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trunnion PRIZE LIST

i CRAB APPLEG (Dish of I).

r 50c. iii-Transcendent- _ 5-‘ ‘ lsi-J-l. B. Bent, ans-sou Helen " "ll; Grant, srd-Peter Brodie -- ~- Sec. i-i-Kvslvp ' Isl-H. E. Bent, md-Elsie Lund. 28R. 5, Zird-Mrs. Ben Newson

sac. ‘is-Queens Choice -lst-l-l. B. Bent ' " Sec. io-Whitr-ley

lat-H. E. Bent, mad-E. J. Vemy, BrdJ. C. Irving.

Scc. el-Any other variety named and recognizable ‘

Isl-J. C. Irvins. 2nd-—-Heath YEW?

,Hz.;i.H,“ilneiinri-rrrrcnrur“ueiiyr:Pa.‘

mums idish o! a) lstql. C. Stewart, 2nd—-J0hn Mb- W, 3rd'-H. E. Bent ‘wsm. db-Bairtlett ' lat-H. E. Bent, and-Johnson 6i Son, ard-J. A. Auld , Scc. Bil-Vermont Beauty lav-H. E. Bent. End-Johnson 8a Sm Scc. iii-ﬂemilh Beauty lat-H. E. Bent, mid-Mrs. C. H. Beer. city. arc-m B. Reeves. Soc. oil-Any other variety o! Warn lat-H. E. Bent, znd-F. B. Reeves ‘ sec. Bit-Collection of not less Iran 4 sorts rive o! each named lat-H. E. Bent, 2nd-Johnson a ton Sec. Ila-Yellow mg lat-Rena MoGregor, Highheld. End-Percy L, Scnallwood, tird-Osil Vlnnioombe, City Sec. Bil-Victoria . Isl-H. E. Bent, 2Iltl—G€01Y9 H. Harper, 31d—Johnson s» 5011 50¢. Bit-Orleans _ let-n. a‘. Bent, ans-Arthur Love 7 R-R. 3, ard-John McLeod 6r Son 5 sec. {VI-Bradshaw ~ ﬁlo-H. n. Bent, Qnd-Ol-il Vin- ' lmmbe. ind-Percy L. Qnaliwood 59o. w-Iombcrd lair-ma. G. E. Coles, North Mil- ton. and-cm Vinnlconlbo, 3rd- Rvna Mocregor _~ Bea. ao-Quackcnboes ' lit-H. E. Bent, Bnd-JIC. stew- ; Irt. Sid-Percy L. Bmallwood 5w- oo-Moolvds Arctic _ lair-B. E. Bent, znd-Peroy L. : gnhllwood. Sid-John McLeod s: n Scc cl-Wsehingion "'1' 5 lab-n. a Dent, 2nd-Percy 1.. ; Dmallwood, std-Helen c. Drake -‘ ‘Joe. 62—4Pond's seedlmc llt-Mrs. Arthur Roberta, Win-

Carl Burke Sec. til-Blue Damson lst-Orva. Gill, Charlottetown.

F, s, Reeves, Southport Sec. 65—Field

let-George "W. Dewar. Ind-Percy L. Bnsilwcod, Brd-H. E. Bent

Boo. lid-Golden Proliﬁc

luff-H. E. Bent, 2nd-Earl Burke

Sec. 67-Bur‘bank

let-H. E. Bent, and-Percy L. Bmallwood, ltd-J. C. Irvin8

Bec. 68—Irnperial Gag!’

let-H. E. Bent, znd-John Mc- Leod as Son, ard-George Harper.

Sec. d9—Monarch

let-H. E. Bent, Znd-J. C. Irv- ing, Iii-John. McLeod d: Son

Que. 70-006’! Golden ﬂop

lot-H. E. Bent, 2nd—Mrs. G. E. colcs, aid-J. A. Auid

Bee. 72—-Collection o! plums

lot-J. O. IrV1n8

Snail Fruits displayed in 0P9“ fruit.

