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(‘OXFEDERATION LII-‘E INSUR Q5111. 11-6798-7-21-313

sow l-‘OR A REAL BREAKFAST irul: Robin Hood Porridge Oats, Gliiiio. Silverware or Plain.

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Kl-.'!\"l‘ BEAUTY SHOPPE, Spec- m; Aug. permanents $2.50 up, L-588-8-22-6l.

FOR SALE at a a bargain 1922 C.lt".lUli't Conch. Apply Barrett's (jJi-ilt‘. Loiigtvortli Ave.

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PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII Ser- virus Sunday, August 28th. Har- rington ll A, M. Marshfield 3 P.M. Nioiiin Stewart 7.30 P. M

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HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE.- Si-rviecs on Sunday, August 28th as idimvs: Hampton ll A. M. DeSabIe 3 l’. M. Victoria 7.30 P. M.

L-696~8-26-li.

PREACIIING SERVICE at Pet- Qb Road, Sunday. August 28th at Wood Islands East at 7.

singing. Louis Harris._ L-707-8-26-1i.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLANIL-Rev. Harvey Bishop will preach Sabbath 23in at Murray River at 10.30 A. M Irish 2.30 and Bclle River at '1 P.M.

L-97-ii-26-1i.

CORNWALL UNITED CHARGE Auuust 28th. Comwsll: SS. i0 AM‘. Service 11 A. M. Kingston: Service 2.10 P. M. S. S. 3.30 P. M. New Dominion: S. S. 10.30 A. M. Service 730 P ev. E, R. Woodsitie, Zilinister. L-‘IM-B-ZG-li.

(‘BURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. R J. Westaway will preach on Sab- lliltll, All'llSl. 28th at. Summersido ill 11 QI-ock A. M. Stancliil 2.30 l’. .\i and “People's Church" Char- luitetinvii at 7 P. M. L-GWI-B-ZG-li.

(‘AYENDISII CHARGE. — W01‘- sliin on Sunday, August 28th in North Rustico at 11 A. M. Worship \\lll be lrEld in Stnnlev Bridge in in.» evening as there wil be a Mas- 0111C Service (it 3 P. M. at‘. which let-v. Wm. A. Patterson, M. A. B, D. itili preach. Geo. W. Tiliey, Miiiis- ter L-GilB-B-ZG-li.

SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SER- VIFES will be held at Orr-veil Head Lliiizeti Church on Sunday. Au ust 2am. at 11 A. M. and no P. M. he Rev. D. M. Sinclair" will preach in {.‘..n~iic at the morning service. The special preacher in the evening will be Rev. Thomas Goodwill, of 0n- iti-‘o. At this service there will be s; cinl music by the Cherry Valley Tiio. L-638-8-24-26.

CENTRAL PARISH CHURCH announcements. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed by the Rev. T. W. Goodwill assisted in" Lloyd Henderson at Churchill 0:1 Sunday. Auziist. 2811i at 10:30 a. in service of baptism at the same lwur. Clyde River 2:30 p. m; C chill 7:30 n. m. Preparatory as follows: Canoe Cove. Aumist 23rd. at 8 p. m. (‘twinge prayer meeting at the ii me of Mrs. MacRae. Bonsliaw Wrdiiescliiy 24th. 8 p. m. Churchill ‘Tliiirsdziy 25th, S p. m. Saint. (.'.!'.li(‘1'll1t3S Friday 26th. 1:30 p. m. (Hiurcliill Saturday 27th. at B D- in. Thanksgiving service Churchill Monday. August 20th. at 10 a. in. Lloyd Henderson. Student. . 622-8_-,23-_2l_.

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North Granville Poll

.~\ meeting oi’ the. Conservative I-IIc-clors of the North Granville Poll will be IIPIII in the North Granville llall on 'l‘ucsdny. August the 30th at 8 o'clock. All Consi-i-vzit yo Elec- tors are requested 1.0 bi; D7050!"- lmpnrtant business.

PER ORDER. OF COMMITTEE. l.-l}18-8-2.i-26. Lwft-Yi

Conservative Meeting

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.\ general mvctmg of the P0" “"" lu- hcld M Whcatley River "a" "‘ Mllurday, the 21th of August i1. 3.1m P. M. for purpose of apllvlnl-lfll a Committee 8w.

