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TilK SASKATM.V STAIM'IKKMX. WKltNKSUA Y. 1 KUI.TAUY IX 1C. i illlliilliillliilillllillillllillllililil fa Hill? I VTV TT niembei ut bridal party took Faille Elma lj.Fav, Lillian Hou. Officials ijink and white streamer and wed riiiid dins bells.

Mm Lily Kayer presided land Mr. Ralph Farkmsou. The pro- and the use of silk instead of woul-at the piano. pUiying suitable music gram folljwsi i lens, which had a great effect on as a pieiude and conclusion to the! FAKT I. trade, the referred also to the ISSUES WARNING TO WOMEN USERS OF CIGARETTES Dr.

E. J. Macdonald Addresses Central W.C.T.U. on Injur- service. louring the sigmug of the legister iltt.

VV Hiiiiiiiion and Mjm! A. Stephen sang a duet. Holy Love." The bride, who was given in marriage I her father, was strikingly handsome in her dress of white taf-ieta with milt overskirt, and white' cree si i (j per and hose to match. tier veil ol lUiny white tulle was UNIVERSITY IN FIRST PROGRAM Make Initial Appearance for Season With Mr. Reginald Bedford as Soloist tine of the very pleasant evenings Saskatoon has learned to expei-t about thift time of year from the I'ni-veritity t'lioial So-it-iy was provided in a complimentary lecital on Turs-iday in Convocation hall, with Mr.

Itvginald Ik-dtord aa assisting solo-ibt. lir. U. J. Manning has assembled a chorus of neatly a hundied worn over her prettily coiffed head Gavotte Martini i -r.

what depleted on Tuesday by the MrIvor and Mary Hani- rv 11am- I t-i ii inuiiiiaMMu employment in Britain prevailine fushiona of ahort skiru Canadian waterways, reviewing the situation briefly, and to the over- helming women's vote in the recent I'nited States election. Mrs. Bor- Uni stated also that she considered th foreign policy of the Conserva- amuuniui 10 me vfuut Dim i .1 Mrs. euva a m.ttit inlr.t. ing and illuminating address on the elationship of Canada to the Brit- UD' uPn, 'her remarks showed careful study "V1 Duriegav a brief outline nf hj thai Hon.

W. L. Mackenzie King at banquet given in his honor by line national federation of Liberal omen. Mrs. Gamble was authorized to extend an invitation to the Hon.

Mary Ellen Smith, president of the National Federation of Liberal Women, to speak here during her forthcoming visit to Saskatoon. FOIt WHIST DIUVF. The sixth of a series of new whist teas given under the auspices of the National Auxiliary B. of R. will take place on Tuesday.

February 26 in the Odd Fellows' hall. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. Mr, or and Mrs Geo Weir elr' There are only 500 grammes of' I 14 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I II inH lll'l I late report anger ucss of some of its active members a delightful program was forthcoming from tins group of students who gave every eviuence of thorough enjoyment of their work under hut baton. Mr. W.

Hiddell was an efficient accompanist. The chorus was well balanced and attained a clear musical quality of tone which lint itself admirably to the type of songs chosen. Charming b'nglixh songs, wiih several of the favorite madrigals could not have been imptoved upon in the matter of selection for the fiesh. youthful voices of the University chorus. Frederic Austin's Three Songs in a Farmhouse is A-Com-ing In." "The Poacher" and "It Was a Lover and His Lnas." were the op ening group.

"The Lass With the jous in ecu oi eeu Dr. R. J. MacLtanald, local fhyM-eian, pave a most informative address at the Central C.T.I T. meet-ins held on Tuesday in the W.CA Iarlor on the effects of tobacco on women and girU.

8ince the introduction of tobacco into Europe the growth in its ue hai hern amazing, and since the has raujjht the fancy of youth. Tobacco, a member of the deadly nightshade fa mil continued Tr. Maclonald. contain many poisons, chief of which is nicotine, which is closely allied to prussie acid in its working. The speaker considered cigarettes its most injurious form and quoted statistics showing great variation in the amount of nicotine in different kinds of tobacco, the cheajier brands being the most harmful.

