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Annual Plowing Match Opens T odayiit llundas

..'The thirteenth annual pro- vincial plowing match and live- stock show gets underway at Dun- das today and wilil continue through Thursday. The feature events of the 2-day program will be the plowing Clllfjel climaxed by the E550 provincial ch"rx'i...i- ship class on Thursday. the first and second winners of which w'll represent the Province as a team in the all Callilfllall plowing match competition to be held in Coburg, Ontario in October. Last year Glen Morrissrzy nf Cherry Valley won the feature event.

Besides thr many plowing claaaw, there will also be the famous red and white show which is staged nnnnually This year the commit- tee has also added Holstein. Jer- sey and Shnrthorn. which will be of interest to many cattle exhib- itors.

Twenty-four horse classes will be presnnteri ill the twn-dny show. climaxcd iv a stake race for those who know illPll' horses. There will also be sporting events on 'Wednesday and Thursday.

Last year it was shown that the handicraft builiding was too small owing to the large number of ex- hibitors in each of the many classes. This year the committee: enlarged the building to twice its; original size. and they feel assured that it will accommodate all ex- hibits. A stop-clanciiig contest will. also be stnced. and it is expected that Burkels Lads and Lassies will. be present for piping and Highland' dancing. u

The Godfrey Sound System will.

be usr-d during the two days so.

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vlf lifc'a not worth living it may be your liver!

XVII fact! It taken up on two pint: M livnr Mk: do to keep your digestive tract in mp Ihnpui I your liver bile in not flowing (reply your food may not direct . . . gun bloat: up your ammucb . . . you feel com-ti Ind and y All the fun and sparkle go out of lllP. That'I 'wfa1 you need mild gentle Carter's Little . Liver Pills. Tlienc famous vogelnhle ill: help stimulate the flow of liver mi... .35).... your digestion starts fuoctinnin properly ndyou fuel that hnfpy dlyu are are ugninl Dc: t aver stay sun . Alwuya keep Cu'tcr'l XA'ttJoL.lVn'Piliaon hand. z" p l

that all the grounds may hear the announced reaulta.

Judges for the events are: Plow- ing, W. W. Baird, Amherst; horse, Cecil Stewart, Hampshire: atakc race. Dr. G. C. Fisher, Charlotte- town; Ayrshire. Wood Brothers, Dunstaffnage; Holateina, Mr. Lew- ls, Freetown; Jerseys, George Mac- Mlllan. Cornwall; seed potatoes, H. L. MacLaren and Mr. Ramsay, Charlottetown: roots, vegetables and fruits. Mr. G. C. Warren. Charlottetown: aporta, W. W. Reid. John A. MacDonald, and Eugene Delorie: handicrafts, ladies of the Women's Institute.

The officials of the-match Ire: President. Leslie Hunter, Bridge- town; vice-president, F. W. Clay. Bridgetown: secretary - treasurer, Albert Acorn, Cardigan, RR. 5.

Directors: Joseph 0. Campbell. Poplar Point; Wilbur Wood. Cum.- berland Hill: Louis Fitzpatrick, Newport: Louis Campbell.i New- port; John MacLeod, Strathcona; William Hunter. Strathcona; Clem- ent MacDonald. Primrose: Neil Nicholson, Albion Cross; Douglas Matheaon. Albion Cross; Robin Clay, Bridgetown: Wallace Mac-,

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: imam F. Iandry. Mn. Byron Stewart. some-r GEORGETOWN:

Walden Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at

Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; The Post Office; .in Sourla:

the following place: in Montague: in Georgetown: The Snack Bur.

.-.'LEG10N Carnival, Montague. September 24th, 25th, 26th.

JREDUCED PRICES Goodyear tiru. 4.50-21 4-ply, reg. 316.55 now 312.00 each. or two for 320.00. 550- 17 4-PU. reg. 322.15 each. two for 835.00. MoGowa.n'a Limited, Kli- !l1lll.l".'.

..'AUC'l'ION SALE on the prem- luu of Mrs. Mary Smith, Mont- ague. of household furniture on Wednesday. September 30th. at 1:30. 0. H. Nelson. auctioneer.

Eosi Baltic and O I O Viclmfy Mr. Ira Stewart, Red Point, was a recent visitor to Basin Head.

Miaa Marion Kennedy returned to her employment in U. S. A., hav- ing spentther annual vacation at her home in Kingaboro.

