QAUGUST 18. 1942

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THE UHAR£OTFETOWN GUARDIAN

PAG E FlV E

NOTICE

RE PAYMENT OI‘ INTEREST AND DIVIDEND!

Tax Deduction at the sfluggg

In accordance with the revisions '

of the Income War Tax PAct, dcdlltiiiifienctlsotn 31: source st the rate of 7% must be made from an amount liable to be paid on or after ist Septembegy 1942, to an individual resident of Canada (other: than to a person described in sub-section 12 of the laid Section) representing—

1. Interest on s fully re ‘stered bond, debenture or other simi ar obligation,

2. Dividend in respect of any share of

stock.

The full amount so deducted must be remitted to the Inspector of Income Tax within one week from the interest or dividend due date.

Remittance Forms TD-

2, to be used when remit-

ting amounts deducted at source, may be obtained from any Inspector of Income Tax.

_There are penalties for failure to deduct or remit,

9°mi"i"' °I c"ll4h"n'lilltsliont oi National love-no INCOME TAX DIVIIION

Hon. Coins Cursors. lliiiinlsr. o1 NJHOHGI Revenue

C. Prisms Esuorr. Commissioner ol Income To:

Classified 3o Floral and Spiritual

Appreciation. ‘loo oer in t9 eents per inch. Address and spplleation.

Curls. etc. 5o oer lume-

Condolence 10o per inch; Wedding “puma”. 4o m, a. I

sud l0 cents for every odditl l 3 r M n“ ah "a? ‘will: lmlltges of Thanks snd

Advertising iiates — Payable innAiivancc

"mlmw chm M u: Advertisements as Cents

Central Guardian locals. lo pos- qm-q. ‘yawn m‘ h“. loperword-Annnneem tssnd" tumfli '11s: viii-d: lnchiemorlsl dictum" 5"“ a’ w "°"" Offerings,

10o nei- inch- Lists oi Letters oi

ntstion 51.00.00:

Male Help Wanted

To Le;

BIA". EXEMPT. WANTED T0 learn Linotype. Guardian. B-l3-tf.

Wa nted

C" 110mg zto Massachussetts.

Write X. Bonshaw a- 15-31,

WANTED-QUANTITY OF ICE IF

, price ls reasonable. M. Mac- i Swain, Kingston. 8-18-21. l\'.~\\"rr:ii-(‘.OoD SECOND HAND Prom. bnby carriage. Phong 118061;.

- -1.

WANTED - PRIVATE OWNED used ciir for cash. 71 Geréalilasiltl.

For Sale io COCKERELS non some, Avvly 314 Fitzroy st. s-ii-ai.

ron sins: - 1 SHORT 110-15; Bflbv Beef Steer. 14 months. Haber 39in iiignrioitr. 8-1il-ll.. FOR SALE - ELECTRIC issuer. Jacket Hester. Teléaphone

F0]! SALE — DEERING BINDER to it.) Belgium mare 3 years old. Everett Hrislnm, Emerald. lgsulgtbl

School and College BOOKS

a We are open to buy school books liIeri-nt grades, also colle e books. "Kluge in good repair, Br ng them

tNotlcc children under sixteen must bring notes from parents.)

EXCIIAIIGE STORE 108 Richmond Street. Phone 869. 8-18-31,

AUCTION SALE

Is is sold by rnbiio Auction on wrnursnsv. AUGUST 1o. ioir s1- 1 ocnocir r. M.

all the premises of the into Jsmes Brien st Fort Augustus. 1 more 11 7'"! Old: 1 horse 4 yesrs old; 1 “ii 1 Year old.

Blllder (Massey Hsrrls), hay Inowcr (Frost do Wood). seed.r (Broadcast), disc barrows, sin-in:

lh hsrrows. plow, hiiler. true "f". cisrt snd wheels, wood sleigh u! other articles about tho prem-

hl! the some time the form of the i6 Mr. O'Brien conslstln oi 145 sores of lsnd with dwel rig snd alflliulizulldlngs will also be offered

Terms_(;u||, W. H. BEATOIN. M44548‘ Auo ooesr.

j Q5

A 01.1) ROPE

I Just received on order for s lim- “d quantity oi’ old rope. Must be e of tsr. Anybody having nn iii the nbovs on hsnd got in touo

Willi us. WE PAY SPOT CASI. Truck will cnii, B. BENJAMIN

108 Richmond Street

FURNISHED HOUSE T0 LET. Al'- ply 32 Connolly Street. 8-15-31.

