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TODAY & TNIIIISOAY ONLY: PIIIN OE EOWAIIO . .

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ARTIE SHAW AND HIS ORCHEST SCREEN SNAPSHOTS AND COMMUNITY SIINII

FINAL TODAY - 2.80 — 7 - 8.45 P.M. sum JENKINS —MAI.l'E‘ wnsori ~

IN .“ SWEEPSTAKES WINNER ”

rws ANDY cums — Novnr.'rrr—mavisr. — sroar

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THREE DAYS TNIIIiS.—FIi‘I.—SAT. I-‘ANSI roizarr vouiz roomii ‘riivoizirrs HERE comes I939’: ALL-AMERICAN LAUGH

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BERT WHEELER

MARIEWILSON - GLOIA DICKSON ‘ SHOWING DAILY 2.30 — 7 -1 8.45 P. M.

. W. E. Massey and Mr. A. orrell are leaving Friday Saskatoon to attend the 37th annual meeting of the Domirii1qriAssocta.tion of Chartered Accountants.

A scintillat

I "L k N T1." in hioh 3431715 13.. i‘§.°a yltobighrt mic? make their lnlgotzrnhis i‘;1er.m new mom first appearance together before the with 5;:-;/flog“ lgfilhfl

I.‘<AIIl€l"llS. . ‘ _It_w_ii§ ii. lugg thogght on the pgrt

ALSO: OIIARLEY CHASE AND LONE RANGER.

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Myrna Loy t§.."‘.*’.‘.l.?’..'.u‘é°‘u‘~‘.... d And Robert Taylor m ‘,*;:,_ l°l.1!3§...,,°*“.... ‘"° At Prince Edward 9{;‘,{,‘.,‘f ,,?,°'§,‘§S’

now come team 3

and

KHEIQIHGTIO to hunt for a. job. Bill is EXAMINATION Ni: grbgocidental meetin

quarre

in P

' Int I or Ice conneoi&I'°witiT'm .. “ck, Nmfifiwwwyfifik DRUGSTORE me Mmmy A or-ma Tn. .

I -_ VISIT The

Maple Leaf Booth

At The Exhibition Where You May Have a

Free Guess six liAI.llAiiLE PRIZES FOR TIIE

NEAIIEST OOIIIIEOT OIIESSES TO TNE TOTAL _EX'N|BIT|ON ATTENOANOE

See the Elva Beautiful Pictures and tho Handsome iloiloriiii Mirror on display in this iiooth

MAPLE LEAF MILLING OO. Ltd.

.- Millers or"..-

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Mr and donald and little da. turned to Glace Bay. N. 3. last week. having spent a very plas- amm holiday sit Mr. Macdonald's old home at Eldon. Belfast.

Miss toy is even more bee/utif t him we have seen her in

wmwud “gm revious pictures. for the ' have been lavish with the

unfolds the accidental meetin on far marital careers of Cara

ill Overton da ter of a millionaire steel inac- no , walks out on .her fourth en-

y down on his luck. Follow-

bonch, they gamble, f Fitting and sgpplying Glasses their way to fort o.

N. J. MABON

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Office Hgurs: 119 10 12 5- H‘ fa rsrxdsuction rlchlyo mounted Holida s cm. hy'ii.

ovcr the fa . . ' arate and come together again after

0 maxi-as-march-hare com- plications as hilarious 3,: they are nov

el. with an exoellfnt cast of hm-

taking in all the high and handsome wo is of

ripj Stock’ V I‘

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Personals

Mrs. Freeman Fanning, Hillside. in Charlottetown, gllsiting

N. S. is her daughter, Mrs. Herbert ow.

Mr. Geo eL. Prowso arrived

Monday nlg t from Boston. He plans to have two weeks holidays.

. ercin, V I Little Miss Catharine Murray, af- ter an extended visit with her

grandmother. Mrs. Angus Cameron and Mrs. Francis Ghowan_ Clyde River. has returned to her home in Marshfield.

W

Mr . for

Mr. and Mrs. G. K. I>ls.l.e, of Omin-

Patterson, New Jersey. are visit- IIl§lNIl'. and Mrs. Roy we , York ‘Point.

6.\'lhBSl‘e-

Mls Mary Mlonagh turned to her Ihoma in South Mel- ville. aifber a iting friends in Charlottetown.

pleasamft week vis-

W Chester 3. Moliure left

Mir. . this nioming for Monoton, N. B.. to attend the funeral of the late Ivan Ci. McClure.

