PAGE TWELVE

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

AUGUST 16, 1Q

How To Hold

FALSE TEETH

More Firmly in Place 90 your (line teeth annoy and

embanun by slipping. dro pin: 2: t.i”:l":..:”" in"- 5l"” 9 ' ml? Followin are the results of the I . ASTEETH " W” Pm"- Tl"5 swine ju lng at the Provincial

-II-lino inon-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly ma more ..oinfortsbiy. N0 gummy, gage Duty taste or feeling. Does n t sour. checks "plate odor" (den. turn breath). Get FABTEETH to. GI! st any drug store.

Exhi tiori.

Boar born after Feb. 28 and before April 10. 1950: 1, Almon Boswali, Marshviield; 2. Sterling Willis. Kingston; 3. Sterling Wil- lis; 4, Almon Boswall, Marsh-

ORANGE JUICE gives you 411.; rue FLAVOUR Au THE GOODNESS

When you sqiicc7.ejiiiccfrt.r1i from tliosc firm, ripe Cziliiornia oranges, all the Havour is there

. rich, tangy, fragrant! All the goodness, too. Fresh Cali. fornia oranges are an excellent source of Vitamin C . . . and otlicr vzilucs.

Buyfamous Sunkist Oranges . . . the finest fruit front 14,500 cnopcrating Cnlifiiriiia and Ari'I.rm:i citrus growers.

CAI.IFORNi"i ORANGE5 Only the QLI of M4 gag are stamped Sunkist

CLOVER LEAF Fancy Red Sock-eyc Fancy Red Cahoo Fancy Pink Salmon

VARIETY for every menu

ECONOMY for every puru

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Swine Judginigi lleisiultisi At Provincial Exhibition .

Held: ll. Sterling Willis.

Boar born on or between Dec. 1. 1950 and Feb. 28, 1951: 1. Roland Pcyn-ter, French River; 2. Harrison Green, Clyde River; 3, S. C. Stewart and Son. Dun- stafin e; 4, MaCEiIchei'n Bros, Charloietown RR. 9; 5, S. C. Stewart and Son.

Boar born on or between July 1. 1960 and Nov. 30. 1950: 1, Frank Mclnnis. Cherry Valley; 2. . C. Stewart, Charlottetown RR. 3; 3, Sterling Willis, King- ston; 4. Almon Boswuli.

Boar born on or between Dec. 1, 1949, and June 30, 1960: 1, John W-hitcwny. Brooklyn: 2 Roland Payniter, French River; 3. Harrison Grccn, Oiydc River.

Aged Boar born before Dec. 1. 1949: 1. Sterling, Willis, King- ston; 2. S. C. Stewart and Son. Dunstaifnagc; 3, Al'il10n Boswail. Marshfield; 4. R. B. Meek, French River: 5. LeRoy Vcsscy. Dun- siaffnage.

Junior Champion Boar and Re- serve: Roland Paynler. French River: Almon Boswali.

Senior Champion Boar and Re- .-ierve: Sterling Willis, Kingston; Frank Mclnnis. Cherry Valley.

Grand Champion Boar and Re- serve: Sterling Willis, Kingston; Roland Payntcr. French Rive.-i.

Sow born after Feb. 28, 1951. and before April 10 1951: over 4 months: 1. Almon Boswall. Marsh- iield: 2. Almon Boswsll; 3. Almoii Boswallz 4, Almon Boswnii.

Sow born on or bciwccn Dec. 1, 1950 and Feb. '28, 1951: 1. Wil- liam Found, Long River; 2, Har- rison Green, Clyde River; 3. Roland Pa-yntcr, Frcnch River; 4. Roland Payntcr.

Sow born on or belwccn July 1, 1950 and Nov. 30, 1950: 1. Irv- ing Boswall, Marslhfieid; 2, S. U. Stewart and Son Diiiistziiinagc; 3. John Cairns. Duiislnfliiagc; 4,l Alton BO5W:'ill, Mai-slilivld; 5,1 William Found, Long Rivci:

Sow born on or bclwccu Dec. 1. 1949 and June 30. 1950: 1, Andrew Bain, French RivcT; 2, William Found, Long River: Ii. John R. Thompson, Diinstaffiingc: 4. R0- land Paynter. Frcnch River: 5. Vincent White, Nnrlli Wiltsiilrc; 6, LeRoy Vessc-y, Dunsiaffnage. Aged Sow, born before Dec. 1. French

19491 1, Roland Payntcr, River; 2, Sterling wiuis. Kinc- sion. 3. Harrison Grccii, Clyde River: 4, John R. Thompson. Dungtaffnage; 5, Almon Boswail. Marshfieid.

