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l Sunday ma»: scholars. togeth- ei’ with Ptirenti. teachers and friends had a pleasant time when

the church grounds. The games were in charge of the pastor and here =11 colored and entered into aeartily. especially the {Rum-e hunt. The kiddies had the best of times when lunch was carved

. zhem on the. grass and a seem.

illgly never-ending supply of we.

w-ream made. a fitting and very .agreea.ble feeling to the repast. i The older

folks enjoyed a hot lUJlCh in the church hall. The pig. nic was a success in. every way

, and the children went. home tired ‘ but very, Very happy.

Rev. Ewan MacDonald of Tor- onto who visited recently in Bel~ fast, left to visit friends in Cav- endish before returning home.

Mr. L. J. Anderson who has been

‘ sanalyinz for Mr. T. w. Murphie

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While the latter is away on his holidays, leaves this week to m. sume his duties in the Royal Bank, Charlottetown.

A number of young people from Belfast enjoyed a pleasant outing on Labor Day when they motored to Cavendish and picnicked there. The younger members of the party were particularly thrilled in seeing "Green Gables", and also sign posts leading to “Lover's Lane" and "Lake of Shining Wat- ers". After lunch they continued

. on to Summerside yvhere they did

the town“ as the say"ing goes, din- lng together before leaving for’ home at the Olympia Tea Rooms.‘ On leaving home in the inorninql their objective was Borden, butl unavoidably their plans were,‘ changed; still every minute of the‘ trip W85 enjoyed with only siightl after effects experienced by ihosel who were unaccustomed to such al long motor trip at one time. l

Rev, l). L. Griffiths. of Leggatisl

1 lPolnt. QUFlJTC, Mrs. Griffiths and.

son Kenneth. were recent Visitors to Belfast.

Mrs. (Dr) A, S. MacMlllan of Waban, Mass- accompanied by Lerl young daughter lVlnry Jean and, Miss Ruth MaoMillail have arri\'—' ed at their summer cQttagQ at "Ponds". Plnetie. for a $11011 visit. lVIrs. MacMillan has just returned from a tyip to the Old Country and had a very splendid trip, but although seeing many wonderful sights on their trip they still n- grec that Prince Edward Island is a wonderful place to spend al holiday.

Mrs. John Wilson of Cilarlotte- town and Miss Katie hlllllClllSfliLl North River. accompanied by the! latterla two nephew's motored ml Point Prim recently; and spent Ll‘? l week-end at the summer home, oil Capt. J. J. Aires. The many friends of C.

Murchison will be glad to lent‘

a slight injury to his foot and had planned to come to Prince Edward Island as ilsual, but unfortunately

recovering from it felt that it

too late in the season to get the full benefit of his trip home.

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1938.

Mr. J. H. Bishop. divinity rin- dent, is leaving sit": y for Scot-l land to complete hi studies. He

will be through next, year but has not yet decided whether he will come to Prince Edwavrl Island or. go to India . Whichever course he- the prayers and good wishes of his many friends in the homeland who nil consider him a very pleas- ing speaker. and will follow his future career with great interest.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacDonald. Glace Bay. Cape Breton. who have

in your chores. Good work deserves a reward. Reward yourself with a comforting chew of

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been visiting Mr. MacDonald's mother at Eldon. left for their home last week.

‘The local teachers‘ convention met at Uigg on Sept. lst with a. large attendance of teachers pre- sent. In the absence of the pre- sident the vice-pres, Wolcott Mac- Pherson. presided. The speakers were Inspector MitoPhee, Miss Catherine Mactean. Mr. L. W. Shaw, supt. of education. ivho gave nn address on “The Need of Youth." Several of the local teachers also spoke. Popular in- strumental music by Mr. Chcswr Cooper and Mr. Harris Jordan made a pleasant variation between the addresses. The slate of offic- ers for the coming year is as fol- lows: Pres. Leslie Stewart, Belle River: vice-pres, Chester Cooper. Murray Harbor; secy. Mary Mac- Pherson. New Perth. Lunch was served by the members of the Women's Institute. The meotinit which was held in the Orange- Hall, closed with the National Anthem.

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lKing’s County Exhibition

Continued from page 10,

coin Dewar; 2, P. Bryenwn ,3, 5 3, James Cain, New Perth.