Is Iiaiwlcr

Misses Mary and Dar

have returned to their home in Oriarlottetown after a very places- imt vacation spent in Emerald. gutesis of their cousin. Miss Mary Mulligan.

Mrs. Earl Dixon Mac- irohier re-

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Oontrai Guardian “' °°'i*::-...!.-.'°.:..':'=.';..'......°' 5-'-... 2:

' W"! I1-lure my in inuu-no 3‘ 5 W“! I word uriiiuy pny-u

' - this in advance.

comrnnan -r mm ‘"05 A IONI.-sisal?-stI{TI.‘

nubnvo Exhibition week w.

ggsglgijzedspficiai tiisouimim on . Train

ionfitreet. ‘ °fi:-,3”?3.§'§‘_‘§g

CALL AI‘ FRED ll. Tligunon-5 80 Grafton Street :yr.d select your B¢19oYl8%'1' Range selling just, W°°l< at 25% and 509-. discount.

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1'1‘ HAS Arm1vsn— me Mccormick-Deerln ‘Formal 'I‘raictor with Cult -v1,|on_ on .11.- glaytagt L. H. Kennedy’:-1 Showroom

L-78-8-16-II ENGAGEMENT

MEN'l'—Mr. and M:s.“§"Ir°"§h‘§E: Kenzle. Kgnsingtonihagnoiagw hum “ 6 ug -ter

l='ioire:iice lee to Dr. Da/vid Trevor W‘°lY°=- ‘arm of Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Woye, Charlottetown. Marriage to NW lilacs in September. ;,-a3_

e§’t(:IalCE COUltT—At police court

§u Ffrial 5 V“8rant was remanded day. Three drunks had their

bail estreated and one was fined five dollars. Daniel MocQu.arrle was sentenced to tlhirty days in Jail for theft under gen do1.1a,,.s_ An vtslfeglfe case was adjourned one

G It A S S H 0 DAMAGE—.Gra:sPE'Rs CANE: glwll-figs damage to grain flelids in

rovince it was loomed. last Tllzlhit. The ‘hoppers were especially m““‘3l'°1l5 alone the south shore f-hmueh from Cornwall to Bede.

Que it was announced. M f . ers had not yet r em “$9

9m°lm‘l 0! damage which had been inflicted on crops, it was sa.iid~. Per. “"15 Wlshlris for inforirnatimi, as to control measurm were advised to oonmiiunicate with the Do:-nman El’W0‘ll'10-Oglcal Laboratory, of wihloh Mr. F‘. M. Cannon is in charge.

sroru: AT GYRO——-Mr, Tom Parker of Halifax was the speaker 53 MODGBV nlKh'.'s meeting of tho Gyro Club. Mr. Parker has been in Charlottetown for the last six weeks conducting $\\')In111[ng C1355- es in c(mneL‘tion with Young Menu; Christian Association work. Mr. Parker. who is a member 0: the I_Bloomfield Sclhanl teachlriig staff in Halifax. explained the namu-e

of the tesm pupils had to pass in

“he Swlmmlniz and life-saving classes. Charlottetown children had made_ good pmgres he said. The ten collar prize at the Gyro ‘bank night" dance at Beech. Grove Inn last night went un_ claimed. Next night the prize Would be $15. if. '.ll'u.s announced.

FAMILY REUNION—A grand reunion was held on July 29 at Clifton Snare imen three brothers and two sisters with some of their families met at Clifton S-hore at the home of uncirher sister, Mrs. James Dunning to celebrate a happy reunion. The pitrty made up of Mrs. James Dunning, Clifton, Mrs. George Johnson. of New London. and Mr. James Garfield and Mr. William C. Wood. um

Mrs, Wallace Stewflit of

Poriindlfl. la Prairie. Man.. arrived Monday on a visit to her brother, Mr. Ire uel Winchester and other relatl

ed Wilfred, who is an annual

here is up in Assam l.»_\iee.No Manitoba with a. number of gold prospectors iihissmnmierbutretums in time to enter Winni Univer- sitv in October to take hs B. Sc. degree.

An electric eye device has been

invented to awaken relotivm when sleep walkers leave their bais.

BIRTHS

RTHZA -EFF”.- ital. Aug. 15 1939, in Mr. and . Ernest W0 ii. daughter.

