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1 OL&SS 3. CARRIAGE HORSES

Hugh MacLean, Cornwall

i 5w 145mm,’... mare o} Gelding 4th--Frsnk Sanderson and Bons l years or upwards in harness.

3 1st—Horne Bros, Winsloe, 2nd- George McLean, Hampton, 3rd- Fred Younker. Clyde River. 4th-

Wm. Ivfutch, mfg’ Point, 5m-

Huntor River.

pres Younker, Edison Smith, Qth-ﬁlones Bros.

f Soc. 3-—Filly or Gelding, 2 years Bee. e-ml of 19cc

101d .

IIsPR. E. Parkman, Chsrlotte- Idvlntcton. Ilrd-Jantes Sullivan: gown Rpygny, Sunnnersi‘ . ﬁll-Stanley Hun-y, -Sec. i-Fiily or Gelding, 1 year Ylth-H- D- Bmlth

old:

Bee. ‘l-Mntched team

I i , St. ard , d ‘Shrew’ Cm g Av ' m lat-L. M. Poole, and-Home Bros.

._-R. E. Parkman, 3rd—1Wi1fred L. Furness, Vernon, Mh-Docnien Mc- ald, Glnefinnan, 5th—Chester ’er, Wheatly River. Sec. 5—<'F‘oal of i933 lat-Home Bros, Winsloe, 2nd- g. E. Parkman, 3rd—Chester Dover.

CLASS 3. GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES

Sec. 1—Mare or gelding, 4 years old and under six

lat-Gordon Newson, 2nd—Owen Younker, Clyde River, 3rd-d". A. Watton, Victoria, 4th— Ben Coles. lvlllton.

Sec. z-Brood mare with foal at foot

GLASS 4, ROADSTEKS

;Beo. 1—\'Br0od mare wtih foal at foot:

t-L. '1'. to . Bo ha. . I g; Fymiegr geldix awyeam lsF-George Waye, Hunter River,

ﬂnd-Willis Bros. North River 3rd

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°“1‘s“”d ‘gewﬁfsgoﬂh River -—Wallaoe Moreside, North River,

Bud-Horne Bros 5rd Alex R’ lab-J‘ A‘ LOW’ m“ myalty’ mp‘ ., - .

I Mum” Charlotte ’ 4th_wm_iAz-thur McPhee, Clyde River.

Sec. 8-—Foal of 1933 Zounker, oth-Wm. McKay, Mur lspoeorge way-e. Hunter River. ray River,

2nd—~Willls Bros. North River, 3rd 015°“ ‘"71"’ °’ 6mm‘ a 7°“"Thcmss Brazil, Mt. Stewart, 4th-

lst-Edison McDonald, Covehesd. Tljorlnogiuan’ North River’ mk- md-uillbert Middleton. Winsloe. ' ' ' arc-win. McDonald, 4th—Ch8.8. 5"" “M” °' Gddm" 3 Ym‘

1c. n , t- ° gzzfxopkfefkﬁewsgnfgw“ lob-William McKay? ind-Ches-

. tecr Dover Srd-Gordon villett . l ldi , ' , ' “as” km” or Ge “g 1 7°" Hampton, cur-Harrison Green,

Cl lskﬂoma Bros" Win51”. znd__ yde River, ﬁth-James Sullivan,

_ Sumznerside. ey Jenkins, Chtown, RR. 5, sec Ema" or mum -Danlel Livingston, 4m- n. n '

old Pukm . bth-L. '1'. Be ion. ﬂemalIil-Ilcosi c: 1m a mpohul” IN’ mm’ and“

lat-ll‘... T. Benton, arm-Arthur £50’; lVllcPhee. Clyde River, 3rd—O. W. V” Jenkins éharlotwtogvn RR 5 Campbell, Winsloe, hh-Edison ' ‘ ' Smith, nth-Gordon Sheidow, M11- view.

