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: ; a4 ; pares mate ; : - ——— e * , : . ¢ t ; ¢ . uy . 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 12, 1959. Jowell, York: 2 “Mire. Donal /0tre. Joba Warren: §. Mrs. Kelr|W.A. Moase: 9. Mrw. John War-/Mrs. Syivere J.¥. Arsenauft:’ Matheson; 9. Mra MO. id aie B.ive List| ~ ———= | Macieod; 3, Everett Howatt, Jr.|Duggan, Kensington. _ | Mrs. Joha C. Clark, Darnley. as al 1 ne Clow, Freetown; 2. Mrs. E.|FIELD ROOTS Dahiias Collection: 1. H. Park-| Rolls: 1. Mrs. Walter Craig; “Butter, Creamery: 1. Mrs. Eric} Hooked Rug, > = . na (Appiique’: 1. — And Top Standings Continued |i 2. Kersinson; |, Potatoes, Isiah. Cobblers: 1; ler Jewell: 2. Mrs. Clayton Thom |2: Mrs. Soha Warten; % Mrs. Ae: |Laied: 2. Kenneth Payer, Crap-|6\ MAttiset pyi-|Sylvere .F. Arschaull: 3. Mew Pp gs n Herbert MacDonald, Wilmot Val-'22°* Setiee ee Kee eee Fey Feeman, epee te Sale, Deven. Wii 6 kk nile: pel Ome AD. Arsenault’. |Windsor ‘Beil, South Melvilia, SOF THORNS CONTINUED handininia’ ead “Wone ley. Robblee, Victoria. Gladioli Collection:.1, Heath M. Be Bl Biscuits: 1. Mrs. Austin Kay; 2. D.P. MacLean, Char-| Quilt (patchwork): 1. Mrs. Doug- | Cushion: 1. Mrs. Sylvere IF. Sotaea' sO tots keecll See ee ee sk ad St eatednes Maiie Sleatete ih naenns 2. H. Parker Jewell; 2. oo ‘/ age pe Trows- | utetowa RR. 6; 3. Everett Ho-|!#5 Matheson, Cornwall; 2. Mrs. (Continued om page 12) and Son. ee neeewes. tee font; Best pair of Ducks: 1. Robert (Kennet Rebblee; 2. Mrs. Joba ee a ee oe. Mrs. Stovenses, | watt, Jr. | — — —_——___—— ) eer Mert: 1. B. tole Boel" Cs vears old or over, dry: |S#nderson, North River; 2. Mrs.|ton A Rodd, North- Milton. 1. HYRarker Jewell; 2. Heath| Gran Muffins: 1, Mrs. Johm|,10al Cake: 1. Mrs. iv ness CLUB STEWARD ‘ Get of Si 1. H. Lyd 1. Fulton Sanderson and Sons; 2.|E. Lloyd Sharpe; 3. Herbert Mac- Potatoes, Sebago: 1. Alfred|M. DeLaney; 3. Mrs. Donald |Warren; 2. Mary Gamble, Al- oe aa E : _. _Junor re: I. ©\Fulton Sanderson and Sons; 3. 1d Schurman, New Annan; 2. Syl-|MacLeod, Victoria. bany; 3. Mrs, Heath MacQuar- , - . ; * _~ Boswall and Son; 2. Righard B. john ‘Matheson, DO. vere J.F. Arsenault, Abram’s| Zinnia Collection: 1. Mrs. Don-|nie, Victoria. Layer Cale; 1. Mes. Jahn Was- | Bmit) and Sons. Gu 4 were ob Wi wee Ire Village; -3. Read Stevenson. ald MacLeod; 2. Mire, Gladys| Doughnuts: 1. Mrs. Keir Dug-|"®* 3- Marion Anne MacEach- required for 4 Senior Get of Sire: 1, H. Lyte milk: 1. Fulton Sanderson ‘and| Best pair of Turkeys: 1. H.| Potatoes, Canso: 1. Mrs. John|Nicholson, Crapaud. gan; 2. Mrs. W.A. Moase; 3. Mrs. |¢™® Appin Road; 3. Mrs. Parker ride pen . © Boswa'l and Son. Sons; 2. John Matheson; 3. Wil-|Parker Jewell, York. Warren; 2. Mrs. Alton A. Rodd;| Petunia Collection: 1. Heath M,|Dan Jewell, North ‘River. Fonaeta, Weatgete. ‘Charlottetown Curling Club . ____ Progeny of Dam: 1. H. Lyle/lard Inman and Son. 3. Mrs. Eric Laird, North Milton. /netaney; 2. H. Parker Jewell;| Oat Meal Cookies: 1. , Mrs 1 _ Boswall and Son; 2. H. Lyle| Senior Herd: 1. Fulton Sand-| PLYMOUTH ROCKS Potatoes, any other variety: 1/3 ain. Donald MacLeod * \Meuth ‘Mectieetsie: 2. Uire’ Jes ——e AND HANDICRAFT a et __ Bogwall and Son; 3. Richard B./erson and Sons; 2. Lowell Wyand| Hen: 1. Colbourne Clow. Altred ‘Schermen; 2. Mrs. Alten!" poco of 1 des Ream: 3,\ep Trowedale; & Dice. Actor late en ee ee Smith and Sons. and Son. = —cockerel: —1-Colbourne—Ctow:-4-Rodd;-3Jack Sorensen. He Roses: _3. = ©; 3. Mrs. Arthur | Syivere J.F. Arsenault, Abram’s P Junior Herd: 1. Fulton Sané-|2 Mrs. E. Loyd Sha *| ‘Turnips for table or export: 1.|Heath M. Delaney; 2. Everett |MacKay, Darutey. Village; 2 Mrs. Sterling Lord, |{ Apply in w : DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN|érson and Sons. "eS. Be ws © aon |. ¢ S¥lvere J.F. Arsenault, Howait, Jr.; 3. H. Parker Jewell.| Apple Jelly: 1. Mirs. Gladys | North Tryon; 3. Mrs. Colin Adams ._ Bull, Jr. Calf: 1. Fred Hughes,| Junior Get of Sire:.1. Fultoa|Mrs E. Lieyd Sh a 3. Linda |. ansels, any variety: 1. Roy! nowesTic: SCIENCE foe eee ee tee | ee P. O. Box 158, Charlottetown Brackiey: 2. Aiton Younker,|Sanderson’ and Sons; 2. Fultos|home Keewee Gallant, Westmoreland; 2. Syl-|" Dua na ___ |Lorne Inman, Tryon; 3%. Mrs | Hooked Rug, cotton: 1. Mrs. North Winsloe: 3. Fred Hughes. |Sanderson and Sons. arpe, Kensington. ivere J.F. Arsenault: 3. Milton) , a ruit Cake, without icing: | John Warren. ‘ Willard Inman, Breadalbane; 2. SEN euiaad Bull, Sr. Calf: 1. Dan Jewell,| Senior Get of Sire: 1. Fulton | LEGHORNS * * |Docherty, Clyde River. . Mrs. Ed. MacFadyen, Augus-| Strawberry Jam: 1. Mrs. Nel- | - North’ River; 2. Sianley Hurry, Sanderson and Sons; 2 Lowell) Hen: 1. Mrs. J.K. Gordon, Ap-',CO™ Fodder: 1. Mrs. Douglas | tiie Cove; 2, Mrs. J.K. Gordon, | eon Molyneaux; Crapaud: 2, Mrs.

