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cantinuetlflfblll- l3) 5y Robertson. I-Inrper, East Royalty. . SW,’ olrtlriidlliin‘ y t 3 wm. Maclntyre 3 Percy Robertson;- , tario: ’ _ nlpgrcy Robertson. . . .. . 1L C. lrvllll. s. .- .- . 3H. E. Bent.

AppIQB Domestic and Home market ethel: ~ '1‘. A. Rodd. etinsheimer: 1 Percy Robertson. V. hsnango Strawberry: >1 J. C. Irving. 2 Vera Andrews, East Royalty.‘

1's Orange Pipin: . 1H. E. "Bent. ' 2Wni. Mhciiltyrq t Sons. dd: . -‘ " ' IJ. c. Irving. _ ucbess oi Oldenburg:

1 Wm. Maclntyrs d: ‘Sons. z J. C. lrvingii,‘ _ g a Mrs. Alex Ferguson, Dunstaifnage 4 Harold Newson. _ imeuse: .

1 Percy Robertson.

2 Wm. Maclntyre ‘d: Sons. .'i Hettle Myers.

iiiiawater:

1 H. E. Bent.

2 Percy- Robertson. kerman:

1 Percy Robertson.

2 James Essory.

ell Astrachap:

1 Mary Prowae.

2 J. C. Irving.

4 Geo. Harper.

bson Pippin:

1.1. A. Auld. ' '2 .i. C. irving..

3 James Essory.

t.’ Lawrence:

I J. A. Auld.

sgner:

1 H. E. Bent.

2 Percy Robertson.

c. 39-Willil.ms's Favorite 1 Isabella Andrews. East Royalty.

2 Vera Andrews, East Royalty 3 Mrs. John Andrew, East oyalty.

cc. 40—lWinter Bough 1 Wm. Msclntyre, Montague cc. 41—Wolf River 1 J. C. Irving, Vernon ‘ 2.~Pcrcy Robertson, Montague 3 J. A. Auld. West! Cove Head. ec. 42——Meiiow Transparent . 1- Fred Hyde. Cornwall “i2 J. C. Irving, "Vernon )8 Bettie Myers, Haneibrook 4 Fred, R. Roberts. East Royalty ec. 43.—<Best arranged fruit degggrt Inland growth for dining tablrh '1 Vera Andrews, East Iwyglty y 2 Elia Diamond, Winsloe South 3 Ruth Harper, East Royalty 4 Marjorie Harper, East Royalty ec. 44.4011. best 10 sort! of com. merclal apples, which can be suc- cessfully grown In Maritime ‘Provinces, 1 H. B. Bert, Tupperville, N. S, 2 J. C. Irving, Vernon 3 Jae. Essory, Union Road. to. 45-41011. beet 6 sorts of apples KIT"!!! 0n -P. E. i. any kind. 1 J. A. Auld, West Cove Head 2 J. C. Irving, Vernon 3 Jas. Essory, Union Road ec. 46-—Bcst exhibit of apples grown _in i922. 1 James Essory cc. 47-5 of any variety oi apples not named in list. 1 J. C. Irving . 2J.A.Auld ' "“"""‘ 3 Wm. Maointyre & Son. Montague ec. 48-Coli. of fruit grown in Prince County. v 1 Geo. H. Deacon. Freetown 49-43011. ‘fruit grown in Queens County. 1 J. C. Irving, Vernon. Sec. 60-0011. of fruit grown in Kings Country. _ 1 Percy Robertson. Montague Scc. Bb-Transcenda’ t. Crab apples. 1 Helen Grant, Charlottetown. 2. H. E. Bent, Tupperviile. N. S. 3 Percy Robertson, Montague Sec. 62—-Hys'Iop nl. iH. E. Bent, Tuppcrvilie, N. S. ' 3 Percy Robertson, Montague Bib-Queens Choice ofMontreej Beau-

Sec.

ty.

1 H. E. Bent, Tuppervilie, N.S.

2 '1‘. A. Rodd. Niltflll’ Seraph-Clark's’ ‘Beauty

1 Percy Rober-tlson. ‘Montague Sec. 66-—Whitney

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' Sec. 74—4Prince Englebert

1 Percy Robertson Sec. GG-Florence 1 Irena Mutch. Charlottetown 2 Margaret Mutch. Charlottetown, Sec. 67—Msrtha lst Jas. Emory, Union Road PEA

Sec. 68 Clapp's Favorite 1 Percy Roberistm “E. Beat. .. ..

