' 1 Clue 59 - Fruit ,

as Commercial IPR014886! vl-

ol¢:¢?pln'boxes for emport.-A1exan- dgr; 1--S. R. Ll¥ll01_ §?11u|¢D°l’t- Gravensteinsi 1°"H- in-. Bent? 2-

3, R. -14019- ` ' '

Apple, 93.901-,t,, A. 'VJ 1-IE. .

Bsntu Apples-oommewlel and ~7 ,,,hm,,d¢1-_;,.1-S. R.:~Lane; . E. Bent; 3-G. H;-HarpS_l‘,_l‘-loot Roni!! 4--Frank Lowther, Cornwall.

Baldwin: 1.-.1-1, ill. Bent; 2-Jas.

Essory; 1-Frank Lowther; 2- H.

Baxter; 1-Frank Lowther; 2-H.

E. Bent; 3-Roland Meikle, city.

Bellefleum (B'|€h0ll Piillllllls) 1-H-

E_ Bent; 2-Frank Lowther.

Ben Davis; 1-Mrs. D. T. Fraser,

North River; 2-Wm. Mclntyre; 3- (;_ H. Harper; 4-Captain McPhee, Geoitown. Blennsin Pinvins; 1-H_ E. Bent;

2-Frank Lowther.

Golden Russet; 1-H. E. Bent;

2-Wm. McIntyre, Montague; 3- S. R_ mug; 4-Frank Lowther. Gravensteins; 1-S. R. Lane; 2-

Mrs. Wm. Mutoh, Rocky Pt.; 3- Captain MePihee; 4-Chas. Newson, Rmky Bt.

King of Tomkins; 1-H. E. Bent;

2-Wm. Mclntyre; 3-S. R. Lane.

Monn; 1-Verna Newson, Ch’tofwn;

2-Wm. McIntyre; 3-S. R. Lane; 4-Capt. Mc-Rhee. 1 Northern Spy; 1-S. R. Lune; 2- H. E. Bent; 3-Ca-pt. McPhee; 4-

Verna Newson.

Ontario; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-D. J. stewart; L. Montague; 3- Frank Lowther; 4-Jas. Essery.

Stark; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-Verna

Newson; 3-Jas. Essery.

Wealthy; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-'Chas Nlewson, Rocky Pt.; 3-Frank Low- ther; 4-S. R. Lane. Apples, domestic and home mar-

ket; Betlngheimer; 1-Capt. Me-

Plhee.

Chenango Strawiberry; 1-D.' J. Stewart, `L. Montague; Z-Frank Lo- wther.

Cox’s Orange Pippin; 1-H. E.

Bent; 2-Wm. McIntyre.

Duchess of Oldenberg; 1-L. J.

Reddin, city; 2-Beatrice Matthew, West Covehead; 3-Mrs. William Mutch, Rocky , Point; 4--fMrs. H. Pierce, Pownal.

Fameuse; 1-W-m. McIntyre. I<‘allu.wa'tee; 1-H. E. Bent. lnloenmnn; 1-Wan. Mclntyre; 2-,

M Ph `

Ca/pt. c ee. lied Astracan; 1-Mrs. John An-. drew, East Royalty; 2-Henbert Le- wis, York; 3-S. R. Lane; 4-Mrs. H McKinnon, Higihfield. _

Ribson Pippin; 1--Geo. Howard; 2

-Verna Newsom; 3-Cwpt. McPhee 4-Mrs. Wm. Mutch.

Wagner; 1-H. E. Bent. Williams Favorite; 1-D..J. Stew-

art; 2-Mrs. John Andrew. _

Winter Bough; 1-Wm. Mclntyre

2-Ca-pt. McPhee; 3-Frank Lowther

Woli' winter; 1-Chas. Newson; 2

~W.m,. Mclntyre: 3-Mrs. William Muitch; 4-Capt. 1M~cPhee.

Yellow Transparent; 1-‘Percy Bar-

low, city; 2-S. `R. Lane; 3-Edna Diamond, city; 4-‘Miss T. Newson, ` Cornwall.

Best arranged fruit desert -for din-

ing tnble (open to ladies only); 1-- Mrs. G. H. Harper, East Royalty.

Collection of beet 10 sorts or com-

mercial apples; 1-H. E. Bent; 2- S. R. Lane; 3--J. R. Essery, 'Union

Road. '

Collection of best 5 sorts of ap-

'Dies grown on P. E. I.-any kind. 1

~S. R. Lane; 2-Jas. Essery.

Best exhibit of aples grown in 1918

1-Jas. Es

sory.

Cm-b 8199165: dish of 20, Transcen-

dent; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-captain

1 1

_Anal _ After'sli1“‘1|1i11g

1 1, I Slll00llI.

MANY men_ suffer

_ drlltation ofthe skin

“°..,¢.,it1assumes-a form o,

Wins and weigh V

C little of Dr.

after 'shav-

'8.'K‘

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1 liner. 1-s. R. 1.111111; z-D. J. Btewart-

Florence: 1-R. E. M teh oi .' 2-1s~1»1111i= u1_1m1,¢1,,.,_ “_ ' “_ ' PW".-Dish of 20; Cla.pp's Favor- ite; 1-IH. E. Bent. ' ' Bar-len: 1-H. n. Bent- 2-D. J.

HWWQQQF 3-Jas. Essory. I

Beauty: 1-H. E. Bent.

emflh Beauty: 1-H. E. Bent; 2

named. 1-D. J. Stew

BN: 2-H. E. Bent.

Collection not less than 4 sorts of

P98.-rs; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-D. J.