Ml'.l‘CHELIa— At New Douviriimron July 21. 1039 to Mir. and Mrs. les- lie Mitchell, a. son.

DoWN—-At the Prince Edward Is- lanid Hospital, August 12, 1989, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Down. City a. son.

W00!)--At the Princa Edmund lb- land Hospital. August 14. 1939, to - Mir Almon Wood

Mr. and s Manhfiefld, a Mllshlfl.

GltEliN—At the Prince County Hospital. August 13. 1989. to Mr. ton M Green (rice

and Mrs Pres . . Olive Gillespie) Maiipeque, a.

daughter, Shirley Jean.

McDONALD — Art Mrs. Martin's Nursing Home. Orapaud, Aug. 16. M:rs.Kn=.nnethlvfcDono.ld

to Mr, and Tryon. a. daughter. DEATHS

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CAlIO0N—At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Tuesday. Aust- ust 15. 1939. Mrs. Hubert Cahoori of Murray Harbor in her 53th year. The remains of the late Mrs. Cahoon will be forwarded from the Mscbean Funeral Home today in Murray Harbor. Funeral notice

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N. D. MacLean

afar. ..

family of New York State and M.r. Lafuta Wood of Hunter River, .P.

3:; 1?. I. They had not met on P. E, I. ,, . and friends. Mrs. Stewart's son}2%:yzaigng/nf1°';‘;;1§°{gevg£r:1‘%‘ Egg

ireunton was ii. real treat to them.

The wives of those piesem; am-1 mmilies of those who could were there also. For the first course of the meal they had a bushel of P. E. Island clams which they steam- ed then consumed with hearty good will. Lunch was enjoyed, got- ten up by the hostesses Mrs. La- fuiia Wood and ILIOCCS Mrs. George Johnson Jr., and Mrs. Glen Dun. ning. Usually iiliose who come f_r<mi U. S. A. briiig licarty appe- titm with them for the good old P. E Island load and did ample

305- [justice to ti?! good things provid-

ed on this occasion. The only one being absent of the brothers and sisters of this family was lvlr. Leni- uel Wood, who rcsides in Wnltham, Mass. and was unable to be pres- ent. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. wood were guests at Mr. Wood's brother- in~law. Mr. Jas. I-Ilckox of Brad- albarie, P. E. I.. and had the pleas- ure of seeing four generations at that home. The eldest was . Elizabeth Gniinster, 89 years old who was at that time able to be around and enjoy a good laugh. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood and family returned to their homes caillinig at Walilham. Mass. on the 5th of July. All had an enjoyable time and are thankful to every- one who made their visit so pleas- ant. They hope to meet again on dear oi(‘ P. E. 1.. the Garden of the Gulf. (Patriot please copy).

An inventor has made the handle of a push drill of a. transparent material to hold drill bits.

Of English invention is an ad- hesive thread for binding frayed ends of electric cords and cables.

4‘w's'ii'in'n'i:'in'iu“u'ia'u'H'\.'ifli”n'h'u‘in'\fn'in'%

Auction Sale

I will sell by auction at 128 I-Iilisboro Street on Tires- day the 22nd day of August, 1939 at one o'clock p. in. all the household furniture of Mrs. W. C. Howard.

/ UNDERTAKER . ‘M"‘”""‘ Ter.i“3i'i1gaI)I." BRADLEY, ' uNor:l'IIlll‘:‘0'\hItV:Ihl=_=¢ Auctioneer.

Phone M9

_1“oo Late To Ciasify

T0 ' LET-—BO0MS. DESIBAEIE

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1-wo onus DESIRE PASSAGE to Tomato Auzuat -

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WANTED — BABY TIOHJE phone 1'-‘W-__ .__1c19;3;§5:9.l.- -s—...:.-‘ “ ‘ '* ‘ ' -—

WAN'l‘BD—A MAID F0?m(.lIN'II- .

.1 houiiework. Amie

r.-u-s‘-is-g _.

*°.....'+!..:.-':'.r".......°"'" ......"'°.'.: misontiii section. hmoimiia room. an all modern con-

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Program Wins Approval of Hugo Throng

Yesterday’; program of harnns horse racing and vaudeville pleas- ed the largest sport loving crowd that has ever graced the first day‘: meet in the history of the Provincial Exhibition. It was a.

mi, very happy iiugury for Golden

Jubilee and presages a very suc- cessful 60th Anniversary.

The vaudeville acts shown were greeted with warm applause by the audience.