Alberton are welcomed to Elmira

Kenna Bridgemwn: John Judsonrllnd all surrounding districts. Mr

Bridgetown; John A. MacDonald. Cardigan; Alex Hamilton, New Perth; Jack Annear, Lower Mont- arzuc: W. B. Creed. Hlghfield; Har- old Smith, M.L A. Pownal. ,

CENTICNAR Y PLANS

PREYORIA. South Africa. iCPl -Arrangements have alreadystart- ed for the centenary celebrations in 1955 of Pretoria. capital of the Union of South Africa. A feature: is expected to be the unveiling of statues of the city's founder. Mar-

tciicber 7, the flowers and

Ramsay is the station agent at El- mira.

Mr. Walter Jardine was a vial- tor with relatives on September 13 in Kingsboro.

Due to the heavy storm on Sep-

bery took a bad beating but fortun- ately no serious damage was done Neil Munn. St Andrews. September 8 visiting in Red and Kingsboro.

Mr. spent Point

thinus Pretorius, and his father, General Andries Pretorius, after whom the CIIV was named. YOUTIHII. TALENT ROSIINEATH. Ont. - (CPV - Virginia Belfer of Gait, eight-yeah old pianist who has won honors in various competitions. gave a reci- tal of 15 numbers in this town near Petcrborough while visiting her grandparents home. Virginia played Bach and Beethoven among

lother works.

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Mr. and Mrs. William McLean. Montague, spent a few days with Mrs. Wilfred McLean, Kingsboro.

It is regretted that Mrs. Elmer Dunning. Charlottetown, is a pa- tient in the P. E. 1. Hospital. All wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Barbour, Yarmouth. Me., are visiting with Mrs. Merrill Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates, Kingsboro. and Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Rose, East Bai- tic.

Mr. John Aiincnrrhloiitaniio. was a visitor in Red Point, September 13.

Mesara. J P. Beer and Austin Fraser of Montague, were busmeaa visitors to the eastern districts on September 11.

It is regretted that Mrs. James Holland of Elmira is a patient in the Souris Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie McKle, Howc Bay. were St-ptcmbcr ll visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kidson. Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ching. Black Pond. were September 8 visitors to Cliarloltctown.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNcill. Red Point. accompanied Mrs. Cress and Mrs. Bell to Wood Islands on September 13. on their return to New Glasgow.

Miss Florrie hTCEil.Ch(!l'Il. U. S. A., is spending some time visiting at her home in Priest Pond.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid. Rollo Bay, attended the funeral of Mr. Arthur McNcill. Elmira, which took place at South Lake Church on September 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Glover and daughter of England are visit- ing at Mr. C-lover's home in Char-

lottetown. They visited with Mr

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ramsay of;

shrub- ,

....'DlSCOU'NTS on Montague taxes will be until September 30th.

Town of allowed

..'AUCTl0N SALE on the prem isea of Mrs. Tenn Cunt, Commer- cial Cross, of household furniture, Wednecdoy. October '1. at i:'ao p.m. G. R. Nelson, auctioneer.

Parsgals

..'Mr. and Mn Everett Gay, Brackley Road, were recent visit- on to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. I-loolcy.

..tMr. and Mrs. Edward Daigle of Boston. Macs, are vacationing at Montague, guests of Mn Daigle'u grandmother, Mrs. Abram Landry.

..'Robe-rt Mosher. Dartmouth, spent the week-end in Montague with his parents, Captain and Mrs. A. A. Masher. ,

...'Mr. loft last Monday for ilison l'niversity where he lonrolled in freshman year.

Cecil Mosher. Montague. Mount Al- has

Friends of Mr. William Dewar, Brudenell. are sorry to hear he is ill in the King's County Hospital and wish him a speedy recovery.

l Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nicholson, Mr. land Mrs. Roger Nicholson and ;familv. and Mr. Robert Nicholson Maine. were recent guests of ,lMrs. Daniel Stewart, Brudenell.

....'Miss Noreen Henderson. R. N., arrived hy piano from Ber- muda. Shc spent the week-and In gltlontaguc, guest of Captain A. A.

iMosher and Mrs. Mosher. and ,left Monday for her home in :Bcd(-que.

..'Miss Frances Gavrillof of the .R. C. A. F., St. Johns. Quebec. is ;returning to her duties after spend- ing her vacation in company with Miss Frances Cowan at the home of Mr James Clark. Lower Mont- ague. This is Miss Gavrillof'a firlt lvisit to the Island, and she is very favorably impressed with the beauty of the scenery.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Beara Stewart of Abbotsford, B. C., and Mrs. Wai- ,lace Stewart and Miss Lola Stew- art of Vancouver. B. C., visited Montague yesterday. Mr. Stewart and his sister Lois were former residents of Southport. Mr. Stew- art is a prosperous farmer of B. C. They are guests at Mutch's cabins at Southport.

and Mrs. R. W. Dixon on Septem- ber l3. It is Mrs. Glover's first visit to Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. William Baker of ,Lakeville. had an unfortunate ac- pcident on September 12 when their ibarn and piggery burped down. Numerous people came from far land near to assist them. They rev- and other

'cd the dwelling house buildings. The fire equipment from Souria was also there. It is not only the loss of the building but it contained a large amount of roots, hay and straw, also other valuable implements, but no loss of animals. Mr and Mrs. Baker are highly respected citizens of the community and all their many friends share with them in their recent loss.

