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,1-h ateg of e aserl nxifisiiion opened to this morning. nesident H. i illscKinnon expects this to M ' thg biggest shows in mall!

the Charlottetown. Entries are open to

Depart- ment of Agriculture P.0. Box 9.

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Death Sotu . A Of Well IKnl::ny.

all growers in Prince Edward lo- ported ed to 9, 31.911 1. 1 , - land and close midnight. Septanr Auslist tcdnihrgryear. B :r:;g ""-'ri.';c'”.f'..n ”.',:1f,'m" W3"! bar the Hill - Don't delay. 0333 Truck traffic was down from re

BOW. '

ll lh President will ""'t Am rnrxsldgnt. Ernest Un- mmy, the Secretary Treasurer

There will be Public Speaking Contests. Sports events and select- ion

1,141 to 1.023 but a slight gain was reported in automobiles with this year's number at 5.430 as against

Mrs. Eustacius

irseim MacDonald and the various

The Superintendents of the var- lm glasses are as follows; Horses. (tharles Aitken: Cattle, P. W. Mac- lssac Bernard Macbonlid. Child! Dixon Sheep. Htlih McKlnnon: ' I H033, uPcter MICAU Dsiiiel Mouse: Roots and veget- mieg, Henry Mallard: Floriculturo. Mrs. Henry Peters: Housekeeping, Mrs. George S. MacDonald; Fancy 9 work, Mrs. Frank . The Registration , lllmlne all restatr-ttow 9'1"" ",1 Horses, Henry Mallard and Fred Ailken; Cattle. Edwin Reid nid Brent Stead: SPIN?" mast Underhay and

; Poultry.

ttaelo

swine.

HARVEST EXHIBITION

e Provincial Harvest Exhibi- iio? and Riiral Youth Fair will afford an mpnortunity to both roung and old to show the fruits it their labors. On September :7 rod 25 the first exhibition. in sev- ml years, of fruit. vegetables. field crops, etc. will take piece Provincial Exhibition grounds. Charlottetown.

Now is the time to set your

PERSONALS

May Griffiths. Halifax," its. was a recent guest of the llisses Jennie. and Myrtle Camp-

Mccarron and Ion Stephen. have returned to Halifax. after spending two weeks noting friends and relatives in

Mr. and Mrs. George Machlicliol iiirtrnouth. N.S. were guests of McNichoi's brother-in-law llld sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (lair. Montague. last week.

iirs. Edwin Cox. and her daugh- trr. Carolyn. and son. James. kit tliursdsy on return to their lome in New York. after spend- iiiii the summer months at their college on the Montague River.

llr. and Mrs. James Wlckham Dewar of Boston. Mass.. accomp- anied by their three children. limes W.. Jr.. John F. and Mary lisrtha, who have been visiting

of the 411 Club King and Queen, a fashion parade, square dancing for all and many other attractions in conjunction with the Rural Youth Fair. s Each Tuesday at 12.45 news about the Harvest Exhibition and the Rural Youth Fair will be broadcast over C.F.C.Y. Watch this column every Wednesday for further information. UNDAS

The Prince Edwai-d island Plow- ing Match and the Dundas Agri- cultural Falr la being held on Wednesday September 12th and Thursday the l3t.h. The Provincial Plowing Champion will be select- ed and Classes have been provid- ed for Horses. Cattle (Ayrshires. Holatalna. Jerseys and Guernaeys. Shorthorns, herefords and Red Polls). sheep. Swine. Poultry, Handicrafts. Roots and Vegetable. Fruit and Florlculture. Cooking and Needlework.

Sports events are divided into senior and Junior Divisions. There will be dashes, broad lumping, high jumps. hop step and jump, shot put, baseball throw. throwing a plough shale and a tug-of.war.

The Supervlain Committees in the various Divls one, are: Horses, Robingclay; Ayrshire. Lloyd Mac- Leod, Gavin Reid; Holstein. How- ard Dlxon. R. L. Burge: Jersey. Arthur MacDonald. Frank Morri- son. Guernsey. Ray Burke; Short- horn. Fred Matheson. J. DuPas- quler; Herefords. Lellh Townshend, Lorne lluell; Red Poll, Ronnie MacDonald. Reg Melllsh; Sitcep. E. Underhay. Howard Norton; swine, Pius Maccorntac. Charles Somers. g EGMONT BAY - MONT CARMEL

