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He ret'o-rro-oi owito'rially to the Map- tist congregation here. in whom chum-h Row. .\Ir. Armatrnng hail been inolurtml only a'shnrt. time ago. The. t‘niiti'c'v\‘et'-i:i| stage of the othurch l'niun argument was now a thing of the padt. and in his opin- ion. it was a 20ml thing that it was. The legislation of Parliament was now a matter of history. but when the legal test 0! the constitution- ality of the Church I'nion law was tested. it was impossible to tell just what the outcome would be. He referred with pride to the 0n lwhalx' hf thn whuln 01 Canada. Dr. .‘lai-Himwray n his ux'a'imdn tn thus» mum in thv rummunity wlm ha thvir sympathy and had 1'. ward with he‘lp in Hm time “0" ro‘fo-rrml vspo‘cially to i iist cnnm'matinn hmm. i church RPV. .\lr. Armslro 388m ho'c'nmo' r mmmunity. 0n lwhalf ..{ 1 Canada. Dr. .‘la \"Hl'fi and tin. th th lat H "1| 00‘ ”Io HHIPI' mostly Hm tlfl)‘ \l nam anal Th Imp! W \ n LAYING OF CORNER STONE DURHAM PRESBYTBRIAN CHURCH Whosoever is afraid of submit- ting any question, civil or religious, to the test of free discussion, is more in low with his own opinion than with the truth.-â€"WATSON. six months, 50 cents {or three months. To any address in the Unit- ed States of America. 82.50 per year, 01.25 for six months. 65 cents {or three months. Foreign subscription rates on application. Member Canadian Weekly News- papers Association. W” am "cho'r M than th‘ist. PAGE 4. Published every Thursday morning at the oflice. Garatraxa Street, Dur- ham, Ontario, by Frank Irwin. Editor and Manager. The Chronicle is mailed to any address in Canada at the rate of 82.99 per year; 81.09 for Nil \ an II with hnlp in ro‘fo-rrml Mime Comm'vgat inn rch RM. .\l1'. 1 inducted 0nl§ contrm‘m'iial rch l’ninn argw IR of the past. DURHAM CHRONICLE rinria church. TOPHIHO. I'his mimplwtmi UH! t‘m'e'mim)‘ so 1' as' thn laying of Hm stow! was no'o'l'nml, but “H‘l't' '33 iii” much mm" in tin» mattm' of witnesses ao-x'o-ral ur tho visiting clm'uy from 'IN‘ i’i'o~.â€"‘i»}'tvi'im. These WP?” wily mm midrvssvs, "main of a clay iii-in: do-livm'o-oi by Rev. Dr. M'Hillix'my and Row. Mr. MC- l\ In thi . ”I” l'! Dr. MacGillivray's Address lm I) In Hm who had hm! hm Thursday, August, 26, 1926. n H WAS INSPIRING CEREMONY “9' II H) NIH Ha nthm' quarters. 31‘ had stirrml up n thvm in tlwir om» I'v-vslablisho Th0 Stvnv which tho build- w'tm! 'ha'h lu-cnmv Um head (-urlwr. This is the Laura and it i4 marvellous in our ~ilv-Ho'ol lw tlw namu Hf Hm Hum ho-nc'o-rnrth o-wn fnr- ntinuedr from page I) III! "II Rev. J. C. Tolmio H “t ut h h rnly la '0! l miat i rat. is la H ll th 0!. Toimia of South- 'ho- first. slwakm'. Ha I" joyful gatlwrm; nf "warm! with Hm «M'- as in the ho-arts nl tiw HWY had first lust huil ”In whulo‘ t'hlll't'h in M'Hillh'l'a)‘ o‘Xprnssml » thc aw mngrngat inns Iity wlm had shown and had mm» fur- IILV 1w lwm'cl. Hm n: and salvatiun. Hu- w and invm'ation minus and hnnuramn namo- 0! [hp Path". .and n! tlw Hnly 'm'th and forever. may thv I find, Um 1 mm‘ HM .