Eastern Kings Exhibitio

Prizes And

DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Dark Fruit Cake. without Icing loss than 5 lbs.- 1. Mrs. D. L. naccoi-mack; 2. Mrs. Major Reid: 3, Mrs. Alfred Gallant.

Light Fruit Cake without icing less than 5 lbs.- l. Mrs. D. L. in-Cormack: 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 3. Mrs. Major Reid.

pound cake. plain without icing L 1. Mrs. D. L. Mccoi-mack: 2. in-s. Aiizus Mccormack; 3. Mrs. M. J. McQuaid. . .

sponge Cake without icing- 1. Nora McLean: 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon; 3. Mrs. Colin Dixon.

Chocolate cake iced- 1. Mrs. Alex Robertson; 2. Mrs. Wilfred wright; 3. Nora McLean. -

Light Cake. iced- 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 2. Mrs. Wilfred Wright; 3. ilrs. Allen McLean.

White Bread '2 Loaf-' 1. MIS- Culin Dixon: 2. Mrs. Major Reid; 3. Mrs. D. L. Mccomisck.

Whole Wheat or Graham Bread 1, LoaI- 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon: 2. Ilrs. Major Reid: 3. MI'l- CH1 MCVBTIC, Elmira;

Rolls V2 Doz.- 1. Mrs. Gillespie; 3 Mrs. Angus McCormack: 8. Mrs. iizirry Dixon.

'l'ca Biscuits '2': Doz.- 1. Mrs. xrajor Reid; 2. Mrs. Michael Mc- lnnis: 3. Mrs. Chas. W. Campbell. Rollo Bay.

l.naf. fruit or nut. yeast-- 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 2. Mrs. Erwin Robert- xon; 3. Mrs. Walter Dixon.

Loaf. fruit or nut. quick bread- I Mrs. J. P. McPhee: 2. Mrs. Allan McLean: 3. Mrs. Walter Dixon.

Bran Mullins '2 Dozen- 1. Mrs. Major Reid; 2. Mrs. T. J. Robert- son: 3. Mrs. Harry Dixon.

Oatmeal Cookies V2 Dozen-1. M Guy Catlin; 2. Mrs. lrvlnrliaker: 3. Mrs. Walter Dixon.

Doughnuts M Doz.- 1. Mrs. ingus McCormack: 2. Mrs. Allen Mr-Lean: 3. Mrs. Alvah Ching.

Scotch Cakes Vi Dozen- 1. Mrs. iuiirey Aitken; 2. Mrs. Angus Mc- Cormack: 3. Mrs. D. L Mccormaclr

(linger Snaps 16 Doz.- 1. Mrs. -illi-ii McLean: 2. Mrs. Bruce sivu-art: 3.'Mrs. Roy Coffin. I

.lr-lly Roll- 1. Mrs. George Paton 7 llrs. Guy Collin; 3. Mrs. Colin imon.

inple Pl'e- 1. Mrs. D. L. Mc- Cnrmack: 2. Mrs. Erwin Robert- wn: 3. Mrs. Bruce Stewart.

Raisin Pie-- 1. Mrs. D. L. Mc- Furmack: 2. Mrs. Angus Mc- wwmack: 3. Mrs. Chas. W. Camp- 11"”.

Lemon Pie- 1. Mrs. Angus Mc- '.-rniack: 2. Mrs. M. J. McQuaid: 1 Hrs. Erwin Robertson.

nixed Pickles not mustard-- 1 Hr. Major Reid: 2. Mrs. D. L. ll(:(ltIl'maCl(2 3. Mrs. Arthur Dixon.

ilustard Plckles- 1. Mrs. Guy "won: 2. Mrs. Irving Baker: 3. ll--- Arthur Dixon.

i'hou- 1. Mrs. Irving Baker: 2. up Ariliur Dixon: 3. Mrs. Ho- inrrl Paquel.

"R-iiiuto Catsup- 1. Mrs. Major

-r '1, Mrs. D. L. Mccoi-mack; : llrs Angus Mccormack.

Viiirc Meat- 1. Mrs. Angus

I Placings McCormnck: 2. Mrs. D. L. Me-

Cormack.

Apple Jelly- 1. Mrs. Irving Batter: 2. Mrs. Major Reid: 3. Mrs. Alex Robertson.