Figures collected from various sources indicated the detrimental effects of tracking on students. On account of their more highly developed nervous and indoor life women suffer more through the use of tobacco than do men. Heart and blood vessels are affected but more serious i by fr, he declared, is the effect on the thyroid gland, the delicate or- Ban which i ovulates many bodily i processes. Disturbance in its function leads to grievous trouble and it is much commoner in women than in men, ('specially in our inland provinces, where at least one woman in six is a sufferer. The sedative action of nicotine ic its greatest danger, calling, as it dos, for an ever increasing dose.

When the habit is formed in youth its effects can never be overcome. Dr. MacDonald's closing injunction was: "JvCt us take warning and give warning; regarding the evil results of the smoking habit, especially as it affects women." Calendar The regular monthly meeting of St. Andrew's Women's Missionary Society will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church at which Mrs. K.

Grace will take the topic from "Koyal Itoad." and reports by the delegates to the pres-byteiial will be given. St. George's W.A. will meet Thurs veiicate Air ana jonn r-eel. tiyjwara Hamilton hotel where fifty ncn, mine me oee sucks loeot- i two guests sat down to the wed-frcy Shaw) and The Arethusa" ding dinner.

The color scheme of (Jephson) completed the choral of- pjnk Hnd white was carried out in fenngs with the one exception which dining room decorations, was an innovation in University jjr. and Mrs. Bailey left on Thurs Choral Society annuls a well given morning's train for Vancouver male chorus, "The Frog," by Ernest island where they will spend a Newton. month. The bride travelled in a Mr.

D. C. Wickenden. president of gown of flat crepe and transparent i Grace Shmmon and Mav Woodlev. Polyphony Thiee Part invention, No.

3 Bach Je i.gue in minor Karh 2 pianos. hands fiuite in Canon Foim (2 pianos. 4 hands) Arensky lal Prrkide. Aria, cherzino. Ua- volte; (b( hlegie, Komanze, Intermezzo.

Alia pulacca. FAKT IL 2 piinos. violin, 'cello) Unfinished Schubert Andante con moto I'AHT III. to Don Giovanni (3 pianos, hands) Gavotte. Opus.

34 tiavotte Onus 34 Pirani 2 pianos. 4 bands) Ride of the Valkyries Wagner 2 pianos, hands) Members Discuss Current Topics At Liberal Meerinc: Political topic cf interest were discussed by the Women's Liberal Club members at their February meeting Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows' Hall. Mrs. F. M.

Borland, Mrs. R. W. Gamble and Mrs. C.

L. he discussion. subjects in her address. The iwti.ii.u Wit I I If (in un ORTIIOPHON'IC TICTROLAS It is SCIENCE teeth is a film You slippery, and gets stains white brilliance. it, and of To special I'epsodent.

brushing Start counter The Mrs. S. E. Gee (top) fontimics as official head of the United Kami Women of Manitoba, at the last annual meeting. Mrs.

Anna Cray (right) holds the office of secretary, newly elected at the same meeting. The Alberta branch, women's section of the I.V.C., will be presided over this year by Mrs. A. M. Warr, appointed recently in Kdnionton.

SOCIAL and PERSONAL remove the Film on teeth the chief source of "off-color" teeth of decay, pyorrhea. that turns white teeth "off color" day atteiniion the ne.iish ha I atitho finr.i,.L,H 2.J0. This is the Inst regular meet-; un- vt-ai. i lie iiieiiiuers aie the society, and Miss Helen Cameron 1 In solos provided additional variety. Mr.

Wickenden selected "Sigh No More" W. A. Aikini and "Cairn As I The Night" (Carl and Miss I Cameron "Music When Soft Voices Die'' Rogcr yuilter) and "My Mo ther Bids Me Bind My Hair" tfiaydn). Both were well received. Mr.

