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, following stores . ” lcnhters. laminae ltrsati Ooarlias Drugstore, 11 Central Ihahti News-stand. Water aims; aura owns. cl onaraio, ltssotg

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wire; sum: Vince's own aauiii ltraat; sanui. loll- 'Iorvlce Drug More; M... larceny, convent Street.

snout so-3 omm H-1 33:."

i-naxlcs. - avuy Wednesday. i Cid Lower r.-reetcwn School.

' -u.i.vs-raarsn. "book "can- roretc on the Farm" also fresh Port- land cement obtainable st Bra.ce's.

-QUALITY rockwool and rock- 'ool batts in clean heavy paper .a.l'tons, in stock at Bruce's.

-PATIENT BECAPTUBED ..

he male patient who escaped ft m Falconwood Hospital last 5: urday was picked up in a field rte r Alberton last evening by C stables Fortan and Barrie of i Alberton detachment of the Rt. .M.P. The escapee surrender- rtl quietly and will be returned to the hospital today.

. -WELL-KNOWN DOCTOR i i E -- Dr. F. W. Christopher of

st. n 'is enjoying his annual visit 3 his native Province. The rent l doctor is a product of Tig- nisl . He went to Boston while qui:e young. and by thrift and mi ality saved a competence suf- fi,ci.nt to pay expenses of a course I altimore Dental College. He h s lately retired after 40'years of ma tice in Boston. He is a promin- tiit ember of the Boston Cana- dian Club. and fosters and patron- iies torthwhile Canadian move-

enti He always manages to syn-

ron'e his annual visit with Old liom Week. I-Ila general know- ledge of harness racing puts him at th near "oracle" class. --K

i ( MT -FUNERAL AT TRYON-The funeral of s. (Reva George Soiriers. Bu erside. was held mm the Tryon United Church n Mondsy,,August 10th, and was ery. largely attended. Rev. Alex- ander Macxay conducted the ser- vice and brought a. comforting I cssage from ist chapt. Philip- ia.ns, am verse. "To live is Christ and to die is gain". Hymns sung were "33l'd Psalm. "Abide With Me", and "My Heart Ia Resting :Oh My God". Pallbearers were klllri-ier Newson. James MacDonald, thur Dawson, Austin Smith. pllilliam Johnscn,x Ernest Johnson. tent was int Tryon Cemetery.

'7i” ' i Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aldrich and den. Conn., t.l.s.A., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Aldrich's bro- ther. Harold and Mrs. Bagnsll, Central Bedeque. B.

-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pickard. and family. St.

turned on August 8th from ii very enjoyable holiday to the New England States. While there they visited with relatives in Maine, .Vlass., and Conn.-S.

--Mr. and Mrs. Donald Suther- land of New York are at present visiting Mrs. Suthei-land's uncle. Percy D. Crosby .of st. Eleanors. This is their first visit to Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Sutherland is it daughter of Mrs. L. S. Crosby of Banff, Alberta. 8.

All Hail Travel

l Continued from page 1 resort city of Nice'.had-citiitiri-my nay, without A formal order.

'24-Hour Strike

Ilnions of the Paris subway and bus systems voted to st.-uzn a '24-hour strike beginning this

3 morning. That means several hundred thousand will have to walk to work or take taxis.

All signs point to a worsen- ing of the situation and a re-

petition of last. week's vast

. walkout of 2.0(l0.0fl0 wnrkcrs. uhich affected practicrilly all sectors of government ser- vice.

The strike wave began last week in protest against govern- ment plans to raise the railro- mr-nt. age of many state Nil- Dlhyces and eliminate many part- i”"P .l0hs. The walkouts were launched by the non-Communist unions.

The new outbreak tvasfalled

hi" the Communist-run General Labor Federation. which has add- erl It general upward revision of snliirics to its demands and call- ed for the ouster of what it terms the reactionary cabinet of Prcmier Joseph Lanlel.