Strawberries(canned)- 1. Mrs. Brenton Stead: 2. Kaye Clilng; 3. Mrs. Hamid Biilpitt.

Raspberries canned- 1. Mrs. Hamid Bulpitt; 2. Mrs. Colin Dix- on: 3. Mrs. Angus Mccormack.

Cherries. canned- 1. Mrs. Har- old Bulpitt: 2.' Mrs. Angus Mc- Cormack.

Orange Mun salad 1. Mrs. Bruce Stewart: 2. Mrs. Angus M. '. Mc-

Mccormack: 3. Mrs. Quald.

, Chicken, canned- 1. Mrs. Aub- rey Aitken; 2. Mrs. Irving Baker: 3. Mrs. in Young. St. Peters.

Bcef. canned, 1 pint or can- 1. Mrs. Russell Gorvett; 2. Mrs. Roy Coffin: 3. Mrs. Walter Dixon.

Pork canned. 1 pint or can- 1. Mrs. Alex Roberton.

Canned Peas- 1. Mrs. Russell Gorvett; 2. Mrs. Russell Chtng; 3. Mrs. Irving Baker.

Canned Beans- 1. Mrs. Russell Chiug: 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseiieath; 3. Mrs. Irving Baker.

Home made soap not less than 2 lbs.- 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser, Elmira: 2. Mrs. Harry Dixon: 3. Mrs. Roddie Kidson.

Judges: Maylea Manning. Bar- bara Woodside.

FLOWERS" .

Collection Asters 6 blooms- 1. Mrs. W. W. Anderson. St. Peters: 2. G. A. Leard. Souris.

Collection Dahlias- 1. Mrs. Har- old Bulpitt, Roseneath: 2. Mrs. H. G. Matthew, Souris; 3. Mrs. .W W. Anderson.

Collection Gladiolus- 1. Mrs. Kassner. Souris; 2. Russell C. Mills, Annsndale; 3. Mrs. Major Reid. Rollo Bay.

Collection Nasturtiums- 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt; 2. Joanne Reid. Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. Angus Mac- Cormack. Souris.

Collection Pansiese 1. Mrs. Har- old Bulpltt; 2. G. A. Leard; 3. Mrs. W. W. Anderson.

Collection Roses- 1. G. A. Lcard .

2. Mrs. MacLean

Collection Snapdragone 1. Mrs. W. W. Anderson; 2. Mrs. H. G. Matthew; 3. Janet Dixon. East Baltic.

Collection Sl0('l(5- 1. Mrs. W.W. Anderson: 2. Mrs. C. Roy White.

Collection Verbena- 1. Mrs. W. W. Anderson...

Collection Phlox Annual- 1. Mrs. Stewart MacGregor. East Baltic: 2. Mrs. W. W. Anderson; 3. Mrs. H. G. Matthew.

Kassner: 3. Mrs. R C.

Collection Phlox Pereiinial- l. i

Mrs. W. W. Anderson: 2. G. A. Leard; 3. Mrs. Edmund Lavie. Souris.

Collection Sweet Pcas- 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt: 2. Mrs. Edmund Lavie: 3. Mrs. R. C. MacLean.

Collection Potted Plants-- 1. Mrs. Henry Peters: 2. Mrs. W. W. Anderson: 3. Mrs. Kassner.

Table Bouquet- 1. Mrs. C. Roy

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White; 2. Mn. Runner; 3. Mrs. W. W. Andersoif. . Collection Annual Larkspure 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt; 2. Mrs. W. W. Anderson.

Judges Winston E. Smith. J. L. Tuplin.

VEGETABLES

Table Turnips-Russell C. Mills, Annaniidale.

Swede Turnlps tor Stock-Edwin Reid and son. Rollo Bay. Mangels for Stock-- 1. Roy Chtng, Black Pond: 2. Peter Ching. Black Food; 3. Hugh Macxinnon. Rollo Bay.

Carrots tor table use- 1. Joseph Hennessey, Bear River South: 2. Mrs. Reid Underhsy, Bay Fort- une; 3. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune.

Pusnipk 1. and 2. Mrs. Reid

Underhay: 3. John I-Iennessey, Bear River. . Beets for table use- 1. and 2. Mrs. Pius Campbell, Little Har- bour: 3: Hamid Bulpltt, Roseneath. .Onions. white or yellow- 1. Mrs. Pius Campbell; 2. Clayton Bulpltt, R0-Seneulh: 3. Mrs. Erwin Robert- son.