EVENING SHOW

The evening show can well be described as wonderful and was witnessed by another record first evening crowd. The weathcr was perfect and the acts were brought out in spectacular fashion by the stage lighting effects. All the acts were good but particular

mention can be made of Winnifred Cloleano, the Avalon Troupe, the

Romanoffs, the Sicgrlst. Troupe, Fifi the Clown. Don Bernardo, the Royals Revue with ten beauti- ful danclng girls in gorgeous cos- tumes, with the lighting effects playing on them was really superb. and Merrill Brothers and Sister. The whole program fully lived up

to advance advertising and was sped along by Master of Ceremon-

ies Pat Macintosh. Manager Garden read a tele-

gram which stated that Snider's

Bears could not get here on ac- count of being in a. motor accident

in which the car was wrecked and

in their place the Hughes Dag and Cat Review was shown.

lsareally clever andottractive act

featuring Mickey, the blindfolded

dog on the tight wire.

HORSE SHOW EVENTS The Horse Show events are

mentioned elsewhere in this paper buttheydeserve the fullest public-

ity because they were never better than last evening. the riders and

horses excelling themselves. Prob-

ably some of this was due to the improved footing of the riding track which had been specially

prepared this year. Lt.-Col. Tim-

mls, D3 0.. was mightily pleas- ed with the whole show and ex- pressed himself in no uncertain terms.

I-‘IREWOEK S

Completing the evenln8's enter- tainment was a brilliant: display of fireworks with several new effects that caught the fancy ‘of the young folks particularly.

TODAY'S RACES To-day's mini; card cons‘-sf-5 0!

the Four Year Old Futurity. The 2.16 Trot and Pace and the 2.17

Trot. Many think it is the besi- card of the week..'1’hc Ifour Year old Futurity will have several that competed in the Three Year Old events,last season and other four-

year-olds that have been 'tra'.in6d

bound to be a good race. X l

The 2.l6 Trot and Pace w.1. bring the Maine pacer Calumet Coburn 2.10 to grips Wll-ll 38'0" L. 210 l-4. Direct L. 2.09‘ 1-2. Peter Reaper 2.07 1-4. Bil.y 2.08 3-4, sully 2.10 and several others.

. ba 1; is 3 guessing race pure and “HP we

pie and any of thosenumedm~y prove the winner.

The 2.17 Trot will have Harvct ‘ islglil 85 Stavert Lobster f

rap o attached a McCor— I d tel o mick-Deering En-g1m.t°Also on ex- *o’§c.§£°.§5.mwa°§ II>l<(>‘1?iI'leirinaN;ha f£:rgalI i:?i°'isxCi”f§Ia‘§1b‘§3.y°rI»if”b'$¢ ‘gipaoegdd mI7IM°ll I5 We 07 me new M00!-‘IY which uprooted the leg stump. Only foo ball medals. He has a pen! 10 Potarto Diggers.

Melody 210 1-4. Georse Wuh- lngion 2.09 3-4. June Evans 2 l3 1-4, Hal Britten 2.13. Millie K81- muck 2.12. and Scotch Mist 2.11. Dannie Steele's trotter from Bos- ton, with such good trotiers it will not be surprising ll, 2-19 15 beaten and every heat should be a. sizzler.

During the afternoon interspersed

o'clock so that the complete pro-

Rofifowrks. KING'S scour-.-

o'clock.

INTEREST

P culture. Paris. Om. 15 Judslniz sheep classes. and M1‘ -7- Moncton. the swine

yesterday were

well, ll‘rerich . art and so . Dunstaffnflsfi

New

sun. 3. o. am-.1-u and “mm 1'o:it.Aiex'.w' “ ““‘“§‘.’:';i V I “ ’ Pei-lib. some mm. NATIONAL OONSEIIVATINE

Mont- ague, and Almon _Boqwell, Marsh-

iihan last h number to and ‘mm and is semi FIFTH nrsmrcr or ousrms Wm "M °'* ll” CI-IARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTIES

*6 "Ir; .,°dm';l;° o;W,g§_;= 3,; FIIIIIAY, AIIGIIST 25tII. 6 mg" open to hggg at 8.00 p.m. ”“”'°bl° .,"‘§.°’.¢..°°°“§,h2d”"‘¢§‘.§‘11°"° 5 Board Room—City Hall

ceremonies the poo dnssu.

birthday at date of entry was won shown by Guy Mlsencr, Hhiifax. M51063. Owned by Marlborough

