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Following are the results of the handicraft show at the Provincial Plowing Match at Dundas:

Sec. 27 - Dark Fruit Cake -1. Mrs. Major Reid, Rollo Bay: 1. Note MacLean. Souris: 3. Mrs. Angus L. MacPherson. st. Georges.

Sec. 26 - Light Fruit Cake - 1. Mrs. Malor Reid. Rollo Bay; 1. Mrs. George Mellish. Union Road; 3. Mrs. J. J. MacDonald. Cardi- gan.

See. 29 - Pound Cake -1. Mrs. Russel Garrett. East Baltic; 2.

Ladies Of Fashion At The Rural

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Patsy Kelly. Charlottetown: 8. Mrs. A. J. Kelly. Charlottetown.

Sec. 30 - Sponge Cake. 1. Mrs. M . J m Du . C di . t . . . . . Roddy MacKenzie. Clrdlllni 2. Ssec. E6 -:lCaniri:dnPea:l:-gl.”lVlrs. mggecial Prize for Centerpiece. group of 4-H girls dlsplaymg clothing which they had i?::'.ii,.2.;- n:i"'M,A.eni:.:..:iugii.i::' Mrs. Cliltord Townshend. Rollo A. D. MacDonald. Albion Cross; Flowers - 1. Mrs. W. W. Andgr. made for themselves. ' Buck Po'nd.' ' ' geyd: at. Mn. I-lav ll MacLeod. 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath; son, St. Peters Bay; 2. Mrs. Hal-. Photo by Margaret Mallett. sec. ,0, g Pm hm, mm g

Pl It 0Wn- 3. Mrs. Russel Garrett. East Bal- old Bulpitt. Roseneath; 8. Mrs. , 1. M". Em" Suwuh Sour," 2.

Sec. 31 - Chocolate Cake Iced -1. Mrs. Clifford Townshend; 2. Mrs. Bruce Stewart. Souris; 3.

Mrs. John Donahoe. Roseneath; 2. Mrs. Alan MacLean. Souris; 3. Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Souris.

Sec. 33 - White Bread - 1. Mrs. Angus MacLean, Albion Cross; 2.

Mrs. Reid Unrierhsy. Rollo Bay;lg”':.

8. Mrs. George Mellish. Union Road. i Sec. 34 - Whole W h e a t

Graham Bread - 1. Mrs. Majoriwelll New Gll!E0W-

Reid. Rollo Bay: 2. Mrs. John Macllachern. Charlottetown;

Mrs. lrving Robertson, East Bali

tir. rs. Bert Haneveld. Lower Mon-l - .

Sec. 35 - Rolls - 1. Mrs. Angusitague; 2. Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Unduh.y' 3' Mn" sum” MacLean. Albion Cross; 2. Mrs.iCardigan. ' . l Harold Stead. Montague: 3. Mrs. Sec. 3 - Gravenstein Apples - set 6 "' P.rsmp5 for Tlbe use

Alexander Robertson, East Baltic. 1, tague.

Sec. 361- Major Reid. Rollo Bay:

Tea Biscuit - 1. Mrs. 2. Mrs!

Cliliord Townshend. Rollo Bay: 3.lMl-5, Rollo tague. 1-

Mrs. Charles W. Campbell. Bay. i

590- 33 r" 1-01”. Quick Bread -iMrs. Bert Haneveld. Lower , I tague; 2. Mrs. Calvin Smith, Rose-.3l"ldl9l-OWTL

1. Mrs. Douglas Matheson. Albioni

Cross; 2. Mrs. N. W. Macl.-90d.' neaih. i Sec. 9 - 6 Onions - 1. Clayton BTldE!l0Wlll 3- Ml'3- 37”” Slell" 580. 3 m Apples. any Vliflfly Bulpitt. Roseneath; 2. Mrs. Stanley 8". 50llFlS- inamed. early - 1. Mrs. -lameslwiilis, Union Road; 3. Leslie Un-

Sec. 29 m Bran Muffins - l.iDuncan. Cardigan; 2. Russell C. Mrs. Roddy MacKenzie, Cardigan: 'Mi11s, Annandale, I

James Dixon.

3. Mrs.

2. Mrs. Fortunei Bridge: Cornwall.

Sec. 40 -Oatmeal Cookies -13

Mrs. Roddy MacKenzie, Cardigan: ,1, 2. Mrs. John Robertson. East Bal-,2,

tic; 3. Mrs. Calvin Smith, Rose-1 neath. Sec. 41 - Doughnuts -1. Mrs.