Holstein Heller pun 5mg m- xrade under l year ._. 1, J_ Lmchln D'~‘“'Y"9 2- P‘ Bllventon 8: Son; 3. P. Bryenton 8t son,

Holstein Heifer pun M“; grade under 6 month; ._ 1| J_ Lin. coin Dewar; 2, P. Bryenton s; son; ‘.1. P. Bryenton 8r. Son.

3 Animals get of one at", Rcgil. —1. J. Lincoln Dewar; 2, P, Brygn- i011 d! 50h: 3. P. Bryenton & Son.

2 Animals owner of one Dam Regal. - l. J. Lincoln Dewar; 2. P. Bryenton d: Son: 3, P, Bryentgn 8c Son.

Chit ‘ Holstein Bull any age Rekd — Lincoln Dewar.

Champion Holstein Female any age Regd — Lincoln Dewar,

Jersey or Guernsey Bull 3 years and aver Read — l. E. Bulpitt s: Son, Roseneath: J. Johnson, Peters Road.

Jersey or Guernsey Bull 2 years and over—l. Albert Hicken, Allis- ton.

Jersey or Guernsey Bull 1 year Regd — Ernest Underhay, Bay Fortune.

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hlurchison, Bucnosl

that he has quite recovered from]

he had an attack of 'flu and uponl , , was l or ( all Ii His, l

friends hope for a better result oil ,- vacation plan; in the silminer of

will pursue he will be followed byl

Jersey or Guernsey Bull under 1 year Regd-l, Edward Bulpitt c‘: Son: 2. Edward Bulpilt & son; 3. Raymond Riley, Gnspernilx.

Jersey or Guernsey Cow, pure bred or grade in milk or calf 4 years and over-l, Etiwnrd Bulpitl & Soil; :3. Edward Bulpitt d: Son; 3. Wni. Stems. Gergetmvn.

Jersey or Guernsey (‘ow, bred or grade yearn ohl—l, Ernest Ull(‘l(‘l‘llfi,\'{ 2. Edward Bulpitt d: Son.

Jersey or Guernsey Heifer, pure bred or grade 1 year old — 1. Ed~ ward Buiyiitt iv Soil: ‘l. nsilcst Un- dcrhny: 3, Fxlward llulplt it: Son. ‘Jerstgv 0r Guernsey Heifer under 1 _vi~:ir—l, C Rrirl it" Son; 2, Ernest Untierhrli"; 3. E. Billpiti, 1k Son.

Jersey or Guernsey Heifer under 6 months—l, E. Reid & Son; 2. Edward Bulpitt & Son: 3, John Knight. fleorgcloirln,

3 Animals get nl‘ one sire Regd- 1. Edward Bulilitt d: Son; 2, Ed~ ward Bulpitt A: Son.

2 Animals progeny of one Dam

Regd — l. Edward Bulpitt & Son; l

2, Fdward Bulpitt A- Son,

Champion Jersey nr Guernsey Bull any age Rvizd — Ernest Un- dcrhai‘.

Champion Jersey or Guernsey Female any ain- Rcgd — Erlwalrd Bulpitt it: Son.

Heard of Dairy (‘alth- [- l. Gavin Reid: ‘.1. J. Lincoln Dewar":

|3. Edward Bulpiit & Son: 4, D. J. 1

Mullins.

and nver — l.

.\'e.i lfleecllei" Druxrx: _. Ewell?!‘ lli“‘-\""‘.‘ Si i: n (‘ow puri- bred or‘ EYllfIf‘ _v l-II over-l. ll‘ll“."\'l

Ross" B Dnvar; 3. l).

, l‘. ivrizht. lilcixizisue.

Dewar: 2, Beecher Dewar.

Champion Shorthoriv Bull an? are Reed. Webb Niche‘ tin. (‘hnmpion Shnrtborn Female

any age Red »- Bosch" DTWVZYT. SHEEP~FLASS IV

Regd Ram 2 shears and over- Shropshirc -— 1, Beecher Dewar; 2. C, B. Clay; 3. Frank McAulrgy. Souris.

Regal Yearling Ram, Shropshire —l, Frank Mcliulcy; 2, Ed. Reid & Son: 3, Vernon Shaw. Brildr-neli.

Ram Lamb eligible for registra- tion, Shropshire — 1. Alex. Hamil- ton. New Perth: a, Vernon Shaw: 3. C. Ti. Clav.

Regd Shearling Ewe Shropshire ~~l. A. Hamilton: 2. Beecher Dewar 3. Vernon Shaw.