Sec. o-Matohed pair to hamecs

lat-Poole and Newson, North River, znd-Elorne Bros. Vi/‘insloe.

I CLASS G.

1 CATTLE _ CLASS 14 Bea. l-Btallion, 4 years old and upwards

‘Any Other Beef Breeds (Continued) 1st—-R.obert Chappell, York, 2nd

--Peter Martin, Hunter River, 3rd-- Major Milllgan. Portage. Sec. B-Mare 4 years old and un- {or six lat-Alex R. McKay. _ Sec. 8—Fil1y 2 years old lst-‘Alex It. McKay Sec. Iii-Champion Stallion ash-Robert Chappelle Sec. 14--Champion mare [Wk-Alex R. McKay

B’. 279m

GAS! U. CPR/COHEN‘! CLASS

"lat-Albert Munphy, as Valley st. City, ﬁnd-Albert Murphy.

Sec. ‘l-Grand Champion Male,

let-Frank Sanderson s» Sons, North Riva‘.

Sec. s-Heifar Junior Calf

lst-Horno Bros. md-Franl: Sanderson a sons, srd-Frank Ban- ders.

Sec. o-illeifer Senior Calf

lat-Mani: Sanderson & 6011s, 2nd- Horne Bros, Sui-Frank Ban. derson 6s Sons. Bee. 10--Heifer 1 year old lat-Rank Sanderson 6c Sons, a Ind-Homo Bros, Srd-Jﬁank San- derson s» Sons. Sec. ll-Heifer 2 years old lst-Frasik Sanderson 6c Sons, North River, Znd-Frank Sanderson

onass 1, nnsrr nonsns . . Sec. 1-<Brood mare with foal at toot ist-Hilson nemere, Hampshire,

B d . s» Sons. lard-Home Bros. Roper Bros.

n —Jarnes Sullivan, Summer-soc, sec. macaw in muk or m" 8 s” 15 C w’ 4 ye." and W". Brd-Aclam Livingston, clyde River. years 01d dry lth-Stanley Hurry, Winsloe, 5th-- lspmank Sanderson 85 sons’ “Page” Hm Firm, md_

H. D. Smith, McNellPs Mills

2nd—Fr k s Bee. 2-—Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 an andem“ ‘s’ 5°“ 3rd

-Home Bram, years and under six. onus 17 fist-Horne Bros, Winsloe, Znd- Gum”,- zzuﬁ ymdﬁfngm mama‘ Sea. l-Bull. Junior Calf "'*° mam‘- °°Y1t-Mr..r.n.1-r. il Point, 4tn-xciui Boswell. Victorl stalk.” - ‘my Wm” ¢L:._. '

Sec. 3-3101, senior Calf 1st-4lvb'. Guy Rodd, Brsckley, 2nd Beech r-rm Farm, Princcport, us,

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‘side, ith-Roper Brothers. llotvtelowu RR. 6

Sec. 3--Bull. Junior Yearling lat-Bosch Hill Farm, Prinoeport, NS.

Sec. ll-Bull, Senior Yearling lat-Beech Hill Farm. Princeport. 17.5. ind-Guy Rodd, Brackley. Sec. b-Bull 2 years old

lat-Guy Rodd, ind-J. E. Hurry, arc-Harrison Green, Mh-Roper m, Li.

Sec. 6—Buli 3 years old and under

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int-Beech Hill mun, Princcport. NS. Ind-Roper Bros. Sid-Beech Hill Farm. 4th-Henry Hurry A: Son Clurlottetown. RR. 6

Sec. 7—Junior Male Champion lat-Beech Hill Farm

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llavc You Placed Protection

_on your most val- uable Asset Your Life Assurance.

Sec. 3—Fllly or Gelding. 3 years

J. Gibson, and Son, Msshfield, 3rd- Geo. Beer, Kingston, P.E.I. 4th-

Sec. L-Filly or gelding, z years old '

1st—Heber Barrett, Kingston, 2nd -—-W. H. ‘Ibwnshend, Rollo Bay, 3rd -J. A. MacDougall, Argyle Shore, North River, 5th-Peter Martin,‘

Sec. 5--1"ll1y or gelding 1 year 01a

lair-J. E. Easton, New Wilishire, ﬁnd-P. A. McIsaac, Bouris. Inf-

of the 11 s.m. service on Sunday, Sept. 9rd. There will also be an 8119111118 service. Pro-communion services will be held on Thursday Md Friday eveninsl- A118. 31st and IBeDt. lat, at 7.45 o'clock.

Service between Charlottetown and

Summerside via Borden, Victoria

and Bonshaw, will be cancelled after August 31st until mirthcr notice.

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AT GYItO-Ime Gyro luncheon at Beach Grove lost Monday night was largely attended. Mr, w, A,

G d t _ , , lst-Hiison Tremere, ‘stud-Adam, a“ e w” m m. chair Dr B o‘

l. K116111113. who recently returned

from the Old Country, wag m;

l Speaker, and in a brief address re- lated some experiences, The dgngg which followed the meeting was greatly enjoyed.

ARRESTED IN CONNEUHON WITH ROBBERY-Gimme men have been placed under arrest in connection with the recent robbery of the warehouse of lvifr. E. N. Keys. At an early hour yesterday morn- ling Joseph MacDonald and James

Gill's were placed under arrest by Chief of Police Birtwlstlo and Ser- geant Dominic Doyle. and later appeared in the Police Court on a charge of having stolen goods in ‘their possession Robert Doucem was also arrested and appeared in Court on a charge of breaking and entering. Goods identified by Mr. Kﬂys as coming from his ware- house were found in the pomession ,0! MacDonald and Gillis. Stolen BOOds were also found cached under the drill hall on Kent Street. ‘rho three men will appear again on Thursday mommg. --._-_-__-___ PERSONALS

Miss Deborah Bsrringer, Luncn- burg, N. S., is visiting in Charlotte- town, the guest of Miss Annie Joseph, Pownal Street.

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mercial College will be in the col. lege Oﬂice each day and evening this week. Phone or call for partic- 764.

sracrar. sanvIoss-nc s“. ramsnt of the lord's Supper will 1 be dispensed in the Clyde River Presbyterian Church at the close

ANNOUNCEMENT.—CQ11¢11|1 Bug

THE I '/

Arthur have returned to their home in Borden after attending the Exhibition in this city. They were accompanied homo by Mrs. McArthufs niece Misc Constance McLure. ‘ ---...

ma. David A. Brooks and daugh- ter, Mildred, accompanied by Mrs. Ivrancls and daughter, Reta, leave today by motor on return to Bos- ton after spending the holidays at their summer home in Annsndslc.

Rodd, Srd-Guy Rodd. {tit-Guy Rodd, imp-Roper Bros. Sec. lb-Helfer, Senior calf lat-Roper Bros. and-Beech Hill

Srd-A. Boswell s» Son, Bummer-I

Farm. Sid-Beach Hill Farm. 4th- GUY Rodd, Bth-Jioper Bros.

Sec. 12—-Heifer Junior Yearling lat-Beech Hill Farm, mid-Seoul: Hill Farm, ard-Roper Bros. 4th- Guy Rodd

Sec. 13—Heifar, Senior Yearling Isl-Beech Hill Farm, Rad-Roper

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Bros, 3rd-J. E. nun-y, ith-J. 1.‘. Hum’

Sec. M-Cvw 3 years old, dry or , in ‘hill:

lat-Beech Hill Farm, Qnd-Roper Bros. ard-Beach Hill Farm. 4th-

Beech Hill Farm, Std-Roper Bros. Mh-Birch Hill Farm, bth-Ropsr Bros. sec. 10-001 I years old in mt or dry ist-Blrch Hill Farm, 2nd Henry Hurry 8s Son, Zlrd-Roper Bros. 4th -Beech Hill Farm, llth-Guy Rodd. sec. 17-Cow in milk, 4 years old and over ist-Bcech Hill Farm, Sud-Roper Bros. (mi-Beech Kill ram, 4th- J. E. Hurry, ﬁth-Hoper Bros. Sec. iii-Junior Female Champion

IMPRESSEDWITH; WESTERN Tﬂllll

Commission Will Have

llRll MMIHANI

Report Ready For Next Session of Par- liament.