Mrs. George Jackson. Fortune.

Bridge: 3. Mrs. Garnet Godtrr.-y.i1, Brackley Point Road. ,2, Sec. 42 - Apple Pie - 1. Mrs. Ilouemwn,

John Morris. Dundas Centre; 2.l

Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune; ll. 3- 3475- Allilll5 Mllcl-ellnv NW0" lottetown; 2. Russell C. Mills. An- inandsle.

Cross. Sec. 43 - Raisin Pie - l. Mrs.j John Morris, Dundas Centre:

3. Mrs. Charles W. Campbell. Rollo,

Bar 1. Mrs. 2, Mrs. 3.

Sec. 44 - Lemon Pie - 1. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath; 2. John Donahoe. Roseneath: 3. Charles W. Campbell. Rollo

Mrs.1

Sec. 46 - Sweet Mixed Plcklesl -1. Mrs. Norman S.

Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Harolilneld; 2. M11. .1. w. MacGregor. Stead; 3. Mrs. Guthrie Ballingall.lchnlfmgmwn; 3, M”, w, w, An-

tic. ,Mrs. Russel Garrett. East Baltic;

Nora MacLean. Souris. 2 Sec. 32 - Light Cake, Iced -l. 3:

town.

1. com; 2. Mrs.'1Vlajor Reid, Rollo

3. F. Johnstone, Montague.

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.Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Charlotte-I sec, 12 town? Clifford Townshend. Rollo Bay; 2. 3,

- 2- --l. Mrs. Mrs. George Mellish. Union Road: 2,

Bay. :1, Sec. 45 - Mince Meat Pie - 1. 3w. w. Andgrsom st. Mrs. George Mellish. Union Road. 3,

MHCL-50d-idrngons - 1. W, B. Creed. High-1

Roddy MacKenzie. Cardigan: l.iMra. J. W. MacGregor. Charlotte-

Alan MacLean. Souris.

Sec. 59 - Canned Beans - 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roscneath; Mrs. Allison MacDonald. Brldge- Praught. Cherry Valley.

Sec. 2 - Swede Turnips - Sec. 60 - Home-made Soap - Brenda Praught. Cherry Valley: Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod. Strath-iHarvey Praught. Cherry Valley;

James Banks. Cardigan. 3. Mrs. Roddy Kidson. Essii tic.

Sec. 61 - White Honey -1. Den-:2. Fred Matheson, Albion Cross;

minis Neal. Winsloe; 2. C. D. Ding-,Mrs. Calvin Smith, Rosenealh. Sec. 4 - Carrots for Stock -1.

Sec. 62 - Amber Honey - 1. J. Ml's. Stanley Willis. Cornwall.

-1. Reid Underhay, Fortune:

Mrs. Bert Haneveld. Lower Mon- Sec. 4 - Delicious Apples - 1. ill)" Bulpn" R”"""'h: Bert Haneveld, Lower Mon- M

rs.

Sec. 5 - Wealthy Apples - l.,2. Mrs. George Mon.lRoad; 8. Mrs.

derhay. Fortune. Sec. Sec. 7 - Apples. any Iley Willis. Cornwall. Sec. 9 - Hyslap Crab Apples - sec. Mrs. Vernon Jenkins. Millview; 1, M11, Mrs. G. Campbell. Cardigan. 2. George Mellish. Union Road; Sec. 12 - Collection Asters -- l-lHelen Darte. Charlottetown.

2. W. B. Creed. Hightieldwrable use .. 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath. Sec. 13 - Collection Dalhias -ritune; 3. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath; neath,

Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Char-

l4 - Collection Gladiolus- J. W. MacGregor. Char-

Sec. Cross.

Mrs.

Sec. 15 - Collection Nasturtiums Alan MacLean. Souris; Mrs. Claude Phair. Cardigan.

Sec. 16 - Collection Pansies - Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath:

2. Howard Norton. Annandale.

use-I - 1. Mrs.

W. B. Creed. Highiieid. lbion Cross, Sec. 1'7 - Collection Dianthus-l W. B. Creed, Hightield; 2. Mrs. Peters Bay: . liandale:

Sec. 17 - Largest Pumpkin

2. Lowell Mrs. Calvin Smith, Roseneath. 3 tague; Sec. 18 - Collection 5 n a p-, tune.

Sec. 47 - Mustard Pickles - 1. id”-son, St. Peters Bay. lc-re”,

Mrs. Neil Hooley, Montague; 2.?