Sales Help Wanted

EARN EXTRA MONEY. SELL British Canadian Christmas Cards with name imprinted also evziv dirty Greetlnil Cards. Finest avail- able in value. workmanship and

- Drice. 100% profit bonus for early orders Write today for details. Samples on approval. British Can- adian Publishing 00., Room 7a, g Kins! St. West. Toronto.

N-7-23-l3l.

Female Help Wanted WANTED MAID. WHOLE OR

part time. References required. 310 Kent Street. 8-18-21.

DEATH OI LAMONT,

'I‘lie Rev. Donald MacDonald Ln- mont, a minister of the (Ihiircn of Scotland, well known in the i-lluh- lands of Scotland and cusici-n Crui- ada, died at the house of his son in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 31st, May 1942. His last charge was the pa:- ish of Kllninian, and Kilmore Mull, lrom which he retiiorl about a year ago in consequence or his iiClllllllllg health. By a curious coincidence, Mr. LamonVs funeral in Glasgow occurred 0n the day fixed for the induction of his successor in Mull. The induction of the new minister vras therefore preceded by a memqr- liil service for his predecessor.

Mr, Lamont came of old Highland swell. In the fifteenth century his branch of Clan Lamont settled in 1hr. Isle of Skye whence his grandfath- er emigzste to Prince Edward Is-

The Rev. D. M. M. A. (Glasgow)

land m iaao. There, at Lyndiile, l‘

Donald Lamont was born in 1W7. Alter a short period of teaching 111 his native district, he returned to the land of his ancestors to prepare himself for the Chzistian ministry. Entering the University of Glasgow, he passed through the faculties o. Arts and Divinity, his active mind and charming personality long re- membered by his student contemp- oraries.

In I901 he was ordained to the parish of Wstsrnish. and later ranslated to the parish of Strath, both in the Isle of Skye. About the beginning of the great wnr he wiis elected to the arsh of North Kniip- dale, Ar llsh re; but. though if". ministry ere continued untl 19:4" it was considerably interrupted by the necessslties of war. Mr. Lamont having been called to service as chaplain to British sailors and sold- lcrs in Holland.

Mr. Lamont re-crossed the Atlan- ta iri i920 to pursue his vocation amongst his friends and kindred in Prince Edward Island. In this chsr he remained (with s short inter udo in Cope Bretom until his election to Bloor Street Presbyter- ian Church in Toronto. Prcm To- ronto he was called to Dunveyilflll. Ind in 1934 he returned to Scotland where he ministered in Mull until his retirsl from sctve work in 194i.

The qualities which drew to Mt‘. Lamont such ii wide circle oi friends and admirers-his mentnl robust- ness. his delight in adventure. his hsppy fusion of a steadfast devotion to his calling with n lively sense of the drains and the humor of life- were retained by him to the end. Well-rend in various fields he WM the author of seveml books ha: us: written on account of one of t» early parishes “Stroth in Isle 0i Skye", as well as two volusnes cl more speciilcsllly religious liitflft-‘i- “Seven Great Questions" and "Oiii Friends After Death".

Mir. Lnmonvs wife redecensed him by two years. He eaves nuc- son, James, and one daughter. Mrs. MscKsnzlc, for whom great sym- mlsy will be felt in their loss at

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STOCK QUOTATIONS

Pew York Stock

Exonang (Canadian rmo Stocks , q Am C and IF 34 3-3 Am Tel Tel 1131.4 Anaconda 25 1.3 Baldwin Loco 11 Bendix Av 1 1.3 Beth Steel 54 Ches Ohio 31 5.3 Chrysler 80 1.4 Con Edison 13 Elec Auto Lite 3171-4 Gen Elec 27 1.4 Gen Motors 33 Gt Nor Pfd 231.4 Kennecott 39 1.3 Mont Ward 30 N Y Central 9 Nor Am Co 71-3 Penn RR 21 1-2 Phil Pet C0 4014; Std Oil NJ 37 3.4 Texas Corp 35 7_5 U S Rubber 19 3.3 U B St Co 451.3 Vanadium Corp 15 West Union 25 3.5 s Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Aug. 17——(OP)-

Cainuuluii Commodity Exchange,

liuttcl‘ spot; Que. n12 score; so 5-3 34 3-4

Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 4l— 42; A-mcuium 40-41; A-pullets 34 -—34 l-Li; B 29-29 1-2; C Z4 l-).—25.

lviolyiltnlzth, Aug. l'l—tCP)— Produce prices here today as re- ported by the Uoininion Impart- lilltill u. Agriculture follow;-

Eggs: graded shipments selling A-large ‘ti; A-mcdlum 39 l-Z-40; A-puileis 33-34; B 29—29 l-Z; C 25 1-2~26.

