The following prices, effective in the Western District on Dee. 14, are quoted in cents per Ib. except when marked B each, D dozen, B bunch Beer General and. Mrz. Douglas C. Me- sicoip Roast Dougal, was married to Miss Doreen Bb.
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Dean A.C. 8. Trivett 8 decorated for the occasion with The Cathedral was beautifully white chrysanthemums and narcil Intermed withoroye at "Romy The bride, who was given away by" her father, wore 3 xown White French noire taffeta, cut. on Nery. simple ines, the. high neektine Tniahed with & pointed collar out in tone with the dress, the Tong sleeves being squared. at the shoulders and tightening. towards the wrist, while the graceful skier Aared into alle fess and extended into a train. Her yep vell of lacquered net, of the same Steak Tenath as hor train, was died with Cutts silver thread and fell over her face Swine {rom a small orange blossom crown. Bul Ear cited use net hoven, sore ing the arm, of white roses, a nations and "sweet peas, three Bag Strands of silver leaves"and flowers Bitttg, falling from the elbow and making Round a long trail behind her as she moved the isto The maid of honour was Miss Daphne Rogers, and the bridesmaids Miss" Dorothy—Boissevain, Miss Jacquotyn Ball and Miss Wilhelmina Kieljn. "Their white brocaded taffeta dresses were nigh-waisted, with diamond-shaped necklines and three. quarter sleeves squared at the shoulders, the skirts. being tony and full. 'Their head-dresses were Taequered ribbon, tied in "a Sow and' crowned" with' bunch of Iie of the valley Inthe centre of which "was one white camellia, White Enmelige and) sweet peas Witt 8 foray of les of the valley formed 8
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