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or ANGUS E. PAQU ET Charlottetown

~ tral Bedeque; 3.

BHARLUTTETUWN BUSINESS COLLEGE Resumes Work on

Tuesday, Sept. 6th, 1938

For best results enter_on or the opening date as possible. Remember "l9

"it mm‘ tmardiall I I iPliliiiliiiirtcial Exhibition

Prize

CLASS 5B

Sec 1—Hooked Door Mlt:_ l. Mrs. Geo. Pickard. W. Roy. alty; 2. Mrs. Major Towseiit, sum.

merslde‘. 3. 1Vlrs. W. H. Horne, £33m; 4. Mrs. ma Rennie,

Sec. %-Ilooked Door Mgt-All Wool:— ,

_l. Alice M. Dickerson, Himtor River; 2. Helen Wigmore, elven. dish; 3. Vivian Woodside, Mar- gate; 4. Mrsfl Fred Rennie.

Sec. 3—liooked Door Mat any other Kind:-

l. Beth Coles, Milton; 2. Mrl‘. Percy Dlckleson. Hunter River; 3. Mrs. Arthur Roberts. Wlnsloe.

Sec. 5—Ilooked Rugs, gny mp,- terlal except yarn:-

1. Mrs. John Stockman, 114 1-2 K611i; 2. Mrs. Geo. A. Melliah, .Summeiyl1le; 3. Mrs, John w, Dawson. Central Bedeque.

Sec. li-llooked Rug Any Mag". lal except yam-Conventional:

1. Mrs. John A. Dawson; 2. Mn. .-L. H. D. Howatt, School St. City; 8. Mrs. Roy Bell. Stanhope.

‘Sec. ‘l-Ilooked Rug animal do- sgnz-

1. Mrs. Arthur Roberto; l. Mill Annie Smith. King Square; 3. Mrs. Edgar Easter. Wiltshire.

Sec. li-llooked Rug, hndaeope or Marine Design:-

1. Mrs. S. Mullins, Carleton. South: 2. Mrs. Irving Leard, Ceri-

Mrs. John A. Dawson.

Sec. il-A-Ilooked Rug! Floral

Design:-

1. Mrs. John Dawson; 2. Vivian Woodside; 3. lib-s. H. B. Miellwen, Stanley Bridge.

- Sec 9-5-

1. Mrs. E. A. Stewart, Caven-

ldish; 2. Mrs. Leslie Robinson,

Shemogue. N. 3.: 3. Mn. Arthur Pigeon, Park Corner.

Sea. lly-Flooked Rug, Land- scape or Marine Design:- 1. Mrs. Edwin Arthur, Alber-

ton; 2. Mrs. Dr. Fleming, Stanley Bridge; 3. Mrs. Blanche Rennie.

Sec. ll-llooked Rug, Conven- tlonal:-

1. Mrs. R. D. Cameron. Elmira; 2. Mrs. Dr. Fleming, Stanley Bridge; 3. Mrs. Charles McKenzie. Bradalbane.

Sec. l2—lIooked Rug Animal De- slgn:—- -

1. Mrs. Fftd Rennie; 2. Mrs. Pheobe Carson. 60 Kent St... City; 3. Miss Helen Peters. Rollo Bay.

Sec. lit-Hooked. Rug any other klnd:_.

1. Mrs. Percy H. Dicieson; 2. Beth Goles; 3. Mrs. R. E. Suther- land. 44 Brighton Rd.

Sec. IA-Jiooked Square, other kind:-

1. Mrs. John Dawson; 2. N- A. Dflffah. E. Royalty; 2. Neil McDonald. Churchill; 3. D. F. Fraser. North River.

Sec. l5—-llooked Square, material:-

1. Mrs. John Dawson; 2.

Ill]

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

l!!! Mrs.

