TUESDAY.

THE GUARDIAN “

PRIZE LIS T S OURIS EXHIBITTON

‘(Continued from page s) 1 .\irs, it. J. MncKinnon. 1 2 Mrs P. A. MacPhee, Souris. Best 11.111 tut-Roy's, any breed. Robert Sziville, Red House. Roots and Vegetables

l taiile turnips for table or export,

trimmed. 1 llrent Stead. ' 2 llvnllty (‘i-rcd, Bridgetown. R liinry Alnllurrl, Gowan Brae.

I Swvtin turnips for stock. Huntley Creed.

l muugcls for stock. 1. 2 llcntley Creed.

l. .~. Joseph Sliroltatl.

L‘ llilQll Hhouliziti, llcar River.

l halt‘ long urrtits iut‘ table use. l

for table use.

1 J11 slit-ohnn

2 llcrii -e litirnc, Souris.

3 lluuilcy Creed.

hccts for table use

1 llcnl‘ y Creed.

2 Mr, J. \\'. Ulieverie, Souris. fl ltwn ' ' till Ill‘,

w!

‘ i‘tll'l'l. \\'. Robertson.

_' Creed, pumpkin or . John W. Robertson. ntlcy Creed. liublmrtl type.

. Bentley Creed.

lll‘illlltll(‘l‘ or potato, I na-

' . '. H. ‘Fownshend

Z Airs. I. J. Horne, Souris. i don table vegetables

1 Bentley Creed.

2 l. J. iiorne.

1 u‘. slivlltnl bean, white or Yellow

E1“. l llrutley Freed. 2 Jwvph Shrohan.

' Mallard. , Little River. lard.

~r Jni-Zt-snn, Armsdala

Slicohun.

. and Fioriculture.

' 'i‘ usparont Apples

Stead.

n‘.

itlcnhurg Apples ‘ill

. lslttle River.

. 1h Apples - (‘i-red. Bridgetown.

1. ,1 , John I‘i<Quttid,

.l l'.1!ll1~

. J. W. ltrontisn, Souris. . . G. H. Aicilick, Souris. Wiflll Gladiolus itticy Creed. - . J, n. Matthew, Souris. . W. B. Creed. ‘.1111 firwttirtitims Freed. Pzinsies. vililtly Creed. 2 Mrs J. W. Brennan 3 .\i1.=, H. G. Matthew, Sourie (‘oils “inn Diriuthtis l Prnrloy Freed. 2 .\irs, .l. W. Brennan. Colir- tron Snapdrogon 1 lirntloy Creed. 2 .\' ll. G. MattheW Joliu McQuaid, Souris. |1 Stmilts .i. W. Bcrnnari, Jnhn .\lt'Ql1illd. . .. ll. G. Biattliew. Colic" ion Verbena, .l. \\'. Brennan. ii, G, Matthew, lniiu .\l"Quaid. Vliinx, annual. . . ii. ti. Matthcu’. 2 llcuiloi- (‘i-cod. F. .\irs, John hir-Quald. Urrllvwtlrvi Phlox. perennial. 1 llt'l'l"\‘ (‘rocrl _ H. ii fiivliiv-k. 3 M I. J. W. Brennan. Colic-titan Sweet Peas. 1 llnutlotr

n . -..».-2.,~?..s_.. - .2

‘l Mrs. (i ii lithium‘.

\i .l ‘.\'. llrrnttan.

“f it Freed.

J. l‘. .\l.'1tll1e\v. \"t11i1|l ahrkspur

li,fi,.\iattl1ew

Alrtluaid.

Jlellivk,

. John

1 111»; Prod Millliill)’. Souris. ‘t? . llrnnt. Stead. .1.’ ivhrc broad

li-l 11.1". $111”. in»! whole whcnt or graham brraitl

Firs

Prod .\lullaily. . \ z-ltcr Dixon, East Baltls. 1. u rolls

"11. Angus MncCormaclt Jr.,

. Fri-ti Alullnlly.

. Alumnus MacDonald. :. toa biscuits .l, W, lirr-nnan, ‘Fhnima Dixon. Elmira. . Ilini"! .\|.ivLnren. Souris. '11 tlotiglintits

squash by

1' toes. Irish Cobbler seed.

