.,E. I." Well Represented At C..A. Next Week

for the conference is "wideninl Horizons for the CIIIF tend Accountant" and addresses on this subject will be lived by V. .T. Scully. vice-president and nl Mann; of the Steel Com- pany of Canada and J.C. Thomp- son, a past president of the Que- bec Institute of Chartered ccoun- tents.

Hon. Robert Winters. Feder- al Minister of Public Works, has accepted an invitation to speak at the opening luncheon on Septem-- ber 10th. Four technical sessions and six discussion groups have been scheduled on various phases of II- nauce. taxation and accountlu8- Human Relations in Administra- tion will be discussed by W-Ch Mann of Montreal, Personnel Ad-

Insurance Co. I - Official Hare

Arriving in the Province fer a sh i visit yesterday was Mr. T. H. oocb. vice president in charge of agencies for the Canada Assurance Company. With him was Mr. C. W. Conlon. assistant supe- intendent of Eastern Canadian branches .

The visitors were guests last night of Mr. Robert Younker, Charlottetown, at a dinner meet. lag of company agents in Prince Edward Island held at the Chair- lottetown. Duri Gooch spoke brefly outlining the Job of the representatives, pro. gress of the company and' the economic outlook of Canada as a whole.

lie also presented a gun to Mr. Roberts. Carruthers, Kenning. ton company representative. in re- cognition of five consecutive years of quality underwritlnl. The visit. ors are leaving by air todgy on I"EtllI'Il.

BIRTHS

L. M. ROBINSON

. . September 8th at White Point: Beach Lodge prior to the annual' meeting. Social events will include a visiii to a Royal Candian Naval Vnseli and a bus tour to scenic Peggy'sI

viser. The Bank of Montreal. Other Chartered Accountants at- tending from the P.E.l. Institute are K.T.N. Lapp and T. Earle Hic- key of Summerslde. R.W Man- nlng and Gordon Williams of Char- lottetown, and Mrs. Erma Mor-

MACDONALD - At the 12.1.3.1, Hospital on Sept. 5, 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacDonald, gligrk, a daughter weight 10 155.

An Lilo c'"""iWlWn oaths" stadium years.

the meeting Mr. pi

s

New Picture Theatre In Late'PIanning Stage

ultra ' won many mum ml (e.I:ect:l.lgsa' score of then!!! throughout the country IMIlm”l

lull on the one "the North River Drive In.

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to he Bob-mu rsutn Compua.niy.. Mr. Kenney stated only key men

7'" "0" din: on Grafton street and technicians would be brought

will be so feet wide and no feet here with local labor lupvlyinii the

long with the auditorium having balance of the constnlction. us

two aisles. The most modern wide- stated that temporlfy Iiriiclllm

screen equipment will be installedfwould be erected preliminary. to

Here to look out me te and starting work within a few dayl-

' since all plans have not been

- Svmmir xunomlnnuixod Mr. Kenney said it would

Pmldtl" 0' "id Kenney construct-:bc some time before final details.

ion Company. Yarmouth. N.S Ilia including the theatre appointments. 11"" NI Gm of all the butldingwould be available.

West River Causeway Bids Opened This Week

Six had I bids 101' "'9 C0"mWu0l1 of a cause- with that of Curran and Briggs way across the West River will being the lowest at 3164.125. All he Ewalded 3501'"! as work on, tenders were reasonably close with the project is scheduled to begin those of other companies being within a few weeks according to John England, S182, 500; Mathia- Hon. George M-ck-y. Minister of son and MacMillan. 3172.000; Mor- Hi8hW3Y3- Irison and MacRae 3165. 000: Coun- Tenders were called for the con-, ty Construction 3170.000: Poole and Simciloll ind 0P!nOd this week. 1 Beer, 3172.000; Island Construction I 3179.000. The Department's own es- timate was 3187.000.

It is expected that a'cogm-gcg

4'-

Poiaio Aphids Still Abundant

lilimidlii has been high, have been heavy has fallen states bulletin insert lurch Laboratory. ionl have revived the late fungus and active spore production " '"":.::. "."i.r'..".. an more o or

will bring an a rapid .4.,'.',fc'."T,'; the disease and. th , 59",. should no; be

part neglect the fields in this Important month The may Ichedula should be maintained until the crop has advanced to the point when in. maximum Yield of number one tubers will be Iocured. Growth may then he by gluing

.

