Ben Rig and Frank Galbot, . $,000 ATTEND

Attendance at the two-day fair is estimated at approximately five thousand.

Growth of this exhibition has

ISLAND

BRIEFS

WITH FRIENDS Mrs. Graham Bennett,

Alber-

ton, is spending this week with heifer calf:

-*|Gorrill of O’Leary ‘A new ex-| champion, the champion and re-

friends in Chipman and Moncto

HAVE GUESTS . and Mrs. Alvin Bell, Eims-

Mr. dale, have as their guests Miss

VISITING ALBERTON * Mrs. Alfred Murray, Charlotte- town, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Alberton.

JERSEY RECORD

est B.C.A. last month Is; for the best three dairy females Hedgeiee Alms, owned by Clark! wes swerted to Arveld Samlionsn Loop Announces Alma, as a 12-year-old, produc-| Special prizes for best animals ed a pig a 7 —— we. \s the show are donated by R.T. Playoff Sch ule ng a B.C.A. rat- Holman Ltd, and by D.L. Miller F ing of 168 for milk and 164 for of the Canadian Tire Corporation A meeting of the Central fat. | store in Summerside. Those for, @uee?s Softball League, presided | | by the president, Edmond ' | the best horse went to Don Bar- — * , { s lhear of Alma. and for the best Gallant, was held tast evening at Professional Cards 3”: cae : 4) Rustico. Representatives from oe . |}dairy animal to Keith Boswell | . i = of Victoria and for the best beef ©@<% team were present. Chartered The playoff schedule was an animal to Ivan Clark & Son of - - A ts Belmont, Lot 16. Senqres See Se et me of 8 ccountan best of five series to be played | BEST FOAL ‘on Sunday, August 23rd, with

T. Earle Hickey & Co. | Canadian Bank of Commerce

Building Semmerside, P. E. I. Phone 2235 | \}

E. Ellis & Son Limited, Fire — Auto — Casualty S Summer %. - Summerside

Optometrists E. E. Parkman

Opt. D., 8.0. PHONE 3287

Sommer St. Summerside B. F. Hunter, R.O.

Semmerside, P. E. 1. Phone 3116 SMALLMAW’S BUILDING

Photographers The Read Studios .. w. SEARS

Barristers _George R. MacMahon,

| of O'Leary for senior herd re- gistered, 3-year-old or over, three animals

'Holstein-Friesian Association, The Jersey cow with the high-- The Bank of Commerce Tray

special prizes offered by Char- follows, in the registered class, lottetown artificial insemination| Bert Palmer, Donna Smaliman, unit for junior females born af-|Colbourne Clow, Allan Forbes, ter Jan. 1, , were awarded Carl Montgomery and Milton of Travel- | Montgomery. ge = ra the gate class—Betty Phil- \ e e Smallman, Linda Son of Freetown, Norma\ Adams Sharp, Albert O’Meara, Frankie Scion and Betty Philips of Smaliman and Norma Adams. O'Leary. | This year’ i The champion heifer under’ Mrs. Soa se” Geis oF two years was shown by Colby | Leary. Special prizes for the best Lewis of Freetown and the re-! condition of fruit, donated by serve champion by Ralph Adams Cyril and Roy Leard, were won of O'Leary. The champion senior: by Mrs. Alvin Webb of O'Leary female was shown by Alvin Pal- and Mrs. Robert Oulton of Brae mer of O'Leary and the reserve | AYRSHIRE CLASS champion by Arnold Smallman, Keith Boswell cleaned up most —- O'Leary. . -f the top prizes in Ayrshire cat- st prizes were won by Ar- tle. He had the sentor and grand

; Mold Smaiiman of O'Leary for @ champion male in Cherry Bank

of three—cow, heifer and' Royal Anchor, a bull selected as a by Allan Clow and calf by Edward Boswell Freetown for best three maa po Bi ~ ——

Ss, get of one sire; Wyman He had the reserve junior male

hibitor) for progeny of dam serve junior f :

(two animals: and Alvin Palmer the ee ade serronellyg vm n-30

, female and the grand champion

| and reserve.

