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Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in George- ln Sourla: The Snack Bar and H. Rich-

..-rrrran FOOTWEAR av ta. Montague Shoe store.

and Mrs. Raulston Johna- ton. Peter's Road, were business visitors to Montague yesterday.

Miss Florence l-ligglnootnan-. Montague. has recently accepted employment at V. R. Pepler 11-wel- ler. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellsworth, and family of Lower Montague. recently motored to the western part of the Island where thrv 5179'"- a few days visiting Mr. Ell.iwo:th's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ells- worth.

..'Mr. J. H. MacGregor. Mon- tague. attended the night races in Che-rloiitc-town last week. Mr. MacGregor is an ardent horse rac- ing (an and despite his advanced age he is still keenly interested in the sport of Kings.

.....'Mr. and Mrs. Milton Myers and son Milton, of Pcnntleid, New Brunswick. are visiting in Man- tague for a week. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Myers. On return home their son Milton will begin his studies of Art at St. Francis Xavier University.

. 'GUi'.ST Vl0LlNlS'l'. -- Mr. Archie Hume. Montague. was guest violinist at the evening ser- vice at King-sboro United Baptist Church last Sunday. The large ap- preciative congregat-ion enjoyed the two selections which were beautifully rendered by Mr. Hume, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Hume. At the close of the service Mr. and Mrs. Hume. Mrs. Clinton Stewart (Church organist) and Mr. Stewart. were guests. at the manse, of Rev. A. R. Bell and Mrs. Bell.

.. 'GUlLD MEETING. - The September meeting of the Young Women's Guild of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Montague, was held at the home at Mrs. Byron Stewart on Monday even- ing. The meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Percy Myers, and opened with "0 Set Ye Open Unto Me." The scripture was read by Miss Mary 1-lcmphill. followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Roll call was answered by eight members. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. Miss Catherine Currie re- ported for the visiting committee, and Mrs. Stewart reported for the work committee. Following a short business period the evening was spent on working on a quilt. The meeting closed with the Miz- pah Benediction. and lunch was then served by the hostess and committee.

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and VICIIIIIY. Mrs. Wchbjlgliolson. Whivn Road, recently visited in Bi-udeneil, with her sister, Miss Dot Shaw

who. was home on vacation from Halifax.

Mr. Malcolm Nicholson. whim Road, was a recent visitor to Char- lottetown. the guest of his S0fl-i'.1- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin.

Miss Shirley Maclieod returned to her home in U-pton after spend- ing the past week in whim Road. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mpcbonald.

Among those attending the meet- ing of the Potato Growers Associa- tion in Charlottetown on Thurs- day nlght were Messrs. Ellery Shaw. Brundenell, Webb Nicholson. bes- ter MacDonald. Miles Maclflnnon, Lloyd Mar.-Kinnon, all of whim Road, Colin MacDonald, Kilmulr. and William D. Fraser. Albion.

Mrs. Colin MacDonald, Kilmuir, was ” t to the members of the whim Road W.M.s. Auxiliary of the Montague United church on Friday night. The meeting was well attended and the president. Mrs. Cecll Campbell. and the sec- retary, Mrs. Garnet Moore. were present to carry out their duties. Mrs. William D. Fraser invited the ladies to hold their next meeting at her hotne in Albion. At the close of the evening the hostess served

...PMr. and Mrs. Arthur Mac- Nelll, Montague. were recent visi- tors Ho Kingeboro. guests of Mrs. MaeNeil's sister. Mrs. Cameron.

M158 Dorothy Tlylor. emlroyee of Stewart and Beck's, Montague. lsspending her vacation at her home in Lower Montague.

Mr. Uauie Don Jol-instonf Mon- tague Memorial High school Mr. Tuesday for New Brunswick, where he will begin his studies at Mount Allison University.

Miss Betty Higginbothani o! Fortune is spending a few days in Mtontague visiting friends and rel- a vea.

Miss Betty Bell. studentiat Mon- tague Memorial High School spent thie week-end at her home in Belle R ver.

Miss Florrie Benton. acconipanie-1 by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hilchev and son. were recent -visitor: to Flat River. where Miss Benton and Mrs Hilchey visited their puents.

.. 'Mr. iid Mrs. Peter Veoo. Amherst. N. S.. spent the past week-end in Lower Montague. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellsworth.

.. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Deirham of W-him Road. had as their guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worth and son. Garth, of Char- lottetown. and Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis of New Perth.