. B. (‘rct-d, Bridgetovrn. s,

I Mrs. Waiter Dixon. i".

s Mrs. George MacPhoe. i dozen oat meal cookies

1 Miss Mabel Robertson. East Baltic.

2 Mrs. Walter Cheveris. Souris.

8 Mrs. Brent Stead. Apple Pie:

1 Mrs. Daniel MacLaren.

I Miss Pearl E. Stewart, [Elmira RR. 1.

3 Mrs. Walter Dixon. Raisin Pie.

1 Miss Pearl E. Stewart.

Rollo Bay.

3 Mrs. George MacPhee. Jelly Roll,

1 Mrs. George MacPhea.

2 Miss Pearl E. Stewart.

3 Miss Velma Robertson, E. Baltic Sponge Cake.

1 Miss Pearl E. Stewart.

2 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Soui'is.

3 Mrs. Fred Mulially. _

Layer Cake

1 Mrs_ Walter Cheverie.

2 .\lrs. Fred Muilally.

3 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Chocolate Cake

1 . x Beatrice Mac-Donald.

2 .\ . Fred Mulialty.

i 3 .\lisr. Thelma Divan. P0111111 Cake

1 Miss Beatrice ‘MacDonald.

2 .\irs. l-‘raiit-is W. Dougie.

8 Mrs. Fred .\lulla‘.ly.

Fruit Cake.

l. Mrs. John McQuaid.

2 .\irs, Fred Muiially.

3 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Mustard Pickles

1 .\irs, Brent Stead.

2 Mrs. Howard Paquet, Sourls.

3 .\irs. Walter Chevsrie. Chowchow

1 Mrs. Fred Mullally.

2 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Apple Jelly.

1 Mrs. Brent Stead.

2 Mrs. Reginald Rose, S. Lake.

3 Mrs, Daniel MscLaren. Preserved Strawberries.

1 Miss Margaret McQuaid.

2 Mrs. W. B. Creed. -

8 Mrs. J. W. Brennan.

Canned Strawberries.

1 Mrs. Waiter Dixon.

l Mrs. George A. Campbell, Rollo Bay West.

l Mrs. W. B. Creed. Preserved Raspberries.

1 Mrs. Howard Paquet.

2 Mrs. W. B. Creed.

3 Mrs. Brent Stead.

Canned Raspberries.

1 Miss Pearle E. Stewart.

I Mrs. W. B. Creed.

3 Mrs, Walter Dixon. Preserved Cherries.

1 bliss Margaret McQuaid.

2 Mrs. Alex. Mooney, Sourls.

8 Mrs. Roy Crockett, Souris. Canned Chicken.

1 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Canned Peas.

1 Mrs. Albanus MacDonald.

2 Mrs. \‘\':ilter Dixon.

8 Mrs. George iilacPhee. Canned Beans.

1 Mrs. George A. Campbell.

2 Mrs. Howard Psquet.

3 Mrs. Reginald Coflin, Rollo Bay West. Home-made Soap. ’

1 Mrs. Frank Cairns. Souris W.

2 Mrs. Francis W. Deagle.

3 Mrs. Francis W. Dangle.

Fancy Work. Knitted Blanket.

Mrs. W. H Townshend. Counterpane,

Mrs. Richard Kicklism. Souris W. Afghan. 1, Miss Evelyn Johnston, Fortune Bridge.

2 Mrs. Lester Johnston, Fortune Bridge.

Patchwork Quilt, all cotton.

1. 2 Miss Annie L. Bruce. E. Baltic 8 Mrs. Richard Kickbsns.

Tufted Bed Spread.

Mrs, John E. MacDonald, Sesrls Hearth Rug. all wool.