Butter: first grade ereamery priiiis, jOlJlJlilg price W; first grade SOllCLS, jflbbllll,’ price, .15 l-z; cur- rent receipt, Que no 1 pasteurized

3 43-8; no 2 33 3-8; wholesale. Que G

no 1 :14 3-4; no 2 34. Cheese: current receipt. western and Que white, l9 5-8 FOB Mont-

real, wholesale western and Que H

white ‘.20 ilrst grade FAS Montreal.

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Aug. l7--(CP)—~In- duslrial and gold stocks recorded l1iuiici~ prices today and at the lin- lsli they" had index gains of .22 and .24 respectively while the base met- als were sicudy and the western oils a bit lower.

Sevcixil gm . incliidint! Bolling- cr, Anglo iuiunian, Bralorne and Shcep Crccz, LiillllCd 10 cents or more untl the close was up 43 to 5 cunts for Aiinor, East Malartic, and McLcod-Cocksliutt. Dome ireaken- ed l-l to l3 l-‘J nnd other scnicr golds were unchanged.

Ciuudzi Pucker, Simpsons pid and Hiizini Walkers common firmed i1. point or more and fractions ofta- bun: 1-2 point were netted 4 by Siczimslilps pfcl. Canada Malling. Canada Cement pfd, Consumers Gas, Dominion Bunk, imperial Bank and International Piiiroleum. Riverside Silk lost 2 points, Building Pro- rliicis s oil ll point. and English El. A dropix-d 3 points. Home Oil iiiid Ruyiilltc closed moderate- ly wcnk.

Markets At A Glance

Toronto-Gold and industrial stocks higher; other groups steady.

Montreal-Golds unchanged; utility, paipcr and other industrials low-

i-r.

New York-Stocks closed higher. \vllllli|it'i{-—“'iillilt unchanged. ‘Iuronto-Bucon hops ((U0554511) Ill!-

scitled at 16.00, down 25 cents.

New York-Cotton slightly higher.

(i? BISSETT — FALL WEDDING

A quiet but pretty wedding took pliice l'0C~’Elll1_V at St. Peters rectory Eziscrii piisszige when the Rev. AE. Kingsbuy. united in marriage Hilda Moe, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Brydcn Bissctt, Cole Harbour, Dnrtmcuth to Corporal Dnvio George Full, sori oi Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fill, C apiiud PE, Island.

The bride was dressed in navy sheer street lenglh dress with navy hut and accessories her corsage being carimtlons and maiden heir

Ill.

She was attended by her sister Muincn who wore a dress of rose crepe street length with rose ha‘. and uCcQSSOYlCS, her corsnge bemir chi-nations and fern. While L.A.C. Alex Skciit-lum R. C.A.F. of Winni- peg wiis gcoriisman.

After the ceremony the wedding pnrxir lcfr by motor to the home o1 the bride's parents where a delicious wedding supper was served them ..l'id their immediate friends, among the guests being the officiating clergy- mnn. After the wedding supper the bride and groom left amid Show l of rice and confetti for s. honey- moon trip to the home of the groom's parents; alter their rctum ilicy will reside in Halifax where the groom has been stationed with the RC.A.F, and best wishes follow them from their many friends. Previous to her marriage the bride wus given a shower at hor home where many useful and beautiful gifts weze received.

ion 115m

Six room house partly furnished to married couple without children. Possession August 18th.

Apply 238 Fitzroy Street.

8-11-13-15-18.

LAND FOR SALE

The farm of the late Ai- hcrt Stewart at Peakes llond, Lot 52, being 165 acres with dwelling house and two barns. Apply to John A. McDonald, Bethe].

