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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND

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iiugust 5, 1935.

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BAIIGAIIIS

1 Ford Light Delivery 1932. 1 Chrysler Roadster with Riunble

` Seat 1930.

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l Willys Six Sedan 1931. 1 Chrysler Six Sedan 1 Dodge Sedan 1928.

1 _Chevrolet Sedan

1 Pontiac Coach 1928-

1928.

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LIMITED

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EXHIBIIIUII PRIZE LIST

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(Continued from Pa¢e O)

Seo. 'I-Man 4 yrs. old and up:

1, Raoul Raymond; 2, Ur. R

S¢a-ml-D: 8. Dr. R..L. Seaman

Raoul Roymond; 5, No

worth.

Bee. i0-Foal of 1985: 1, Raoul Raymond.

Seo. 14-Champion Stallion:

1. Raoul Reymond. »

(LABS 8-Csrrhge

Seo. 1-Mare or gelding 4 yrs. old

and up: _

1, Home Bmo.; 2nd. A.D. John-

son, !-Ialifax; 3. R.S. McBeth. Ch’- town: 4. Alfred McNeill; 5, Bren- ton Ramsay, Alberton; 6, Harry OBrien, Alberton. Sec. 2-Mare or gelding 3 yrs. old:

1, Peter Craig; 2. Wilfred Fur-

ness, Vemon; 3, R..A. Parkman; 4, Stephen Ackland. Hampshire. Sec. 3--Mare with foal at toot: i l dr 2. R. A. Parkman; 3, W.R..

Shaw.

Sec. 4-Filly or gelding 2 yrs. old:

1, Gordon sheidow, Millview; 2.

M O0 k, V m Ri e

3 F' 5;.

James c rmac e on v r; 3. Richard McPhee. New Haven; 4, Willis Bros., North River; 5, Ged- die McLeod, Bonshaw.

Sec. 5-Filly or gelding 1 yr. old:

l, Alex Agnew: 2. Hammond

Rodd; 3. Richard McPhee; 4. Wil- lis Bros., North River. sec. 6-Foal of 1935:

1. Robert McDonald. Nine Mile

Creek; 2, W.R.. Shaw; 3. Willis Bros.; 4, Hammond Rodd, Winsloe; 5, R..A. Parkman, Ch’town Royalty.

CLASS 4-Rosdsters

Sec. 1-Mare or gelding 4 yrs. old and up!

1, Gordon Newson. North River:

Horne, Milton; 4. 4, Claude McMil- lan Mt. Edward Road; 5, Albert

Younker, Winsloe. ,

Sec. 2-Filly or gelding 3 yrs. old: 1, Home Bros.; 2, L.'I’. Beaton.

Sec. 3-Mare with foalat foot:

1, Dr. R..F. Seaman, Ch’town.; 2,

Geo. L. Boswell, Ch't<_>wn R.R.3. Sec. 4-Filly or gelding 2 yrs. old:

l. Horne Bros.; 2. G_A. McPhee;

3, R. McPhee.

Seo. 5-Filly or gelding 1 yr. old:

1, Ray Clark; 2, Gordon Newson;

3. Elmer Myers, Hazelbrook; 4, Gor- don coles. Winsloe. Sec. 6-Foal ol 1935: ' 1. Hammond Hooper, Milton; 2,

R.A. Parkman; 3, Dr. R..F. Sea-

2. L.'I'. Beaton, Bonshaw: 3, WJ-I. er; 2, Mrs. W.H. Horne. Milton; 3.

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-Lentil: 5. Edison B. Mulch. Seo. 13-H01!!! BF. Yotrlilill

1, stead Bros.: 2. E. Easter dl

Bone: 3. Edison B. Mulzli.

Seo. 14-Cow 3 yrs. old, dry:

1, EL hater dt Sons; 2, Dr. J.P.

Lalita: I. Fdlsom B.\Mutch.

Bee. 15-,Cow 3 years old in milk:

1, stead Bros.; 2, Dr. J.P. Lantz;

8, J.l|. Henderson, North Wilt- shire.

gyc. 16-Cows 4 yrs. old and over.

l, Stead' Bros.: 2. 3. dt 4, Edison

B. Mutch. Sec. 17-Cowinmil.k4yrs.oldsnd over:

1. Edie

Bros.; 4.

Sec. 18-C

1, -Easter

Mutch: 8, Lanta; 5,

Seo. 1

1, llidison B. Mutoh; 2. Fred Col- es, New Wiltshire; 3, Quay. mum ter. North Wiltshire; 4, stead Bros. Bee. 20-Jr. Female Champion:

1, Harold Steed.

Seo. 21-Sr. Female Champion:

l, EJB. Mutoh..

Sec. 22-Grand Champion Female:

1, Edison B. Mutch-.

sec. 23-lunlor or breeders herd:

1, Dr. F.P. Lantz; 2. Btead BIOS.

3, Edison B. Mutoh: 4. E. lhster at Sons.

Sec. 24-Senior or graded herd;

1, Steed Bros.; 2, Edison B.

Match; 3. tlié. Easter srsons; 4, Dr.

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Sec. Munlor get of sire:

1, Steed Bros.; 2, Dr. J.P. Lantz; ,

8, E. Easter ds Sons; 4, Edison B. Mutch_

Sec. 27-Progeny of dam:

1, E. Easter & Sons; 2, Edison B.