1 Mrs. John E. MacDonald.

2 Mrs. Alphonsus Maclnnis, Souris River.

3 Mrs. Reginald Rose, Elmira. Hearth Rug any material.

1 Mrs. John E. MacDonald.

2 Mrs. l. J. Horne,

I Mrs. Francis W. Beagle, Lower’

Ellen’s Diary l

B! ll llllnd Farmer's Wife l

WV Continued From Page 2

The rivers were colder-looking and troubled now perhaps he sh new-moon's insistent whisper, take them from their aulet way.

l was successful in niy shopping ‘and was able w buy things. not 0n _'my list; heavier bwCK-ifltlb‘ tor inc winter; warm vrorit-shirts for James. KRIOUD too followed this dine of shopping for she said com- ing home: "Isn't. it pleasant. to be prepared when colder days return?" 1 bought things ior pickling. and spices and another basket; of peach-

so

workmen This evctiing ivncii I asked the ioreincii it lie found the morning too loin: he said whcii they

Jeanie and I were those leit at heme this CVBllLUK The others went away with Rob on business,‘ bent. James accompanied them; part way to spend an hour or two‘ with relatives. In his absence I~ prepared iiie vegetables .\:l‘ pit-k- ling wmorrou’ One rccl

o rose. requires the

finely chopped. Apprss. cclcry and onions, these cnrcfullyi. Pnrd at the bcrcr I door strange noise. Noiliitiu would pcr-vr

cucum be

1 ' cncc. in: was the incessant - drone offe planes. I put the wail; IlWJY. 0f,

wliat use are tout tiervcs? 5d James has returned to tcll ms heft‘ had a plersaut, evcuttiu and m1 I. ask: "And what's the 1r."

well perhaps. not He looks at the; it closely to

stop giving meals?" And the niilk‘ is across the darkness in the separ- ator house! Dear, dear!

Until tomorrow — Diary-Good- night, h

ln Memoriam c

MRS. ROBERT SAMPEL C

The death occurred at her home A

Charlottetown on after an illness oi about three months of Mrs Robert Ssinpel, widow of tho late Robert Samuel, in her 67th year. Slie was the daughter of tlic late Francis Craig

in

The funeral took place on Aug. 16th to St. Dunstanis Where Requiem celebrated by Rev, W. J. hlcCartila.‘

1

Basilica

Services at the grave ivt-rc cori-

McCloskey and Villllirim Campbell.’ Ma ‘ i1i_pe.'tc>c:.___

"1 Wantllenlallfqflhfllfliy .

. Janie Story widow of the late ‘rhomasltordy occurred at the homo of her

es tor the pOiQtti-Dicliefs" caught ier Mrs. A. n. Toombs. ‘Hymn. 1h my eye. We returned in time for m; early momlng 0f A t. 41s? Kuroiyn to prepare dinner tor her 1044. after a lingering ess o

several months,

in th year 1860 and when oom- got hungry they "rested on the‘ Dgfaflsely ‘yqung to couch! ‘ii-yon anashere resided for over

is helped to mind up a comfort- $01.‘; home where many found help and inspiration.

l.I\\'Ld, u new one to mo, n iicci icr; to attend, but (luring her latter ittgreziic..ts;' years she was severely afflicted. wi , patience. and was always interested in the various not 0! , it dutr bouuti to 1131K at the‘ church. community and 110mm BN1

suada him to desist cxccli; my ill-lilsfil) Lord. who said, "Low Added to his llUlSO of burk- with"you always even unto the

11c 1' lioyd, livimz on the hon-iestead. and looks perplexed. I have .1 suspiciomjonc daughter (Carrion, Mrs A. R. when I'm not there. Janzss talksiToombs. Tryon; also tco niticli but I , children, and one great grand child.

beled by her pastor c. 111m asks sus- | dine. who gave s. riiflbfgl and m; 1- “ cwnrt-‘s fortin message ‘i6 Ymns zcsnvel) ' when ("d me s‘ } -v.-ere§"Forever With the Lord" and “Abide With MC ". lows" was vcrv feeliiutlv rendered ‘by Mrs. Dr. L lbcck-

Hampton cemetery .

stt, Ambrose Sentner, Rev Btor and Hamilton Leard.

o'er August H‘ On the borderisnd we lei“. her Soon to meet. and part no more. 9-%~1l

n. F. sac-Warn‘.

ton Caledouian Club and the Ord- ‘er of Scottish Clans. He retired Illgli Mass was- from business l5 years ago.

