QEPTEMBER 13,1928

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Attended Large Convention. at Minneapolis

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| Dr. r. s. Robbins returned home |Saturday nlght from a trill V) Western Canada and United Stat- es. Prom Winnipeg he motored with Dr. Harry Hodgson (formerly of Charlottetown) "to Minneapolis where they attended the National American Dental convention from Aug. 20th to 24th. There were over 10,000 dentists registered, and the largest and most comprehensive programme ever offered at a dental

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reaching here today saicL-The nat- ure of the plot was not disclosed. 12.—Hundreds 01' lbut it was to have culminated dur- hrresis have been made in ED011180‘ in: ceremonies honoring Priemcr dues after discovery of a plot Primo De Rivera, when 150,000 per-. which was to have come to a headsons, including invited delegates of- gather in;

convention was presented. ‘

The convention was held in the ‘new and spacious Minneapolis Aud- litorium, on the stage of which a Tcontinuous motion-picture show was held giving health training to the general public.

The exhibits were very interest- llng and occupied 42.500 square feet

Modem womeri wear fewer cloth

More delicate clothes, even for every day. More expensive. And far more difficult to\. take care of. Because fewer clothes are worn they are apt to soil more "quickly. Because they are fragile, they require more safeguarding in the wash. The laundry soap to which you entrust the cleansing of these nice things must be gentle yet thorough.

You have the CERTAINTY of safety, when Y0“ use Surprise. t works in, and rinses out, completely. Without harming a thread. And Science has for forty-four years steadily been making Surprise Soap better-adding other merits to its Safety.

50f floor space. Scientific papers I were read and clinics given under the leadership of prominent Amer- lican dentists, and the latest appli- pmces developed by dentists for nae fin treating various unusual diseased ‘conditions of the mouth, as well as {in rebuilding broken down teeth, -were demonstrated.

l It required more than 40 patients at a time for the numerous special- ists to demonstrate their technique of different operations.

“Physical culture” of the mouth was one of the main subjects of the pericdentists. emphasis being laid upon the fact that the teeth should h". brushed vigorously at hast .Zlll‘€€ times a day and that even lunder the most_ efficient and careful i brushing. cavities start.

Among the features of the exhibi- iticn werephoto-micrographs illus- ltrating the normal and pathological‘ dlistology of tooth development.

l The social arrangements were all -to be desired and the Minneapolis Jdentists were untiring in their ef- lforts to make everyone feel at home.

Dr. Robbins spent a few days in gChicago on the way home and in iDetroit saw Hagan and Farrell play ‘one of their championship golf .matches. He also visited one of the

es {Ford plants where 83,000 men arawani 3- lube"? 3°5w3111 3- fled

employed. i at the Canadian National Exhi-i bltion he witnessed the Wrigley: Marathon swim and saw them take; Vierkoetter out of the water after; nearly completing the 5th lap,

Fownes; 3. Joseph Costello; 4, A.

ms CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘

Provincial Exhibition _Ilr_ize List

Clam Ila-POULTRY.

Sec. L-Pitt Game Cock.—l. Harry Redman, city; 2, Joseph Costello. city; 3, Harry Redmond.

Cflswllfl; 2, Harry Redmond 3, Harry Redmond.

Sec. 3.—Leghorn, White, Cock.-

1, A. Vye Gibson, Moncton, NB; 2, Albert Boswall; 3. A. Vye Gibson. Sec. L-Leghorn, White, Hen. —l, Albert Boswall; 2, A Vye Gibson; 3, J. C. Irving, Vernon; .4, A. Vye Gib- son, Moncton. Sec. 5.-l‘..eghom, any other variety Cock.—l. Rose Valley Poultry Yard; 2, Rose Valley Poultry Yard; S. Louis Hayden, Cherry Valley. , Leghom. any other variety, Hen. —1, Rose Valley Poultry Yard; 2. George Holmes, Amherst. NS; 3, Louis Hayden, Cherry. Valley.

FOWLS.

Sec. 7.——Minorca Hen. — 1, Mrs. Thos. Mill, city: 2. William J. Cud- more: 3. Wm. J. Cudmore.

Sec. 8.—Minorca Hen.—1. William J. Cudmore; 2. William J. Cudmore; 3, Mrs. Thomas Mills: 4, William J. Cudmore. .

