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..'!1'l'l'lll INIOTWIAB at tit. Ilontague Shoe Store.

Mr. Douglas Msebaren. Mon- tague. was a business visiwr to Summerside Thursday and Friday.

Mr. John Minchin is spending 2-. in New Perth before resuming his college studies in Nova Scotla. ”

Mr. Claude Dewar, Montague, was a business visitor to Char- lottetown yesterday.

Fine Exhibition By Junie; Club

Achievement days of the Bear River Junior Calf Club and the Gowan Brae Junior Calf Club were held on Wednesday of this week in conjunction with the Eastern King's Exhibition at Souris.

Members or the Bear River Club were commended very highly for one of the best exhibitions of well- trained animals and good d1owman- ship seen in this Province for many years. Mr. 5.0. wright who is in charge of the Junior Club work in P. 22.1. stated that he had never seen any better. He spoke for a few minutes to members of the clubs following their show.

Svummary of the placing: both clubs is as follows:

for

Besr River Calf Club

Calves:

l. Zeta McGaugh: 2. McGaugh; 3. Joe Mclsaac. Year's Work:

1. Joe Mclsaac; 2. Zeta McGaugh: 3. Bernice Mcoaugh; 4. Francis Shechan; 5. James Hughes; 6. Gecrge Neale; 7. Beatrice Hughes. Showmanship:

1. Joe Mclsaac; 2. Zeta. McGaugh; 3. Bernice Mccuaugh; 4. James Hughes; 5. Francis S-heehan.

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Gowan Brae Club

Calves-llolsteins. I. 21119. Maclnnis; 2. Jeanette MacDonald; 3. Dannie MacDonald.

A Year's work:

1. ziila Maclnnls; 2. Cecil How- lett; 3. Urban Howlett; 4. Jeancttc MacDonald: s. Dannie MacDonald; 6. Len MacDonald; 7. Francis How- lett.

Ayrshire Calves: l. Avonetta. smith: 2. James Mai- lard; 3. Alexis Mallard.

Year's Work:

1. Avonetta smith; 2. Alexis Mal- lard; 3. James Mallard; 1. Leo Mallard; 5. Reggie Mallard; 6. Anne Mallard. SI: ”

l. Avonetta Smith; 2. James Mui- lard; 3. Zllls Macinnis; 4. Jean- ette MacDonald; 5. Reggie Mallard.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker and Mr. Howard Walker were re- cent visltors to ML Slow!"- whera they were the flue!!! 01

Mr. Alec Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaPrade of Bowmanville. Ontario, left, re- cenaly on return to their home following a visit with Mrs. La- Prade's parents, Mr. and Mrs- Danlei Marteli.

..fCuilen DeLory left on Thurs- day morning for Antigonish. N. S., where he will enter upon En- gineering studies at St. Francis Xavier University.

Mr. Keith Johnson and Mr. Shanahan of the DePll'i:m9M 01 Veterans' Affairs, Charlottetown. were visitors to Georgetown on Wednesday.

Mrs. Estelle Harris of Summer- side and Mrs. Bessie MacDonald of Halifax. N. 8., are guests of

days.

Miss Norma Nicolle of Murray River was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blackett.

Lawrence and Marion Murphy. children of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy. have returned home after an operation for tonsllitis in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. J. Howard MacDonald who is a Lulinnllllllf of mushrooms was pleased to receive a gift oi several beautiful specimens. These mushrooms were grown in George- town and a reliable source of in- formation assures us that the largest one measured -3 1-2 inches in diameter.

IJCIIDON, Sept. ll -(AP) -The Daily Express said today an Amer- ican alr base here is so badly guarded that one of its staff ex- amined six United States bombers

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. tilt plans:

AOlNu:-I08TKI7 : llarold I. Landry. Ira.” Byron llewsrt, Mrs. Iraee Iaarbee. Joyce Wiuiltu. ll: Jean Johnston. AOIHT GIOIGITOWN: Walden Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at Blue borne Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Sourls: The Snack. Bar and H. Rich-

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ber 15th. for dance at Lower Montague. Mr. Archie Hume of Montague

was a business visitor to inst Point and vicinity, y t day.

Miss Barbara Ryan. who spent the summer months ,in Montague visiting friends and relatives. has returned in her home in Sydney. Mrs. L A. Johnston returned to Mont e after accompanying her son. uis, to Ssckville. N. B where he will begin his studies at Mount Allison University.

Mr. Ray Kennedy. Murray Harv bour North, and Mr. Brent Mac- Donald p'Leary, returned home yesterday from their business trip to New York and Bostoin.

Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedv. Murray Harbour North. were re- cent visitors to Melville. where they attended the funeral at the late Mrs. Hector Gillis.

For Eastern

Competition was keen in the exhibits of roots and vegetables. fruit and florlculture. housekeep- ing. and butter and cheese at the Eastern King's Exhibition held at Souris on Wednesday of this week.

Following is a list, of prize win- ners in these classes:

CLASS VI Butter and Cheese

Sec. 1: Crock of Salt Butter- 1, Mrs. Edson Rose, East Baltic.

Sec. 2: Basket of New Butter in 1 lb. blocks-1. Mrs. Edson Rose; 2. Mrs. Peter A. Mclsaac, Sourls Llne Road; 3. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker. Elmira. .

Sec. 3: Basket of New Butler in Fancy Prints-1. Mrs. Ecison Rose; 2. Mrs. John B. Mclsaac, Rockburra.

CLASS VII Roots and Vegetables

Sec. 1:-Six Table Turnlps-1, Clarence Rose: 2, Robert Baker. Elmira; 3, Sheehan Bi0S., Bear River.

Sec. 2: Six Swede Turnips for Stock-1. Edwin Rcid as Son. Rollo Bay: 2, Edwin Reid ii Son; 3. Sheehan Bros.. Bear River.

Sec. 3: Six Mangels for Stock- l. Arthur Dixon. Rollo Bay; 2. Howard Dixon. Rollo Bay; 3, Sheehan Bros.. Bear Raver.

Sec. 4: Six Carrots for Stock- l. Howard Dixon. Rollo Bay; 2, Sheehan Bros.. Bear River; 3. Sheehan Bros.. Bear River.

Sec. 5: Six Carrots liable use) -1. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay For- iunc: 2. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune; 3. Mrs. Frank Poole. Souris.

Sec. 6: Six Parsnips for Table Use-1. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune: 2. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune: 3. Mrs. Kr-id Under- hay. Bay Fortune.

Sec. 7: Six Beets for Table Use (9 entries)-i. Mrs. Howard Dixon. Fortune: 2. Mrs. Frank Poole. Souris: 3. Jim Mallard. Gowan Brae.

Sec. 9: Six Onions. white or yellow-l. Mrs. Dan Mcllachern. Sourls: 2. Mrs. Dan ldcliachern. Sfuris; 3, Mrs. Frank Poole, Sou-

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cc. 10: Six Tomatoes. red-f. M s. Dan Mcisachern; '3. Mrs. Wilf Wright.

Sec. 11: 'Slx Green Tomatoes (16 entries)-1. Mrs. Dan Melanch- ern, Sourls; 2. Mrs. Dan McEach- ern. Souris: 3. Mrs. Frank Poole. Souris.

Sec. 12'. Six Ears Corn (table), -1. Mrs. Geo. A. Campbell. Rollo Bay: 2. Brent Robertson. Red Point: 3. Mrs. John B. Mclsaac. Rockbarra.

sec. 13: Six Stalks Fodder Corn (7 entries)-1. Charles Aitken. Fortune: 2, Edwin Raid, Rollo Bay; 3. Edwin Reid. Rollo Bay. sec. 14: Three Cabbage (early) -1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser, Elmira: 2. Sheehan Bros.. Bear River: 3, Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay For-

une. Sec. 16: six Cucumbers for table use-1, Marilyn Dixon. Elmira: 2. Adolphus J b t , Souria Line Road; 3, Mrs. Peter Sheehan.

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Exhibition Prize List

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1st Prize-560.00 and a silver cup.

2nd Prize-530.00 and a silver cup.

3rd Prize-s20.00 and a silver cup.

-ith Prize-510.00 ands silver cup.

5th and 8th Prize-37.50 and a silver cup. other consolation prizes for the Runners-up.

An entrance fee or S1.00 will be charged at the time of the sitting which entities the customer to a black and white wunmounted photograph. value &.50). A smaliaddltionali charge if a coloured

b Any child from 6 months to 12 years may enter.

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Mr. Leroy White. illontuuv. commercial traveller. left last wees for the Magdalen islands as a busiaaasitrlp. Mr. White aspects to returnat the end of this week.