Sec. SD-nBartJQtt .,

1 Percy Robertson,

2 J. C. Irving :

3 J. A. Aulq- .~. i. Sec. (IO-Vermont Beauty ' 1 Jas E

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Sec. (IL-Flemish Beauty 1 H. E. Bent 2 J. C. Irving Sec. 62—.-A. 0. V. named . 1 H. E. Bent . oi not iessthan 4 sorts of pears 1 H. E. Bent

- PLUMS Sec. (IF-Yellow Egg 1 H. E. Bent 3 Wm. Macintyre k Sons, "Montague See. 66—Victoria 1 H. (E. Bent Sec. BT-Burbank 1 H. E. Bent (iii-Bradshaw 1 J. A. Auld, WestCovs Head 2 H. E. iBent Sec. 70—-Lombard 1 H. E. Bent- 2 Harold Newson, Charlottetown 3 J. A .Auid Soc. 7l-Quakenbosa 1 H. iii. Bent Sec. 7&—Moore'g Actic 1 H. ‘E. Bent 73-—Washington 1 H. B. Bent 2 J. A. Auld.

1H. E. Bent. -_ Sec. 75-——POI1(1S Seedling (Fonthlll) 1 Wm. Maclntyre, Montague Sec. 76—McLaugblin 1 H. E. Bent 77_*-—Bllls Damson 1 Robert Edwards, Hampshire 2 Harold Newson, Charlottetown. Sec. 78--Fie1d 1 J. A. Auld » Sec. ‘iii-Imperial Gage I H. iE. Bent 2 J. A. Auld Sec. Bl-A. 0. V. of plums named 1~J. A. Auld 2 H. E. Bent 3 Ells Diamond, Winsloe Sec. 82-43011. Plums 1 J. A. Auld . 2 H. E. Bent ,_ Sec. 85-—Best peck cranberries cul- vated .

1 Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Hazolbrook Sec. 86-—Best Peck cranberrieg wild :1 Mrs. Herbert Jenkins, Dunstaff- noge 2 Hattie Jiiyers, Hazelbrook

PLANTS AND FLOWERS cmss at rhownas 11v rows

Soc. ltr-Amaryiiis .- . 1 Mrs. A. Msllett, Union Road

2 Mrs. A. O. F. Gill, Brighton Sec. 4-— Begonias (flowering)

1 Mrs. Geo. Lewis, West: Royalty

2 Mm. Pearl Josey, Charlottetown

3 Mrs. Geo. S. MacLeod, Charlotte- town Sec. 7—'Begonies (Rex variety)

1 Mrs. A. L. Howatt, Charlotte- town Scc.‘) (maiden

1 ‘Mrs. J. H. Burns. Charlottetown Sec. 14-—-lli‘ucbsias. double

1 Mrs. Alex. S. McLeod. City

2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis, West Royalty Sec. 16-—<Fuchdas, single

1 Mrs. A. O. ‘F. Gill, Brighton

2 Miss Anni, Smith. City

3 Mrs. Geo. Lewis. West Royalty Soc.‘ 10—Geranlu-ms double, 2 flowers

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1 iMrs. Geo. Lgwi;

2 Mrs. A. O. i . Gill, Brighton

3 Mrs. John Simmonds, Eit. Avards Sec.~17-—Geraniums single, z flowers

in mt.

1 Mrs. Alex. S. MacLeod, City

2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis

3 Mrs. W. A. Miller. Royalty Sec. 18—-Gersniums, silver leafed

variegated

I Miss Annie Smith. City

2 Helen Maclsaac, City Sec. lli-Geranlunis scented leafed

1 Miss Annie Smith. City

2 Helen Macisasc. City _

Sec. Zo-Geraniums Ivy leafed

1 Mrs. a. 0. r. dill, Brighton

3 Miss Annie Smith

3 Miss Helen Macisasc Sec. 22—Heiiathrope

l Ernest H. Bourke, Southporti Sec. 23—H.ydvangea -

1 Mrs. Geo. Lewis

2 Mrs. Heath Vessey. York

3 Mrs. Pearl Josey, Charlottetown Sec. 24~lvy. English '

1 Mrs. Heath Vessey. York

3 E. A. M. McMurray, City.

3 Mrs. Alex. S. MacLeod, City Sec. iii-Hanging pot or basket, as-

sorted plants.

