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"Th: Show Window -of Marl- um: Agriculture" will open its dr 5 on Soturdry November fhd un!i' lie following Saturday No-

vember Ms. Alex Thunson. 8ec- 1'3 um

re ary Manager has been work- tngwithhiadafllertnaay weeks. He reports heavy entries In all Divisions. New laatnres and new arr M50!!!" 9?! ' low 0' We added attraetiona this year. This the 442s Maritime Winter Fair. under the auspices static Mari- time stock Draedersi Association promises to be one of the big- gest and most diversified shows ever to be held in the Ma-itinaes. DIVNEOVS AN" IINGEQ

The various committees of the Division meet at the time of the Annual Meeting in the Spring to review and lay plans for the next show. They also make sugges- tions for the selection of Jud-res in their respective Divisions. The Judges for this years show have been announced. Also the island members of the Committees are here in listed.

Lizht Horses. Judge. Frank D. Hawkins. Bedford.. New York. island Committee Members: Miss N Lontzworth and Miss 0. Ps-k. man. Draft Horses -Judge, Dr. Bil. W. staples. Ontario Agricul- ture College, Guelph. Ontario. Committee Member: Cecil J. Ste wart.

Dairy Cattle: Judges - Ayr- shires. Donald Bradley. Lachute. Quebec: Holstein. D. S. Dunion. Brampton Ontario; Gut.-mseyg, 8. Harold Brown. Cornwall, on. tario; Jerseys - A. D. Mclfeown. Richmond Hill. Ontario: n.o,p, Shorthorns. Professor L. H. Ham- ilton. MacDonald College. Que. liec. Committee. Almond Boswnil and H. W. (nay.

Seeds - Judge. F. J. Sillin- dty. Canada Department or A. gricuiture, Ottawa, Ontario, 1;. land Committee Members: Don aid Stewart. 8. D. Peacock. R. B. Macl..aren and J.D.!:. Sterling. icertifted Seed Potatoes: Judg- ss H. L. MacLaren. Charlotte town. C. H. Godwin. Fredericton sin. and tr. c. Layton lfentville N.S. Committee Members: Henry l!lacLaren and Glen Ramsay.

Table Potatoes - Judge it. E. Goodwin Department of Agric- dltura. Toronto. Ontario. Com-

as. Fredericton. NB., he W. A. Burns.

.Foxes - Judge Pawin Cass. Summerside: Committee L. K. Lockerby. R. 8. Humphrey. E. T. Hill and George Callbeck.

- Mink - Judge George H. May- a. New York City. Committee IIIIOTI. L. W. and

G. A. Callback,

' Womens Work - Judge, Mrs. . R. Scovil. Fredericton. N.B..

Mrs. Allison Maclean. Summer-

gde and Mrs. Jack Fox Amherst

Commit-

S. Committee Member: Miss .MacLaod. . tlnarrntsn stars ' Jtiariuun - produced quality foods attractively served. will lltnin be a feature of the Main

nlng Hall at this year's Mari- "V

me Winter Fair. slated for No- aember I tofevember I inclu- ve. .'l'hls very inmortant feature of the Big Fair is managed by the air Board van. and a sin this year will make a spec- ialty of foodstuffs grown or pro- ducad is the Maritime Provinc-

as. Facilities for cooking and ser- ving have been lnwr vsd var ze years and with the present on f rnodfed cafeteria ser- vice. patrons are assured of dual- lly foods served quickly and ef- Dciently. -ltlsobvioustethevisitorthnt the Fair Board operates the Din- g llall on a straight non-pro t basis. and even at times at

a distinct loss. Besides a change-

nf menu at every meal. the Din "mg Hall features "special' meals at no change in orica - such meals as set turkey. roast gooaa lobster I , etc.

These "specials" are to he fea- tured again this year. with the

COMING EVENTS

Masquerade dance Flat River Hall Friday. Oct. 8.

"Di'I:c.”Cardigan tonight. pris-

0tsruIanHot(lucltensup- Whhnahylfovssnbereth

Roi tar-any supper. October I.

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Vkiton lo the Maritime Win- ltr Mr this year will be well- advised to pianos having less. one meal in the Main pin- JDJGING PROGRAM

Manda) November 1 - Beef Btaars Shortharns. all classes: Angus. all classes; IL ' i , all classes: Foxes and Light H - sea on the line.

Tlltltlllt November I - Guer- Iuss. Young and dry classes: H0117-Gilli. young and dry class- es: Foxes; Swine and Draft line. see on the line.

Wednesday. November 6 Guernseys. Milking and Grourts: Holstein. Milking and Groups: ilecli: Draft and Light Horses on the line.