0r io McLeod & Bentley, Charlottetown.

l-l-IZ-ll-Il-SI-M

MONTREAL STUCK EXCHANGE

(Csnsdlsn Press)

Stocks Close Bell ‘Ilel Brazilian ‘i? 54 C811 PMIIIO 5 1,3 C0113 smelt 33 Dom Coal Pfd 101.4 Steel q 1.3 D0111 Textile 9g Dfydfll. 4 Founda Co 14 Int. Nickel 39 34 Mtl Power 91 1,3 Nit BMW 33 14 Nat St Oll g 3.4 Norands. 45 Power Cor-p 4 Shawlnlgan 13 74 Si. Law 00m 11g St Law Pfd _, (Canadian Press)‘ TORONTO. A118. 17- 5w“! Close Abltlbi 55 Aldermac g Alli! Huron 210 Aunor 1w Bonetal 3 Bralorne 590 Brit Dom 19 Broulan 37 Buff Ank 111 Chester 51 Cochenour 53 Coniarum 55 Crows Nest 3g Denlson 3 1.4 Duquesne 3 East Malrobic 105 Eldcrado . 49 Falcon 227 Gbds LAKE 9 1,4 oldale 9 3.3 Goodflsh 1 Hard Rock 34 ome 327 Homcst 2 1,4 Kerr Add 37o Kirk Lake 43 Lake Shore 30o LEM Cad 3 Ifilifih 50 Little LI. 75 Macassa 195 MacLeod 195 Malartlc 123 McKenzie 54 Moneta. 25 Moore 40 14 Noranda. 45 Norgold 2 b; Normetal 1.3 OBrien g3 Ont NICREI 14 Pacalta z 14 Pamour 35 Perron 75 Pick Crow 145 Powell 40 Premier 43 Preston 150 San Ant 150 Senator 15 Sheep C1- w Sherritt 53 s E Pete 2 Steer) R0 l“ Sterl Co 3 Sturgeon B SYIVSIIIIZC 135 Teck Hugh 153 Toburn 7o Upp Can 62 Ventures 345 Vermilata 9 14 UNLISTED PCIIG Org u

T°ifll 58163 108.000.

Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. Aill- l7—(OP)-_ Trends were generally lower 1n light transactions on the stock ex- chan e and urb market toda. Braz lian adva ced l-B in late tra - mil i0 ll 5-9. top level since March 19.10 when it touched 12 5-0 Turn- over on issue was about 500 shares. A modest feature was the advance of Gatineau Power pre- ferred. up i 3-4 to 10s 3-4 a new high for i942. Other utilities active but unchanged were Gatineau. In- ternational Power preferred, Mont- real Power. Power Corp and Shaw-

inigan.

Canadian Pacific and Canadian Foreign Investments made small gains. Fractional losers were Bath- urst. Price Brothers, Nickel, Can- ada Steamshlps preferred. National Steel Car, Gurds and Associated Breweries. Niagara was down s point to 12, a new low for the year.

Issues active and steady were St. Lawrence Corp, Rolland Paper. Nornnda, Imperial Oil, Algomo. Steel. Foundation and Smelters.

Total sales: 8,500 shares: Indus- trials 5,400 shares. Mines 3,100 shares.

Montreal ilurh

(Csnsdisn PM")

Stocks Abitibl 00m B A Oil Beauhiirnols

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Stocks ch"

myni Bank 12-4 Nova Seotiii. —

Provincial ExhibitioTPrize List -»

ltd Hebert Tremere. ow Wllimlrs,

inn“ B a d u i“ l“ Sec. 13 Fosi born in 194i Boo. l-ggniouth Back White Hen, Y '°"'c|,'u‘s",'{° w ' let Oeell J. Bigwprl; m w y 1st 2nd Lediwell Boswsll. 5115c _-Glbson nd So. 8rd ' L n. s... s... “L, gfiggggrgogmgi-el" more. " PM" T"

See. 1 Pl u: Rock , . mqyd Monmyzmo“ cock 1 See. it Junior Champion under l EsecitzMNegonullipsmm ' l‘ ya". 1st Wallace . "a", s “_° "l" ' 1st. w. n. She/w. Reserve Ho..." mifilomflm‘ m‘ PM 1st. hweedylhiiigfni. 100% cmmpiw- °°°“ 4- "m"

I In’: 6th Hymn Ddw- Eggmn: s. Twudy Bro.‘ s gpggmL cm, D Al.“ B! eo. 1| Senior Champion I yrs. sad

loo. ‘l Plymouth Rock Whik Cookerei

m, Albany. 0N W" lee. s i-iymooin Book wiiiu “.,,".,";§~',',};§,E, gggggggmmw- ' . rnliet ctsss 22 ' w. n. Show, Reserve Champion, TURKEYS Cecil J. Stewart.