The death occurred in Elmira on September 10 of Mr. Arthur Mc- Neill at the age of 88 years. He had not been enjoying his usual good health for the past few years and recently entered the Souria Hospit- al for a short period. after which .he was able to return to his home. ,He was one of Elmira's oldest and most highly respected citizens and

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Montague United W. M; S. Meeting

....'The September meeting of the W. M. S. of Montague Unit- ed Church was -held at the home of Mrs. Archie Hume on Tuesday evening. The meeting opened' with I very impressive devotional aervlce which was in charge of Mrs. D. R. Fraser. The theme was "One God and father of all above all and through all, and in you all." Hymn "All People That on Earth Do Dwell" wu lung. Mrs. Fraser stressed the aim of the W. M. S. which is as follows. The aim of the W. M. S. of the United Church of Canada seeks to build up a fellowship commit- 1, ted to the doing of God's will. to the extending of his kingdom L throughout the world." Several members took part In this ser- vice which ended with a circle of prayer. ' ' Mrs. Ethan Stewart then took over the business of the even- ing. Planl were made for the autumn thank offering Iervice. it 5 is hoped Co have Miss Dulcle Cook as guest speaker if she is free in come.

A discussion was held on the question of which would be more satisfactory-a summer or winter preubyterial-and a vote taken. Th; meeting was unanimous on a aummer presbyterial of one day. Thirty-eight shut-in and four hospital calls were report- W ed for the month, also eleven cards and eight treats sent. Miss Alva. Brehaut then gave an interesting chapter from the new study book ”Where're The 11 Sun."

The meeting closed with the Mlzpah benediction. Lunch was served and a pleasant half-hour enjoyed.

the many who attended his funer- al on ne;.tember 12 at the South 3 Lako Christian Church were a wit- nela to the esteem in which he was held. The funeral service was con- ducted by retired paator Rev. H. R. Bell, Red Point, and the sincere sympathy is extended to the son and daughter and near relatives. His wife and a son predeceased him in lean than two years. -U

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left recently for Charlottetown where Mrs. McLure is on the teacihng staff at West Kent :1 School.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ros of New Glasgow, N.S.. spent several dayi at Murray Harbor North. guests of Mrs. Annie Kennedy.

The regular meeting of the Women! Missionary Society was held in the vaatry of the church on Sunday. with nine members a present.

Mrs. David Vanlderstine. Mont- ague, has been spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Webster Clow. I ,.

A large number from the Mur- ray Harbor North Y. P. S. attended the holiday weekend rally at Camp Keir. French River.

Mrs. Gavin Hicken and Mrs. David Hickcn. Pembroke. are spending some time visiting in

Summeraide. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald. Mica Lulu Graham. Ciupereaux,

left Monday for Toronto, Ont. where she hopes to obtain employ- ment. i Mra. Elmer Millar spent the, weekend of September 12 as the! i

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boer.- ner, Montague. , -- i Mr. Wilaon Bishop, Impe:'oyal.l N.S., recently spent several days at Murray Harbor North. guest of - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moriar- ron.

Miss Catherine Currie. Montagur. spent the weekend at the manse. guest of her brother, Rev. M. C. Currie.

Master Kenny McKenzie has re- turned to his home in Montague after spending several days with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John Claw.

Mr. William Millar who has been employed in summeraide. iaapcnd- ing his holidays with his parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlllar.

Mra. David Miller has returned to her home after spending nev- eral days with Mrs. William Irv- ing, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Cheater McLurc. Carl and Mar aret. Montnguc. motored to Murr y Harbor North on Sunday, where they attended church services. .

Mr. and Mrs. George White who, have been enjoying a three-weeki vacation at Murray Harbor Noi-th,i left Wadncaday for their home in Brewer, Mo. on their return they were accompanied by Min Muy McLeod. Cambridge. who will be their gust for a abort visit.

Mr. Jack Macxcnafe. Murray Harbor, in mending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn.

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Montague legion Prepares For Annual Carnival

....'Thc Montague brunch of the Ounadiun Legion final arrangement: for the open- ing of their camlval to be held in the curling Rink on Friday and Saturday of this week. The program of entertainment and ta)-notaoh specialties for the en- joyment of each and every member of the family.

are completing

Thursday.