Sec. Iii-Machine Hooked Rug:

1. Mrs. Lloyd Bell. Stanhopezd. Mrs. Mary Bruce. 96 Fitzroy.

Sec. l'l--Bralded Rug, All Wool:

1. Ryte Norton, Prince St., City: 2. Mrs. Teresa Devereaux. New Haven, R...R.; 3. Mrs. L. H. Coles. Milton.

Scc. lit-Braided Bathroom Mat:

1. Mrs. L. Robinson; 2. Miss Ryte Norton: 3. Kathleen Dar- rah, Clyde River.

Sec. ill-Crochet Mat:-

1. Miss Florence E. MacL-eod, Richmond St.; 2. Sarah ‘Premere, Hampshire; 3. Mrs. Sarah Benoit.

Sydney St, City.

Sec. ZiF-Mat, best original de- slgn:—-

1. Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, Cen-

tral Street; 2. Mrs. Howard B. Wood. Victoria; 3. Mrs. Joe Rob- inson. York.

Sc-c. ZZ-B-Chalr Seats:—

1. Mrs. J. Louis McKay. Sum- merside; 2. Mrs. H. B. McEwen, Stanley Bridge; 3. Mrs. John A. Dawson.

Sec. 22—A—llomespun Coverlet:

1. Doris Down, 35 Victory Ave, City.

See. 24-10 yards of Twllled Flannel:--

1. Mrs. McFadyen, Clyde River; 2. Mrs. T. R. Beer, Ch‘town, R. R. ‘l; 3. Mrs. Norman Ferguson, In- dian River. R. R. 6.

See. Zi-Table Cloth made from Island grown flax:-

1. Mrs. A. E. Whitman, Lower Montague.

Sec. 26-—Draft Weaving, 6 ydl:

1. Mrs. Wm. Clements, White Sands; 2. Mrs. McFadyen, Clyde River.

See 27—0ne pair of Union Blankets:-

l. Mrs. i... B. Linklotter. Sum- merside. R. R. 2; 2. Mrs. McFad- yen, Clyde River.

_See. ‘IS-Best hank of homo- made yarn, any color:-

1. Mrs. Leslie Bryanton, Win- sloc; 2. Mrs. E. Saunders, Win- sloe Rd; 3. Mrs. Norman Fergu-

l. Sec. til-Fancy Dog, hand worn 1. Helen Roper, P. 0. Box 394, Cli‘town; 2. Mrs. J. H. Blanchard. 1_l;4__U‘pper Prince St, CityLZi. My.

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Instruction. as soon after

take a position, and con-

‘s apply toz- UTHERLAND

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

Business College

Stright. S‘Side. -

List

Ju. Show care Mrs. 1.’. J. Mc- Millan. York Pt,

Sec. 30—Any other pleoe o! home woven material:-

1. Mrs. Jas. Shaw; 2. Muriel Haslam Galvin, Springfield; 3.

l. Mrs. Warfieid Orr, New Glass 30w; 2. Mrs. Reginald Gaudet, St. Nicholas. P. E. L; 3. Mrs. Wil. liam Woodslde, Hamilton.

Sec. Iii-E-

1. lidrs. Stephen Bertram, Fred- ericton; 2. lvlirs. John A. Dawson; 3. Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lower Valley. .

Special Prize Door Mat:-

Mrs. Felix Peters, Rollo; Bay.

Special Prize Door Mat:-

Alice Partridge, Fitzroy St. City.

Special Prize Door Mat

Mrs. Reginald Bell, 61 Edward Street, City.

CLASS 69 DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

Sea. 1—Homn-imade Fruit Cake without lclnx——1 Mrs. Preston Wood, Southport; 2 Mrs. Frank McRae, Whealey River, P. E. I.; 3 Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brackle , P. E. I.

S00. 2—Home-ma.de p in Pounl Coke. without Icing-_l. Mrs. L. H, Poole, Montague, P. E. I" 2 Mrs. Percy Moreside, '15 oriebiii- so, Charlottetown; 3 Mrs. Stephen Hol- royd, Winsloe, P. E. I,

Seo._3—Plain Sponge Cake With- out Icing-d Mrs. Cecil Jenkins. Mt. Edward Road; 3 Veronica McPhee, 21 Lcngworth St... Giarlottetown.

Sec. 4—llolne-made Single Loaf, Imported Flour, White - 1 Mrs. Frank Roper, Box 294, Charlotte- town; 2 Mrs. N. A. Dari-sch. East Royalty; 3 Miss Lillian Robinson, Brackle Pt, P. E. I.