1 Mrs. John Simmonds, St. Avsrds

2 Mm. Geo. Lewis. ‘West Royalty

3 Miss Telda Prowse. East Royalty Sec. 28—-Balsam

1 lMrs. John Simmonds

2 Arthur Vessey

3 Miss Annie Smith, City Sec. lib-Asparagus

1 Miss Annie Smitih

2 Violet Mitchell, City

Eli Mrs. D. R. H. Mitchell.. City 35¢, 33-_Streptocsrpus

1 Mrs. W. A. ‘Miller. Royalty

2 Miss Annie Smith. City

3 Mrs. Alex. S. McLeod. City

lnowiinswln ‘ nnooiis

Sec. Alt-Antirrhinium (Blllii Drsloll) 1' Psarlib Williams. City

12—-Ferns Adantium air)

z Mrs. o. J. Stewart. Low" mlfthglguters. best coll. not qillllvfl

1 lPesrlie William;

3 Vera Andrews. Elli RON"! Sec. iiti—Asters, best coll. tlllllfiil

1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Lower Moa- gefloiiw-Carnation Msrsuerltw

1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Lower Mon-

. I 0D tslefmlo-c lli sis 1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Lower Mon-

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3 Miss Erna Boswell, Marshfield Sec. fl-Dshlins double show. 1 Janie Small. City 1 C. Gavin Duffy, Cit-y 3 Mrs. Alex. Ferguson, Dunstaif- nsge. . Sec. 43—Dahlia_s, doubt; fancy 1 C. Gavin Duffy, City Sec. t6~Dahlias double 1 D. B. Stewart, City 2 L. A. Hsssard. City See. 4'I—Dnhlias paeony 1 Rosie Longworth, City 2 C. Gavin iDuffy Sec. 48--Cosnuos . 1 Ernest H. Burka. Southport, 2 L. A. Hsssard .clty. i, ,, .i. Dlantliliq. double -. -- .. p .,_- built-E. Prowsepbrackley. . . 2 ErnesttI-L Burke rw m .1 .' Sec. bh-Dianthus, single: ,. i 1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart .: i . 2Mrs.-. E. PPQWDQrBPBQkAQYQ . Sec. 52—*D6lphlni\tm (Larkspur) 1 Mrs. D. J,. Stewart ~ ~ See. BB-Adverlasting, best" with ornamental grasses. 1 D. J. Stewart Sec. 66—Gaillardia 1 Ernest H. Burke 2 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Sec. (‘Vi-Gladiolus 1 C. Giwan Duffy 2 L. A. Haszard Sec. 68—Holiyhocks 1 Annie Foster, City 2 Arthur Vessey. Yor-k Sec. 59-Hydranges, grandifiors 1 ‘Pearlie William; ‘ 2 Mrs. W. A. Miller; Royalty Sec; ‘tiit-Mignonette l» ' - 1 Mrs. Vernon MacMliian. City Sec. G-L-"Masturtliums 1 Miss Cora Boswali, 2 Arthur Vessey. York 3 Mrs. W. Es MacCai1um, 801i!!!- port. 4 Mrs. Arex. Ferguson, Duustaff- nage. ‘ Sec. 62—Pansies 1 Mrs. W. A. Miller Sec‘. 64—Petunia 1 Ernest H. Burke Sec. GG-J-ieleanthies. (sunflowers) _1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart 2 C. Gavin Duffy Scc. 66—-Phlox, drumondio 1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart 2 Ernest H. Burke Sec. 67—Phlox. Perennial 1 iPearlie Williams 2 Mrs. D. R. iMcLennan. City Sec. 68—Rosea ' ___ 1 Pearlie Williams ‘ 1E1 2 Mrs. D. R. MacLennan, City Sec. 70--S'tocks, double 1 Pearlie William; 2 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Sec. 71-Scabosa '1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Sec. 72--Sweet peas, six colors only 1 C. Gavin Duffy 2 Mrs. Goo. S. MacLeod, City 3 May -Prowse. Brackley 4 Walter Clark, North Wiltshire Scc.. ‘IS-Sweet Peas. 10 specimens ' only of each color, pink, white, mauve.

