DECEMBER 5- 1.9.41

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The big 1941 poultry show closed down yesterday and the 300 blrdl on dlgpiay were returned to their homes. An atmosphere of calm set- ticd over the T. G. 1W8 51W 300m where for the past few dill-s the hens and roosters kc?‘ “RB- "m" tiziunl cacklmg and crowins- Th9 exhibition was sponsor“! W we PEI. Poultry Association.

The mow‘, which was the 39-h p, be hem Ill the city, was one of the best to take place for some time. Row on row of prize PKWIWY were assembled for the bli! 9W1“ we Judges A, F. Darnell and F. C. Driscoll of the Dominion Delia-Pl- ment of Agriculture were kolit busl’ making the various plaeings.

A number of freak varletias, in- cluding liantums, guineos,_ as well n3 geese, hares and rabbits were also entered. in the show.

'1')“; cup for the best brown i88- horn of the show Went t0 Ml‘- Nels Willi-lock; the cup for the utility went to Mr. George Worth; the cup for the best nuile or female, any vorlfll’ open to members of the PEI. Poultry Association was won W M; Fred Decoste; The trophy for the best display or white wron- dottes went to Mr. Airrlon BOSWe-ll-

Mcst of the prize winners belonii to the city but a few outside ex- hibitors were successful Ill carry- ing off one or more of the tOD plnclnzs.

Prize Lin.

In the bantam classes, Gisrles swan r m the prize for the best ccckeicl: second went to Fred De- Cosie who also had the best pullet in the class. Second prim for nul- iets wcui to Franklyn Mclnnls.

Mr, Petcr Coles cleaned up in the. class for Games, any variety. capturing all four 1311285 Willi some fine birds. The same exhibitor walked off with all the prizes m the class for Cornish Games.

First place for Jersey Giants went to Margaret Enmsm and second to Fred DeCcste.

Nels Whitlcck had the best two cockerels irnlhe Brown Leghorn class with fifrl. place for Duilets going t» Ernest Carr and second to Ernest Vail.

A “clean sweep" in the Black Miuorca class was reglstered by Mr. W. J. Cuilmore a veteran ex- hibitor. All four places were won by his championship birds.

The Buff Orphiziuton Prizes, fou

in all. ivere carried off Mr. George C. Cuclmore with a fine display of poultry‘.

Crmpotition urns lire-ll Ill the

“time Rot-ks class with first. prize fr coekerels going i0 Charles

swan; si-"ond to Harold Full: first

for puiieis to ilnroid Mclnnis and second t, Charles Swan. »

Iii IIIQOIIIIOIIO Island Reds it was Mr. W. J. cndmnre RR"I21. I-ie rac- cocdcd in capturing all the Di‘ B8 in this class.

Mr. Aimon Boswell olllclmsed all others ill the clnsksffal‘ Vighite Vilygm; cmrying o 1e our .141 es

It nuns n different, story with the liight susselrc. howlgvcr, as competi- to prover very veil. WfVJil 6 jurILzes lind gnqclg their final decis- ion first plnrlng went to Harold MCIniiIs [or the best cockercl; sec- oml to Charles Roberts: first puilet

and Leo Cni lIIO figure in numerous

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Personals

The condition of Mr. Clifford

Chandler, ill in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, was reported to be "greatly improved" last night He. has been critically ill for several days. Mrs. Chas, Guemey, Peakes Station, is leaving this morning for Montreal where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Watson Robertson. Mr. Guerney will follow in a short time.

A cable has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paul, Brookfield, announcing the safe arrival of their son, Tpr. Arthur Paul who is at- tached to the 5th division, now sewing in England.

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to Harold MoInnis and second to Charles Roberts.

Mr John Garrick was first and Frank Saunders second and third for the cockerels in the Black Aus- trolo. class: First puilet was won by J0 Garrick, second by Charles Roberts and third to Frank Saund- ers.

It was s. hard fight all the way through in the class for any other variety. When the finnl placings were made, Fred DeCoste was at the head of the list for the male section. Jchn Garrick second and Margaret Enman third; Nels Whit- lock was first with the best hen, Almon Boswell second and Harry Murphy third

Uliiily Class

In the Barred Rock class. Charles Swan carried off first prize: the best pullet and the second best. the decision went to Frank Saunders.

Franklyn McInnis was first and Frank Saunders second with cock- creLs in the New Hampshire Reds compititizn: Waiter Lswior had the st pullet and‘ Harold Mclnnis was second in this section.

Mr. Angus Weir won both firsts in the Hybrid class wi‘h second nullct being silvarded to Almon Boswell. .

A feature of the show whlrli at- tracted a great denl of attention was the competition for Juniors, only boys and girls under i6 years or age being allowed to enter birds in it. Competition was unusually kccu and when the jllflgcs com- pleted the class the following win- ners were declared: ist. maic. Lin- coln Boswell: second. Liovri More- side; 1st. hen. Blair $‘.V.ll'li second hen Pauline DrCoste: 1st. cockercl. Kay Whit-lock: second crckercl, Lincoln Boswell; ist. puller, Jackie lVl/ellr and second puller. Kay Whit- oc

In the class for ducks the honors went to Almon Boswell for the best drake. with Ack R-hynes taking semnd. The first duck went to Al- mon Boswell and second to Ack Rhynes. In the Pekin Duck class Almon Boswell won the honors.

In the class for geese . Almon Boswell won first for his fine Em- den Gander. The same exhibitor was first with a Toulouse Gander also. Second place for Toulouse Gander went to Ack Rhyncs. The first goose in the same competi- tion belonged‘ to Aimon Boswell

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Board. is now located in his new office building. No. 6 Hearts Build- Radio Auction last night. W85 "the lng. 76 Great. George Street. The best ever held." President T. Ct telephone number is 1842. Ives declared. It was the ninth an. —--—_ nusl radio auction and s‘ r

PRESBYTENIAN Church ser- anything held in previous yieagissx? vices at Wood Islands and Cale- bout 600 articles, including specials donla will be conducted on Sun- fell under the hammer before thé day, December 7, by Mr. J, R. business of selling wound up pa5£ Collins of ivestvillc, N. s. Wood midnight. Mr. Ernest Richardson Isfazids, i1 a.m.: Caledonia, 7 pm. wgs chairman or the committge 1,245, w ich had charge of the auction -———- find Wes assisted by about 65 NORTH RIVER B APTI S '1‘ Rotarlans. Every man was kept busy CHURCHES, Sunday, December 'l.— as the spirited bidding kept the Fairview: S. School 10 A. M. service twelve telephones installed '.n the 1.1 A-I§4~Lg°'éi¥"""1‘g1 églilmvwllflsr lgenfi Oddfellowl; Hall, busy. Three men V106, OI‘ IVEIZ . 0O ' . . fimofi 3 $13M‘ win; Cmficg 1 were delegated to each phone.

A. . rvce .0P. . ngs : A Pageant. "The Challenge of the wfiflfcrk 01$, IQENS}; 5m} “M” °f Cross" will be presented at 1.30 RM. w, cud o i‘ "in i“ "l" M’- Silver offering. Rev. A. E. Tod A‘ ' If‘ m‘ 9°“ '7 Yard ‘m Elm Minister. L-210-l2-5-1i. mgirllhfigllb"; thdeisggllggfd _____ - - Q

WELL KNOWN IN PROVINCE “Imiiped the fiends off the hens on -News was received here yester- ‘he prfimgs bfiw“? lam"! m?!" l- day that Dr. Russell F. Sullivan. xiii)?‘ "1 “"5 glswllered A trail of a native of Meirose, Mass, had ° ed p0 c9 "5 I" *5 Valley been elected head of the depart- ‘Etrfaet- I‘ 51m“ distance "WBY- but ment of orthopedic surgery at ,e'FY,,,‘L.sL°Pp°d; Hmimierr ""3 In‘ Tufts Medical School. Dr. Sulli- ‘e5*,‘=f‘}1‘{",'5 b91118 “Ht-Hillel 11w van is well known in this Province gmfll“ “nfkwas ‘mwred ‘mmeflme since he spends hi5 vacations at ulrng m” mgm" M" Cudmvre hi!‘ Kensington. an wife lived at ‘i 1,“ “Wilma” °i he!“ m hm Kensmgton gunner”, Dou try yards and was One of the

highest winners at the Poultry nrzcanman TOURIST-Although Sh“ “m” “WWW in "It City winter has already paid s fleexing

yesterday. He carried off all the visit to Lhe province, it has not

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prizes in the Black Minorcs. class succeeded in scaring tourists from with hens 51mm" 3° 1'"? 0W5 hik- - ones. onco , ars. arrve -———- wiglhg heré. Yeitjerdafi Mr Elfkierx e“- ih Charlottetown by car :0 span: JUNIOR RED CROSS - The a week ch the Island. He visited meeting Wit-f, held November 21 with the Travel Bureau and explained 1° of the Ilanny Gena" present- that, although he received an in- The meetins was opened by slnsins vltation mn that office to come 0 Canada The Secretary read his here, he could not get his holidays report then followed by the tree‘. sconer. This is h first trip to urers report. Frances Norman read Prince Edward Island, s. letter of thanksgiving received ---- ' from the crippled children for Hal- T0 SEIZE SLEDS-Poioeuien loween cards sent to make life were prepared yesterday to f licw more cheerful for them. Someone the instructions of Coun. .1. E. suggested that members each send Stems. chairman of police. to wine a Cl"ristmas_ gift to the children in the sleillhs °f °hivldren ttastu (in Great Britain who lost their homes, the streets. Iflowewr. a than. w lch etc. Everyone was touched with We} "W1: austhghfélogff; lugavued sympathy for them and each of- Egrvucgtllons will be actednr 1e III- med a “my 3m‘ n w“ ‘““°“°d “we however and m add?‘ n an a concert be prepared and put on in hildren w“ hangh ‘m m!’ aid of Red Cross before Christn c “"3 ‘t’ 9" ' e which was agreed to by all. N rear of cars will be dieelt with by members were appoint)“ m‘ “'- 1" “as” “'"°*'° 51°18“ a" different daily tasks packin the seized parents can recover them library, etc The meeting Wm: clok

l”si‘c?lii“lii..iés°ltiii"ci’°él.fil“lliiii ed by “intent °°d Se“ ti" KW-

in the juvenile court.

