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Sec. l, Apples, Crimson Beauty. -1, H. E. Bent, Tupperville. N. 5.; 2, John McLeod d: Son, Charlotte- town, R. R. 2.

Sec. 2, Duchess of Oldenburg.- 1, Johnson a Son, Charlottetown; 2. l". S. Reeves. Bouthport.

Sec. 3. Melba: 1, P. L. Small- wood. Charlottetown; 2, J. C. Stewart, Newlands, R. R. ‘l; 8, John McLeod do Son. .

Sec. 4, Rod ABLTBOhEXIr-l, J. C. Stewart; 2, l". S. _/R4eeves.

Sec. 5, Williams linvoritos-i, J. C. Stewart.

Sec. 6. Yellow 'I‘ranspa.rent.~l, P. L. Smallwood; 3. Mrs. Ira Rodd. North Milton.

Sec. 7, Lobo.-l, J. O. Stewart.

Plate o! Iive of Inch Variety

See. 3, Alexanders-i, George W. Dewar, Charlottetown; 2, George H. Harper, East Royalty; 3, George Newson, Brackiey; 4, Bessie Saunders, Winsloe.

Sec. 10, Baxter-l, H. E.‘ Bent; 2, Johnson & Son; 3, J. P. Small- wood; 4, A. G. Moore, Pownal.

Sec. 11, Bethel-A, John McLeod d: Son; 2, E. J. Vessey.

Sec. l2, Bishop Pippin.—-1, If. E. Bent; 2, John McLeod 6c Son; 8, Mrs. A. G. Moore-

Soc. 13, Blenheim Pippin-d, H. E. Bent; 2, George W. Dewar.

L_ Matinee 11c, 26c.

Evening 26c, 32c.

Alsace Produces Just 190 Fruits

EPRASBOURG, France, Aug, 28 -(C.P.) : A "Gastronomic Inven- tory of France," signed by Cur- inonsky, Prince of Epicurcs, and published by the Alsace-Lorraine Railroads in Strasbourg, contains some interesting facfs and little- lthown statistics about the varieties oi iood and wine available in the "recovered provinces.” .

For centuries, Alsace has been called the loft, the barn, the or- chard, the kitchen garden and the larder of neighboring lands, and this attractive pamphlet proves it

in eflectlve fashion.

For example, it reveals that Ai- sace produces six kinds of iruit brandies ikirsch, quetsch, mira- bellc, raspberry. myrtle and elder- berry) and 139 distinct wines. Further, Alsace has at least 190 kinds of fruits to her credit, which are divided as follows: l2 species of cherries, 20 oi plums, 33 o! apples, 36 of peaches and 80 of pears.

Naturally, such rich and varied produce has been reflected in the prowess oi Alsatian pastry-cooks and distillers. Curnonsky also re- veals that there are 42 varieties oi “pate de fois gras" that gastron- omic marvel which, in English, has the prosaic name of goose liver pie.

ISLAND GROWN PL UMS

Early varieties ripe about September 10tliL Good quality and will be pri-ced reasonably.

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PICNliZL-Pionic at Si. Andrews, September Mix-P. M. Refreshments on grounds. L-Bfifi-H-ZQ-Zi.

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Belfast-Sunday, Sep- lst. Morning Service l1 A. M. Min- ister, Rev. Ml J. McLeod, D. D. of New York, L-8545-8-30-li.

ENGAGEMENIZ-Mr. and Mrs. B. Roy Holman announce the en- gagement of their daughter Eleanor Dorothy to Mr. Benjamin Campbell

Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shar- les B. I-icnvard, Sherbrookc, Quebec. Marriage to take place the middle of September. L-8643-8-29-7l-

JIAS BACK INJUBED-— Gerall Spencer, 16-year-old son oi Mr- and Mrs. F. G. Spencer, 4i Or- ange Street, was admitted to the General Hospital Monday suffer- ing from back injuries. i-Tls con- dition is not serious. The youth

was hurt several days ago an the grounds of the Westiield Country Club, but it was not until Tues- day the extent of his injuries was known -Salnt John Telegraph Journal.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES- Preaching service at St. Catharines school house tomorrow (Friday) ev- ening at 7.45 P. M. sabbath Day at. Nine Mile Creek at ll A, M. Bible School at ten o'clock; Elliot Hall at 3.30 RM. Bible School at 2.30." Clyde River at 7.30 P. M. Bible School at ll A. M. Churchhiil at 3 P. M. Bible School at 2 o'clock; Canoe Cove at 7.30 P. M. Bible School at 2 o'clock afternoon. Rev. Dr. Lowry and Mr. Norman MacLoan will conduct these services. Special oflerings at all the services for church funds.