. | The grand champion was Lea- Winners in this class will have| tand's Margaret Rose. a daugh-

added to their prizes. for re-! ter of Lealand’s Gay Champion.

— cattle, specials of four This was the cow that was ac-

jars on seniors and two dol-| g@aimed ; y lars on juniors, donated by the | -~ en ee

| day.

8:30 P.M.

~

SUMMERSIDE |kin, Charlottetow

sington, Larkin

The breaks are occurred on Aug

LarkinRe On Break Charge

taken when William Wendell Lar- | local citizens. Larkin was ar-| Summerside police court terday on charges of breaking into the stores of Athol Cotton and MacKenzie'’s Lid., in Ken-

to Monday without bail.

town police officer, Vernon Ree-| Court for lack of evidence

ded| =

man

JERRY

~—,No plea was | large-scale search by police and by Jerry is in love with rested while attempting to thumb a ride a few miles from the scene of the breaks.

with

He was first charged

nN, appeared in yes- |

Admission: 30

Dramatical mom small town bachelor and T.V. on high roof tops. It is halarious. Mi Jerry. See the fun when Jerry takes triplets. Barrels of laughs. The crowd will follow you. GOMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY “THE SHEEP MAN” GLENN FORD AND

, 4, 55 — SAT AUGUST 21-22 IN COLOR

ROCK-A-BYE BABY

LEWIS, MARILYN MAXWELL, CONNIE STEVENS ents. Tall scale laughter. Jerry plays a repair man. The repair work ss Steven’ is

SHIRLEY MACLAIN

care of

| carrying an offensive weapon, was remanded a pocket knife, but this charge

| was dismissed by Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet, Q.C., in|

County Magistrate's | of |

alleged to have 3rd when the Queens

p. m.

speaker.

[ AF AND AM NOTICE POLL MEETINGS —

MONDAY, AUGUST 17th—MONTAGUE EAST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19th-—-GLENFANNING

sho w over all breeds on Thure-| All officers and brethren of Mount | Mariah Lodge No. 15 A.F. & A.M. are requested to assemble at the lodge Sunday, Aug. 23rd at 2:15 purpose of attending Divine Worship at | North Tryon Presbyterian Church at 3

THANK YOU!

ank the livestock men and par-

wf Giddens fier Ce aaa | Oh Bs oe tee en ee ing a car wi ' ed. He was prompt ested : :

‘from the two stores. The car | the bresk, entry oak ‘theft ea ticularly the Ayrshire ee tye ope cbatiye or lafer proved to be a stolen one | ges by RCMP officers at the con-/| me and clipped, washed, s ; gee 7 ine fo en escaped trom, sor tason satan to sum | Goel Sond of fellowship exists with livestock men clutches of the tow st- side, where he ed! B , ,

able and were the ahaa a a aeapans. ‘ — iY and they certainly rate the term “nature’s noble |

; men . |

| Signed:

