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Island Bull ' Tops National Ilolslein Sale Al Oakville

M the national Holstsin ssls at Oskrvilla. Oat. on Monday. a Prince ldward Island bull ls ro- portod to have topped tha sale, with an Island boiler the second highest pricod lomalo. The bull was Bond Haven RIC Mlble Matchmaker. a iour-year-old son o! tho lfotod Marksman. that was Reserve Grand Champion at the Charlottetown Fair in i047. He was sold by J. Lincoln Dewar. James oain and George Kennady. New Perth, and was bought by Douglas Wellosley. H. C. MoClos- ksy and Watson Bros. Kilns, On- tuio.

Premier J. Walter Jones reoeivod $1.850. tho second hishest price for a temale. Ior the sixteen- months-oid Abegweit Milady Cor- rine. wihose dam is the Iamous Aibegweit Milsdy, world champion 805 day butterist producer over all ages and breeds with 10$ lbs. fat. Corinne is by Browns Master Dsrky. herd sire in Premier Jones“ herd. ‘rho buyer was H. 1.. Guil- bort. Vcrchores. Quebec. The Jones bull oalt, Abegwsit Dunstan. brought $1,175 on the bid oi Bod- kin Bros. Aylmer. Ont. He too is the Dark bull.

R. A. Protltt, Freetown. sold a. (our-cnonths-old holler call, wil- iowdarm Ginny M., tor $750. She went to W. R. MacLeod, Thetiord Mines. Quebec. She-is s grand- daughter of Marksman out oi a 725 lb. "very Good" dam that was a prizo winner at Charlottetown.

Seventy head sold for $52,175!“ a general average of $745. Top female was a iour-year-old sold by J.J.E. McCague, Alliston, Ont, to Grey Michael, Scotsvllle, N.Y.

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Island Voters In Federal Election

An estimated 57,416 citizens will be eligible to vote in Prince Ed- ward Island irs the Dominion gen- eral election on June 27. This is the approximate figure as compiled by the returning otlicers. who re- port that preparations tor record- ing the vote are well under way. By Counties the approximate number oi’ voters will be: Prinw. 19.000; King's, 11,416; Queen's, 27.- 000. Provision is being mode Ior '72 polls in Prince County, 54 in King's and 11S in Queen's.

The returning officers are Messrs . William L. Delaney, Kensing- ton, for Prince; Howlsn Mullally, Souris River, {or King's. and Gil- bért; L. Gaudet, Charlottetown, tor Queen's.

.Prepa.ratiom for recording the vote are well under way.

Institutes Interested In Essay Contest Sponsored by ACWW

Interest is being evinced by members of the P. E. I. Women's Institutes in the essay contest sponsored by the Assoolatodcoun- try women oi the World. At the last triennial conference oi that organization, held in Amsterdam. 1047. it was agreed that each ai- ﬂliated society should run such a contest throughout its motnbership based on the subject, “The Coun- try women's Day," with the win- ning selections appearing in the otllcial organ oi the A.C.W.W., “The Country Woman". in order to give rural women throughout the world an intimate glimpse in- to the lives o! their neighbours in other lands.

To quote from their directive. "Simply describe a typical day in your life. What you do from the first rooster crows until you crawl into bed at night, may seem hum-drum and uninteresting to you, but very likely not to the judges or to other countrywomen who live a thousand miles or a hemisphere avxay." »

In each country the constituent society will select the essays sub- mitted by their members which are the most characteristic and These will be (or-- warded to A.C.W.W. headquarters. London. where an lnternztiottal prize is being given. Entries are already being prepared by Insti- tute members in this Province and inquiries are being made by oth-

l ers desirous of competing. Full

inlormatlon may be secured st the Institute Olticr, Charlotte-

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TIST PASTORATIEL-Sunday. May P. M. Rev. H. Barber, Pastor.

due Charlottetown Friday. May 27th and loads general cargo and livestock tor St, John's, Newlound- land. For space apply to Buntalc Bell dz Co, Agents.

to come in {or a skin analysis by Gtarles o! the Ritz, special repres- entative May 27th and 28th .8. A. McDon- aid.

CANADA. — Marshﬂeld Services for May 29th. Marshrieid 11 A. M. Harrington 3 P. M. Mt. Stewart 7.30 A. K. Campbell. B. A, Student Minister. Rev. D. Nichol- son, Irnterim Moderator.

AL CHARGE-Sunday, May 29th. New Glasgow 11 A. M. 7.30 P. M. Guest Spe I. Green. Stanley Bri ge. dish S. S. i0 A. M. in the Uni- ted Church. north Rustico s. s. 10 A. M. George Cough, Minister.