The big day this year in the th Egmont Bay - Mont Camel Dis- tricts is on Wednesday. Septemb- ” er the 12th. The annual exhibition will get under way early in the morning and will continue all day. President Sylvere J. P. Arsenault and his committees have been working hard to make this year's show an outstanding one in the exhibition's long history.

in all the classes combined sp- proxlmately two hundred and fifty sections are offered. The various divisions are as follows: Horses under the managership of Lucien Araenault assisted by Alyre Cor- mier: Cattle. Joseph E. Gallant

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for the .four-month period. May to August inclusive. The totals. with

are: Passengers 55,404 (58,428): Autos 15.463 (15,835); Trucks I.- -tilil 13,796.) -:------- ties In the Toronto area have be- t . . mgksecgxgforfn ufgnn-1&1. saigcdh J; has been created to divide the bur- cans. Indeed the state of utensils d'" between w” ”"1'”' "5e”'' awe.” to be the mo” Important officers, who have civilian careers factor affecting the germ content '” of milk. Under clean milking con- ditions, any change from a care- ful msthod of cleaning pails to a neglected metxol greater increase in germ content than, the neglect of any other sin- gle precaution. A pail may look

bacteriologically clean, that is it may contain a large number of living bacteria because of not hav-

men! to destroy these bacteria. MILK UTENSILS

on. then washing in warm water to which a little dairy washing soda has been added. A brush should be used instead of a cloth. Then they should be rinsed with hot water to cleaning solution. and finally steri- lized with boiling water or steam. Where steam is not available the utensils could be immersed in

cause it will only add germs to

371 in 1955. All categories show a decrease

st year's figures in brackets.

results in a

can to the eye. but may not be

g received a sterilizing treat-

The groper method of treating uk utensils consists first in rins- g in Iuke warm water immediate

after using. before traces of ilk have had a chance to dry

remove traces of

boll- g water for at least two minutes. cloth should not be used to dry e utensils after sterllzlng be-

e surface. If placed inverted on rock they will dry quickly. Utensils are difficult to clean if

poorly constructed. having crevio es. joints. seams, dents and cracks where traces of milk can lodge. The inside of the pails and cans should be smooth, well tinned and solder-zd. or of seamless construct- ion io make cleaning and steriliz-

g easy. Only well tinned pails. ainless steel or aluminum should

be used for milk.

WESTERN TEA MANAGER MONTREAL (CP) - Appoint- ent of J. Norman Donnelly as

relatives and friends in this Prov- lace. have returned to their home. naul

lircent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

manager. assisted by

. class

Irenee Am.-

t and Cyrus J. Gallant. in thin there are sections for Hol-

Trans-Canada Air Lines operations manager in the Western region was announced Tuesday by com- pany officials. A native of Winni-

hear

of Mr. Lyle Boehner. Montague has re- turned to his home after being a Ipiilent In the Kings County Hosp- I 1.

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Miss Etta Macl.ean returned to her home in Quincy, MAIL, "W spending the past month in She was accompanied It her grandmother. Mi-a. Alfred Gilli; who will visit her son-in-law llthdsughter. vloliii R. MscLcan. in Quincy.

lit. and Mrs. l.oIino. Grand Riv

Mr.

Robert Curran and family. New York. spent a two week holiday at St. Peter's liiv. They were the guests of Mrs; filidrrsns brother Howard MacDon- I .

Alphooeus Mae- er. had t.he plea- lisving as their guests on Mrs. Robert Curran and Hy. also her brother Howard oth :ItDonald and family, and Mr. Ichcllsns sister and her but- - D''- 303' Grant and family.

"Hm Barbara Machure. and Tn Short. left last week for !:"'"0. after visiting Min Hac- H parents. Mr. and Mrs. ches- Macbure. Montague. They ' V - .'.i.i."'i.'ii'".,..'" '"...i"''.,.'...''' in home in Alllaton.

limes llacLean. Montague. were llr. Mai-Leon's sisters.Mrs. Gor- don Mncheod and Mrs. John Mac- kod. Arlington. Mass. They were Icrompanied by Mrs. firth. also of Arlington.

his many young friends will be I-NI" that bowell "M

Seymour

and Mrs.

and Mrs.

stelna. Ayrshlres, Shorthorns. Beef cattle, Guernseys and Jerseys. The

se

J. Arsenault; Poultry. Adrien Arse- Ce

Milli: Grain. 'l'IIe,0Phile Arsenauli; Work. Mrs. Cyrus A. Gal- . M .. . assisted by Miss

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peg. Mr. Donneily is an air force rived Tuesday for today's meeting veteran of the Second World War. He joined TCA in 1930 and has

rved the company in various ntrcs of Canada and the United

Kingdom. He will have his head-

arters at Vancouver.

