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THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

EA Pictorial Record 0f Britain's Warships And Fighting Planes

Nowadays when the news bristles with the exploits Qt various units of the Brlusll Navy and O1 thﬂ A" Force, a great demand has arisen [or pictiues of Britain s righting P“? m“ wtiimtsslltlﬁlll? d2

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AUBURN NOTES

Mrs. K. MacNelll has arrived home from Montreal to visit her mother in Auburn.

Many of the farmers attended the meeting of the Live Stock held in the school. Mr. Angus MacNeill was elected President of the In- stltute.

The school is progressing favour- able under the direction o! Miss Callaghan teacher.

Mr. Joseph Morgan paid a visit to the city on Friday.

All who love a laughter-filled hour l will delight ‘in George Formbys new picture, "Keep Your Seats Please," co-starrlng Florence Desm which ls the headline attraction at the Prince Edward Theatre Friday and Saturday. l

This riotous slapstick comedv is undoubtedly Forlnbys greatest vehi- cle to (lute. It is bcst described as an ingenious romp from adventure to udvcntule. The coluedian with his lhrce untirlng aides. Florence Des- mond. Gus McNaughton and Alas- tair Sim put over with side-splitting gusto a swift pamtie of hilarious’ situations. I | The story depicts how George. a l simple LilllCiLsfllfe Lad. is left a for- = tune by an eccentric relative, but in- 1 cruel l0 gel. u. has to buy a setcfl . seven chairs, one of which contains 5 lutltlcn wealth. Drayton. a croc-lccu ‘ family solicitor, learns his secret as

also does Max. a wily travelling! salesman. who poses as George's fl" cl. When the chairs are sold by auction to separate purchasers the scramble for the fortune begins.‘ How. alter scrcamingly hilarious ac.- . ventures. George ﬁuliiiv secures the ; chair. the fortune. and. it is presum-- cl a wife. forms the meat, of the cry.

No mere sketch of the story out-l line can lngul to suggest the wealth of fun the picture contains. Tl e situations are s0 bizarre. the incid-' ents so nurtn raising and the com-l edv so exhilarating that only an actual viewing o1 the picture can tell u. _ l

Amung the songs contributed by.

George Fcrmby. to the accompani- mcnt of his usclclc, cruel is the‘ WlﬂdGW Washers number and agaln in the scene where a goat, dlsgulscdl as a dog is coilveyed in a tram car; (to the amazement of lellowpas- sengcrs) the song "Keep Your Sells Plcase" not. only serves to divert he attention oi the travellers from tlze goat but. eaulully, inuicluantly to de- light cvcrv one who hears lt. "Keep Your Seats Please" can un-i res: d be recommended as an entertalnment for the whole fanny and as an occasion not to be ovel- lcolvd.

PROPORT ION

0F l-ITJNS [The correct proportion of hens

and pullets to keep is a prob em for I k

each poultryman to detern-urle. The hen lays a larger number of B885 the first year cl hcl" life than the second and a lager number the second the third. decreasing the number proportionately each year as she grows older.

Numerous surveys show that pcu trymen who have 50 to 70 P" cent of their flocks ln pullets each year obtain greater profits per hen A well-balanced flock carries from 30 to 50 per cent yearlings and older hens to pl-wuce eggs for ha. . It is wel to keep older hens separated fr: m plullets in or- der to deveop a well-balanced flock with enough older hens to be used as breeders.

good proportion of pullets for the average flock is albout B) per cent. Late summer flock pioiuc- tiion would be geatly inmcased if poulitrymen would follow the pro- portiohale method of poultry reis- lng.

0.45 pan-Band of l-LM. Scots Guards. conducted by Lieut. S. Rhodes. Director of Music. Scot: Guards.

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The roads are drying up, and owners are painting their cars to be ready for a spin.

The annual Eucharistic Congress which takes place yearly in the different Roman Catholic diocese, takes place this year in Fort Augustus Church.

Mr. Angus MacNeill was in the city on Thursday of last wek.

