AUGUST 15. 1951 I I C185! 38, Section 7: Original

or '1'” . oss . 'C0n”lWed lmm 93” 11”) C Charlottetown; 2..Masteil'”Everveett' .2E.Tt St.. Ch'town; 3. Mrs. R. 0. rlcmilig. North Rustlco. '

girls

Johnston. Milton. Class 33. Section 3: Leather- Class 31, sec. 23: Dress. ci-sit-1, Miss Eleanor C. Hig- snlDCl'(8d-1. Mrs. Norman Nichol- g.,.., s Hurd st..0h'town: 2. Thur-so

son, 36 Upper 1-llllsborough St.,

Charlottetown: 2. Ralph Judson, amnion, Kensington. R..il.. 5; 3. ms, Wendell Phillips, 1141!. Kent.

Pownal: 3 Mary Jean Burke, 55 St. Peter's Mad, Charlottetown. Street. Charlottetown Class 3'3, Section 9: Metal work Class 31. 360- 411 Kllrchw APT0” --Mrs. George L. Crosby, West Mr-E. J03"! WIRED. North Royalty, R.R. 7 (only one entry). 2. Mrs. Allan A. Campbell. Class 33. Section 11: Wood

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war; 3...; River: 3- sum" Axbhm 3i carving-1. S. A. MacLeod, Kin- pusmoi-e St.. Charlottetown. 1-955.

Class 31, Sec. 42: LIdleB' HOUSE: Class 33. Section 12: Wood dress-l. Mrs. Norman Nicholson. turning-1, Cardell Martin. 93

l-llgliland Ave.. Charlottetown; 2.

5 Hum St.. Ch'town; 2. Mrs. Frank Ernest V. Bell, 181 Euston St..

Hawthorne Ave. Char-

R . Igttetcfvsii; 3. Mrs. Jack Mscbeod. Charlottetown. Vernon Rlver, Class 33. Section 13: Pottery-

3), Sec. 43: Girl's Cotton 1, Mrs. Noy J. Moase, Kensington

ss guflihior Dress-1. Miss Winnifred and Mrs. Mark Malone, Malpeque Com, 59 Euston St., Ch'town: 2 Road. RR. '1 (tied for first M”, Wendell Phillips, 114M Kent. place). 5.” cmown; 3. Mrs. 11.0. Flem- Class 33. Section 14: China

ngymrgh nusuco. painting-l. Miss Lillian Walker.

ISLAND Moron rmmsronr. LTD. SBHEDIILES FOR OLD none weer Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

L'll"l'(WVN - s'snm - TIGNISH: All trips to remain the same except the 0:16 pm. trip will operate through to Tlgnlah.

('Il'TOWN - SOUIIIS - ELNHRA: All trips the some with the 9:15 p.m. trip uperaiiug through to North Lake. S

ll0llDr;N VIA BONSHAW: 3:00 pm. trip held over until 6:00 p.ni.

'i'0 BORDEN FROM S'SIDE: Thu 5:30 p.m. trip and 12:01 p.m. trip leaving Suminersldc nnil 1:15 p.m. trip leaving Borden cancelled.

noon ISLANDS via moon: only change-3:30 pm. trip held over until 5:00 p.m.

MONTAGCE-CABDIGAN-GEORGETOWN: 5:00 p.m. trip held over until 6:15 p.m.

DIAINLAND SCHEDULES via Wood Islands - Borden - Capo Tonncntinc to remain the aaine.'

FOR INFORMATION

PHONE CHTOWN 248 PHONE S'SIDE 28218

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NOTICE

The following car dealers -and garages will close at noon Wednesday and Thurs-

day of this woel(:-

F. R. MoLAINE LTD. DUVAR MOTORS BATT 8: MacRAE HORNE MOTORS

W. G. BARBOUR LTD. ALLISON MaoLEOD. T. G. IVES

W. R. JENKINS MARTIN'S GARAGE S. R. JOHNSTON LTD.

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Napoleon and llnclo Eloy

c - -THEN PROFESSOR 5LUE&T'l't.E,THlNKlN6 I WAG A MAPMAN,

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WARNING

If you do not talrc advantage of our a old 3'3” WWII dkcount don't blame us. at our room and see for yourself. This special discount

toallnscdcars,

3- R. Johnston Ltd.

