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Standard Bred Mare or Gelding. reg.. any age: 1. Edw. Gallant, at. Charles; 2. S. J. McDonald, Chen-

stow. Robert Chappel, Judge. Horse Specials

C1111 Townshend-special. 35.00.

Mare or Gelding for General Purpose. 2 years or over: Daniel Bourke.

Seaman's Beverages 5pecla'l- 3500.

Stands. Bred Mara with Foal: S. J. McDonald. Chepstow. E.S. Johnston at C0. Special- 3l0.00: . Draft Horses hitched to trucir-wagon: 1. T. J. Kicltham. 35.00. Champion Draft Mare or Gold- ing: Cliff Townshend. 35.00. Eldon McKenzie Special, 34.00: Best team hitched to truck- wagon: T. J. Klckham. 34.00. J. 8. Francis at Sons Special: Best Carriage Mare shown in harness: Ernest Dlngwell, 35.00.

CATTLE llerefords

Hereford Bull 2 yedra or over. registered: 1. Lelth Townshend, Sourls. .

Hereford Bull Calf, 1 Leith Townshend.

Hereford Cow in niilit hr calf. pure bred or grade. 3 yrs. or over: 1. Leith Townshend; 2. Peter Mc- Aulay. Chepstow: 3. 4. .3; 5. Lelth Townshend.

Hereford Heifer under 3 years. pure bred or grade: 1. Lelth Town- shend; 2. Joseph P. McAulay: 3. Lelth Towiisliend; 4. John Shee- hnn. Bear River.

Hereford Heifer under 2 years. pure bred or grade: 1. Joseph P. McAulriy. Sourls Line Road; 2. , Pt-ter McAulay. Chepstow. Hereford llelfer Calf. registered:

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U30 it like cream. Uniliiuted Carnation is wonderful on cereals and fl'l.l...i-. . . in coffee . . . in cream recipes . . . for whipping.

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"from Conlonfad Cows"

ALWAYS -ASK FOR

1. Leith Townshend.3ourls; 2. Jos- eph P. McAulay.

Charles MeAulay, Bout-is Line Rd.

Two Animals Progeny or one dam. reg.: 1. Leith Townshend.

Three Animals. get of one sire. registered: 1. Lclth Townshentl.

Hard of Hereford Cattle consist- ing of one biill one year or over. and three females. any age: 1, Leith Townshend.

Champion F c In a. I e. Hereford: Leith Townshend.

Champion Male. Hereford; Leith Tun bend.

Shorthorns

Shorthorn Bull Calf. registered: 1. 2. 8: 3. John and Mary Du Pas- quier.

Shorthorn Cow in milk or calf. pure bred or grade: 1., 2., 3. its 4. John and Mary Du Pasquier.

Shorthorn Heifer under 3 years. pure bred or grade: 1. John and Mary Du Pssquier. St. Peters; 2. "Jimmy riynn. souiia West.

Shorthorn Heifer under 2 yum. pure bred or grade: 1.. 2. 6: 3. John and Mary Du Pasquier; 4. Elmer McDonald.

Shorthorn Heifer Calf. registered: 1. John and Mary Du Pasquler.

Shorthorn Heifer Calf. Grade: 1. st 2. Tommy Flynn,Sourls West: 3 Plus Finnan. Sour-is West; 4. Elmer McDonald. Souris.

Two Animals Progeny of 1 Dam. registered: 1.. 2.. 3. as 4. John and Marv Du Pasquier.

Three Animals get of one sire. registered: 1. at 2. John and Mary Du Pasquier.

Champion Male: John and Mary DusPisquer.

Champion - Female: Mary Du Pasquier.

Athol Roberts, Judge.

Hereford Jr Shorthorn Specials

Estate W. B. Leard Special:

Best Hereford Bull: LeithTown-' sherid. 1 pair overalls.

Best Shorthorn Cow: John and Mary Du Pasquier. pr. work boots.

Charles Townshend Special:

Best Mature Cow. Hereford: Lelth Townshend.

Bruce Stewart Special:

Best Hereford Heifer Calf. reg.: Leith Townshend. 5 gallons motor oilhlmperial.

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HOLSTEINS

Holiiteln Bull 2 311.. registered: 1. R. L. Burge. St.' Peters; 2. Alex Maccormaclr. St. Marzarets.

Holstein Bull 1 yr. old. registered (Junior): 1. Charles S. McDonald Souris River; 2. Preston Bryenton. Rollo Bay.

Holstein Bull Calf. registered: 1 Fred Coffin, Rollo Bay; 2. Pres- ton Bryenton.

Holstein Cow in milk. 3 years or over. reg.: 1. R. L. Burge; 2. Pres- ton Brycnton: 3. R. L. Burge; 4. Chas. McDonald.

Holstein Cow. dry. 3 years or over. reg.: 1. Preston Brycnton; 2. Albln Burge. St. Peters; 3. Howard Dillon; 4. Fred Coffin.

Holstein Heifer in milk. 2 years old. reg.: 1. Chas. S. McDonald; 2. Preston Bryenton; 3. Albln Burge; 4. Howard Dixon.

