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PRIZE LIST.

FRUIT SUMMER APPLES.

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E 1, Edwin Crew, | |

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Bun; ; 2, Edwin Bayfield, Charlote- town

\strakan, Ja \ ur Ru Osear McCallutm, Brackley p

AUTUMN AP! s |

( 1, Ed Crew, Bun- | g enall, New Glasgow. re vo, Strawberry, 1, F L Has. |

iv: 2, D W White, North River. |

Au on S rawberry, Edwin Crew,

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of Old burg, Edw ( gay; 2, Edward B ld ‘ 0

| Jueen) 1, Jam Arthur. N ico “a \irs I M M ‘Leod, D uve

under (Emperor), 1, Geo A| i Cornwall; 2, R E Bagnall, N asgow.

Si .wrence, 1, Mrs Isaac Crosby, | Ma: ‘id: 2, Elsie Bowman, East Ro

Fa Jenneting, 1, John Robertson, Ink in

Kietigheimer, 1, Edward Bay- fiela! harlottetown.

ii. wthornden, 1, Geo Jones, Pownal; 2, Mizs M J Brown, city.

Peach. 1; Jobn H Gill, York: 2, Enim« Muteh, Let 48.

liet Quarrenden, 1, James Lewis, | Charlottetown ; 2, EW Taylor, Royalty. |

EARLY AND LATF WINTER.

Ribston Pippin. 1, John Robertson,

Ink. rinan; 2, E Fraser, Vernon River.

b eu eim Pippin, 1, Mrs H M Me. Leod, Dunstaffoage.

Noct»era Spy, 1, John Robertson, Inkerman; 2, Geo Lewis, Pownzl.

King of Tompkins Co, 1,John Robert- son, ijukerman; 2, Osear McCallum, Brackiey Point.

Golden Russet, 1, Miss I W Scott, Nerth River; 2, J Leslie Poole, Lower Monta sue.

R Id. Greening, 1, John kobertson, Inkerman; 2, Malcolm Marchison, North River.

Nonpareil, 1, Edward Bayfield, city; 2, R & Bagnall, New Glasgow.

Weulthy, 1, Edward Bayfield,city ; 2, DH Anid, Covebead.

Beiie Fleur (Bishop Pippins),1, Geo Jones. Pownal ; 2, Locke Jones,Pownal.

Pewaukee, 1, W D Coftin, Royalty; 2, Edwin Crew, Bungay.

Faimeuse, 1, Willie Dickieson, New Glasgow ;2, b&b Dickieson. New Glasgow.

Duich Codlin or Catshead, 1, John Robertson, Inkerman.

Maux Codlin, a E Fraser, River Bridge; 2, Allan Fraser, River.

Fre:ch Pippin,1, Mrs Isaae Crossley, Marsitield; 2, John Robertson, Inker- man.

Ta!man’s Sweet, 1, Oscar McCallum, Brackley Pt; 2, Edward Bayfield, city.

M «og Streak, 1, Malcolm Murchi- son, North River,

Wixter Bough, 1, R E Bagnall, New Glasgow.

{o* 13 or Red Winter Streak, 1,jFired Lepage, city.

Ben Davis, 1, Valentine Boyce, Lot 48; 2, Mrs Fred White, North River.

Any other variety, 1, H M McLeod, Dunst; ffuage; 2, Mrs A H Boswall, Mars! field.

Auy new Seedling, originated on this Islaud, 1, Henry Duncan, Royalty; 2, John H Gill, York.

Bes: Barrel Apples for commercial

Vernon Seal

| Point; i | L Cotton, city; 2,

\ work, Mitchell, Rockv Point;

i land, Harry VV inchester, City ;

| bury, Ciy;

| 1, John Berrigan, East Royalty.

rerpeses, 1, John Robertson, lnkerman.

Collection of Early and Late Winter, } foc commercial purposes, 1, John Rob- erison, Inkerman; 2, H M McLeod, Vuastz ffaage.

CRAB APPLES.

Transcendent, 1, John H Gill, York; 2, M:s Cordelia Lloyd, Murray River.