Winsloe. Wyand and Son; 3. Willard Im-|pin Road. | Matheson, Cornwall; 2.- ‘three Appin Road; 3. Mrs. George Cam-|Loren Thompson; 3. Mrs. Eric

Bull, Jr. Yearling: 1. Waldron; man and Son. Cockerel: 1. .K. Go J. F. Arsenault; 3. W.A Moase | field, Albany. @ - Laud.

MacPhee, Bonshaw; 2. Austin’ Progeny of Dam: 1. Fultom|2. Colbourne Cl Msn * Gordon; ‘and ‘Son, Kensington. Light Fruit Cake, without icing) Raspberry Jem: 1..Mre. Ed, '

sett, Belmost Lot 16: 2. Dan Jew- | Son. Collection of 3 varieties of ap-| Warren, North River. bang.

ol: 8. Fred Hughes. NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS ples, named: 1. Everett Howat,’ Chocolate cake, iced: 1. Mrs.| Apple Pie: 1, Mrs. Austin

Bull, 2 years and over: 1. Stan-| ABERDEEN ANGUS _ Cock: 1. Wesley Inman, Bread- Jt, Tryon; 2. Alfred Schurman, |Geonge Canfield; 2. Mrs. Eric | Smith; 2. Mrs. Vance Dixon, Try-

fey Hurry. “S Bull, Jr. Calf: 1. Irving Mac- |albane. New Annan; 8. Mre. Eric Laird, |} sind, North Milton; 3. Mrs. J-A.|on; 3. Mrs. H. Lyle Boowall.. Heifer, Junior cal: 1. Alton|Donald, York: 2, Lester Rankin| Hen: 1. Wesley Inman; % Lau-/ North Milton. MacEachern, Appin Road Raisin Pie: 1. Mrs. Dan Jewell;

Younker: 2. Fred Hughes; 3.|/and son, Southport. ra Reeves. - Plums, any variety: 1. Everett Light Ca : icer: 1 Mrs. Walt- 2.M JK "Ganden: 3 /

