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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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D11‘ BLABBERJIOUTII (A Pete Smith Specialty)

TO-DAY ONLY —Sh0ws 3.15-—-7 t? 9

ANN‘ GOTHERlV-RED SKELTON

“MAISIE GETS HER MAN”

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EMPIRE -.-- TO-NIGHT -.--

RIDE the RANGE with DON "REIT BARRY u: SINGLE-HANDED he FIGHTS the lAWl-ESSNESS of lhl TEXAS BADLANDST

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0'? AND OVER-One of the shortest and slowest flights since the Wright.» bothers took of!‘ et Kittyhawk in 1903 landed this Marine lighter plane mid its pilot in the ocean. The plane is shown nbore as it clvarvd the sirie of a. iviirsinii after a cable broke while it was being launched fi-itii n .i‘.. T116 11111119 launched itself at a spcod of ziboui; i0 knots. Di- oxv Pillilfnlttii piict, having thrown his rubber life raft clear, olin fbs out. cn the wing for s. take-off o: his own.

‘ _ (U. s. Navy Photo from reg/i) It BJHFHS VIEW-A Jnp merchant ship is pictured sinking alter be- ing 117i" l ' ti ‘iv an Am." rm sub in the Pacific. Photo, taken through the till/l DPHFCPPB- Wu YOIVKISOCi u Washington announced that U. s.

PLUS CARTOON VARllffY VlIﬂVS FICTION —— SERIAL

monr- FRI. - SAT. “SEALED LIPS ”

WM. GARGAN — JUNE CLYDE — JOHN LITEL Also Perils Royal Mounted — Comedy & Cartoon

..EXPRESS‘

LYNN MERRICK

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SHOWS 7 — 8.15 i-l MATINEE SAT. ONLY — 2.30

{living o Leisure

The Woman's Realm

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which eie not “sunfnst" should not be used for things iiiut. will t: con- stantly exposru ti) Lin‘: sun-draper- ies in a sunny \\‘lll(lO\V. for exqiiple, or tennis UYCmwP-x. Such mlltililllj, however. will be quite vwvt-Cﬂi H" housecoats, or evening dresses. or bedspreads -f0r any use which does not mean long exposure to the sun. To guard against fabrics fading when thcyuc iviisiiod, first of (tourse, make sure that thu nuitcrial is washable - use the tumbler test. In other words,_ squeeze a. small piece oi the fuhric in ii tumbler of lukewarm water for a. few minutes. If the water becomes considerably discolored, the inbric should not be washed, Then avoid not ivziter and iubbiiig with cake soups or using strong soups. Always use Zentic suds that. are siife ior anything safe in water _'ine. Diiv fabrics in the shade away from direct heat and do not use too hot an iron.

For a. good imitation of French fried potiitoium. cut potatoes 1n strips and place in a shallow baking pan. Pour 2 or 3 tablespoons of melted shoztenixig over them nnd bake for on hour. Stir once or twice durinc mat time.

PUSH-BUTTON IIEATEB

One men, by incrvly pressing push buttons, stokcs nil the coal-burning boilers in :1 47-storvy New York hotel. The boilers burn pulverized coal and when a billlllli is pushed. ex- actly the right iimnunt of cool to keep the fire at pioper heat ls su- toniaticnlly released from the bunk- ers to the firebox

CllIFK EN

Iaurs Pepper" chief of the con- sumer sectlcn, Dopiirtnient of Agri- culture, hzts the following suggestions for using ii boiling fowl . . . Make it into chickrn hot p‘e. dciicious on a crtlii night or jelllcd chicken salads, just the dish for someone FOfUVPFlllﬂ from thr flu, or turn it into a savory chicken broth the n8“ time YQu Rive a dinner,

lubs iind sunk five Jnp ships, bringing total to 143_

his Dirnthy Mnrﬁrio, newly appointed Principal ig-Qn, Mugging Snrvlccs. OENTRE, With Mill I. AL

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Smollle, Mntron-fn-Ginrize. nmi Brigadier Brock C. Ohkiholm. Dlrccior General oi Medical Survival.