MISSIONARY MEETING IAT CLYDE RIVER. -- A well attended mission service was held on Mon- day evening last in Clyde River Presbyterian Church, when Rev. Dr. Jonathan Goiorth delivered an m- spiring address on mission work in China, a narrative which was of deep soul-stirring and impressive interest. Rev, J. W. S. Lowry in in- troducing Dr. Goiorth, stated that he and Mrs. Lowry were present in their youthful days. at Dr. GoiorthLs ordination to the ministry in Tor-

Sec. 14, Cortland-J, F. S. Reeves.

Sec. 15. Crimson Beauty-i. John McLeod 6a Son; 2, H. E.

Bent; 3, Johnson 6c Son.

Sec. 16, Delicious Red.-—l, J. C. Stewart, Newlands, R. R. 7; 2, George W. Dewar: 3, P. L. Small- wood; 4. like, Herbert Ooles, North Milton.

Sec. 1'1, Duchess of Oldenburg.- 1, Balderson Bros, Southport: 2, Mrs. Ben Newson, Brackley Pt-

Rd; 3, Mrs. Leslie Bryenton. Win- sloe: 4, F. S. Reeves, Bouthport.

Sea. i8, Dudley-l, John McLeod i: Son.

Sec. l9, Phmeuse-l, P, L. Small- wood;2. George W. Dewar; 3, J. C. Stewart: 4, F- S. Reeves.

Sec. 20, Golden Russet.--l, H. E. Burt: 2. John McLeod 8s Son; 3. George H. Harper; 4. F. S. Reeves.

Sec. 2i, GravensteirL-l, H. E. Bent: 2, J. C. Stewart: 3. F. S- Reevcs; 4, George W. Dewar.

Sec. 22. Hume-l, J. C. Stewart.

Sec. 23, Inkerman-l, J. C. Stewart; 2. George W. Dewar.

See. 24, Joyce-J. F- 5. Reeves.

Sec. 25, King of Tompkins-l, John McLeod d: Son; 2, H. E. Bent.

Sec, 2o, Iflbil-“l, J. C. Stewart: 2, F. S. Reeves; 3, George W. Dewar; 4. P. L. Smallwood.

Sec. 2'1, Mann-l, Mrs. Ben

onto and at the farewell gathering to the missionary and his wiie be- fore they set sail for their field oi labor forty-seven years ago. The some Psalms which were sung on the occasion oi Dr. Goiorthsordln- ation, October 13, 1887, the 72nd and the 102ml 13-18, were appropriately and joyfully sung at Clyde River meeting.

Newson; 2, D. W. Whiize, York Pt; 3, George H. Harper.

Sec. 28, McIntosln-J-l, J. C. Stewart; 2, George W, Dewar; 3, John McLeod dc Son; 4. P. L. Smallwood.

Sec. 29, Melbas-l, P. L. Small- wood; 2. J. C. Stewart: 3, John McLeod 8c Son: 4. l", S. Reeves.

Sec. 30, Northern Spy-l, P, L. Sinnllwood; 2. George W. Dewar; 3, F. S. Reeves: 4, H. E. Bent.

Sec. 31. Pewaulkee-i. P. L. Smallwood; 2, Arthur Gamester, Wcst Royalty; 3, Wilbur Jones.

Sec. 32, Red Astrachan-l, J. C. Stewart; 2, F. s. Reeves: S, George W. Dewar; 4, Johnson d: Son.

Sec. 33, Rlbston Pippin-l, John McLeod 8c Son; 2, H. E. Bent.

Sec. 35, Stark-J. H. E. Bent; 2, J. C. Stewart; 3, John McLeod 4% Son.

Sec. 37, Wealthy.-l, P. L. Small- wood; 2, J. C. Stewart: 3, John McLeod 8s Son: 4. George W. Dewar.

Sec. 38. Williams Favorite-l, George W. Dewar; 2. J. C. Stewart.

Sec. _39....Woli Riven-J. J, O. Stewart; 2, P. L. smallwoocl: 3. Wilbur Jones; 4, Mrs. Lorne Fer. guson, Hampton.

Sec. 40. Yellow ‘Pransparentn-l, P. L. Smallwood: 2, George W. Dewar; 3, Balderson Bros; 4, J. 0. Stewart.