Son. Home-made Loaf Whole Wheat Bread-l Mrs. Frank Rope Box 294, Charlottetown; 2 Mrs. Michael Bunke. Georgetown, P. E. 1.; 3-Mrs. A. J. Warren, 218 Fitz- roy St.. Charlottetown,

Sec. fi-Home-made Single Loaf Island F1oui-—1 Mrs. G, H. Harper,

East. Royalty. P. E. 1.; 2 Mrs. A. J Warren, 218 Fitzroy st, cit, - 3 Hrs. Ilugh J. McLean, Clyde ver,

P. E. I.

See. ‘l-Tea. Biscuits —one Doz- on-l Mrs. Cecil Jenkins, Mt. Ed- ward Rd; 2 Mrs. E.» J. Vessey York; 3 Mrs. Lloyd Moreside, 2 Upper Hillsboro St.

Sec. ll-Dollghntlk — One Dozen —l Miss Florence E. McLeod, Z33 Richmond St.; 2 Violet Matheson, 35 Elm Avenue; 3 Mrs. L. H. Poole, Montague.

Sec. il-Pulf Pastry-Small Size -One Dozen——l Mrs. R0 Huestis, l4 School St.; 2 Mrs. G. . Ha%r, East Royalty, P. E. L; 3 Miss w. Wheatley, ‘if! Bayfield St.

Soc. 10 -—Loaf Nut or Fruit - 1. Mrs. G. R. Bain, Cornwall, P. E. 1.; 2 Mrs. Box 294, Moose,

S Rolls -— 1 Violet Matheson. 35 Elm Ave. Char- lottetown; 2 Mrs. Laura. Bustiri, York, P. E. 1.; 3 Mrs. Major Mc- - Rae, Central Royalty ~

Sec. l ne Dosen Fancy Cook- lea-l Reta Wheuti , ‘l3 Bayfleld St., City; 2 Mrs, w lard Prcwse, Brackley. P. E. I.

Sec. One Dozen Oatmeafl Cakes-l Emma Gallant, York Pt.; 2 Della. Hurry. Charlottetown. R. R. 6: 3 Mrs. M. Waterworth, East Baltic, P. E. I.

Sec. 14—Layer Cake-J ,Preston Wood. Charlottetown, R. . 1; Mrs, L. H. Poole, Montague. P. E. l, 3 Emma Gallant, York Point.

. E. I. Soc. l5—ll0lled Jelly Cake —- l Mrs. 1w. Watterworth. East Baltic, P. . I.; 2 Mrs. Herbert Coles, Mll- tém; 3 Hazel Bryenton. Brackley, P. . I. e0. 1$-~Ap|)le Pie-l Mrs. Pres- Wood, Charlottetown, R. R. 1; 2 Jessie Harper, East Royalty. P. E. 1.; 3 Mrs. L. H. Poole, Montague,

E. I

Sec. 17--Lemon Pie -- 1 Mus. L. 1-1. Poole. Montague; 2 Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brackley; 3 Mrs. Laura Bustln, York.

Sec. 18—0ne Dozen Scotch Cake -—1 Mrs. Harold Mclnnis, Parkdale, Saint, Avards; 2 Mrs. Arthur Rob- erts. Winsloe. P. E. 1.: 3 Mrs. Hugh J. McLean. Clyde River.

Sec. 19—Gin er Snaps-d Mrs. H. W. Clay. Char ottetown, R. R. 3; 2 Miss Laura Nicholson, Montague; 3 Marlon Vessey, York.

Sec. 20—llome-made Wild Straw- berry Preserve-d Mrs. Harvard

2o

Mareside, City.

Peas — 1 U lev Pt.; N. Milton; a Mrs. Cyrus o. Picltard, wgitc Royalty

~ K Beans — 1 Mrs. Herbert, Ooles, Mll- ton; 2 Mrs. A. E. Wlghtman, 10w- er Montague; G. Pickardk West. Royalty.