Bedford justified the enthusi- astic greeting he received as he took his place at the piano for the Busoni transcription of the Orgirj Prelude and Fugue in Major (Bach), and an eager audience had the joy of hearing as an encore Chopin's Pre- lude in Major. With technical or nuance aevoid or any apparent re-i strictions. Mr. Bedford gave a mas- Influ Tl I ou'd i. mrji, i nVmer.

doctor Oridu and tonZ Th. i oti ui i Vr a i -it itV A BI1U It UllUtTl- standing of the modern idiom. The Etude Arabesque by Leschitizsky i was his encore selection, matching the others in ease ot technique and I colorful presentation. The choralists and their guests. among whom was (iie distinguished I Canadian.

Bliss Carman, were served refreshments at the close, and in the I social interval Mr. Bedford generous- ly repeated two of the Debussy se- lections. Weddings BKF.XNAN CASE Miss Blanche Case, a daughter of i Mrs. Mae Case of Minot. and John P.

Brennan of Rosetown, Saskatche-I wan, were married at a service in St. Leo's churen. Minot, N.D., Monday i morning, January 28. at 8 30 o'clock, jthe Rev. J.

W. Hogan officiating. Mrs. F. A.

Zarones at the organ 1 'played the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus as the bridal party entered, and also i piayea a program or music during the exchange of nuptial vows and at the nuptial Mass. I I i asked to malic ticket returns at this decoration. The guests were Mr meeting. and Mrs. A.

D. CaversMr. nnd Mrs r. it, Leon Koyl. Mr.

and Mrs. Grace Women Auxiliary will hold Makaroff. Mr. and Mr Frwin' its monthly meeting Thursday after-; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Niderost. Mr and noon at 3 clock in the church hall. Mrs. Frank Judd. Dr.

end Mrs A social half hour will follow the Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs Marshall' regular business meeting for the pur-; Thompson Mr and Mi pose of getting acquainted with tlttjLovell. Mr. and Mrs Coriette new members. Dr.

and Mrs. Milton Webb Mr. and i Mrs. Cecil Webb. Mr.

and Mis. B. W. Mrs. H.

W. Moffatt will give Wakeling, Mrs. Thomas Fulton and paper on the new inisrionary text; Mr. Bert Daykin book, "Doums in the Darkness'' at the regular meeting of Knox M.S. Mrs.

V. F. Macdermid hiw re-Thursclav afternoon at 3 clock turned from Regina. where she wa, Mrs H. Clare will give the renort the guest for a few days of Mr Jus-.

Plpsby'e'ial meeting and Mrs tire P. 13. Mackenzie and Mis Mac- It. M. Curric will lead the devotional kenzic.

period. I ti 7 np regulnr monthly meeting of The regular retmg of the Don-; the Baptist Women's AuxiliarywH Ida Juvenile Orange Lodge will be i take the form of a Valentine socia has made a significa it discovery. The cause of dull discolored is found to be the chief cause of serious tooth and gum disorders. That cause that forms on teeth. can feci film with your tongue a viscous coating.

It clings to teeth into crevices and stays. It absorbs from food and smoking to turn teeth "off color" and cloud their Germs by the millions breed in they, plus tartar, are the chief cause pyorrhea. remove film dentists prescribe the film-removing dentifrice called It acts to curdle film so that easily removes it. today. Get Pcpsodent at any drug or write for free 10-day supply to Pepsodent 191 George Toronto 2, Canada.

Made in Canada repsodent Tki Special Film-RtmovtHt Dtntifrkt rens Colds iBest Treated Externally That's why modern mothers prefer Vick it cannot upset delicate stomachs. Rubbed on throat and chest, it acts two ways at once: (1) Its healing vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the air passages; (2) It "draws out" the soreness like an old-fash ioned poultice. VVAPORUB On Used Yiamjt BILIOUSNESS RELIEVED QUICKLY This Partly VeirtaMe PiD quickly starts the bile flowing, gently moves the bowels, the poisons pass away, the sour and acid stomach sweetens, and biliousness vanishes. Sick Headache. Indigestion.