Y's MEN'S CLUB-Routine hus- iness was transacted at the weekly dinner of the Y's Men's Club last night. Plnns were formulated for the holding of a dinner for deserv- ing children during the Christmas seasonln thiscormection bhe fol- lowing committee chairmen were named: Messrs. E.V. Bell. fri- choos- lug children: OK. Presbylxrogram: Hazen Wigmore, Christmas 'I‘ree; G Avard, purchasing and Burleigh Taylor, refreshments. The club 6K- pmsseei its regrets at the i1 ness of one of its members. Mr. Russel ¥ardbéin engploytge ofRtlre tncrnie 11x cc. ecre arv tiph lVinc- - - Lean mud a letter from the Intcr- Isgfiflgkffieplif 1E5 lgmfdofwhlg; national Secretary-‘Ireesunr ccm- reg,“ by m5 many {fiends m bhe mending the local cluih f-r tile work (my it Ls doing. President A.J. Haslam ' was chai

Personals

The critical illness of Mr. Isaac Carter is deeply regretted by his wide circle o! friends.

Mrs. E. W. Farquharson left yesterday morning on a visit to Ottawa.

Miss Ina Bell. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell, Cove Held, is con\'aie.<:cing' in the P. E I. Hospital. after her recent operansn.

rman. Mrs. Lloyd Bell Cove Hood, is the

welcome guest of Mr and Mrs.

"m" T“ °L°5E5-A"‘>"“‘"* Hubert Strickland, irspnng Park Road.

larize crowd attended the clcsin-v of Norc Dame High Tea and Ta- zanr lust evening, The annual a!- fair was a great success wit-h a. de- licious chicken supper being served £€.‘ll%..§‘”°....‘.l“.2‘3.§li.“ ‘;.§.'.°°“...‘.?é “werew- Sem Jem-

were well attended and. as on the _ —“

opening night, visitors saw a won- Mr‘; T4“ Gurdhim 3nd 3”" czci-rul display of Christmas gIIlS F?°g"->- h" Fmday I" Hamil‘- A feature of the evening was tire “m” II?’ m“ 5°“ I5 entermi? he dmwmg rm. the vary,“ 1°nenes_ chili-hens Hospital for treatment Following were the Winners an- _ . . nouuccd: Hand Maxie Ta-ble Lamo- MI- J1 n Kealmil- fiavem"? Mr, Jpn,“ Mking 207 mm street. supervisor of the Employment and pewm. Dgcorauov vn‘q\i_Mi(s M,“ Claims branch of the Unemploy- mn King‘ Rxnwcnt Hem. Dresden mcni. Insurance Commission, Monc- Qum_Mrl Cecil Brad1ey_ 225 Ufa’; ion. was here yesterday on rou- um street; Ton o; C 3-4115. tine inspection of the iocsl office. Eileen MacDonald. Ycakeh: Bag of

Mrs. Willard G Spencer of Charlottetown has returned from visiting her brother, Rev. J. M

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Mr. M.J. While. 124 1-2 Dorciiuster " _*1————'*—‘*—*‘_“' SIN-let: Box cf Chocolates -Mr. MncI-‘ARLANE-At Flcruwood. Bed- Wiliinm Flynn, p 78R Ric-unload eque, Nov 24. 194i, to Mr. and Mrs. 3"??? COYYWWYCIBI Clq-“s QUIIF- Charles Macl-‘srlane (nee Annc Yolanda Gcndron, Riviere Du Lumber» a 50m Dflvjrj chm-kg Inup, Quebec. i =-__ »-_-.-~----—----——-—

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CURRAN-At St. Teresa's. Dec. 4. i941, John F. Curran, age 83 years. Funeral Saturday morning st 9 c‘- ciock to St. Cuthbervs Church, 5t. ‘Teresa's. Interment Church Ceme- ery.

DOIICETTE — At the Provincial Senator-tum on Dec, 4 i941, Mrs. Joseph Doucctte, aged 44 years. The remains were forwarded from Frank Hcnnesseyb Funeral Home yesterday afternoon to her home in Bourls from where the funeral will take place Saturday morning at nine o'clock to St. Alexis Church. Rollo Bay.

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Mrs. John Wood and family wish to thank all kind friends and neighbors for kindness shown them during the long illness and death of s dear husband and father and also those who sent messages of sympathy.