Third place we Twmfihl Melody with Condon Mnbonal

Marlborough staibles, Halifax, ma to be the last word in millnng de- SIWWD by Miss Enid Joihnson_ Hali- fax, ained second ace

Neill, Charlottetown and shown by 808-lrlless steel or aluminum. Yvette Raymond. took third place.

mulse Custance, Hall! dra aiwarded fourth place. ax was lmeres

other Island entry took first place, backed by a well known oompanly

honors. arise at the booth aind will gladly 3-09'/2% (R

by Graham Dennis ‘by and mi "‘.;‘..’°“°"°" “film md Dadrym will b.

vew, owne is shown en a vol 1,“ 2_ '( _ by N. D. MacLee.n. Charlottetown. §I§hpecial.l:y hitcmested in this emroii. ‘FL B°“;l’»sunv°2_ V mm“,

C N. D. Maclean took first place d8!fi0m5’Gl‘8.tI1l8 operafliio:-_s and pre- 1"55)' Few’ RM‘ astride his Woodiview. second sent an appearance of quality in place went to Freckles. owned by design. 5 5_ George Buntain at chariomgmwn Liteci-aiture regarding the various ,K“‘*1euI'°‘y)‘ Hm Erma“ 21 (J. M33.

owned and shown by Vimy Jones,

but did not start last year. It is

C. durable oonmruction. yet is light in pubuc, weigiht. and easy to operate

between the heat; of the harness racing will be the vaudeville pro- gram which will start b:fore two

gm;-9 can be given and the whn'e day's sport over shortly after five

_ <§>9n,l_lrne_<1_!L>m_ 9896.1 >.__. P. H. Dloldescn, of New Gl8S8‘°W-

. E. I. _ Mr. James Talfer. senior fiel; man. Federal Department of Mll-

th: . W. Graham, district grading inspecml i leaidi winns '

In Shropsh res , D8 L. BC: sort and s. 0. St:\\'»

Thre was keen com tltion Ir oxiaias. A. ll. noswi and Son

hibitcrs were Boswe. Mar-shfield, and Alex lȣa.milton.

Perth. Judging of the hnecdirg stock in swine was compk-led Wslerday.

L-82-8-l6-2i. ieadg exhibitors mmg -

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ASSOOIATION

PRELIMINARY DISTRICT MEETING '

T0 SELECT THREE MEMBERS T0 ACT ON THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE

Nova. Bootia entries dominated A f H Th V , u attendance of five delegates from each childe drii-\In§y:E."c1f‘,'fi‘§ Poll is requested.

who had not reached 21::

P. W. TURNER . President

G. A. MacDOUGALL Secretary

by Uptons Melody, owned and

mi place went to Twilight

Stables. Halifax. and shown by Thircl piece went to ' Black

run nnrlviir. co. urn. -3

?;°;.‘ié‘.i’u.;”.‘i.':.°“..““é‘.;$‘2.‘5!.‘.‘...§’.’..‘?““ at the mic or in mm mm Provincia|

In the class for ny to saddle, the Delavol boom

p;fgii§e?:£'m-gdggs in-2,31: gong sihlgwfrm some very fine separators, . . . .. v r- Exhibition

miikers, etc. This is the siroty-first anniver-

Second place went to Midnight I “W D37-‘W9-1 00- I-‘W. ll-Dd

sa.ry o

Melody. owned by Marlborough Judgirrg by the fine ' y of their

Stable‘, Halifa, and 5;, . Dairy Equipment in heir booths P g y Gr'a.I1a:n Den.r1i;,H:aAii‘ax.0wn by in main ‘bulldhis 0 a

s annexed by kbeplns abreast with the times.

d first centrifugal cream separator , Mirtvgum. e gen; .0 Mmdy was designed and constructed six-i7y- M°““°'- . 0 Ah .' one Y08iTS 080- 539 dflllflluhfll-U18 v 0"Brien.wxI‘-laiif:.nx. own by ‘\"" their latest models: New World’: ”'°° "°“’°"

The lady's saddle horse class Standard and 3111110!‘ 501136 59- Judging cattle in came mn¢_ J H

saw a, mam: 1 , T U parators avazilabl in iti

owned. Inlay Dr, R_ ¥,“§§§m,f ca§&:f.' from 150 lbs. to €350 nag, ,°,Z?“y‘,.,..°.‘,’ ii/381118 orses in Horse Riine. lottetown and shown by Margaret Mm‘-ntyre. Charlottetown, iiqpped the class