HINTB 0N ETIQUETTI

“The spirit of Christmas is better expressed by 50 inexpensive Sifts that include people who might be forgotten," than by sending expen- sive gifts to a few who could just ll well do without them.

A tablespoon of auger in the wet- er in which cauliflower is cocked will keep it whlte.

Add e, handful of salt. to the rinse water and your clothes will not freeze while you are hanging them out.

Both the elephant and the lion are afraid of the mouse — the elm hrint because it is afraid of little creature's running up sensitive trunks the lion becnuge lIlCe often come upon it when it is asleep and gnaw at its paws until they beccme so sore that it can lmi-dly walk

Sees A Threat To Security 0f Taxpayers

IORQNTO, Dec. 8—-(OP)-In his annual address to shareholders of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce today, the President S. H. 1081111. said then was n threat to the eecurl of texpﬂ era in the 1942 Income Tex Amen ment. which made the increased taxes retroac. tive to the first: of the year. The President also reviewed qanndtys wiir effort and emphasized the re- BPOH-Siblllty restlnz on individuals t0 Ilmpiwrt the cause hard won-k and the piuicliaee of vemment. secﬁitilcz.

- Elm ursed cmce‘ tion or the increased taxes for period between January 1. 1942 and Aug. 31. 1942. Under the present er. ru ent, said Mr. Inge-n, tax- DHYBH Ere llwlyl in debt in the Government and 1n case o1 the delﬁh B! I wmayer. his estate might be taken to satiety the Gov. ernment‘: claim. In the case of l. severe in revenue also the taxpayer would have ‘ ‘uctlone from his depleted salary to pgy

taxes on his previous high eel . in “ti. . Kin fgeaideni M“ 194a end then will be el- p, ‘l’ p"'°"“‘

Under the present lystom of e. ducting taxes at the source of re- venue taxpayers will not have paid all their i942 taxes imtll July or August ready in debt for eight. months of 1943 taxes.

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mentgsut including those Yﬁlm I89 INN‘. £6594

wading by n vote of ‘l to 5 eftcr employed in North Carleton has re.

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the manpower s the

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attendance u: we‘! mind oo cone rt, and 806181 0M? The 9191; allowed. Mrs, W 15 a

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ma," LIE‘ Elmer Convener, Mrs, ibcusétrs. G. ner. ecto , _ Mrs. .1. Mg" mm‘ M“

Wee plane for cancer;

. Georg D81‘! b0 her meeting, by emch

one oi! our oldest Mr

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The Labor lﬂnlstcr. vverninq‘ thlt‘ the final showdown with the ezil in "going to involve us ueltles whether we went not," dec an

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Minis . warned mu “we will be faced in 1048 with mutlmum de- cuter. MMI. mend: for manpower and wcmen- m1 in Cheton 22'5"" $5.?“ ome, industry." m’

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roll call to be gngwgggd "'18! 01' Giristfnn; gm‘,

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Premier King Back In Ottawa

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CHILTON ITEMI

m. 0010mm Rog 3_ q, II mmdlng a M11011; with Will And I'll-fully here,

KW lvmnethv u extended Eulscl Oral Rid frmiiy recent It! avenient.

Mics Freda Rogers who he: been

Mrs. ‘moms; Bmdiey or w“. spent Sunday even-

guest of her friend,

oversees and Mu. Hubert Muttert. forces and in

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Lucillle Nickel-eon hss re- iio her horn" nfter visiting friends in Welt Point.

the I wife and family.

Mir. Edmu- Petei-s accanpnniezi by his tether spent hide! even- in| u; Chelton guests of Mr. and Etc. Prank Geudet.

m; Mrwarct Geudet who hu been (mp. 'od at Norm Ceriebn

Hui-ton Hatley he: twenty

mov here for the winter maths.

Min Alphonsus Doucettp spent Monday in aumnierside.