Sec. FL-Orplngton, any other var- iety, Cock.—l. A. Vye Gibson; 2. Mrs. John McGregor; 3, A. Vye Gibson.

Sec. l0.—Orpingt.on. any variety Hen-l, A. Vye Gibson; 2, A. Vye Gibson; 3, Mrs. John McGregor.

Sec. lL-Plymouth Rock Barred Cock—1, A. D. Pownes, Moncton N. 3.: 2, A. Vye Gibson; 3, Joseph Cos- tello; 4, Joseph oCstello.

Sec. ILL-Plymouth Rock Barred Hen.-1, A. D. Flownes; 2, A.

Vye Gibson.

Sec. l3.—P1ymouth Rock, any other varlety.—1, Albert Boswall: 2. Fred Blanchard; 3, Albert Boswall; 4. Mrs. L. A. Rankine, Brown’s Flat, N. B.

Sec. l4.—Plymouth Rock, any other variety Hen.—1, Albert Bos-

Blanchard; 4. John McInnis.

Sec. 15.—Rhode Island Red Cock, -1, Frank Locke. Amherst, N.S.; 2. Fred Locke, Sackville, NB; 3, Wil- fred Cudmore, City.

Sec. 16.—Rhode Island Red, Hen

Sec. 2.-Pitt Game Hen.—1, Joseph .

11 Vye Gibson, 2. A. Vye Gibson. 3.

(about twelve miles). Michael, the r-l- FY“ ma“? 2- fled mckei 3- Frenchman. at that time was only Wilfred Cudmore; 4, Fred Blanch- completing his 4th round, but heflmi- 4 game“, kept coming um“ passing, Sec. ll-Wyandotte, White. Cock. the German's distance. There were i"1' Samuel sweves- sumY Bme? 2- 199 started’ but the water was BoSamuel Steeves; 3. Samuel Steeves. cold that many quit early in thei 59° la-w-Yandmle» whlle- He" race. as they felt they could never-1- Samuel swevesi 2- J°hn Tweedy finish‘ Earnsclitfe; 3, A. D. Fawnes; 4,

One of the special ilttractions at Samuel sleeves- the Exhibition which was greatly S"- 19-—WY“"<1°W=- "W 0th" enjoyed by Dr. Robbins was a chor- vaflely- Cmk-li Mrs- L- A- Rankin? -us of 2000 voices accompanied by 2- Lmns Hayde“? 3' 69°"? 301m"- the Royal Air Force Band. Ammlsi- "-5-

While attending the convention SE- Wwwyimdmw- “HY “P” Dr. Robbins procured some new in- Vmlety- Hm" *1» Funk mcke- 2' struments for x-ray work and pyor-lhculs Ilaydc“? 3- M- H- “cumm- rhcn, as well as sterilizing apparnt-imnherst- N3 "5' - (ilass ML-CIIICKENS.

SPINNING

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Ilfll. prices twenty-tire eenti for single and twenty-eight double, helghtpaidoneway on lots of l"? Pounds and both ways on a hundred \

WM. LANDBJGAN, Sourla, P. B. I.

1'. Geo. L. Boswell. 2 Goo. 1.30s- well. l

Sec. z-Ram shearling, LGeo. L. Boswell, 2 Geo. L. Boswell

Sec. IL-Ram lamb. 1 Geo. L. Boswall.} Geo. L. Boswell.

Sec. 4.—Ews Lamb. l Geo L. Boswell, 2 Geo.'L. Boswell, 8 Geo. L. Boswell.

Sec. a-Ewe Lamb 1 Geo. L. Bos- well, 2 Geo. L. Boswell, 3 Geo. L.

Sec. 6T- Flock of Shropshire Boswell.‘

Downs. 1 Geo. L. Boswell, l Geo. L Boswell. Sec. lL-Champion Ram. 1_Geo.

1098-8444810.

Sec. 20.—Wyandotte, any other variety, Pullet. 1. Geo. W. Hayden, 2. Louis Hayden, 3. Louis Hayden.

Special Prize offered by the Ca- nadian National Poultry Associa- tion. Ottawa-l. A. D. Fownes, 2. A Vye Gibson, 3. A. Vye Gibson.

Class 41. Breeding Pens.

