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Pop was writing the household cheques . . . and suddenly blew his top!

IT was as quick as that! All was serene in the household, with the Male Parent working in his den, the rest of the family scattered around. Then, all o! a sudden, Pop exploded like a landmine.

What had happened to Pop? — Was it the bills ? -— no, they came "every month. Was it the lrids'!— no, Pop usually took them in his stride. Was it- yes, this sounds like it — a caiiein hang-over? For Pop had been going it rather strong for tea and

eoﬁee recently.

Watch your nerves! Drink Postum —for its grand, rewarding ﬂavor — and because it's the ideal way to stop drinking tea and coffee. Contains no cafiein to over-stimulate and upset you. Con- venient —made right in the cup — economical — costs less than a cent a serving.

A Product of General Tool.‘

»___‘_________ GOOD TASTE KEY TO WORTH STYLES

Paris-Worth: recent, SilOWrng was not sensational. but it held therye for the beauty of its sii-n. Pllclty of outline and detail.

'I'he suits of this house nil are ielTffeiy tailored with little trim- "11118. and have long jackets and tight skirts to the calf, Many suits are worn with vests of contrast- ing material, as in the case oi a black-and-white overcheck tweed with rlong jacket and pencil-slim skirt. which was worn with a red

vest with black buttons.

A plain-brown woolen suit with Pﬂich Pockets 0n a sl-ant was worn with a brownand-whitg checked vest and the jacket was lined to match. One mixture which was odd but delightful, nevertheless, was a tawny port-wine ' rt jacket With i! gray. iwccd s]. i.

The dfessﬁs all are tight-fitting with lint pleats s;i'o;.s iho sitmi- ach which fail in scrolls of mater- ial at the back. They also have draped sleeves from the should. ers and are mostly lllllllﬁleifliﬁd or have low, square necks. The even.

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Never neglect hand ooldsl can cause much suf- fering. A little Va-iro-nol pip each nostril works fast ght where trouble is to re- lieve snsezy. stuffy distress cad colds. Boothea ir- ritation. reduces swelling. makes breathing easier.

Tryitlhlsohslpe rel

in 101d!!- iiiiiisﬁiiiiil" vane-nos

, _ pieces -of two-indi “Iowa. eiiesllent for base flooring. m being loath ed into Ifﬁht cars at Nobel. Ontario. to be ship- eiseuhm in the province where they will be ‘They have jimt been from one of the more than no buildings. r units of Defence Industries limited ex- dinnantled. i C it l‘ , .-

t into veterans‘ homes.

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dows. don-s and frames. pipes, are being channelled into Government-sp- proved low-cost housing projects for veteran la many parts of Ontario by the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. under War Assets Corporation. cars of materials per week are new leaving Nobel u the demolition continues-National Film Board

ing dresses. all untrhnmed. are exotic but casy to wear.

A mustard-yellow dinner dress. gathered to the knees at front with a small train at back, hsd tight elbow-length sleeves. a. slim skirt and a low, square neck adorn- ed with a huge bunch of artificial roses. Another tomato-red dress was swathed about the hips with a sash, the fringed ends of which trailed the ground. The necklrne was low and Vshaped, and the sleeves were draped from the shoulder.

A pretty, black velvet cocktail pajama-suit had trousers which were tight to the knees and ﬂared from there down, They were slit up to the knees. Over the trous- ers was worn g, chinese coolie- type jacket, under which was s pink-anti-silver draped blouse.

Worth showed nothing new, but N“

everything was in good taste.

MISSED ROYAL SUIT

LONDON-(CP) - Tlhlevea who broke into Benson and Clegg’s, the some suit material. but mined s King's tailors. stole four suite and slut which had just been inside for Hi3 Majesty.

iisbel War Plant Supplies Llllll her For Veterans

plumbing natures snd .

The dismantling is some l4 freight

Vicinity

Mr. Fsrdis Batcbilder lila re- turned home from s visit to Phi/Olin NS. j

' "Billy" Stevens recently mot-arid to l-Ialifsr.

Miss Frances l-iennessey of Charlottetown. was a recent visitor to Georgetown. where she was the guest. of Mrs. Ella McKinnon.

Ted Bradley and Gerald Doyle spent the holiday at their homes in Clurlottetown. Tlhey are employ- ed in the G rseto as area on road survey work.

Albert Skinndi- and Richard Lav- ers are engaged in Dutll-HB “Phil! shingles on the roof oi Mr. Waiter Solomons’ home. on Water Street.