Sec. 4i, Any other variety,

Geo. C. Cudmore. ii Keith Jenkins. Cock:

. e2, 1m in mam-l. John Mcsfceod s. 30):? 2. H. E. Bent: 8. F. S. Reeves. ‘

59¢, a3, Lombarlt-l, John Mc- Leod dz Son: 2, P. L. Smollwood; 3, Johnson dz Son.

CLASS 52 (CONTINUED)

Sec. a4, Monarch-l. H. Ii. Bent: 2. John McLeod a Son: 8. I‘. 8- Reeves.

Sec. 65, Moore's Arctic-l, P. 1.. Smallwood.‘ 3. H. E- 36m; 3. 17- U- Stewart.

Sec. o1, orieens-l. John Mc- Leod S: Son: 2. H. L’. Bent.

see, 68, Panel's Seedling-l, B- - 2, Arthur Gamester.

Sec. 69, Quackenboss or Glass seedling-i, J. C. Stewart: 2. George W. Dewar: "S. ?- L- 5min- Wood

See‘. 1o, Vlctorise-l, n. n. Bent; 2, Mrs. Willard Prowse; S. F‘. B- Reeves.

Sec. '11, Yellow Egg-l, Geo!’ w. Dewar: 2. Orva Gill; 8, P. L. Smallwood.

Soc. '12, Washington-A, H. I.

Bent; 2, J, C. Stewart; 8, l". S. Reeves.

Sec- '13, Any other named.—l, I-l. I3. Bent: Stewart; 3, F. B. Reeves.

See. '14, Collection of Plums-J. H. E. Bent; 2, P. L. Smallwood.

Smlll Fruits

Sec. rs, Blackberries. cultivated- ~—l. Leah McKinley, North River; 2, Marjorie McKinley, North River; 3, Ralph Younker, North River.

Sec '16, Currants, Whites-l. ml- Irs Rodd; 2, Mrs. Wilbur Jones.

Sec. 7'1, Currants, Blnokr-l, l". B. Reeves; 2, Mrs. Ira. Rodd: 3, Mrs. Fred Kitson, Hampshire.

Sec. ‘i8, Currants, Red-l, Prank B. Jones; 2, Mrs. Ira. Rodd; 3, Bessie Saunders.

Sec. '18, Gooseberrieis-l, l". S. Reeves; 2, lVIrs. Ira. Rodd: 8. Mrs. Fred Kitaon.

Sec. 80, Grapes-l, J. C. Stewart: I. ma. W. L. Cotton; 3, Mrs. Hugh Boyce. Mermaid.

Sec. 81, Raspberries, cultivated.- 1, l". S. Reeves; 2, Mrs. Willard Prowse; 8, Mrs. Ira Rodd.

Sec. 82, Strawberries, cultivated- --l, Mrs. C. Bell, East Royalty.

Sec. 88. Cranberries, cultivated.- 1, Mrs. Arthur B. Roberts. Winsloe Road; 2, Mrs. Archie Auld.

Sec. 84, Cranberries, wild.--l, Mrs. E. Saunders; 2, Mrs. Vernon S, Mann; 3, Mrs. Leslie Bryenton.

CLASS !8—FOWL “

variety, 2, J. O.

Sec. l-Cornleh game cock:

1 Peter Coles, St. Avards, 2 James O'Neill, Charlottetown.

Sec. Z-Comlsh gI-rne hen:

1 Peter Coles, 2 James O'Neill, 8 James O'Neill.

Sec. '3—-Bani.sm. A. O. V. Cook:

1 L. A. Howard, clriown, 2 L. A. Ha-szsrd, 3 L. A. Haszard.

Sec. 4~Bantam. A.O.V. Hen:

1 L. Haszard, 2 L. A. I-Iasssrd, 8 L. A. Haszazd. 4 Herbert Carr, City. Sec. B-Jreg-hom. White Rock: ‘ 1 A. C. Munroe, Meadowville. N. 5.. 2 c. n. Wlsener, Pictou, its. a A. C. Munroe.

Sec. B-Jseghorn. White Hen:

l A. C. Munroe. 2 c. H. Winner, ) A. C. Munroe.

Sec. ‘F-leghorn Cock, A.O.V. 1 James N. Cooler, City. Sec. IO-Leghorn A.O.V. Hen: l Junes N. Collier, 2 James Collier.