Holstein Heifer. dry. 2 years old. reg.: 1. Preston Bryenton; 2. Chas. S. McDonald.

Holstein Heifer 1 years old. reg.. Senior: 1. Howard Dixon: 2. 3.: 3. R. L. Burge: 4. Fred Coffin.

Holstein Heifer 1 year old. reg.. Junior: 1. R. L. Burge; 2. Elora Chlng: 3. Fred Coffin; 4. Chas. S. McDonald.

Holstein Calf, lleg.: 1. R. L. Burgc; 2. dz 3. Howard Dixon; 4. Leland Dixon, Elmira.

Holstein Grade Cow in milk or calf. Ihyears or over: 1. Preston Bryenton; 2. 5: 3. Gerald Coffin.

Holstein Grade Heifer 2 yrs. old: 1. Preston Bryenton; 2. as 3. Ger- ald Coffin; 4. Elwood Chihg.

Hnitein Grade llelfer 1 yr. old: 1. Preston Bryenton: 2. Daniel McDonald. 'Souris River: 3. Fran- ci.s Howlett. Gowan Brae: 4. Dan- lei McDonald. sourls River.

Holstein Grades Heifer Calf. sen- ior and junior: 1. Zilla Mclnnis. Gowan Brae; 2. Preston Bigyenton; 3. Daniel McDonald; 4. Gerald Coffin.

Two Animals Progeny of one Dani. reg.: 1. R. L. Burge; 2. Pres- ton Bryenton; 3. Howard Dixon.

Three Animals Get of One Sire: 1. Preston Bryenton: 2. R.L. Burge: 3. Chas. S. McDonald.

Herd of Holstein Cattle: 1. R. L. Burge; 2. Preston Bryenton; 3. Chas. S. McDonald; 4. Fred Cof-

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Hereford Heifer Calf. grade: 1.

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Champion Male: Charles McDonald. Champion Female: Donald.

Cecil J. Stewart. Judge.

HOLSTEIN SPECIALS

Canadian Bank of Cornnnrce special. best dairy cow. any breed (silver bowl): '7harles McDonald. Boiirls Creamery Special. best Holstein Calf (junior) reg.: R. L. Burge, 1 bag Dairy Ration. Morell-Co-Operative Special. 35, best. Junior Heifer Holstein under 2 years: R. L. Biirge. ' Holstein Friesian Specials: Twr. animals progeny of dam: 1. R. L. Burge. 34.00; 2. Preston Brycnton, 33.00. ' '

R. L. Burge. Charles CM-n

Gei. of Sire: 1. Preston Brycnton. 35.00; R. L. Burgc. 34.00.

Herd of Holstelns: 1. R.L. Burge. 35.00; 2. Preston Bryenton. 34.00. Best Holstein Female. reg.. un- der 2 yrs: 1. Howard Dixon. 34.50; 2. R. L. Burge. 33.50.

Holstein Cow showing best ud- der: 1. Charles McDonald. 34.00; 2 Preston Bryenton. 33.00.

Bank of Nova Scotla, Morell: Holstein Herd: 1. RL. Burge, 33.00; 2. Preston Bryenton. 32.00. .

St. Peter's Co-Operative Special: Holstein Junior Female: R. L. Burge. 34.00. .

R. L. Burge Special: Best Pro- eny of Dam: R. L. Burge. 35.00. John Francis Special: Senior Yearling Heller Holstein: Howard Dixon. 5500.

Preston Bryenton Special: Hol- stein Herd: l. R. L. Burge, 33.00;. 2. Preston Bryenton. S'.Z.00. Sheriff Edwin Reid Champion Dair Cow: McDonald, 34.00. I Reserve Champion Dairy Cowtl R, L. Binge, 33.00. l Best Showmanship: 1. Dixon, Fortune Bridge; Wood, Farmington.

I AYRSIIIRES l I

Ayrshire Bull 3 years and over. registered: 1. Robert White. , Ayrshire Bull 1 year old. regal senior: 1. Gavin Reid. Montaguez, 2. Robert Acorn. Duntlas. Ayrshire Bull Calf. registered:. 1. Brent Stead. Bay Fortune: 2. P A. Mclsaac, Souris Line Road. Ayrshire Cow in milk or calf. '1 years or over, reg.: 1. Edwin Reid and Son. Rollo Bay; 2. Gavin Reid. Montague; 3. P..A. Mclstiac; 4. Edwin Reid and Son. Ayrshire Cow 3 years or oven; dry. N:l1.: 1. Robert White, Rolioi Bay: 2. Gavin Reid; 3. Robert White. 1 Ayrshire Heifer (dry). 2. yrs. old.1 reg. 1. 6: 2. Edwin Reid A: Son. : Ayrshire llelfer 1 yerir old. reg.. lseniorl: l. Edwin Rciti & Son: 2. Robert White; 3. Zita McGaugh. Bear River. l Ayrshire Heifer 1 yr. old. reg, junior: 1. .Q- 2. G:lVlll Reid. Mont- ague; 3. Allmn Wood. Farmington; 4. Etiwm Reid & Son. Ayrshire Calf. reg.: 1. Edwin Reid 3: Son: 2. & 3. Gavin Reid; 4. Al- bert Acorn. Dundris, Ayrshire Grade Cow in milk or calf, 3 yrs. or over: 1. Henry Mal- lard, Gowiui Brae; 2. Alban Wood; 3, & 4. Elmer McDonald. Souris. Ayrshire Grade Heifer. 2 years: 1. Joseph P. McAulay. Souris Line Road: 2. Elmer McDonald. souris; 8. John Shcehan. Bear River. Ayrshire Grade Heifer 1 yr. old: 1. Bernice McGaugh. Bear River; 2. HCl11',V Mallard; 3. Joseph Mc- Isaac. Bear River; -1. A. A. John- son. Soiiris Line Road. Ayrshire Grade llelfer Calf. seri- ior and junior: 1. Alban Wood: 2.