KEITH BOSWELL AND FAMILY. |

room p.m. for the

’ - ‘ J ia tigi — lf. . . | ate 6 Bedeque Men’s Association Hears NATO Congress Talk 1 , The Bedeque Men's Association gates in attendance. 4 held their monthly meeting in| tess representing i a uate . the United Church bell on Tues-life in the 1¢ coustries ° evening an- (GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: dey cveing with 2 members 22m ‘cing fe Sh Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2 Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2 nus tet eee wk accomplices O’Brien. The delicious chicken| ‘at time and The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Aug. 21, 1959. 3 dinner was prepared by the| Plans erers members of South Bedeque Tie s ‘ W.A. and served by their juxior meeting 2 Bee Causes maabers ae see , Arthur Murray extended the! cigsed the meeting ‘ T k thanks of the Association. to the] diction. | ruck Cras Hiece tor tanir' excellent mon i The president welcomed the BLASTS KASSEM ® ; ‘ ek 1959 new minister to the association. GMC truck with wooden body . Edward Pearson led the sing} CAIRO (Reuters) — Mohamed loaded with ten tons of sand went ‘ ee it oe oe ee Walter Craig. at Hassanein Heikal, editor of the gil l crashing through a culvert at a piano. Sidney Murray con-| United Arab Republic newspaper } zs ee ie private dri < ducted the devotional period.| Al Ahra.a, has forecast a brief { "MOUNT STEWART — “The ment without even knowing| pammday sheeme be whl me wi ACCEPTS POST |Wittred craig read the church) future for Maj.Gen. Abdel Karim Diefenbaker government is pay-|where the money was coming| in @ badly smashed condition but news. Arthur Murray was ap-|Kassem, the Iraqi premier. The 90 cents of every dollar that |from to pay for it. with the driver uninjured. James B. Mair, M.S.W., native | Pointed to solicit delegates to| editor, who often reflects the | is spent on the Hillsboro cause~ Through special ———- Eric Gallant was driving] of Georgetown and presently re-| 44 the conference to be held views of President Nasser, said way, Hon. J. Angus | grants, en-| through the on the road t0| ciding in W das ted te Stanhope soon. in an editorial Kassem is 4 5 MacLean, P.E.I. representative |baker has made it ble for| rt 16 when a bumblebee settled| ns, #2 indeor, - ac-| Ralph Callbeck introduced J.| ®@tionalist, Communist nor pat- im the federal cabinet. This state- | the province to pay its share of | on his He kept 7 but | Copied @ position as psychiatric’; Wright. manager of Amal riot but a “‘Kassemite”’. ; thada leat be- |the hospital scheme, he declar- Sem. aa driving case worker in Ottawa with the Brae pe- ge £ 13 a we ~: eo les: when it crawled up on his face he} prestant Children’s Village. The | ™4ted Dairies Lid.. Summerside GROWING CITY r u] 4 a See ing | He pointed out that the cost of owatted &. Aa be did Ger big truck Village is a residential tr a ee ee Havana, capital of Cuba, has = © of Third District of Queens’ elec- |Shipping potatoes from the Island ous roped es section! nome for emotionally disturbed | (One nn et Cerne et ts. population since he to Boston or Montreal is now 33 culvert and ploughed | chiidren. He will take up his new} ™¢ antic Congress| the turn of the century to some ; . -_|per cent lower through the feder-| “rough the roadside ditch. It) aities in January. Currently Mr which he recently attended in| 1,117,000. . | Chairman for the meeting was |); almost crawled up on the lawn : os London, England. ; Setth rove. assistance freight rates for| i) of i of dip Le- | Mir is completing his internship He said 7 Also speaking were the candi- (such Island | in from home of Philip Le-| 4 the Psychiatric Division of there were 500 dele-’. dates for the district, J, Russel |SUTTERFAT CONTENT Ne Wayne County General Hospital ‘ ani ‘Andrew MacRae, |Amdrew B. MacRae declared The frame of the truck Ws! .) Ficise, Michigan. He was pre- s - ptured all the | Driscoll *lthat the Conservative govern-| badly battered ‘and twisted and as youth secret- SOURI THEATRE ' ‘ord Senator J.J. Maconald, Walter viously employed Hereford—class at | 5© ; : ment when elected will enact| the huge body was snapped clean for the Wipdsor Y.M.