Sec 'l8-—Biaok currents

ist-Mrs. Ira. Rodd, North Mil- ton. Znd-Mrs. W. L. Cotton, City. ind-Mrs. D. D. Morrison, City

Bee. 'l-i--Red Currants

let-Mars. a. w. nods-son. Char- lqgmqem, zn-qvlu-s. L. Cotton, ard— Frank B. Jones, Ponmai

Sec ‘IS-Gooseberries

let-Mrs. F. S. Reeves, 2nd-—Mrs. Ira Rodd, Srd-Ella. Diamond, Win- aloe Road

Sec. ‘fl-Raspberries

let-IF. B. Reeves, Znd-Mrs. Wil- lard Prowse, Brackley Pt. Road, 3rd —M.rs. Harry Gander, Bracklcy Pt. Road

Sec. ‘IQ-Blackberries

let-Marjorie McKinley, North River, 2nd-—-Petor Craig, St. Aver-do. Sid-Ralph Younker, North River

Bee. 70—Wl1ite Currants

let-Mn .Ira Rodd. North Nﬂl- ton, 2nd—Mrs. Wilbur Jones

sec. Bil-drapes

IEir-J- C. Irving. iind-Mrs. E. Boyce, Std-Allison McRae, R.R. c

Sec. 81—Ooliection o! fruits, gar- den, variety at least s varieties

lat-ms. 1". C. Reeves, Bouthport, hd-Mrl. Ire Rodd, North Milton. 314-41111: Diamond, Winsloc South

Bee. 82-80% quart cranberries. cultivated

int-Ella Diamond, winsloe South sec. ilk-Beet quart cranberries, wild A *

let-Mrs. Vernon s. Munn, 2nd- Mra. Wendell. Union Road. 3rd- Orre. Mmmlsn

CLASSSZ

Woolen and cotton goods

n» ac- _ isthmus-nuances ,.

znd-Evelyn B. Haszard, City. 3rd-

Ist-Mrs. J. H. Blanchard. Char- lottetown, 2nd—lVilrs. 8. E. Wye-rid, Charlottietovm

Sec. 6—Ten yards fancy Drugget

lat-Mrs. M. mlean, Clyde River

Sec. ‘l-Ten yards white Twilled Flannel

let-Mrs. M. McLean, Clyde River, iind-lvitrs. T. R. Beer, Char- lottetown, md-Mrs. Norman Fer- guson, Indian River _

Sec. 8—0ne fancy counterpone. all wool

lat-Mrs. Joseph Arsenault, wel- lington, znd-Miss Kathleen Dar- rach, Clyde River Sec. iJ-Fancy counter-pane, linen or cotton

lst-H. B. Bent. ‘Ind-J- c- Irvine‘ Sec. ‘ll-Any other variety named-

lst-Mias May Power. Chcrmte- tmvn, 2nd—lvliss Beth Coles, Mil- ton, ard-lvlrs. Donald Mcmuarrie, Borden Sec. 10—Hooked door mat Ist-Mrs. Wm. Peaks, Tlgnlsh, 2nd-Mrs. w. H. Home, Milton, 3rd—Ml-s. Preston L. Campbell, New Glasgow, P.E.I. sec. ll-Hoolred Square lst-vlvhss Iottie Feaks, aignish, zhd-Mrs. George A. small, Bum- merslde, 3rd-Miss Ella Diamond, Winsloa South Sec. 12—Hooked door mat lair-Mrs. W. H. Home, Milton, 2nd--Mrs. Percy H. Dickiescn, New Glasgow, Zird-Mrs. Dan A. Mac- Leod, Murray River. Scc. ill-Hooked Rug any mater- ial except yarn, ﬂoral design let-Mrs. Harry Gander, Breck- lcy Point Road, 2nd-Mrs. Percy H. ‘Dickicson, New Glasgow, Std-Mrs. Wm. Fcnks, Tignish. Sec. l.'>-Hooked Rug convention- al design

lat-alias Annie Smith, Eldon, znd-tlvtrs. Albert Jenkins, RR. 1, 3rd—lvilss Bessie Douoette, South Rustico.

Sec. Design

lsi-Mrs. I-mgh Martin, Grand View, znd-AMrs. Ben Bushy, Sour-is. ard-rviias mrricl Bowen. Wheetlsy River, _

Sec. 17—Hookcd Rug, any material except yarn, ﬂoral design

IsL-Mrs. Howard Calibeok, North Tryon, 2nd—Mra. Samuel Kennedy. City, srd-Mlss Agnes Drake, North River.

Sec. lil-liboked Rul. all yam my design

lat-Mrs. C. B. Goes. New Lon- don, Lind-Mrs. E. M. Campbell, Bordon, 3rd—-Mrs. Eemcet Buiman,’

Iii-Hooked R118. Animal

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I 566 40—Bedroom slippers

2I1d-—Ml‘5. Ixigh Warren, North Rustico

aiwkinss any color except black Stretch’ Lung Kathryn Murchison Creek

Stwklnirs any color except black

any color

hope, ilnd-Mrs. Charlottetown, aid-Mrs. John Mc. Donald, (my Kathryn Murchison woolen socks

don, Ont, znd-Marjtrrio O. Stewart, Dunstaffnage, ard-Mrs. John MC. Donald. City

woolen mitts

ind-Mrs. J. C. Stewart, Dllnstafl- nage. Srd-Mrs. A. MacRae. New Haven

woolen mitts, Island wool

River. lnd-Mrs. Edward Larvsonﬁ 110114011. Ont. Srd-pirs. Albert Jenkins, BB. 1 Him“ not less than 4 articles Tryon. 2nd-1vl:rs. Arthur City

River. 2nd—Mrs. John Hume, City

-Dorls M. Tait. City

en gloves ‘ B

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Scc. iii-Hooked Runner Isis-Mrs. Leigh Warren. North Rustico, mil-Mrs. Geo. E. McNeil, Sid-Mrs. John McLellan, Indian River ' H, 2 secao-Bcclred Square let-ms. H. J. Phillipe, char. lottetown, znd-Mh. George A. Smﬂll. Sununerside, std-Mrs. Al- lison McEschern, New Argyle. Bec. 24-Bleached Table Cloth‘ from Island grown ﬂax let-Mrs. Archy M. Gaudet, Tg- nish. Sec. 29—Soi‘t weaving, c yards let-Mrs. Thomas Diamond, Win- slcc South, hid-Elie. Diamond, Winsloe South Sec. SiJ-Best hank home‘ made yarn ’ lst-lvlargaret Matolian. Indian River, Znd-Mrs. John MClﬁllﬂihy Zird-Mrs. M. McLean, Clyde River, Sec. ill-Pair Union Blankets lat-Mrs. M. McLean i Sec. 32—Down or wool quilt ’ lst-Mrs. Robert H. Gibson. Woodstock, N.B., 2nd—M1-s.. Bruce rzrhham, Cavendish, Iird-hlrs. c. I. Rattary, Wheatiey River. v 590- 33—Braided bathroom mats lst-Ryte Norton, city, Mrs. Frank H. Roper, Charlotte- town, 3rd-lvI.rs. E. H. Norton, City Sec 34—Braided Rugs I lat-Mrs. Leslie Robinson, mule Shemagogue, N.B., Znd-Mrs. W11- liam Feﬁkii- Tignlsh, ard-Mnrgar» ‘ct E. Rossboroush, Prince William. ‘NB. I Sec. 86—Aighan lot-Mrs. C. B. Jelly, Summer- slde. and-ms. James Tait, City, ’ird—-Mrs, Willard Kelly, scuthpcrl’ S60 ill-Shawl white 6r colored

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Lester Bryenton, springi

Volley, ard-Mrs. .7. M. Hyres, City 1' 586- 38—-Lace specimen lab-Helen C. Drake, Pownai, 2nd

in’ lat-Mrs. L. N. Watson, city, 21ml

Sec. S-Landsoape 1st-Mr. L. J. Zwioker, mil-Mn.

W. R. Stork, Bcllevilie, Ontario.

Sec. t-Marine

1st-—Mr. George l". Wright, city, nd-Mr. A. L. Wright, City

Sec. 5—Stiii lilo any subject lat-Mr. L. J. Zwicker, ﬁnd-Miss

El zabcth Duff, Charlottetown

Water color original

Sec. 7-Portrait from liie lst—l\ir. George F. Wright. 2nd Miss Edna Gordon, City

Scc 8—-F'lgure study

let-Mrs. Naida. Sands, 8t. John.

‘N.B., 2nd-Miss Edna Gordon

Sec. Ei-Lcrldscape IstP-Mr. L. J. Zwioker, hid-Mr

jllroderlclr Nicholas. Amherst, us.

Wnter colon-Origins] Scc 10~Marine Isl-Mr. Frederick Nicholas, 2nd

Mrs. D. W. White, York Point

Sec ll-still lire, any subject lat-Mr. Frederick Nicholas, 2nd

-- Miss Hills. Gordon

Scc 12-I~‘lower Study

t—Miss Edna. Gordon. 2nd-

Mlz Frederick Nicholas, Amherst, NS. ’

Drawings in one color-Original Foo. ink-Portrait Irom 111e, char- 11.11

1st-Miss Claire Benoit. City, 2nd

gnd__ ‘ —-Mr. Bill H058. City

Sec 14--1=‘.gure study. charcoal lat-Mr. Guy Kennedy, south-

pox, 2nd—Mi5s Mary M81141‘, City

Sec 15--Sti1l lite, charcoal lat-Miss Jean Robertson, 2nd-

Mi‘. Guy Kennedy, Southport

Scc iii-Drawing from life lst—.\liss Claire Benoit, City, 2nd

~ Miss Jean Robertson, City

Sec l'l-Portralt from lite pencil l>'t-Mr. Freedrick Nicholson, nllc-rst, N.S., 2nd—Mr. George F. i, City

Dian-hiss in one color, orignicl Soc lti-Inndscape-Pencll Draw- "it

lsfﬂhir. Frederick Nicholas,’ 2nd

».\lr. Hiram MacCanneil, Mt. Stew-

~Marlorie a. McMillan, Charlotie- =1"

town, Srd-Mzs. J. W. Shaw, Char- lottetown _ J Sec 39-6511 Coat (Man)

lst-Mrs. V. O. Schlrmer, Lower ‘Iontague -

let-Mrs. W. B. Brown, city, 2nd —-Mrs. John Ryan, city

Sec 4l—Ladies "slip-on sweater, white or colored

lst-Miss Helen Hobkirk, city’ hid-Miss Ethel McDougall, City, iifd-Mlss Mildred Jarciine, Lower Montague .

Sec. 42-One mir men's W001“, gloves

lat-Wits. John Raokham, Ken. slnston. and-ms. a. .1. wise, m"- Pl-"Bton. Srd-Mis Helen Mathicson, Milton

Sec. aft-Pair ladies woolen gloves

lst-Miss Helen Mathieson, Mll- tOn. 3rd-M"ss Helen Mathieson. _ witch. aha-Mrs. John Rnckhum, 5'»

Sec. iii-Landscape. Pen and Ink lsv-Mr. L. J. Zwicker, itnd-lvlr.

Frederick Nicholas

Pastels, original: Sec Zfi-Portrait from life lat-Miss Claire Benoit, 2nd-

Mrs. Naida. Sands, St. John, N3.

Sec 2l-Landscape lab-Mr. Frederick Nicholas, 2nd

mlliss Mnry Mahar ‘Scc 22_,1inrine

lat-Mr. Frederick Nicholas Sec 23—Sti.ll life, any subject lst-Mr. FTederick Nzcholas Oil Painting-Copy

Scc 24—Portrait

lat-Mrs. L. E. Prmvsc, 2nd—

Mrs. W. R. Stork, Belleville, Ont,

Scc 25-Figure Study

lst-Miss Dora. Mutch, City Oil painting-Copy

Scc Zia-Landscaper

lst-Violct Richardson, Summer. do, znd-Mrs. L. E. Prowse, Char-

Kensington, al-d-qMm l, Hoop“ lotictovlm . City Scc 27~Marine

Sec 44-(3-ents Knitted Fancy lab-Mrs. D. W. White, York Vest P0110. mid-Violet Richardson,

IsiF-Miss Helen Hobkirk. City,

s“ 45-0116 Dllir woman's plnirl black stockings, any kind of yam lst-lvns. Jchh McDonald. coy, N

Son 28--Still Life, any subject lat-Katie Murchison, North Rim: Water Color-Copy

Sec 29-Portrait

mid-ms. M. McLean, lvttewun

Scc 46-0ne pair woman's plain lat-Mrs. Annie 5°‘? 47-h‘? Dail- womens plain

let-Mrs. M, much 59° “r-“VO Dali's womens pin ll

lat-Mrs. M. McLean,

Scc 49—-'I‘Wo pairs mans 50cm,

IstF-Mrs. Walter Marshall. Stan- Gcorge Douglas Sec. 50—’I‘wo pairs mcns ‘plain lat-Mrs. Edward Imvsnn, 1,01% Sec Sal-Two pairs

mens plain

lat-Eldon Darrach, Clyde River, “I

Sec. bil-Jlhvo pairs mens fancy

lﬂt-nlvlrs- Benlamln Wood, North

Sec. till-Collection of Knit Work, M

lat-Mrs. Howard Callback. North Milton,

Sec iii-Petticoat any color lat-Mas. D. T. Fraser, North

Sec. B6—Ladies Coat Sweater lst-J-lelen M. Hobkirk, city, 2nd

Bee 48—6peoial prize ladies wool- let-Mrs. L. Homer, City CLASS 58

Oil painting original Sec. l-Portrait from lilc

Ist--1\lrs. Nnlda Sands, St. John, .B., 2ncl—-\Vi1ma Davison, Char- Scc ao-Figure Study

lst-Mrs. Nalda Sands. 2lld—

Scc ill-Landscape

black stockings Doria H- Prorvse. City

lst-Violct Richardson. 2lld'—'- Sec {EL-Marine 1st—-Mrs. D. W. White, 2nd_

Doris H’. Prowse

Sec {iii-Still life any subject lst-cvlrs. Julia. Mclnnis, city, 2nd

—Kathryn Murchison

Pastel Copy Scc 34-Portrait lat-Mrs. Naido Sands, Zncl-lvliss

Soc 35-—Figllrc study lSfr-MYS. Nrlldn Sands, 2nd_Miss

Doris H. Prmvsc Sec Sit-Landscape

lst-Mr. Froderick Nicholas, 2nd

e Miss Violet Richardson

Scc (fl-Murine

lst-Mrs. D. W. Whlii’, 2ncl_ iss Elaine Bennett, City

Scc IiB-Stlli Life, any subject 15ir—'MI‘S. Julia McInnis. City Commercial Art:

Sec. 39-Posters in color-Ori-

ginal.

lat-Mr. Frederick Nicholas, 2nd

~Miss Francis Munn '

Sec 40—Advertising Design—0ri-

lat-Miss Francis Mnnn. r. Frederick Nicholas China Pointing:

Scc iii-Lustre Treatment IEFMTSI Fred Long. City, 2nd-

2nd-

Mrs. H. R. Stork, Belleville, Ont.

Chino Painting Sec 42~Flat Paint Treatment lat-Mrs. Ben Prowse, City. 2nd

--Miss Marjorie M. Roop, City

Sec 43—Enamel Treatment lst—Mrs. W. R. Stork, 2nd-Mrs. cn Prowse

OIMSS 54 Professional painting-Original

Scc L-Portrait from life (oils) lat-Miss Mary Allison Doull,

let-Miss Claim Benoit. City, 2nd Cave “averse. ‘MP-MW Edith A-

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COAL

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and lulu lu Convenient

MADE INCANADA IIOIIIO Ilnlll

‘375 INCLUDING AUTOMATIC

Wu: Installation. tnllhl

Monthly Payment:

Admittedly

is truly the mark of a L S

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boaIlnmsnhnp-d- on oi contending mechanical “k‘llw and proved d: - bliiry. Ir u lbs one iuvatuunr m: adds luxury and mmloma bcmelilesnd (can: big cub vilccdl.

MAN a u R N I nit tbeﬁnest

automatic beating

NOW COAL heating is not only automatic-it is con/inuuus. It gives oil a steady ﬂow of mel- low, radiant warmth that permeates the entire borne-so diilerent from the "pop-on pop-oil"? type of automatic heating which is character- istic of other fuels. That is why Iron Fireman

modern home which

demands the utmost in luxury yet carefully con- siders economy. As for economy-just get a cos! complzrison. We will be glad to analyze you: present costs and contrast them with Iron Fire- man costs, whether you ‘are using hand-ﬁred coal, oil, gas, or any other fuel. May we give you these facts? They will be 1m)! interesting!

LLOYD W. PRO UDE

56-58 GRAFTON ST’

CHARLOTTETOWN

PHONE 602

g“ zpLandscapc (oils) gnd_MLgg Georgie Reid. Borden color)

_ML5 Edna Gordon See Qr-Landscape (watercolor) 1st-Misa Mary Allison Doull

CLASS 55

Ilbr pupils 16 years and under Water coior-Orlalnﬂl soc b-Landscape. original

he. Olly Water Color-Original

Sec 5-Marine, original

us. ' _

lat-Miss Greta Newhook

sq; o-Stlll lide, original lstpMis Marjorie NiOhOYBS Almherst, us. 2nd—Mr. Hiram MaoCannell, Mt. Stewart

Drawing in one color. original

Original Znd-Mis Esther McDougall. City

incl

let-Miss Nan lﬁiﬂhtizer‘, City Sec 9—Dra.wlnz from last charcoal

lat-Miss Phyllis Foster, City, 2nd -Mr. M. R. Shaw, Cornwall

Sec 10-Pen and Ink, any subject. original

lat-Miss Doris Thornton, Am- heret, N.S., Zntl-Mlss Nan Leight- izer, City

sec l1—Perlcil. any subject. orie- inal

lab-Miss Doris McDougall, City. Znd-Jlviiss Phyllis Foster, City.

Oil pamting, Copy

Sec 12—-Portrait

1st—Mi.ss Phyllis Foster. C111!

Sec 13-91211"

lat-Miss PhylIIa Foster. City, 2nd “Miss Jean Robertson. City

in

CLASS 55

For pupils 16 years and under Oil paintin§—Copy

Sec 14—Landscapc on Marine let-Miss Jean Robertson. City. iind-Miss Theresa Newhook. Pic- tou. N5.

Sec 15-Stil1 Life

1st-—Miss Esther MacDoug-all, City ind-Miss Doris MnoDougnfl, City Water color-Copy

Sec iii-Portrait

let-Miss Jean Robertson. City. ‘rind-Miss Esther MaeDougall, City Sec 17--Figure law-Mr. M. R. Shaw. Lincoln Durnont, City See ill-Landscape

2nd-—Nlr.

Znd-Mias Wilma Davison. City- Sec l0—Ma1'lna

-Miss Theresa. Newhook ,' . Pastel-Copy

Sec ‘JO-Portrait , let-Miss Eleanor Higsnn, city Sec il-Figrlre

lot-Mil Ruth Puncher, City Sec M-lendscape or Mar-inc

N5. Corrlmercial Art

ist-lvilss Mary Allison Doull, Sac Ii-Portrait Irom life (water-I

ist-Mias Mary Allison Doull, 2nd

lab-Miss Georgie Hamper. East my-alty, 2nd—1vl'iss Margaret Doug-

lst-Miss Greta Newhook, Pictcu.

Sec 7-Landsca.pe in charcoal. 1st—lVilss Lillian McCannon. City.

Sec S-Marine in charcoal orig-l

Ist-ltiiss Francis MacCarcy, City.

let-Miss Esther MacDollgali, 2nd

Int-Mia Esther MalcDougall, Cit? 2nd-—Miss Doris Thornton, Amherst,

lat-Miss Marjorie Nicholas, 2nd -Miss Wilma Davison. City

Sec 24—-Deslgn,»original

lat-Miss Marjorie Nicholson, 2nd ~Miss Marian Mahar, City

China. Painting

Sec 26—Lustre Treatment

lat-Miss Jean Robertson, Qty. Znd-Mlss Ruth Puncher, City J

Sec 26—Flat Pairlt Treatment

Isl-bliss Jean Robertson, City] 2nd-l\i'iss Eleanor l-tigson, City

CLASS 56

Hand modeling, made oi Island with any other material

Sec l-Animal, Figure, other subject

lstr-Muss Mary Cape Traverse

Sec ﬂ-Groups oi 3 or more pieces

1st-l\liss Mary Allison Doull, Cape Traverse

ornny

Allison Doull,

' (mass or .\.'\i.\ lltljlt PHOTOGRAPHY

Séc h-Bestcolicctlon of Island or any party" of Canadian land- scopes

lsF-Miss Margaret A. Forsythe, ‘Alberton. 2nd~Mr. H. L. Pickard, City

Sec 2—Best collection o! snaps oi’ children lst-Mrs. L. A. Lcbsinger, Edmon- ton, Alberta, 2ll(l-MiS5 Mary Har- per, East Royalty Sec 3-Bcst collection or not less than 6 interiors IsiP-nliss Laura Hughes, City Sec é-Bcst enlarged photo 1st—Miss Laura Hughes, City

P. lessionnls

Sea 5—Best collection of not less than 6 portraits

lst-lvih". Frank C. Overrnann, Shell Brook, Sask.

Scc 6—-B(?St collection o! news, not less than 6

Isl-Mr. Frank‘ C. Overmann. Shell Brook, Ssnk.

Soc it-Bcst 66 ihsiantnnlous lst-JMI‘. Frank C. Over-mam, Shell Brook, Snsk.

CLASS iifk-DOMISTICS. 1938 Sec. i-Hnmc-made fruit cake,

without icing. 1st, Mrs. Willard Prowsc, Brack- ley Point Road; 2nd, Mrs. W. H. Home, Milton: 3rd, Mrs. F. S. Reeves, Southport.

Sec. 2--Home-msde Plain roﬂ Cake without ‘icing:

1st, Mrs. Samuel Kennedy. Gil 2nd, Mrs. Norman McLean, hm] Creek; 8rd, Mrs. Vernon NMIMIA lan, Braekley.

Sec. S-Plain Sponge Callie, ‘RG4 out icing: -

1st, Mrs. Vernon Maciidillm] 2nd, Mrs. M. w. Wood, char-lotte- town, R. R. l; 8rd, M11. Corchﬂ Mulilow, Mt, Edward Rood. '

Sec. 4—I-lome-made Single ma! imported flour, white:

1st, Mrs. Edward Brown, City; 2nd, Mix Emily Tait, City: 3rd

Mrs. E. A. Cudmore, Charlotte- town,

Sec. il-Home-msde Loci Brow! Bread.

1st, Mrs. A. J. Warren, Charlotte- town; 2nd, Emily Tait, Chsrlootor town; 3rd, Edna Jenkins, Charlotte- town, R. R. ii.

Sec. d-Home-made Single Incl, Island flour:

1st, Mrs. A. J. Warren: 2nd, M31 John stockman, ‘Winsloe: 8rd. Charlotte Gas, Charlottetown.

sec. 'l—Pan Tea. Biscuits, 1 dorm

1st, Mrs. Heath Vessey, York; 2nd Mary Cook, Charlottetown: 8rd. Mrs. 1". S, Reeves.

Scc. tl-Doughnuts. 1 dozen:

1st, Mrs. Heath‘ Vessey: 2nd. Mrs. Ira Rodd. N. Milton; 3rd. Mm Vernon Maolvlillan.

Sec. 9—-Puli Pastry, small sine, I

i dozen.

1st, ltirs. Vernon Maclvnilan; 2nd Mrs. Roy Huestis, Chsrlottetowni 3rd, Mrs. F. B, Jones, Pownal.

Scc. ilk-Loaf, Nut or Fruit. Road; 2nd, Mrs. Norman McLean:

3rd, Miss Edna. Jenkins, Charlotte- ‘ “i

TITRESIIFIR BELTS All Other Belts in Stock. CLINTON MORRISON Rubber and Leather Belt Dealer Fredericton Station. P. E. I.

CHARLOTTETOWN

Sale begins at 1.00 p. m. l’. E. ISLAND SWINE G

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7th Annual Swine Show AGRICULTURAL HALL

TUESDAY, OCT. 17th, 1983

35 Yorkshire graded XXX boars all ready for service and 40 Registered sows-some bred—will be sold at auction.

Hog prices are advancing. Now is the time to replace inferior sows or purchase a young boar. Exhibitors must apply to have their boars graded before Sept. 15th.

Orders by wire or mail will mceive careful attention

ROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

H. W. CLAY. Sec’y oi‘ Show and Sale-