Eastern King: Continued from page 1

reed wll been between Charles

MacDonald and Howard Dixon.

MacDonald had the best cow with a belt junior female in the 1-Iolatein

are Fortune took the lion's share of

Mal-athion

lo th aphid are present- lIn:Ill;i.I amfther we:k thee! lhhlds should basin to disappear. -2-.-j-it-1-twim

sd first prize for the best Holstein herd shown at the J. Howlett. Albert Wood and Pres- ton Bryenton were in the money in several classes. Judge of the Iiolsteins was Mr. Cecil Stewart

Hampshl c.

AYRSHIIIES Brent Stead and Son from Bav

the prize money in the Ayrshire class. In addition to 11 firsts he showed the best Ayrshire cow. the

lor female and he had the best Ayr- shire herd.

Robert Acorn and Sons had the best Ayrshire calf. may also had the champion Ayrshire hull of the show. Good showings were made by Edwin Reid and Son, Robert White, Henry Mallard and P.W. Mclsaac.

The herd Ernest Underhsy. Bay Fortune, led the Jersey and Guern sey breds which were shown to- gether. The' Underhay herd had the champion female the champion male was shown by Cyrus Martin, Dundas.

exhibit. Howard Dixon was award-

rison of Moncton and Charlotte- town.

Mrs. T.E. Hickey and Mrs. Man- ning will be sccompimylnl the-I" husbands.

R. W. Manning C.A.. of R- Donne and Company is leswilal representatvie to the C.I.C.A. and will be chairman of a discussion group on "Preparation of Unaud- ited Staternents.” Mrs. Erma Mor- rison is the Provincial Institutes represetative on the comnuttee of Education and LXRITIIBBIIOII. This committee will meet on Saturday.

Cove. a picturesque village visit- ed by hundreds of artists and phot- ographers every season. The lad- ies will attend a reception at Gov- ernment House, an evening re- ception on the opening day and a dinner and dance on Septem- ber 12th.

Hosts to this year's conference is the Institute of Chartered Ac- countants of Nova Scotia which was incorporated in 1900 and is the fourth oldest Institute of Char- tered Accountants in Canada.

cm AND CENTRAL

POUR DOLLAR buy: more at the Hughes Drug Store.

FOR QUALITY. service and ac- curacy, shop at Worth's Pharma- Cy;

Wl TREAT the sick wall. Gig- gey's Pharmacy, open I am. to p.m.

FOB CONVENIENCE. friendli- ness and econom). IMP Ii GI? gey's Pharmacy.

PROVIDED PIPE MUSIC - At the Queen's County PIOWI-Ill 131"?” at Cornwall on Monday music Wu provided by the Charlottetown Pipe Band with Albert MacLeod and Harold Saunders PIPi1'll 90! ti" dancers.

,A'I' HOME Mr. and Mrs. Gerald I, Procter, I Grafton Street will at home to their friends on Fri- gy, September 7th. from 3 P-31!- 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. the occasion of their Twenty-

. wedding Anniversary.

" APPLICATION! FOR l.O.D.E. Qverseas Scholarships must be In before Oct. 1st. These are tenable tor one year in any nliblect in any University in United Kingdom and are worth s2.oo0.000 per yam For details apply to W.M. Brehslxt. 118 Rochford St., Charlottetown.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY -The ltineral of the late Mrs. Charles A. Large was held yesterday after- noon from the McLean Funeral Home with the services conducted by Rev. E. G. Evans. Interment was in Peoples Cemet y. The pal! bearers were Robert Large. Newton Large, Louis Stewart. Gor- don Stewart. Ernest Bradley and Perry Cameron.

" POLICE COURT-Two spceders appeared before Magistrate K. M. Martin yesterday, one was fined fifty dollars and costs or twenty ya and the second twenty-five pillars and costs or ten days. For tailing to stop at a stop sign the accused was fined five dollars and costs or two days. A drunk and in- capable was fined ten dollars and costs or five day.

MISSING GIRL! LOCATED - Lest evening Deputy Chief of Pol- ice Sterne Webster reported that two young Charlottetown girls who have been missing from their homes since Wednesday, August 2! had been located in Quebec City. They are being detained by author- ities in that city. pending the ar- rival of relatives from Charlotte- town. who are travelling to Quebec 3 car and expect to return to the

ty this weekend.

ISLAND colored views. Cras-

well Studio.