....'On return to their home in Newton. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward l-Ianscom were accompanied by Mrs. S. C. MacLean of Mon- tague. Mrs. Macbean will visit friends in Newton and Rutlzind. Masai

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and four specials.

special prizes awarded to Frank MacAulay and Sons for his showing in the swine competitions were as follows: Matthews and McLean prizes for Single Bacon type sow un- der 6 months. for pen of two bacon hogs, and for pen of four bacon hogs. Quaker Oats Co. prize for best registered Yorkshire sow with litter of not less than six. Dingwell and Rossiter prize for best pair bac- on type hogs, any age. Canada Packers award for best bear, any age. Swift Canadian Co., prizes for champion bacon typo hog of shire. Yorkshire sow with litter of six. and swine herd consisting of boar and two sows. Blrt's Feed Service priz- es for Senior herd consisting of one boar and two sows. and junior herd of one boar and two sows. '

Dairy Claaaea

In the Jersey and Clumsey clsss topped by Mr. Ernest Underhay. special prizes were as follows; Mor- ell Creamery prize for best Jersey get of sire. Bank of Nova Scotia for best Jersey herd. and R. L Burge prize for best progeny of dam.

In the Ayrshire class Mr. Reid won the following specials: Ayrshire Breeders Association prizes for champion bull under 2 years and champion bull under :4 years. Mor- eii Creamery prize for get of alre. and Bank of Nova scotia award for Ayrshire herd.

Special prizes won by C. W. Townshend in the Herford cattle class included the Walter MacDon- ald prize for best insle beef breed. any age; lhtatc W. B. beard award for best I-Ierford bull, and the J. R. Flynn prize for best male beef, any age. - .

Ahe Long Valley special prize for champion female beet breed. any age. was taken by Mr. Du Pasquler. In the sheep ooinpetlttona Mr. Bryenton was awarded the follow- ing special prizes; J. J. Hughes, aw- ard for best Shropshire flock. Oun- eda Packers for pen of four market lambs. Swift C adian Co., for .pen of four market lambs, and Ernest Underhay award for best ahearling Ram. -

llbr her entries in the poultry classes Mrs. Rose was awarded the following special prius: Quaker Oats award for best breeding pen. any breed; Eastern Packing 00. prizes for beat breeding pen of Ply- mouth Rocks and best breeding pen of Red Hampshires. and the st.

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Peter's Egg Grading station prize

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The exhibition of garden produce

was as usual one of the highlights or Eastern King's Exhibition yest-.

Aerday.

The building in which the exhib- its were display at South was one of the busiest spot: on the fair

and competition was keen in a friendly way as neighbors com- pared the awards given totheir var- ious entries. The flower exhibition was exceptionally fine, and those wboentered samples or their horty-It loultural talents in this showing are to be commended very highly.

Entries in the Housekeeping class were also outstanding both in qual- ity and quantity, and the vegetab- les displayed attracted much at- tention from all who entered the building. Number of woolen goods and fancy work seemed a little meagre in their displays. and Judg- ing from the other classes it would seem that the women of the west- ern part of this Province concent- rate more on their families appetit- es than'on needle art work.

It was regretted that a number of entries in the woolen goods and fancy work class were missing when! the owners went to gather them up, at the end of the exhibition. It is well known how many hours or lab- or go into making up these fine pieces of work, and it is hoped that those who no doubt took them by mistake will get in touch with the Exhibition Secretary in order that they might. be returned to their owners. Pieces missing included a knitting bedspread. luncheon set and rtatted pillow cases.

Top winner in the Roots and Veg- etables class was Mrs. Reid Under- hay of Bay Fortune who took four first prizes with her entries of car- rots. parsnips, pumpkins and coil- ection of table vegetables. Mrs. J. 3. Matthews of Souris received the highest number of awards in the Fruit and Vegetable class winning five firsts and three seconds. The first prizes were given for her an- tries of nasturtiums. pansies, snap- dragons, verbena and sweet peas. and the seconds for her gladloll. stocks and phlox.

In the Butler and Cheese class Mrs. Edson Rose of East Baltic re- ceived three ft-rst prizes which was all that were available. Competit- ion in the Woolen Goods and Fancy Work class was very keen, and Mrs. Wm. Howiett of Gowan Brae was very fortunate in being the on- ly entrant to receive three first prizes. These were given for Mrs. Howlettis appliqued quilt, woolen mitts and woollen socks.

for best rooster. any breed.

Among the Judges who capably performed the difficult tasks of judging yesterday afternoon were Major Macftae (Ayrsliires). S. G. Wright (Jersey and Gurnsey). Al- mon Boswell and Hugh .1. McKin- non (Sheep). and H. Macliean of

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