\' 1] .4 H H lyvr .‘lt ll hat. he .\'|I 0U: stunt" 'u H Palm-r. an: Hnly Spirit . at an mli- the. name Church. HI tic m tith II h “'33 ll I up (I slmulol bx'ch .\'|m H M mun «NUS IHI J Row. Mr. McKnl'i'MI paid a glowing vumplinwnt tn tlw Durham mingrv- h-iimtirm fur thvir ambition in Proct- flu} in: Hwir i'lmi-i'h, and also 1'6'fci'rmi mi in Hu- iwautit‘ul siio- amongst. Hm .io-’pini- (rm-s HI] whii'h they had ile- iw I'iolwi in MUM. 'l'lm Pl'pshvtm'ian m- vialwl tn build. Tim Pm w! church slu’mld. in his 0p no n-tainml how-ans.- it was an 'Hl' tiwn tn the" lilwrty Hf tho‘ [)1 a ”ww- nnything \Vm'th whih IM Hw spoakor. Ho thousrht tl 1h nf mm! was mad» tn Hm Town Hall whom) supper was served. Besidns the nutsiMrs. many townspeome joined with the congregation in an vxcvllent supppr served by the la- dies of the congregation, a fitting close to one of the most momentous Th» flutho-ring c‘lispo‘rsed shortly aftm' 3 u‘clnck. when an adjourn- ment was made to the Town Hall glad tn hv with Hm Dm'h satiron on this auspicim and admonished them m on and surpass Womld fin thnir efiourts its-V. R. H. Lowlingham «if Hmrisirn. Link on' Hm Sangmen Pl'o‘s hvtm‘v. was ihv last. spo-akvl‘. H63 I‘me'rml t'o3o3lingly tn tlw lain Rm. “illiam Park. tlw first Pro3sbyto3rian minia- M in hm ham \\ ho came horn in MM. and paid a glowing tribuiv {.3 311'. mm and “In aid pionoers in H3- liuinus mmvmvnt “ham he {Prmml ”W 8181138 Hf their (lav... Ho “as ”l0 speaker. lln thought there was, and said that today the. 154.000 Pro-sln‘tm'ians in the country had mow intllu'm'v in the land than the whole of the t'm'mm' chum-h. Thorn waa plmty at room for all. and th- day there was lmard nnthing but a ROM \vm'd fm' thn l’x-vshytorrian wlm had tlw grit and cnnsc‘ivncv tn g0 nn. Hm- \o'l'Y :wnd I'nasnn fm' Puntin- "Tho- [re-so-nt tinw nf tmgmlv," said Hm spoakm', '\\ill bu know] latnr as mm M‘ thv most glmious porimls Hurmlgh \Vhit'h mu I’rwshytm'ian c-lnn'ch hm! passml." Rev. Mr. McKerroll ctnina'. :mcl ('lnse-ol his :uhh'nss with :Ittl'ihuto' tn RM’. .‘ll'. Amish-«mg \Vllns‘fl wxl‘wrimu'v in tho t'orvign missinll tio'M \Vflllll' give him thn missit'mm'y spirit. thn missionary Mai-t, so nvco-ssary for the fulfil- mo-nt nt' tiw true. wni'k nt’ thv church. :1 pnlitic'al hmly m' counimmm'ml what. is knnwn as mmmm'cializml ro-ligiun. lw would haw nnthing ro-liginn mum at It was impossible to keep up with the tlnancial condition of the church at the present time. It was going ahead with such rapidlty that it. would be necessary to issue a quar- terly report instead of annual if the figures were to he kept up to date. Dr. MacGillivray said. "You are ,linked up to a great church, one. that is rapidly going to regain that which was lost," and said that. in