Arnold 3 2. Albar. !

Francis Shcehan: 3. Zita Mc- Gaugh: 4. James Hughes. Bear River.

Two animals progeny of one

dam. reg.: 1. ac 2. Edwin Reid dz Son: 3. Gavin Reid. Montague. Three animals get of one sire, reg.: 1. Edwin Reid & Son; 2. 5.: 3. Gavin Reid.

Herd of Ayrshire Cattle: 1. in Reid: 2. Rober: White.

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Champlon Male: Gavin Reid. Brent Stead. p Champion Female: Edwin Reid

& Son: Gnvin Reid. L. W. Roper. Judith

AYRSHIRE SPECIALS

Sonrls Creamery Special: Best Ayrshire Calf, Jiinior., Reg: E. Reid &: Son. 1 bag 166;. Dairy Ra- tion. Morell Co-Operative p Special: Best Junior Heifer Ayrshire under '2. years: E. Reid 8;: Sons. 3500. Bank of Nova Scotla. Morell. Special: Ayrshire Herd: 1. Gavin Reid. 3300: 2. Robert. White. 32.00. St. Peter's Co-Operative Special: Junior Pcmale Ayrshire: E. Reid .5; Son, 33.00. R. L. Burge Special: Best Pro- irony of Dam. Ayrshire: E. Reid dc Son. 5500. Robert White Special: Ayrshire Get or Sire: 1. E. Rt-itl st Son. 33.00; 2. Gavin Reid. 32.00.

P. A. Mclsaai-. Special: Best Calf Club: 1. Bear River Club. 36.00; 2. Gowan Brae. 34.00.

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your marriage, yout.-i better get the whole affair off your mind and tnllcw your own sugttesfioiis ft: future conduct. Look at it this way: ifoirvc nothing to icse by believing your husband and relying on his assurance that this girl meant nothing to him. on the other hand. the sure way to get nim out of the house every night is to keep nagging.

DON'T BROOD ABOUT IT

Brooding isn't going to do either you or your baby any good. Stop it! Of course in your physical condition you are bound to magnify all troubles, but you must adopt. it more sensible mental attitude or spoil coinplctely what should be for both you and your husband a very happy ocriod.

11 you are jealous or suspicious by nature. these faults must -- and can be -- overcome. You mav be left alone many evenings with a new ruby. Don't turn can such occasion into a session of worry and doubt over hubby's ivhereaboiita or activities. Suspicion is a growth that spreads and multiplies like a weed. Kill the first faint outcroppings, and inc scourge is conquered. Foster it with further doubts and it kills every bit ct carclully nurtured love.

DEAR DORO'I'1.'Y Dix: I have two daughters, one single and one mar- ried Recently 1. remarked to the single one that I had only been in the other daughter's home three times in a year for dinner. She answered

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triar. was an I could expect. I gueu I'm a little hurt, as 1 always did so much for the girls. Now all tncy want is for me to sew:toi- them and never visit for I meal. I guess we older mothers lust. must take a bacl scat, give and do, expect nothing and we won't be disappointed.

ANSWER: 4 mother should be a welcome guest in a niai-ried dangli- ter's home at. all times - provided. or course. she isn't a troubiemaker. She should be doubly welcome when she does the family sewing, as you do. and helps with the baby tending. A girl who would have any other thought is calicus. Your daughters don't realize what, an asset they have in a mother who car. and will do the odd jobs that accumu- late in a. family. Thclrs is a rare privilege. and one that should certainly be recognized by giving you a warmer welcome to their homes. .

DEAR MISS DIX: We are three girls who work in the same office. WI are constantly being threatened by a Jealous co-worker for talking with her ex-boy friend who also works with us. There is no romance between

them now. and to us he is Just 3 friend. should we stop talking to him or ignore her threats'. THREE PUZZLED GIRLS

ANSWER: Your Jealous friend sounds like ii complete idiot and certainly should be ignored. 11 her threats become too annoying, take the matter up with one of your superiors.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to re-ail:-rs, lmi. will ans-' rai interest through her column.

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