boutluet

panlculaie,

1 C. Gavin ‘Duffy . . . . . 2 Mrs. W. E. MacCallum, South- port.

3 Mrs. D. J. Stewart 4 L. A. Haszard Sec. 74—Verbenas' 1 Mrs. Ernest IH. Burke 2C‘. Gavin Duffy Sec. 76~Zinnias ' 1 Ma,- Prowse. Brackley. 2 Arthur Vesscy, York ' Sec. 77--‘Bouquett suitsbie~for table or mantis . 1 D. J. Stewart 2 Pearlie Williams Scc. 7:8—-Bcuquet hand. 1 Mrs. D. J. Stewart 2 C. Gavin Duffy, City Sec. 79—¢Coil. of Dahlias 1 L. A. I-Iaszard 2 C. Gavin Duffy Sec. 80—-Coil. of Gladiolus: 1 Pearlie Williams 2 C. Gavin Duffy. City Sec. til-Coll. of Pansies 1 Mrs. W. A. Miller 2 Mrs. D. J. Stewart Collection of Sweet Peas: 1 Walter Clark, North Wiltshire. 2 C. Gavin Duffy, Charlottetown. 3 Mrs. D. J. Stewart, Lower Mon. tsgue. 4 H. E. Miller, Charlottetown. Godetea: 1 Erna Boswaii. Marshfield. 2 Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Bouquet of Sweet Peas: 1 Mrs.' i) J. Stewart. 2 Mrs. W. E. MacCallum. South- port. ' '-" 3 C. Gavin Duffy. ' 4 Walter Clark. Class 52—Ladles Fancy Work. Point Lace: 1 Margaret Cora Brousli. Greene- que, Ont. 2 E. A. M. MacMurray, Charlotte. own. t a Mrs. Dora Dodge. Middleton. NS- Luncheon Set: 1 Mrs. G. D. Steele. Charlottetown 2 E. A. M. MacMurray. 3 Margaret Cora Broiilh. Lace Doy-lles: 1 E. A. M. MacMurrsy. ‘Child's Handmade Dress: 1 Mrs. Philip Palmer, Charlotte-

town.

2 Ethel MacDougail, Charlottetown Homespun Ball

1 Mrs. T. A. Crossmsn. Halifax.

N. S.

2 Ethel MacDousall.

3 Miss L. H. Hooper. t .

(Woman embroidery or Art Work:

1 Mrs. Wilfred Wright. Clldrloltfl- mZnI-iirs. E. DesRoches. Tllllllll-

3 Margaret Cora Broiigh.

French Embroidery:

1 Margaret Cora Bough. Eyelet liiilrbroidefYi

1 Margaret Cora Breush.

_ z Mlgsm. McMahon, Charlottetown Centrepiece, white. worked with Wwhitsv ' ="

1 Misty Picksrd. Charlottetown. 5-2 Mrs. J. M. Hughesu‘. “Charlotte- town. '

.3 Margaret Corn Brough. Centrepiece, ~white worked with col-

Charlotte-

d: . . items. ' Margaret J. Msclsod. Charlottetown .

2 Margaret Cora Brough.

2i Mrs. Jennie Msciatyre, Royalty. Centrepiece worked in colored linen in cotton: . 1 Miss R. L. Murphy, Suininsrslile. 2 Mrs. J. W. Partrldie. 5llhl00ll Sss-k.

3 Miss E. MsoMshon. rive O'clock tea cloth in white:

‘That H. Iris, Soiitlwft

1 llrsmitewsrt- .. ~ ' u.

F * 5 jflfirlfitllaiinoiirhrowu ‘GUARDIAN

3 Margaret (‘All Bwlllll-

Five o'clock tea cloth worked in colored:

1 Constance Warburton, Charlotte- town. :

z Mrs, I). s. MscKinnon, Chariot- tetown. " r r Embroidered table cover on colored

cotton or linen:

1 Helen Grant. (fhariottetown.

.2 Verna Dixon, Little Sands.