Mutch; 8, Dr. J.P. Lantl; 4. Edi- son B_ Mutch; 5, L4. Easter és Sons. Sec. 29-Two females two years and; under. -bred and owned by exhibitor]

1, Edison B. Mutch; 2, Fred Col-.

es; 3, E. Easter sz Sons; 4, stead Bros.: 5, Dr. J.P. Lants.

HOOKED RUGS

Sec. 1-Hooked Door Mat:

Mrs. I-I. Bowness, Hampshire: 2,

Mrs. Albert Jenldns. Ch’town R..R.l 3. Mrs. George Pickard, West Roy- alty_ Sec. 2-I-looked Door Mat, a.l1 yarn:

l, Mrs. Elmer McLeod, Long Riv-

Mrs. Percy Dickieson, New Glas-

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gow Sec. 4-I-looked Rug. any material

Mrs. Geo. Pickard. es Y -

Sec. 5--Hooked Rug, conventional design: I

1, Mrs. John A. Dawson, Central\

Bedequc: 2. Mrs. Albert Jenkins. cntown a..R.1; 3. Mrs. Bernard ` Kiggins. Charlottetown. Sec, 5-Hooked Rug. animal design:

1, Mrs. Nell McDonald, Church‘ll;

2, Mrs. Arthur B. Roberts, Winlce

man; 4, Geo. L. Boswell. ‘ Sec. 'I-Matched pair: ' 1, Home Bros. 85 Beaton; 2.

Home 6: Younker.

CLASS 6-Ponies

Sec. 1-Childs Tumout: 1

1, Raoul Reymond; 2, Vimy Jon-,

es; 3, Lloyd Holmes. East Royalty.

Sec. 2-Ponies under saddle:

1, Marlboro Stables, Halifax; 2,

W.H. Dunbar; 3, A. Altol MoBeth, Marshiield; 4. Marlboro stables. Halifax; 5, vimy Jones, Bunbury; 8, Geo. do Tom Rogers, Ch’town.

Sec. 3-Pony Combination:

1, Marlboro Stables; 2. Vimy Jon- es; 3. Raoul Reymond.

Sec. 4-Ponies with foal at foot:

1, Raoul Reymond. sec. 5--Champion Pony: Peter Craig, Ch’town.

Reserve Champion:

M. B. Zwicker, Halifax.

CLAS! 19-Jerseys

Sec. 1-Bull Jr. Calf:

1. E. Easter & Sons, New Wilt-

shire; 2. Steed B:-oa,Charlottetown R.R..8.

Sec. 2--Bull Sr. Calf:

1, Dr. J.P. Lantz, Charlottetown. 2, George A. Calllbeck, Summer- sldei 3. E Easter at Sons. New Wiltshire; 4, E. Easter so Sons. New Wiltshire; 5. Edison B. Mutoh. North River.

Seo. 3-Bull Jr. Yearling :

1, Dr. J.P. Lants, Charlottetown.

Boo. 4-Bull Sr. Yearling:

1; stead Bros., Charlottetown R..

R. .

Sec. 5-Bull 2 years old: ' 1, Steed Bros.. Charlottetown R.

R..8: 2. E. Easter at Sons, New

iltshi

W re. , Sec. 6-Bull 3 years and under 6:

1, Dr. J.P. Lantz, Charlottetown;

2, Edward Bulpitts as Bon. Cardi- gan: 3. Edison B. Mutch. North River.

Sec. 7-Junior Male Champion:

1. Dr. J.P. Lants. Charlottetown.

Sec. il-Sr. Male Champion:

1. Steed Bros., 0h'town R..H..G.

Sec. 9-Grand Champion Male:

1. Btosd Bros., Ch’town 33.0.

Boo. 10--Helier Jr. Calf: -

Edison B. Hutch, North River;

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tch. North nivsr. eifer Sr. Gall.:

Steed. Ch’town 2.3.5: Mutoh. North Rivet: 4, DI. J.P. lights; -

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Road; 3. Mrs. Wm. Murphy, Hun-

ter River. . Sec. 7-Rug, Landscape or Marine:

1, M s. Arthur B. 1-lowatt, Car- ':tc.~. siding; 2. Mrs. John Monte. ‘ lIeaton's Mills; 3, Mrs. Alfred Yeo.

llzrih River. _ _

Sec. 8--Hooked Rug. floral design:

1. Mirs. Wilfred Pickering, Mar-

gate; 2, Mrs. Wm. Feakes, Tignish: 3. Mrs. Heath Montgomery, Park Corner. 1 Sec. 9-Hooked Rug-Landscape or; marine design: 5 1, Mrs. Clifford Roberstnn, Char-

lottetown; 2. Mrs. I-ltath Montgom- ery. Park Comcr; 3. Mrs. Elmer

Lo River

McLeod, ng . Seo. 10-I-looked RuZ, conventional design:

1, Mrs. D.A. MacLeod, Murray,

River; 2, Mrs. Luther I-Iarding.!

Sec. ll-Hooked rug, animal design

erial, any design:

l, Lee Walker, Union Road; 2,

Mrs. Allan Macswain. Dundas. Sec. 15--Braided Rus. all wool:

1, Byte Norton, Charlottetown.

Seo. 16-Braided Bathroom Mat:

1, Lottie Feakes, Tignish; 2, Mrs.

John Deveraux, New Haven; 3.Mrs E. Saunders, Winsloe. Bee. 1'l-Crochet Mat:

1, Mrs. A.D. Inman, Hampton. see. 18-1-looked Mat, most original design:

1, Mrs. Ralph K. Beers, Murray

River: 2,‘Mrs. Charles Murchi-on, Glen William; 3. Mrs. Luther Her- ring, Murray Harbor.

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