the past. few months over 10.000 new members had been received on profession of faith. He said that the Presbyterian tlhurch in tianada had today a greater influence than in the past. and that it was looked ttpt to by other denominations in a manner which the old church never enjoyed. lie referred to the frequent alter:- ations of prejudice and stubbornness \Vltit'li had Hl'lt'n been tllt't‘t'lt'tl :tuainst those wlm continued with the old t’aith. hm, said that, the t'ltlll't'll twla)’ had a special mission to tultill. It was not. a sect. not a oleneminatinn. said Dr. Mat-til!“- may. and il'. in the discharm‘ of Na lllis'e'lttlt. if t‘Vt‘I‘ ileveltmeol into -!o-x'n|inahm m {:0 znlwacl and snul rwro- \\'u~‘ plomty of mom fur all Hll'c'lIN ln 0ch gmul Wofl‘k ill ll!“ ml. .Vn l'lllll'l'll ran «In all lllo' wm'k ml is tn lw domn for the King”: m. no! ”In Mmslnflmian church. as- in In past. \vnulol h» fnnnol 90mm! In "I“ in Pn-npo‘l'flling Will] other c‘lfl-l unmatiuns in furthm-ing Hm in- building programs now going an throughout the country, and every week .he received letters of these activities and communications from minsters anxious to link up with the great Presbyterian Church in Canada. The Presbyterian Church had a great future before it, grrater even than at any time in its histury. Ha enumerated the diii'erent churches that had sprung up in the Maritimes. and from coast to coast. and said that the prophecy of some who had said that the Presbyterian church would be confined to a few points in Eastern'tianada was ra- pidly becoming exploded. “In Rm IHH. Mm It INN}! 1 NW 0m minatinn ' was p] s 01' OF“. Other Speakers Present Adjourned for Supper it in fm'thm'ing tho in- lhristianity thrnuulmut at Hf did Ill"! fm' l ”W amlio'm loloh'o's‘s. Hu¢ H l mom to go on and wnnld finally crown who came how” in l glowing tribnh» :n v- 0M pinnnors in w- 1!. whnm he? tm'mml thoir «lays. Ho was tho Durham congre- auspicimls occasion .‘vvauy, nl' \Valk- ”l' “10 BMW» I’I'PS- mun-tings frnm his nrian church in f it \wro nut mn- WOUM hp iht' Duly .l in which this , ho a fartor. Ha lint in think that. st positinn 01' 1h:- *. fur thvy had nut. Christian wnrhl ~~‘hytm'ian Chum-h ' must nut fail. 2m Itinn "I'lw Prnshytm'ian his npininn, be t. was an inspira- Hf lho' pm’u‘vlv. Is Hr all. and In. nnthing but a shyh-l'izm wlm io'm'n M {:0 on. from his I (in! luv 0‘ lnncnr nngralu- 'P on its and sand I le' all asko The collection at tho) cm‘cm‘mY- we learn. amounted to $4”. and the proceeds from the supper $102.95. To this must be added two 350 chccqucs rccived since. as well as yarious smaller contributions that will bring the total receipts for the day up close to the 8700 mark. dms in the histom of Prosbvtm inn- ism in Durham. Miss Joan Heplmrn rntnrnwl this “110k from a two weeks‘ Visit to North Bay. Shn was accompaniod .\II°. .Inhn I. .