Gcofile MtIcAula.v. Syl. J. MacDon- ald, Adrian A. MacDonald, Lester P. Cfbonnell. Andrew Mooney and James Bushey.

Create New Naval Post In Toronto OTTAWA (CPl -- Naval activi-

come so great that a new post

addition to their navy work. Naval headqu tcrs announced Aug. 28 that Capt. Robert lan Hendy, 40, of Toronto has been appointed senior naval officer for the area. with rank of commo- dore. He also was made an hon- orary alde-dc-camp to Governor- Gencral Massey.

At the time, The Canadian Press reported that Commodo e Handy had been appoin ed full-time sen- ior naval officer for the area. This is not correct-be will con- tinue his legal career as a mem- ber of the Toronto firm of Som- mervllle, Purvls. Bigelow and Hcndy. I

Commodore Hendy now will. work closely with Capt. Leonard Stupart, the present York com- commander who is an official of a life insurance company.

West Germany Seeks U. S. Arms

llylng Costs

Wed. Seotl s, 1956

Continua Climb

OTTAWA (CP)-Food and omn- Urlce rises bumped living cod. (0

Irish rancher. ls Enthusiastic

Kingston, 0nt., on completion of taking it as a i't'fi'ns)'ier.

Mount Stewart Teachers

r a bred: in HCiIl'illeg

Accountants To Meet Nexi.Woolr 9

of the last year's meeting were read b.V Mabel O'Brien and during a aing song N35 19d by Rev. Sister Clerc Therese. '

Seutembtr 7'” 8' ii 3" um. special speakers. Poll chairmen are

FNIIIGIQDG Ni have five representatives trons aaals poll.

Ladies urged to attend.