Bad Breath and Complexion Improve by the gentle action ot these tiny vegetable laxative pills. All Druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs. CARTERS PILLS BIG NOVELTY DANCE Noisemakers, Hats and Confetti LABOR TEMPLE Feb. 14 8.30 to 12 TROUBADOURS In Attendance Ladies 85c Gents 65c SAT. NIGHT DANCE CLUB Olson Lectures Highly Appreciated DAVID EUGENE OLSON, H.Sc.

REGENT HALL Wednesday "SCIENCE AND EVOLUTION" A Few Comments From Those Who Heard Him "Reverent, forceful, convincing. A man having an acquaintance with, and faith in, the Bible will not lead astray. A man with a message worth hearing." J. A. Snell.

M.A., LL.D., Principal Normal School. "What impressed me was his immense reserve of knowledge and his ability to condense this knowledge and so present his message with a clear and increasing weight of argument. It is refreshing to meet a man who consecrates his knowledge to the service of God. Believers and unbelievers of all ranks and races should make an effort to hear him." W. G.

Brown, M.A., B.D. "Dr. Olson is a sound, logical and convincing speaker, and can contribute great values to his hearers in Jiis chosen subjects, which reconcile scientific truths wiyi religious convictions, and free from specu--lations and dogmatisms." W. J. Thompson, B.S.A.

"He sure said something when he made that speech. It made me think, and when you are wrong you don't want to think. When he made that little prayer, kind o' soft like, I wanted to cry, and wished I was away back at the old home where folks knew God and 1 wasn't too bad a kid. I'll aure have a lonesome time for a few Man From the Booming House. "I must go home and tell my boys about It.

How I wish they were here!" A Little Mother. "Call that a lecture, Dr. Manly! I think it's the biggest sermon I ever heard. I'm coming early tomorrow night to be sure of a seat. And I'll bring some friends." A Happy Little Woman.

Come Karly and (jet u. Heat. Not Broadcast Dr. R. C.

Manly, Manager 0r Ivm oarls She carried a bououet of white lillies, carnations and lily of the valley. Khe was attended by her cousin. Miss Fern Sliaw. as bridesmaid, and by two little flower: iltou, also cousiiieg of the bride The bridesmaid was dressed mauve taffetu, with large hat trimmed in matching shade, she carried a sheaf of roses and mauve chrysanthemums. The little flower girls were very dainty in dresses of pink silk and each carried a.

basket of pink and white roses. Mr. Leslie Johnston, brother of the bride, was best man and the ushers were Mr. Hailey Calkins and Mr. James Hunter.

Tha bride's gift to the groom was a pair of gold cuff links. The groom gift to the bride was string of pearls; to the bridesmaid gold brooch: to the groomsman gold cuff links; and gold lings to the flower girls. Following the church ceremonial the wedding party drove to Mr. Kd- velvet in roval blue with shoes of the same shade; a blue broadcloth coat with opossum trimmings and felt hat to match. On their return Mr.

and Mrs. Bailey will reside on the groem's farm near Eaton. II I I I) Will Vj1 1 KHIO Ensemble Program At Gustin Studios A Diano ensemble recital is an in- teresting feature announced by the Lvell Gustin Piano btudies lor this evening, at 8.30 o'clock Miss Doro- Ml en Overholt. cellist, will assist with the program, which will be given by ensemble class, the Misses Agnes (CdDirnns Lift Right Off! hchiiik; men snort vnu iuat that old bothersome corn right off with your fingers. It Uiorks like a charm, every time.

Seems magic! A tiny bottle of 'Freezone' costs only few cents at any drug stor. Try ft! PILES Soothes, hetls, con- querj pain, restores nor-mslcy. For all forms of Piles. Money-bitk gus-anree and full direcnom in piclcage. Tube with pile pipe, 75c.