‘IPKinlIHII nf Saska- ImIn “ho has how-n \isiting at his Immo' at Pr'iimilin. net-Hui m1 Durâ€" ham li‘liliih‘. this WW'k. 311'. Mo- KiIIIInn loaws far his III mo in tho “'05! h} motor (In SIItIII'Ilav and “ill ho accompanimi In Mr. I. H. Iamnrnn of Hamilton. an old friend. _ Mrs. J. A. Caliixwll of Calgary. .\Ha.. and nPIIIInw. Masm' Donald HaI'I'isnn (If Richard's Landing, am Visiting with Miss A. L. MacKnnzio and I‘Ithm' volatiws. Maggio Richll ur R«‘~(°!w.~tvr. is; “Inn haw hum fishing “in: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh main]! in Bonfinok. vallvl nn fx'io-mls in Durham win-n rvtm'nim: lmmr- yr'sh‘rday. 'l‘iw Miasm TIIIax and “i=9 Marv .‘lvh‘aifn mm in Tm'nntn this \wI-k in aiinnolam‘n at. ”W millinmgv npvnings. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and Miss Mi.“ M3'III0 Km II, III‘ ”I" IIIIIIIam FIII'IIIIIIII‘ (YIImIIIIIy SII‘III. I5 IIIIII- IIII3iIII: at KIIIIII‘III‘I‘ .jIIiIIIIII-f' III"!- mIIIIIm' anII IIIHHII'I‘.. 331m mI‘IIIII'IIII UH‘I'I“ last, \VPPk. MI'. and Mrs. J. I). KIIIIIIIIIIy. sun John and IIIIIIghII-I'. MaI3' III‘ Tur- mIIIII I'IIII 3isiIiIIu 33iIlI MI'. and M13 \\ {IIII‘I' I33iIII: . IIIIII 33iIII MI'., KI‘II- III-II3 s ITIOHII‘I'. Mrs. I-IIixaIII'III KI‘II- IIIIII3', III. Rnnnssan. Mrs. J. I’. TI-II‘nI'II III Rosina. 33'IIII i-I fishing: in Imwn SIIIIIIII. was in III33'n 'I‘III-SIIay {II ”I“ laying of ”II- I'nl‘nI‘I' sInnI- III' ”I“ PI‘I‘shyImian IIIIII'III, and 33 as ”I“ 2110.4 of Mn \\ iIIiam Park. Dr. P. II. Park. with Mrs, ’III'k anII I'IIiIIII'I-n. III' HIImiIIIIII, Pam'- IIp TIInsIIa3' I0 III} I’II'IISIIIII, at. ”II" laying: III' III“ I’I‘P‘IIYII‘III’III chIIrI-II cmnm' sIIIIIII. and 3 isitmi his mIIIIIm' ' Mrs. \\ iIIiam PIIk. I MI‘. and Mrs. J. S. Drysdaln of Hamilton. “i“! their son Dmialol. wturnml hnmv Saturdm Elftll' a pleasant hulialm “ith MP. and Mi”. P. Hammn at ”N‘il' sumc-r homo at \\ iMN'S‘ Lake. Mr. P, Gnmmn. managm- nt‘ Hm Dmliam Furiniinru «inmpanv is an a imsinvss in up in Montiwal and HI- law: this \\ (wk. 11» \\ as monumm iml by Mrs. (human and dangliivi'. Norma. MP. and Mrs. Jnhn 'l'nwnm' nf Sti‘utfm'ol spvni 37w \Vt‘l‘kâ€"(‘IM in town, Hm :iivsts nl' Mrs. II. Murim'k and familv MN. I. KH'SS and «laughio‘r. Mrs \\. MPDOHHPH. aw \is iiim: in \\ insi- )li'. i’vim' Mrlx'innnn, le-aoivi' «if Hm i’uislvy i’i‘vsiiytm'imi ('llHil'. ai'mmâ€" panimi ivy thn .‘lissws .‘iaofiillivruy. was in WWII 'l‘m-sday and altnnalo-ci tiw laying Hf tlw mriwr Shin“ ui tlw Dmiiam PM slntvi ian cumin M Mr. and Mrs. \\. J. Banks 0! NH”! Bax aw \isiting “in: his sistm', MP. 1‘, \\. Limin. for u \wnk. Txhv zir- iiwii 13.4 “ouiiwsdax night and “ill pi‘uhahh io-turn thii vncl Hi this “Wk. Mr. and Mrs. W. .l. anlvlt. zu'v spo'mling a l'o-w clays. in 'l'ui'unln. Mrs. ll. .l. Sliiisnn ul' Ilrii'lllnn. husk" who is Visiting lll'l’ pm'viitrx. Ml’. and Mrs. William anLQll. Qum'n slrm-t. sperm. last. \x'm'k in ”MM“ with how rvlalinns. )lissvs llliva :mol Mai'jm-in Slilisnn. who aw Visiting llu'ir uramlparvnls, .