VISIT Hi - Style Millinery where every style is ill - Style.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE Home and School Association meets tonight 8 p.m.

IN SCOTLAND- Word has been received by his sister. Mrs. D. W. Matheson of the arrival in Scot- land of Rev. W. Ira MacDonald. Mr. MacDonald plans to spend some time furthering his studies of Theology in Edinburgh.

DIES IN IRELAND-Word has been received by Mrs. Thomas Horgan, 65 Upper Prince St. of the death in Kilmorna, County Ker- ry, Ireland, of Michael Horgan. youngest brother of her late hus- band, Thomas I-Iorgan. Mr. Hor- gan resided in the old homestead In Lisrae Duagh.

ARRIVE8 HOME-Miss Anna Mathesou arrived home recently from Toronto where she spent the summer months in the employ of The Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Shop. and has rcsumcrl hcr posi- tion on the staff of West Kent School. She was accompanied by Mrs. Donald Nicholson and her three small sons, Gordon, Douglas and Leigh, who will spend some time visiting in Kinross and vicin- ity.

FUNERAL SERVICE-The fun- eral of Baby Joyce Lols Cannon, 17-month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon. 171 Water Street, was held Monday morning from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to the Roman Catholic Ceme-

SNOWIE - At the P.E.I. Hospital on Sept. 3rd, 1956 to Mr. Ind Mrs. James Snowle, bane. I daughter. B lbs.

l PIEITERS - At the Charlottetown ospital on liionday, sepi, 3 to

M, ,,,,, Mm mm mm, Mark Birthday

South 0 t D r' I dwgmch The 15th anniversary of the A1. sT0li.DY-At the Prince County llmnae Association will be cele- Hospital on September 2. I956,'hrated on September 12 by the to Mr. and Mrs. Leith sim-dyi graduate nurses of the Charlotte- (nee Cicely Legrd) oi '1-ryon, up town Hospital. They wul attend son. Lloyd Kevin, weighing 3 ",5 Mass at the Hospital at 9.00 am. 5 Oz. ' and in the evenuipgg (a: banquet will be served by anadian Leg- CARMICHAEL-At the Charlotte-. ion Ladies Auxiliary at the Clov- fwll 50801181. August 31, l956,'er Club, followed by a social eve- 0. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car- ning and dance. filchleil Elliotvaie. - loo, 7 loss The Schoofbf Nursing was open- "5' . ed In 1920 and the Alumnae As-

DE sociation established in 1981 . through the efforts of Rev. Mother

, Paula. who was at the time Hoe-

IIARDING -- At the P.E.I. nosgpital Superior. Miss Mae King. R. pital Wednesday morning, Sept I N.. who has since retired from ac-

City Hospital Alumnde To

Brads!-

For Iuiiding and Remodelling its G-L-A PRODUCTS

0 GYPROC WALLBOARD

O GYPROC INSULATION LATH-PLASTER-STUCCO

Authorized Dealer

MacDONALD-ROWE WOODWORKING co. LTD.

36 Lower Water St. Phone 8575

I

5. 1956, M”, .1033 hi ' tive nursing. was the first Presi- in her 67th year. .I'I,estrIlelgH:gnil.i2Ef dent and now holds the position nessey Funergl Homm Funeral of Honorary President. Mrs. Ger- notice later. ald Maddigan is preslde'n.ta ! 281 nurses have gradun rom EJDMORE-At the P.E.I. I-IolpI- the training school since 1931. c..Sa?.'f.'?”3? Ioalirsih John A ' -T T. I , . my Slreet.WlII Receive rlzstlnlsg '7a9:IlthYeaCi'.tl;:;nalns are . e uc Home, Funel-.1 Notice 1.u::neru.4'H MA'I'lIESON- At Charlottetown Attending the Canadian National on Sept. 5, 1956, Harvey Mlfh. Exhibition as one of the nip ePro- GSOD. son of Peter Matheson oi Vincial scholarship winners for 4-H wheiluey River in his lath year work is Miss Eunice MacNaught Remains resting at the c...c;me' 17-year old daughter of Mr. and Funeral Home from where fun. Mrs. Bruce MscNaught, Carleton. eral will be held Friday .11.,-.lMiss MacNaught will receive her noon. service starting at 3.30 ischolsrshlp award of S750 while In m. Interment in El L Toronto. etery. ghneld Ceml The awardshare rgade by ythe Exhibition to t ose w o are ac ve MACKINLEY-At North River in 4-II work and who plan on at- Seimmbef 5. 1956. Robert 3'4 tending college to take courses in MWKIDIGY in his 80th year. Thn, home economics, agriculture or remains are resting at the Cup! eterlnary work. The winners are cllffc Funeral Home where fun.. selected by the Provincial Depart- eral service will be held Ffldgyl merits of Agriculture which also afternoon service starting .3 II takes care of the expenses involv- p.m. Intermentln Cornwall Cam. ed in the trip to Toronto. They etefih ihave five years in which to tab u the scholarships. c0"'E"5"dd9l1Iy at the Char. pllilss MacNsught has been a I”"9i0W" 301131181 on Sept. I member of her sewing club in 4-1! 1956.. Thomas Bernard Coylcyl for the past five years. three years Resting at the I-Iennessey funer-- as president and two years as see al Home from where the Funernllretary. She has Grade 12 educat- will be held on Thursday morn.” ion and this term plans on teach- ing to St. Dunstan's Basilica for in for one Y9" ll Springfield Requiem High Man at I o'clockIWeIt School before going to un- Intermcnt Catholic Cemetery, iversity. She has also taken an