Mr. Arthur Muttert Chclton,

' spent Friday in North Oerievtign the

xuuet of Mr. end Mil. llllsm

ANTIGONISH. N 8., Dec. way accident; claimed the life to- of J mes Deiane , 73-year-old

omen of nearby alfway Cove. Ho we: struck by e truck Satur-

g while walking near his home.

new Bovmill and: the d1.

DECEMBER 10, 1942 Christened “Princess Alice”

witches; service plane, one of theltlie nrlorldﬂq best naval pajyol m‘ eg t man t. whi h now con- 1ST. e Plix-"A ‘,-

stitute Oanadygﬁ! airtﬁnft produc-ibcng prociucch iln (lilllilllﬂ, iii’; %‘°'i€i‘“" Y5“ ti-"iirrei. 'S§i..°.‘t‘i°"’li - reaL gidaymiffteifrioolg wfixen ‘The railelleg rel-tilt”? FAA-CI h“ m‘ first nil-Canadian PHC a ta lln a ﬂiitlistcod terrific Opuiflislixﬁnkéav Fervieksi:ptieiz.“"ti.biiriii- 322°.“ M». dedicated at. 5t Huber; Airporty With 1300c eenploéyiogntlilii 0gb?’ x," .S.‘r.'..':ti2r‘. ‘ire: titer-st. “vii-bu ‘Air Metshalyi Slr hrederick Bvcviwhill scale ‘prcductioxib ofuthlg m“) 1am‘ Air Officer Ccnynandlng the a, A’ S we“ "l" F‘. Ferry Command. Recognized as

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nsipn p. Bell, Director General of Aims-aft Production, of the n; pertinent of Munitions end Supply, addiesses the large group o1 y; C. A. I‘. officers. Vickers executive and employees, and other prom) inent guests who attended the cerrvnotiy Among these were a deigsition of Mexican and South American editors and newspaper men vmo s11 praently touring Canadian Wai- Industrlee,. and Flight Lieutenant Hanyln Chang. of the (Zhineu Air Force, now s member of t-hc Chinese Consular Corps in Canada and the only woman on the North American

Continent to hold the International Flyin; Licence.

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bottle smashing against tho PM" i?‘ m‘ 31am‘ 317mb’ l“ eninger her “Princess Alice.’

Th!

ALPHA (YORK) W. l

till tins f Al 1W0- altitu meewu geld’:

were tvm of lest regular meeting were rid end e d. Min- uﬂll o lest nnnu e rem The treasurer’: recon

leo . me a m m. u rfoc curilin: t-hcoglu with mo;

first Vickerl-buiit Oinedlen PBY soars countryside, on he. maiden flight piloted by E- a p-mfuly over the quiet, mowmovcredr _Quebe_q_ Qgrlitiliavlckers test. pilot.

on hand. The following knitting ind sewing was dune for the Red Cross during the year. 21 pairs socks; ll diapers; i9 sweaters; 2 pairs gloves; 5 quiltl.

hilowing is the election of of-

cern for th .

Pi-eeidenmlilra. Harry * . kXice-Presldent. Mrs. Ben Mel-

Bécrctary, Mrs, Peter Proud. Treasurer, Mrs Ollie Brown.

. B. I. Venue .

. Petcr Dredge and . Gordon Denis, Mm.

iito fur. v . "srmitivimtu. m"

Keipﬂ‘, Mrs, Frank Wells

. t ~t- 0i Christmas gifts tor inst. mo _ lug. A floivcr contest was ‘$30 ducted byl MrlsnbPetfehra PW‘ Agfelgilngnigglell. lxcfrofs-‘linicnis W619- scrvcd by. the liostcfﬂ- _,

(Patriot iiiecsc rut“

-.._ PIANOS ron 561W‘

nonpon-ncri -- luv-WP“ average piano contains liltzmﬂl 20-.) noun: of vaiuzinio ii gum,“ supply Ministry sniinsc s unwanted

should be 901d fol’ BOND-

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