Beets — 1 Mrs. Herbert Coles, M11- ton; 2 Mrs. Wylie Gibson. Marsh- field; 3 Mrs. G. Puncher, Char-

Lean. Clyde River;

Royalty, 2. Della Hurry, Charlotte-

Wood, Victoria. P. E. L; 2 MTS- A1‘- thur Wright. Suminerside; 3 Mrs.‘ Hudson Pridhain, Alberton. P. E, I. ec. 21 -— Homo-made Cultivated Strawberry Preserve-l Miss Katie. Murchison. North River, P. E. Ia‘ 2 Mrs. L. H. Poole. Montague; 3, Lucy A. McLure, North Rustlco. Sec. Z2—l-lnmc-mnrle Wild Slrfl-W-

berry Preserve-d Mrs. W. Albert| Mouse, Kensnigwn; 2 Mrs. E. J.v Vessey. York: 3 Mrs. L.- H, P0013] Montague, | See. 23 — Home-made Cultivated 17.55pm ., Preserve-J Mrs. Willard Prowse. Brackley; 2 Mis. Ira

North Mllton;,3 Alice Murchison» North River.

Scc. 2l—lI0me-made Black Cur- rant Preserve - 1 Mrs. W. Albert Moose, Kensington. P. E. L; 2 KM-le Murchison, North River; 3 Miss An- nie Smith. 64 Gt. George St... City. Sec. 25—l-lome-mado Cherry Pre- lervo—i Mrs. John Howatt. FAst

Royalty; 2 Mrs. W. Albert Mbase. Ifilntslngton; 3 Mrs. Ba Rodd, N. o

n.

5 , 23-}: ins-made Plum Pre- " 11353333133333? 2 Mrs’ -' ' pVl/illarvil Prowse:

Sec. 2"! — Home-made Oranl! Marmalade-l Margaret. A. Jones, Tea Hill. P. E. 1.; 2 Mrs. John HOW- gm, 1:13}, Fatty; :3‘ Mrs. Preston Marlon. dLiiI-‘lils-ma m; Bod current Jelly-i Mrs. Elmer Cotes. N- Mil- ton; z Mrs. L. Hubley, Lower Mantegna 3 W. s. Brown. 195

zi- .. .

gggygpfloirg-mode Black Cur- rlnt Jelly — 1 Mrs. H. S, Moose, Kenshigwn; 2 M18. A. E. Wi ht- nun, Lower Montofifle: 3 M". I1-

eat Oolea, Milton.

s”, ao-l-lmne-mado Crab A pie Jelly-l. Mrs. Emect. Ooles, Mil n; 2 Mrs. A. E. Wightman, Lower ofriontacue; 3 Mrs. E. V9555’.

of‘.

Soc. il-llome-mads A plo Jelly __.|_ Mm 1i; J. Vesscy, Yor ; 2 Mrs. L. Hubley. Lower Montague; 3 Mrs, Herbert Colea. Milton.

See. 32-¢Best Collection of (4) Harm-made Jtilllu - 1 Mrs. Wil- fred J. MacDonald. Covehead Rd-i 2 Mrs. E. J.‘ Vessey, York; 3 Mrs. Ir Rodd, Molten.

sii-llome-msdo Canned Cul- tivated Strawberries - 1 Mrs. Wil- fred J. MacDonald. coveliead Rd.‘ z ivm. HufOld mien. 4o Richmond

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Mrs. IraRodd. Milton; 3 Mrs. Percy

Sec. 35 —- Home-made Canned lums -- 1 Mrs. Leslie Bryentcn,

insioa; 2 Mrs. Willard‘ Prowse, Prackley; 3 Mrs. Lra. Rodd, N. Mil- o

n.

Sec. 36 — Home-made Canned llian Robinson, Brack- 2 Mrs. Elmer Coles

37 —' Home-made Strln

3 Mrs. Cyrus

Home-nude Canned

CC-

Sec. Chloken — 1 Mrs.

Bain, Cornwall; 3 Mrs. Howatt, 44 School St., City.

Sec, Home-made Canned‘ Beet‘ - 1 Mrs. G. H. Harper. East

town, n, n. o; a Mrs. 1.. ii. o. l-lowatt, City.

Sec. 41 — Hume-made Mustaid Pickles — 1 Mrs. Victor Shaw. Mi. Edward Rd; 2 Mrs. Hudson Prid- ham, Alberton, R. R. 2; 3. Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brackley Pt.

Sec. 42 -—- Home-mane Pickles, Sweet — 1 Mrs. Cyrus G. Pickarirhl West Royalty; 2 Mrs. Wylie Gibson. Marsliiield; 3 Mrs. Elmer Cotes. N. Milton.

Soc. 43 — Ilomc-m-‘ule ‘Chow- chow — 1 Mrs. Cyrus G. Pickard. West Royalty; 2 Mrs. Edward Brown. 73 Cumberland St-z 3 Alice Murchison, North River.

Sec. 44 - Home-made Tomato Catsup - 1 Mrs. Andrew Jardlne, Freetown; 2 Mrs. E. D. Gillis. 1'75

Fitzroy st, Cit; 3 Mrs. Elmer Coles. North Mlton.

Sec. — Home-made Chili Sauce — l Mrs. E. D. Gillls. 75 Fitzroy st... 2 lvlrs. Andrew Jar- dine, Freetown; 3 Mrs. Ira Rodd, N, Milton.

CLASS ‘I0

Sec. 5 - Best Display of Clnflfll Iobstors — l Mrs. G. H. 38-11391‘. Eadisngyaltyiaq Dhloy of gunned smiiiui - 1 Mn. 0.1-1. amr. East R0 al

t . cmssy-nlepvcariou arm NATURAL HISTORY Sec. 3—To m» pupils 0T a nub-

cummon and scientific names:_ 1, Harry Hyde. Cornwall.

sects, labelled:- 1- Jessie Harper, E. Royalty.

labelled:- 1. Jessie Harper. Soc. 4-—-Collectlon

of

l. Jessie Harper.

Sec. 5—Oc-llectlon Leaves, labelled:-

1. Jessie Harper.

Sec. 6—Cnllectlon Asrteuitiii-u Weeds, labelled:-

of

Jessie Harper. Sec. pressed and mounted:-

Vessey, York.

Sec. 8—Collection of disease giving names:-

1. Jessie Harper.

Sec. tt-Speclal Sect. Weed Seam-

McLaine, Ch'tcwn. , CLASS 73—MANUFACTURES

Sec. 6--Soaps, Toilet:-

sington; 2. Mrs. Box 294. Ch'town.

CLASS ‘ll-MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES

Soc. Z-Colleciion Baskets.

Sec. 8—Shcepskin Mats- ' 1. Mrs. Atliol Roberts. 80o. Il-Stringed Instruments: 1. Gordon Banks, Annandalo.

GLASS ‘Li-MISC ELLANEOUS

mode, exhibited by maker:-

llo school section aklng the bul- uul beat arranged exhibit of nl- tlve woods (named) :-

1_ Rob. Dixon, York.

Sec ‘l-No awurds.

Sec. ll-Boat woodwork spool- men (Grade 8H-

1. Preston Cudmoiw. Winoloe Road.

Sec. 9-8001- woodwork spool- rneri (Grade 7):-

1. Keith Cudmoro, Winsloo.

CLASS 72-81815. INSECTS WEEDS, ETC.

S“. 1—Collootlon of Stuffed

And Embalmer

Ambulance Service DAY and NIGHT

Btuiclstar: guAgnee Bagloie, 06 Ed- wafirec. 3U — ‘llfrmwmade Cultlvatul

- lswsrsifia-od ‘sh: s".

‘l7 Fitzroy St. — Phone 038

Point; 2. Mrs. Sevison Rocky Pt

exhibited by maker:-

Wm. Munn. Wheatley River. Mn. Madeline Paul. Rocky Pt. See. lb-Strlnged Instrument: 1. Gordon Banks. Annandalo. CLASS I'M-GRAINS I! SEEDS

I. Stanley Hyde, Cornwall.

variety-must be named:-

Sec.

Elmer Hyde, Cornwall; 3.

Vikssaey, York. 1. W. H. Vessey.

other variety-must he named: i. Hamilton Watts.

1. W. 1-1. MacEwen; Frank B. Jones. nal; 4. Stanley Hyde

Soc. ‘h-One Bun other variety-must be llllllQd!

Birds and Maiinmalsfldbclledwvitl? '1.’ w? H. Vessey. Sec. 2—Colleetlon of Native In-

Sec. 3—Collectlon of Insects. in- jurlous to useful plants or trees,