Tin bo. 60 1. A', all drug store ifDISINFET BLISTERS CHECKS spreading Zonit Ointment it con- antiseptic for external It is grease leaa, atainlasa, invaluable in case of Infection, injury or irritation of akin tissues. Keep a tube in your medicine cheat. At all druggists, 60c Ignite Ointment kkkkkiJr xs i I in i I Miss Olive Kron attended the bride Hard corns, soft corns, corns between land Ray Purdy, the letter's cousin, i the toes and callouses lift riahi fr jwas the best man.

Miss Kron wore a IP' fti ott-i gown of orchid, crepe with a hat to -lt 13 80 eay and doesn and a corsage bouquet of; "urt a bit: roses and lilies of the valley. Just drop "Freczone" on anv ten- The bride's gown was "of white der, touchy corn. Instantly it'stona One Standard Price The Lowest Mason Risch Piano Sold Direct From Our Factory To Your Home JN'K of the smart dinner parties preceding the Assemblies of Tuesday evening place in the Algerian room with covers for 26 at scheme of daflodil yellow, the sprin a color nnwern mnkmir art evening at a o'clock. ine nostesses will be Mrs. ier, otrs.

B. Soolt. Mrs. J. Fenne-, more, Mrs.

J. Peck. Mrs. H. Buck and Mrs.

A. H. Trevov. A cordia'l Invitation is extended to the women of the church and their friends. Mrs.

Andrew Croll, The Rowans will not receive on Thursday. A pleasant surprise was prepared in honor of Miss Winnie Drinklo on Tuesday evening when Miss Margaret Kussell. 312 Twenty-fifth Street west, and Miss Velma Klhott entertained in her honor at Miss Elliott's home, when 25 of her friends gathered to shower her with prettv miscellaneous gifts, presented as the guest of compliment entered to the strains of the Wedding March, played by Miss Catherine Connor. Contests and music were enjoyed during the evening. The prettily appointed tsble.

centred with pink and white tulips and narcissi and tall link tapers, was presided over by Mrs. W. R. Drinkle. Mrs.

Fred Coti-nell assisting the hostesses. Westminster Women's Association is entertaining at a Valentine- tea Thursday afternoon from 3 to o'clock in the church hall. Cnder the auspices of Parkview Women's League a silver tea is be- ing given on Wednesday afternoon, Febi nary 20. for which Mrs. William Grunt.

202 Twenty-ninth Street, 'west, is lending her home between! 3 and t) o'cluck. Rotunda, drawing-room, imd the large dining-room of the YWCA. were in festive dress on Tuesday evening when nearly 200 guests nt- tended the annual Valentine function given by resilience gills and the meinhers of the association gymnasium class. St arlet and whiU favors were In evidence and the general srherne followed the tradit mrVil older in coitus nnd design. Miss l'tkn and Mihs Helen Manson welcomed the guests, who spent the evening in games and dancing.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Maedermld weie among the dinner hosts of Tuesday evening, taking their guests later to the dance of the assemblies.

Members of Thud Avenue choir aie entertaining at a Valentine paitv on Fndny evi nin- of this week in Campbell's Palm Room. Rev. Father W. I'yrne-Grant left at noon todsv to represent Mgr. I ies-tnaiais.

of Prince Albert, the Vicar the Roman Catholic dloeese of Prince Albert and Saskatoon and the pro-cathedral Saskatoon it the funeral of the late Mme. Prtid honinie, mother of Rlshop Prud'- nomine, which takes place early Friday morning In Winnipeg, Certificates were ptesented to link Newcoinhe. Boris Novikov. Tilth Wilson. Mabel Groves.

Murlmlp PmiKlas. Gwen Tuimb lif fe. Kdna 'leinmell. Dorothy Moffat Muv Wilkinson, on Tuesday evening at recital given In the Normal sc hool nudltni turn by the plant) pupils nf Miss Mmv Gore. Prizes won bv Velma lorsvth.