in Red Cross and MM!-LMmNgM' ' active part Hospital, Tmmlst. AMlc-hael4I church work in her community.

1956. Ernest MacLaren, rcdrgd

tery. Service at the grave was con- ducted by Rev. Justin MacDonald.I

VISITED PROVINCE-Mr, A1-f ban C. Baker, Winthrope, Mass., has returned to his home after vis- iting his brother W. 8. Baker, Lakeville, and his sister Mrs. G. M. Grant, Mt. Edward Road. Mr. Baker who is 00 years of age is travelling by air and enjoyed the experience very much. and says that in future this will be his means of travel. He left P. E. I. 70 years ago and has resided in Wlnthrope. Mass, ever since not- withsta ” his advanced age, Mr. Baker has retained all his fac- ulties and has a very keen mem- ory for things of the past and can relate many interesting and hum- orous incidents of early life in his native province.

MAGlSTRATE'S. COURT--lie fore Magistrate Gilbcrt Gaudci yesterday, a pcrson charged with falsely representing himself to A

I I I

I

, llowaril Mclonis rmao F00l'VIEAll

irlldseeadt.-Onrrielllg.

police officer, pleaded guilty and was fined twenty-five dollars and costs.. Charged undcr the High- way Traffic Act. a specder and a person accused of passing on a curve when he did not have clear vision. each received lines of ten dollars and costs. After hearing the evidence of six witnesses in s can of driving whilst lninxicated.

the accused was remanded for one week on cash bnil. Pleading guilty a person charged with assault causing bodily harm was remand- IOII until the seventh for sentence.

PERSONALS

I Lieut. col. p.s. Fielding, who cu- ltered the Charlottetown Hospital on Saturday following a heart aci-

,sure, was reported last night as dednitely Improving.

N. D. Macleali UNDIIIRTAKIIB mnauma

Charlottetown and North WIl&IlO

THE FLOWER can

engagement of their daughter. Laura Edith to Duncan Elwood. son of Mrs. Marion Cole and the late George Cole of Stanley Bridge. Marriage to take Pill?! Oct. 8rd.

MR. AND MRS. MARSHALL II. RAYNER, Greenmount wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Irene to Desmond Richard son of Mr.

C.N.R. Conductor in hi

Remains will arrive at. Ii.yEI.l'. cliffe Funeral Home Fr-idgy eve. film! where furneral service will be held Saturday afternoon ser. vice starting at 1 o'clock Inter- me'" I” "19 P90Dle's Cemctery.

MACDONALD - At ii; Mary Hospital in MontreealQSlee1:tn 2- 1956: Nursing sister Lieut. Mary Sophia MacDonald, R. N,

POTATO FARMERS

We have a number of new and used 22 inch, 24 inch and 26 inch potato diggers on hand both power and ground driven. Pickers also available.