St. Peters load. Charlottetown Phone 8003-8093

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St Peter's Bay: 2. Mn. Neil A. Matheson. Rosebanvk Farm, south- port; 3, Mrs. Chesley Hughes, West Covehead.

Class 33. Section 15: Shell work-l. Mrs. Grove MacMillan. Covchead Road: 2. Mrs. Cliesley Hughes, west Covehead.

Class 33. Section 16: Felt work -1, Mrs. John Warren, North Riv- en, 2. Mrs. Bruce MacPher5on, 31 Brighton Ave.. Charlottetown.

Class 33, Section 1'1: Best col- lection of snapshots of children -1, Roland G. Taylor, 8 Ambrose St.. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Grove MaoMlllan, Covehcad Road; 3. Mrs. Bruce MacPherson. 31 Bright-

on Ave., Charlottetown. Class 33. Section 18: Best varied collection of snapshots-

1. Mrs. Florence Mosher, ll Haw- thorne Ave.. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. W. B. Creed. Hlghfield: 3, Roland G. Taylor, 8 Amlbrose St., Charlottetown.

Class 33. Section 19: Best col- lection of not less than six in- leriorsrl. Roland G. Taylor. 8 Amlbrose St..' Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Chesley Hughes, West Cove- head; 3. Mrs. Bruce Ma.cPhei-son. 31 Brighton Ave., Charlottetown.

Class 33. Section 20: Best en- larged photo, taken and develop- ed by an amateur-l. Roland G. Taylor. 8 Ambrose St., Charlotte- town; 2, Mrs. Herbert Bustin, 166 Weymouth St., Charlottetown: 3,

Mrs. Florence Mos-her. ll Haw- thorne Ave., Charlottetown. Class 33. Section 21: Poster competition. (Grades 3-10) ad- vertising the educatlonal and agricultural attractions of Old Home Week - Master Everett

Johns'ton, Milton: (Only one en- try). Class 33. Section 23: Poster competition (up to Grale 6) Jun- ior Red Cross, not to exceed 15 inches by 20 inches, Accident Pre- vention. not less than eight in- ches by 11 inches--l. Eileen Nor- ris. Norih River Road.

Class 33, Section M: Hobby collections-l. (girl) Alice Mac- Donald. Bruclenellq 2. (boy) David MacNevin, Birchwood St., Char- lottetown; 3, Wilma Wood, Char- lottetown RR. 6.

Class 33, Section 27: Felt work. children under 16-l, Alice Mac- Donald, Brudenell.

Class 38. Section 28: Best col- lection of not less than four pieces of art from any rural schoo1-Mas- ter Everett Johnston. honourable mention.

Class 33. Section 30: Flower arrangement by young people un- derllo-1, Master Everett John- ston, Milton: ' 2. Margaret Dawn Matheson. Rosevban-k Farm. South- purl; 3, Betty Carol Matheson. Rosoban-k Farm. Soulhport.

Class 33. Section 1: Original oil painting-1, Mrs. Waldo Bain. North River, and Mrs. Jack Foley. Bloomfield, tied: 2, Miss Eleanor C. l-ligson. 35 Upper 1-lillsborough St.. Charlottetown.

Class 33. Section 2: Original water colour-1. Mrs. Frank Mac- Rae. Whentlely River: 2. Mrs. Wal- do Bain. North River; 3. S. Jones, Hlazellbrook.

Class 86. Section 3: Original ,dra'wint. Pen and' ink, or encll- 1, Miss Margaret Ellis. 'Leary;

2. Mrs. Waldo Bain, North River; 3. Miss Lillian Walker, St. Pe- ter's Bay.

Chss 38, Section 4: Original drawing. pastel-1. Mrs. Frank MaoR.ae, Wheatley River: 2, Mrs. Chesley Hughes. West Ccvahead: 3, Mrs. Waldo Bain. North River.