Thursday. November 1 - Ayr- shircs, Young and dry classes: 597503. YOUIIB and dry class- es: Mink; and Sheep.

Friday. November I - Ayr- shires, Milking and Groups; Jer- seys. Millting and Groups; and Mink.

Saturday November 9 Mink and Maritime Horse Pull. Each evening the Light Horse Show will be in the Bailey Arena. HORSE JUDGE

The Maritime Winter Fair of- fice announced that Frank D. Bawhins of Bedford. N.Y.. an out- standing horseman with wide and varied experience. will Judge titel Light Horse classes at this y:'n"s- Fair from Novetrbe 2 to Novem-' ber I inclusive.

Born in bondon. England. Mr. Hawkins served his aonrentice- ship under two of the best trainers in England. He rode suc- cessfully in many parts of Eur- ope and in Australia, later serv- ing four years in the British Ar- my during the First World War.

Following his army discharge, Mr. Hawkins came to the .United States to take charge of the well known Laddie Sanforti's stable of hunters and polo ponies. ,

He served as a whip for the Genesee Valley Hurst for sever al years and in mi establ shed his own stable. He was the orig inator of the Orangeburg Hunt Club. and hunted the hounds for some ten years. until the U.S. Government took over the whole area for a military camp during World War Two.

With wide and varied exper- al years. and in lull established bnca as a horse Judge in the United tstes and Canada. Mr. Ha-wklna has served five terms as President of the Professional lHorsemen's Association of Amer- cn.

Maritime Winter Fair officials are to be congratulated on se- curing such an outstanding light horse judge as Mr. Hawkins. He will be seen in action each eve- ning during the Fair.

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lag Contest tar Fair has been accelerated this year with announcement of a special trilflhy for the winner of this event.

The irtphy is being donated

Dr. M. W. Staples of Goa

Ont.. who is Judge of Draft Horse classes at the Big Fair. Dr. Stan Ins was vary much impressed by the Horse Pull last year. and his enthusiasm for the event an parantly prompted his offer of a trophy

The Maritime Charrationshlp Borsa Pulling Contest attracts pasnaps the largest crowd of Qoctatoss of any sinde event at the Winter Fair. it is sched- uled this year for Saturday af- ternoon November I.

Accortlng to secretaryenanag- or Alas Thomson. entries for the

mas. of course are limited to a number which can be handled the time allotted to the event. and it looks as though entry list would be complete even be- fore the official closing date of

GOOD soaps

lion. Hugh John Flemming. Premier of New Brunswick and Minister of Public Works. who has been ' ” president of the Canadian Good Roads As- sociation. The Association. which is supported by all provincial governments. municipal govern- ments. the federnl government and industry. named Premier Flemming to succeed Hon. P.A. Gngiardi. Minister of Highways in British F ' a. as president; of the 43-year-old national made Association.

venietrtly packaged and still pro- viding sn uncxcclled combina- tiu.. c: food canstituen.:'. V

This is National Cheese month- ao lells all celebrate by eating Cheese more often.

5011. SAMPLING

The Dominion l-Jxperlmcntal Farm. Charlottetown and the Pro vincial Department of Agricul- ture cooperate is the analyses of soils by maintaining an up- todste laboratory and having qualified-personal doing analys- es. This soil analysis is done free oi charge to any (armer in Prince Edward island. In order to do ts satisfactory job in. les.'-ii: soils it is necessary that the farmer take special precautions! in the taking of the soil sanmleul

Remember that the small sam-; ple of soil which you send to) the laboratory is representing ap- proximately 21.01!) cubic feet of

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soil per acre. Also it is impor- tant that the farmer give infor-. tnation to the chemist who testsi

be grown. the fertilizer treat- ment. any unusual problems.

is necessary that this sample represent the whole field from which it is taken. For this rea- son It is necessary that the,soi should be taken from 10 to 3) places across the field and that these samples are of uniform depth from the place taken. These 10 to 3) portions should be taken from approximate plow depth and should be cube or cylindrical shaped. They then should be mixed thoroughly to- gether; straw. roots. stones or other rough materials removed and about one pound put rn n

195. clean container and sent to the

Soil Laboratory. Experimental Station. Charlotatetravn. Accom- panying soil samples. there should be a complete informs lion form.