Hetty Moffat and Ports Novikov for number of piaetise hours, to Hems Novikov for obtaining the highest standing in the June examinations a mark of 95-and to Ruth Wilson for hand and arm practise were also handed winners, air. itonert Hell mak-I ing the presentations. The following I took part in the program listened to with interest by a large number of parents and James Camp-I bell, Alice McLaren. Eugenie Novi-i kov. Donna Chapp, Fannv Hodgins, Jack Newcombe.

Evelyn Gore, Boris Novikov. Grace Tunnicliffe. Mar-jorie Matheson. Harry Brunskill, Ruth Wilson. Velma Forsyth.

Violet Walters, Betty Moffat, Winnie Wedge, Mary Wilkinson. Ethel Har- i mull, UWCH UlllliClllie. During his stay in Saskatoon. Dr. Bliss Carman is the guest of President and Mrs.

Murray, University grounds. The poet is on his way to Vancouver and will spend the spring in Southern California. A lolly nartv. made esneeiallv in that it meant reunions lor many of the old students, was arranged for Tuesday evening in the auditorium of Nutana Collegiate Institute, when the Alumni Association was host. The guests were received by Mrs.

A. W. Cameron. Mrs. H.

A. Ebbels and Mrs. C. A. Oulton.

There were dancing and games and a tempting supper was served under the direction of the general committee arranging for the affair, Miss Norma RenneU, Miss Lois Tupper, Miss Margaret Sillers, Mr. Webster Maguire and Mr. Melville Holnus. Miss Edna Brower. who leaves next week for Toronto, was the guest of honor at a bridge given one evening recently in the nurses' home at the Saskatoon Sanatorium, when Miss Nellie Carson and Miss Jean Morrison entertained jointly for her.

Honors at bridge were won by Miss Nan Pulse and Miss Jennie Williamson. The guest of honor was "showered with dainty handkerchiefs. Mr. David Taylor and Mr. F.

A. Shepherd have returned from Regina where they were guests of Mr. Justice and Mis. P. E.

Mackenzie. The mild weather made Tuesday a particularly popular day at the regular meeting of the Saskatoon Figure Skating Club at the Arena. A large number of members spent enjoyable noon hour at the rink. Mrs. J.

H. Holmes is in Biligar, today on businesn connected with the Provincial Chapter. I O.D.E. At their usual practice on Monday evening the members of the Third Avenue Sunday School orchestia presented Miss Winnie Drinkle. bi ide-eleit.

with half a do.en Community silver butter spreaders, in recognition of her services as pianist for the past two and a half years. Saskatoon Clef Club I Iears Paper On Fritz Kreislcr A paper on Fritz Kreislcr nnd his cnmposii inns, prepriretl by Mr. Irving Solowey nnd lead, in his iil.senee. by Mis. Fiank Smith, introduced a delightful program at the regular 'meeting of the Saskatoon Clef Club Tuesday evening.

The meeting was held nt the home of Mi and Mrs. IMtle. Hlo Albert Avenue, and the following items wei given: Duet Moment Musical H. Sitt Misses Mnxine Wytnan nd Marion Smith Farewell to Culeiilain i Londonderry Air Kreisler 1 Miss Daisy Palmer la I The Kn Imntrrss Jtatton (bl The Hose Noel Johnson Mrs James Ashford nlse de Cunt i Gi anodos Mbs Giaee Henderson Taiubouiin Clunni Kreislcr Mi Allan Clifton Overture Zatnpa Ensemble F.nsenible Class: Misses Home Uinot. Palmer.