---1. Alex. Hamilton; 2. Alex. Hamil ton; fl. Beecher Dewar. Read Rnm 2

John Norton; 3, Geo. A: Son

—-1. Russell Abney.

Ram Lamb eligible for Rvgistra

Preston Bijvrwitoil A‘: Bucll. l3,

John Norton: 3. F. Bryenlon A: Son.

1, Ernest Undcrhay; 2. John Nor ton: 3, John Not-ton.

Prize List

'1 l a Son; 2, Alex. Hamilton; a, P

or.

W. H. Hayter: 3. Alex. Hamilton. Registered Ila-m I shears and over. S thdown —1. P. Bryeni/m s: son; 2, A. Hamilton: 3, P. Bryan- ton s» Son. ; Bani Yelfllng Run. louthdowni —l, P. Bryenton 6i: Son; I. Alelrl Hamilton. i Ram Lamb eligible for Begisira» lion. Southdown — 1. P. Bryeutun

Bryenton 8c Son. , Registered Shear-ling Ewe. South- down-—l, P. Bryenton a Son: 2. Edwin Reid 6t Son; 3. P. Bryien-

ton 8t Son.

Pure Bred Ewe Lamb Southdown ~l, Alcx. Hamilton; 2. P. Bryen~l ton it: Son: 3. Alex. Hamilton. l

pure l iii milk or cult’ 3‘

Pen of ltegd Sheep. Shropshire‘ ~i. Vernon Show: 2, C. B. Clay.

Pen oi‘ Regd Sheep Oxford — 1, Ernest Underhay: 2. John Nor- ton: a. Alex. Hamilton.

Pen of Bcgd Sheell- Southdowh -1. P. Bryenton; 2, Alex. Hamil- ton; 3. P. Brventon & Son.

Grade Yearling Ewe — 1, Alex. Hamilton; 2. Alex. Hamilton; 3. Geo. McDonald 8c Son.

Pen of Sheep-l. Alex. ‘hmilim: 2. P. Bryenton a Son; 3, Geo. M",- Donnld & S011.

Pair of Market Lambs l. Ed- win Reid & Son: 2, Alex. Hamil- ton: 3. Alex. Hamilton.

Pen of 5 lilarket Lambs — 1. i. Edwin Reid a» Son: a. Alex. Hamilton: 3. Geo. McDonald 8t Son; 4. P. Bryenton dz Son; 5.. ‘Frank McAuley.

Champion Shropshire Ram Rel!" virtauk McAulov,

Champion Shropshire Ewe Rcgfl . Alex Hamilton.

Champion Oxford Ram R6!“- Champlon Oxford Ewe Bcgd — Ernest Underhay’.

Champion Suutiidoivn Ram Regd ~-1’.'(‘.S1(..il Brvclitoil. c; Son. Champion Souihdoivn Ewe Rcgd PrtSlOli liryeiiton & Son.

Champion lilafket Lamb —A1eX., Hamilton. l

Lient.~tjnvcrnor‘s Special Prize; for Host Regal Ram to Produce Market Lamb —- 1, P. Brlentcn s; l

Son; 2. Frank McAulev. .l PIGS-CLASS V (A)

Yorkshlri- Boar 8 months and‘

ovcr—1, Frank McAuley; 2, Geo.‘

‘McDonald k Son. l

Yorkshire Boni- under 8 months and nvcr 3—l. Prank McAuley: 2., Alex. Hamilton; 3. Geo. McDonald? t5: Son.

Yorkshire Sow 8 months and uvtr _. ---I.F‘l"ailk McAulcy; 2, Geo. Mc- Donald 5r Son; 3, Jatnes Cain. ' Yorkshire Sow under 8 months and over 3i -- 1. Frank McAul-éy‘; 2, Frank McAulryi: 3, Frank bic- Auley; 4. Alcx. Ilamilion; 5, Geo. McDonald & SO11.

Yorkshire Sow with litter of no! less than 8 pigs — 1. Frank Mc- Aulcy; L‘, J. Lincoln Dewar; 3, D.

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"Men's Police braces‘ - -- -- 29c to 50c Men's heavy wool hose — - 25c to 50c lined underwear 2

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Men's fleence lined combination un-

Dali?’ C0“ 3 y 1T‘ "T 11"" — 1- (‘bamplilu Yorkshire Female any l Gco. McDonald A" F~'"-:i' i’, John A. ;,g,._;.i;<_,n|; inc/tinny, Kelsi-cod: 3- Gena RPM. ‘ nation HOGS-CLASS (B) BEEF ('A'i"Ti.r.-ci..-\ss III Single, nil-mi Hogs - l, iii-tit Slwfihflr“ B1111 '3 .‘ 1 An. ": '3. Mont Annear; 3, James n l R1135 —- 1- WHY‘) will » , 4, Alex. Hamilton; 5. Geo. R035‘. 53. “JV?” R055‘- , Niki & Sou; ti. Russell Bliell, Shorthnrn Bull under 2 years “N! p," 3 Baum Hogs _ 1' “PM -—1- l'i-'iI'\'t".‘-' Rm“ 3» B5?C*l'»"1'. l. Mont i'\ll1l"‘.ll'I 2. James Cain; D-“V-"T ‘ii. Gwo. McDonald d’ Son; 4, Alex. Shorthnrn (‘ow pure bred in milk 5‘ Goa lvrcnonald k

l Special Prize tor ‘ Best Rcqisitered Now 6 months and

Shorthnrn Heifer, pure bred or I n‘-,.|-_1' pmnl; NhvAulQv: 2_ prim}; grade. l year and o'."(‘r _ l. R"'Cl\- ' jv.:¢_.\_“\_,.,~_ ' er Drwar: 2. (Tcmeni Wriitbt. |>q|'|;r|gy_(‘|4_qgg ‘i; G°<li"'-’F‘l-“\\'ii3 71 FliTiF- P195”- Bcst Grinder Toulouse over I vi‘ GCflTQFlfHVH, --l D. P. I\fcKinnon' " Bernard

Sholthnrn Heifer pure bred or Kpfvnqn Qssygqlqwn; 3‘ Al.‘ graile under 1 year —- l. Beftiv-r

l‘ Hamilton.

l Best Gflnfit- Toulouse over 1 yr. ~ i. Nit-x, Hamilion; ‘J. Bernard l(f'.’ilf‘.llf 3. D. P. McKitlnou.

Best. Gander Toulouse under l yr. l

—l, Alex. llnitiiltozl: 2. Goo. l'{".‘l\.ll1 3. D. P MeKinli ~

1.. Bernard Keenan: .

SEPTEMBER 22. 1937

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ton Mellish; 2. Milton Meilish: 3, Mrs. E. S. Rose.

Best White Leghorn Cockerel — l. Milton Mellish‘. 2. Mrs. E. S. Rose: 3. Milton Mellish.

Best White Leghorn Pullet --l. Milton Mellish; '2. Milton Mellish 3. Mrs, E S. Row.

Best Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks

1, Mrs. Wm. P. Rourke; 2. Mrs. E. S. Rose‘. 3, ltlvs, E. S. Rose.

Best Pen White Leghorn - l. Milton Mellish". 2. Brent Stead; 3, Mrs E. S. Rose.

Best Pen Wyandottcs -— 1, Geo.

, Keenan.

Best Pen Rhoda Island Reds - 2, Chas. Boudreault.

Lieut. Gov. Speial Prize for Best Breeding Pen 4 Pullets and 1 (‘ntlkrrel - 1. Milton Mellish: ‘2. Mrs E. S. Rose: 3, Milton Melllsh

Skye Orofters

Best Gnnsi- Toulouse under 1 ynl —l. George Keenan: 2. D. P. Mc-t Kiunon; 3. Alex. Hamilton.

Best Drake. Pekin, 1937 - 1. Hush McDonald. Georgetown.

Best Duck Pekln. 1037-1. Hugh

Anti Appeals

EDINBURGH, Sept. 2l—A meat- 111g was he'd at Strath Skye to give the Strain croiters (the firt it; Blcnonflm‘ revolt agalnxst the assessment o

‘ ir mymmn“ m,“ cmk__l_ Mm‘ m their 11011505 in addlLlm to the E Rom 3mm. z Jam“ Cam; l .crofts) the opplorluéiityncfl M“ llflmilllln’ ‘gliiiillivregxfilllsgélllatlllle ‘hey “Hect l‘ phlmmln‘ “Mk "HF-L G‘ Mc- Maclean. who is al>o chairman of

‘lamps Cm; H" “l” V". the Skye District Council and

Pure, bred ewe lamb. Shropshire

shears and over, Oxfnrd - l. Ernest. liizdcrhay‘: 2. Nlcfinrniid

Registered Yearling Ram. Oxford

Ron; 2. Will Haytcr, 1_

lion, Oxford —— 1. Russell PM": 2. & Rem! Shoarling Ewe Lamb Oxford

Pure Bred Ewe Lamb. Oxford - Inl.‘ Prffitririjlyenton 8s Son?

