HIST over I months old I. III Junior herd. I hoar and! news Ernest Underhny. I D J Gals-
I I ' - , a Th3 Guardian Page 5 50'"! Oi "'0 Wmnm Al""5”iii7”iJtTiu?'to3'”t5?.”11ii”mL:'.lf.”;”t.'l. ltft. so. Sept. 23.1957
tore January 1st. 161. 1. Russell and son. l rum. eh Blldl. 2- N-W- MN-1&0! Ind Champion male registered, l.ld,,hy
Reg. Yorkshire new born in 51'xu5..u nueu. ' over 4 months old. 1. N.W. Mnc- Champion female registered, W Lead and Son. 2. Peter MacAul- 1, Rugsgll nugu, :
unpi-0" nu" uydeihny. 1. Ernest Under-lay. i Progeny of dam. 2 animals champion. Albert any age. Progeny of 1 data. 1. (Ernest Under-hay for all three.
Eastern Kings Exhibition
Reserve nonnne Md.
lunaeil Buell, Ahsey.
ltandard Bred Italian. I yrs. 31" 59”" -INN"? I- Get of sire. 3 animals any a e Junjop you 1 fggngjgg, 1. '” u "g, nn. 1. 3..., 3.11.”. 156. 1. Reid Underhny. 2. Jen- MIQRKERJ 1.063 h g 1 3 get. of one sire. not more thgni Ernest at 5"”, 3",. kiln Bros. 8. Alden MacLaren. to m' km” 195., 1 Rusk” I 9: ” d N” .03” t rm" one to be a male, 1. Ernest Un- To Be Cainud f '2 cu-,1.” nu. guy you .1 Drudenell. B U 1'!" .u. ' i on ten , 2. Daniel McRne, 3. ha 1 D, 3.” mm ch-mph. Rum Ru-d UM.” ue . 2. Ruase Due .13. .N.W. Rem uncle.-hay. .; . ' ' " NICI-eod Ind SOIL Single bacon hog. l. Brenton
hi... huh. 1. Mid U.,,,,,.,,,' GE? lYo;;I:::iii;e Pse4:;v"oi;;u:Nis.ilea;ii. lzi Reid umiernay. 3. Dan- 2. Alden Mat:Laren. I. Alden mm ' ' ' l '5 "- uu:Lu"'1' new U:m"h'vi nlsalnior herd consisting of I AAINIIIII GI:.?;3TtlahISEY Shearl born 1956. 1. ; yum” Jun?" 3,0." 500! Ind 1 50!”. all farrowedl Jersey or Guernsey Bull calf 3. E,” u,,,,,,.,,,,. before Janunryy 15!. 1957. 1. Rus-born on or after July 1. 1955, Chump-ml we n:m".d' & Duell. 2. NH. MacLeod and Ernest Underhny. Day For- "ill Bros. : une- ci-mvm 1- M .fi”l:....?.'.'f""i t.'::...::"..:::r .-Mr” to 3 ton. vi -:'nl-- .-rm Illilocrkyuli ram 1 shenriing and 2' Brenw" sleadt .U'1d"h3Y- 1 9," lambs. L Mm Underhy. 5:3 32 bast;i;iel:og;icg."Brenton d C':lampl0lI bull, 1. Ernest Un- 2. Jenkins Bro. 3. Aid M -' , ' : - Er B.Vt E "I u I UHIMPNIII baton hon of show Heifer calf born on or after
Lnren. , ox!-onus AND snnopsnmnslopen to market hogs only. i. July I, 1956. 1. Albert Wood. nun- das, 2. Ernest Underhny.
Rniri lamb born in 1957, l.lBrem"" mead" . Howlrd Norton. Annmdalt ll Best sow any use. 1. Russelll Heifer yearling. 1. Ernest Un- derhay, 2. Ernest Underhny.
H dN t .l.H an-l” ow" or on ow" or i Best boar any age, 1. Russell Heifer 2 years. dry or in milk.
er. Carriage Foal J II1, 1. DJ. Chalnmn
Carriage filly” or gelding und- er 4 years. 1. Rev. W.A. Keefe. Rollo Bay, '1. Joseph Iloonay. souris. 3. Samuel Kennedy. Sou- ris.
Carriage filly or gelding nnd- ' er 2 years. 1. Mrs. Samuel Ken- nedy. Sotlrll. . Clysdnle. Percheron or Sire stallion under 3 years register- ed. 1. 'l'..l. Kickiisrn.
Draft mare with her foal reg. I. Preston Bryenton.
Draft foal of 157 eligible for Registrntion. Preston Bryenton. Draft mare 3 years or over,
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS '
Special Sunday dinners will be senor.-d at the Bison. Montague, every Sunday for the remainder of the season.
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TURKEY CHICKEN. etc. WITH ALL THE TBIMMINGS
Adults M50 Children .75 Dinners served from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
registered. 1. Preston Br entnn. "W" l . . Dun mm "M" 3 null" "L Champion mm 0, mm Erngiaiiaii. . I Ernest Unaeriiay. 2. Albert .. l .. E'"”.'."" is it t THE BISON RESTAURANT Dr." mug with her 'o.L 1. chlmpkm cw. 0, "law. How aech ue V. 3 Low 3 learn and (HFY, l. F.rn. . Muy IAPIH". Red Font L Ira Norm". in ampion Female Res. 1. est Underhny. i g 4; W” , Funk Comm Rollo B", 1 S". Chmmo. mark” llmb of usseli Buell. 3 years and over in milk. 1 I
show, Preston Bryenton. Ram born before January lat. 1056. 1. Ernest Underhny. Bay
f;i'";'.'.:'...”'J:.'1"l'.'..'.?; if'::.i::i FINAI. room FOR THE MOVIE
niour Taylor and Son. Upton. Draft. toll of I957, I. Frank COHID. 2. Seymour Taylor and son. It. Mary Ln.Pierre.
itotrri-i RIVER .
BOX OFFICE OPEN! '7:l5 P M
TWINS ARE SEED CHAMPIONS
y , ' Draft filly or gelding under snow sniirs'Ar'1;sse.is. "Iii. ”l.”.'3"'...t.”:'.'.”-....f..'.t.1. 222'I:2'i”l:.iif;lfi;"l.:J”:l25:.i2:' 2:11. " "" ""”"' ”"""""" i.”.::::'..:.;.',:":..:i;;D::;i:,- . '"cl..".:';::.:-..... mm... u.......l THAT HAS THRILLED FANS FROM 3 A-i,-,-,-,L-;.;i;;,c ,. r if.':.':;.l'...i.'lL1i..l';F?::;l"-..:; ””r.. ......., .. COAST ro COAST!---CAPITOL We-.:-:::.1"'-r- ( fin. 1. Ernest Underhny. 8. Howard FREE
Norton.
Sheariing ewe born in issii. 1. Howard Norton. 2. Howard Nor- ton. 3. Ernest Underhny.
Champion ewe, registered. Ho- ward Norton.
Champion ewe, grade. ton Breynton.
Flock I ram. 1 shearitnl and I ewe Iamhti, I. Howard Norton, 1. Ernest Underhay.
MARKET CLASS
Pen of 4 market lambs, l. F.rn- l eat Underhny. . Preston Bryen-l ton, 3. Alden MacLaren. 1MATINEE AT 1.3
Single market lamb, l. Pres- ton Bryenton, 2. Ernest Under-
Families Repeat Winners In P.E.I. Potato Championships
Dixons and the John Aitltensf are all first cousins. it will be noted also that they come from the same district.
Silver plates went to the cham- pions from the P.E.l. Potato were presented by Elric Camp- bell. board manager. Depart- , ment of Agriculture special pri- zes were presented by S. C. Wright. the Deputy Minister. ,
H. Parker Jewell of York won the special prize for the highest
Drlfi filly or gelding under 2 years. i. Malor Reid, 1. Lyman A('0!'n. Dundas.
Draft mare or gelding 4 years or over. i. Hamid Taylor, Dun. das..2. Henry Mallard, 8. Frank Coffin.
More or gelding for general purpose 2 years or over. i. t)..I, Chaissnn. 2. John Joseph Mac. Cormack, New Zealand. 3. Sam. iiel I(ennedy.
