $1.95 DUNCAN FERGUSON CO., LIMITED --