Also in me n_ J in Main Buildim.

known ( Inagnrztic miIIrei.ng -Tlldzllle Sheet). P0|41l-W- 5'5”

M1.’ nindfies whicha.repiov1ngso°°°- - 90di’s Serenade. owned by DOD eVeTYW~‘n¢me. These the said AFTERNOON.

vices. and are st .00 ' I is H ass llsces In all the !_latest miim-y fen/tin-es. 2 n3§t°°m, 5:“, 3,“,

come in bronze, - ~ 5, Four Year Old Futur-it . Wlfl!

A hand power rotary M B_ s...+,t_ also included in the displ-I and is ’gu.Bm° 'unw)"hfi1°k:.; $013, (A,

Y much comment from those Jay). Joe Von (J_ Power)’ Emel

pl . Po‘ ne Lad. owned by dlfred Mc- The reoep Lady Loii. owned and shown by

‘ . MQA!'1lh‘ ). W In the class for road hacks, m- This equipment. produced mo (glf Bmmm‘-,““'mm J,m_

silver Kin. owned Li t. _ with aixiiy-on ea xperi , is (W Kelly») _ o. E. Full“ of ciierit3rytww§Jvun1z‘Ih Well Worlrh l0.ok&lrIsmoiIeer. em ‘-13 '1"°E‘, ,'E'“‘,,s "“u‘;,,°'.,.."""‘g£';‘° $1., séikoiwrrlimtlewgowlycung Bmie pone, Mr. J. D. Frler. Prince Edvard me mat

lowing s W“ “'"‘“’°‘ ‘ml mm” '°°‘'°‘°“'’‘“'‘“’° '5 1“ ‘“'”"d' ‘D’ swe1e)'Gallg:ck). Calumet oo-

Royai Victoria, owned and shown supply all iniforrnaifzlon vlaich may .B hm, _ . Halifax. took be required by anyone visiting the §;},g}2: 1%,,N‘;m,,' wand, vow z.oriv.. (L. O'Brien). Bltlv 2.06%

In the speclal‘class for jumper-s_ are all set up for pie‘; %}% (pug

Mcxenine.) , with th follovwinl! 2'" TmlII[i.l1iie Kainiogk 2.12. (W-

msterials and stun-ddniers in

and shown by Ge e Rogers, Deihaval units may be obiiaiined Charlottetown, while my plane free at the bootih.

. 3. Harvest Melody 110%. went to Princess Maocrirrinnon, —— M15?’ 2'11’ (D Chm°mWm_ HALL MANUEAICDTURING co .0‘ 1342511113 ofithehroiidsstex class do ' no ai>i2ea~ t. t r i - ._ - as ‘tllé-y 1{veIr}e (hot ir.hmN.~'d.I§lt(i?ls meqridlfiewigu shmwmgmng um; °fcnms“'m clarcd in at 11 00 a. m. yesterday ova‘ Lil t ht The l thresling _ um“ appear In €osinor;‘oI$1’s issue.y W fit consis‘i§uu<>if" gm ‘gs I;’grseacwc4'Sdu,I.nl{e €312,113-3°, m‘x%u% nan. AND sravarvr Straw blgwg-an mwer' and 3 m'ck;§ea5!o?i1;0v(‘Ia5|’: omproerad Th , ‘ _ on . - Asdyou pass throuozh the rear game b...f§°h§;"°m’f’e mgullgehfig those who attend will bersbuzre of 9. exit one main buuqmg‘ you ,,,p. and ,3 amwtms um-mm atbm_ wonderful afternoons spo . prjoeich the Hall 6; Stavert ex- tion. I-WHILE A013 -lhllvltgfi efiliielv org: year. show- The tractor. threshe; and blow- “up ' U8 1 E t. the com ' Potato Grader. pnuswis ecitixrlvglfyv firm ..l’.':i.‘.°....’°3f...§,’.‘.."*‘° ”"""”" °‘ WWW“ {’“b"°°" %°u,d§..,°‘,j": gitizeagnigngfimguleéiabby Hall and Demonstration are being con- ggogggffie ‘§‘,l.,,§..t°‘I_.’.,.,,“‘,,,,u,..,.- le for either ducted each day. ’Ilhe Palmer E1cc- M1 nm,n..., in the Mantlmes. A