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Provincial Exhibition

Prize

List

i CLASS 50 Arnrds; 3. Aletha Saunders. 12 l-ltllll‘ lAileys Sh; 4. Mrs. W. H. Horne. , Milton. “w. L -—.-\pplcs Crimson‘ Beauty,‘ Sec. 41—-Cullection o4’ commer- oicren qt. Basket icial ap,p|cs:—-

1. H. E. Bent, I'11P})t:i‘\‘ll1€, N.

Sec. 2 —Ducliess of Oldenburg l. J0i1i1sU1l o: Son, N River Rd. Sec. 3 —.\ieiba

1. Jain; btt- t, Aialpeque Rd; 2 P. J Sinai d, N. River 11.11.; 3. Geo. \\'. Dewar, Clrtown, R R. 7.

50c, 4 ——licd Astrachan c. Southport; 2. ', ‘lupin-i o, N S. —\\‘iiiuiui s l-avorilc l. Julzi Smnlifl. Ninlpsque, Rd. 5w. o --\rlIoi\ 'l'r'.ins'p:irent 1. i’ L. Sniiihwrooti. N R1101‘ Iinaui; ‘.1. £101.41!) W Deunr. Chur- itJ1'i\"\1\\I1. H. in’. '1 m-r. 7 -—Lulm 1. Junk". 51min. Maqmquo 8:1,; L‘. Lieu. \\'. Drwar; Li. F S Rival.- Sue. 1i _—.\lt under

i ‘ Clftown- H l-.. B zit, 'l‘uppei- ' 3. Mrs L. J Altit- nlizi 1.. Sec. ih-Buidwin 1. H. E. Bent; 2 Johnsol old

. L).-.\..\..

Soc. ll ——Hi'llll'l

l. John A .\i:\<-l.r.»t.. town. R. R 2 2. E J. York

Clio‘:- Vessel‘.

si-e 1t! —lli>iiop Pippin

l. Bent - ii! -llicnln-im Pippin 1. H. F. Bent‘ 2. U00. \\'. DC- war; 3. Jiivsl; Slmrurt.

Sec. l-i —('urtiand

1 Jack C sicii-iiri; 2. Geo. W.

Dewni"; (i. F S. Rvvics. SN ‘i -_L‘rin\~on Beauty . . .. llrni; 2. Johnson and Son; "3. John A Aliicbeoil; 4. Jack Stewart. Soc. l6 —Deliclous Red

1. R. L. Smallwood: 2 Geo W. Dewar; 3 F .S ltecres; 4. Ja;; t; Sic-uni":

bu‘. l7 —lJui-ucss of Oldenburg

1. Slnlw Hyde, CUi'i1\\".\llI Li. Johnson and Son, N. River Rd; 3. Robert West, Hudson. St Avards; 4. F. J Morrissey, Uu- ion Road, R. R. 6.

Soc. l8 —Dudley

1. John A. MacLeod, Charlotte-

town, R. R. 2. Soc. 19 -—Fa.mcuso 1. George W. Dewar, Charlotte-

town, R. R. 'l 2. P. L. Small- wood, N. River Rd.; 3 Jack Stewart. Malpeque; 4. H. E. Bent,

Tulvllerville, N. S. Sec. 20 —Golden Russet

1. H. E. Bent. ‘Pupperville, N. S; 2. Wendall Vessey, York; 3. F. S. Reeves, Southport.

Sec. 21, Gravenstein

1. H. E. Bent‘, 2. F. S. Reeves;

3. Jack C. Stewart; 4. Johnson do

SO11. Sec. 22 -l<lume

1. Jack Siewart; 2. Geo. W. Dewar, Chtown, R. R. ‘l Sec. 24 King of Tompkins l. H. E. Bent; 2. Geo. W. Dewar; l. John A. MacLcod. Sec. 25 Lobo -1. 1". S. Reeves; 2. Jack C. Gtewart; 3. Geo. W. Dewar; 4. P. L. Srrnallwood.

Sec. l6 —Monn l. Mrs. Ben Newson. Brackley Point. Rd; 2. H. E. Bent, 3. D. W. White, York Point; 4. Geo. W.

Dewar . Soc. 2'! —Mclntooh

l. P. L. Smallwood: 2. 1'. S. Reeves; 3. John A. MacLeod; 4.