Golden, 1, Clifford Scott, Lower North River; 2, John Robertson, Inker- man.

Hys'op, 1, W D Coffin, Royalty; 2, James Arthur, North Rustico.

Queen's Choice or Montreal Beauty, 1, E Fraser, Vernon River Bridge; 2, Maleo'm Murchison, North River.

Whitney, 1, John A Murray, Clyde River: 2, Fre LePage, City.

Clarkyu’s Beauty, 1, Mys Geo Full, City ; Malcolm Murchison, North River.

Any other variety, 1, Edwin Crew, Burgay; 2, Mrs Geo Lewis, Royalty.

PEARS. Sartlettt 1, John Robertson, man; 2, Eva Gay, Royalty.

Belle Lucrative, Miss MJ Brown. City.

Flemish Beauty, 1, F H Beer, City ; 2, Miss M J Brown, City.

Louise Bonne de Jersey, 1, Elliott Full, City; 2, Miss M J Brown. City.

Clapp’s Favorite, Miss Brown, city. Any other variety, 1, Fred Lepage,

Inker-

ci'y; 2, Maggie Cairns, Duuastaffaage. PLUMS. Moore’s Arctic, 1, E Fraser, Ver-

non River Bridge; 2, Miss S E Dogher- ty, St Avard’s.

Blus Damson, ‘. Dogherty, St Avard’s ; Matheson, St Avard’s.

Miss S E 2, Mrs Charles

GRAPES.

Bunebes Green (grown under glass), 1, Samuel Cobb, city; 2, Miss M J Brown, city.

Bunches Black (grown under

glass), 1, Miss M Brown, city: 2, Samuel Cobb. city.

Best Peck of Cranberries, cultivated, 1, H V Horne, Oyster Bed Bridge; 2 Mrs Robert Shaw, Brackley Pt.

Best k of Cranberies, wild 1, Neil L , Brackley Pt. 2, Miss McAulay, Grand Tracadie, — SMALL BOTTLED FRUITS, PRESERVED

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Judge, Mr Burke, South Port. MISCELLANBOUS. (

1, John Louis, Rocky |

Batter tub, Collection Gaskets, Indian make, 1, Wm Frineis. Rocky Point: Collection Flower Stand, Indian work, | 1, Matthew Sark, Rocky Point; Half Bushel Baskets 4 dozen, Indian 1, Sousie L. Nroy, Reeky Point:; | Collection Indian Moeeasins, 1, Alice ,

Birds Siuffed. best ecolleetion of Is- | Insects, collection of native, dl Arthur Calder, Charlottetown; 2, A A Blanchard. do;

Bookbinding, 1, Haszard & Moore}

Best Collection Scroll Sawing, 1, | W D Coffin, I oyalty; 2, HJ Scantle- |

Hen’s best 2 dozen, to be}

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| judged-by weizht, 1, Wm Rodd, North | Wiltshire;

2, Mary B Doucette, Oyster Bed Bridve.

Judce 1D Beer.

FIELD ROOTS AND GARDEN VEGETABLES.

Bliss’ Triumph Potatoes, half bushel, 1. Edward Baytield, city ;2 John More- side, North River.

White Star Potatoes, half bushel, 1, Edward Bayfield,city; 2,Louis Burnett, Marshfield

Black Kidney Potatoes, half bushel,

Potatoes, half Ch’town ;

Burpee’s ‘superior bushel, 1, Elward Bayfield, 2, James Lewis, city.

Jeauty of Hebron, 1.Russell E White, Brighton; 2, Peter McKinnon, Alex- andria, Lot 48

Early Surprise,1. Ina W Scott, Lower

| City.

North River; Jas McLean, Southport. Dacota Red, 1, Gordon Dockendorff, North River; 2, AA Moore, Pownal. | Farly Rose, 1, Peter McKinnon, Alex- | andria, Lot 49; 2, Jas McLean, South- port.

Any other sort named. 1. John Cur- ley, Royalty ;2, George G Mellett, Union Road.

Collection Potatoes, 5 of each sort, 1, Geo Howard, Winsloe Station.