Sec. ll-Minorca. Cock;

1 W. J. Cudmore and Son. City. 2 W. J. Cudmors and Son, 8 Rob- ert Dalziel, City.

Sec. 12-Minorca Hen:

l W. J. Cudmore and Son, 2 W. J. Cudmcre and Son. 3 W. J. Cud- more and Son. 4 Robert Dslzlel. Sec. 13—Orpin:wn A.O.V. Cock: 1 Ge0..O. Oudmore. 2 Goo. C.

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_._._I' ; 2. Mrs. Ira Rodd: l. Orv: Ne. B-Oomlsb s pullstt: gmyeéharlotteiown. 1 rem- ooies. a ‘gm Colds, a . Bee. 57, Bradshaw-h H. I. June; OtNeill. ‘ Bent; z, p, L. Smallwood; 3, J. O. Sea. h-Bantam A.O.V. Cockerel . BWWB-Il. 1 L. A. Haunt, 2 L. A. Hazard- Sec. 58, Bulblnkv-‘l, H. ll. Bent; a L, A. 51mm, 2, P, 1.. smauwaod: l. JNADIOII A; Soc. e-Bsatsm. A.o.v. Puliettzd , Bo. ILA-RIJII-YG,QL<L.HIIIIX - é‘... so. nerd-A. a. o. saw-m a 1.. A. Barnard. . a p’ Qeqrge W. Dewar; 8, Arthur Sea. kmghom White Cockerel: Gamester. 1 A. O. Munroe, 2 O. Ii-Wllelw?» sec. o1, Golden Proliiict-I, H. I- 3 C. H- W188i)". 4 Dalton Bros. Bent. Sec. kboghom White Pullett:

1 O. H. Wlssner,

8 C. H. Wiener, 4 A. Bee Roper- Soc. 8—Le|hom A.O.V. Cockerel: lyJunes W. Collier. 2 John Ross.

Boo. Ill-Leghorn A.O.V. Pullett: 1 James u. Collier, a John Ross. 80c. ll-Jllinoma Cockerel:

1 w. a. Cudmore and son. 2 W» J. oucmore and eon. a w. .1. Oud~ more and Son.

Sea. 12:

1 W. J. Cudmoro and Son, 2 W. J. Oudmore and 8021, 3 W. J. Cud- mom and Son.

81cc. l3—0rpington, A.O.V. Cock- ere :

1 Alex D. Grant. 2 Alex n. Great. I Goo. C. Cudmom.

lcBec. lk-Orplniton ADJV. Pul- e : .

l Geo. O. Cudznors, 2 Geo. 0. Oudmore, 3 Alex D. Grant.

Cockexel:

1 Joseph Costello. 2 Marion Grant 8 Willard Pmwse, Buckley Pt. M. 4 ma. Thomas B. Beer, city, 5 Geo. Dalaiel.

Sea. 16-Plymouth Rock Barred Pullett:

1 Joseph Costello. 2 Willard Prowse. 3 MIrs. Thos. R. Beer, a ms. Thos. R. Beer. 5 Marlon Grant, Piotou. NS. 50¢ 17—~P1ymouth Rook White Cockerel:

l A. Boswell and Son, 2 A. Bos- wall and Son.

Sec. iii-Plymouth Rock White Pullett:

l A. Boswnll and Son. 2 A. Bos- well and Son.

61cc. ie-Rhode Island Red Cock- ere: .

i W. J. Cudmone and Con, a W. J. Cudmore and Son/d W. J. cud- more and Son.

gee. zo-Rhode Island Red Pul- le 7 1 W. J. Cudmore and Son. 2 W. J. Cudmore and Son. 3 W. J. Cud. more and Son.

Sec. 2l—Wyandotts erel:

1 A. C. Munroe. 2 A. 0. minroe. 3 Aimon Boswell.

i gee 22.—Wyandotte. White Pul- e :

l A. C. Munroe, I A. C. Munroe. 2 Iknest Carr, 4 Amon Boswell, Dunstaiinage.

80o. 23—-Pitt Game Oockerel:

St. Avards, 3 Frank Power. 4 James O'Neill. 5 Peter Coles.

Ste. 24--Pitt Game Pullets:

1 Filler 001m. 2 Peter Ooles, 3 hank Power. 4 Frank Power, s Peter Ooles.

Soc. 25-Cock_erel A.O.V.:

1 C. l-I. Wlsener, 2 marl Gregory, 3 Alex D. Grant, 4 Alex D. Grant. B66- iw-Pllllett. A.O.V.:

l C. I-I. Winner. I Earl Gregory, 8 m! Gregory. 4 Am I). Grunt.