Services Sunday. May 29th, will be as iollowsz-J-lighdleld S. School at 10. Worship at 11. Princetown S. School 2. Worshiip a-t 3. Winsloe N. S. School 11. Worship at 7.30. Win- sloe South S. School at 10.30 Rev. E. C. Evans. Supply Minister.

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UONFIDBH-ATION LII‘! BUI-ANOI.

rnzarr MAClEBlL-city Fish Market.

HOWARD MaolNNll Fitted Footwear at 176 Queen Street.

.1‘!!! LADIES AUXILIARY oi the Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. will meet in the Legion Home 0n Friday, May 27th. at 7.30.

‘I'll-YOU - DONSHAW BAIT!!!‘ PABTOBATI - Services for Surr- day. May 29th, are: Albany 11 AMI. Westmoreland 3 P. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. C. S. 11 A. M. Rev. C. A. Hicks. Minister.

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HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE —\Services Sunday. May 29th. Bon- shaw 11 A. M. De Sable 3 P. M. Hampton 7.30. T. G. Head, B. A.. B. D., Minister.

PBESBYTEIl-IAN CHUR/OH IN CANADA. — Service in Caledonia Church May 29th at 11 A. M. and in Wood Islands Church at 3 P. M. Rev. James Maolnnis, Minister.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- SDth. Fairview 1100 A. M. North River 3.00 P. M. Long Creek 7.30

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lN CANADm-Brooknold Charge. Services next Lord's Day are as follows: S. S. l0 A. M. Brookﬂeld 3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. Hartsviile 7.30 P. M. B. B 6.30. Mid-week services l! announced. Rev. son, Minister.

Glasgow Road i1 A. M.

Donald Nichol-

York and Vicinity

Miss Dorothy Murray,

Brackley,

spent Sunday afternoon In York.

Miss Vivian Andrews. York, has

accepted a position with R. E. Mutch. City.

Mr. Westley Vessey. York, has

entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital ior treatment.

Mrs. Pope Newman, New Haven.

spent Sunday in York, the guest o! her daughter, Mrs. Lenard New-son.

Mrs. Daniel MacPherson. Orwell

Cove. spent the week-end in York the guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. William Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Newman

and family spent Sunday in York the guests of ard Newson.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon- O

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vessey and

daughter, Beryle. spent Sunday in

oi Mrs. Frank

Miss Margaret Stewart, Dun-

are to be congratulated on win-

starmage is visiting in York the hing. guest o! her sister, Mrs. Westley Mathew.

Miss Halon Lswis. York. has re- turned‘ to her homo in York alter spegding hsr vacation in Sydney,

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crasweli. Winsloe North, spent Sunday even- in! in York. the guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caswoii and son Jois. Pleasant Grove, spent Sunday in York the guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Murray.

On Friday. two more plays or the Drama Festival were hold in York I-Iall, between Cornwall and

Graham's Road. with Graham's Road winning. Misses Anita Lewis. Christine

Proud, Shirley Cooks, Marion Arr- drewa. Aleths Brown. and Arthur Brown. students o! Prince oi Wales College, sra spending their holidays at their homes in York alter Iuccesslu 1y finishing mother year o! studies.

Two plays o! the Drama Festival wars held in York Hall on May 18, with York play "Utter Relaxation" and Fart Augustus “Mail Order

Bovyei‘.

Wile" being both very much en- joyed by all. The York Players

MILLVIEW W. I.

The monthly meeting o! Miliview Women's Institute was held Thin-s- day evening. May 5th. at the homo o! Mrs. Victor Grant. The presi- dent presided. Meeting opened with Ode and Creed. Ten members an- swered roll caliby passing in a quilt square. One visitor was pre- sent.

Minutes o! last meeting wars read and signed. Cordespondencs was read. Report irom sick com- mittee, iive visits were made. Bills presented and paid. 111s treasurer reported balance oi $54.46 1mm concert and dance held in April.

It was decided not to organise Sewing Club until the (all. It was moved and seconded to hsvs a dance and to have a drawing oi ticket for hooked rug at this dance. Mrs. Victor Grant and Mrs. Gor- don Sheidow appointed on commit- tee.

Mrs. Lee Hyncs invited the mem- bers to her home tor June most- ing; roll call to bo answered by passing in a quilt square. Oontssi was put on ‘i? Mrs. Gordon Bheid- ow. prizes on by Mrs. Charles Mackenzie and Mrs. Milton Jon- kins. A delicious lunch was served by hostess. Meeting closed with National Anthem.

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