Johnson and Son. Soc, 28 —Melba

1. Geo. W. Dewar; 2. Jack Stewart; 3. l". B. Reeves; 4. P. L. Bmallwood.

Sec. 29 -—Northern Spy 1. P. L. Smallwood; 2 Jack O. Stewart; a. Geo. W. Dewar; 4- H. E. Bent. Bee. Zli-Pcwaulkeez- 1. P. t. Smallwocd‘. I. Arthur Gamester, Ch'town, R. R. ‘BOX 4'1- Sec. 31—Red Asixachanz- 1, Mrs, Joseph Rcbinon, York. R, R. 1; 2. F. S. Reeves; 3. Jack Stewart; 4. H. E. Bent. T119139?‘

ville. N. B.

Sec. ziz-mbstnn Plnviu=—-_

1. John A. MacLcod, Chtown. R. R. ‘.1: 2. H. E. Bent. Tupi!"- Villc, N, S.

Sec, CiIl-Rloharch-

, , . Reev . Soiithnoi-t; 2- P. L. Smallwomi. 3. Georzfi. Drwnr; 4. Jack Stewart.

Sec. 34-Rtnrk:—.

1_ 3M1; Stewart: 2. H. E. Bent. mnprirvllle, N. 3.; 3. George

Dewar.

Sec. 35-—\Vealihy:—

1. P. L. Smollwacd: 2. F» 5i psgvy; 3. Jack Stewart; 4. Arthur Gemesier.

Soc. Bil-William's Favorite:-

1. Jack Stewart; 2. G90. w-.

Dewar. Sec. 37—“'olf River:- 1. Jack snvwort; 2- 080188 w‘ Dewar. Sec. lit-Yellow Transparent:- 1. P. L. Smallwood: 2. G904

. - 3. Thomas Be". ‘£61123... a. a. "i: 4. Mrs- Al" MncNPvlu, cmmvn, n. R. 3.

Soc. fill-Any other variety nam- ed:—-

1. P. L. Smallwood; 2. l1!‘ Gamestor; 3. E. .7. Vessey: - G90- W. Dewar.

3m, 40--Bost orronlfii 5"“

.. rt:-- am” m Kent at.

1. Helen Grant. a s, __~

ilo You ileed Help?

If you pqulll G Infill; ‘WY or dOlflGfllu help, o "Will" Ad" in Tho ‘Charlollo- lawn Guardian will find you a roliablo ponon. Tho rolo is only 2c a Word I doy. Charlollolown Guard- ion "Wont All!" prodllfl looulh.

1. Jack Stewart; 2. F. S. Reeves; 3. Goo. W. Dewar; 4. P. L. Small- wood. f Sec. 42—Collcctlon o! five Sort! 1 of apples grown in P. E. 1.: z i 1, F. S. Reeves; 2. P. l... Small- .wood; .1. Jack Stewart; 4. Geo. W. . ,“. .

Dt . ‘ Ci b Apples:-

Svc. ~lli—llyslop:- < i l

. H. E. Bent; 2. Johnson 580m; 3. Lil's. Fred Dixon, Sec. ~i4—Trunscendonl: — 1. H, E. Bout: 2. Helen Grant. Sec. 45-—Whitney:-- 1. H. E. Bent; 2. E. J. Vossey. Se ~it§~Aiiy other variety nom-

and

ed. i. H. B. Bcent.

YEARS

Sec. 47—Bartlett:—

1. H. E. Brut; 2. F. S. Reeves; 2 Jack Stewart. Soc. 4il—-("iupp‘s Favoritc;_. 1. H E Brnt: 2. Jack Stewart; P S. 1iilll\\'0O(i. Sec, -1!\—l=ieniish Benuty;_. 1. f! P? Ecru: 2. F. S. Reeves. 5W- 31>—-I.‘oii1-clian of four sorts: 1- 11- Ev Bent; 2. F. S. Reeves.

l I I i 1 I |

ll

PLUMS

til-v. 5i—Biur Dmmsonz-

._. 311R. Jsopli Robinson: 2. Mi.» 1m Rood; 3. Geo. Harper, E3". Roraity.