CLASS as-PRODUCTION CLASS Sec. i-Plymouth m»); a 9d Cock: H

1 Vincent Ldndsay, z x 4e, 8 Ivan Roberts. u“ Hy 5W- il-Plymouth Rock Barred Hen: l Harry Hyde. Cornwall. 2 Harry Hyde. Cornwall. 3 Ivan mums, Rllhiield. 4 Vincent Lindsay. 8e0- tl-Plymouth Rock Barred

l Earl Gregory. 2 Willard Prowoe. 8 Earl Gregory, 4 Qyfug G- Hake-rd. s Mrs. L. A. nasssiu. Seleénk-Plymouth Rock Barred Pul-

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Gregory a wiuuo Pmwse, a Mrs. .1.’ n. Mama, New Haven. 4 sari Gregory, s

ms L. A. Haszard.

Sea. 8—Plymouth Rock whim Gosh; 1 A. Boswell and Son.

Bea- 6—Plvmoutn Rock White I-lsn: b A. Boawall and Son.

Cudmore, a Keith Jenkins, Otrtown

Bee. iporplnxion A.O.V. i-lm: 1 Geo. C. Cudmore, Olrtown. 2

RR. 5.

Bee. 18—Plymouth Rock. Barred 1 Boston Bros. ohtown, a Joesph

named-J. E. J. Vessey; 2, P. L. Smallwoud; 3. Arthur Gamester; 4. Arthur Vessey, York.

Sec. 42, Arranged Fruit Dessert, Island grown-l, Mrs. W. H. John- son. Charlottetown; 2, Mrs. Ira Rodd; 3. Jessie Harper. East Roy- alty; 4, Mrs. Archie Auld, Winslos.

See. 43. Best arranged fruit. des- C“

TIME TABLE -—————————-—— sert. not necessarily grown bv ex- 1 A B“ a , ,,_;_,_ . wall and 80 . Bummer- Ireavlng Ch-rlottetown 4.00 P-nnteavlng Fortuno_......... 8.15 QI- Dlscuss Problems hiliiton-l. Mrs. Heath v». ~ lame, I Hubert our’ 0R1”. a a.” - llazelbrook . 4.20 p.m. Dlnpvelll .. M5 o-m- - - M 5- Willard Prov». 8. Julie m, (m, .. » " 15 , " nundss 8.45 mm- MUSIC Writers Harper; 4, Mrs. E. Saunders. _ ' _ Keeres Lake 4.. n.m C t, co Soc. lo-Plymouth Rock Hon. '- 43 new 4.45 p.m. " Bridgetown 8.50 mm. Sec. 44, ollec on ‘ mmercial .1 A’ 80".“ “d ‘m’ 3 1mm - gum,“ 5,00 p411. " Cardigan ........o.oa eun- VICHY, France, Aug. 28.—<C.P.) Apples-A. H. E. Bent, 2, J. C. Om’ on“ - ~ 5,4531,“ 5,15 p411. " 43'Staiion .. .. 3.20 l-m- Richard Strauss, world-famous Stewart; 3. P. I... Smallwnod; 4, s°°~ than“. mm“ m4 a“. " . Dundas ......... 5.20 p.m. " ~ Keefe‘: Lake .... 9-50 l-m- composer, will preside at the iorth- John Mcbwd k Son. 1 jw J oudmo" “d ‘on 2' ~ “ Dingwell’: ....,. 5.40 p.m. " Hazelbrook 8.45 mm. coming International Music 00n- Sec. 45. OOUMUOII llll-fldrflflln Amen Link“, B“ Bum“ "If. ’ Arrive Fortune 5.50 p.m.Arrlve Charlottetown .. 10.05 mm. grass GU12“; mean"; Yefiuig 55g. pa Liogggnjllzmédg’ w. J‘ Ouamr.‘ m‘ “n. » l

' r, e e . w : . , n"“"““" l“ ch”"l°l'h‘°'“ “NOBANA TEA noonfl’ tvlgiek-Jghalrllnzerlt Olmglllsl: meeting oi Son: 4. George W. Dewar. ' m_ah°d‘ Bu“ a“ 8m‘ lludqlurt-r- in Sunris- LENNOX norms. composers, “summed w due“ on‘, i” J 1 a. m?! lea, a W. ——-———- 4' the problems - musical, practical Ap ' am“ “an um‘

‘ and oth r—of music writers. ‘ ‘w’ . 1N5- ”; ;. or.‘ s": as. s.s:....*--'- m ti: ti-ee-"mh" W” °'°"

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BL B L Casino wll execute -us works Plcksrd. a A‘ o‘ mama‘ .