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Paakes Angl Vicinity.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Charlea-Roger- son were gueata at the home of Senator and Mn. Mclntyrc, Sav- ue Harbour. September is.

Mrl. Joueph Myerr Ipent the week end of September 12 at the home of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.-Erwin Phclan, Morell.

Mr. Jerry Smith, New York. in

of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny, St. Theresa. :

spending his holiday: at the home

eruon. Hamilton, Ont.. arrived gt the home of their parents, Mr. gm Mrs. Chu-lea Rogeruon, September 12, when they plan to spend a two week vacation. 0 ,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald were recent vilitora to New 0135- gow. N. 5

Mia: Peggy Bradley returned to Charlottetown recently to resume her duties at the Charlottetown Hospital, having spent a month with her purenta. Mr. and Mrs. Ur. ban Bradley, St. Theresa.

Miss Mary MacDonald; R. N., left on return to Montreal, Septem. ber 14, after a brief vacation at the

ing night, the Pipe Band of chin-lottetown. under

Burke. will be in attendance and

A5 a special attraction for open- lada. and hassles

town. visited St. Patrick's

he direction of Pipe Major Shirley and Peakes. September 14.

heir performance will include

Mr. Oliver Douglas. Charlotte- Road

home of her parents.

ton. Mass. September if,

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gormley and family, left on return to nor. after

highland dances, Gaelic songs and the ever popular pipe music both in group and in- 9 dividual numbers for Jiave already become so popular to the many lovers of highland music and danoea. on Friday evening. feature at- traction. a group from Charlotte- town will creulngly popular square dancing sets to those in at- tendance. In addition there will be bingo. bowling. and all the usual games and amusements. There will be plenty of enjoyable entertain- ment for everyone. Generous prize: excellent door

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Mr. Clifford Dunn. ZByrnc'a Road, visited Charlottetown, September

Rev. E. J. MacDomld, East Point, was 1 guest at the home of his brother and siater-in-law, Mr. and Mn. D. A. MacDonald, September 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mcxenna and Misc Margaret McKenna. Baldwin's Road, were visitor: to N. 5. September 13.

Miss Leona Rogeraon left sep- tember 11 for Barton, Mass, where she plans to spend a few months with friends and relativea.

spending their vacation at the home of Mrs. Josephine Smith.

Many friends of Mrs. Henry Olarkin, are pleased. to leg he, around again after her recent ill- nesa. ,

Mrs. James McCullough, Bymgg

iRoad. spent the week of Septem.

bar 6 with friends and relatives in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Gertie Grey, nccompgnied by her son Francis, left on return for Boston, Mass, September 10, after spending their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duf. fy, Byrne'a Road.

aored many community activities. such as baseball

charge of the Montague rink for a community

year. and for several years have sponsored life saving and awimming in this community. It is hoped that their efforts will be met with the support of all who are assun-ed of

community carnival.

An egg that was

be 40.000.000 years old was taken out of its here for a scientific

with a dull leaden-grey shell, is believed the only dinosaur egg in Europe.

rains during the peak period, a record total of 350.000 men. women

The Legion in the put has upon-

for the kiddies. ockey also for the kiddies. took

skating effort last

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splendid entertainment at the

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LIVERPOOL, England, (cp)A found in the obi desert and is estimated to

museum strong-room conference.

he aix-inch pear-shaped egg. resume his studies.

Mr. Leo Wood had the misfor- tune of cutting the top of his fin- ger while making minor repairs to

Mrs. Frank McIntyre and son Ae- neas. Savage Harbour. viaited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kel-

Mr. Oswald ;i':zel. Hamilton, Ont., is spending hia vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

Mr. Clair Fialieif who has spent his summer holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunphy, returned on September 17 to St. Dunstan's College, where he

Messrs. Harold and Aubrey Rog-

Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. waiter Rogeroon.

town, vlaited the mother September 10.

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STURDY CAMPEBS LONDON. (OP)-Despite heavy

Rough

nd children holidayed under can.

Pulpwood

Edward Cullen. Chaniottetown. spent the week-and of September 12 at the home of Mr.

Mira Leona Devine, Charlotte. home of hu- -BU

IIAUYIIIJI. WALLS AND

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vu this year on Britain's many recognized camp aitea.

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ry. The mother of the

. Ont., (cp) - Stanley Cowling, 3'1, a district fu- mer was committed Tuesday for on a. charge of attempted murder in connection with poison- ed chocolates received by his 19- year-old stepdaughter last Janu- lrl. Yvonne Saunders of Oshawa. had a chocolate analyzed. It contained arsenic.

One of the oldest schools in Enig-