Pair of draft horses. mares or izeldmzs. owned by Exhibition, hitched to truck wagon. i. Pres. toll Bryenton. 2. Harold Taylor, Dundas, 3. Frank Coffin.
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TONIGHT A
The winning of potato cham- pionships at the Harvest Exhi- bition appears to have become mineishat of a family affair. This years grand championship winners in seed. Fred and Frank ('oifin of Fortune Bridge. were the tahlestock champions last year. The Dixon twins. Howard and Harold. from the same place non the seed championship last
Pres-
EVENING 74!
UNDER THE Sea
clN:unScOPE Technicolor
. C .. , 2.4 Jean Maclay lhy. '
war. This year Howard took the rcscrre championship in table- tlt)('I(. The reserve championship in seed potatoes this year went to John Altken. Fortune Bridge.
Ansiem Macnonaid was the t.-itilcstnck champion. He is from Sniiris East.
Last evening the Guardian was told that the Coffins. the
aggregate winner in vegetables ' and also in the variety of veg- etables that will be processed here by Island Frosted Foods.
Charles Jones of Pownal was the winner of special prizes for winning the grain championship and reserve championship with his oats.
HAT IN RING
Kings County 4-H Calf Club Achievement Day Winners
Kllllls County 4-H Calf Cluh Achievement Day winners are as follows.
RRIIOKLYN
Efficiency in Yr-n"s Work
IIl"PI' - 1. Isabel Nicholson; 1. Bud Lorine; 3. Diana Denhnm.
Ilalittein - 1. Malcolm Mac- I'llQl1i()lIZ 2. Cyril Maci(iniinn- 3. i.inti;i Bieren.
Jnlirlna Fomp'tItitrn l. ii.-uite Pxlackinnonz 2. Malcolm 3i.trl'lierson; 3. Beryl MacKin-
Malcolm
him MacI(in-
siiowiiinnahip - l. lint-Pttcrson: 2. Blair mm; 3. Linda Bicren. REAR RIVER
Efficiency In Venn's Work - i. Geraldine MacDonald; 2. Cliff- ord MacDonald: 3. Joseph Hen-
ncascy. Jllflfllllg Competition - l. llcion Sheclian; 2. Airlcn Shechan: 3.
Marry Cltaisson.
Stiowinnnship - I. John Hen- ncsscy; 2. Danny Sheehan: 8. Joe ilcnnessey.
S0l'RIS RIVER
Efficiency in Vear'a Wltrk - l l)nrccii Macformack: 1. Leo it:n-Donald: 3. Earl MacDonald.
Vcsrlings - 1. Leo MacDon- ald. 2. Joyce Mai-Cormack: I. liurccn Maccormack.
Jiiding Competition - 1. Alt. liim-Donald; 2. Joyce MiicCor- mark: it. Howard MacGiilivray.
Showmanship - 1. Leo Mac- lloii.-ild. 2, Howard MacGliliv- my .1. Doreen Maccormack. ltl-Lu) OF IIILLSIOIIO
Efficiency in Yr-ar's Work - 1. Joan Douglas: 2. Eleanor Cof- Illl, .1. Doug Cameron.
Yrnrllitgit - I. Art (Tnmcrtin: 2 Roy Coffin; 3. Guy Cameron.
Judging Competition - I. Art Cameron; 2. Joan Douglas; St. El- eanor Coffin.
Showmanship - 1. Joan Doug- las, 2. Roy Coffin; 3. Art Cam- mvn. I ST. GEORGES
Efficiency In Year's Work - I liarriet Faye; 2. Willie Morri- son. 3. Mae MacLelitin.
Yrtrllnga - l. Jerry Chris- tian: 2. Norbert Morrison; I. Gerald Johnston.
Juttgiag Competition - l. Mae
Macbeiian; 2. Harriet Faye; lu
Benny MncPtiee.
shownnnehlp -- 1. Rose Mac- l.elian; 1. Norbert Morrison; I. Mae Macbellaa.