SN. 5'2-

1- J-"k Row-art: 2. Geo. Dewar‘ 3. Jhllll A JJucLeod. ' 511-. 53—l1urbnnk:—-

1. P, L. smulliiood; 2, Goo, w_

. Juiiii A. hlucizocl,

.~ SIS-Imperial Gageg_

‘in A. Aiucheod; 2. F, .5_ 1i. H. E, B9111. '—-Luinhiu'd:—-

Stewart; 2. John Mac. Ger. W. Dewar,

. 57—.\loure's An'tic:_.

. L. Smallwood; 2. Mrs. Ira, Gvorgi- Hui-per, ' J0-—l'0ii(i's Sci-ding tFpum.

lllll2~_ 1. H E. Bent: 2. Mrs. Arthur B, Iccbcizs. Winsloe Rd. Sec. llli-Qunckenboss or Glass Svedingn... 1. P. L. smallwood: 2. Geo. w, '; 3. Jick Stewart. we‘. Iii-Victoria:- 1 Ii I§ Bpni, For. tiil—Yrlloiv' Eggg_ l P Smuliwood; 2, Geo, w, l 35- H. FI._Boni. hmgtonr- l; H. E. Bent; 8.

as. y other variety nam-

l. Lwo. Doiinr; 2. F. S. R ' ' 3.11. “ Bout mes’ .‘ till-Collection of plum“.- >, Dew-hr; 2. P. L. Small.

. 1-1. E. Bent.

SMALL FRUITS aim. 67—Biackbcrr1es. cultivaled:

l . .\1.'i<iD0iiald. Cornwall: 2. .‘ .1111’ imrraii. Clyde River; 3. iluiph \0ill{f.‘!‘, North River.

Soc. tliJ-Iiiuck rurrants:— 'I‘l1”11l‘.l§ Beer; 2. Mrs, R, nton, Brackley; 8, F, B,

Soc. 70—(7urranls, red;_.

1. Mrs. “fhninns. Bccr; Norman Fcrgu. , Indian River,

. -. ; 3. Mrs. Addie Adams, Clftown, R. R. 6.

Sec 71—Gno<ohcrries, English:

1. F. S. Reeves: 2. Mrs. 1m Rodd; 3. Mrs. ArlhuuRoberts.

Sec. TZ-Gnnschvrrics, American:

1. Mrs. Irri Rodd; 2. Mrs. Geo. Kitson, Hampshire; 3. Mrs, Fred Kitson, Hampshire.

Sec. 73—Grapes:-

1. Mrs. W. Watterworth. East Baltic; 2, Mrs. W. H. Johnson, N. River Road; 3. P, L. Smailwood,

Soc. ‘FL-Raspberries. Cultivated:

1. J. A. Auid. Winsloe; 2. Mrs. M. Wattenvorth; 3. F. S. Reeves,

2. Mrs.

Sea. 75—Strawhcrrisc, Culti- vnted:-- 1, Mrs. D. F. Fraser, North River.

Sec. 76—(‘riuiberrico Cultivated:

1. Rowe Hughes, Harrington; 2. Mrs. F‘. Prowso. Union 3d,; 3. Mrs.‘ Arthur Roberts, Winsloe,

Sec. 77—Cr:~.nbcrries, Wild;

I. Wilson Hughes. Harrington; 2. Mrs. Frank Mi-Rae, Wheatiey River; 3. Lillian Robinson, Brack- ley Pt.

(‘lass 4i)—Specln] Mushrooms:

1. Bruce MacDonald.

CLASS iii-DUAL PURPOSE

SIIORTHORNS

liialo brrn after Den. 31, 1937

1, D, P MrNuit. Mains-qua; 2. D. P McNuti: 3, Seymour Wood d: Son. (Thml-ttctown. R. R. 5; 4, D. P. MuNutt.

Mule born July 1, 1937, to Dec. 31

. D, P. McNuti; 2 D. P. Mc- |Nu‘t: 3. D P. McNutt; 4, D, P, Mo‘ utt

Maln min. Jan. 1. 1937, to June so. 19:47. 1. Seymour Wood 8t Son; 2, D, P. YVrNnU. Male llflrll .lul_v 1. 193s, u; pm, 31, 1928

1 Seymour Wozd 8a Son; 2, D. P, McNnir. Male horn July l. 1935. to June 30,

1936.

I 1. D. P. McNuti: 2. Gordon Mc- ,Ewcn. Now Dominion

Mole born before July l, i035.