—Y.M CAMEO ; Shaw ‘and John A. Macdonald, ijegisiation whereby all milk and| of to come to rest in the ditch |"). Mr. and Mrs. Mair will be , Frid i 5 oo PES areas Mr. emphasized the Soeines 2 Se a Tthe chassis wae finally haul- leaving Windsor in September for Kensington y and Saturday A -. e e,° federal government's participa- a a ‘ek cae tome ra | a four-month tour of Canada, the} rj sat. 7:15, 9:15. Matinee August 21 - 22 rince TCoun X tion in the Trane-Caneda High-liheir butierfat ‘content ‘as ‘de-| fuck, The dameged vehicle is| Unted States ond Mexico, Poor | sat. 1:00 p.m. | | y ! I ion way construction, as well as the termined by government - ap- reported owned hy Edward Arsen- | % ‘aime up y It's the story of a beautiful. “The Badlianders" Roads to Resources program. |poined inspectors ault, Wellington. Hivirs:-Mair is the a White Stallion “SNOWFIRE” | ; [He also pointed out that a new|” He also suggesied that among| ‘The bumblebee is dead. The| Kin. youngest daughter ol, o| and a little girl Molly McGowan. Starring: Alan Ladd and ‘ , ice-breaking ferry is to be built /the many beauty spots in Kings| cause of the accident died just | #4 Mrs. A. G. King of “M8 /The show is in beautiful color. | ws . onc cces for the Borden-Cape Tormentine |County it would be highly pos-! prior to the crash as Gailant’s bottetown it’s a show for all the family te | Ernest Borgnine —— run by the federal government. sible to establish a new national! aime was true when heswatted enjoy. Also serial. { : SURVEYS NECESSARY park. it LEAVE FOR CNE f ; ; More detailed surveys were| Provincial party leader Wal-|— i \—Earl and | been almost phenomenal. This , Ww . ; as : LONDON (Reuters . ALBERIUN BUREAU | year there a is wae ox | puattings Sat ame —" a Ye added th " a rae vai oe Hat the | a debrewes ho turned west t0-| Countess a ____ OF THE GUARDIAN hibitors than last year. Even Specials for feeder steers of-| this mould be one of the Sr taae haeieded Gecan loan policy| ward St. Eleanors. He proceeded| don by air Thursday for New Officially opened by Hon.| with increased barn accomoda-} fered by Ralph Adams of O'Leary : mg — — of ai toe up to the! on his right side of the road until York, where they wi sound THEATRE a Eugene Cullen, minister of agri-| tion almost 100 cattle could not were won by Ivan Clark & Sons n _Conade, a ~ an increase which/ after meeting a gravel truck,|¢hree days before continuing on culture, Wednesday afternoon,|be given sheiter. Close to 350| of Belmont, Arnold Wood of West | mere, 2 Sreat many surveys when he apparently decided to! t» Toronto for the Canadian Ne ) the Prince County Exhibition at | cattle were entered altogether. | Cape, Therin Ellis of O'Leary would be needed. ss é around and go back. MONTAGUE Alberton closed last evening} Judging was concluded late: and Milford Ellis of O'Leary Mr. MacLean asked “whethe plant which the Premi has According to eye witness re- i + with round dancing to the music| Thursday afternoon. In the |" Special prizes for the best two | ished Sain ‘the Tmeccnt’ ofa (been talking about has already | Ports tis attention was apparent- \ of Lowell Huestis’ Orchestra and toadster horse class a mare bacon hogs (Yorkshire) offered | tris” Siar yent’ which’ despite (been set up in Alliston, Ont. He| ly attracted to something to his BORDEN square to music furn-| owned by Willard Coughlin was | by Robert E Campbell of Elms- tired which despite | So wondered about the wisdon:t Tight, but be nevertheless started Fri ished by Edward Jones and/Pronounced champion, with the/ dale were awarded to Raymond | a. “atemens to the contrary