F. of Springfield. Vt., Herbert S.

s Walkcr of Winthrop, with whom

Mcmwomeii 01o‘ '40 Feel WeslsWorn,‘ on 2. - STKY-rsw

—4

In Memoriam

Ill. JANII- ITOIDX The death of Mrs

daildh-

Mrs. Stordy was born in Albmflfl she moved

Her husband predec- Egdusirious

She was ii member of the Tryon

lich she bore with true christian

lvitiss the. caved securely in the ‘promise of a I am

nd.

During her illnes she was ten- enlv cared for ‘by her daughter

ii whom she lived the last few ears.

There are left to mourn one son l“

the

1W0 grand-

‘The funeral service was conduct- Rev. J. A. Jar-

A solo “Shud- . Cal

She uras laid to rest by the side of er husband in the family blot in

The pallbearers were Leonard aseley. Frank Robbiee. Albro 1101:;

s.ll not back the dear departed nchored safe where swmis are

“WNTHROP, DEAD

Survivinz are four sons. William

--q,_a_.o-w~_..__.., - 7.. .

3 l\liss Annie L. Bruce, Doormat. ’

1 Miss Kate Fierce, Elmira. Scenery Rug.

Mrs. Percy MacDonald, Elmira. Woollen Socks.

Mrs. W. B. Creed.

Woollen Gloyes.

i Mrs. Peter Ching. E. Point.

2 Mrs. Richard Kickham. Woolen Mitts.

1 Mrs. Peter China’.

2 Miss Beatrice MacDonald. Soul-is.

3 Mrs. Roy Townshcnd, Rollo B. Ladies Svreater.

1 Miss Annie L. Bruce.

2 Miss Ellen Stead, Souris.

3 Mrs. W. B. Creed.

Pillow Cases.

1, 2, Mrs, Francis W. Ii. U. Rollo Buy.

Cut Work.

Mrs. Francis W. Deagle.

Buflet Set.

l, 2 Mrs. Francis W. Dangle.

8 Miss Helen Cairns, Sonris W. Sofa. Cushion. knit or crocheted. Miss Evelyn Johnston.

Sofa Cushion, embroidered.

1, 2. Mrs. Francis W. Dongle.

I Miss Annie L. Bruce. Luncheon Set.

1 Miss Velma Robertson, East Baltic.

2 Miss Mabel Robertson, East Baltic. Cross Stitch.

1 Mrs. Francis W. Dangle.

I Mrs. W. B. Creed.

s Miss Kate Pierce.

Runner, white or colored.

1, Z Mrs. Francis W. Ileagle,

8 Miss Helen Cairns.

Tea Cloth.

l. Mrs. Francis W. Dongle.

2 Mrs. winter D1801!" mm. Baltic Needlepoint.

Mrs. John E. MacDonald.

Novelty for gilt or basssr.

Mrs. Francis W. Dangle.

Fancy Apron

Mrs. Francis W. Desgle. Specimen Filet Crochet

Mrs. W. B. Creed.

Specimen Crochet Dolly.

1 Mrs. W. B. Creed.

I Mrs. George A. Ccmpbsll, Rollo Bay West.

Shopping Bag.

v7 Mrs. Waiter MacDonald,

Mrs. Francis W. Dug-lo. _ 4m,

Mr. Stewart lmd been living; ma, m ,

e -. n14‘ -n......—._i.i-s-.. .

Invested by

lidyin United Church and seldom was her: hi! D I1- ill 1 lgil- puree vacant es tong as she was ablaf Malta and while serving with No. 69 Squadron of the R decorated by the Earl of Athlone at u recent Investiture held at Calgary. 1"°1°Wif18 l! the citation ,which the award was made: "One night the aircraft tn ers Cowan, Sutton, and Cline were flying. was employed in tion with naval forces in ation against Great difficulty was communicating with forces, but Flying Officer Cowsan finally succeeded in

this task he was ably assisted by the Pilot and by the Navigator. As s result, enabled to make contact with the convoy, destroyed. cnslons these officers have played outstanding coiira e in the face of the enemy."

of Mrs. H. C. Cowan of Mont ue, and the late Leith 0o B‘ er Montague. plating his Pilot's colrse at Medi- cine Hst, Alberta.

Life Insurance in Canada and ti’f’i’d.