Junior Champion Sow: Wil- lja.-m Found, Long River.

Senior Champion Sow: Roland Payntcr. French River.

Grand Champion. Sow: Roland

Paynter. French River. Senior Herd, consisting of one board and two sows. all farrowed

before Dec. 1. 1950: 1. Sterlinii Willis, Kingston: 2. Roland PU"- ler, French River; 3. Almtm

Boswal-i; 4. S. C. Stewart and Son:

5, Lenny vossey, Dunstafinage; 8, Sterling Willi-5.

Junior Herd, consisting of one boar and two sows. all fairowed -on or after Dec. 1. 1950 and over four months: 1, Aimon Bosivaii; 2. Roland Paynier: .3. Harrison Green: 4. Sterling wiuis: 5. A1- mon Boswallz 6. Slcrling Willis. pmgcny of Da-mt 1 Roland payntcr; 2. Airman Buswali; 3. Sterling Willis: 4. Almon Bos- wan; 5, Harrison Green; 6. SW- ljng Willis.

Shorthorn Judging Results .

H (Continued from .VPslcrdB.V) Senior Yearling Female: 1 Lelth MucM111an, Union Road-, 2. AH. Muwh. Earnscllfie; 3. John and Mary Duguquier. St. Peter's Buy. Two Year Old Female: 1. Athol Roberts. Southport: 2. Atliol Rob- erts, Southporlz; 3. John and Marv DuPasquir'3r, St. Peter's Bay: 4. Earle Rankin. Mount Herbert: 5. A 1-1. Mutch, Earnsciiffe; 6. 1-1. Lyle Boswell. Marshtield.

Female, born July 1. 1947 to June 30, 1948: 1. John and Mary Du- Pasquler, ,st. Peter's Bay; 2. John and Mary DuPasquicr; 3. Gordon Maclieod, Earnscllffc; 4. H Lyle Boswell. Marshfield.

Female, born before July 1 1947: 1. Athol Roberts. Southport: 2. Athol Roberts. Soutlillort: 3 John and Mary DuPssquier. St. Peters Buy; 4. John and Mary DUNS- quier; 5. 1-1. Lyle Boswell.

A i'vllF.lV

MONTR a fat of breakfast cereal

In

goo re - 0 these elements. No wonder "Cream

BUYS WHYS

E31, Auxf 16th-If your busbuid in like 11 bands I've heard about -be enjoys I.

d that means "Cream of Wheat"i And delicious 5 Minute "CREAM OF WK csusepitb I0 easy to prepare . of boiling make it completely digestible. And and I It's so good-and no good for you! For 5 "Cream of Wheat" o and Calcium and P11

Nltil-'NAll()N bib”-'ILl

thut.'l smoo-oih and ilnvourful . . . goiiil like I AT" bo- . . lust five minutes

, iiiuta ves you Iron necessary for orus-for diets deficient in

of heat" is a favourite in thous-

and: of happy homes . . . especially what it's topped with brown sugar!

Are You Golfing Your Manny's Wonk out of every dollar you earn?

A hundred cent: in every dollar .

them have to count.,0ti1erwise. todn '5 high prices

will blot up the inoney vou've been for important things. After all, you nurrcn or to fh cost of iivlngi All is a. plan. One

hiit's geared to your income and wants . . . and makes every inst cent do its full

. . In all of

oping to save C0111 adord to that you need

share of buyin . Fortunately. there is luck 1 plan. It's Personal Plan-

nin , the BAN OF MONTREAL's nn me get the better of our money

Why not drop into your nearest branch of the B of M todav? Ask for W"? i799 WPY of ”PERSON'ALfPLANNING”. This bright little book- wben you really plan your spendiiilg3;iild iifumiiiifmfur man) I0 ' . I

let will open your eyes to how

Can You Prevent new cavities in your children's tcctli . . . in. yours . . . in the next year? One thing is sure DENTOCILLIN can help your fam- ily reduce tooth de- cay far more than ever before possible. . For Dentocillin is i P the new tooth pow- der tliut. enlists the power of penicillin to fight decay. In I 2-venr test. nmong hundreds of F1'l100l children, Dentocillin re- duced tooth decay 5596 -6 times us mlicli as reported even for the cxccllcnt Ilnivcrsit of Illinois ammanialed formua. (And this reduction wns achieved without nny change in toothbrudiing hub- iisl) Give your family the bene- fits of Dentoriiiin. starting today. it has A delightful taste, really i-imiiis tnnih sparkling bright. 756 for 3 iiioniIis' supply.

You Can? Blame It on the iieiit.

when your corns or , c I cnliuscs bother you.-6fx(, Iicllcr blame it on a V3 ilic incl. that you've y ncglcctcrl to rc- o more them with ; ' wonderful Phcriy- q hum! That'l that new wonder-work- mg ingredient. in BLUE-JAY Corn and Callus Planters. It wok 10 'VPiii'H of scientific research by B1116-JBY 10 develop Phcnylium. And now tbeylvo perfected it to the point where it works 337a faster and is ehective in 959?; of the cases tested. I can vouch for its edectiveness, too . . . having been a long-time sufferer from toms - until I discovered it: "magic". Now I rely on Blue-Jay Corn Plsstcrs with Phenulium to keep my feet forever hsppyl

timely contribution to helping you problems and get more out of life.

Vacations In Fragilo Minn- lure: . . . epend on happen - chsnca meetings of 501136113 isl spirits. So donl take a chance on not being present at every holiday event. . . . bcscb parties, . . awim'mcr.-is dances And picmo psi-tics. Let TAMPAX sanitary protection take care of vour worries on "certain days”. Tsmpnx relieves on from belts, pins and bulges 1 st might show through swim suits, play toga or evening gowns. Tiimpiix was de- signed by I. doctor for internal use-so you're freer and cooler , . . no odour or chafing. It comes ll 8 absorbencica. A whole month's supply fits into your purse-or into a tiny corner of your vacation suitcase. Be sure to sol: for Tompsx now . . . it's I vocation blessing!

Virginia Mayo Wm Convinced after she took

the tissue test.

that there real-

ly is .l (1159:: ''u;,,-,,,,,,, once in co

creams. She got.

he r face as Q:

clean as she could with her regu- lsr cleansing cream-tlien she used WOODBURY COLD CREAM on her "immacululclv vlcsn" face and was startled! Woodbury Cold Cream floated out. hidden dirtl Why is Wood- bury so diii'erent.? Because it has Pcnaum, s new "miracle" ingredi- ent. that actually penetrates deeper into your poro openings. Pennten leis Woodbun": wonderful clean- sing oils go deeper to loosen eve trace of grime and make-upl An , thanks to Pcnntcn, Woodbury Cold Cream smooths your skin more edectiveiy, tool Buy a jar today-23c, 45c, 78c and 81.15.

9! Count! Yolr Youngua . keep you on the run. these vacation days.

c.- JELLY POWDERS M A. Qua,

in boat-shaped

err.-ct. Whcn Jail-0 is thin: enou h to in centre 0! each Jail-O "lake".

. . . ihcn you'll

cud-peanut-butter sandwiches, sweet r-rcss, xi hcvcruge and,-m-mmml-.. Aoudlc Soup. Real chicken davour

Here's a wonderful one for the yountg 'uns JUNIOR SAILBOAT

Insert A toothpick through call And in

But you can still take time to give them a special JELL-0 dessert treat . . . for tempting, exciting des- serts can be wliip ed up in minute: with i

Jl;Ll.-O -and at less thsn 2c 1!. serving! '

1 package Orange or Lemon Jcll-0

1 pint hot water

, 3 or 3 canned peach halves

Dissolve Jcll-O in hot water. Turn into sherbet glasses. Chill. Cut peaches pieces. Cut small trlan les or coloured paper 101- sails.

o each peach slice. to hold nil hold up peach boats, arrange one

ill until ilrm. Serves 0.

Hotels An irieu ill!-ll.I'II1 sure will be a huge success with your family. (wt. ru-quninied Willi all of tho delicious HEINZ SOUPS by having a "Soup of the Month" calendar , - know you arcnlt. missing 1:. thing Heinz mu give you in the way of soup deliciousnessl llriuz ”Soup of the Month” for August is so popular wilii the folks that we've built s meal around ii.- I. late Sunday Supper Snack consisting of l'BW-CiIf'I'Ol.-

icicles, water- cinz Chicken with melt-in-your-mouth noodles

ilols Of 'eml). Next time you're shopping-ask your grocer fur the , H0102 Soup of the Month-Chicken Noodle Soup . . . you know it's 1 good because its Heinsl

Athol Roberts. Southport, Fair- grange Jewel. Senior Champion Female and Reserve: Athoi Roberts, Eouthport. Teekaydee 4D: Athol Roberts - Roan Lady 3-itli.

Grand Champion Female and Reserve: Athol Roberts - Teeny- dee 413; Mrs. Blake Wood, long Valley Royal Pearl.

Junior Get of sire: 1. Athol Roberts. Southport; 2. John and Mary DuPssquier; 3. H. Lyle, Bos- well; 4. John and Mary DuPas- quicr; 5. Francis Gleeson. Cherry Valley.

sen'i3r'o'1?Far Sire: 1. Athol Rob- erts; 2. R. Lyle Boswell.