Class 33. Section 5: Painting or drawing (any medium) entitled "Islanders at 1 Work”-1, Mrr. Gladys W. Ellis, 0tLeary; 2, Mrs. Waldo Bain. North River; 3, Miss Margaret Ellis 0'Leary.

Class 33, Section 0: Original design for quilts-1, Mrs. R. Louis Cairns. Freetown: 2. Mrs. Frank L. Ross: 3. Miss Lillian Walker, St. Peter's Bay.

Class 31. Section 1: Chenille -bedspread. hand made-1. Mrs. Fred Proude. New Wiltshlre: 2. Mrs. G. A. Cairns. Malpeque Road, ma. 7; 3. Mrs. James MacDonald. Rosenea-th.

Class 31. Section 46: Quilt, a-pcplique-1, Miss Erna C. Cotes. North Milton; 2, Mrs. Lloyd Ford. Miilpequs Road; 3, Mrs. Wesley Ford. Mal-peque Road. .

Clas till. Section til: Quilt

With All My Love

Continued from page I

something else. It seemed. screwy at the time. but the reason given was that Old Man Billet had de- cided at the last minute that he wanted two planes on hand when the government came. so Henley was put on the Job of getting the substitute in shape; the one Roger took up was supposed to be per- fect. despite the last few changes. so Roger went up and in a power dive both wings collapsed.

"The substitute plane was used on the government t.ests.and didn't come up to Ci-sndon's job. so nil- let lost out."

"Now. doesn't. it seem odd that a few weeks later Hanley winds up with his own airport. s 850.000 plane of his own and all the backing in the world from Oran- don't bank?”

Clare was white-laced at the ond of the recital. "I cant believe it," she whispered. "Steve couldn't do a thing like that."

"One last thing," Eddie Franklin said. "This plane of 1-lanley'a, the one you rode in today. is secretly designed and the fastest thing in the air. it was designed by Roger Caswell."

, (To be continued) '

ACHES

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Drive out

made by group-1, Mrs. Frank Mac-Kenlzie, Milton.

Class 31, Section ii: Afghan, knitted-1. Miss Jemima Mac- Lalne. 204 Upper Hillooorough St.. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. J F- Lsfierty, 181 Hillsborough St., Charlottetown: 3. Mrs. Roy Coles. Milton.

Class 3.1, Section 4: Afghan. crocheted.-1, Mrs. R. E. Suther- land. 73 McGlll Ave.. Charlotte- town: 2. Mrs. J. F. Laflerty, 181 Hillsborough St.. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. Roy Burt, Sea View. Class 31, Section 8: Place mats. crocheted. rectangular. set oi four with centrepiece-1. Mrs. Doug- las H. Matheson, St. Peter's Bay. RR. 2; 2. Mrs. Walter Macciure, Brackley Point: 3, Mrs Winston Wood, Mount Herbert.

Class 311, Section 2-1. Mrs. James C. MacMillan, Wood Is- lands East; 2, Mrs. J. F. Laiierty, 181 Hillsborough St.. Charlotte- town: 3. Mrs. Dan Bi-yanton. Kensington, R.R. 5.

Class 31. Section 44: Boy's wash

suit-1, Mrs. James MacDonald. Rosenesth. . Class 31, Section 46: Quilt.

patohvwonk, cotton-l, Mrs. T. S. Reeves, Southport: 2, Miss Cath- erine MacLeod. 248 Fitzroy St..

Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. John

Warren, North River. I Class 31. Section 48: Quilt.

aplique, crib sizek-1. Mrs. G. A.