\l1'. and Mrs. William \‘nllo-tt. swim" a l'o-w clays in l’alnwrstun last mm]; H Ill Mrs, If Untm'in, ”low, M] :71. .rii... 5.57% i. T. 72.: 3.1.5:»... 23.. 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Cucil Wiggins has returned from an eight wvoks' vacation at Elmira. N. Y., and will pave slzm'tly for .‘vlm'illo when3 he will teach this year. U z: E... 11.1.35... ::.:. .:_..E::.E:_:.1. _.. .5; £71.. 3. E: z: 2......2. 1:3: ....;> .331. 5 13:31:... 3.1; fir :31. r. :2... 14:3,: _.1. 1.22.... r, g ....£ .531. $1: :3. 9:1. $7.. Sq 1.5.14.5. Vâ€"T. 11?... VTL/JDZDZ- 75:11 2.. 2:1 n}: :1 WW law: in II J. Stinmn Ht “ho is \isiting hm legc'l! Hf 'l'immins, .\'v\\' s‘ Visiting will: lwl' lvm- Hvrmiv Bumvtt. in filo-n- THE DURHAM CHRONICLE J. S. Drys'clalv nf Weir son Dnnalcl. <at1mlay :Ifta-I' a with Mr. and Mrs. -ir summ' hnmo at K of Lnnskalalo- hm H. l’. and Mrs. 'l'mvnor nf \\'0‘('kâ€"PIM in =. II. Mnrlm'k a fo‘w lI-«I UIIL: .\lI.aIIIl .\II.~'. HOIIO\H\I101 \‘8'0‘1'00.Unt.2 MI.:IIIII \lIs. \Iiltnn IIIIk. [\itIhc‘no'l. Hut: .‘lissvs Bru- thaupt. Kitchmwl‘. Out: MIN. Vin- I‘I-nt Emmet. Philaolo'lphia. l’:I.: MI. arIl Mrs. J. H. Spe'nm. '“rIIIHlHfl; .‘lI. \lex. Smith. Ottaua: .\lI.~'. S. \\“SHII, Tmonto; \II’. and “vs. AItlIuI' \i. KI nnedy, 0“ en Sound; MI. and ‘113. Howard Bowman and daIIghteIs, plossn vi'm‘u'. Amour: the) gnvsts \ww-z Mrs. Lnslio' Hawckn. Lamchm, Hut: Mi~s 1‘1:le Mclrvino, Gall. (Int: Miss Mary I‘)a\'icisnn, Miss Dnmtliy Ran- nny and \Miss Edith Altmann, R-N'hnstm'. V..:Y Mr. and Mrs. dinn- ningham Lord. N0“ York City: Mr, and M18. \Valtm' Adams. .\'..Y: Mi“- I. an Tm“. Straifnrd. Hut; Mr. .InIm Iiglis. Kinvardixw. Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Hnrwy Sims, Kitrhmwr. (,m_; Mr. and Mrs. Georgn Rt‘any. Watnr- svmhlo‘ suit of whim gmn'gvtfu with lilivs Hf the vallo‘y and 113' 01' whitn [)lt‘ssn Cl‘CpO. .\ I'W'i'ptinn was ho'M at "Bi'izlzt- holnw." tho' hum" Hf tlw i_I!'iclc"~: par- mits. Thu hi‘ictv's muthm' \mrn :1 dress of silver Ci'vpo t'nmaino with raw and «tonlphinium hhw trimming with hat, and vm‘saav nt' thn same color. Mrs. Kt‘nnvth Cusmlh‘ nt' .\'mv Yni'k. tho groom‘s sistvi'. assistml at the reception and worn 2m m- The bride. whu was given in mar- riage by her t',ath1111 “111111 a 1.:1’1wn 111' ivnry silk [ianne \11l\11t. wi‘h 111-1111l111l 111nan111nt 11! same n1at111inl 1H11r\11il 11f Florentine 1111i11111ss l11111a ‘was \\111111 111111 style with a wreath .111' ”range lilnssums. She carried shnwer hnuquet 11f white orchids land lily 111' the. valey. 1 'l'he matron 11t' 1111111111. Mrs. ll. Bradshaw Jamiesnn. sister 111' the bride. was beautifully attired in a l1'11ss 111‘ 1-hitl'111n t'l‘r’Pt‘ 11l1antil|y la111- 1‘1V1111 whit11 satin. H1111 hat of white ‘uhitl'nn 1111111111 was trimmed with guld 111111i1l. and she were munching shoes and st1111ki111.11s. H1111 1111115111111 111111111114 was shaded )‘11ll111.