Mr. Edwin Corrlgan has entered the City hospital for an operation. Mr. Corragan took seriously All and rushed to the Hospital bv car,

Mr. Frances and ltfr, John Curran Anonclale visited their cou- sins Richard and Junior MllcNelll.

Mr. Edwin Curley ls able to be about after his zecent intlisposilion.

Mr. Joseph Galulnt was on u trip he store, when his horse m some unaccountable way became frightened. throwing Mr. Gailqm (q

the Round. He silffercd severe ead injuries. Cabbage

N0! So many years ago cabbage Was considered almost m0 pjgbian to mention ln good society. Inciced. the mere thought of cabbage bmllglli l0 mind the nivturc o.’ an over-cooked, bro\vnis“.' strong-style}. 1mg. bad-tasting dish invariably » associated with cheap boarding lIioutses. But this ls no longer true. ‘r;1tead' ca“ ‘milks Of B. tender. :1 enodopcss food, which will-n a-nliisotlld with salt and butter. is as bf me "I113 WSW as its college-

ed 9mm". £170 cauliflower.

Modern scientific nlethqds o; gggkltnllhfiﬁbbaf-‘e have brought l1 t .5 chalwc. It should be

shrfdded and placed in an ms

“F?!” l" '1 smlll amount of boiling into ﬁr]. Itfhsoft \\'!\vl."l_‘ is available. u... hélus t e lleglllﬂllll’ 0f_t_he tvater the. o mam a n the wnltcncss or

substances developed bv are not allowed to s5‘. gllihlemiﬁfladltﬁliy ltrelenter the r swung d l".ssls*lzla~.lzzlran =0 "“ 0!‘ COD ‘nq vOUng

::*'P:g:.-..:l"l"= c" m is tel..- ul 0r theuolllircll-lads‘ n ,, 15D. "not. ggélsgegogﬂﬁ as one little buy t-x-

The be. an to be overcooked.

b 5t W33’ 0i’ Ell t0 eat, 9gb- age u raw. Shredded. chilled and seasoned with salad dressing. it be- L! m5‘: ‘mrihy rival of lettuce It in ma I; vitamin s. especially rich mus B and G. and c, somh

of orange and

the ea

vitamin C. It also contains . ofﬁish’ a considerable gmgLnt ere are some lntere‘ ln - Bﬁnds about cabbage. Olwsglflgllllg!‘ one is that fairies travel on cab. ‘"39 “ml-kl lust as witches travel on broomsticks. Another not, m familiar, tells us that Lyéurgus g Prince of ‘Ihrace. destroyed sdme of the vines in the vineyard of Dlonlltus. As a punishment he was chained to s grapevine and he wept so sincerely that his tears of repentance had substance and grew into cub roots. The cab- bage: grew so sat they crowded out the grapevines. Out of this le-

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tlon that the cabbage is an enemy of the grape and will cure intoxi- cation.

As for superstitions, most foods in olden times were associated with superstitions, but probably none rose to greater distinction or fell to lower degradation than cab- bage. The ancient Egyptians built altars to it and worshipped it as a god. Hippocrates. the Father of Medicine, prescribed boiled cabbage for colic, while Erasistratus taught that it would prevent paralys‘s. And Cato flrmy believed that the use the Romans made oi cabbage was the means by which they were able during six hundred years to do without the assistance of physi- cians whom they had expelled from their country.

chewing aids your diges- tion . . . relieves thatstuify feeling after eating. Also helps relieve tension and fatigue. Helps keep your teeth clean, bright and attractive, your breath pleasant, tool

IUY SOME TODAY!

But, this everyday vegetable prov- ed to be uite human in that it was unable to bear the weight/of a. too-brilliant reputation. These early peoples finally discovered tnnl it win; not all they had thought it to be and banished it to its real home, the kitchen, where it event- ually came into its own.

