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Tilii; Eksiem GUARDIAN

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: llnrulil I‘. Lsndry. Albert Althea. Mll- l!!!» Stews?!» Miss Burial Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Livers. AGINTS SOURXS: Mlls Enid Blolllrdl and Gordon Ilrllll

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. AGOUTIIIN KING'S 5011001. SPORTS. liiontsgue Rink, Friday, March 12th.

. .'FLOOR C0vERlNG.—R€XOl- cum and Battleship Linoleum’. Also several sizes in Congoloum Squares in stock at Stewart do Beck.

--'FEEDS arriving this week. llog Grower and Finisher, Bran, Shorts, Win-at. Hurley Meal. Crush. ed Ground and Round Oats. Stews-rt &. Hock.

.1800!‘ YOUR ORDERS for Hog Grower in ton lots from the oar. arriving this week. Stewart d: Becir.

Benefit Night At Montague; Rink

Over the “weir-end it was l‘:- nounced that Wednesday evening, March 10th, Montague rink Will n: the scene of a. special "Benefit Night" whene a programme uill be staged by Montague Boy Bcou: to raise funds for the sponsoring of the Montague cub Pack. The firs‘. hour of the evening will give the fans an action-packed session of hockey when the Scouts take m". the "Old Old Timers" in s sudden death struggle. The second hou: of the evening's entertainment will tlke the form of a. fancy dress carnival with s ccial prizes being awarded for var our types of dress, etc. Winding up the evening's sn- tsrtlinment will be an hour's skating for all.

"2 BLONDES AND REDHEAD" EXPOSES SOCIETY BLACKMAIL

Columbia's “Two Blundes and

The Guardian may be ‘bought st any of the following places in Montague: Mill S. A. Llewellyn; Mrs. Olly. The Post (Mice; in Soul-is: .Condon'l and Florence Roper. In St. Peter's.- The Poll Office.

Georgetown .. And Vicinity

Mr. Lawrence S. Batehiidsr was s visitor to the City on Wednes- clay.

Mr. H P. George was s recent visitor to Charlottetown on busi- ness. '

Mr. Joseph MscPliee, C. N. it. locomotive engineer is visiting h.) home in Georgetown.

Mrs. Albert Hobbs of Charlotte- town is visiting her parents, M. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart. M.’ Hobbs is at present employed u‘. near-by Montuue.

Mr. mmsn Herrinl of Murray Hsrbou: has, completed plastering the beautiful new home of Cap tain and Mrs. Henry Larsen or. West Water street.

Mr. P, J. Solomon, merchant and ice cream parlor operator on Water Street, this week had work- men engaged in storing his supply of ice for the coming summer's xieecis.

M1. snd Mrs. Adolphus Bcuhy have returned to their-chemo from Charlottetown. Mr. Bculiy. s Osb- acllan National Railway trainman is at present on the Georgetown run.

Tho Georgetown Eagles, rlosnt runners-up in the King's County plsydowns, travelled to Montaiue on Wednesday night where they met the Ogilvics of that town in the third sud deciding game oi the Southern King's The Eagles. lurmountlng numer-

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But along with your pride you'll have the comfort of knowing that your lad ilenjoying ' a healthy, active and useful life.

You'll know that he has s steady job with lmple opportunity for advancement . . . that he is getting all the medical and dental cue that he needs . . . and that after his. service he'll got l generous pension for the

are opportunities for promotion and higher pay. Thom are specialized trodes u wolL

Your son's clroer in the Navy will be educations! u well as exddng. lo foreign lsndl in trim new ships with modern Qqilipment. Hill got plenty of lportl and outdoor life . . . and generous loovo witll

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mail and millionaires! Jean Porter is fsltilred, with Jimmy Lloyd, Juno Preisssr and Judy Clerk in support, while Tony Pastor Hid his orchestra take care of the music department.

The screenplay by Victor Mc- Leod and James Brewer has Miss rorter. l society girl who has gone Broadway, return to the stuffy snobbery of her psternsl homo with two brash blondes from the chorus. The two blondes manage to more thoznsolves a pair of million- I111; until a potential blaolsirnsiler spills the beans of their show. world affiliation and that spells finis to their fortune hunting.

Arthur Dreifuss "Sam Katzman produced.

HAYWOIVD“. PARKS OPENING HERE IN . I4\VISH MUSICAL

They say she kissed 2000 meni But. who is she-what's her norne —wh.ere's she from? We're talking about Rita Hsyworhh, of course, as she lppesrs in Columbia's Tech- nicilor musical. "Down to El-fth.” has newest film opening tcdsy lt the Prince Edvard Theatre.