me let trying to grew teheo a make a left turn into the cen- L iste ok Boxee. reserve chamtpionship going to | Hardy. Alder Pridham, Hudson | ge ein then once chow [Brivate farm in P.E.T. instead| tre of the road apparently un- SCHOO A new and popular entertain-|Hilton Barnet. Champion stal-/|prignam and Ha Pri the people of the province show-|00 11 an Experimental F aware that a panel truck driven . Aug. 21-22 ment feature this year was a|lion in this class is owned by | on or Mont rry Pridham. ed in 1957 and again in 1958 that |i) Noy Scotia arm **/ by Errol Laughlin, Sherbrooke Will re-open on Cer 7 variety program of instrumental |Frank McAlduff. Prizes for 36, OF Montrose. Another special | they were capable of changing ; ae epprosching. laa 9 i music, singing, step dancing and #fogeny of dam went to Willard | Pifered by Mr. Campbell. for the | their political thinking. He found ‘ Fn eee isk —the tine | AUGUST 26th, 195 “RIO ’ tap dancing by local talent from | Coughlin and Hilton Barnett: and | Mandrace sow with litter | a similarity between the hospiéal Bo Is In ured ing blow after Mr. Laughlin for the BRAVO” | ) a number of West Prince com- | for get of sire to Willard Cough- went to Frank Bryan of Cascum- | insurance plan debate in the pro- y | eel tie brakes and veered to 9-60 John Wayne the big guy with the, battered hat. Hi munities. | in. a i a i vincial legislature and the pipe- id @ collision. Fortunately the School year 195 Dean Martin the ragged woman-wrecked castof called ; As in previous years Burke’s| In the draft:horse class owner'| Peo r the best bacon hog | line debate in the House of Com- At St Eleanors 7% » shoulder of the . Duke. i : ived of th i in | Offered by Don and Victor Camp- of i ° fell on the Signed: Pipe Band was well received. je champion mare is Elvin} ion of Albert oe mons of a few years back in | toad rather than the pavement. Ricky Nelson the rocking baby-faced kid. Thursday afternoon Beales and orer ofthe reserve a a Mee [St atti Mme form | SUMMERSIDE Deu “Bod-| “Taman Buity wee revzced| | MRS. TW. CANN, And time as, runing out throu bul hol at Ro The tractor roadeo, a new fea-| é , , , 10, of St. Elea- in Hos- vo. As new as it ‘is terrific. ture at the fair. attracted a| A class for ponies was added| .¥-* Moase Bethe hr gimme J In conclusion tke urged the | 20"s was rushed to Prince County) 81" He is q son of Mr. and Mrs. anes —s large audience and a.good. num. | the prize list this year_ First | sese, Russel. H of Al "| thoughtful and _politically-wise | Hospital yesterday morning suf- Clarence Cameron. - | Coming lay and Tuesday j ber of entrants: Winners are | for Ponies. two years or under, | and Ha: Pri ayes a berton voters of Prince Edward Island g ehoulder and foot injuries n CT Indiscreet ' seniors: Walter Wells, Alberton: | Went to Elizabeth Campbell, Al-| Carp roa Montrose. | tg vote Progressive Conservative | 25 the result of a bicycle-panel aaa —=——————— f Oliver, Greenmouht;|berton. Winners in the section “coer on | J. Russell Driscoll in talking| ‘Tuck collision one-quarter mile | Dg eet cy ete ee i William Bell Jr.. All for ponies three years nd older peci s prizes offered by Don’ shout the hospital ‘nsurance plan| ast of St. Eleanors corner on the Juniors - Douglas Johnston,|Went to Randall Boates and ee of Alberton for calves | pointed out that the Liberal gov-| Sherbrooke Road. f O'Leary; Sherill Barwise, 0O’- Wendell Smallman, both from | irl 16 cared for by a boy OF jernment agreed to the federal| Buddy reportedly had borrow- | | Mthesmy: Gardner Wallace. o’-| O'Leary. | Soascdhen besak sive ~~ the | ema plan as proposed by the ed a bike from a chum and after Leary. HOLSTEIN CLASSES | Saebies te, GUM af aalede anak cetemerttt-neretreaernecerrane eran | : Judgig were Alvin Palmer,| In the holstein-friesian class,| showmanship were awarded as. : ; ; ; Y RIVER , “th . THEATRE, MURRA fe are \