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&..L, - Eskimo beamed at him in miles and when the interpreter was ask- ed what had been said. he replied: ”l'le doesn't want to buy any of ,V'l0ilTt income tax, it is too expen- sve." '

The North. observes Inspector Nevin. is not nearly so isolated to- ilitv as it was during the time in Which he served there. Radio nnd air travel have greatly improved the int of those obliged to live in that "male siren.

During his twenty-two years as 5 hnlice officer. Inspector Nevin his had occasion to serve in many Darts of Canada. He was person- nel officer for the Maritime: and '3'" nersonnel officer at Head- Quartcrs in Ottawa.

The Nevins have three children. W0 sirls sight and eleven rind ii

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their son Malcolm of f-Iam- gchndre” E”z3b"h'

-G IEIAP cu ft. Binder Twine-with every -bale you get a

good is-inch tie rope. 3uy,at 3race's. - -

-s'r. Mantra cossssainoias. SCHOOL. Buinmaraide. opening

Sept. nth. One year training in business subjects.

-LOBTEI SUPPER. St. Msrk's Parish Grounds. not 7. Wednesday. August 19th. Supper '15 cents. served from 4 o'clock on. Games. etc.

-ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mccarville, Kensington. wish to announce the engage-- ment ot their eldest daughter, Mary Naomi to Emmett Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mo.- lnnls, Kensington, marriage to take place in September.

--ENGAGEMT.'N'I'- Mrs. Roder-

ick T. Morrison wishes to an- nounce the engagement of her daughter, Ruth i Helen to Rev.

David Roderick Morrison, son of Mrs. Hilda Buckler and the late rdoek Morrison of Tatania- gauche, N. S., marriage to take place Sept. 2. I

-INJURED IN ACClDEN'l'- Henry and Leo Peters of Lot 'l

near St. Louis were taken to the

Western Hospital at Alberton about eleven o'clock Monday even- ing following an accident in

which their car went out of con- trol, left the highway and ended up in a field heavily damaged. One of the occupants was thrown through the windshield of the late model car and both were sufl'er- ing cuts and bruises. Leo Peters was released the following morn- ing with the other accident vic- tim remalnlng in the hospital for X-ray and further treatment. His condition is not serious. 5.

Alma and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lyle. Cen- tral, Lot 16, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, Ellerslie. were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John 2:. Mountain. Alma. They were also -guufaof Mr. 'and'-Jlrl.--David Gordon.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Horne and Sharen and Judy of Trenton. N. 5., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dun- bar. Alma. and Mr. and Charles MacMillan, Woodvale. Mr.

and Ml'I. Frank Pridham,

pawns RMd,iMrs. Mabel Myron and Rev. Mr. Charlottetown, and Mr. and Mrs. lam Mm H"”-V D5Vi5 01 Fl'9d"iC" Percy Miller. Central Lot 16. re-twni N B" hi!" "mrmd m me” had one tsccond. two

homes after s at Pridham's Montrose.

pending it few days summer .

Mrs. Joseph Murphy of Mon- treal returned to her home after spending part of her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Mac- Lellan. -

Miss Pauline Gordon. Mont- rose, has gone to Fredericton. N. 3.. where she will visit for a few days.

On July 29. about to relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barbour in a family farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.- Benjamin Barbour and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strath who were returning to their homes in Toronto the following morning. The evening was spent in music and social chat. Ice cream and cake was served by the hostess af- ter which all dispersed to their

'homes wishing Beniiic and Doris

and Mr. and Mrs. Btrath a safe journey to Toronto.

Mr. Wm. Leonard. Avonlalce. Ohio. is the house guest of her niece, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar.

Mr. Amos Harris of Everett. Mass. is visiting his sister. Mrs. Mary Dunbar, Alma.

Mrs. Mary Maclsean. Cornwall.

is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac- Dunbar.

Mr. Leo Wallace returned to his home in Aylrner. 0nt.. on Aug. 0. after spending two weeks visiting relatives in Alma and Tignlsh. He tins accompanied to Bordena by his sister, Mrl. L. J. Crowse and Mr. Crowse. and "sister-in-law. Mrs. John P. Wallace. '

Mr. and Mrs. J. William Pro- tilt of summerside. and infant son spent the week ending August ii, at the home of Mrs Profitt's parents in Alma. ' -

....mL.:.- SPEEDY OUTPUT

L NDON ICE:-Associated Port and Cement Manufacturers Ltd.. has pnnounced a record-

breaking year in which five bdgs of cement were produced every se- cond. The group is the largest --- ment producer in the world.