\ Sec. 1.—Pen of Ieghorns. 1. Rose Valley Poultry Yard, 2. Mrs. J. F. Easton. Sec. 2.—-Pen of Mlnorcas. 1. Wil- liam J. Cudmore, 2. John Thoma. Sec. 3.—Pen of Orplngtons. 1. Mrs. John McGregor. Sec. 4.—Pen of Plymouth Rocks. 1. Albert Boswall. Sec. 5.—Pen of Wyandottes. Samuel Steeves. Sec. 6.-—Pen of Rhode Island Reds. 1. Wilfred Cudmole.

Class 42. Registered or record of performance Clas

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Sec. 1. l3, P. Rocks. 1. A. D. Fow- nes.

Sec. 2.-Whlte Wyandoties. 1. A. D. Fownes.

Sec. 3.—White Leghorns. 1. A. Mrs. J. P. Easton.

Sec d-White Leghorn. l. Mrs. J. F. Easton.

Sec. 7.—B. P. Rocks. 1. Fbwnes.

Sec. 8.—-White Wyandottes. 1. A. D. Fownes.

Sec. 9.—White Leghorns. 1. Mrs. J. F. Easton, 2. Mrs. J. F. Easton.

A. D.

Clas 45 Turkeys. Geese and Ducks.

Sec. L-Turliey. Bronze. male, over 1 yr. old. 1. Louis Hayden.

Sec. 2.—'I‘urkey. Bronze, female over 1 yr. old.. 1. Louis Hayden. Sec. 3.—Turkey, Bronze, male hatched in 192s. 1. Louis Hayden. 3- George Hayden. ' . Sec. dni-Turkey, Bronze female, hatched in 1928. 1. Louis Hayden, 2. George Hayden.

Sec. 5.-C-oose, Toulouse, male over 1 yr. old. 1. Borden Boswall, 2- Borden Boswall, 3. George Boswall. Sec. tl-Goose Toulouse, female. over 1 yr. old. 1. Borden Boswall. 2. George Boswall, 3. Borden Bos- wall. v

Sec. fL-Goose Toulouse, male hatched in 1928. 1. Borden Boswall. 2. George Boswall, 3. Borden Bos- wall.

Sec. 8.~Goose, Toulouse. female hatched in 1928. 1. Borden Boswall. 2. Borden Boswall, 3. George Bos- wall.

S ta l ' F.8d b H -1 arluillecoccuflsstlntgenpromcg ghe gig Sec. 1.—Pitt Game Cockerel. -—l. have sheets of metal thin enough lo Harry Redmmld? 2- “any Redmmli be transparent inserted between two‘ 300 2-—Pm Game Pllllelw-l- Hi"-

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» I i-y Redmond; 2, Harry Redmond. pleces___<...>\r glass w form the lenses Sec. 3.—Leghorn, White, Cockerel. ,-1, A. Vye Gibson; 2. Mrs. J. F. STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE 51151011111 3- Mrs- J- F- Eflstvn: 4- J-

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Sec. 4.—Leghorn. White, Bullets-y l, Mrs. J. F. Easton; 2, J. C. Irving; 3, W. 1-1. McLellan.

Sec. 5.—Leghorri, any other vari- ety, CockereL-l. Rose Valley-Poul- try Yard; 2, Rose. Valley Poultry Yard: 3, Rose Valley Poultry Yard.

Leghorn. any other variety, Pul-

Quotations iurnlshed through courtesy of

LOUIS M. ATWELL d: CO. Charlottetown Office Sept. 6—Sept. 12. C

LOSE let,—1, Rose Valley Poultry Yard; Abghh _ _ , _ , , , . . , . ..$ 3.70 $3.71 3. Rose Valley Poultry Yard; 3, Acomm __ 331,4 21 Rose Valley Poultry Yard. Argon”; 94-1,; 04 Sec. 7—Minorca Cockerel-l, Wm. Amulet 355 3,30 J. Cudmore; 2. William J. Cudmoie; Area _ 23 37 3, William J. Cudmore. Arno _ _ _ _ _ 37? 28 Sec.-8.—Minorca Pullet.—l. Wil- Amlty copper . 0 30 liam J. Cudmore; 2, William J. Cud- Barry Hollinger 54 51 more; 3, William J. Cudmore. Bedford . . . . . 43 43 Sec. 9.-Orpington. any variety. Bldgood , . _ . . . , . 68 69% CockereL-l. Mrs. John McGregor; Capital Rouyn 13% 14% 2. MYS- JOhn MCGYWOI‘; 3. MYS- Central Manitoba .. 1.00 9B John MCGFBBOT-