DAWSON'S SERVICE STATION

CRAPAUD PHONE 17

NOTICE TO STUDENTS

The Province of Prince Edward Island through the Department of Agriculture will grant assistance to students in Agriculture pre- paring for Degrees of B.3c., (Agri.). B.Sc. (Home Ec.), and Veterin- ary Medicine. te not more than eight (I) students. and not more than tsoo.oo per year to each under the following conditions:

(1) That the applicant is approved by the Minister of Agriculture;

(2) That the student has completed Grade XII;

(I) That the student is attending a University approved by the Minister of Agriculture;

That the student agrees that the Province of Prince Edward Island has first option on his services for summer holidays. and

That the Province of Prince Edward Island has an option on the services of the student after graduation for one year for each year that the student received the grant.

Interested students should apply immediately to the DEPARHIENT O!" AGRICULTURE, P. 0. Box I. Gal-loaetows.

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(4)

(5)

and Mrs. Alfred Lester Baglole, Summer-side. Marriage to take place in the near future.

MR. AND MR8. WALTER DOWNE, Charlottetown. ann- ounce the engagement of their youngest daughte . Isabel Mar- ion. to Gordon Lincoln, son of Mrs. Pearl MacLood and the late Mr. Gordon Macbeod. Brook- fleld. Prince Edward Island. Marriage to take place the lat- ter part of September.

MARRIAGES

DOUGLAS-WOOD-At the Trinity United Church Manse, Montague, on September 1st. 1956. by the Rev. J.M. Fraser. Hilda Grace. t ”nr of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Wood. Tea Hill. to James Wallace. son of Mr. and Mn. J. Gordon Douglas. Head of Hills- borough.

of Peakes Station, P.E . I. aged 46 years. Her remains were con- veyed "'3'" M03301! by motor hearse to the Ilennessey Funer. at Home last evening arriving in Charlottetown at 6.30 and we” forwarded at 8 o'clock to uni home of her parents. Mr. and M"- Dullkals MacDonald. Peak- es Station from where the fun. erai will be held on Friday my-n. ill! leaving the home at 9.30 for Solemn Requiem High Mug .1 St. Cuthbertli Church, St, Then. an. Interment in the church can. ctery.

ENGAGEMENTS

MR. AND MRS. BERT MACKAY. Grahams Road. announces the

8"" h-Vine been a patient in the P.E.I. Hospital for the past three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Siebcrt I-Iowatt of Stanford. N.Y., are gnjoying . hot. lday on the Island and are pres- elllly the guests of Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Roy Cudmore. Mr. Rowatt, who was born at Bedeque. accompan- ied by Mrs. llowatt will visit rela- tives and friends in that area be- fore returning to their home.

The many friends of Mrs. Mur- dock MacPhoe (Melville) will be pleased to learn that she is re- coverin from a severe operation

nan. yous FILMS TO Mail Film Service

Box 11, Charlottetown

8 IilxposureR6ll ..... .50 12 Ivkposure Roll .80

GIIEENIIALS ADVANCE FALL SALE

MEN'S 2 PANT SUITS

This is the beet suit value we've ever offered. Nylon gabe. fiabnels. etc. Plain and flocked pattern in grey, teal blue. brown and charcoal. 29.

MIN'S SUITS

These suits selected hom our regular stock in all-wool worsted gobs. do. Value: to 01.30.

25.00 16.” 5.”"6.”

Men's Topcoets in gsherdine tycondu. eoe. Values to ill.

Man's dress pants in gahe. wools, worsted and flanaell. VIIIIOI to ILI. IXTIA SPECIAL- Ileil's Sport Coats.

A good quality poultry exhibit was judged by ES MecGougan of the Department of Agri '

fair. William 31.1,

best heifer yearling; the best iun- 5

harm aid New Hamlin wwe i'-...."'.'.""..:.'t."r'.:."......i" ""3 ”'” 2' 1"” G""'”v- o-.-an-no ,- - T1llimiay.Sopt-6.1956 our CAITLI Z - Isrsed number of p in the Hereford Breed. The Male champ TORONTO, (cp) .. -hm ionshlp went to Henry 'rwons- tlirel issued by the Tomato pubu. head. Edwin Peters took the grand weather oftlee Wednesday night Chllllllioiilhili in the shorthorn Ottawa 51 go . section with - the reserve Montreal as .1 championship going to Aden Mac- Quebec .7 73 Lean. the female championships Fredericton 54 32 wre reversed betwen these twl Saint John 52 74 exhibitors. Moncton 5; 1. The judge of the beef breds Moncton 53 g; was Mr. Thomas Sanderson lot Halifax 73 North Riv . Oiarlottetown 50 73 The handler " and cooking es. sydmy I 7.