-.1 Ctvllimliia 1111s11s. 'l‘l111 l111i1l11s1nai131. 3111s. Visitur 'I'ill- s1111 and Miss llnth .\lit1111rn. were p.111wn111l in orchid and yellow 1.1111111~ gette. trimmed with shut tatl'11ta ltl11w1111 111111lalli1111s and with hats and shoes to match. They carried yet-j lnw and 111'1'hi1l 1111131111151. 1 [NW lllt't't'Jtll. ll|11 l1|1i1l11 fllltl L'I'cmm Ia11t111l 11s flower girls and train hear- ‘1111s. They were Betsy H1 1w111an and l.1111is Buwman 111' Hwen Sunnd 111111 Lulliso' .l11111i11s11n and Virginia 1111s- 11111s. 'l‘h11 alternatn yellmv 11111! ”1'11lll1l 1ll'11ss11s Hi. the train lwzll'o'l's, and the tlnwer 1.1i11ls were 11111st 11f-' t'1111ti\111. and the tlnwer girls 11111111i1-1l 1111\.\11111hask11ts 111' 111111t11asti111: shades t Master l1'11111l1111i11k Starr .l11111i11s1111l 1111t111l as rim: bearer. 1‘ Mr. Frank I.11111l 11t' S111111s1tal11..\.\..t t"ltl111|1 at the grnnm, acted as heist; man, and the ushers were 1111. Bradshaw.l11n1i11s11n. .\|11..\lal1111llni Lord. .\l11.H11w11111l H11“ man «if GM 1111 Smnnl and M11. tll1a1le. 'lhnmpsun. 3111s. (11111113111 Reany 111' \Vat111-l11n, (Ont, sang (ladman‘s "At Dawning." and Srhnmann‘s “D111li1111ti1111.” M1111- dlessohn’s Wedding March was played as the. bridal party left the church. M. ”In lnitml vhm-vh ul' Swath- amptnn, Hntarin. tln- marriagu nf ifiliss'ljnaa Lydia Hnwman. «laugh- |tvr Hf .‘ll'. ‘3. .\l. Homnlan. vx-M.l’., gaml Mrs. anman. In Mr. Franklin Eliauo' Lam! nt‘ Pittslmrg. ’a.. tnnk lplavu an Saturday. August 2|. at. :3 H'Cltwk p.111. lit-V. Samllul Rnacl- 'hnusv. pastur Hf tlw l'nitml vhm-vh. Halt. Untarin. asaistml by How. .‘~lr. Hiwyn, pm't'urme-«l Hm (fare-mun)“. Lady Hoal'st of Tumult” is in 1mm this \vvvk Hm guest. Hf Mrs. (Dr.- h, .lamivson. Mr. and Mrs. (h'antham. Swift Cum-0m. Sask" and Mr. and Mrs. Hume-y, 'l'm-nntn. \wrv «,zm-sts uf Miss Ii. Kruss uwx' thv m-vk-o-ml. Miss Marjuriu Blast ul' Huiux'izl. .\’. \'.. and Miss Hulvn Ymm: nf I’hw'hvstm'. “mm the guvsls ut' Miss Vina Kruss thv first of tho \Vuuk. Mr. Alums Mchml and .lzmumvr, Mr, and Mrs. F. Slmnm'ay ni‘ Clain‘. ..,!ich and Mrs. Lai'mgn and Mrs. Mums 01 Battle 411'“. ii, Mich" \isitm! tlwir vmi.in.~'. .\!i'. J. I). and Hm )lisws Mi'Fayilvn, (Elvin-lg. til“ iii-s! m' tlw wow'k. Among vacant. Visitors with Mr. J. I). McFaydeu and tlw Misses Mcl’ay- dun in (“01101: \wro Mr. P. McKin- non. Mr. A. Mrfiillivry and Miss .\l(-(’;illi\‘ra}'. of Paislvy. and Mrs. Mc- Uu'mic-k of Ednmntnn. wlm attnnclm! thn laying nf tho (-nrnM stun:- hf thn l’l'vslnytvriau vlmx'vh Imu- on 'l‘unsda)’. Mis Katybvl Black 0! Choslvy Vis- itod with the Misses McFadyen in Glenolg fur two wovks, returning to her hume last Friday. .‘ll'. and Mrs. linorgo Campbell and family. aii'companic-ui by Mrs. Blan- rhard. loft for thoir homo at Minot, .