Green Tomatoes- 1. Mrs. T. J. Robertson. Red Point; 2. Eileen Rolltvelrltlson. Red Point: 3. Russell

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Ears corn. table use only-- 1.

Hamid Bulpitt: 2. Mrs. Major Reid. Rollo Bay. Stalks Fodder Corrie 1. Peter

Chlflgi 2. Gordon Ching: 3. Roy Ching.

Cabbage tliarlyr-. I. John D, MacDonald. Souris: 2. Anita Rosc. East Baltic.

Cabbage 'Latel- 1. .lohn o.- MacDonald. Souris; 2. Mrs. Elmcri Fraser. Elmira.

Cucumbers for table use- L Harold Bulpitt: 2. Mrs. Pius Camp- bell: 3. Stirling Reid. Rollo Bay.

Largest Pumpkin or Squash by! weight-1. Mrs. Russell Ching; 2. Mavis Rose, East Baltic; 3, Anita Rose. East Baltic.

Onions. multiplier or polato- 1. and 2. Mrs. Major Reid. Roll". BHY: 3. Clayton Bulpitt. I

Roots and Vegetables- 1. Reid Underhay; 2. Mrs. Majorl R"Id: 3. Harold Bulpitt.

1 qt. Shelled Beans- 1. Mrs. Angus Mccormack. .

Judges: J. L. Tuplin. Winstonl Smith. I I Peck Potatoes 'Kalehd(-nil 5eed- 1-. 2.. and 3 Mrs. Puisl

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Campbell. I l Peck Potatoes isebagol see.-in Pius Campbell. Al Peck Potatoes any other var. ion Sced- 1. Daniel Mcl.ean.' East Point: 2. Mrs. Alex Robert-' SM" fl. Russell C. Mills. 30-” Sample of Seed Potatoes anv varinty- 1. Mrs. Pius Camp- bell: 2. Daniel McLean. Judges: G. C. Ramsay. A. W.

POULTRY

Barred Plymouth Rock l-ien- 1.. 2. and 3. John W. Robertson.

New Hampshire Cockerel- 1. 2. and 3. E. 8. Rose. East Baltic.

New llampsliire Pullet- 1. 1, and.3. E. S..Rose.

White Leghorn Hen- 1, 2, and 3. Edwin Reid and Son.

White Leghorn Coclterel- i. 2, Anne Rose, East Baltic.

White Leghorn Pullet- l. and 2. Anne Rose.

Any other variety Hen- 1. John W. Robertson; 2. Mrs. Gordon Ro- bertson; 3. John W. Robertson.

Any other variety Cock-e 1. Mrs. Wallace Steele.

Progeny of New Hampshire Cock and Barred Plymouth Rock Hens - 1. Joan Dixon; 2. Harold Bul- pitt: 3. E. S. Rose.

Progeny of Barred Plymouth Rock Cick and New Hampshire hens- 1. and 2. E. S. Rose.

Progeny of Light Sussex Cock and New Hampslii c hens- 1. and 2. E. S. Rose.

Pair of Geese- 1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald; 2. Ian McGregor; 3. Alvin Robertson.

Pair of Ducks 1. Eleanor Mc- Kinnon; 2. Phyllis Townshend; 3.

Mrs. Wallace Steele.

Judges: C. S. Scranton, I. L.

Tuplin.

TRAIN-BUS CRASH SANTIAGO. Chile lAPIeTWelVC

persons were killed and 40 injured Friday morning when a freight train hit a bus suburban Polpaico.

at a crossing in

ANNUAL

Soiiris United Guile ,

The September meeting ot thcl Ladies Guild. of St. James United Church, Souris. was held at the home of Mrs. A. H. Smallwood with , 10 memberfin attendance. I

The president. Mrs. A. H. Small-, wood. opened the meeting with the : Lord's Prayer. Scripture was read by Mrs. N. MacDonald and a read- ing and Prayer by Mr. K Macl(en- zle. The minutes of the June meet- ing were read and adopted and a report was read by the treasurer

The visiting committee reportcd one card sent and correspondence included one thank you note. re- ceived from Mrs. Gerald Brut-r .

A motion was made by Mrs. it y White. seconded by Mrs. S. D. well. that the Guild members color to Ilie Masons at a special nlf.'Dl- ing 'o be held at the Church Hall on September 20th.