Swede Turnips, (Purple Top), 1,Wm B Drake, Cornwall; 2, Richard Bow- man, Royalty.

Swede Turnips, (Green or Bronze Top), 1, Richard Bowman, Royalty; 2, Jumes Lewis, city.

Aberdeen or White Turnips, 1, Wm B Drake. Corawall; R Munn, Marsh- field.

Mangel Wurtzel, Long Red, 1, Ed- ward Bayfield, city; 2, Geo H King, Royalty.

Mangel Wurtzel, red globe, 1,E Bay- field, city; 2. N A McKinnon, Royalty.

Mangel Wurtzel, yellow giobe, 1, E Bayfield, city; 2, N A McKinnon, Royalty.

Sugar beet, 8 roots, 1, E Bayfield, city: 2, Geo H King, Royalty.

Kohl Rabi, white or purple, 1, Geo H King, Royalty ; E Bayfield, city.

Carrots, white or yellow, 1, Russel] E White, Brighton; 2, Geo H King, Royalty.

Carrots, Red, 1, Geo H King, Royal- ty. 2, Arthur M Burke, Southport.

Fodder Corn, best 12 stalks for st23- mer use, 1, James Houston, city; 2, J fi Simmons, Royalty.

Fodder Corn, best 12 stalks for en- silage, 1, James Houston, city; 2, Geo H King, Royalty.

Cauliflower, 8 heads, 1, Arthur M Burke, Southport; 2, N A McKinnon, Royalty.

Cabbage, Winningstadt, 3 heads. 1, N A McKininvu,Royalty ; 2,Geo Chilton, Ch’town.

Cabbage, Drumhead, winter, 1. N A McKinnon Loyalty; 2,GeoH Kiug, do.

Cabbage, Red, 1. Geo H King, Roy- alty ; 2, N A McLinnon, do.

Cabbage. Savoy, 1, N A McKinnon, 2, Arthur M Burke.

Brussels Sprouts, E Bayfield.

Carrots, any long table variety, 12 roots, 1, Geo Jones, Pownal; 2, Wm. Mellett, Union Road.

Carrots, any stump-rooted table variety, 1, John McGuigan, City; 2, Geo Jones, Pownal.

1, Geo H King, 2,

Parsnips, for table use, 1, Geo H King, Royalty; 2, John McGuigan, City.

Celery, White Dwarf, 1, E Bayfield, 2, N A McKinnon.

Celery. Red Dwarf, 1, E Bayfield, 2, N A McKinnon.

Celery, White Plumed, 1, E Bayfield, 2, Vernon Burke, Ch’town.

Cucumber, 2 Frame, 1, JN A Me- Kinnon, Royalty; 2, Henry Holl, City.

Cucumber, 2 Ridge,-1, Geo Chilton, Ch'‘town ; 2, James D Stewart, Aitken’s Ferry,

Melons, citron. 1, E Bayfield, city ; 2, N A McKinnon, Royalty.

Melons, musk (ripe), 1, E Bayfield,

2. N A McKinnon.

Tomatoes, red, 1 dozen (ripe) 1, E Bayfield, 2, N A McKinnon.

Tomatoes, yellow, 1 dozen (ripe) 1, N A MeKinnon, 2, E Bayfield.

Tomatoes, assorted collection, 6 of each, named (ripe) 1, N A McKinnon, 2, E Bayfield.

Onions, Red, 1, Patrick Callaghan, city; 2, E Baytield, do,

Onions, yellow, 1, E Bayfield; 2, N A McKinnon. '

Onions, white, 1, E Bayfield; 2, N A McKinnon. ;

Eschalots, 1. T Wm Clark, Charlotte- Mrs Walter Mellett, Union Road.

seets, 1, Geo Chilton, Charlottetown ; 2, Russell E White, Brighton.

Beets, turnip. 1, Archibald Stitson, Marshfield; 2, R L Cotton, city.

Corn, sweet table, 1, Mrs B Rogers, city; 2, N A McKinnon, Ro ‘ > yellow, 1, Mrs Pownal ; 2, Russell E White, a

Pumpkén, 1, Arthur C Wood, Alex-

i WHOLE. Best jpollgetiog! so

preserved fruits 3 ex = wat .)

andra ; 2, George Jones. Pownal. - Squash, Marimoth, 1. James Houston, city; J, Arthur M Burke,

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 22 1897

Bayfield, city; 2, Mrs Geo Jenkins, Pownall.

Squash, Bubbard, 1, James Houston, citv: 2, Russell KE White, Brighton.

Squash, vegetable marrow, 1. Robert Arthur M burke South port

Best collection of table squash, 1, N A McKinnon, Royalty; 2, E Bay fleld,

Best collection of vegetables, 1, Arthur M Burke. Southport. Judges, F S McNuit, Wm Long.

FLOWERS IN POTS.

Abutilon, 1 or more, 1, Miss M D Bayfield, city; 2,.G H Hasz td city. Awaryllis, 1 or more, 1, May Me-

Gregor, city, 2, Mariel Hooper, vity

Acacia, 1 pot, 1. Perey Burke, Roy- alty ; 2, Miss M D Bayfield, city.

Bee onias, flowering, 1 or more, Il, Mrs G L Scott, Cornwall; 2, May Me- Gregur, city.

Begvuutas, Double, 1, G H

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Begonias. Single, 1 G H Haszard,

‘+ 2, Sopmia E. Essory, Royalcy; !

Begonias. Metallica variety, 1, L. Worthy, 2, G H Llaszard,

Beyonias. Rex vanety, 1, G H Haszard,2, Richard Burke,

Cactus (need not bein flower) 1. Mrs Colin-C MeNecil, city; 2 May McDonald. West Royalty ;

Cannas, foweriug, 1, GH Haszard.

Calla tily, 1. Maude Jones, Pownal; 2, Mrs G L Scott, Cornwall;

Colosia, 1, Fanny IL Lougworth, 2, Geo Chilton, city ;

Coleus, 1, G H Haszard, city.

Dracena, 1, G He Haszard, eity;

Ferns, foreiga varieties, 1, G H Haszard, city; 2, Fanoy Longworth,

Hasward

city ;

Ferns, native, 2, G H Haszard, city; 2, Eva Drake‘ Cornwall ;

Ficus (ladia Rubber plant) 1 pot 1, GH Liaszard, city; 2, Mre Full, do;

Fuchsias, double, 1, Fanny H Long- worth, Glynwoud; 2, Sophia E Essory, Royalty ;

Fuchsias, single, 1, Fanny H Long-

worth, Glynwood; 2, G H Haszard, city ; Geraniums, double, 1, Fanny H

Longworth Glynwood ; 2,G H Haszard,

Geraniums, single, Fanny Hi Long- worth, 2, G H Haszard,

yeraniums, silver leaved and varie- gated 1, kanny Longworth, 2,G H Haszard.

Gerapiums, scented leaved, 1, G H Haszard; 2, Fanny Longworth.

Geraniums, ivy leaved, 1, Fanny Longworth ; 2. G H Haszard.

Gloxinias, 2, G H Haszard; 2, Fanny Longworth.

lieliotrope, 1, Fanny Longworth; 2, G H Haszard.

Hydrangea, 1, Mrs T Henry Duncan, Royalty; 2, G H Haszard.

Ivy, English, 1, Mrs W D McKay, city ; 2, Eugene Hornsby, do.

Oleander,!,Mrs A B Warburton.city ; 2,Eva Drake, Cornwall.

Palm, 1, G H Haszard.

Best collection ornamental foliage plants, 1, G H Haszard; 2, Sophia E Essory, Royalty.

Best hanging pot or basket, 1, Fanny H Longworth; 2, G H Haszard.

FLOW ERS—CUT BLOOMS.

Antirrhinum (Snapdrgg on)cu blcoms, 1, Miss MD Bayfield, city ; 2 Sophia E Essory, royalty.

Asters, best collection, not jess than 4 colors, not quilled, 1, Sophia E Es- sory, Royalty ; 2, Geo Chilton,city.

Hollyhoeks,double “1,° Mee RD Bayfield; 2, Mrs Geo Burnett, Marsh, field.

Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora. 1, Mrs James Laird, Laird’s Mills; 2, G H Haszard.

Lilies, 1, Gertrude M Hodgson, city ; 2, G H Haszard.

Mignonette, bunch of 12 spikes, 1. Adelia M Burke, Southport; 2, G H Haszard.

Pansies, dish of blooms, 1, MD Bay- field; 2, Sopbia E Essory.

Astors, best collection, quilled, 1, Geo Chilton, city; 1, Sephia E Essory, Royalty.

Carnations, 1, Sophia E Essory, Roy- alty; 2, Fanny Longworth, do.

Carnations, Marguerite.: 1, Sophia Essory. Royalty; 2, Richard Burke, do.

Calliopsis, 1, Lorrie Duncan, Roy- alty; Mrs T henry Duncan, do.

Chrvsanthemums, 1, Geo Chilton, city; 2, Sophia E Essory, Royalty.

Dahlias, 1, Miss M D Bayfield, city ; 2, GH Haszard.

Fancy, 1, G ll Has#.td, 2, Miss M D Bayfield.

Pompen, 1.GH Haezard, 2, M D Bayfield.

Cactus, 1, Miss M D Bayfield, 2, G H Haszard.

Decorative, 1, Miss M D Bayfield, 2f G H Haszard.

Single collection. 1, Miss M D Bay- field, 2, Fanny H Lonzwerth.

Dianthus, double, 1, Adelia M Burke, 2, Fanny H Longworth.

Single, 1, Sophia E Essory, Royalty ; 2, Geo Chilton, city.

Everlustings and grasses, best col- lection, 1, Sophia E Essory, 2, Geo Chilton.

Best boquet with ornamental grasses, 1, Geo Chilton, 2, Sophia Essory.

Gai'llardi, 1, Geo Chilton, 2, Fanny Longworth.

Miss

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Is essential for health and physical strength,

H When the blood is Appetite weak, thin and impure the appetite fails. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a wonderful medicine for creating an ap- petite. It purifies and enriches the blood, tones the stomach, gives strength to the

nerves and health tothe whole system, It is just the medicine needed now.

Hood’s Peart

Isthe best—in fact the One Tree Blood Puriver.

Gladiolus, 1, GH plia E Essory. ;

Helianthus, 1, Fanny Longworth, 2, A A Blanchard.

Petunia, Gouble, 1, M D Bayfield; 2, tichard Burke.

Petunia, single, M D Fanoy H Longworth.

Phlox Drummondii, 1, Sophia E sory: 2, (reo Chilton.

itoses, 1,Mrs John McPhail ;2,Sophia Essory.

Salpiglossis. 1, Fanny H Longworth ; 2, Sophia E Essory.

Sexb osa, 1, Fanny H Longworth ; 2, M D Bagfield.

Stocks, double, 1, Geo Ckilton; 2, Fanny H Longworth.

Sweet Peas. best eollection, 1, G H Haszard; 2, H V Palmer, city.

Verbenas, 1, Richard Burke, Royalty ; 2, Sophia E Essory.

Zinoias. 1, Fanny It Longwerth; 2, Sophia E Essory.

Bouquet, band, 1,Fanny H Longworth ; 2, Geo Chilton.

Bouquet, table, 1,Fanny Longworth ; 2, Geo Ciilton.

Best Floral Design for Table, tall, 1, M D Baytlield; 2, Fanny H Longworth.

Best Floral Design for Table, low,1, Fanny H Longworth; 2, M D Bayfield.

Best Collection Native Planis and Flowers, 1, Eva Drake, Cornwall; 2, George Chiltoa,city.

Mr. Tait city judge.

Bayfield; 2,

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GRAIN AND SEEDS.

Two bushels Wheat, White Fyfe, 1, L F Dawson, Royalty; 2, Edward Woolner, North Rustico.

ted Fyfe, 1, Edward Wood, Pownal ; 2. W KH Rodd, North Wiltshire.

Campbell’s White Chaff, 1, Dunean Stewart, Southport; 2, Joseph McDoa- ald, Vernon River Bridge.