\'.D., Friday of last work after Visit- im; for a month with his sistor. Mrs. John Morrison, and other friends and rolatiws in Durham and Vicinity. Mrs. M. M. Everett of Vancouver is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. GCOI'gC Everett. 311%. George A. Tm'nbull spent the past two weeks with her sister. Mrs. 1 {001110 Seal-lo of Guelph. Mis Iuiz (Hover and Mrs. Jerry Shouldice. both of \Viarton. visited over the week-vim with Mr. and Mrs. James Hepburn. home by Mrs. George Sherman of that. city. LORD--~BOWMAN HYMENEAL of tin- train lwm-n girls “mm mm! v flmwr girls vm'ric f contrasting slnmlo' ivk Starr .lamivm .' 'O‘W' W‘M‘OWOWCMOMM“ i Specials This Week A pretty wedding was solemnized on Saturday afternoon, August 2t. at Timothy Eaton .Memorial church, when Carolyn May Jamieson. daugh- ter of the late Rey. and Mrs. W. 'S. Jamieson. was united in marriage to Major Robert, Clarke Rowland. M.C., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland, Walkerton. The ceremony was. eundueted by Rev. iDr. E. B. Laneeley, Mrs. H. M. Blicht presiding at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her unele. Mr. R. N. Merritt. wore a gown of Chantilly lace over pink crepe, with godets of orchid ehitl‘on and large pink hat. She carried a shower bouquet of sweetheart. roses and or. chids. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Kathleen Jamieson. wearing a pink taffeta t‘roek with black maline hem. large hlaek hat and eorsage of butterfly roses and mm flowers, The bridegroom was supported by Mr. Arthur 8‘. Robert- son 0f Torontrv. Fellc’owim: the rere- mony a rereption was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John \V. Row- land. Hillsdale ayenue west. after whirh the bride and green) let't en a motor trip. The bride was attired in a Paris ensemble of nut iennl blue. trimmed with am y squirrel. and hat , tn matrb. l'lwm their return. Mel and Mrs. ltowlnncl \in reside at it: Humewm’nl tit‘iin't, 'l'm-«mtn, : It. dwsxft. my tn all tlw timv. Nutc- hill \wm's nut. Owen Sound: Knight, Owen -â€"with a Brantford Root of Asphalt Slates. You can have a soft toned roof of any color or combination of colors that pleases your taste. They add permanent beauty and value to any kind of home and give years of weather protection , a and tire resistance. is J " ROWLANDâ€"JAMIBSON MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL 3’ in komp nn Hm .w‘ Nutc- haw Hm clnllm‘ Mr. and “1“,. R. .‘10- Sound. *Ww.‘wguougugugugugug... ,.. ., . ".".".'-.u..... W By holding llu» vim-Hun m: ~ tembor H, MP. Mt‘iglu‘ll v.11! ;. over and done will: lu-t‘m “"Orld’s Series vmwds it I'runt yumâ€"Border Cities Star. Woodland.â€"At thv llnmv w 334100. Mrs. G. \V. \Vo-milalul, 7.1 (Ewiivlcl avonuv, 'l‘m-nntu. Tm». Angust 19, Charlottv Hymn. Hf Jnshua G. “'ondlmm. I}; from the almw addrvss Mum” 2.30 pm. Intm‘ment in Mmm’ ; szmt cometary. 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