W

I '~ stewart

Plums,-Dish of 20; Yellow cgi; -

1-~ an. Molntwe; 2-Chas Newson; 3- E nt

H. . Be . ` B\1l`bB/ilk! 1--\W1m. Mclntyre; 2 -

H. E. Bent.

Bradshaw; 1-wm. Mcrntyrs; 2-

Katie MoEachern; Long Creek 3'- Mrs. Wm. Gregory, St. _Avs.rds.

Lombard; 1-H. E. Bent; 2-D.

J. Stewart; 3-Wm. Mcllrtyre.

Quakerboss; 1-H. E. Bent. Moord,-, Artic W. Gregory, St. Avards; 2-Mrs. H\1 Gregory, St. Avards; 3-Herfbent Lewis.

4-D. J. Stewart, L. Montaigne.. 'Washingtom 1-D. J. Stewart; 2 -H.. E. Bent.

Prince Englehed; 1-D. J. Stew.. t.

Po .

nds seedling - Fonizhill; 1-G.

H. King, St. _Avards; 2-Mrs. Wm. Gregory.

Blue Damson; 1-Chas. Newsou 2

-Verna. Newson; 3-G. H. King.

Field; 1-G. King; 2-D, J,

Stewart: 3-H. E. Bent.

Imperial Ewge; 1~G. H. Harper,

E. Royalty; 2-D. J. Stewart.

Bavay’s gage or Rei1ne.- Claude do

Bavay; 1-D. J. Stewart; 2-Wm. Mclntyre. '

A. 0. V., named; 1-G. H. King;

2 E Bent 3-D J Stewart

Stewart; 2-H. E. Bent. -

Small ‘bottled fruits _preserved

wfhole and cranb'er.ries;--Best fpeck cranberries cultivated; 1-Mrs. J. C 1McA,ulay, Stanhope; 2-Mrs. Hubert Thom-pson, Dunstatfuiage; 3-W. G. Campbell, Grand Tracadie.

Best peck cranberries,-wild; 1-

John' Wheatley, N. River; 2-Mrs. J. C. M.cAu1lay; 3-W. G. Campbell

Plants and Flowers

Amar-yliis; -1 speobmen; 1-Mrs.

A. Waller, Union Road. -

Begonias, flowering; 1 specimen;

1-Mrs. Geo. Lewis, W. Royalty. Ferns; Andanteium - Maiden Hair; 1 specimen; 1--Freda. Hsszard city.

Fuchius, Double 1 _pot in flower; 1

-Mrs. Patrick Walsh, city.

Fuohias. single 1 pot in flower; 1 Mrs. Patrick Walsh; 2-Mrs. G.

flower; 1-1Mrs. W. A. Miller, Ch towvn Royalty.

Geraniumns single; 2 pots in

flower; 1-Mrs. W. A. Miller.

Hydrangea, Ipot plant, plant in

bloom; 1-Mrs. Geo. Lewis.

ants; rs. . Balsam, 1 plant in bloom; 1-Mrs.

John Matnhewson, Brooklyn.

Campnnula; 1 pot in flower; 1-

Miss Julia Parson, city; 2-David Carr, Balderson, Southport R. R. _

As1pe;ragus; 1-Dot; 1-Mrs. _W. H.

Johnson, city; 2-Mrs. W. A. Miller

Flowers,-Cut. blooms. Antirrh-i-nunm; Snapdragon; cut

bloom; 1-Geo. C1hiiton; 2-Mrs. D. J. Stewart, L. Montague.

Asters, best collection 12 blooms

not less-than 4 colors; 1-G. C-hilton 2-Earnest Bu-rke.

Carnations; Marguerites; 3 or

more fblooms; 3 colors; 1-Mrs. D. J. Svtewar-t; '

12 1-Mrs

Calliopsis, sprays; . D.

J. Stewart; 2-George Chilton.

Calendula; 5 blooms; 1-*Mm D-

J. Stewart; 2-Geo. Chilton.

Dahlias; double show; 5 blooms

only; 1-L. A. Haszard.. -

Dahl-las; double -pompom; 5 blooms

only; 1-L1. A. Haszard; 2-Miss

lHs.v~lland. city . _ `

Dahllae; cactus; fancy 5 blooms

-only; 1-L. A. Haszax-d.~~

' Dahlias, Daeonyi ‘dlowered 5 blooms; 1-L.. A. Haszard. Cosmos 5 sprays; 1-Earnest Burke 2-Miss Haviland.

Dahlias single 5 blooms only; 1-

'L. A. Haszard; 2-Mrs. Di. J. Ste-

wart.

Dianthus double 6 blooms; 1-`-Mrs.

D_ J_ Stewart; 2-Earnest Burke.

Disnuhfus single 3 blooms; _1-E.

'Burkgf 2--G90. Chll!0ll.

'.Del.pR1lniu1m (Larkspur) annuals 6

blooms; 1-Mrs. D. J. Stewart..

mmimings; heat bwuiiet with or

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namental xmes ' ‘ ' - - - Stewart; 2--Geo. Chilton. ` Go}illardia;` annual ' » ‘double 6

»1 ~ 1-. _.1 .A 1, .

gbioomspi-1Mrs. D. J. Stowurt, 2-

K°°’~' tl" 819'" 3”" *M I ow. c|1nw11. f $1"-_>

Giadiolur 5 spikes of lrloonsronly disarm 1»if11~11; 1-D._~J. stewart: 2 -Geo. Chilton.

Hydrangea; Paniculata.; granditlo-

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oily; 3-Mrs D I

Pansies; dish of 12 blooms onli 3

distinct colors; 1--Mrs. D. -T. Str-

2- Goo. Giilton.

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Goraniums, double; 2 pots in I

Hanging pot or basket; assorted 1 ;

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