Fred Hughes .| Bull, 2 years and over: 1. Ivan! Pullet: 1. Laura Reeves, Free- Howatt, Jr.; 2. Mrs. Alton A, R/ 4, Craig lahore: 2 Mrs H nas aS ; 3. Mary " ; Heifer, Senlor<Calf: 1. Stanley|Clark and Son, Belmont Lot 16. |town: 2. Colbourne Clow; 3. Wes-, Milton. . ete Eeawall. ' Sierddidé: 3 ite cits 4 ‘ R

/ Horry; 2. reer 3. Darrell] Heifer, Junior Cal: 1. Irving |!ey Inman. 7 Peare,\vany variety: 1. Everett |Mrs. Ed. MacFadyen, ; ved a eS Mrs. i Lyle, Centra 6 MacDonald; 2. Irving MacDon- | cross BREEDS |Howatt, Jr.; 2. Mrs. Eric Laird; | geotch Cakes: 1. Mrs. W.A. See alae ia

Heifer, Junior Yearling: 1. ‘ : ; 3 2 aid Weekes: 3. Dan Jowell: & ald; 3. Lester Rankin and Son. Hen: I. Mrs. Arthur MacKay, 13. Noel Potts, Argyle Shore. Moase, Kensington; 2. Mrs. J.K.| Mustard Pickles: 1. Mrs. J.L.

Heifer, Junior Yearling: 1. Ir |Darnley; 2. Wesley Inman; $y, Grapes: 1. Everett Howatt, Jr. |

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gg 1 Keith ving MacDonald; 2. Irving Mac- Mrs. J.K. Gordon, | Fern, any variety: 1. Mrs. Jos- a a: 3M ae : eee = oo ne ; 2 Stanley Hurry: 3./D00a!d; 8. Lester Rankin and/ Cockerel: 1. Margaret White, *P! Trowsdale, Crapaud; 2. Mr8.| white Bread: 1. Mrs. Jos gp Baca oo aha anley Hurry; 3 ic, " |South Milton; 2, Mrs. Read Stev. Elmer Gamble, Albany; 3. Mrs. | ate r ee oe — Chicken canned: 1. Mrs. El- | TODAY—3:00 P.M. Roth parrett. ars and under |. Heifer, Senior Yeariing: “1. trv-|enson, Rustico; 8. Erie Inman, |W.H, Horne, Milton. ety pers kag ane ga ron yet he C¥CY-TV — CHANNEL 13 er, 2 years w {radians Dan Anderson, Rusticd; 3. Mrs.|Annie Sorensen, Tryon; 3. Mrs in milk: 1. Dan Jewell: 2 ing- MacDonald; 3. Irving Mac- | DeSable. ; Plant Foliage: 1. Mrs. George ; ; : | Donald. Pull Walter Craig. Robert Mayhew, 4AMILTON vs. MONTREAL Hughes: 8. Stanley Hurry. ullet: 1. Mrs. Read Stevenson MacLeod, Crapaud; 2. Mrs. Col- : : : ” anles 2M Whole Wheat i 1. Mrs. Al-| Home made Soap: 1. Mrs. Wil ‘ eter. 2 2 years and under 3 Heifer, 2 years and under 3 rs. E. Lloyd Sharpe; 2. Eric in Adams, Sea View; 3. Mrs. Par- “ : ; ; : “ Ii ton A. Rodd, North Milton; 2.'liam Potis, Argyle Shore; 2. Mrs. ee iv years 1. Keith Barrett; 2.}years, in milk: 1. Lester Rankin | oman, |ker Francis, Victoria. : C ASK MR. B-A FOR YOUR FREE B-A FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ney Hi Hurry: 3. Dan Jewell. | and Son. EGGS - : | Plant in Bloom: 1. Mrs. Doug —— # < : Po , Cow, 3 years old, dry: 1. Dan} Heifer, 2 years and under $ 1 doz. Grade A Large* Brown: las Matheson, Cornwall; 2. Mrs. a. jae ak you. dry: 1. Irving MacDonald; |} Mrs. Walter Gemtle Albany: Stanley Willis, Cornwall; 3. Heath | ~ Cow, 3 years oid, milk: 1.|2. Irving MacDonald. 2 Mre. Arthur MacKev- ’ M. DeLaney, Charlottetown. nV ‘ : Austin Smith; 2. Stanley Hurry. _ Cow, 4 years old, or over, dry: | George Canfield. a are. Sweet Pea Collection: 1. Lolita MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY : . : tae roan Bi Fy av 1. Stanley, Mayhew, Kinkota. 1 doz. Grade A Large; White: MeVittie, Crapaud; 2, Mrs. Don. | PX P os + - a an, ti rae th, aniey sturrl Cow, 4 old or over, in/1. Roy Gallant, -Breadalbane; 2. ald MacLeod, Victoria; 3. Everett = The White Hunter resents the ° io Po a ee eee, em: ing. MacDonald; 2.|Mrs. Don Anderson, Rustico; 3. Howatt, Jr. Pp °° milk: 1. Waldron MacPhee; -2.|@stet Rankin and Son. Mrs. J-K. Gordon. ‘Aster Collection: 1. H. Parker | “Fred Hughes: 3, Austia Smith. Junor Het: 1 ohn VO ———— BEGIN NOW TO