TRIPLE M
Efficiency in Yea.-'u Week -
Ayrnltre - I. Predton Coffin; 2. Helene Dingwell; 3. Edward Coffin.
Holstein - 1. Lawrence Peters; 1. Patsy Peters: I. Blair James.
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Ayr&e-l.ItatrMaelaa- ;<1tItaeueI:I.l.eri-y
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museum - I. Janet mnzsounn-in-isms l':i'lIALflC 'nnunuqnr;&'swne in-' 01113.1 '
it it .
Mr. Thomas R. Cullen. farmer. of Nudgell, announsui yester- day that he will be a i-undidate for nomination at the Liberal run- veniion in GPl)Fl.'.('l0lAn on Octo- her 2nd. ltlr. (lullcn a fornier speaker and representative of Second Kings. is at tlF0.it'ttl Clerk of the Prince Eduard is- land Legislative Asscmbly.
Myrtle MacGregor.
Showmlnnhip -- l. Ethan Gar- rett; 2. Anne Rose; J. Edgar Dixon.
RIVER OF LAVA
CATANIA. Sicily tAPI -- Fre- quent ligfit earthquakes Friday sent a river of lava gushing from the crater of Mt. Etna. Etna on Wednesday bcttan spouting moi ten rock 900 feet in the air. Vol- V canolozisis said thcre was no cause for alarm.
EASTERN . GUARDIAN
GOSPEL Tent. Pinetta - Gos- pel meetings Monday to Friday. it olclock. Sunday night at 7.30 pm. Everyone welcome.
SI-INSATIONAL Sale in full swing! -Join the thronii of wise shiippors at T.M. Llewellyifs. Sale continues until Wednesday.
DUNDAS Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Sunday Sept. 29th. Annandaie ll a.m. Service. lliinrins ti p.m. Service. Rev. lra MacDonald. Supply Minister.
SOUBIS - bay Fortune Pastor- al Charge. The United Church of Canada. Sunday Sept. 29th Sou- ris--Ift:30 am. Sunday School. ll:0o a.m. Rally Day Service. Day Fortune 3 p.m. Rally Day Service. Rev. D.A. Sharpe. Min-
INCIIEASE MILK PRICES
TORONTO rtzin.-Tm-tmui dairy i officials announced Friday the price of a quart of milk is ex- pected to increase one cent Oct. i when the price paid to farmers is incrascd by half. a cent a quart. The increase will hriniz the price of home delivery milk in 24 cents a quart and 46 cents furl two-quart containers.
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Priiscitiis
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ister. 5 DIES IN HOSPITAl.- The Miss Winnifred Allen" of Char- death of Charles II. Stewart in: tutti-town is spending sort-ral .
wet-its in-MnntnP.lta ii-u-sis of herl sister. Mrs. L.H. Coffin. I
Itln 53rd. year occurred in .he' Kings County Hospital on Sept-
Tlylor. Dundas. 8. Rev.
age. 1. Samuel Kennedy.
Roadster, mare or gelding, hay. 3. Alden MacLaren. shown in carriage, 1, Wiulgm Judge, Almon Boswell. Dingwell. Cardlsnn. 2. wyiie SEVINE BREEDING cuss
W.A. Reg. Yorkshire boar born in Keefe. -
Standard Bred mare, reg. any
Champion draft mare or geld- lniz any age. Preston Bryenton. Champion draft gelding. Hlr. old Taylor.
Judges. Ruben Chappell. CHEMIST SHEEP
Ram lamb born in I957, t.
.lcnkiiu Bros. Lower Montague, 2 Reid Underhny. Bay Fortune.
NOTICE
No trespassing of pond or shore property. ”(”.ondon's Pond".