These sales, which upon the experience of

of Forest Hills, Long Island. Somorvilie Mass. Exc. v

Earl of Atltlese ' '

pffifilaf

xw“ hinki

ghon Y°u ‘

lee for yswseifln e complimentary I __ Ofllllltfltlfll Mid

.

Officer Oowan, who won’ 1942 while based at

MISS PIERETTE MAJOR Ienlnl representative trained by fie

DOROTHY GRAY

Ilhh Avenue Solon

O She'll show you how to brighten you: complexion with Dorothy Gray Salon face trest- menis at home. . . give you tips on flattering make-up! You'll discover s new, lovclie: you. Come in any day

September 26th

‘iltgmitlilgigls-

.A.F., was

on

iii December. 1M2, ' which Flying Offic-

conjunc- an oper-

convoy. experienced these

an enemy

conveying "W965i"? information. In

the naval forces were

which was almost totally and 26th‘ On many other oc- ds-

and

ability

g Officer Cowan is a son wan of Low- He is now com-

OHARLOTTETOWN

A MEET MISS PliltillE MMUR

Benufy Spocialisi 0F

1111101111 111111 Today

Miss Major will be at the costvinrios department

l today (Tuesday) and will be delighted to show you how best to use the favourite

nonorsnr GRAY PREPARATIONS

Be sure to visit the Cosmetics Department dllrin" m“ Major's visit: Monday and Tuesday, Septembu- g5“,

MGDRE €~ ITFLEODMEEQ

P. E. I.

‘new ordinary Life Insurance in Canada and Newfoundland, are for new settled-for ordinary in- surance, exclusive of increases, re-

‘were carried out, which ‘ clucled the graduation of fifteen members of the Beginners and Primary Dept. to the Main School.

and Margaret Sm“ “f Kelly!“ ‘IORONTO eptember 2i -— Vivi": dividend lddltklm- 1'9‘ Everythin points to an unusual Cross. v d t Funeral services for Benjamin sales o; new oflunary me msur- insurance acquired, pension bonds and sum" u; ye,“- m m, church The detceased as? ,8 B Bill?“ F. stewnrt, 8i, of 70 Moore street, an“ m Canada and Newfoundland without insurance, annuities, group scrum}, as mtflesung plans have member ° s?‘ Du".§-“-“S f“! c“ ‘vlnmmp- B4855» ‘mmer super‘ during the month of August totai- find 1101951119 bllelfleii- been made includingthe re-organ- Pails“ 5"“ w“ ““““°‘?'b~‘ m“ 111W for Kennedy 6* W» “my led nearly 542000000 according to €__--- lzstion of the Beginners and last m“ “f the Cmmhc Chum‘ Ctmcmm- “'1” be held “i 2 P- M- figures compiled 'by'the Life In- RALLY DAY 5T Primary Dept. organization of new “dmmiswred b" “m5 DM" ' I°Y"°"°W “'- me Mi‘ Ammm cm‘ surance Sales Research Bureau 55977157‘ CHURCH classes and the introduction of g“- Duflng h“. mm“ Sh“ w“ » Cambfldge- cremaum Wm and released today by the Can- new methods in the Beginners 315° visited by H“ Excellency Bis" gnilw- adisn Life Insurance Officers‘ A 19180 flW-‘mlflfflw lefllllred m3 Primary and Junior Depts I léopdlBoyle and Rev. W. J. Mc- Mr. Winthrop died Sunday éat Association Annufl EallvthDsy anduProgiiotiog ' F11‘ 0- ' ' Wintliroi hos ital. Born n Bru - ’ exerc ses at e Ba st' urc Slie leaves to mourn two daugh- 9.1011’ pgim-e Edward Island. he be. asnggfigsvifales by provinces we" school Sunday aftergoun‘ CARLETON W. I. tors Carolyn tCntq-icl and Myi-tlc came ruck champion o! me 15].. I Brnmh Commbia $322500.) The supfl-mgendenm 11 J_ Rup. at 1101110, a stcp-dflllfllllil‘. MP5- and. He was outstanding in ath- Alberta ' ' ert. conducted the service, assist- The T931113!’ mimullv 1119991118 9! John Procmr of I-ltuitcr River; also 1831c cQmpQflflQns in Boston and saskatchéwén“ ed by the pastor’ Rem L Judson Carleton Womens Institute met at taro sisters. Wlrs. Marti’; Dawson took part in the Scottish games‘ Manitoba Levy, and Hon. Supt. M. R. Beth- the home of Mrs. Arthur Mac of Sitmniersltic and ‘M155 Carrie {m- zg 51mg He w“ a gegidgng Ontario mm Mlfiken 0n TWWBY evemnil sept- of Winthrop 43 years. Quebec The story of Samuel was im- 5731-. With the President Dffildlng- Atnss Cards One oi‘ the early breeders of New B,,',,,,,,,,'gk " pressively portrayed by four young Meeting opened with the singing P5 "T Si‘ built)‘ wit! black foxes, Mr. Stewart. was con- M,“ 5mm - " people of the school, Barbara 0! the "0dc’ followed by Creed in um her 11111111" friends sidcrcci an authority among breed- Prince Edwmd mm, Pound, Marguerite Brehaut, Mae lint-ion. Wurwen members res- Bild Yrliitive - crs, Ho was a member .of the Bos- Newfoundland Robinson and Maurice Brehaut. bonded to Roll Call and one Visi-

