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Harry Thomas

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Nat. Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra

Helen Kane

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114111111183‘ Limited na Gordon. Ch’town; 2, M. S. Mer- iii ~ ' cer, Toronto.

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Provincial Exhibition Eliza List

(Fontirueti from lnge2)

Sec. ‘aw-Braided Bathroom Mats, —l. Mrs. Hector Campbell; 2, Mrs. Patrick Boylan. Chiown.

Sec. 25.—-Braided Rugs-l. Mrs. E. H. Norton. Chlown.

Trayon, Ch’town; 2, Mrs. Norman Ferguson. Q Sec. Tie-Quilt. white-l. Mrs. J. R. Allan; 2, Mrs. Duncan Robertson, North River. Sec. 28.—Shawl, white or colored —1. Mrs. J. B. Gaudet. Chtown. Sec. 29.—Lace Specimen-l. E. A. M. McMun-ay; 2, Mrs. J. R. Allan. Sec. 3l.—Bedroom Slippers. — 1, Mrs. A. G. Savage; 2, Mrs. J. R. Allan; 3. Mrs; W. S. Brown.

Sec. 32.—Lady's Slip-on Sweater. white or colored-—l, Annie LeBlanc. Ch‘town.

Sec. 33.—l pair Men's Woolen Gloves. any color.-—1. Mrs. Sarah Vnnlderstine; 2, Mrs. George Lewis.

Sec. 34.—-l pair Ladies’ Woolen Gloves, any color.—l, Alberta. Lewis; 2, Mrs. George Lewis.

Sec. 35.—Gent‘s Knitted Fancy Vest-—l. Mrs. Sarah Vaniderstine, _ Clftown; 2, Mrs. R. A. Houston.

Sec. 36.—One pair Women's Plain Black Stockings. any kind oi yarn. —l. Mrs. John McDonald. Ch‘town.

Sec. 3'I.-—One pair Women's Plain Stockings. any color except black, any kind of yarn|-l. Alberta Lewis; 2. Mrs. George Lewis.

Sec. Bil-Two pairs Women's plain Black Stockings. made of Island yam-l.‘ Mrs. Neil Darrach.

Sec. 39.—Two apirs Women's plain Stockings. any color except black, made of Island yarn.-—1. Mrs. John Sharpe, Ch'town; 2. Mrs. Neil Dar- rach. Clyde River.

Sec. 40.—Two pairs Men's Socks, any color, Island wool.—l, Mrs. B. Williams. Ch'town; 2, Mrs. Neil Dar- rach. Clyde River.

Sec. 41.—Two pairs Men's Socks. any color and kind oi yarn, — 1. Mrs. B. Williams; 2, Mrs. George Lewis.

Sec. 43.—Two pairs Men's Plain Woolen Mitts. any color and kind oi yarn-l, Mrs. Ben]. Houston; 2. Mrs. Alex McRae.

Sec. 45.--Collection oi Knit Work, not less than four articles-l, Mrs. James Tait; 2. Mrs. R. A. Houston.

Sec. 46.—Petticoat, any color, — 1. Mrs. A. G. Savage; 2. Mrs. John J. McLean. Long Creek.

Sec. 48.—Lady’s Coat Sweater,-—1, Mrs. John J. McLean.

Special Prize for Knit Suit. 1.—Annie LeBlanc. Chtown.

OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY. Class SL-MISCELLANEOUS ART WORK.

Oil Paintings-Original.

Sec. 1.——Portrait or figure from liie,—l, M. S. Mercer. Toronto, Ont.; 2. Mrs. John McCoubrey. Summer- side. -

Sec. 2.—Animals.-l. Ethel Harris Mitchell. Montreal; 2. Mrs. John McCoubrey.

Sec. 3.--Landscape or Marine-l, Georgie Reid. Borden; 2. J. E. Har- ris, Ch‘town.

Sec. 4.—-Still Life. any subject-l. Georgie Reid; 2, Mary McDonald.

Water Colors-Original

Mitchell; 2. Edna Gordon.

Sec. 7.—Landscape or Marine-l. 1. Helen Haszard. Ch'town; 2, J. E. Harris, Ch’town.