Plymouth Hock Pullot. _ 1, Mrs, E. F» Rose: 2, Chas. Parker; 3. David Wright.

3, (loo ICci-nail.

Bast. “'_v:tntl0tie (‘ockcrel Geo. KUWVIHI 2, Gen. Keenan. Best Wyandotte Pullet -— ‘l. Geo. ' Keenan; 2 Geo. Keenan; Mrs. D. J. Stewart.

—1.

1. Bernard Keenan: 2. Krmtian: Tl. Brrnnrcl Keenan.

- Best White Leghorn Cock - l. Mrs. E. S. Roi-c‘. 2. lVfrs. D. J. Stewart: 3, lifilion Mellish.

nest ivhlte>ljeltzhnrn Hen — l. Mil- cmriel-sljieiqan “ihpemhaipv

l the Valuation Appeal Plymouth Rock (‘oekcrcl —- l. chalrma“ or . - ' M“ Ev S Rosa, 2‘ Chm Park“: Committee, which is due to sit in

3. Mrs. Wm. F‘. Rourke. lifontarzilc. 20o Growers attended.

Portree on September ‘:4. Over

Mr. ivlatvcan advised the crrftcrs not ‘to show such utter (iellance, but to go to the Appeal Cnuri. in

Best Wynndottc Hen — 1. Mrs. [he l‘, - , - c, n _ __ gltimate manner. and tau: D. .1. -.~t unit. 2. Mrs. D. J. Stewart mm. case hcarlt

He said that if they desirrd, he would endeavour lo have Alvrcal Courts held in the respective dia- trlcts. but the crofters said they were not going to appeal. but to stand steadfast to their resolution

m" "I'm" I-‘hnd m“ "m " not to pay one penny of the rates 301mm on the croft. houses. and to refuse

to allow them to be entered in the Valuation Roll_ BARBA MEN TO APPEAL At a crowded meeting of Bari-ii

“Ivqfi,

BRINGING up FATHER

bay, it was unanimously agreed that ail cxofters should lodge appeals. and that Sir Alexander MacEwen should be asked to rep- resent them at the Llochmadoy Valuation Appeal Court.

MORE NOTICES RETURNED

The crofters of the Portree dis- trict met and decided to return the notices in one bundle. marked “Refuse to pay."

Other districts in Skye. which held meetings last week included Braes, Sieat, and Ardvasar. and in all cases refusal to pay was the decision.

HARRIS MEN APPOINT LAW AGEN

The Harris crofters are to foliow the correct legal procedure At a protest meeting held in Tarbert. and attended by about 400 crofters; it was agreed to appoint a law agent to fight their ease, and 400 assessme r. notices were handed over to be forwarded to him. HIGHLAND LEAGUE SUPPORT

The Council of the Highland De~ velopment League on September 3 passed a resriutlon calling upon the crofters “to stand unitedlv in their demand for a speedy redress of their grievances. which have the wholehearted sympathy of the League."

Cardigan And Vicinity Miss Mary McAulav. teacher at Cardigan Head. spent the week~

end with her parent; Mr. and Mrs.|

Dan McAulay. Cardizan.

Mr. Joleph Flynn wm a visitor to Lorne Valley on ‘Thursday evening tho gun-t. o! Mr. and Mrs, Joseph McAulay.

Misc Rita Corouran. teacher in Baldwin mad School. was a visi- tm to the city on Saturday.

Mr. Jack Webster was a visitor to the city on Saturday.

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Mr. William McAulay. E Valley who has been confined i4 his bed for the Q1150 months, ii now able to be up around hii home.

l At last the farmers of the dis trio‘. are carrying a happy smile due to the greatly needed shower of rain which fell on ivonday.

lvL". Joseph Gillan, Peakes. is at. present employed in the palntin] of the new house which has been erected at Boston's Dam in con~ nection with the fish hatchery.

Mr. Charla" McLeod, Mr. mn- cis McIntyre and Ml‘. Hugh Mo Leod cf Lorne Valley attended the Kings County exhibition held at Georgetown on Wednesday.

A very enjoyable Bingo party and dance was held in Cardigan Hall on Tuesday. music being supplied by Webfiters Orchestra.

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