Rlts stars with Larry Puts of “The Jolson Story" fame in the forthcoming production. topping s

about the film's plot. except that

the Hayworth you ever loved . . . roiled into one‘. Lsrry Parks, l new stlr after his portrayal of Al Jol- son. should make an exciting roman-tic lead opposite Miss Hey-

vvsy regarding the pllying or ins finli series with the Murrly I'll!- bour Block Howks who lre pro- sent holders cf the Tlyior TYOpiu.

SHOULDER LINES IS IMPORTANT

The responsibility for the fit of new fashions rests on our own shoulders. Without the artificial build-up of shoulder pods which have been removed or thinned out. for new fuhions. we must deperwi on our nlturll shoulder structure to swing s flattering lino.

Most of us have one shoulder

dy this inequality in height by building up the low shoulder with s thinly stuffed pad to bring it upto the level of the other.

Exercise will help to straighter. rounded or drooping shoulders. Lf you spend s fvw minutes l day on the exercises reoommendld you will be able in boost s better shoulder line by the time you step

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hands against wsli at chest level. with arms muscles resisting slow- ly lean forwlrd until chest touches wall. Keep bsck straight and loom- sch pulled in. Now, push body l- wsy from tho wsll with arm mus- cles. Repeat, slowly. i! times st first gradually increasing to 35 times.

For another shoulder exercise stand erect. arms outstretched st the sides. Bend elbows touching fingertips to shoulder. Jul: arms backward from the shoulder. 9w rig them forward, then Jerk back a- gain. Rspsst 10 times st first; llt- er. increase the count to I0.

tion recommend fowl ls a good buy. Most of them are small, weighing between 5 1-2 and five pounds. and the meat. yield is lust ss large in proportion to size u from s smaller bird.

Fowl lre most suitable for fri- csssesing or stewing. While these older hens are not tender enoukh to rout in ln open pen. s: rec- ommended‘ for chicken. if braised slowly in l. covered roosting-pan. with l little wstor until almost tender, and then browned with the cover. removed, they mlko good roost chicken.

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it's one of the most unusual screen sud NR juniors ($4 don) r um u chicks“?

treatments ever developed by Hoi- ""4 Imfw- Pl!" i" "'°=°'"' Put um. qua-ooh to any iwuu- Ind 113 honey with its own nuns.

lywood. cosml. ' wife in the know and she'll tell Just how true this mny be we " who much we know-Rita s» m: ‘m you out when l. one has m4 l. cannot m, but it is 1m possible

ss the star of s lavish Technicolor 10' lesst one birthdsy its breast ‘ae- thst the hardest working boo mos

uvllllcﬂl- i" "l6 Mild 0!’ ‘which m" ‘y comes firm, its toes show signs of really be the worst tempered.

rocketed h,“ to fame. she'll be wear on account of scratching for

llullnq. dludus- Tﬂfﬂuncimg-sil ll food, and the scales on its legs shoe solos mods of loyibelns have

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scientious citisen, worried when he saw smoke rising from numerous flros 1n the ylrd of s Regine dairy, phoned the fire department, The firemen arrived in time to sol flames ilsping up inside numerous dairy-wagon stoves,

NQW Paint, composed of pigment and polyoinyl resin dispersed -in water with about one per cent ofs synthetic wetting mot. eon bl applied with brush of I911! ind dries without odour to s hard film in less than s hlif hour.

p ALSO NEWS - TWO GOPHERS FROM TEXAS ‘ ﬁﬁlrliéncgiyistrsorhphéelihzfrlpineolstjligy ma“ higher m.“ m. other. Th.“ I ' f‘ ¢‘¢‘ “ ‘ “ ‘ “ “ ¢“L‘.4‘*.'.*‘.M my Llgyd, g "butler," who gurpylg- ‘ v T. d. -_ _ _ vv . - ingly, turns out to be s good fln- m“, m m,” u“ hm‘ o, . d,“ W'- 1" I W" swine frwk- be wk! ll fowl» IAIII AMI-ll BLACK Ills! : _-. lficisl risk after all. m“ o, H“ You c“ M,’ u, "mb Hr one examine. stand one‘. Home economists of the smeiu- -_... ympmq, ps1, _ (w; .3“; I nil-wt,” mg - about l0 inches from a well. Brno turl department's consumer soc- REGINZA -— (OP) — A ccn- hundred and sixty-five pure shite

lambs were loaded onto s tuln ig be shipped for suction. when they arrived 1t their destination, work- lrl unloaded I85 black lsrnbl. in} vutlgotioh revlsiod tho lamb’! wool wu lsturstod with oil fumslj whenltho train’! oil-hurninl 1°"? motive plllOd throllsh throurh l. tunnel. ,

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VICTORIA. B. O. - (OP) Government officials are puzsild by peeling paint on i946 British Ooiunibis auto licence pistol. Already 1,000 substitute pistes hld to be issued and it is expected there will be nwrl. The point

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