15 Sec. 10.—0rpington, any variety, 49 Pullet.—l. A. Vye Gibson; 2. A. Vye . 9.30 Gibson; 3, Mrs. John McGregor. 44 37% Sec. lL-Plymouth Rock, Barred,

Federal Kirkland Granada . Grover Daley Hollinger Howey Hudson Bay . Int‘! Nickel .. Keeley Kirkland Lake

Cockerel.—l, John McInnis; 2, A. Vye Gibson; 3, John McInnis; 4, John McInnis.

Sec. 12.-Plymouth Rock, Barred. Pullet.—-1, John McInnis; 2, John McInnis; 3. John McInnis; 4, John McInnis.

Sec. lit-Plymouth Rock, any

- Kootenay Florence . 23 other variety. Cockerel.—1, Samuel Lake Shore . . . . . . .. .25 22.50 Steeves; 2, Albert Boswall; 3, A]. Laval Quebec . 20% 19% bert Boswall; 4, John McInnis. Malartic -. 1.05 1.80 . Sec. 14.—Plymouth Rock. any oth- Mandy 3.05 3.53 er variety. Pullet—1, Samuel Steeves, McIntyre .. 23.75 21.50 2. Samuel Steeves; 3, John McIn- McDougall .. .. 40 3'1 nis; 4, Albert Boswall,

Min- Corporsi-ion 3.45 3.25 Sec. 15.—-Rhode Island Rcd.C0ck- ...... .. i: i: alk-Lsri-ed s. Locke; 2, Fred s, . B; . B. Lo e; , 29 32% Cudmore, Fred ck 4 Wilfred 3.35 389 sec. lit-Rhone Isl - . 53-80 6H5 let.—-1. Fred s. miildifi-‘liomé. Potter We! - °° °° Locke: 3. Wilfred Cudmore; 4, Wil- Pioneer . . - . . . . . .. 52 51 {red cudm m sheritt Gordon ‘H5 6-00 Sec im-wyiindotte White Cock- Studawna - - - - - -- 15 l5 erel. 1. Samuel Steeves. 2. Samuel Suclbury Basin . '1.00 0.25 ggeeyu‘ 3_ L D_ “ma. “Beck flushes 0-00 0-05 Sec. ia-wyindotte White Pullet T011811 Ollie! -- - 39 4°94 1. Samuel Sleeves, 2. Samuel Bteev- 17-50 15-00 es. 3. Samuel Steeves. 190 8-75 see. ia-wyohdot any other 937% 5a“ guiiiztyl,‘ gockéareLal. fouls Hayden. . u a en, . . , Hayd- Wright Hargreaves . 8.46 8.30 em y Geo w Sylvanite . . . . . . . . . 2M 3.96.

Cuticura Talcum ls An Ideal Toilet Powder

It is pure, smooth and fragrant and contains antiseptic properties s... which help to allay excessive per-

- spiration. It imparts apleasing ' and leaves‘ the skin re-

Sec. 9.~Goose. White Bremen or Enden, male. over 1 yr. old. l- Geoi-ge Boswall. 2. George Boswall. 3. Albert Boswall.

Sec. 10.—Goose. White Bremen or Enden fmale, over 1 yr. old. 1 George Boswall, 2. George Boswall. 3. Albert Boswall.

Sec. 12.--Goose. White Bremen oi Enden female hatched in 1928. 1 George Boswall, 2. Albert Boswall 3. George Boswall.

Sec. 13.—Duck, male over 1 Y1‘ old. 1. Geo. Holmes, 2. A. H. Bos- wall d: Son, 3. A .H. Boswall B: Son

Sec. 14.—Duck. Rouen female over 1 yr. old. 1. A. H. Boswall 8: Son, 2. E. H. Boswall, 3. A. H. BOS- wall.

Sec. 15.—Duck, Rouen male, hat- ched in 1928. 1. A. H. Boswall d: Son, 2. A. H. Boswall & Son. 3. E. H. Boswall