Mr. Edwin Kelly, who has been wos-hing with the surveyors here, in Montague. : to - lottetown to continue his studies, at Prince of Walescoilege. , 1

..'LEAVl I0! COLLEGE - Mr. Charles Dewar. Bruderreli, and Mr. Robert Anderson. St. Pet- era, left Monday for Daihousie University where they have enroll- ed as second year medical students. Both young men did exceptionally well in their studies last year and friends wish them

their many equally well this year. H . .!l"ARlWllL PARTY Mr and Mrs. Robert Machon were

plcasantiy surprised recently when a large number of their friends and neighbours met at their home in Lower Montague to convey their regrets of their departure from their midst. In his own capable manner. Mr. Paul Fox addressed Mr. and ms. Machon and a purse of money was presented on ii-Hill! of the residents of Lower Mon- tague. The evening was spent in social conversation and a. delicious lunch was served by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Machors expressed their appreciation and extended to talk I cordial invitation. to visit them in their new home in Montague.

Kingis Co.

Sec. 17: Largest. Pumpkin or Squash-l, Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune: 2, Mrs. Peter Shee- han. Bear River; 3, Mrs. Peter J. McAulay. Cha-pstow.

Sec. 18: Squash (Hubbard type) -1, Mrs. Frank Poole. Souris; 2. Mrs. Isaac Arsenauit, Souris; 3, Mrs. Roy McLean. Souris.

Sec. 19: Onions-1, Edwin Reid & 5011: 2. Edwin Reid & Son; 3, Mrs. Frank Poole. Souris.

Sec. 20: Collection of Table

Vegetables-l. Mrs. Reid Under- hay; 2, Joseph Gallant. Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. Peter Sheehan. Bear Riv- er. - Sec. 21: Summer Squash-1. Mrs. Geo. A. Campbell, Rollo Bay; 2, Mrs. Geo. A. Campbell. Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. Roy McLean, Souris.

596- 221 1 Ill. Shelled Beans- 1. Mrs. Dan Mcllachern; 2. Mrs. Dan McEache:-n; 3. Mrs. Frank Poole.

Sec. 23: 1 Peck Potatoes. Irish Cobblers-1. Arthur Dixon: 2, Queen McCabe; Ii, Dan MacLean. El-mire P.0.

Sec. 24: 1 Peck Poiaioes (Ka- iahdin)-1. Mrs. Pius Campbell, Camobeifs Cove: 2. Howard Dix- on: 3. Syi. J. McDonald, Cheustow.

Sec. 25: 1 Peck Potatoes (9 eni- rles)-1. Henry Mallard. Gowan Brae; 2, Henry Mallard; 3. Ian McGregor. '

HORSE!

Sec. 3: Carriage mare with foal at foot. 1st. Joseph Mooney. Bear River; 2nd. Andrew iliiaisdair. Dingweli Mills; 3rd. Clifford Bryenton.

Sec. 4: Carriage foal of 1950. 1st. Joseph MOOMY: 2nd. Andrew Blaisdale: 3rd. Clifford nryenton. Sec. 5: carriage filly or gelding. under 4 years. lst. To.-n Manning. New zealand; 2nd. Francis A White. Sourls West.

Sec. 6: Carriage filly or gelding. under 3 years. 1st. Owen Mccabe

Sec. 10: Draft mare with her foal. reg. 1st. T. J. Kickham.

Sec. 11: Draft foal of 1950 elig- ible for registration. 1st." T. J. Kickham.

sec. 12: Draft mare 3 years or over. reg. 1st. Clifford Bryenton: 2nd. William Malone; 3rd. in-nest Townsend. Rollo Bay.

Sec. 14: Draft mare under 2 years. reg. 1st. T. .1. Kickham.

Sec. 17: Draft filly or gelding un-

tier 4 years. lst. Clifford Townshend; and. Frank H. Coffin. Rollo nay.

sec. 20: Draft mare or gelding. 4 years or over. 1st. Frank Coffin: 2nd. Henry Mallard; 3rd. Frank Coffin. t See. 21: Marc or gelding for gen- eral purpose, 2 years or ever. let. Francis" A. White: 2nd. D. J

Ohslsson; 3rd. Chas. Mccloskey: atlh. Douglas MacKenaie.

Sec. 2: Pair draft horses. hitch- ed to truck wagon. ist. Frank Cof- fin; 21:1. '1'. J. Klctham.

Sec. 23: Roadster mare or geld- ing, shown in carriage. ist. wu- liasn Dingwell: ma." Mrs. Clifford Townshsnd; 3rd. Albert Mallard: 4th. hiiest Dingwell.

Sec. 24: standard bred mare. seg.. any age. fat. 8. J. MacDonald

Champion draft snare or geldim. any age. won by James Coffin. ma. Preston Bryenton. y ,

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