Miss Ibis Buahey of Souris was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy (m Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Burke of New Glasgow, N.S., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Burke. Richmond Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon. Walker‘ and family motored to Souris on] Saturday and spent Sunday at bhe home of Mrs. Walker's parents, MLl aind Mrs. William Buffett.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson of Sturgeon, were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chester Llewellyn on Sunday.

Miss Frances Fitagerald. of Charlottetown spent tihe weekend at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Gotell.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hemphill.

Kinnorn of Charlottetown recently visited relatives in Burnt Point.

CURLS NOW FOR STRAIGHT IIAIB.

OHICAGO- A new hair-do. claim. ed to give every women perman- ent curls, regardless of deficiencies which have kept some hair straight was reported to the American Chem. ice-l Society today.

‘ilhe process is not a secret form.- uls. but is based on the action o! the sulphur which forms pert. of all human hair The report was made by Dorothy Sanford and Fred L. Htunoiler of the Raymond Lah- omoories. St. Poul.

They explained that bimsin hair is made principally of keratin, a fibrous protein. The fibres link to. geuher. end to end, to make a long chain. Them are two kinds of links fastening the keratin fibres togeth- er. Orient these is the for-mot sulphur known M oatme-

aceomipsnied by Min Madeline Mo- .

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SERGMANN

coissrauc-rion coma-sin LIMITED

(I. l. Dunning. Mgr.) HARDWARE. FLOUR I I‘ l:

. D _ - PRODUCE s. LUMBER Phone S - Montague. P.E.l.

.i. A. McDonald a c». '

OINBAL MIIOIANTI all

PIODUOI LXPOBTBI-l I

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In Business 0ver 85 Years

Gordian, P. l. Phone l-l

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DRUG STOII ; Optometrist - Prescription VITAMINS OI‘ ALL KINDS

Phone 52-2 - Month";

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MONTAGIIE GARAGE

(G. A. Nicholson 1nd C. A. Nicholson. Props.)

GENERAL REPAIRS ACETYLENIL‘ WELDING

P. O. Box 340 Phone IS-ll

Montague. P. E. Island i‘

I YEARS MAKING IUNIIAL SUPPLIES OI‘ A BETTER KIND (The Pride We Take In Our Plant In Well Founded.

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The Montague Furnishing 8o. Ltd.

IIQIIIII. P.I.l.

W. A. PDDLE 8i 60., LIMITED Dealers In

DRY GOODS-GROCERJEQ. II AR DW ARE

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Phone 821-2

1mm Montana. r31.

Phone Montague 82-2‘

In stock for Hoists with l2 Ft.

McCormick-Deaths Mrs in Stock for

Tipping

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McGowan’: Limited

GENERAL MERCHANTS

Kllmnlr, P. l. L

immediate delivsea Brantford L8 Hydraulic I.

Ilnud and Elects-la Cream leparn» ta deli

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VINE SEGN 8 Still MONUMENTAL MANUFACTURERS PM" 3341 Mollllﬂsa

Phone I190 Charlottetown

T. M. Llewellyn Ltd.

General Merchants Delivery To Baa Stop Eyeryghm; For The Family

Open TUES. and BAT- Eveninn

Phone 82 Moutillll. P-B-l

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‘FREDDIFS

SERVICE STATION utvma on. PRODUCTS Opposite Vere Beck

Monument Works ‘ Phone 38-4 - Montague. PJE-l.

DDIIG'S SERVICE STATION GAS-OIL-WASRING

ACCESSORIES Complete Lubrieatltm Phone M-II

In waving or cur-ling heir, these sulphtus- links are broken, by taking oiqjgen out, or the cystine. and afterl tihe sulphur links are rc-estiabllsh. ed by adding oxygen.

it is while a woman's he-ir has the e-yatine or ‘ hill‘ links broken than: the heirdremer winds the tresses around ilnnll curlers. At that point‘ if no sulphur lint; is present, the keratin fibres siitie over each other and bend, thus producing; a curl.

SULPHUR RISTOIID

11 newt, the sulphur link is restor- ed, it locks the curl in place and a permanent is the result ‘ilhe difficulty has been ﬂint the sul. prvur-cyetine pert of hair varies from woman to women. m sul- phur links do not all break at. the same time, noi- return for their locking lob at the right time.