These are from the Provincial Department of Agric- ulture or Experimental Farm. and if not procured before. can be filled out at the time the sam-

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are not uniform in their total area. more than one sampling about! he done and the samples sent to the laboratory. The test-

out the fertiliser and for I

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OFFICE The office of the Department of Agriculture in Summerside will remain open and a represen- tative of the field staff will be present in the office on Tuesday

mould make use of this serves. IIJMMBRBIDI

- mornings and Friday afternoons

qsring before the sap starts nan ling.

the use of a compost heap. healthy plant matter may . Di-

addad including fallen leaves. sensed refuse should be dea- trnyad.

fertiliser and a thin layer of between the organic matter fori adldi richness. Fallen leaves; be worked directly into When lifting urden vegetables Ina the same gerstle care can

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further notice. This ar- of the return to College of the

lrmce County Fieldman. Mr. Ai- tp your garden lsroulhi inn Palmer.

bet W. F. Rogerson. Dairy Prod-

ucts (trader and H. J. MacDon- ald. Dairy Suociniendent P.l1.l. Department of Aaicuiture had time Dairymen of the Canada Department of Agriculture visit- ing the Province the early part of this week. D. M. Beattie. Head Gradln and lnmectlon Service. Dairy roducts Division. J. C. M. Wallace. District Supervisor from too and Angus Ash. Dairy Products -Grader. Bi. John's, Newfoundland.

ICINIC AREA

The cathedral at Como. scenic- isle district of northern Italy. was started in IQ.

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lag of soils is very important.

given field and more farmers.

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15c: Aubrey MacPha1l.

50c eadt: Mrs. Wilbur Dock- endnrff. Reggie Butler. Elmer ciobenaon. Clive Roberts.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 95.75 Central Royalty District. Cailactara Mrs. George Leela. Miss Ruth Weed. and Mn. Lincoln Wand. 35.1!)-Mrs. J. Leslie Doyle.

351!)-Ellis Bros.

55.00-Ronald W. Woodgate.

5.(l)-Mr. and Mrs. W. S. MacMurtry.

82.50-Mrs. E. D. Reid.

3200 each: Livingstone and MacArthur Nursing Home, lilrs. Lincoln Wood and Ruth. Nor- man 'MacLeod. Mrs. E. R. MacFarltsne. W. S. Veaie, Ma- .I0r Macitae. Harold Gillespie. Mrs. Victor Douse. Len Donald. Mrs. George Barter. Mrs. Cecil Wood. Mrs. W. P. M'acLeod. Belvedere Service Station. Mrs. Milton Piclrnrd. Arthur Bowness Gordon Lewis. D. N. Chowan. Claude Smith. Stewart Smith. Lewis Howatt Jr., William Wheatley. Frank Wheatley. Ed- win Hnmbiey. Mrs. Peter Cotes, Mrs. Calvin Russell. Mrs. Eric Wilson. Rev. T. A. Wilson. Mrs. Dean Read. Mrs. Sinclair Maclseod. Mrs. Keith Carmichael. Mrs. Fred Osbome. G. E. Champion. Ray- mond Gcnge. Preston Beck. Frank Mayhcw, Ernest Mac- Millnn. Austin Kennedy. George R. Lewis.

81.55: Mrs. Peter MncNe'tll. 31.00 each: Arthur Mncltae. Wlndshor Brchaut. Mrs. Willard Kells. Roy Clark. Mrs. A. W.

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the satruiles. such as Drevlolllgttogers. Mrs. Howard Betts. crops in the fields. the crops to gulps, crock". Mm Ad. Ru.

. Mrs. Verdin Robinson. Joe Gallant. Mrs. Ronald Mac-

"c' "' "H" 3 ”" "mph "' Donald. Mrs. Lorne Jelly. Mrs.

B. M. L: ingstone. George Bur- sess. Mrs. Leslie Kelly. Mrs.

lhrlnsley Smith. Mrs. George

itewsrt. Ray Hambley. Harry M'ncAusland. Mrs. Keith be- Lacheur. Vernon Dennis. Mrs. Frank Macliay. Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs. Leith Watts. Stanley Walrelin. Mrs. Edwin Donald. Mrs. Robert Daisiei. Fred Cannon. J. M. Carmody. Evelyn Chandler. Harry Ber- nard. Mrs. Walter Plgott. Mrs. Lawis Moore. Mrs. Earl Adams Vernon Macltae. Mrs. T. l

Knox. Mrs. Kenneth Newbury:

Eldon MacDonald. Mrs. Bert,

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Wlssyas in front pain of Nostalgia. Headache at Muscular aches you want relief and you want it Leg . . . That's Aspirin! A tsbtat starts disintegrating almost the in- stant you tslia it-starts to relieve that pain almost instantly!

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CALL OUR HEATING ENGINEER NOW - HE WILL CHECK YOUR HOME TO BE SURE THAT WHAT YOU DO BUY IS ADEQUATE FOR WINTER.

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