Mrs. Stanley Stavert. Bridgetown: 1, 3. Mrs. Alex Campbell. Montague. Bay; 2. w, 5, creed. x-gig)-meld; 3,

SOC. 43 ” Cll0W'ClWW - 1- Ml'5- Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Charlotte- town.

Nelson Acorn. Primrose: 2. Mrs. Neil Hooley, Montague; 3. Mrs. l John Hunter, Strathcona. T1.

Sec. 49 -- Tomato Catsup - lflottetown; 2. Mrs. W. W. Ander- 1.

Sec. 19 - Collection, Stocks -i

Mrs. W. W. Anderson. St. Peters Major Reid. Rona Bay.

Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Char-

Mrs.

Mrs. George Mellish, Union Road. San, st. Peters Bay; 3. Mrs. Hal:-,Bay.

5PC- 50 m Al'lPlC -79-HY ” 1- Mli5- old Bulpitt. Roseneath.

Montague: 2.l

Robertson.

Irving Robertson. Mrs. Alexander

bion Cross. Sec. 51 -- Canned Strawberry -,

1. Mrs. Harold Bulnill. Rnseneath: ,pe,.enn,1.. 1, Mrs, Hamid Bulpitt., Rnseneath. i

2. Mrs. Alex Campbell. Montague:

Sec. 21 - Collection Phlox - l. feed. N L Rnddje

East w. B. creed, Hightield; 2. Mrs. Wnlcndinn. Baltic: 3. Mrs. Robert Acorn. Al-,w. Anderson, St. Peters Bay; 3. iMrs. Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath.

Sec. 3 - Ksiadins - 1. J.

Sec. 1 - Table Turnips -1. Rod- die MacKenzle, Cardigan; 2. Fred Matheson, Albion Cross; 3. Brenda

Sec. 3 - Mangels for Stock - .l. MacCormac Bros. Albion Cross:

S.5-Ctt.i Tbl U. S99 2 " M”Im"5h A991” C is -l.eLMrs. LeSiai:1(lJ:ldCDl'xi13)'a; 2e.

lLeslie Underhsy, Fortune; 3. Clay-

Sec 7 - Beets For Table Use - Stanley Willis, Cornwall;

Mellish. Union Lloyd MacLeod,

I 10 - Tomatoes - 1. Mrs. , 0ll1t'r,J. W. MacGregor; 2. Mrs. Helen Stanley Willis. variety named. winter - 1. Mrsgome. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. Stan- Bert Haneveld, Lower Montague.

ll -8 Green Tomatoes - Stanley Willis. Cornwall:

-Six Ears Corn for Reid Under-hay, Fortune; 2. Leslie Underhay. For- Harold Bulpitt. Rose- 1.

Sec. )3 - Six Stocks F o d d e 1' Corn - 1. Fred Matheson. Albion

Sec. 14 - Three, Cabbage (early) -1. James M. Banks, Cardigan.

Sec. 13 -- Three Cabbage (late) -1. James M. Banks,'Cardigan;

Sec. 16 - Six Cucumbers. (table Harold Bulpitt. iCharlottetown. Roseneath: 2. Mrs. Stanley Willis. Mrs. Calvin Smith. Roseneath;,c,,mwa1i; 3, Fred Maghesonv A1.

Squash - 1. Howard Norton. An- Stead, Mon- 3- I-Mlle Underhly. For-jChal-lottetown; 3. Alexander

Sec. 18 -Squash Hubbard Type .-1. Mrs. George Campbell. Rollo C1. Mrs, W, B. Creed, Hightield; lBay: 2. Fred Matheson. Albionlz. Mrs. Hilary McDonald, St. Pe-

Sec. 20 - Collection of Vege- Nora MacLean. Souris; 2. tables - 1. Mrs. Major Reid. Rollo wan-en, Dawson, g lBay; 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Rose- Jack MacLeod. Vernon River. 560. 20 - C0ll9Cll0l'l V"b"”l ” neath; 3. Reid Underhay, Fortune.

MacBeth, Forest Hill; 2. James A.

ture taken at the Rural

Ladies of fashion-might well be the title or this pic- Youth Fair Friday. It shows a

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1. Mrs. Guthrie Ballingall, Char- lottetown.

Sec. 67 - Tea Cloth, embroid- ered with 4 Servicttes - 1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald, East Baltic; 1. 2. Mrs. J. H. MacDonald. St. 2. Georges; 8. Mrs. J. J. MacDonald. 3. Cardigan.

