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“SOUTH OF RIO" STARS MONTE HALE IN THRILLING SAGER

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The valiant ﬁght of a smalltown vlestern newspaper publisher to ac- quire statehood for the lawless Ter- ritory. against the violent and mur- derous opposition of an outlaw gang. is thrillingly depicted in Re public's latest western, "South of Rio." coming today w the Empire Theatre.

Monte Hale stars in the action- packed outdoor iillrn as Jeff Lan-

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brother brings him into the thick of the ﬁght. _ ﬁeife Ally Jeff's only friend and ald is Andrew Jackson Weems. man-of- all-work on the Rio Blanco Her-

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The Guardian may be u following places in Monhguer

..'I'I'l‘l‘ID FOOTWIAI at tb: Montague Shoe Store.

Bay Fortune Iiotos

Mr. Albert Mclauahlan, Boston, Mara, la visiting in Iiortune. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills.

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Mrs. Angus Mstheson, Dundas is visiting st the home of her daughter, Mrs. Prank Wood.

the Eglington and Home Bay Woun- en’s Institute on Wednesday even- lng.

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Underhsy, spent a pleasant and enjoyable week-end visiting in Halifax re- cently.

Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Dun- staffnaze. and ndphew, Mr. Evans, Charlottetown, were recent visitors to Fortune.

Mrs James Kerswell. and infant soil, are visiting at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Underhslv. ,-

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Mrs, Percy White, Boston, Mass,'

is visiting at the heme of her bro-

ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Townshend.

Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, French-fort. were recent visitors to

Mrs. Harold Stead.

Mr. Leigh Dinglwell, Charlotte- town, was the guest of his mother. Mrs. Howard Ding-well at her summer home in Fortune, recent-

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corded in New Zealand last yearJ Radio Con, __ However, many of the quakes were Texas corp felt on instruments only and even untied A], the larger ones caused no casual van Al.- ties or major damage.

Mrs. Russell Mills was hostess to °“

Toronto-Stocks firmer; western Gen Elec

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bought at an! of the Mlee i. A. Llewellyn; India).

gotown: The Poet Office; In Sonrle: Camden's and Hermes leper: in It. Peters:

The, Poet Office. -

JILEADIBS will find ml» sale advts. and suction edvta. eto. 0a our Financial Pan.

Mr. William MacDonald, Ihet Boston, is spending an enioyable vacation visiting with Mr. William Fisher, and son Archibald, Fortune, and Mr. James Coffin and family, Fortune Bridge.

‘Ihe ladies Aid of Bay Ilortllne United Church held a delicious and enjoyable chicken supper and bazaar, at JMrtune Bridge Ball, Thursday evening tember, 8th. Those attending fro Bourls. included, Rel. Mr. Corkum and Mrs. Corkum, Mr. and Mrs. Roy White, Mr. and Mrs.- Brenton Matthew, Mr. and Mra. John Mc- Lean, and Mr. George Leard.

The Misses Joyce and Elizabeth Aitken, Catherine Wood and Kay Coffin, and Messrs. Errol Wopd William Underhay, and Edwin Wood are attending P.W.C. from this community this term. while Mi‘. Earle Coffin has enrolled as a Grade XI pupil at Montague, and Miss

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ning. young ranger who is relieved olhkogggsliggxéﬁ‘! irregular. nah G9" Mm“! p - b: his job after falling to do an row‘, mun", ' Gt N P"! - . duty in a crucial moment when his New York_5t°ck! ‘ﬁsher. gen”, std o NJ 59 1-3 ' brother kills the publisher. 'I‘hough ,1 recovm. ' K°""@°°"- 46 in’ disgrace. Jeff's determination to -' Mm“ wmd - 52 break up the gang for the exertion wmLmG-I-ON NZ __ (c?) _ "or!" Am 13 1-4 of its baleful influence over his The" were 127’ earthquakes re-l Ems‘ gﬁgﬂé}

aid —' an intelligent but rather: eccentric old fellow, portrayed by Paul Hurst. Pretty Kay Christo- pher has the leading feminine role as Carol Waterman. daughter of the murdered publisher. She takes over the paper after her father's death. Roy Barcroft and Don Hag- gerty are seen as the crooks who head the outlaw gang. with Ern- mett Vegan, Lane Bradford and Rory Malllnson in supporting roles.

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SIAMESE MJNNOWS

WALTHAM, Lincolnshire. Eng- land — (OP) — Among several fish spawned by a minnow by LP. Spencer were two joined together. An expert told Spencer that it the Siamese twins live, they will make aquarium history.

SAVE BY FASTING

NEW DELHI - (C?) - In or- der to help fill India's food short- age a national "Miss A Meal Move- ment" campaign has been begun by members or the government and some religious institutions. The first phase of the drive will be launched this fall and every cit- izen will he asked to fast once ev- ery week.

Gorcey and coming today to the Capitol Theatre. Hunts Hall. Gab- riel Dell, Billy Berledict, David Gor-

TEIIIJERS S0lllilS TOWll BUILDING

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modelling 0t the Town Hall. The lowest or any Madcap:

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Plans and specifications may be seen at the ot-

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