Junior Herd: 1. John and Mary DuP'asquier; 2. H'. Lyle Boswell; 3. A.1-1. Mutch, Esmscllffe.

Jiinlor Champion Female and Reserve: Mrs. Blake Wood, South- mn, .. Long Valley Royal Pearl:

Ye

quicker.

in water like ordinary

WIN a Wntinglioui!

lioctrlc lrbn, With?

or Minn limo to not Pulno

Quix is quicker because it dissolves

Quix nevdr clots, loll: or'runs together

Senior Herd; 1. H. Lyle Boswell:

DuPusquier.

Progeny of Dam: 1. lithol Rob- erts; 2. Athoi Roberts; 3. John and Mary DuPasquier: 4- John and Mary DuPasquier; 5. A.R. Mutch. Esrnscliffe.

Special Prize for animals born and bred by exhibitor: 1. A.1-1. Mutch; 2. John and Mary DuPas- quicr; 3. John and Mary DuPss- quler.

special Prize -- new exhibitor- three animals. any sex: 1. H Lyle Epinvcll, Mnrshfleld.

...Doci,or glllvan of Mclrose. Wlass, with his wife and, small daughter were guests last week of Mrs. Charles cool: of Kensington. Mrs. Sullivan was the former Thelma cook, daughter of the late Charles Cook and Mrs. Cook of Kensin-grion. Dr. Sullivan is a bone specialist in one of the larger Bos-

2. Athol Roberts; 3. John and Mary

1 Quix costs

ton hospitals.-K.

OUIX WASHES CLOTHES COMPlETElY CLEAN

less .

Quix contains a spociol irigibdionl

that actually makes colours brighter,

soap powders.

whim whiter. Quix soil: for less than other soap

powders yet each package contains

more actual

Dear Sir:

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with me too.

I was ruily proud

nor weight,

of many letters received. here II one from-- Miu Shirley lfrench, Glace Bay, N. 5.

I really and truly think that "Quix" is the most wonderful coup powder I have "ever use-ri.. rind my friends and neighbours will hear about it from "Quix" is not only quicker but it's won- deriul for my hands. My mother and family agree it's wonderful for dlshcl. ciothel-- even woodwork. We're houleclountng. but "Quix't 'doeI it quicker. My three sisters asked me what kind of soap powder I was min

in the Washer and

to say "Q it of course". Now

they all use "Quix" too. -

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Pm list Following are the result; of Notro Dune Convent, uxisoduohu.

Gnde XI (11 in class). Order of merit, 8395-5075: 1. Zelda Arsennuit 2. Elena William: -3. Oroils Gallant

4. Eunice Gallant

5. Norma Mscmill. 6. Patricia. Once:

7. Helen Ariienault

8. Irene Macxinnon 9. Wellington smith 10. Lorraine Corcoi-In 11. 'Corrine Arsenaull 12. 'wiiliam Cormier 13. Lucille Martin

1l.'Ven Noonan 1 o ' 15."rl1lie Belle squarebrlggl

16. 'Donald Gillie 17. 'Raymond Leclsir.

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Mode right in your own region, to bring it to you of iowui cost.

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Pint Size - Mason Jars. Per Case 1. .. . . 51-19

For The Kiddies-Suzan Popcorn. ca. . . . . 19:

Bacon lb. 69:

Cottage

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White Swan Fresh

Toilet Tissues. 3 for 37:

Co-op Special Too. per Ib'. .. .. 83:

Lb. 35:

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Fresh Halibut. lb.

Allen's . Apple Juice.

3 20-01. this for . 27c

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Here's the savirru show of the seiisnn

our performer: for quality-the moat famous food E tasting goodness! ..And sea what limp in: tents of economy our midget prim perform for you. to giving you more for your money, our

so hurry . . . hucry . . . hurry! Come to our Fair. your pantry-with your favorite fnrr.

Sweet Mixed Zest Pickles. 48 oz. . . . 79c

Maple Leaf Smoked Sh-ankles:

Picnics. lb. 69: Machine Sliced

Sweet Pickled

Rolls. lb. 69: ,

' Cod Fillets

GIANT FOOD FAIR featuring the

you prefer for good

Yes-when it comes

vnlucs take all prizes for savings.

Fill your basket-stock

Burford -- 15 oz. tinswwd Peaches. 2 for .. 37:.

McLaren's Broken Spanish lives. 12 oz. . . . . 29c

Real Good Lemon Juice. 2 tins for . 25:

at Pure Lard. 2 lbs. for .. 47:

M:yfziir Spiced Beef. ea. 396

75:;

S......c......S.. Grade "A" Liirge Eggs. doz. . . . . ..

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