Sec. 68 - Place Mats. Crocheted -1. Mrs. W. B. Creed, 1-lighiield.

Sec. 69 - Place Mats. embroid- 3- ered - l. Nora MacLean. Souris.

Sec. 71 - Pillow Cases. white embroidery. -- 1. Mrs. Warren Dawson. Uisiz: 2. Mrs. A. J. Kelly. Charlottetown

Sec. 72 - Pillow Cases. colored embroidery - 1. Mrs. G u t h r i e Ballingall. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Jack MacLeod, Vernon River; 3.

2. Mrs. Alexander Robertson. East

Baltic. ., Sec. 73- Pillow Cases. hand worked, solid embroidery - l.

Baltic: 2. Mrs. George S. Mac- Donald, East Baltic.

Sec. 74 - Cushion. punch work original design - 1. Mrs. John Hunter. Strathcona; 2. Mrs. Hilary MacDonald, St. Peters Bay; 3. Mrs. Walter Whitty. St. Peters Bay. '

Sec. 75 - Sofa Cushion Knitted or Crocheted - 1. Mrs. Allison MacDonald. Cardigan: 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald. East Baltic.

Sec. 76- Sofa Cushion; em- 3. broidered - 1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald. East Baltic; 2. Mrs. Stanley Willis. Cornwall; 3. Mrs. Joseph MacKinnon. Vernon River. Sec. 77 - Sample of Tatting - Mrs. Margaret E. MacDohald, St. Peters Bay: 2. Miss Alice Mac- Donald, St. Peters Bay.

Sec. 78 - Sample of Lace Knit- ted - 1. Mrs. Walter Whitty. St. Peters Bay; 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald, East Baltic.

Sec. 79 - Sample of Lace. Crocheted - 1. Mrs. Walter Whitty. St. Peters Bay: 2. W. B. Creed. Highiield; 3. R. A. Houston.

Sec. 110 - Cut Work. worked in White - 1. Mrs. Wendell Phillips. Charlottetown. or Sec 81. Ruhner, White or color- ed -1. Mrs. George Mellish. Un- ion Road; 2. Norman Nicholson. Ro-

lberison. East Baltic. Sec. 82 - Centerpiece, crocheted

ters Bay; 3. Mrs. Louis Wright.

Sec. 19 - Onion Multiplier -1. Lower Montague.

Sec. 83 - Shopping Bay - 1. Mrs. Uigg; 3. Mrs.

Sec. 84 - Kitchen Apron - 1.

Sec. 22 - 1 qt. Shelled Beans -lMrs. lrving Baker. Elmira: 2. Mrs. GEOTKC Cllnpbell. ROHOIR. A. Houston. Charlottetown; 3.

iMrs. Wendell Phillips, Charlotte-

Sec. 73 - White Tu rnip lorltown. MacKenzie, l

Soc. 85 -Houscdrcss, Cotton - il. Mrs. lrving Baker, Elmira: 2.

Mrs. George S. MacDonald, East Rd

town: 8. Mia. Wendell Phillips, Charlottetown.

Sec. 86 - 1. Mrs. Wendell Phil- lips. Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Nor- man Nicholson. Charlottetown; 8.

Sec. 87 - Child': Cotton Dress-

Mrs. Wenclell'Phlllips. Charlotte- town; 3. Mrs. Norman Nicholson. Charlottetown. Sec. 88 - Boys' Wash Suit -1. Mrs. John MacEachern. Charlotte- town; 2. Mrs. Norman Nicholson. Sec. 89 - Pyjamas Mens. or Wo- mens - 1. Mrs. John MacEach- ern, Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Nor- man Nicholson; 3. Mrs. Phillips. Sec. 90 - Braided Rug - 1. Mrs. James A. MacLeod, Cardigan. Sec. ill - Shell Work - 1. Mrs. George S.- MacDonald. East Baltic. Sec. 92 - Cross Stitch on Linen -1. Mrs. S. Godfrey. Brackley Pt.

Sec. 93 - Needlepoint. chair seat - 1. Mrs. George S. Mac- Donald. East Baltic.

Sec. 94 - Girls Knitted Dress - 1. Mrs. Norman Nicholson, Char- lottetown.

Sec. 95 - Sweater. Bonnet and Booties - 1. Mrs. Wendell Phillips. Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Ch as. Stead. Howe Bay; 3. Mrs. Norman Nicholson. Charlottetown.