Ev-Superintendent Churchill at 17 Villa Ave. ' v

The retiring officer in command of "L" Division. superintendent N. W. Churchill. who has been trans- ferred to Fredericton. N, 3.. is in name of Hlrltsprrl. N. 5. He is 3 veteran of World War I where he served with the Royal Flying Corps.

He succeeded Superintendent Norman Anderson as officer in charge of "L" Division in Decem- ber, 5940, and was promoted from Inspector to superintendent in Jiilv of this veer.

i Swliiiiiilng. Tests

4 ates received Red Cross a.wa.rds:-- Culleton, '0

' lwo firsts and Ft tliivri,

cottage.

At central. Lot 16

Community interest was very marked at the swimming and wat- er safety tests at central Lot is on lidcndsy. August 10th. At least fifty people gathered to watch the proceedings and afterwards every- one enjoyed a" community picnic,

committee under the chairmanship of am, Larry You not char-ge'of all arrangements for this course which was instructed by Mr. Howard lluland. , The rncmbcrsof the classes were enthusiastic about each part. of the tact and the results were most gratifying. .'rhe following candid- zlaneritary: Shirley, Darrell Lyle. Gloria. Mcboan. Dor- othy Monkley, Mayne Yea. Alan Gs.rl',' Kenneth Johnston. Helen Lyle, Grace-Lyle, Betty Coughliri, Arlene I Monkley. . Doria . Ramsay, Winston-. Ye Allison Johnston, James MacK nnon, Mary MaoLea.n. Junior: Kenneth Cur, Joan Un- gC!'W;0.0dr.MIVhq Yco. Mary.Mac- ean.

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dale Senator. They also had the reserve senior and grand female

in Lewlsdale Juno, their aged cow in milk. Comments Favorably Judge Douglas Dunton of

Brampton. Ontario. stated that he was surprised at the size of the cattle he was judging. He. stated that "It is a top qualify show which compares favorably with the "championship shows in On- tarlo."

Mr. Dunton, who is one of the leading Holstein judges in Canada stated that it wasn't only the ani- mals at the top of the class that were "good but that they were good all the way down the line.

Lewis Bros. of York were the! leading money winners with thirty high placlngs. They had eight firsts with four of them in the female' classes. They also had seven seconds, three thirds. two fourths a fifth and a sixth. g

Senator Jones won seven first placings with his Bunbury Farm l-Iolsteins. In addition he had four seconds. four thirds. three fourth: and five fifths. Four of his first placings were in the female classes.

Oswald Newson and Son. who made one of their best showings at the Exhibition in recent years.l ihad three first, seven seconds. iihree thirds, two fourths, a fifth and a sixth.

THE GUARDQ.

The swimming and water safety Mill

Alberton lady I Dies In Alberta

Saturday eveiiirig relatives in Albertcn received news of the passing that day. of Mrs. Benja- min Matthews of Daysland. Al- buts.

Mrs. Matthews was the former Annie Matthews. ,daughterof the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mat- thews pf Alberton. and her. hus- band. the late Benjsmin Matth- ews. was also a native of Alberton.

Mrs. liuttl-iawa. who was in her

10th you". had been in good health. T

until the, day before her death when she suffered a heart attack.

Two years sgo she derived great hsppirieu from a visit to her home

wn. . All through life. right up to the time of her death. Mrs. Matthews was active in church work. par- ticularly in the" Woman's Mission- ary Society. She was a lady highly esteemed by all who knew her. She is survived by one scn,Whlt-

ney. in Vancouver, B.C., and twoH

daughters, Mrs. i-iicry iduriis (Marion) in Halifax. 'and Miss Eleanor in Edmonton: also one sister. Mrs. Fred Clark. Alberton. and three brothers, Jesse in Al- berton, William in Irma, Alberta, and Fred in the Yukon.