n

" '50 guilt of Joan Aencu lao- -"nebw Irish in July. The rate or on 's I , llllc oeeurrtdialb Cmeasedbt mini; IDNDON, t.(CP)-!'al.r- llALl!'AX(C.P)-'l1lo llual or-rAwA (CP)-W Ito-is M aomfggwmm t"""P :lIl')lhlIl7:IIaraoalapt.1.1-lay. guano aliauruange cor -hm haired Cealia Blake. - teacher coimsuna of tin .:...o':. u-- ' aiva t hm "mi". ' y.. ' . roar. Born in It. ea or e month ahead. from Itit te of vJ"”:Mmmu EL T5 and . 'ue.:uhl wag: n" m an : c'”h'"""' ' "3 0' "I0 I010 Experts felt that. still further I,:mapF'i'madayn.a1::d'h!a.ciuguTtane: wmu0PCll hare nut Mold!!- dotlt ”""" ririszinroorki. tea in s ' llarlttlaes ueta viewed incl the Mari WM” "M"-o -no M--rr rim nre mreiy. And in labor um. - - speakers at on three-any . "””"'v'iii'2e5? J to central, t . rnichi mes ct." in. mass '"''A''' '""'1"v P 3- ”""'- 3' - Hm" mm "" ”'"”"'d W "' ll ”""”" "m '''d'"” P''”"” i'"”” pros-minute interview. Mr. win-raas said. ”'"i''' ”l"" More to It nailing coat . of . u.,r,., "uh... nu rte bros-re I-bbled most Minister Robert Wlatarl. -I. 6- . I, g 4 - , ms who pudeceaaed him ten year. clauses to new we c contr lg 0' ill! native Canadian pupils and 1- ,0, . genetll Premier men. who was accom- ASK QUICK A'i'l'EN'l' 1 ac . hompadn. past d In our rtkcgjt, an no. panled me an by us. , . men. said ii. urged on In 0-0 -oo. Joseph. who is u- The consumer price rmx, ,...i. WW '0" "'11" lmmtzr-rt or Quebec institute. and v. -r. " W effects of the . ' oral wean winter-. from immediate attention be given to gain teaching at Caribou. 3.. stick for measuring living costs, g"',,"', "5"" '" ii" to '9-ch scuuy. Vice-President use,-unseat - ihte mt" Act 0, lug; ad” NW. lsgnhv V y .1”... 1... we quuumy. In ,1", up 1. up .m H. I vor. hit its third straight monthly rise i mnnlgerof the Steel Comp!!! 0' ,. federal treasury auhelr celvad a sympathetic hearing more temporary general it-alatl - ti "Dc "fly in life ha 1" -'lIlY- increasing by three-flftha --gut in gain to be i" C”'"'1" A -m,; ” cent reduction! on from no. St. Laurent. . rate increase of sev: our cast Ir.-at-our-nucea to the late see :1 - point o. . record not use .... ..,., --A... c'.....,. ,, 5".:,,;, - - ' . - v . . .:...L.m:..m.Zj...:... ii: treiiht "W I” "” "'m"' ,,'f.'.,'.'.I';r9'.rf,'.'g..g.,'i”"”'I'..,,.i'”',,;",',,'. ff: ,.',,ff',w"”, in"; NM," or they wOreqI.I:o:lact.eldpeisl:tear'n1ur..ni: d.au;u'ilhoet i'ri?itel:mis' lf.”.25"2.".'F. d'""1 ””"'"T'" cnuacmnuan .cnAnrrr . H” mm .. whoae vialt xv . , eoopsr the board of transport codlIIIlI- 5'! 0' Width! Protects of mine Prim equalling too. um Blake is one of i2 Trish I id r Ir w' The per M mm”, 0, m Mm Mam” pad. 0, um" . .. importance. On the death of air This we th teaclsars att cted b v " ' ” '”""'"y' 5 M" - i - - urc a own pa g- ;.d.wioi::mAtl.anticy artoo-toml: its Atlantic Ufa?-illtl to 'Tbteh1'5 P9? cent would aubatitnla g.'::3Yl;l31:.w:lIcI!allag1gc::unu.& the July.S:pte':peflinl:":l.r;Ie”alla'tg.o mum glued?!” ImhYn:v:i;Ipe:::es:s gram halite ground ylinmilrialtora I! report?” M" be "M T t new to ra- olll-ich. mtg” "v?1g i.a".'i3 riucuon of aashesm cl d e um am the ma-'t'”k ""1 W W” by tn 1'0"" "”""” sch” I"""" C""”"" W” " W” trim '”'"'”" '"iH.".'.” Port on thir ur t -no W tr "pro er?-Tniirlorm is to the aunt or sign Tirsoemifi 33 i3s"s"ii" " "”" 3" "".. -L"1V- ””"" erhum Kent i is r3ot;:"iff,-,"”" tins mus 'urst' federal. agencies hold hearings on theouaatloll in wood- Following his apprenetlcr the n..5"i?.?..Y',.”,;..'.i',”,,., ,,,,,,,, it ” ' lad '2froin I were continuously studying spocl- the meantime. III! 'IIId before entering i-tn in the hon ' - 7” same "W1 I lug Mr Maclsaac was E. 8 at or 11 Palm In M” , . . . pi”, , and seven-tenths of g point in f & Ill III"-II outside the provlncg . June. gr .- . - ' . - , I itlrttculnrly at Newcastle, N3, ' MILITARY COLLEGE Normallv with f ll food ha eat- - g -h HCTCCSO In An outstanding achievement or - ing and ilIC5easedarn.rk.un'r.vuV. AG . - 2 Pasxn ers F.rri.d whnch marked hlrn Liane. Col. .1. A. MacDonald. E. Military Staff r-inrrw Niajnr Jen. lng costs tend to dgcllng gguon. , g, y .. 9 M mun .Im-Cris" s3iaitM;'::hif;-1: D..uof cuoganatusalsgyn 0fflc- girsoiisnthelscconlril nirir-er mam the slelghngedis-.” experts I834 gnu mi W . 2 t unjgg . Group ce 0 qua! 3' in ,'. . l p b g 7- 3- '- A decrease in are number of glllgnxlngmand erection of ibeauti- E Q, mg ' 1'. W. Jenkins. ed course or Cnmni.-rnri":i:.i ”s”.'.7.5r Well Will not i-'Z'”ii'i.r:. ue: 7'" Plolmssllt Conservative Association. Fourth Xinll V -7 " .. i. .. o. the wood 5"?-i-'--'5-"-'-9-i'vi"-3 "" i--e?5?”-'--- i-o me 3i.”si..:'..”2.'-'t”.'”"'".....:.i tsziir.:r:..:.'::.;;i: ;:.'."i:::: he -- mm n-n -imm ;iisTERN KING'S &"u or lmepllgolg: 73:? 9" - was noted for August in traffic lIg- Dlngwell Funeral Home yesterday m,,;, 3.5.1 Military Couegs at the course tun lrtars ago and) was V

Discuss Forming Workshop

Expressing themselie. as favor- ing the setting up of a workshop within the local. teachers attend lng the opening sessions of the fall convention of the Mt. Stewart Local took part in a lively discussion on affairs of the Teachers Federation of P. E. I.