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zderthedirec ono er su . . ; . . - . ' ’ ‘Richard Strauss will hi “ oon- Ohltlfltfn . a u“ ' ca‘, duct "The Rose Cavalier.” Ana-u s». u. ants-l, Helen w- "4"" ""1" - . _..__..._. _; 1...... 1.. Seals n. m1... are comlnl Grant: a. n. a. am. wwwvflle- ' ln'i‘“'°',n"°"“',l,m",m“nax """",,m,.; IJIAVIS ; m Vichy to anom- ln Ballenls . _ , 7“ bu. ,, ,, _ u whmw,_,1 1.] ]_ mug. I Rfillflt lfil. 01W. [seem Road ........ .......................... A,“ Norma. g I J . ‘vhm-vuuy- s." “__Pm m“. a“, "'2'" “"2" “m” ‘ ' ' ' ' v a iwmm man. our. a ma» ma; 8.18 AJI. See 80 Any other srlety are ‘u’, conubau" """""""""L;" IMAM. ‘Nun-t? amlei abroad-l Arthur Volley. 00%|. I I"!!! NW3. W!» 4 313"“;..........i...............4 s. ‘aka . r punk N'u,'s'.“‘,°d“_ '1" '°"" "°'°"l”"' m m LI. o a s a rm an. IO-Cook .o.v.: We‘ QQQQ-Uppu: Monllfllo .........--.- t" M”. ' 1 Inf} mono, Alllllal, Ill-s I _g@;|;\ .............................. . “m, m“ ' m m“. ' ..nun“‘nuns-shunn- :1}: m new“. u” ‘ n‘ w. “m. m m‘; Jam's-awn "a ¢4s-..<»v-- 10.15, ("uak pyg- 1 Ihnk 1nd‘! i D W. White I will: “your ‘Al!!! Imnznarmnnouooraiafisuesdc IJI II. ‘ |_ loam: . Johnam D. omit. l Is lentil. Infillfiflitllll at will!“ m route, ‘xi Vermont Beauty-l, OLAII ll-OIICIIII , _ . . , i‘ . , 0 also 1| corms - T9159" WWW’ ss. Collection a sorts m". s». b-Ocruilh lam mum. nuns! or inn. I

Costello. Chtown. 3 Eaton 4 ‘Joseph Costello.

Hen: tello, s Edward Boswell Jr., -Vio- w .

Bron. Sec. lo-Plymouth ma, Boned 1 Joseph Costello, 2 Joseph Col-

ris. Brie. il-Plyznouth Rook. White

5% ‘lf-dwmmith Rook White Cock- ere :

l A. Boswell and Son. Bele-ni-Plvmouth mo: White Pul- 0 i

l A. Boswell and Son. , Sea. b-Wyandotto, White Cook: I A. C. Munroe, I Alrnon Bog. wall. s Alden Lindsay. Sec. io-Wysndotts White Hen: 1 Almon Boswell. 2 Honest Carr, mm?" W455i’. 4 Almon Bos-

Sec. n-wyméotu White Oockarel; 1 A. o. Maxim, a Ernest Carr. a lrnflt Corr. 4 Almon Boswell, 5 Alm0n Boswell.

loo. m-Wysndotts While Pulett:

l A. C. Munroe, 8 Ernest Carr, l

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Sec. Isl-Plymouth Rock Barred '

White Cock- _

'1 rem Colas, 2 Charles Jackson;

Sec. 21-Duek Pekin. Mlle. over 1

linust Cur. 4 Alrnon Dos ll, | sec. -Du . he Bus“. w WI n“: ck Pekin (annals oier 1 Jl-Inlvm hiteooek: iAu-Lnoswsllandsonam 1A.o.u\mroo.aMmJ.r-.m. mwsusaa 80ml .'. “tuna: C. II. a Home. w. w a’ - on. 50o. l3~ . l we. .1. r. mean. z A. c. Mun- ed mar?“ Ml“ mm’ “w” P‘. A. C. H. Winner. 4 Mrs. J. 1 A. H. Boswell and Con. a A.

GLASS Sh-YOUNG BIIIDING PIN!

Sec. l-Pen oi Leghoml: 1 Willard Prowse. I A. O. iilunroo 3 Juries N- Collier. -

sec. S-Pen o! Mlnorou:

1 Goo. o. Oudmom. . , sec. 4-Pen o! Plymouth Rooks: