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THERE IS N0 S for Spratfls "leaf-meet for raising large well-iurred iox pupa. 1c mntglng WBYYt-illns necess y for health and energy, the building oi frame and muscle and the promotion a plenti- ful lustrous fur. libr sale at. your local dealers or direct from the Prince Edward Island Fur Poo Limited. L-‘ﬂlb-B-l-i-ﬂ-B.

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BEST SILVER FOX PELT, Ylarch London Bale out oi 80,000 skins, was from a 1934 Pup Fed exclusive on 51111810 as weal part o: Ration, from weaning to pelting, recording to owner, E. B. Coiiin.

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DR. THOMSON ﬂERE—Dr.I-lo.nry Thomson oi Toronto, Field Secre- tary of the Canadian Dental Hy- Blene Council arrived ln the Pro- vince last evening ma will spend the next few weeks visiting the rur- al schools and speaking to the pup- ils on dental hygiene,

VALUABLE IIOG PURCHASED —Inteht on impzoving the stock in Hunter-River and surrounding ter- ritory Pefcr J. Mlartln has pur- chased a. very choice Yorkshire hog from tho famous 8t. Dunstan’: College herd. During the last three years 375 hogs have been sold and graded from his herd oi’ which 372 were graded selects-an enviable

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CAR FERRY RETURNS TO BORDEN—'I‘he cor ferry Char- lottetown returned Io Borden from St. John on Saturday and went on the Borden-Tormentinc service Yesterday morning. The Charlotte- town had been at 8t, John under- 801118 the annual overhauling for the past month.

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I! the screen has ever shown a more ‘delightful comedy than "The Good Fairy," this revlewcrhas not seen it.

Prom the various standpoiuts of acting, story. humorous incidents, productionsnd direction. this rol- licking farce is completely satisfy- g, and. is a credit not only to the niversal company but to everyone concerned in its making.

Margaret Bullavan and Herbert Marshall are presented as co-stars at "the head of an exceptional com- pany and neither has ever before been so happily cast. Unrealized comedy talents are here revealed in many scenes ﬁlled with delicious humor, and attest to the wide ver- satility of this popular pair. No less eiiectlve in uproariously funny roles are Fl-ank Morgan and Reginald Owen, who keep the laughs coming at a lively pace and add greatly to the success oi the picture. Other im- portant parts are in the hands o! Alan Hale, Hugh O'Connell and Beulah Bondi.

The story oi "The Good IIIB-iry" finds Miss Sullivan, e. young girl en- tirely unschooled in the ways o! the world, leaving an orphan asylum to take a position as an usherette in a theatre and achieving s hectic 48 hours a. series oi exciting hilarious adventures and a romance with Marshall.

Two important cogs in tho pm- duction oi s motion picture whose efforts often receive scant consider- atlon from thcatregoers are in the present instance entitled to un- stinted praise. William Wyler has directed the picture with a sure, Well-nigh ﬂawless comedy touch, and Preston Sturges has contributed a remarkably ﬁne screen adaption o! the original play by the Hun- garian dramatist, Flercnc .“olnar. Put “The Good Fairy" at the top of your list of motion pictures which You simply must not miss. It is a veritable comedy gem.

“Night Life Of The Gods” At Capitol

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The man, sold to be the husband of a woman now under treatment at. 'I‘rucadie Island, N. B., ls be- lieved to be awaiting transporta- tion there under special federal health supervision.

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comedy, both as actor and. director, leaves nothing wanting in this sup- erbly enacted travesty of the gods.

from start to ﬁnish. ‘Imagine, if you can, what might happen if the anc- ient mythological gods like Venus, Apollo, Mercury and Neptune, sud- denly descended on earth ln mod- ern, human guise! Yet, that's Just what happens in “Night Life of the Gods" which Universal made as the novelty 0i the year.

From out of the Metropolitan Museum in New York stalks a. pro- cession oi gods and goddesses, mir- aculously brought to life by a scien- tlc discovery. They go on s. mad spree, leaving great turmoil in their wake. The scientist who resurrects the StBtIIQ has a pretty problem on his hands and before he eventually solves it, police reserves have to be called out to quell the ensuing riots.

It is one of the funniest pictures ever seen and a great cast embel- lishes as ﬁne a production as any seen here in a long time. Among the long list of featured players are Alan Mowbray, Florine McKinney, Peggy Shannon, Geneva Mitchell, Irene Ware, Marda Deering. George Hassell, Robert Warwick. Paul Kaye

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“Night Life oi the Gods" is a. radical departure in screen tech- nique. It offers some startling ef- fects, such as the transformation process that turns the statues into The production is s. lavish one, depict- ing some oi the costliest and most elaborate sets ever photographed.

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