1, Mcadowbank Farmers‘ Insti- tutc

Junior Champion Mole.

Seymour Wocrl 6a Son, Rescrvw-D, P. McNutt,

Senior Champion Mole. Mcariowbank Farmers‘ Institute. Reserve-sh. P. McNutt,

Grand Champion Mole. Mcadowbank Farmers’ Institute, Reserve -Scyn1our Wood. Female born after Dec. 31. 193'! 1. D. P. McNuit; 2, Seymour

Wood d: Son: 3. D, P. McNutt; 4.

Seymour Wood A» Son,

Female born July l. 1937, lo Dm. 31 1937

l. D. P. McNutt; 2. Seymour Wood a Son: 3. D. P. McNutt; 4. Seymour Wood d; Son.

Female born Jan. l. 1031, to Juno 3 1987.

1. Seymour Wood a Son: I D.

P, McNutt; B. Seymour Wood 8:

50h. Fcmlle born July 1 .1930, lo Doe. 21. i937.

l D. P. McNutt.

Iemolc in milk. born July l, I034. to Juno 30. 103B.

l. Seymour Wood s» Ion; l.

soymaur Wood d: Son; 3. Seymour

Wood d: Son; 4. D. P. McNutt: l. MoNutt.

Female In milk horn before July 1. V1934

‘:2. D. P. Mc-, w: ' Wood A: Son; 4.7,

eymour W 0d & son; 5, D p_

McNutt,

Female dry, born before July 1.

1934.

1. D. P McNutt: 2. Scvnio i good 8: Son; 3 Seymour Wood on, Junior (‘irnmpimi Female

Seymour lvood &' SO11,

Reserve —D, P. McNuit.

Senior (‘immplon Female. D P. McNutt. Reserve _D P, McNutt, (Brand (‘liumpiiiii Female. D, P. McNuIi, RPsor\'v~-1J. P. McNuit. Junior llerd 1 Seymour Word & Son; 2, D,

1 Seymour Wood Q Sou; 2. D. P. McNutr: a. n. P‘. McNuit; 4. Seymour Wood & San

'1\vo Femals born since July l 19%. 1~ fiovrqour Wvoo ac Sou: 2 o P. McNult; 3. Seymour Wood A: Son. 4. o. P. .\lCNu1i, Special Prize donated by ma...‘ gyniiman & 00;. Ltd. for Best can

i‘? D97 gllflhgfi-Igptnse zShortshorns,

- . . i ' _ ‘ — wood & SOIL . Seymour international Stock Food Co. Ltd. "PM" 11"‘ ""11 Purpose Short: £10m lleiirr Calf under 1 year,

- $932110 W d - _ mour Woodurw, 59in}: son’ 2' 38y

CLASS 51 For Amalculv? Only-Oil Painting, Original

$60. 1 Portrait frnm Life-

1 Jflck T811111‘. Chariottct/c-yvn; 2

D, C. Lccklmrt. Monctnn.

$96. 2 Landscape-

1 D. C, Locknart. Moncton. 2

Kathering lvinrchson. York Point.

Sec. 3 llhtflna ,

1 Jack Tfiylor, Charlottetown.

S00. 4 Still Life, any Subjcgt-

1 Jack Taylor, Charlottetown. 2

Lllsllm Mocflorrqn. cnaijioucmwn.

‘Infill-hour: aLtfiié-galor, Original, Pm».

1 001cm Alley, Charlottetown; 2

Kastherine MacKinnori, Georgetown.

Lanigca Water Colo, Original, 1 Frederick Nicholas. Amh r t; 2

£411. G. A. Christie, Miscoucehz, R,

15w. ‘I Marine- ‘ 1 Frederick Ncholas, Amherst; 2 Mrs. G. A. 011115116. Miscouchc, R.

‘Soc. s sun Life, any subleol.—

1_ Katherine Murchison, York Point.

Sec. 9 Flower Study_.

l Mrs. G. A, Christie, Miscouche, R. _R.; 2 Katherine Murchison, York Poént. w i

6c. Draw ngs in One C I , Original, Portrait from Lilo, 92;:

coal-

1 D. C. Inckhart, Moncton; 2 Doreen Ailey. Charlottetown.

53°- 11 Dfflwnss in one Color, 01181111". Still Life, Charcoal-

l Irma Bain, Cornwall, 2 Liliiun MacCai-ron, Charlottetown.

Sec. l2 Drawing (mm Ca,<g_

1 Doreen Alley, Charlottetown.

Soc. 13 Portrait from Life, Pen-

1 Frederick Nicholas, Amherst; 2 D. C. Lockhn... ivxonchn.

$00. ll Landscape, Pencil Draw.

|-_

1 Violet French, Hampton; 2 Irma Bain, Cornwall,

Soc. 15 Landscape, Pen and link-

l Frederick Nicholson, Amherst; 2 Donalil Wheatlcy, East Royalty.

Soc. l6 ilrawing o1 om- (Zolor. Original, Linoleum Block Prints.

2 Preston Cudmore. Winsioe Rd.

Pastels, Original-

Sec. 17. Portrait from Lila»-

1 Frederick Nicholas, Amherst.

Sec. lll. Landscape-

l Irma Bnin, Corn-trail.

Sec. 19. Marine-

1 Frerir-rick Nicholas, Amherst; 2 Irma Bnin. Cornwall,

Sec. 20. Bilil lJfc, any Subject-

1 Kiatherln Murchison, York Pt; 2 Mom's Mallett, Charlottetown.

Sec. 2i, Flower Study-

2 Katherine Murchison, York Pt.

COIVHWERCIAL ART- CLASS 0i

Soc. 22. Footer - eolgnl. Original- 1 Frederick Nicholas, Amiicrst. Sec. 23. Advertising Design, 01-- lginol- _

1 Frederick Nicholas, Amherst; 2 D. O. lockhart. Mbncton.

Boo. 24. Elimv Card Dealt". 0r

iginol-

1 Frederick Nicholas. Amherst; 2 Ruth Gallant j-nghfi .

Soc. 25 Foolnon and Textile Do- olgn, Origin — 5 Helen Jayhea,

lllnol- . 1 Roderick Nichoioin, Amherot; I on,

Soc. 21 Lustre t-

1 Mn. fiodorlck Inna. Charlotte- town; l Mrs. W. R. Stork. Belle- ville, Ont.

Boo. 23 Plot Point Treatment.

i Mrs. B. 0. Prowse, Charlotte- town; 2 Mrs. W. R. Stork. Belle- vilie, Ont,

Soc. 29 Enamel sroolm

Maintain that charming smile and pleasing‘ personality with Wrigloyk Gum-millions d0! A simple nid r0 hvclth! Keep a supply in purso or pocket. . . and in the home for the children! Small in cost but big in benefits! . u,"

711ml _ i_onAiiLc*iri-o"”rownmounnim

AT auv srou ,/

CLASS

Soc. 3 Block

CLASS

For pupils l6 years and under- 0

I Painting, Sec. 1 Land ape, ‘ '1

IOYFCDOWH.

l . _ Charlottetown. ' soc. 2 Marnie, urigmai 1 Norma ‘Phoiiipsiiii, w

G2

0H1

6i

Original

original- Mcncta '

color. Q

Eliarlotte-

igiuolz-

1. Georgina ‘Ii-minor. W. R0 lty. 80o. lk-Corloon (pen an ink or color) original:-

Goorgino. Tniuor. West Roy- ' l. Ruth Gsllsnt, Hlghfieid. oo. Clo ottcry

CLASS fill-ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

Soc. 1—lloocs, nine budl, maybe oil of one color or of several coi- craz-

1. Mrs. R/obt. Cass, hrnscliffo; 2. Margaret J. McLeod, 24 Chest- nut St. City; 3. Louise Warren. 218 Fitzroy St, City. * Sec. 2—lloaco. nine blooms, open or partly open. all of one oolor or of several calon:—

1. Margaret J. McLeod; 2. Mrs. Robert Cass; 3. Mrs. Jns. Bayer, 8 Euston St.

Soc. 3—Swect Poul, l2 items, preferably several colon:-

1. Louise Warren; 2. Mrs. Robt. Gaas; 3. Mrs. Jean Crockett, 193 Hiiisboro SL. City. Sec. 4-—Do.ffod is. 12 blooms: l. Mrs. Robt. Goss; 2. Inuise Warren; 3. Margaret J. McLeod. Sec. L-Tuilps 12 blooms:- 1 Mrs. Robt Glass; 2. Margaret J. MacLeod; 3. Louise Warren. Sec. tl-Carnation ll blooms:- 1. Mrs. Robt. Class; 2. Mrs. Jas. Bayer; 3. Mrs. Jean Crockett. Sec. ‘i-Irls, Japanese mixed coi- ' 0n 9 bl0oms:-

1. Margaret MaoLeod: 2. Mrs.

Robi. Cass; 3. Louise Warren. Soc. il-Poppics, Oriental 9

bioonisz- . 1. Mrs. Jas. Bayer; 2. Margaret

J. MacLeod; 3. Mrs. Robt. Gass. Sec il-Scoii-h Thistle 9 blooms: l. Mrs. Robt. Gass; 2. Margaret

S““-_1 Carmmli h’! Pol 8nd Ink, J. Miuieod; 3. Louise Warren.

"lck Nicholas. Amherst; 2 Liam, Hghficld , _. Z Block Prints, 0l'i[,'.1lill—-

‘.1 Keith Cudmore. Winsloe. R. R. Prints, more than one color. cwrigmal._

2 Keith Cudnwre, Winsloe, R, R,_

Sec. ilk-Mixed table bouquet: 1 Mrs. Jean Crockett; 2. Mar- garet J. MacLcod; 3. Mrs. Robt.

ass. Special prize-Apple Blossoms- Mrs. Robt. Gass.

CLASS (Vi-DIVISION X1 Ilene-y and Apiary Supplies

Sec. 1—'I‘wo 1 qt. bottle! of light extracted honey:-

1. Wallace Moase. Kensington; 2. Robert E‘. Moase. Kensington. Sec. fr-Two 1 qt. bottles of dark extracted honey:-

. Robert E. Moose; 2. Wallace Moose. ‘

Sec. Il-Display of Comb Honey, light. in sections, noi- leos than 5

p N .. ,. , n, Scull/Io u1t.. 3. Stymoui Wood 8a 59m 3 Si", ‘Am O,.-g[na|__ pound5;_. Graded "P", 1 UWCll Lcckhnrl. Monclon; 2 1. Robert E. Moose; 2. Walaco 1, D. P MoNult 2 Seymour RH-Ih Mm lugnclo“; M0659‘ wood 8, s5“, 3 D ‘P MzN-‘tt bro. 6 Life. originai- Sec 5--Beat 1 lbs. of Bees Wax: Jum," Co," r t, “ - 1 Evelyn Arseiinult, Charlotte- 1. Wallace Moose; 2. Robert ° 5 '9 town; 2 Norma. Thompson. Char- Moose,

Sec. (i-Bcst display of llonoy,

Draw‘ i C I O 1 i ol- scc‘ amlnrgwlilg; as; 5:; prepared for market in glass, or

1 Ruth Gallant. Hlghfleld.

Sec. l2 Linoleum 1 Marjorie

Oil Painting, Sec. 1G 1‘ort'.uit—-

1 Lyman iYJaur. Charlctteiovim. Sec. l8 Landscape or Marin»

mfiilgck Prints- Bflmfld“ m

Huestis, Charlotte- town; 2 Preston Cudmore, Winsloe

Rd.

P881915. Original- Sec. l5 Landscape or Marine- 1 Marv B. Doyle. Charlottetown; 2 Joyce Ntwsflil, Brackley Pt. CODY-

in tins, half dozen:-

' Senior Get of Sire. y, ._-- __ , 1_ 36mg“, wood 3, so“ C lardgolrgma mm“ west Rm“ LMWallace Moasc. 2. Robert 1 s Pmsfiiv of Dam tally; 2 Isabel Gocwin‘. Charlotto- E‘ m" cuss '12 p 'M°Nut?l'r3 vgglrfilfiowogd Dag “Lift; u‘) l, d “k b t Sec. 2—Collection of Native In- Son: 5. D.'P llriCNllli 0 - hi.“ e“ ‘n '- ' my m i” =-' ' "g ' _' 1. Jessie Harper, E. R alty

0y . Sec. 3—Calleoiion of Insects, ln-

mflcc‘ upencu‘ ‘my ‘uh-lea’ "*1" jurious to useful pionts or trees:

l-lsfific Tuplin, New Arman; 2 Ruth (lallant. Hig

1. Jessie Harper. i Sec. b-Collectlon of Insects, useful plants or trees:- 1. Jemio Harper. Sea. 5—Caliection of Tree Leaves: 1. Jessie Harper.

oi‘ Noxioul

Agricultural Weeds:-

1. Arnold W. Veosey, York; l. Jessie Birgit. Sec. 7 llection of Wild Flow? oro, pressed and mountcd:—- 1. Jessie Harper, East Royalty;

s ecia-l Prize-Miss Jemima‘ Md.

ine, 9 King square. CLASS 25—»SHEEP SHROPSHIIIE DOWNS

Soc. 1—Maic born in 1938:7-

1. George L. Boswell. Ch town. R. R. 3: 2. George L. Boswell; 3. S. C Stewart and Son. Dunsiaff- nage; 4 S, C Stewart s. Son

Soc il-Malc born in 1937:-

1. George L Boswell; 2. S. C. Stewart and Sou; 3. S. S. 519W- ‘ art and Son.

Sec 3—Male born in 1937:

1. George L. Boswell; 2. Alex Hamilton. New Perth; 3. Frank MacAuiay, sourls Line Road.

Sec. 4—Champion Mnie:—

1. George L. Boswell.

Sec. 5—Female Born in 1938:

1. George L. Boswell; 2. 5 C. Stewart and Son; 3. George L. Boswell; 4, George L, Boswell; 5. S. C Stewart and Son; 6. S. C. Sicwart.

Sec. li-Femaie born in 1937:

l. George L. Boswell; 2 S. C. Stewart and Son: 3, George L. Boswell; 4. George L. Boswell; 5. 1 S. C Stewart and Son.

Soc. 7—Champion Female:

Sec. tL-Young Pen:—

1. George L. Boswell; 2. S. C. Stewart and Son.

Sec. ll-Adult Pen:-

1. George 1.. Boswell; 2. S. C. Stewart and Son. .

CLASS Zii-SOUTH DOWNS

Scc. l-Male born in 1938:

1. Almon Boswall. Duustaifnage; 2. Almon Boswall: 3. Almon Bos- wall; 4. Alex Hamilton, New Perth,

Sec. 2—-Mnie born in i937:

1. Almon Bcswaii; 2. Al"); Ham-

illon. Scs. 3-1111110 born before 1937: 1. Almon Hoswall. 2. Hamilton Watts; 3. Alex Hamilton. Sec. ~l-—Chalnnion Male:— Almon Boswall. Sec. 5~—F:'mule burn in 19311: 1, Almon Baswali; 2. Almon Bos-

KP . 0c. M Book Pluto cofgn, 0r-_

1 Joan hoop, Charlottetown; 2 2. Arnold W. Vessey. Joan Gordon, Charlottetown. Sec. k-Coilection of Economic Wail-r Coltr, (Inpy- plant diseases:- Scc. 20 Porlrnit—- - 1. Jessie Harper. l \V.'1lim‘ lViaynard show. St. Catlicrlnc; 2 Marjorie Huest s,

Sea. 9—Collcction of Weed Seedll ___"_1'_m_ sorgv,__T_fiil,'_'__C1i_i_'i_s_s_1e said

wall; 3. Almon Boswall.

Soc. li-Fcmulc burn in 19117:

1. Almon Boswnll; 2. Almon Boswuil; Z1. Almon BJSWBil; 4.

Alex Hamilton: 5. Alex Hamilton. Soc. 7—(‘hunipion Female: Almon Boswail.

Sec. 8—Ynung Pom- l. Almon Boswali; 2. Alex Ham- llton.

Sec. 9—.\llllll. Pen:-

i. Almon liosirali.

Miss Napoleon

ll_i_l1i0il_>__illt_’.li_l1_pil3E ‘li dah for_c0ckta11s. One was an cider- ly Englshirvoman. her tiiunerl skin contrasting sti-idcnlly with snow- whiie hair and protruding; pale blue eyes, who was staying with the doctor and his wife and vigorously collecting personal impressions for a book cm India. as she saw. heard and smelt i-t.

The other guest, invariably known

,as “Young Jones" was an unbe- lievably youthful- ookng subaltern in the British cavalry regiment sta- tioned at PiTihHDOYC,

The inordinate length and curli- noss of young Jnness eyelashes were a constant theme for chaff. taken as a rule in perfect good part by the victim, But to-ciay the times seemed to be out of Joint for Jones