The convention, which continues Ihis morning, is being held in the Mt. Stewart School where dele- gates were wclcomed yesterday by Mr. Warren McGuirk. local presi- dent. who extended a special greet- ing to new teachers. There were 43 teachers present from the sur- rounding district.

Miss Estelle Bowness. General Secretary of the Teachers Feder- ation. gave a report on Federal- ion activities and later led the dis- cussion group. Mr. Gordon Rice.

Supervisor. weir-nnicri the (earlier: to the meeting and expressed the hope that the coming season would see the same co-operation prevail- ing last year. Mr. l.. W. Shaw, Director of Education. led a dis- cussion on reading and later thr- teachers were told by Mr. McFad- yen. of the Cnrrespmideiicc Branch what tearliers could receive the Latin correspondence course which he had explained.

Several committees were set up by the meeting yesterday with their composition as follows: lie solutions, Rev. Sister Isabel Clare. Kay Steele and Mrs. Malone. Nonr inations. Mrs. Mary Murphy. Georgie Dover and Mrs. .lames. Question Box, Katherine Ellis and Pearl Grant. Press. Helen Lund and Noreen Greenan. The minutes

CLASS CHANGES PROVINCIAL PLOWING MATCHES

Changes in Cattle Classes of Provincial Plow- ing Match, Sec. 1 and Sec. 10 Junior Calves chang- ed from May 10 to July 10. All breeds.

Dual purpose Shorthorn Class added with all prizes same as Class 9 from Sec. 1 to Sec. 25.

plans to buy 31.50.000.000 worth of arms from the United States. defence ministry officials said Tuesday. The first order valued at 335,700,000 will be placed shortly. '

The purchases will be spaced over a four-year period ending in 1960. Substantial arms purchase- In Britain also are being consid- ered. '

These weapons will auppIemeni' the 88.'l3,000.000 worth of heavy equipment the United States has promised to supply free to Ger- many's new armed forces.

The ll.S. government will place the orders with American firms.. West Germany will pay cash.

BONN (AP! -- West Germany: i

PEARSON ARRTVES

PARIS (CP)-External Affairs Minister Pearson of Canada ar-

of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganization Council. which will dis cuss the Suez crisis. Later he will begin study of a ommendations concerning the future direction of the Atlantic alliance. ,

.-

Margnerite Richards; P " Science. Mrs. Lucien Arsenault as- sisted bygmrs. Anita Maddlx

This contest will be managed by Zenon Gallant. Contestants will be al two minutes to be seated and prepare for milking. The prizes i will be awarded to the contestant w will get more milk per min-

less to take In his own cow or- make arrangements with any oth- er person for the use of the cow. It will take place Immediately af- us on iudrlna of the cattle. MILIING UTINIILI The improperly cleaned milking pail la a great source of milk con- tamination. What holds true of the milking pail is the same with evcryl a container with which the

IIILKIN CONTEST

lowed.

ho ute.

The contestants must milk at least I minutes, but may con- tinue if they desire.

Each milker is to have the privi-

THEATRE E MOIITAGIIE

Wed. - non. 8:30 p.m. Adm. 30 - 46

Inc. Prov. Gov. A. Tax

"KISS OF FIRE"

Color-Jack Palancs - Barbara Rush

Romantic adventure -- with

one - beautiful scenery - hard riding and exciting action. COMING FRIDAY E SATURDAY "'1'!!! RACEIIS"

a gay rogue - a regal prin-

C1

Mayfair Theatre

MURRAY RIVER -. sum. 5th WEDNESDAY (only)

"OUR MISS BROOKS"

Starring-Eve Arden. Gale Gordon

Your favorite teacher now a riot on the screen - - - she gets her man - - - But what a battle of laughs. SHOW TIME-8 p.m.

3 Years and 6 Milion Dollars To Produce!

Paris history's most

PODESTA

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MATIINEE C

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famous

IN ALL THE WORLD Nrvcn

FROM wiumaa Inca. lN Cmtnasc

ghfthe

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room and THURSDAY . THE OPENING or THE GATES or TROY

The tumultuous event that brou

. . I AgeofTitansfoitsrog- mg climax! The spectacular Spa

man siege set off by Helen and run away lovers!