Sec. 8.—-St_ill life, any subjects-l, Ethel Harris Mitchell; 2. M. S. Mer- cer. Toronto.

Drawings in One Colon-Original.

Sec. ffi-POPCTBHL. subject from liiv: —l, Edna Gordon; 2, M. S. Mercer.

Sec. m-Drswlng from cast.--l Audrienne Perry, Summerside; 2. Georgie Reid.

Sec. lL-Pencil or Crayon. any subject.—l. Helen Haszard; 2, J. A. Lawson. Ch'town.

Sec. 12.—Pen and Ink, any subject —1. Ethel Harris Mitchell; 2, M. S. Mercer. Toronto.

Pastels-Original.

Sec. i3.—-Portrait oi’ Figure from 59111“ 1 111111‘ 31”“ 1111-"1- 511-11111 H- Life-—1. M. s. Mercer; 2. Ethel Har- 5121"“? 11' M- A- 1mm; 3» Am? 1--

ris Mitchell.

Sec. lt-Londscape or Marine-l, Mary McDonald; White, York Point.

Oil Painting-Copies.

Sec. 16.—Portrait or Figure, —l, Jelly, 1 pint-l, Mrs. J. l-‘t. Allan; 2,

Sec. 26.—Alghan,——l,,uMiss M. n. l

kins; 3, Ella Diamond.

a M _ D m rant Jelly, i pint.\—1, Mrs. Allison ' ~15 m, Holmes; 2, Mrs. John Ferguson; 3, M" J D Stewart Mrs. John B. Andrew. ' ' ' ‘

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I Sec. 21-80mm, any subject. -— l. Ethel Harris Mitchell: 2. M. K. E. Bruce, Beaver Mines, Alberta.

Pastels-Copies. 1 Sec. 23.—Portrait or Figure. — 1. . Vera Hyde. Cornwall; 2. Mrs. David White.

Sec. 24.--Landscape or Marine-—1. Etiid Mcuoa. Ch‘town; 2, Anna J.| Mclnnis, Clftown. 1 Sec. 26.—Crayon Copy. any sub- iect.—l. Ellie Brehsut, Chtown; 2. Edmond Christopher. Chtown.

Hand Painted China (Fired-l ~ Sec. 28.—Conventional Treatment. —l, Mary McDonald; 2, Anna J. Mclnnis. v Sec. 29.-—Lustre Treatment. one; or more pieces.—l, Georgie Reid: 2. ' Mary McDonald.

Amateur Photography.

Sec. 30.—Best collection or Island or any part oi Canadian Landscape —l, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sec. 33.—0ne or more Raised Paste-—l, Mrs. John McCoubrey.

Class 55.—0lL PAINTINGS.- ORIGINAL. Open lo Professionals

Sec. l.-—Figure or Portrait. — 1. Mary Allison Doull, Cape Traverse. Sec. 2.—Landscape or Marine-l. Mary Allison Doull.

Water Colors-Original Sec. 3.—Lnndscape or Marine. —1. Mary Allison Doull; 2, Helen Has- zard, Ch'town.

Class 56.-—2|AND MODELING Made of Island Clay or Mixture o! Island Clay with other material. Sec. 1.—-Animal. Figure or any other subject.—l, Mary Allison Doull. Sec. 2.—Groups of 3 or more pieces -l, Mary Allison Doull.

Special Prize. — 1. J. F. Baker. Ch'town.

Class 58.--IIONEY AND APIARY SUPPLIES.

Open to all Bee-Keepers. Sec. l.—Two 1 quart bottles of light. extracted honey,—l, Harold Newson, Ch‘town,.R.R. 'l. Sec. 5.—Best 2 lbsoi‘ Bees Wax- l, Harold Newson. '

Class Sit-DOMESTIC PT. Work oi’ Women, and Ch en. Sec. L-Home-made Fruit Cake, without lcing.—l, Mrs. W. W. Jen- kins, Georgetown; 2. Mrs. J. R. Al- lan; 3, Mrs. James McLean.