Calms. Malpeque Road, R.R. 7; 2. Mrs. Lorne W. Ra-msay. R.R.,3, Charlottetown: 3, Mrs William Diamond. O'Lcary. Special - Mrs. Warren Dawson. U383-

Class 31, Section 1'7: sla-mnple of tartlng--1, Mrs. Margaret J. Ma.cLeod, 24. Chestnut St.. Char- lottetown: 2. Mrs. John C. Marsh- bank. New Annan, RR. 2; 3. Mrs. B. Carson, Provincial Sanatorium.

Class 31, Section 18: Sample of Netting-1, Mrs. Laura Bustin, 31 Upper Hillsborough St.. Char- lottetown; 2. Miss Lillie Prowse.

Plarkclale: 3, Mrs. Margaret J- Mac.Leod, 24 Chestnut St.. Ohar- lottetown.

Class 31. Section 15: Pillow

Cases, crocheted end-1. Mrs. E. (7. Evans. as victory Ave. Char- lottetown; z. Miss Lilla M. Coles. 59 Euston St., Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. Almon Boswell. hharlottm town. RR. 3.

Class 31. Section 7: Tea Cloth. embroidered. with four servlettes- 1 Miss Velma Munn. 7 UPI)" l-illlsborouzh St., Charlottetown: 2.

Miss Lillian Walker. St. Peters B&3'- . Class 31. Section 12: Pillow

cases, coloured embroidery-1. Mrs Frank Cairns. Freetown: 2- MIS- pnmk Ross, 11. Hawthorne Ave. Charlottetown: 3. Mrs. Robert 1-logg. Kelvin Grove. . Class 31. Section 39: Shopping bag. woven-1. Miss Norah Mac- Lean. Souris; 2. Mrs. Minnie Bos- wall. Charlottetown. RR. 6: 3- M”-

of this country.

VTHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

R. G. rleminz. North Rustleo. class 31, section 40: any article except place mats. carriage cover or shopping bag- 1. Mrs. Fred Lambrose, 188 Great George St.. Charlottetown; 2. Miss Norah MacLean. sourls; 3. Mrs. Edwin Johnstone. 36 Villa Aw... Charlottetown. :

Class 31, Section 10. Cushion. original design-1. Mrs. Prank Maclienzie. Milton; 2. Mrs. Ben Newson, Harrington. Winsloe P.0.: 3.F'red House, Provincial Senator- ium.

Class 31, section 50: Handi- crafts. made by person over '15- 1. Mrs. James Macmillan. Wood Islands East; 2. Mrs. Alec Duncan. Cape Traverse; 3. Mrs. Charles Snow. 26 St. Peter's Road. Char- lottewwn.

Class 34. Section 49. Quilt, down or wool. fancy covering-1. M:s. Ben Newton. Harrington, wlnsloe

P13; 2. Mrs. John Matheson. Brookfleld.

Class 31. section 13: Pillow cases. cutawork-1. Mrs. Andrew

Johnston, 51"., Long River.

Class 31. section 14; Petlt point, framed-1. (meclal)-Mrs. Henry Henderson. Kenslngton, RR. 3. 1. Mrs. Jean Thomson, 2!) Mount Ed- ward Road. V

Class 32. Section 1: Bug. hooked. of cotton rags. conventional de- sign-1. Mrs. John C. Marshbank, New Annsn, RR. 2; 2. Mrs. L. B. Linkletter. Kensington

Class 32. Section 2: Rug. hooked, or cotton rags. floral design-1. Mrs. Roy Tuplin, Kensington. RR. 2

iolass 32. Section 3: Rug. hooked.

of wool rags, conventional de- sign-1. (special)-Mrs. Walter Shaw. 1. Mrs. Lemu'-.l J. Orr. French. River; 2. Mrs. Irving Tweedy. Vernon Rivgr; 3. Miss Annie Smith. 17 King Square. Charlottetown.

Class 32, section 4: Bug. hooked. or wool rags, conventional design -1. Mrs. Joseph Robertson. Stan- hope; 2. Mrs. Alex Gillls, Flat Riv- er; 3. Mrs. Chester Dover. Wheat- ley River.

Class 32. Section 5: Rug. hooked, of wool rags, vegetable dyes, orig- inal desl-gn-1. Mrs. Victor Grant. Vernon P.O.; 2. Mrs. Ralph Jud- son. Pownal.

Class 34, Section a: Rug. hook- ed of yarn, animal design--1, Mrs. John C. Marchbank. New Annan, RR. 2: 2. Mrs. Roy Tup- lin. Kensington. RR. 2; 3. Mrs. Everett Cousins, Kensington.

Class 32 Section '1: Rug, hook- ed of yarn. landscape or sea- scape--l, Mrs. Dan Nicholson. Wood Islands; 2, Mrs. Ray Carr. Slanhope: 8. Mrs. J. J. Curley. Vernon River.

Class 32. Section 8: Rug. hook-

ed. of yarn. floral design-1. Mrl. Wilfred. Pickering. Kensington. RR. 33

Mrs. Roy Tuplin, Ken-

singlon; 3. Mrs. Isuc Dunbar, Weaving. Alma, Lot 3.

Class 32, Section 9: Rug, hook- ed. of yarn, conventional design- 1, Mn. Isaac Dunbar. Alma. Lot 3; 2, Mrs. Walter Mscclure. Brack- levy Point: 3. Mrs. J. E. Fleming. Stanley Bridge.

Class 32. hooked. of yarn. original design -l. Special-Mary MacEa.chern, Argyle, Clyde River P.O.; 1. Mrs. Isaac Dunbar, Alma. Lot 3: 2, Special-Mrs. New London. RR. 1, Long River; 2. Mrs. Wilfred Pickering. Ken- singion, BIL 3; 8, Mrs. Joseph Rdbison. Stanhope.

Class 32, Section 11'. Rut. braid- ed-1, Miss Lillian Walker. St. Peter's Ba-y:

Snow, I St. Peters Road, Char- lottetown; 3. Mrs. John A. Dewar. New'Pei-th.

Class M. Section 12: Chair seat or wall hanging. yarn-1 (special. set, conventional patterns) Mrs. Don P. MacKay. New London: 1. (special, wall hanging) Mrs. Wlltred Pickering. Kensington. R..R. 3; 1, Mrs. Joseph Robison, Stanhope: 2, (special, wall hang- lng), Mrs. Margaret MacLeod. 24 Chestnut St., Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Ray Carr. Stamhope: 3, Mrs. Lemuel J. Orr. French Riv-

town. Class

"Section 10'. Rug.

Point:

Robert Maclieod, needlep

er.

Class In. Section 13: Petlt Point;-.1 (qiecial) Miss Dorothy MaoAleer, 166 Weymouth Street. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Elmer Larter, 90 Grafton St.. Charlotte-

LOWII:

town;

2. Mrs. Charles

borough St., Mrs. Walter MacC1ure. 3. Mrs. Frank L. Cairns. Freetown.

Class 33. Section 162 Rugs and by a person Miss Elizabeiih Mae- Charlotte- Mac- Leod, 34 Chestnut St., Charlotte- 3, Mrs. Charles Snow. St. Peter's Road.

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lawn: I. Mrs. J. H. Bishop, Laptahorne Ave.. Charlottetown.

sanrpler-I.

Section 14: Mrs.

32. Section 15:

oint. made School St..

2. Mrs. Margaret

Margaret Mac- Leod, It Chestnut St., Charlotte.

Sample of cross stitch on linen, untrained -1, Mrs. J. F. Laiterty. 181 Hilli- Charlottetown: Brackley

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CATTLE JUDGING PROGRAM at EXHIBITION

weonesnsv. Auousr 15, 8 A.

Judging starts for Jerseys. Ayrshiros. Herefords, Red.

Polls and Angus. Judging in some unfinished

classes.

. Parade of cattle at 7 pm. before Grandstand.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 8 A.M.

Judging in any unfinished class.

Final parade of all animals before Grandstand at

7p.m.

Besides our fine Vaudeville programme there is the

special feature of the Air Cadet team.

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