White Russian. 1,Wm B Drake,Corn- wall; 2, Edward Wood, Pownal.

Any other variety,1.W H Redd,North Wiltshire; 2, Wm Vessey, Covehead Road. :

Best two bnshal Barley, two rowed, 1, Edward Woolner, North Rustico; 2, Geo Jones, Pownal.

Barley, 6 rowed, Robert Woolner, Cavendish Road.

Best bushel, Black Oats, 1, ward Wood, Pownal; 2, Wood, Village Green.

Biack Tartarian or No-way Oats, 1, Edward Wood, Pownal; 2, John Ber- rigan, est Royalty.

White Oats, 1, Wm Mellett, Union Road ; 2, Geo Clarke, North Wiltshire.

Field Peas, 1,W A Jones, Pownal ; 2, Geo Jones, Pownal.

Beans, white, 1, Edward Woolner, North Rustico.

Best two bushel Beans, colored, 1, Geo Jones, Pownal; 2, WA L Jones, Pownal.

One Sheaf Red Wheat, 1, Thomas Watkins, Hunter River; 2, GeoG Mel- lett, Union Road.

White Wheat. 1, John Crew, Hunter River; 2, W H Rodd, North Wiltshire.

2 Rowed Barley.1, W H Rodd, North Wiltshire; 2, Geo Jones, Pownal.

One sheaf 6 rowed Barley, 1, W H Rodd, North Wiltsh're,

Black Outs, E J Crew, Bungay.

Whi'e Oats, i. Benj Dockendorff, North River; 2, Geo G Mellett. Union Road.

Norway or Tartarian Oats, 1, W HU Crew, Bungay; 2,EJ Crew, Bun- gay.

Rest collection of Grain in Sheaf, in- cluding all varieties of cereals, 1 sheaf of each, 1. Geo G Mellett, Union Road; 2, W H Rodd, North Wiltshire.

Bushel Timothy Seed, 1, Wm J Prowse, Brackley Pt Road.

Half Bushel #lax Seed, 1, Wm Mel- lett, Union Road; 2, Arthur Jackson, Brackley Pt Road.

Best collection of beans shelled, 1, N A McKinnon, Royaity.

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MISCELLANEOUS ART WORK.

Tandscape oil painting, 1, Mrs J M McLeod, city; 2, Mrs S W McMurray, city. ‘

Marine View Oi! Painting, 1, Mrs W H Warren, Central Bedeque; 2, Miss Blanche Hyde. Cornwall.

Portrait oil painting, 1, Miss Mary Warburton, city; 2, Mrs David White, North River.

Portrait from life (human), 1, Linnie Munn, Marshfield ; 2, Mrs J M McLeod, city. :

¥ lowers or fruit, oil painting (not on glass), ‘1, Jane Lepage, city; 2, Eva Hyde, Cornwall.

Flowers or fruit, from still life or model, 1, Mrs David White, North River; 2, Linnie Munn, Marsbfield.

Animals, oil painting, 1, Mrs David White, North River; 2, Eva Hyde, Cornwall.

Landscape, water colors, 1, Linnie Muna, Marshfield; 2. Lallia Hogan, city.

Marine View. water colors, 1, Lallia Hogan, city; 2, Miss E May, city.

Oil Paiuting, landscape, nature, 1, Mrs WH Warren, Central Bedeque ; 2, Mrs J M Mcleod, city.

Water Colors, sea view. nature, 1, Mrs W H Warren, Central Bedeque; 2, Linnie, Munn, Marshfield.

Crayon Portrait, 1, Fanny Lepage, city; 2, Mrs J M McLeod, city.

Hand Painted China (fired) prize for and most artistic design, 1, Mrs TA McLean, city; 2, Annie G Fraser, city.

Winter scene, 1, Linnie Munn, Marshfield.

Best collection of old sketches. views, drawings, paintings, engravings, etc.. of Priace Edward Island, 1, Mrs R K Brace, city; 2, T W May, city.