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Vlaritttlelcome Planned For Prime ldnislei

0'I'rAWA. (CPi .. A warm wel- come is being quietly planned for' Prime Minister st. Laurent who ar- rives in the capital at noon today from Quebec where he celeliraiedi his second great. election victory. -

The .Prime Minister is comin'. here for a full cabinet meeting scheduled for Thursday mominga His cabinet, with only one vacancy. was all re-elected and all his min- isters plan to be at the meeting.

However. it is expected they will deal with only the most essentia business. All are tired from th hot-weather campaign and plan i take some holidays, Then th prime minister will go on holidgi until after Labor Day unless any thing arises to call him back i work.

Mr. st. Laurent hold some informal talks toda. with those of his ministers wli will be here and to catch uniwlt his correspondence. The cabin:-. session will take most of 'I'htrrs day.

is expected

In addition to. winning the 'fe:nsle, championships Colby Lew- s had two first placings. two. iseconds. six thirds. four fourths. itwo fifths and three sixlhs. l 1 Cyril" Jones 'of Poivnnl, who returned to the show after an

years. showed

hut he woni

absence of several ionly three animals i Other first placings were unit lby Mackinlcy Bros. and W. il'.' MacEachern. i

Max Thompson of Victoria had all his entries in the money. He thirds, ci fourth and a sixth. i Robert Clinppell of York had a

Zscvond and a fourth while the iFalconwood Farm herd showed .three seconds, a third, a fourth innd two fifths. 1 High interest. was centered in the, keenly contested Guernsey show as several breeders vied lfor top honors in the classes ;which were placed by Mr. A. B. jBanks of the Department of Agri- 'cuiture. Truro. N. S.

Mr. Banks was warm in his praise of the show and the qual- ity of cattle. He also had it goodl word for the showman whom he lcalied a very patient and en.l0.V-

able group. The veteran showman Guy Rodd of Brackley entered only

five head but the five he enter- ed were top notchers. The Brack- ley breeder won thd Grand and Senior female championships with his Rosewald Bellnda's Melba.

He also won the junior femalel lchampionship with Brackley Nora, and this young heifer went re-p serve grand. I

Brackley Jeanie-'s F o r w It r d. owned by Ernest F. Coies andr Sons, Milton, won the Grand and' Senior male championships.

Harold Palmer of Kensingtonl

showed the junior male championi with Maiden Hill Patrician and this animal also won the reserve igrand ribbons. I Queenie's Prince owned by Owen Younker and Son, Kingston was reserve junior male and Fraserdaie Fare Heroine from thel same herd was reserve junior te-1 male. 1

Harold Palmer won the reserve grand female and Dan MacLean took the reserve senior male with MacLean's Laddie. 1

Harold Palmer made an out-i standing showing as he won eight first placings. six seconds, two thirds, two fourths and a fifth toi top all prize winners.

Owen Younker and Son harl four first placings. one second! three thirds, six fourths and two fifths.

Ernest F. Coles and Sons wonf three first place ribbons. tix ser- onds, three thirds, two fourths. .1 fifth and two sixths. Guy Rodd also had three firsts and two seconds in five entries.

Daniel MacLc-an made a very strong showing winning three firsts, a second, six thirds. two fourths and two fifths.

Other first place winners were Redverse Stewart and Sons, New Wiltshire and Harold Laird. Ken- singion. I

J. H. Carr and Son of Oyster Bed Bridge had one second, two thirds and one fifth whil- Bol- rlerstone Bros of North Wiltshirc had a second. I

Following are the cltanculoiiahip winners and reserves;

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Junior Champion Male- Lewls Bros.--Lewlsdale Senator Mackinlev Bros.--Dlamhml Hill.

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ieiiant in the defeat of Mr. Mr- Lure. At the same time he greatly pleased to have in

party rank: for the next it Angus .Vlncl ””l'i who was re-e'iect-

,ed in Queen's. As was tire case in the last oat"-, ,.

list-meni. Mr. MacLe.-in is wclr-om ( its a top spokesman for national defence, Not only has the Queen's member a fine record of active tvr-r vet- erans. has kept abreast of the fence mniiers It is iindcrstond that he will be called on to aid Conservative milltarv spokesman Gen. G. R. Pcarkes this session in (ll!Cll8FlOll of R.C.A.F. mniters.