Sec. 96 - Men's or Ladies Sweater - 1. Mrs. Alan McLean. Souris; 2. Mrs. Alan Robertson. Fortune Bridge; 3. Mrs. Etta Msc- - Donald. Cardigan.

Sec. 97 - Child's Sweater - 1. Mrs. Lester Dingwell, Bay For- tunc; 2. Mrs. A. J. Kelly, Char- lottetown; 3. Mrs. Walter Whitty. St. Peters Bay.

Sec. 98 - Woolen Socks - ls- land Yarn - 1. Mrs. R. A. Houston. Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Aeneas Morrison. Cardigan: 3. Mrs. Ed- ward Bulpitt. Roseneath.

Sec. 99 -1 Pr. Fancy Socks - 1. Mrs. J. R. McLean, Souris: 2. Mrs. Allison McDonald. Cardigan: ,3. Mrs. Russel Ching. Black Pond.

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3. Mrs. Harold Stead. Montague. sec 23 C. Collection. SW6” P"l5,Mallard, Souris; 3. Henry Mal- Sec. 51 - Canned Raspberry - -1. Mrs. Gerald MacDonald. Car--lard. Sour”. 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath; ,dig'n. 1 Sec, 4 gsebllnu g. L I-red 2. Mrs. Alex Campbell. Montague;i Sec. 24 - Collection Potted Mnhemn. Albion Cm”. 3. Mrs. Harold Stead, Montague. lPlants - 1. Mrs. W. W. Andersoml 5". 5 g Pontiac: g 1. Jim” Sec. 53 - Canned Cherry - 1. St. Peters Bay: 2. Mrs. J. W. Mac- A, Mallard, Souris. A

Mrs. Nelson Acorn. Primrose: Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath.

Sec. 54 - Orange Marmalade - ,Mrs. W. W. Anderson. St. Petersi

2. :Gregor. Charlottetown. I

See. 25 - Table Bouquet -l. 1, MW Rob", Acorn,

1. Mrs. Bruce Stavert, Souris: 2. Bay: 2. Mrs. W. B. Creed. High-,1. M”. win" whiny.

Mrs. John lottetown; 3. Mrs. Norman S. MacLeod. Charlottetown.

Sec. 55 - Canned Chicken-- 1. Mrs. Wallace M:icKenzie. Dundas; 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Roseneath.

Sec. 56 - Canned Beer - - Russel Garrett, E. Baltic; 2, Mrs,

MacEachern. Char-liield: 3. Mrs. George Mellish. Un-l .lon Road.

Larkspur - 1. Mrs. W. W. Ander- 1. son. St. Peters Bay: 2. Mrs. H8r- Peters Bay; 2. Mrs. R. A. Houston. old Bulpitt. Roseneaih; 3. Mrs. J. Charlottetown; 3, 1. Mrs. IW. MacGregor. Charlottetown.

Sec. 6.5 - Afghan Knitted Sec. 26 - Collection Mrs.

Ballingall. Charlottetown. Special Prize for Carnations -

Sec 63 - Bedspread Chenille -

Sec. 64 - Bedspread. Knitted- Crocheted - (Special) - 1. Mrs. A ll ll ” 3 llJas. H. MacDonald. St. Georges. Mrs. Hilary MacDonald, -St Guthrie Sec 66 - Tea Cloth. Crocheted-

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sec. 100 -Pair Woolen Mitts - 1. Mrs. R. A. Houston. Charlotte-

Wendell Phillips. Charlottetown: 3. Mrs.

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Sec. 102 - Pair Woolen Gloves

Mrs. A. Robertson. East Baltic. Sec. 103 - Pair Fancy Gloves- Mrs. Wendell Phillips. Char- 2. Mrs. Norman Nich-

Sec. 104 - Quilt Applique -1.

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Sec. 105 - Quilt Patchwork - Mrs. Irving Baker, Elmira: 2.

Sec. 106 - Rug. All Wool Yarn

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ters Bay; 8. Mrs. Ray Crockett. Souris. ,

Sec. 107 - Rug. Wool Rags - 1. Mrs. Stanley Willis. Cornwall: 2. Mrs. James J. MacDonald. Cardigan; 33. Mrs. Grover Mac- Kay. Strathcoiia.

Sec. 108 - Rug. Cotton Raga- t. Mrs. Grover Macltay, stratb- cona: 2. Mrs. Robert Acorn, Dun- daa Centre: 3. Mrs. Etta MacDon- ald. Cardigan.

Sec. 109 - Scenery Rug - 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser; 2. Jeanette DeForreat. Strathcona

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