___ Senior Herd: 1. Stanley Hurry; | Donald.

g__& Den Jewel: © Avan smi |, Jonen ce Sew: ovine | ATTENTION - DAIRYMEN ~ STUDY AT HOME :

|. Fred Hughes; 3. Stanley Hur-| Progeny of Dam: 1. Irving | _ SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY } FOR . MacDonald; 2. Lester Rankin and | : : iunior Get of Sire: 1. Fred|gon. 00 or ~ J @ UNIVERSITY DEGREE | : fom . Stanley Hurry; 3 aay — STEER ah oF Pa 20 MIX 16% DAIRY RATION @ TEACHING LICENSE .

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~ Senior Get of Sire: 1. Fred| -1 John Rogerson. Hampton: CAS 24 | Mughes: 2 Stanley Hurry: 8.'Den|2,'Kammond Sanderson aaa M PRICE — CWF. ..............:: ....$3.15 a F ee, | 3. Ivan Clark and Son, Belmont : ‘or free etin containi is write = - Progeny of Dam: 1 Stanley Hur lrg ig mumerzed™y DILLON & SPILLETT LTD. DEPARTMENT or AGI T- : sy; 2. Fred Hughes: 8. Keith REEF STEERS (800-1100 Ib.) MASTER a eee i By : ~ii 1. Ivan Clark and Son; 2. Jos- Chick Hatchery BOX 209 a

RED POLL ep -Trowsdale; 3. John Rogerson | 70 Queen St. Charlottetown Dial 3626 SACKVILLE, NEW BRUNSWICK ‘ ' Heifer, Junior Year¥ng: 1. Earl | SWINE : i ‘ .

Maybe, Crapaud wppmeacs eee : = , , ' : Cow. 4 years old or over; in|YORKSHIRE BREEDING . | ——

milk: 1. Earl Maybe, Crapaud Boar .born before -dec.—1et., :

’ HEREFORD |1957:° 1. Akmon Boswall, Char--

Bull. Junior —Caif—t—Fulton |lottetown;-R-R. 3;-2. Cecil God- Sanderson and Sons. North Riv-|frev. North Wiltshire; 3. Earl er; 2. Lowell Wyard and Son, Cav-| Maybe, Crapaud. erdich; 3. Lowel! Wyand ard Son Bear, boin after Nov. 20, 1957,

Bull, Senior Calf: 1. Fulton’ and before Dec. Ist.; 1958: 1. Cee- Sanderson and Sons il Godfrey; 2.. Almon Boswall.

Bull, 2 years and over:-1. Ful-| Boar born after Nov. 30. 1958 ton Sanderson and Sons; 2. Wil-!s¢q over four months: 1. Almon

lard Inma d Son. 9 bey i Heifey“Junior Calf: 1. Fulton |Bosw es pie! Cecil Godfrey; 8. SanderSon and Sons; 2. Fulton er

ines 1 Sow, pure~bred or grade, born spe one oh ade %. Willetd) aiore Dec. ist., 1967: 1. Amen

Heifer, Senior Calf: 1. Fulton | Boswall.

Sanderson and Sons: 2. John | Sow, pure bred or grade, born Matheson. after Nov. 30, 1957 and before

Heifer. Junior Yearling: 1.|Dec. 1. 1958: 1. Cecil Godfrey; 2. Fulton Sanderson and Sons: 2.|Cecil Godfrey; 3. Almon Boswall. Fulton Sanderson and Sons Sow, pure bred or grade, born

Heifer, Senior Yearling: 1. Ful-| after Nov. 20th, 1958 and over ton Sanderson and Sons; 2. Lowell/ four months: 1. Almon Boswall; Wyand and Son; 3. Lowell Wyand|2. Almon Boswall: 3. Cecil God- and Son. froy. \

Heifer, 2 vears and under 3} two bacon Hogs between 180 years, in milk: 1. Fulton Sander-| 2nq 200 lb. live weight: 1. Borden aad and Sons; 2. Lowell Wyand Boswall, Charlottetown, R.R. 3; and Son. 2. Otto Newson, Cornwall; 3. Cecil

Heifer, 2 -vears and under eo gears, dry: 1. Fulton Sanderson 7 and Sons; 2: Lowell Wyand and POULTRY’ $on; 3. John Matheson. * GEESE

Cow, 3 years old, dry: 1. Fulton’ Best pair of Geese: 1. Colbour-

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