Re-election of T, J. Kickliam in King's County was expected Ottawa. Although a staunch Lib- eral. Mr. Klckham has the reputa- tion here of being more independ- ent than most private memt:-rs. H has a record too of speaking out on the floor of the House regard- less of prirty line if he feels the intermts of his constituents or his Pt;-ovince are endangered or ignor- e .

The fslsndts new Liberal mem- ber for Queen's. Neil A. Matheson. is. not it stranger to Ottawa. and it is expected her will speedily learn the ropes under the competent -id- vice of Mr. MacNaught and sen- ator Wal-ter Jones.

Abegwelt Premier

Senior Champion litaleu

J. Walter Jones--Abegweit Prexy

Colby Lewis--Lewisdnie Prince Charlie

Grand Champion Male-- J. Walter Jones--Abogwell Prexv Colby C. Lewis-Lewisdsle Prince Charlie

Junior Champion Female- Cyril Jones-Crown Point Hill J. Walter Jones---Abegweit Conya

Senior Champion Female”- Colb.v Lewis--Norma Marie Pon-

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Lewis Bros.-Lewlsdale Juno

Grand Champion Femaleu Colby Lewis--Norma Marie Pon- tlitc Lewis Bros.- Lewisdale Juno. Guernaeys Junior Champion Male- Harold Palmer--Maiden Hill trlclan Younker -Queenle's Prince

Senior Champion hfale--

Ernest F. Colcs and Sons--Braclb ley Jeanieis Forward

Daniel MacLesn---MacLean's Lad- die I

Grand Champion Male- Ernest F. Cotes and Sons--Brock ley .lennie's Forward Harold Palmer--Maiden Hill trlcian

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Junior Champion Female.-

Gu.v Fiorld--BrIickie.v Nora

Owen Younker and Son--Fraser dnle Fair Heroine

Senior Champion Fom:Ile-- Guv Rodd-l'-Io.-evrnld Bellndivs Melba

Harold Palmer--Brarkley Melba

Grand Champion Female- Guy Rodd-Rosewald

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15 Bain of French River. anti Howell H-Pi-E9Sll'8ll of Prenrhfci-t also had a 95510”. J'ifltl!l'il.)El' of good placi .

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stein classes )eSlEl'(leij. vfncial Exhibition consecutive year.

High Quality Swine Show Judged Yesterday

Roland Paynter of French Ritcr

with Payiidalc Ex This sow earlier had won the jun- championsliip ribbviu

Bolts of Dunstafliicge. thirds, three fourths and a fifth. I

in past year I 1 g g . . 4 . lty animals as the leading lslaiid ””"'r.lPars as Hhnllrll. and was score nf 191 of 3 pOSS1b.F, 200, '1'.cd,

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Norma Marie Pontiac, owned byd This famous cow was the M-.ri- .ni Colby C. Lewis of Frcetuivn ycsiei- time Grand Champion at the Mar.- day won the Grand and Semor fe- male championships in the Hol-.That year she also received Hon-, at thr Pr- arable Mention Pr All-Can for the third.-the Aged Cow Class.

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The Slow- e second placing. three, although smaller than 5, contained high qual-i

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iPro Gclherisipeaks

nd Almon Boswell of Mo: iiicltl

shared top honors ,vc5te.da.v ii t . t.,

the very high quality stt.ne slim A H M

at the Provincial Exliibiuon. Paynter, who made what was " ,

probably his best Shoilillg at t'n;' Mr. Sain KPIF. professional golf-

gntand yam showed the ,u-3,1,1 or oi the Suiiiiiicrsirle Golf and

champion and junior cltsnipzur. (7lll'"'?” "ill" W?” 5”?” Slwikdr

sow as well as live iirsts. .1 SC . i'-"Filly nirrlins of,