'l"ie next meeting is to bc ll '1 at the home of Mrs. L. Dingiv-.1 with the following lunch commit '9 appointed: Mrs. H. Zoega. Mrs. '1. Larter, Mrs. J. Innes and Mrs. B. Stewart.

The meeting adjourned wth the members repeating the Mizpah Benediction. During the social hour refreshments were served by thel hostess assisted by the lunch com- '

FIS STOCKS IIIG HER.

OTTAWA (CP) - Frozen fish stocks in Canada Sept. 1 totalled 54,656,000 pounds compared with' 53,869,000 on the corresponding, date ast year, the bureau of sta-

tistics reported Friday. '

MEETING '

The annual meeting of the Prince Edward lslanc Young Liberal Association will be held at the Char- lottetown Hotel in Charlottetown on Monday, Sep-

tember 19, 19.35 at Standard Time.

Young Liberals planning to at: please contact the following on or before Snliirday,

September 17, 1955:

IN QUEENS COUNTY: Donald A. MacLeod Charlottetown, Phone 7364

IN KINGS COUNTY:

Gilbert Clements

Montague, Phone 92

IN PRINCE COUNTY: Charles Linkletter M. F. Schurman & Co. Ltd

Summerside

A full attendance is requested.

DONALD A MacLEOD Secretar:

the hour of 2:30 o'clock p.m

end this mr-cling

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210 Lbs.-3 in I-Rod. Green. Black . . . . . . . I 180 Lbs.--Super-Tires. Red. Green. luck . .' 125 Lbs.-Arro-Lock. Red. Green. Black 90 Lbs.-36" Itol Roofing. Itod. Green. Black 45 Lbs.--18" Rel Roofing. Red. Green. lock Groysrone Roll Siding . .

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OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 P. M.

WITH A FULL LINE OF NIW FALL STOCK AT 158 OUIIN S'I'R-EIT

- also stock CLEARANCE SALE in ciimoisn suitoiuo

lcdies' Shoes si.oo-si.os-s2.9s .

Boys' and Men's WOOL JOE sronrsiimrs WORK rsnrrs siimrs Au. IINDII COST Pllcl

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1--3 H. P. Garden Tractor -- S175.

n Saturday, Sept. 16, 1955 The Guardian Page 9

ATTENTION FARMERS

John Deere clean-llp Sale

Huge Discounts on Tractors & Implements - New & Used NEW JOHN DEERE TRACTORS

Up to S800 off Regular Prices it I I

1--Model 60 Row Crop Tractor -- Live Power Shaft, ii; I Rollomcitic, Power Trol and Cylinder

4--Model 50 Tractors with Rollomatic and Live Pow- er Shaft.

2--Model 50 Tractors with Power Take Off 4--Model 40 Row Crop Tractors

4--Model 40 Standard Tractors

'9.--Model B Tractors -- Big Bargains

1--Model M Tractor --Sacrifice Price '

Low. Low Prices on a little over llalf ?rlos ,

Plows, Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Lever Harrow: and Mowers.

1--John Deere 7 fr. Combine -- Motor Driven -- Priced to Sell.

Big Savings on - USED TIIACTUIIS n llock Bottom Prices

1--Cockshufi 60 -- S200. 1--Cockshufi 60 -- S300.

1--Allis Chalmers W C Row Crop -- Excellent Condi- fion -- Make Offer.

1--John Deere AR Slightly Used -- Real Bargain 1--John Deere Model A Row Crop -- S1200. 1--Massey Hcirris102 -- S400.

1--Oliver 70 -- S600.

Bargains e USED IMPLEMEIITS - Bargain!

1--Dump Rake -- S25.

1--Cockshuti Haylouder -- S100.

1--Farm Wagon on Rubber Tires -- S125... 1--Massey Harris Binder -- 100. 1--Cockshuif 3 Sod Plow -- S135. 1--Massey Harris 3 Sad Plow -- S150. '2--Steel Tired Wagons -- Cheap.

'--John Deere Hammermill -- S100.

John Deere Sell -Out Sale

Everything Must Go Make Your Offer" Take Your Machine . Soc Arnold Bruce at Warehouse on Pickurd's Wharf -- Lower Queen St. 8 A.M. to 5 PLM. Every Day

i-iciuinn FARM TRACTORS mo. S