Sec. 2.—Home-made Plain Pound. Cake. without icing-—l, Mrs.‘ J. R. Allan; 2. Mrs. James Tait; 3,'Mary Sellar, Ch‘town. _ __ . . Sec. lL-Plain Sponge Cake. with- out icing,—~1, Marian McLerman; 2. Mrs. J. R. Allan; 3, Mrs. James Mc- Lean. - » Sec. 4.—Home-msde Single Mai’, impor d flour. white. — 1, Emily Tait; 2. Mrs. John D. Cole; 3, Mrs. Dominic Doyle, Ch'town.

Sec. 5.—Home-made Brown Bread —1. Emily Tait; 2, Mrs. Geo. Har- per; 3. Mrs. Heath Vessey.

Sec. 6.—Home-made Single Loaf. Island flour.—i. Mrs. George Har- per; 2, Mrs. Albert Warren; 3, Mrs. Dominic Doyle.

Sec. 'I.—-Pan Tea. Biscuits, dozen --1, Mrs. Heath Vessey; 2. rs. J. R. Allan; 3, Mrs. James McLean.

Domestic Department. Sec. tL-Doughnuts, 1 dozen, — 1, Mrs. Boswall Carver; 2. Mrs. Allison Holmes; 3, Mrs. J. R. Allan.

' Canned Fruits, Preserves, etc. Sec. im-l-lome-made Wild Straw- berry Jam. one pint glass Jar. —- 1, Mrs. Harry Jenkins; 2, Mrs. J. E. Harris; 3. Mrs. C. W. Mellett.

Sec. li.-Home-made cultivated Strawberry Jam, pint glass jar.— l, Mrs. W. W. Jenkins; 2, Mrs. Bos- wall Carver; 3, Ella Diamond. Sec. 12._—Home-made Wild Rasp- berry Jam. l pint glass Jan-—1. Mrs. W. W. Jenkins; 2. Mrs. Vernon Mc- Millan; 3, Mrs. M. F. Vessey.

Sec. 13.—-Home-made Cultivated Raspberry Jam, 1 pint glass Jan-l, Mrs. Boswall Carver; 2, Mrs. John Ferguson.

Sec. li-l-lome-made Black Cur- , rant Jam, 1 pint glass Jan-—1. Mary Sellar; 2, Mrs. John McGregor; 3, Ella-Diamond. -

Sec. 15-Home-msde Orange Mar- malade, 1 pint glass Jan-l, Mrs. Heath Vessev: 2. Mrs. w. W. Jen-

Sec. ld-Home-made Red Currant

yers. Sec. iI-Home-made Black Cur-

Sec. lil-Home-msde Crab Apple

Mrs. P. E. Keeping. Ch‘town; Ethel Harris Mitchell.

Sec. iI-Landscape or‘ Marine-l, Mrs. David White; 2, Anna J. Mc- i Innis. '

M. S. Mercer. Water Colors-Copies.

1 pint glass Jan-—l, Olga Anderson; 2, Mrs. James McLean; 3, Mrs. J. Sec. l2.—-Portrait or Figure. — 1, R. Allan.

2, Mrs. W. S. Brown; 3. Mrs. F. E Boothroyd.

2. Sarah H. Jones; 3, Mrs. Alliso Sec. l8.—Still Life, any subject-z Holmes.

Sec 20.-Home-made Apple Jelly. 1 p pint glass Jan-l, Ella Diamond; M“

Sea. ilL-Home-made Jelly. Plum.

Sec. 22.-—Best collection of home-

.20.-—Landscape or Marinas-—l. made Jellies. 1 pint glass jar. —- 1, pm

Hglen Haszard: 2. Edna Gordon.

rs. P. E. Keeping; 2, Helen Hss- Sarah H. Jones; 2. Mrs. J. R n1 3. Mrs. James McLean.

"s... n-suu Life, any subjecw l, Ethel Harris Mitchell; 2. Edna. Gordon.

Sringing up Fathe

Pickles.