1st Myron Da/wson Album tid. Rex Dsvlson. ' I’ ovflgs-l i. standard Bronze 1on1. Sea. 16 onna Chsmliion.

wlmloe yesr. l. Margaret Home, lee. s Wmiaotie Willis Cook. 5,, Fauna“ 3mm H“, Winn-Hwy. Reserve Gilnrivlou.

and am Almon Boswell, °"°" i Ym- émgifzilsllgerst Home.

1st Dimstaiflnage. CLASS 23 loo. io Wysndoth Whlio Hon. 1 fife? kmugruixweilslngaei- over swagevfl J Stewart, 2nd Cecil J. ' ' I .Al.mnn .

m Almon Boswell. s na Pauline 3mm» l- Mrriwet Home. Deeoste. Gnrlottewwn, 8m Almon - 3- Toulouse Goose over l 3"- 18 Proton! of Dssni Boswell, Dunstalinsge. ml‘- 1- Almon Boswell: a. Almon - Boswell: 3. Margaret Horne ist Cecil J. Stewart 3nd Qggfl Soc. u Wylndotia White Coekorel Bee 3 A. o. v. Gadnerlover 1 ' l“ Mm Jagelii; atlcubhgllsyial; z, Irving. J. Stewart. on Boswell, Dunstsfmsgo ma.‘ - . eedy, Esrns- cuss 3 A CLYDESDMJ soo. 1s Wymdotio wnit. rnuee. 8w. 4 s. o. v. Goose over i w, 1 “mo, jflflf" ~

year. l. Geo. B 11,- _ 1st IAlmon Boswell, 2nd Alrnori Bvswrll: s. Johnoéwweveedy.’ m" BOSWS .

CLASS M D m“ See. Z Mare or Filly 3 yn. snd

U Sec. l3 Legli r S. C. White Cock Sec. I Roue D l: . "" i. m... stair crass.

zéetgeeelam Whalmk. (Igavtm. Bossgvallé s. Roy Boswall YBIN. ernon, rd . 0. Rouen Dug ‘ J. l". Emmi. New wiitshire. i. Letlwell iacswniif 29v" 1 £53; swwm‘

wall: a. Led ll Sec. 14 Leghorn s. c. While Hen. W° B°‘“”“'-

Sec. 3 Pekin Drake over 1 Wm- 1. Ledwell Boswell- 2 Geo,- 8'3 ' 1 g w 1st Gordon Carver Harelbrook, wnii; 3. R Bo‘ ' g °s'_ 5- R am“ 2nd IYvlr-s d Geo‘ 30mm’ Fmnchmm s“, 4 F811;“ smrillbver 1 year‘ His-slam. 3rd ledwell Boswell.

L. 8rd Weldron Boswell, Msrshfield. LmG-eo. Boswell; 2 1 B09 s-l-EwAlu-s SPECIAL soc. 15 cvfllisrn s‘. 0. White w ' I‘ G” mmll- For Get oi Civlo Chief innioi-i ockere. POULTRY Tlst Cecil J . Stewart, 2nd whim-t w, M!‘ l 1,, mew“. 2nd 5cm 5 A o. v. Ducks 0v" 1 ye“ iemere. 3rd Lorne Hurry. Wlrisloe. Twwh°°n fykslg’ vemm- 3"‘ Nfl-w“ 1 t [Damn ' CLASS s-rmcnnnons 0° . IYWWB. s Boo ll, ' 30mm 3rd Roy I-iedmil REGISTERED

See. 16 Leghorn S. C. White Pallet CLASS 25 CAPONS lee. I Stallion born in 1949,

1st Mrs. J. P‘. Bastion, 3nd Mrs. ‘ .1. F. Easton, 3rd Nelson Whitloclt. Sec. r Peri of Barred Plymouth m J" own Mm‘ K°“‘m"’°“' . RWK! Sec. J Stallion born in 1939c

Soc. 17 Leghorn S. C. Brown Cook. u“ _ id . i m? gfifibm can? Ohagbtelgw, 00mm nmhMmDonnlgeoDoinnld. 2nd m. .1. Cecil mu. iam Mur ey, .ar .e- town‘ s“. z_mm o’ s. Aov 159G: Stallion born in 1988 or ho-

ist Currie Brcs Fair View 2nd 1st. c- F- Amber. 3rd Florence Elssery, Oileary

‘See. ii Get of Sire:

let Ocoil J. Stewart.

Sec. 18 Leghorn s. C. Brow-n Ben.

1st Herbert Carr, Gierloffetown. 2nd Herbert Carr, Gierlctteiewn, 3rd William Murley.

Sec. l0 Logliom S. C. Brown Cookerel

Ja/cob H. MacNaugiht,

See. 5 Junior Champion pndgg I Years:

1st J. C8011 M111,

1st Allison Holmes, C7. - . i

1st. Isabel Carr. and Herbert own. 2nd Mrs. J. H. iviiéhhtfii 553.,“ Se“ 0' champh“ 3 I“ “a

Oarr, 3rd Herbert Carr. 8rd Mrs. J. H. Morhail. ' 1st. Jlodb . Mwmillhl. Sec. 20 Leghorn S. C. Brown Pullel. Soc. 2 One Dozen Grade A Medium n See. 'l Grand Champion:

1st Herbert Carr, 2nd Isabel Carr. lst Donald A, Mgygnggald‘ 3nd 3rd Herbert Carr. and 3rd Donald A. MacDon-ald. Jacob H. MacNaurht, Reserve Gianipion, J. Cecii Mill.

see. 21 Bhode Island Red Cock. Seo. l2 More with fosi st footi

1st Ledwell Boswell, Marshfleld, 2nd Iledwell Boswell, Marshfleld. 1n ;_ can mm Class 2'1 Boo. 13 Foal born in 1942:

sec. 73 Ithode Island Red Hen. WHITE EGGS. T . lstawwell Boswell, 2nd Iedwell Sec. 1 One Dozen Grade A Large 1st J. Cecil Mill. {g

Bosw . 1st Mrs. J. F. Ee-sio , 2n Boo. 1 G i s”- u Rhoda h B“ cooker" 8m Mm‘ J‘ F. Ea ‘n d and e rand Ciismponi

J.Oeoll1vl!ili.... 1st Ledwell Boswell, Marshfield. Sec 2 One Dozen Grade A Medium l 50c. l Pr of D Sec, 24 Rhoda Island mad Pullet. 1st Mrs. J. F. EJSIDII. It “imam m" J Cot . 1st Liedwell Bcswall, Marshfleld. Sec 3 Ono Drrsen Grads A Pullet s DEAF! HORSES CLASS I Sec. 25 New Hompehire Cock. 1st and 2nd Mira. J. F. Elston. See. 1 Filly or Gelding born in 1M1 1st Jchn Tweedy, Earrisellfie, 2nd 1103555 waldrcn Boswell. Marshiield, 3rd _ 15g Jchn Gmespie’ M1110“ A. E. Stetson Freetown. Class 3 Clydesdale Registered Sec. Sec. 26 Now Hampshire Hen 4- Stallion born in 1938 or before Soc. 2 Filly or Gelding. born in i940

m ow. eoowoii. and Ger-doe 1st. Alex iaiwiumnu. ans Oeoii " let .1. r. lid-stein, u Wiltshln, Carver, l-Iazelbrook, 31d John J. Stewart. m4 Hudson mwtherfxllbsny,

Tweedy. Eamsclifie. PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION .. . Sec. 8 Filly or Gelding, born In POULTRY 1939:

Class 26 BROWN EGG; 590M011 1 One Dozen Grade A Large

Sec. J One Dozen Grade A rupee,

lsl. Mrs. J. n. ma, Donald A. MacDonald, m’ and

... u.“ '4.

Sea. 6—Senior Chnlnpion 3 yrs m c k and Over

Sec. 27. New HamDS re oc - erel. 1. William Bradley. Charlotte- lit-Alex McClunipha, Bay For- town: 2. Ernest Carr. Charlotte- - town: 3. Everett Mac-Dougall" Vernon Bridge.

Sec. 28. New Hampshire Pullet_ 1, William Bradley; 2. Ernest Carr, 3, Elmer Carr.

Sec. 29 Australorp Cock. l. John

1st. W. J, Gibson. 2nd. St. Dun- stsnts I-‘ann, Charlottetown.

Sec. l Draft More or Gelding, born in 1983 or before.

1st. Cecil J. Stewart, Hampshire. 1st. W. H, Morne, Milton, 2nd Heller N. Beer, I-Ilrzhlleld, 3rd St.