By Ray Brown,

Canadian Press Sioif Writer. MONTREA. Aug 29-(C.P.)—

lat-Roper Bros.

Bros.

Std-J. E. Hurry.

COHSII" Sec. iI-Senior Male Champion lat-Beech Hill Farm.

J’ BIQHOLI IgaSiII-IES Sec. il-Grsnl Champion Male m Km we}, lat-Beech r-uu Farm,

Sec. io-J-Ieifer. Junior Calf Id-Bcccb Elli Jinn, Ind-Guy

merce Spec.’ s1

1st Roper BNI,

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Soc. le-Senior IFemale Champion

sec. zo-Graml champion Rina]:

lst-Beech Hill Farm

Sec. ill-Junior or Breeders Herd

let-Beech Hill Farm. ﬁnd-Guy Rodd, Srd-Rmaer Bros.

Sec. za-Benior or Graded Herd

1st—Becch Hill Farm, ind-Roper

Sec. Bit-Senior Get of Sire lat-Beech Hill Farm, Zndmﬂoper

Sec. 24-Junior Get of Sin

lab-Beech H111 ﬁrm. ind-Guy Rodd. Sid-Roper Bros.

Sec. 25—Pl‘080lly of Dsm

lsb-Roper Bros. ind-Guy Rodd.

sec. zs-Canadlan Bank of Com-

Charlottetown

The report of the Royal Commission on Banking will be handed to the Government in ample time to allow of its consideration before the next session of Parliament, Lord Mac- Milln-n, Chairman of the Commis- sion said today. The Chief Com- missioner, who with his four col- leagues spent a quiet weekend here before leaving for the Maritime Provinces, received newspapermen for a. few minutes this evening in his private car.

the Commission to consider the financial problems of Canada after close contact with many of those directly interested.

He had been impressed with the

diversity of Canada, both in respect to the nature of the country and also in regard to the nature of the financial problems which should be solved. The Commission must turn its attention to the question of whether or not the present banking and financial system was adequate to the needs of the country, and, if not what changes were required. He did not think that the solution of Canada's problems lay in the small bank. The large banks of Canada had stood up admirably through the years of depression, in contrast to what had occurred south of the line where failures were num- erous.

CORNWALL-YORK POINT W. I.

The Cornwall-York Point W. I. held their August meeting at the home of Mrs. Leslie McEwcn, with the President, Mrs. William White, in the chair. The opening chonus was "Carry Me Back to Old Vir- ginny," and roll call was answered with sing, say, play or pay. Twenty- three members and s. large number

monument at Cornwall. Mrs. Prank Howard and were asked lo prepare a musical program for the sumo Miss Laura Crosby and Mrs. ’I‘heo. Ling were asked to train the school children.

tion and the following program was presented: McEwen;

Mrs. Hazcn Howard bo

event and

Mrs. Clifford Baln rend an inter- eating report of the annual conven-

Reuding, lvlrs. Deane Piano solo, Mrs. Leslie MoEwen; Contest, put on by Mrs. Stanley Murray and won by Mrs. Prank Howard and Mrs. Colin Mur- ray. and a descriptive talk On the Bermuda Islands by Mrs. David Whito.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. W. W. Crosby on the evening of September fourth. Roll call will be answered with a current event. The program committee is Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs. Seymour

of blackboard paint

A card of sympathy was to be ‘sent one of our members. Sick commit-toe for the month was ap- pointcd, Mrs. Alphomsus Molnnls. and

eotions and slop dancing,

was to be ughlt.

Mrs. Henry Mallard. Next?

Apple Crop Good Condition

KENTVILLI; N.S., Aug. 29-(CL

PJ-Th torm that swcptihe east- meeﬁng is w be held at the howeicm coaset SOVIET tho wool»: cud failed ilillﬁlfo reach the far-famed Annapolis

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g'll~5h~zel'v°ff Sir cllcfcchlpﬁtess HSI-afiidagribuizyrs SDTIXIlQYlEEIlZTCIHZIiMWT jilllmt the y rs. o n vmy. cc -| , ‘t, t d t 2,000,000 lng closed with Victnola. mun lel- “m” mm’ as ma e n

barrels, W85 in good condition and

possessor of the toughest lungs in the United Kingdom is W. B. Ann-i

almost ready to be picked. iyoar the Vallcv groom's lost hun-

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"' ‘dreds of thousands of dollar! TOWN omen srru. i through swmw narams enact: nunar. BRITAIN ,___ _ F LONDON, Aug. 29.—Thc ﬂfflClllllgellevedDrowned

HALIFAX, Aug. 29~Finding to-

scott and Mrs. Walter Show. (Patriot please copy)

GOWAN BRAE WOMENS

lis, town crier of Marlborough, Wilt- smre. Inlght of a rope and wooden buck-

Aged 63, he won the champion-i“ led 9°11” w believe Gem?‘ ship from 12 rivals in the national, L°°k°v 36- had dmwned “M19 5"‘ town-crlers’ annual contest at Lyme I temlmnil l0 89$ 8111b WBWI‘ Wm! Reg“, one 0g the mm», plgtuygsqugnwhmh to treat an ailment of his of the many ancient customs silllj wife's. Locke left his home Satur- religiously observed. {day night for a. bucket of water

The regular monthly meeting for August was hold at the home of Mrs. Alex McGiilivary with an attendance of seven members and five visitors. Meeting opened with

Valuable Trip

He explained that he could not discuss matters which were before the Commission for consideration. but he referred with pleasure to the western trip which has just been concluded. It had been most valu- abis to Sir Charles Addis and him-

of visitors were present.

A committee consisting of Mrs. W. _W. Crosby, Mrs. W. P. Shaw and ‘Mrs. William White was appointed to attend s meeting at Long Creek for thc purpose of arranging n pro- gram for the District Convention. Mrs. Peter scoti; and Mrs. Lemuel Drake were named as a committee to obtain speakers for the annual

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mamorklsclzvlcc attbc coldilrs

singing the ode. Roll call was an- swered with a joke, alter which lthe business of the meeting took ‘place. It was decided upon to have Zall the members meet on such a {night at thc homo of Mrs. Wm. Hewlett and finish the quit. And also to have a dance and raffle the quit on Aug 7th. Alter which the school was to be cleaned before cumin‘ Two brooms and a Gill

For g gouplg qf hours today gom- | from the harbor and when he fail-

The three Judges included Ian

Fraser, blind member of the Houscl

of Commons, and they were cnclos- r ed in a tent 100 yards from the yel- ling contestants.

People are aptto scoff at the town- - criers in these days of wireless“; modestly said the winner. "But they are still useful in the small l bmowbs."

petitcrs in uniforms reminiscent of ed to return police were called Dick 'I‘urpin‘s days rang their bells! Only the bucket was found.

and shouted "Oyez, Oyez," at the top of their voices, and delivered a test proclamation.

::No More Asthma. Dr. J. D. Kei- loggls Asthma Remedy sounds the death knell of this trying trouble. Ii stops the awtul choking and pain- ful bromhing. It guards against night attacks and glvcs renewed ability to sloop and rust the whole night long. Much is claimed for this remedy, but nothing but what can be demonstrated by a trial. If you suffer from asthma try it and con- yince yourself of its great value.