It is s native of Europe and had already bcen domesticated more than nineteen centuries ago. Kale nncl kohlrabl were the original wild forms. in lts wild state there were two varieties the crlnkly white leaf and the smooth green or red leaf. It. grew about two feet high but did ‘not head. Headed cabbage. broccoli. brussels spioufs. and cauli- flower are of the products oi ulti- vatlon. There are more than nint- hundrcd valctll-s of cabbage grown in the United States and. commer- clally, it is one of our first veget- IDIQI.—AHIEI‘ICBII Cookery.

gencl probably grew the superstl- '

In Memoriam

IVHIS- ALEXANDER GALLANT

HALIFAX, May B. Mrs. Mary Gallant. '17, wife oi Alexander Gall- ant of Albro Lake road, died Tues- day at her home after a short ill- ness. She had been up and about hel- housework as usual last Thurs- day. A native of Summerside P.E.I. she had been living at Albro fake for 22 years.

Surviving besides her husband are two sons. 2mm at home and Fred in the Princess Louise Fusll» iers. and three daughters, Mrs. D. J. McNeil. Albro Lake road. form- erly or Brunswick street. Halifax. Mrs. Reginald Chapman, Albro Lake road, and Mrs. R. MacDonald Halifax.

The funeral wa. held Thursday morning with 9 dc ock mass at. 5t. Peter's Catholic church. Dartmouth. Burial was in Mount Hermon cemetery.

.__________ _ WINSLOE BOUTII INSTITUTE

_.._._ The Wlnsloc South W. l. met ut the home of Mrs. l-lolroyd ‘Thurs- dly cvenln May 1st. The Presi- dent vpene the meeting with the Creed. Eleven members and one visitor were present. Report of com- mlttee were received. It was moved by Mrs. Camnbell and seconded bv Mrs. Myers that $10.00 be donated to the Queen's fund. It was decid- ed to sew and knit at the meetings. Flower slips and bulbs were mt- changcd. Mrs. MacFarlane led the discussion on Home economics.

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TRURO. May ti -Acconiing to request of the Board of Governors that. she reconsider her resignation presented to them at the annual meeting 0f the Marl. time Home for Girls at, the first of the year, Miss Josephine Strothard, O.B.E.. has announced that she will hit, as a burlesque. is deadglt?

the unanimous

exited her resignation M155 hard felt that she

have completed 25 post the first of July when the resignation was to effect.

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LONDON —- (CP) — holds. whose serious

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SCREEN’S FOREMOST COWBOY WELCOME IN LATEST PICTURE

Once latest picture. “Back

Saddle." a Republic musical western!

previewed last night at the Theatre and playing there and Saturday. ‘I e ﬁlm set

high for conﬁrmed Autry fans and

won him countless followers from due time Gene learns

among the curious ones who had

come to see why he had been

o

in the Motion Picture Herald Poll Autry is seen as a courageous.

as one of the ten top stars

two-listed ranch foreman

leading the ranchers against a rasuillv mirlln magnate miners poison e streams

again Gene Autry. Film Cowboy Number One. rings the bell. lynched, Gene agree! l mm; in hi1 the injunction ll Blaine “ﬂlllpprom- Tom in nu ail cell.’ and W m

t0 in the the sulfate "m"

Capltcl. lse to diver

beln In order to save Tom imvfnhhola

ll tonighttstrearns. Tom and hi5 sgmgaﬁ.

a new'Taffy. do not understml

reasons and tum 1183111551“

has lied to hlm. and move Tom to where he will receive B

jail and. open ﬁre. H°W G” who is Blaine, whose of the

situation is what rovldes

with its exciting c1 As the ﬂghtlntt

be dumped ln them. Gene goes h‘ a! anoes to date. 515° dl ‘

neighboring town to get an lnJunc-rthemselves are me 01d

tion s ainst Blaine. ward. raid on the mine, and is is!

whose

om. leads the ranchers in

Smll a ette - younIlas egllnlmvlvelu. M“? m’ led. {Ad Richerdl-

c Bis I ~04 wit; a nelllllbflml? “it?! Blaine has his men svrrvggd.,.ul. cafes Tom and hlmﬁa“ "age ﬂlrn x. folemﬂll- Gem valley by allowing copper sulfate to‘ turns in one oi 1115 b”

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