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The Conservative candidates for Char- lottetown, Parkdale and the Royalties announce that they will carry on their election campaign strictly in accordance with the regulations of the Election Act. | This means we will not use, or will our \j

Rev. Donald Campbell will be guest

A prize for the best 1959 foal, action getting underway at 1:30 donated by Frank Hardy of Rose-| p.m.

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All brethren from sister lodges are cordially invited to attend.

By order Worshipful Master.

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NOTICE

Students for Grades X, XI, or XII coming to Stella Maris High School, North Rustico, apply to the Secretary. Stella Maris has its own scholar- ships in addition to those offered by the Depart- ment of Education. Apply early.

THE SECRETARY,

Stella Maris High School North Rustico, P.E.I.

NOTICE MONTAGUE

Schools will reopen for the fall term on

LL.B. (Alse Kensington on Saturday's) Phone Summerside 3551 255 Water St. Summerside

A. B. Campbell, BA, LL.B,

SEPTEMBER 2nd By order of Trustees.

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Fri. 7:15-9:15 t; 2:00 -7:15-9:15

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st—CARDIGAN PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

THANK YOU.

the Murray Harbour tea party wish to. all other persons who in any way helped |

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The committee of thank the following and to make the day such a success.

Fisher Bros. ........-++secccesecsemeesssceresccseros Charlottetown | J. W. Windsor and Co. ..scccceccccccnscccsoccreress Charlottetown | DeBlois Bros. obeee QS eceee SO eee OOO Ee eeereeaeeeeetee Charlottetown | Carvel] Bros. ......--ccccccececccccccssrscccsccscerss Charlottetown | S. T. Green and Co, ..ceececsceersess cocccecsecesss. Charlottetown | Keefe Drug Co. .....--cetescereeees woacebesececenses CAEORUIWA Clarke Fruit Company .......+++++ee0s beccoeseccoess Charlottetown Central Creameries .............:.+-.:sseeeeedeeeeee. Charlottetown | O. P. W. Paints per Moore & MacLeod .........++- Charlottetown | Re SAMAR TOs inci h trio docs sthiuccacssien Charlottetown Goodspeeds (P. E. 1.) ..cccccccccsccccccccccsssseees Charlottetown ; Bobinnoms Supplies... ....cccccdccsecesccsccccsssence Charlottetown | RAMCAAMRR DRMIING 0 ooo 5 5 0 cds sodas casa cecadss 6000454 s35 | rn Wendall Graham and Son ................ Murray Harbour North) Bh, NE 25 5 6 os Ken cei e bins Veddccvenbeesscees. Murray River) Oe Ee ME iii. scsenkeshistdanb pecs evinké Murray River | i PO OUR OG osc cb bievek ssh dceces cosdcdsanes Murray River | Ferguson Meat Market ........-.0sceeceieeeeceeeeens Murray River. BD, PE DARCHIBDOR. 20. i ccsvcccstecscessincccccsosss Murray River | ies secede sabi dedeiaes Murray Harbour Da Wg MUNUMEE ocavecsccccccccdes i is hads Kane ehens® Murray Harbour

Murray Harbour | . Murray Harbour | Murray Harbour | Murray Harbour | Keeping and MacKay Beach Point) John Brooks, Mrs. Freda Stewart, Mrs. David White, Mrs. Colin) White, Mrs, Fred Davey, Mrs. John Winsloe, and Mrs. Ernest) MacLeod.

T. H. Fraser Lea & MacFarlane ...... danssupesion Vaniderstine Service Station ............cccse0e.: L. U. Stewart

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supporters use, any money liquor or any other inducement to sway the voter on Election Day. FARMER AND STEWART

WILL NOT BUY VOTES. 7

WE CHALLENGE OUR TWO LIBERAL OPPONENTS TO MAKE THE SAME STATEMENT.

Be A Winner Vote Al..Farmer and Stewart ELECT A UNITED TEAM

The Party of The Causeway

Inserted by the 5th Queens Progressive Conservative Aesn.

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