Maxlne Hymen Maiion Smith mid Mr. 1 1 vim; I'olowrv Acrt.nn.Miii-it i-, piHchmd ESTET ORGANS Our Daily Bargain Practice Piano CI 1 In Good Shape 91 Iw S2aSj i Yk i Jo i riintr "i ruti-a luugu aie antveu lo oe pieseiu. St. f.eoige's vestry will meet to-niirht at o'clock in the parish hall. 13 Unsiehtlv Cold Sores ARE CAUSED DV Constipation Constipation pours waste and insidious poisons into your system.

These cause 1 1 fatigue and digestive dis- I orders, ana tncy leaa to serious organic troubles. Cold sores, pimples and other unsightly skin eruptions are Nature's effort to rid the body of these poisons. Tillson's natural Bran corrects constipation in nature's way. Its bulk gives internal organs the exercise they need. Its roughage stimulates intestinal muscles to sweep the body clean of waste and poisons regularly and completely.

Eat Tillson's natural Bran. In rnufhns it's delicious. Eat two or three at every meal. Then your diet will i it i nave uic rougnage reeus. Your internal organs will become strong and vigorous in their operation each day.

Simple tecipes are found in every package. A IFADtNG CANADIAN PHYMUAN SAYS: "I hire used Tillson's natural Bran from time to time and have always found it highly beneficial. I alwiy recommend It to taj pioeou." i i I i i MASON Risch Pianos are made in our fac- tory and sold only at one standard price throughout Canada. We adhere strictly to a high standard of quality throughout and then sell direct from our factory to your home at the lowest possible price. Mason Hisch offer you an Instrument that -is guaranteed in every respect at a reasonable price.

Your Credit la Good Enjojr a Mason Risch piano while you ore paj-ing for It, and have the terms arranged as you wish. crystal beading, ard she wore a veil w. pm. of tulle. Her bouquet was of butterfly roses and sweet peas in a ahow-' er.

and her only ornament was a pearl and crystal necklace, a gift of the hrideeroom. After the church service Mr. and i a. jttiiirit rvtiiitjaii ac- t.i fast In the Indian room of the Le-land-Parker hotel. Mrs.

Brennan is a niece of Mrs. Kimball. The guests included the bridal party, relatives and a few friends. Clusters of red carnations decorated the table where there were covers for 20. The guests included in addition to Mr.

and Mrs. Brennan, and their attendants, the brides mother, Mis Case, her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Purdy. her uncle and aunt.

Mr. and Mis. Winkelman; Mr. Brennan's brother-in-law and sister. Mr.

and Mrs. Bertel Jarobson and their daughter Margaret; Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J.

Domicse. and their daughter. Max-ine. of Crosby; the Rev. Father logon.

Mis Zarones. Dr. M. J. Fardy and Dr L.

Devine. Mr. and Mrs. Brennan left in the afternoon for a trip to Spokane. Portland.

Seattle and Vancouver, and will return March IS to Rosetown. where Mr. Brennan has a farm, and where they are to make their home. The bride was graduated last year from the training school of St. Joseph's hospital, UMI.FY IOIINSTON A wedding of wide interest to the cnmmunitv took place in the Eston i Pentecostal Chur at 2 o'clock Wennesiliiy afternoon.

February when Rev. A. Saver united In mar- riage Valetta Jane, only daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. P.

L. Johnston, and George Pavne Bailey, son of Charles Bailey, Vancouver island. 1 The church was very prettily dec- orated In pink and white. The Porhaps You Don't Need Glasses An examination by an optometrist will determine this-if treatment other than the wearing of glasses Is Indicated, we will tell you so. We make a thorough examination, charge a fee for It and tell you the exact condition of your eyes.

MASON 6-RISCH PIANO MANUFACTURER FACTORIES AT TORONTO 1 2 Second Avenue North Baakatooa Duo-Art In Htelnway, Mason i Risch and Henry Herbert Planoa ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE LADIES OF SASKATOON OiM'tfmtc Thursday, Feb. 14, of our nt-xv. up-to-date Millin-ery Store (formnrly Hip Elite) un K19, top of Iunit Hill, with our display of New Spring- Millinery, MISS J. H. KENST.