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:1. Reid Underhny. 4. Jenkins Evereu C0"d9"v r05 Ham horn in 1956, l. Reid Murray Harbor North
Underhay, 2. Jenkins Bros.,
WEEKEND SPECIALS
MONTAGUE C0-OP
Burma Coffee llllc; Macaroni 2 pkg. 35c: Quaker Instant Oats sic; Perfection Milk I for 391-; Tenderflake Lard 2 for 45c; Royal instant Puddings .1 for Sic: sugar to lbs. 11.09; Pickling onions in thin. for ilk: Potatoes 10 lbs. for 191-; Oranges. l6:t's. ms- for 2 doz.: Ripe Tomatoes 2 lbs. for 290: Gaiety Toffee tic a hog: Hamburg 2 lbs. for 57:; stewing beef 27c lb.; shoulde . rib or air- loin 43c per lb.; salt herring I for 25c; "A" large eggs tflh dos.
lMayfiiir Theatre
Sept. 28th
Murray River
SATURDAY
ember 26th after a brief illness. He Is survived by his wife and five children of Millenocket.
filr. Walter Hyndmnn of Hynd- man and Co.. Charlottetown van Maine, also two brothers. Wil- a visitor to Montaitue on Wed- liam in Millenocket and Davld'nesiisy. in California. A sister. Mrs Rod-l erick Macltenzie, predeceased 1 Mr. and llrs Arnold Vanldi-r- him. The funeral will be held stlne and Mr. and llrs. Frank from Peters Pond Presbyterian Greene. Jr are re urninii today. Church today at 1.30 pm. lnter- from it motor trip lltrnuflll ('-al'!l men will be in the Peters Road Breton and other parts of Nova Cemetery. Scoiin. l
I - TEACHERS REMEMBER
. The Work Shops at
i Eldon. Montague and Murray River . I p.tii. Tuesday. October lst
CAR FOR SALE
ms Chevreiet. Feeder. Sedan. I've tene Iilne and ereein.l4.100 mites.
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N-----r--farm
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SHOW TIME-8 p.m. COMING MON. 0 TUES. (SEPT. 30. OCT. ll
"The Best Things In Life Are Free"
In CINEMASCOPE and COLOR hy DELUX
Starring: Gordon MacCrae. Dim Di-iiley, Ernest Borgnlne, Sheree North
SHOW TIME-8 p.m. Also: Drawing for the FREE SILVER DOLLARS
ATTENTION HOG RAISERS
srnciai. - FOR ONE WEEK onu- snrrnrnnn so to ocroana 2 INCLUSIVE
PURINA CHECK-R-MIX I-IOO GROWER
IN 10 DAG LUIS OI OVER
33.25 per cwt.
fteveeedlttee Ineideend eat. ifyen need.ereelyeeednsedeer.ceatect-
Cd. IRAQI. Hentepe.
.413) IN STOCK- IIANDY KILLE (fer klq Potato Tepti) P0'I'A'I0 IAIIIIS CASH ONLY PIIONI I618
DILLON In SPILLETT LIMITED onns.ormuwit.r.n.i.
COMING - - - MON. and TUES. "tiff ricrusr mi um tau mitt out or rougggay
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K iiilili DOUGLAS - JAMES 'ilJ:0h
Pfliil IHAE ll.'”"
JAMES STEWART
estiiclty Lindyt
. "THE SPIRIT ; orsi.toiiis'
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fffl IIPS lfED..and then the guns spolref ,c --- Pf
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that's happened to Tractors in years.
Your Mnsno)'-IIarrIS-FPTKIISOH Dealers on P.E.l. are:
Champion Bros. Kensingtnn Lem Craawell. Hunter River L. 1). Macbeod & Son. Victoria R. C. McPhee. Pinette
Ilytil O H1935: Tllltllh
tnr pulled at our summer demonstration-and pulled it easily. our showroom anytime and tell us you want to try out the .Vl-ll 30 Tractor. the new Massey-Harris evPr)'h0t'Iy's talking shout. . and lot you find out for yotirsclf why livdramic Pmxcr is the fZT0al9Sl Ihml
te St drive
'TOMORROW'S DESlGN' IN TRARS!
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with Hyiframir Power!
A FOUR FITRROW Pl.()l'l'I - - - That is just what the Masscy-llarris pin. 50 Trac-
"You set the date-we'll demonstrate'
Reid's Farm Fxiiiipmetn. Montague
E. D. Reid Produce l.td., Charlottetown Norman Reeves. Bedequt
Leo Roseiter. Moiell
I W. IIIII. Olieary
Just drop into
We'll take you out in the field