The new chemical , deter. mines how many of tho $111111"! linlrssrereedyto donctiriirigiob. and shows when enough an ready for making a permanent.

DANCE

MON TAGUE CURLING RINK

WEDNESDAY. DGT. 1S

DON MESSER and His Islanders

Admission 50 Cents

Proceeds in aid of’ the new King's County Memorial Hospital.

Poultry-Poultry

Buying daily Live and Dressed Fowl and Chicken. Crates supplied. Railway rates, trucking equal to railway rates paid.

EASTERN PACKING C0.

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Montague. P.E.I.

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General Merchandise

DRY GOODS and GROCERIES

Phone 3 Montague. P-l-l

TNE MDNTAGIIE FIIRNISIIING GD. LTD.

Passing through the progressive town of Mon- tague, we noticed a large plant with the sign “The Mmliakue Furnishing Co. Limited”. Wondering what hey made, we called to find out. To our surprise, we found a large, well-equipped plant, devoted exclus- ively to the manufacture of funeral supplies such as caskets, suits and dresses, erubalmiug fluids and dia- infectaiits; in fact, everything required for that par- ticular work. On looking over their records. we were surprisedto see that. their product is shipped to every Province in Canada, Newfoundland, West Indies, Trinidad, and even orders from South Africa.

In addition to the wholesale work, this firm has, for the past sixty-four years, catered to the local funeral requirements, using the most up-to-date equipment and giving efficient service. _

Questioned regarding ‘industries in P. E. I., the management informed us that the t. uble with Is~ ianders is that they are not factory-minded. Many would rather sink their capital info some “hole in the ground" in Northern Canada than patronize home industry. _

The greatest handicap is slow transportation and shortage of raw materials. Competition is as keen in this work as any other line; and only by the loy-

aity of employees in turning out the best, can busi--

iiess be built up and maintained. "

This plant gives employment to a large number of men and women, and could be greatly extended if the handicap of slow transportation was removed and taxes reduced. so that more could be spent on capital equipment.

SOURIS LADIES’ and GNILDREWS WEAR

New shipment of cloth and fur coats. Also houseeesh.

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Gov't. iteg'd. Egg and]... Station EGGS. POULTRY and SUPPLIES

"'1'" 67 Montana. P.8d.

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STEWART 8i DESK

General Mercbantq Look In And Inspect Our Full Line of FURNITURE Phone 31 lllontnno, p34,

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(Est. i884) Oldest Established Firm In Montague

GROCERIES - FRUIT - PLO - ~ gng

J. J . STEWART

MEATS - FISH _ VEGETABLES Phone 4 u.“ g;

Montague. P.E.l.

GEORGE MDAR

OROCERIES & FEEDS

Phone 11-24 New "P"!

P. I. Inlnnﬂ

EASTERN PARKING GDNPANY

CANNERS

EAST PACK BRAND CHICKEN IIADDII - CHICKEN - DEEP

Exporters 0f LOBSTIBS AND SMILTS

Phone 30 Boarls. P. l. I.

Estate W. il. LEARD

THE MEN'S SHOP

MEN'S HEAVY PANTS "~50 to S7.”

SOURIS, I‘. E. I.

WATTEBWORTII COLD STORAGE and CANNING racroiw

See us nbont Cold Storue lmker Space. Canning of all Kinda WILIRED WATTERWORTII

Montague.

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GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY and SMOKIIB‘ SUPPLIES

BAR-DIR SHOP

IAGKENZIPS GARAE (Robert .I. McKenzie. PmpJ PARTS and GENERAL REPAIRS DELUXE MOTOR 01L DUNM)? TIRES Phone £1 Soarts. P.l.l.

OPTOMIIIIII‘ Iltthg us Glasses suntan. r. as

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GENERAL IIICIANTS ml IHPOITIII

sxronsens or run nonue: consrnrn any: orrnool Arm naps

PAINT UP — CLIAN UP SRERWIN-WIILIAIIS PAINTS IPRAYINO MATERIALS. INIICTIOIDIS.

Ll-GYWS . snavics STATION u. u. Stewart. mo»

IRVING OIL PRODUCTS WASHING - SIHONIZING \LURII.ICA'I'ION

Phone ‘if! Sonia. PL].

TN! STAN GRQGENY oaooraias‘ noun - o. l. L. rams

G ST. NJ IQOOIQCI - BIRDING naps savanna-rs o ran-rs

. Aiusohu bsslu- CANADIAN RBI CORPORATION IIAITI