Sec. 23. — Home-made Mustard mgfff;

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Pickles. 1 pint jar (cucumber. cauli- J- R- 5118"; 3- MPS- James 114cm"- flower. onion.)-_-1, Marion McLen-l mm; 3, Mm John Mcqregor; 3' l pint jar, Red Tomatoes-—l, Mari

Sec. 24. - Home-made Sweet. 1 pint bottle (cucumberl-l. Mrs. James McLean; 2. Marion Mc- P1111? 19-1-"1- MYS- J- R- 51111111 ~ Lennon; 3, Mrs. J. R. Allan. Sec. 25.—Home-made Chow-Chow. m1"- EXPeflmenm Fami- int Jar (tomato and onion.) -1.

rion

11 Jones; 3. Mrs. James McLean.

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Plums. Purple. 1 pint Jar, 1mm- New 6111880"-

g pa", Bu“, to 1 pa" water) Sec. fill-Green Beans. canned or _1_ Mm H_ Keny; a Mm James in l pint glass Jars,—l, Bessie Saun- McLean: 3. Mrs. Heath Vessey. , 2B.—'I‘omato Catsup. 1 pint MYS- Fred MOE“- . ;

Sec. 29.—l-Iome-made Chili Sauce! pickieg a, Mrs. J. n. Allan.

Sec. 30.--Pickled Cucumbers. Mrs. James Tait; 3. Marion McLen-

Canned Vegetables.

McLennan; 2, Sarah H.

3. Mrs. George Sec. Ill-Beets, canned or in 1

pint glass Jan-—l. Ella Diamond; 2, Bowed Mrs. Ira Rodd; 3, Mrs. Percy Dick-

ders; 2, Mrs. Gordon Warran; 3,

M i M Le ;2, . . at on c "mm Mrs Jan-l, Mrs. Boswell Carver; 2,Mrs.

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Charles McLean; 3. Mrs. J. R. Allan. Drawing Sec. 35.—Beei.\canned or in jar- Whggfley, ' qwQn Sec. ll-Best individual exhibit o!

Wood Carving-l, Mrs. John Mc-

McLean Bros. Specitl.-Best Loaf coubrey.

1 oi‘ Bread baked by Quaker Flour.-

2.,1. Mrs. John D. ‘Cole. Clftown.

0n l, Marion McLennan: 2, Mrs. Geo. MCLHIHB-Il; 2. Mrs. James MCLBBHZVHBrper; 3, Mrs. Charles McLean.

Class GIL-FISHERIES DEPT. Sec. 5.--Best display ‘of Canned

Sec. 6.-—Best Display oi‘ Canned Salmon-—1. Mrs. John B. Andrew.

Class SL-MANUAL TRAINING.

Sec. 9.—Best Wood-work Specimen (senion-l. Earl Burke; 2, Leonard dozen. Indian work. Connolly.

Sec. 13.—Hest individual exhibit of bert Drawing (seniorJ-l. Wm. Wheat- Sec. tits-Chicken. canned or in lcy: 2. Ben]. E. Rogers.

(junior) — l,

Johnson.

Johnson.

Miscellaneous.

séc. b-Sheepskin Mats.

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dressed or colored-—l, Mrs. Soc. 15.—Best individual exhibit oi’ Jenkins, Haaelbrook.

—By George

Rama and Rattan Work.

Sec. lit-Best individual exhibit, any design.—1, Mrs. Duncan Rob- ertson; 2, Pearl D. Johnson.

Sec. 20.—Best individual exhibit. Sec- 31-~—Gr1!en Peas. Canned 01' 111 Lobsters-i, Mrs. J. R. Allan; 2. Basket. original design-l, Pearl D. Sec. 2s. - Home-made Bottled 1PM slsssiflrrl- Bessie Sflundmi Mrs. George Harper. Fruit. Strawberries, i pint jar (syrup 2- 1511“ 1312mm“? z parts sugar to l)—l, Mrs. Heath P1°1i=111~ Vessey; 2, Sarah H. Jones; 3, Mrs. George Harper.

Sec. 27. - Home-made

sec. 2i.—Best individual exhibit. Basket. any design-—l, Pearl D.

Sec. S-Hsli-bushel Baskets, nur- hibitcd by makes-l. Bvlvsn Bark, Mather-

best 3. Harry

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