tor was present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A very satisfactory re- port was given of Ice Cream social. Correspondence W85 read and dis-

Tho Supt. outlined some of the plans for the coming season which indicated much expected progress in Religious Education in the act- ivities of the School and Church.

$41 ,9’10.000

are based

18 com-

ducted by Rev. Emmett r/Iclnnes. ti‘ Quincy: Harold B. f Win- Th Pastor, Mr. Levy, delivered cussed.

The pail-bearers were litr-ssrs. RI‘ tlhrop, and Wellington J. d]! Arling- gniesérilixlefirliiggfg7°zgt~.111” g vgi-y inspiring address, urging Arrangements were made to c->l- B. McTaizue. Louis aionngzhan, “'11-. ton; and four daughters, Mrs. H. E. C. Brown of Forest Hills, Long the scholars to full tic-operation in lect for the Salvation Army Drive liam Casiorci, John Quinn. J. P.l M. Davis of Cambridge; Mrs. C. Island. N. Y.. and Miss Marion P. all the plans being made by those Mrs. Erie Thomson and Mrs. Ar-

in thur Maclvlickeu were appointed tn

charge. - Interesting Promotion exerclses__cgvs§s.__Oifi___motion_se'versl_ small

salad dressing and apple crisp.

Enjoy delicious‘ hvlon-bhked .-TENDERLOIN S TEAM

for supper

That's Hie advice Kate Milton ls giving thousands of Gsnedlen women this '. week in her cookery pages In The Sfandardk Magazine. She gives you a menu of a dinner for four with recipes for all the delicious dishes, Including clear tomato soup, cheese wafers, whole wheat rolls,‘ fresh corn soup, green Ivory one of Ksts Milton's recipes are hated and tested by Mrs. Altken herself before plsblieetdon. For helpffl advice on cooking, read Kain Aitkesfs pages In The Student's Magazine.

nIJO THIS WIIK: Herons In Megrsvore of the Quebec “ Conference . . . photestery out Irene by Larry lest entitled , "lack to Dteppe” . . . Magsslne ankle by Standard was : “rrespendsnl Gerald Clsslt entitled “Insular-City o! ~ why" . . . bscltmund news m... m. Cltklge s»- Foreign 1 INaws Service encluslve to The Standard In Consda, '

ms rksrssr SELLING WEEKEND uswsrarsa m rus MARITIMES

bills were paid. Plans were mad? send boxes to the boys Oversea;

The coinittces gave their report and new ones were alllwiiitaq d; follows, - Sick: Miss Evelyn 5d] and Mrs. Go-dun Ross. Program; Mrs. David i". ui-phy and Mrs. m; Thomson Lunch: Mrs Robert Cnrruthers, Mrs. David Murphy and Mrs. John Deighnii. An in. vitation wag received from Al“, John Deighon to meet at nor 110mg for the next. meeting, which was gratefully accepted. collcction was taken which amounted to 75 cents.