3 Mrs. Jae. A. Campbell, New Lon- don. _ . ’ ,

Embroidered dessert idoylies:

1 Mrl..,J,__lg_, Hughes. "

. 2 Margaret" bra Brough. _ ‘Sideboard cloth in white .or colored > linen: 4 .. ._

1 Margaret (Era, Brough.

2 Mrs. Jt A. Little, Amherst. N.S.

3 Mrs. Jennie Mncintyre. Fancy Waist or Smock:

1 Ethel MecDougail.

2 ~Vloleti-Mito1ioil,- Charlottetown. Hemstltched white bsndkercbiefs:

1 Mrs. F. J. Foley. Charlottetown.

2 Ethel MacDougall.

Four white hsndkerchiefs with initial or monogram stitched by hand:

l Margaret Cora Brough.

2 Mrs. A. H. Grant.

Embroidered Collars:

1 Margaret Cora Brough.

Best specimen fancy work not named in list.‘ ,. . -

1 Mrs. A. iH. Grant.

2 M. S. Norton, Charlottetown.

3 Verna Dixon, Little Sands. Mount Melic Work: /-_ ~-

1 Agnes Longwortb.

2 Margaret Cora Brough.

Tea Cosey:

I Miss L. H. ‘Hooper.

2 ‘Mrs. Jack MacNair, Charlotte- town.

Sofa‘ Cushion in floral design: 1 Mrs. Philip Palmer. 2 Pearl Mutch. Hunter River. 3 Verna Dixon. Sofa Cushion worked in colored cot. ton or linen: 1 Blanche Resgh, Milton. 2 Marlon Stewart, Wilisloe. Sofa cushion in conventional design: 1 Lillian Hyde. Cornwall. 2 Mrs. James King. Tracadie Cross Handmade night robe: 1 Miss R. L. Murphy, Summerside 2 Miss L. H. Hooper. 3 Mrs. F. J. Foley. Pair of handmade pillow slips: 1 Ethel MacDousall. 2 Mrs. F‘. J. Foley- 3 Millie Arsenault, Charlottetown. Pair of fancy towels: 1 Mrs. J. A. Little. 2 Ethel MacDougaii. 3' Margaret Core. Brough. Fancy Day Plllowslips: _ I Margaret Core. Brought " 2 Hettie Myers, Hazeibrooit. 3 Ellicot Murley, Charlottetown. Candle or electric shade: 1 Fanny Bell, Charlottetown. 3 E. A. M. MacMurray. Cross Stitchz, ' . 1 Constance Warburton. 2 Pearl Mutch. Hunter River. 3 Mrs. Wilfred Wright. Ribbon work: l. 1 Margaret Cora. Brough- Babies wool bootiesu . 1 Mrs. Wilfrid Wright. . 2 Mrs, T. A. Cossmen, Halifax, N. S. " ' 3 Miss Holroyd, North Wlitsbire. . Tatting: ' 1" ‘ 1 Harriet. MacPhce, Cumberland. 2 Lida Jones, Hazelbrook. 3 Mrs. Margaret MacLeod, Char- lottetown. ' Nettel Doyiies. ~ 1 Mrs. Margaret J- “fiche”- 2 Mrs. A_. H. Gralitw v Babies wooljackets: 1'1": 1 Mrs. J. T. Jellltllilfi- g Mjnnjo Campbell, North Wiltshire 3 Mrs. Preston Mocbwtl- Babies 1119851 1 MargaretCol-h Brough- 2 Mrs. Philip Palmer- 3' Verna Dixon. Novelty for Gilt made: 1 Blanche Relish. Milli?"- 2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis. West Royalty 3 Mrs. F. J. FoleY- Pin Cushion: l Ethel MacDougaii. I z Margaret Cora BrouEh. a Mrs. J. Hush"- 1 Mr-L w, 13;, Stretch. Patch work quilt cotton: 1 Mrs. Harry Jenkins. . z Mrs. Sarah Edwards, Hamltfllllle a Mrs". Martha stewari. llamwhli" , ilk: Pitcgnzgl-‘Maglgllllorsson. BfWklWd- 2 Janette Riley. Flat 13""- 3 Jessie MacKinnon. Cllllflmlilmw“ Serviettes: 1 Mrs. PhiiiP Palm"- 2 Mrs. F. J. 1201B)’- 3 Mrs. R. L. Murplllf- Camisoles: 1 Verna Dixon. 2 Lottie Roberts. Win51"- Fancy Aprons. _1 Mrs,‘ .i. M. Hush“- ‘2 Mrs. a. 1.. Murray- a Ethel MacDouSflll- _ Spscimsnmt» Détdlled larmm" 1 Ruth Harper. Em “twill”- 2 Mrs. G. H. -l-iarper._East Royalty 3 Jean Thgmpgon, Ddllltlillllifi- Boudoir Cap: _ 1 Mrs. J. R‘. Allen, West Cove H. 2 Ethel MacDougali- 3 Mrs. Geo. S. "Matllflolfl- Fancy Sweaters: 1 Lillian Hyde. Cornwall. 2 Mrs. l-iobiiirk, Charlottetown. 3 J-lalel Stewart. Charlottetown-

CRO CHET .

or bazaar hand-

Quilt: 1 Mrs. D. S. MacKinnon.

. g. Ml" Katie Macltinnon. Afghan: 1,,» - . 1 Mrs. D. S. Msclttnnoo. .. 2 Mrs. Waiter MaoPhse L. Creek. 3 Doris lHearts, Charlottetown: Crochet BIS? "- ' 1 Mrs. A. 1H. Grant.- 3 Mrs. Owen Campbell, Ch.'l'own. irislr Crochet: - ' 1 Helen Grant. 2 'Mrs. Jennie Macintyre. filer-crochet‘. - ' l" 1 Mrs. James Colon. Win81“- l. Beetle‘ ‘Miller. Charlottetown. Lace Specimen: ~ Mrs. Margaret J. McLeod. Biinclie ‘Resgii. Crochet Collar: 1 Mrs. Margaret J . McLeod. Sin Crochet Doylie

1- Mrs. Fred R. K

Lady's coat sweater:

1 Mi-s. o. s. MacKinnon.

z Lena D. Bowness, Bedeque. Work of children under 1.5 years: Pillow Case:

1 Alice Cass, Green Bay.

2 Ruth Harper.

Outline work: _

1 Beth Coles, Milton. J Dressed Doll: '

I Eleanor Cook. Charlottetown,

2 Margaret Zucrcber, Ch'Town,.

Scrapbook:

1 Grace iHarper, East Royalty.’

‘Specimen of patchtlil Karment:

I Beth Coles, Milton. , , 2 Isabella Andrews. E. Royalty.

fKnitted wool. sweater:

1 Jillvina-Ferguson, Little Sands. 2 Marjorie Jiarper, E. ‘Royahty. Class 53—Wooien, and Cotton Goods

10 yards Twilletl Flannel: ' -

1 Mrs. John J. MacLean. L. Cree/k

2 Mrs. Margaret MaoLean, C. River One pair blankets:

1 Mrs. Wm. King, Tracadie Cross.

2 J. L. Lane, Pownal.

3 Mrs. Margaret MacLean. One Fancy Counterpsne all wool:

1 C.‘ MacLeoii. Royalty.

2 Mrs. Michael Rooney, Orwell C. Fancy Counterpane, linen or cothon:

1 M. S. Moore, Eldon.

2 Mrs. J. L. Shaw. Charlottetown.

3 Mrs. G. A. Coles, Wilisloe. Hooked door mat any material:

1 Mrs. Norman Ramsay, Indian R.

2 Mrs. Hampson Bowman, New Wiltshire.

3 C. MacLcod. Royalty. Hooked Square suitable

any lnterial:

1 Mrs. A. Bruce. Montague. Hooked Rug any material:

1 Mrs. Hector Campbell, Nine Mlle Creek.

2 Mrs. Hampson Bowman.

3 Mrs. J. T. Hughes, Bedford. Hooked Rug all yarn:

1 Mrs. E. Prowsc, Brackley.

2 Mrs. J. P. Maclntyre, Savage Harbour.

3 Mrs. Norman iRamsay. Bleached table cloth made from Is-

land grown flax:

1 Mrs. Arsnde M.‘ Garldet, Tignish. Unbleached table cloth made from Is.

land Brown flax:

1 C. MacLeod. Royalty. 1-2 Dozz. towels made from Islam)

Srown flax:

1 Mrs. ArcadcM. Gander,

2 C. MacLeod, Royalty. Bleached linen sheeting made from Island grown flax:

1 Mrs. Arcade M. Gander", Draft iweavlng six yards:

for room,

1 Mrs. Michael Rooney, Orwell (3_ 2 Mrs. James Docberty, Vernon Bridge.

Hank homemade yarn any color; 1 ‘Mrs. Norman Ferguson. 2 Mrs. C. G. MacLean. 3 Mrs. John J. MacLean, L. Creek

KNITTING. Quilt, white: '

1 Miss E. MacMahon. Charlottetown

2 Miss Katie MacKinnon, Hazel Grove. '

Shawl. white or colored:

1 Ethel MacDougaii.

2 Minnie Campbell, New Wiltghjrg Lace Specimen: ' ' 1 Euialie A. Fraser, Bay View,

2 Mrs. J. R. Allen, West Covg II_ Golf Coat (Mans):

1 Mrs. W. S. Newson, Ch'Town.

2 E. H. Norton, Charlottetown. Bedroom slippers:

1 Mrs. J. It. Alien.

2 ‘Mrs. Ilesfic Smith, Ch'Town.

3 Mrs. Hammond Kelly, clrrowm Ladies slip-on sweater: .

1 Beatrice MacKinnon, Ch’T0wn_

2 Mrs. F. J. Foley.

3 Mrs. Francis Trainor. Ch'Town. One pair mans woolen gloves any

color:

1 Mrs. J-ismpson Bowman,

2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis. West Royalty. One pair ladies woolen gloves any

color: ‘

1 Mrs. Coo. Lewis. ._

2 Mrs. Hampaon Bowman. 01w pair woman's Dlain stockings

any color except blackyanyf-kind

of yarn: p

1 Mrs. Geo. Lewis,

2 Mrs. W. E. Stretch, Long Creek, Two pairs womens plain black stock- 1118s made of Island yard: _

1 Mrs. Alex. Stewart. Morell.

2 Mrs. Margaret MacLean, Clyde R 2 Pairs womens plain stockings any

color except black made u! Island

yarn:

1 Mrs. Margaret ‘MacLean. 2 Pairs men's socks any color Inland

wool: s°°< 33~Tw0 Dre men's socks color and kind of yarn:

1 Mrs. Walter MacPhee. Long Crank

2 Mrs. Johndvlachonald. Gaytnwn. 59°- lt-TWO DFB men's plain Woolen mitts any color and kind of yarn:

1 Mrs Norman Ramsay. Indian m,

2 Mrs. Norman Ferguson. Indian m. Sec. 40—Two prs men's fancy woolen, Island wool mitts:

1 Mrs. John A.

Bedeque.

Sec. 41—Collectinn of knitted work:

1 Mrs. Geo. Lewis, West Royalty

any

Dawson. Central

2 Mrs. Walter McPhoe. Long Crock .

Sec. 42—Petticoat any color:

1 Mrs. John J. MacLcan. Long Creek ' 2 Mrs. W. E. Stretch. Ixing Crock Sec. 43—0ne pr men's black woolen

overalls Island wool: 1 Mrs. Walter MacPhee 2 Mrs. Hector MacLean. Long Crcck Scc. 44-Lady's coat sweater: 1 Mrs. John J. MacLean 2 Doris ‘Stockman. Winsloc. ~ . LACS 54. . Miscellaneous Artwork ' 0li Paintings original Sec. 1-—Portrait or figure from life 1 Willardr M. Mitchell. Amherst Sec 2-V-AnImaIs: - 1 Willard M. Mitchell. Amherst Sec. L-Lsndscape or Marine: 1~._~Mrs.= -Dsvid White; York 2 Willard M‘. Mitchell Sec. 4-Stiil Life. any subject: 1 Mrs. David White 2 Willard M. Mitchell

Water Colors-Original.

Sec. 6-i'crtrait or figure:

ors, original:

1 Edna Gordon

2 Mrs. G. A. Christie, Aibsrton Sec. 8—Animsis 1 lildns Gordon Sec. ‘I-Lsndscape or Marine

1 Willard Mi Mitchell .

2 Carl Cameron. Charlottetown. Sec. 8-Still Life any subject:

1 Jennie Turner. Charlottetown I Willsrdil. Mitchell ‘.-

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