FOR CHILDKEN UNDER 15

Landscape or sea view—oil, painting, 1, Laura MacMillan, city; 2, Mollie Warburton.

Water colors, 1, Mary D Bayfield, oe oe 2. stiglen Ye a

blow or t paint. Florence Blake, aes 4 ae as - Millan, do.

#iowers from nature—water colors

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Ilaszard, 2, So-

+8 Miriam ‘onton, city: 2, Mary D| It @

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Miriam Norton, city; 2. Mary James, do.

Pencil drawing, from model, 1. Miriam Norton.

Crayon drawing, 1, Miriam Norton,2, Florence Blake.

Hand printed china (fired) prize for finest and mostartistic design,1, Miriam Norton.

Painting on material, 1, Helen Has- zard, 2, Mirium Norton.

still life or

WVOLEN & CCTTON GOODS (hand-made. )

74 yards black cloth, sll wool, full drassed, 1, Mrs John Shaw, Brackley Pt; 2, Mrs Murdeck McLeod, New Ar-

gyle.

74 yards grey cloth. all wool, full | dressed, 1, Mrs Matcolm MeConnell, Long Creek; 2, Mrs Michael Quigley.

Montrose.

Ladies shawl, all wool, full dressed. 1, Mrs Timothy Weatkerbie, Village Green ; 2, Miss Mary Weatherbie, do.

Pair horse rugs (must be full size), 1, Mrs Bb Bowness, Montrose; 2, Miss A Dunbar, Aima.

10 yards twilled flannei, 1. Mrs J D Morrison, Darnley: 2, Mrs Henry Me- Leod, Dunst ffaage.’

10 yards p.ain fiannel, 1, Mrs Mal- eolm Martin, Grand View; 2, Mrs Jos- eph B Stewart, Brackley Prt Road.

20 yards curpet, cottou warp, vroolen filing, 1, Mrs Zachariah Martin, city.

10 yards fancy drugget, 1, Mrs Tim- othy Weatherbie, Village Green; 2, Mrs John Shiw, Braecklev Point

1 pair blankets, all wool, 1. Mrs J D Morrison. Darnley; 2, Mrs James A Mellish, Victoria Cross.

2 pair men’s woolen socks, Island wool, 1, Mrs John McLean, Long Creek ; 2, Annie Vail, city.

2 pairs women’s stockings, Island

wool, 1. Mrs Joseph Douglas,Stanhope ; |

| BOSTO

: any part of the

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the cheapest and best route is via the

Friant Zi

THE POPTUAR SUN. MER «UTE

; ryt Bt. DIRECT - SORVIG FROM CH’TOWN, The favorite 8S. 8S. “Halitax” * leave Ch’town for Boston every Friday i p. m. Returning leaving Boston every T

day at noon. Steamer calle at HA BURY and Halifax both ways

Via Pictou & Halite

| connection at

Passengers leaving Charl Tuesdays sud Saturday ings, via Pictou make

Halifax with “Olivtte” and “Halifax” for Bostog rect Wednesdays at 7 a. m and

2, Mrs J G Judson, Alexandra, Lot 49. urdays 11 p.m,

2 pairs men’s woolen mitts, Island wool, 1, Bella Judson, Alexandra, Lot 49; 2, Maggie A L Jones, Pownal.

1 pair men’s woolen overalls, 1, Mrs D Kennedy, «ity; 2, Mis James Scnt- ner, Pownal.

Collec'ion knit work, 1, Amy Mathe- son, Brackley Point; 2, Mrs James E Sentner, Pownal.

Hooked mat (any material), 1, Mrs Sarah Gill, ci y; 2, Mrs Hugh B Dun- bar, A'ma.

Hooked mat (all yarn), 1, Mrs Wal-

lace McDonald, Moreil; 2, Wionie Byrne, Summerside. Linen (home-made) from Island

grown flax, 1, Bella McLeod, Grand View ; 2, Mrs Jacob Judson,Alexandra. HORSES. Carriage horses.

Stallion, 4 years old and upwards, 1, W S McKie, city; 2, J A Marks, Mar- gate; 5, Harry Morris, Royaliy.

Stallion, 3 years old, 1,Milford Farm, city; 1, Geo McFarlane, Seuris ; 3, Wm McKinley, North River.

Stallion, 2 years old, 1. Duncan Mc- Leod, Clyde River; 2, Nuthaniel Ran- dall, Sturgeon; 3, WC Sinith, [unter River.

Colt, 1 year old, 1, Angus Cameron, Clyde River; 2, James Baxeman, city; 3, Samuel Avid, Kingston.

Filly, 3 years old, 1, John McKinnon, New Annan; 2, Wm J Prowse, Brack- ley Pt Road; 3, Cephas Munn, Winsloe Road.

Filly, 2 yeers old, 1.Angus Cameron, Clyde River ; 2, Frederick Beer, do; 3, Jacod O'Connor, Clinton.

Filly, 1 year old, 1, Longworth Mac- Millan, Royalty; 2, Richard Henderson, Kingston; 3, Duncan McPherson, West Royalty.

Foal of 1897, 1, P P Gillis, city; 2. Melville Bradshaw, New Glasgow; 3, George Cruwys, Kingston.

Mare with foal] at toot, 1, R E Bag- nall, New Glasgow; 2, John Simmons, Marshfield; 3. P P Gillis, city. (Balance of this prize list to-morrow)

NOTES, &C.

Mrs. (Jud;ze) McLeod has a very pretty exhibit which includes a hand- some collar of thread lace and a Batten- burg lace cushion with a centre piece of wild roses. She was awarded three first prizes.

(Ccntiazed on 7th Pag2.)

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Many a mar sits silent and alone in a home of mourning and conjures up before his eyes the face and form of the woman who was once a loving wife and a faithful helpmate. In thousands of sach cases the wife might still be alive and well and happy, had the man been net only a good husband, but a wise adviser. Women shrink from the ordeal of consulting a physician. They shudder at the thought of submitting to the ebnoxious examina- tions insisted upon by most physicians.

In the majovity of cases they have none of this hesitancy about consultine their busbands. A wise man will understand at once that troubles of this description will soon break down a woman’s general health. He will understand that a specialist of emi- nence and wer.d wide reputation should be rankly consulted at onee. Dr. R. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Invalid;’ Hotel and Surgical Insti- tute, at Ruffalo, N. Y., is one of the most eminent and .videly-known specialists in the world. With the assistance of a staff of able physicians, he has prescribed for many thousan«|s of ailing wome He hag disco 3 -vonderful cine for wo- that maj be used in the privacy of homes. I is known as Dr. Pierce’s rite Prescription. It cures surely

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Tickets for sale at stations P Railway, Ch’town Nav Co, and tieket cffice. H. L. CHIPMAN, Can. Halifax, N.S. dAvw

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GREAT GEORGE STREET

Mrs Burris assisted by Miss Burris» reopen her dancing classes, for the 800

on Thursday September 30th. = Adults at 8 p. m. » Juveniles and youag ladies at 4 p. m Private lessons day or evenings. & faction assured. mon fri sat

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Save some money by leay ing their order for Job Printing at the Always Busy Printing Office.

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The Printer j Queen St et

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‘Buy your tickets for Boston by fast Steamer Halifax. W.W. CLARK, Ticket Age

Cattage and Tow For Sale,

To be solid by public anction @ premises on Wednesday, 6th Octobery the hour of 12 o’clock noon, thet @ fortable and commodions Cottagt Town Lots No’s 33, 39 and 40 in the hundred in Charlottetown.

ALSO—At the tame time the | upposite thereto and east of and adj the Gas Works. Both properties 3 owned by the Gas Company. cash. For particulars apply to

B. J. CUNDALE

President Cis’town Gas Light Co Sept 21, °97—thur and mon tll 6%

Provincial - Teachtl

ASSoc. ATION:

Will meetin annual Conventi® St. Patrick’s Hall, Charlottete September 22nd, 23rd, and 24th.

Papers and addresses willsbe @ by Professor Murray, Dalhousie

ifax; De. Hall, Truro Norm Dr. Anderson and other eationists, First » Wednesday, 22ndaf

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