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WILL MOVE TO N. S.—Mr. C. A. Anderson. ,manuging engineer of

v1 f‘ HA1.» the Sum-meqi-ilde electric light ', 1 -» plant. has. resigned to accept a luc- i‘ ‘ ratlve position in Nova Scotia, his p H, nntive province. ' 411‘, J 1 ; . _ DIPHTHERIA CASES IMPROV- “ i1 ING. —'l‘h1.- diphtheria caseg at the g . . Protestant Orphanage are three in A .~ ' .1 , 111111111111‘. 'l‘hc.sti are coining along N‘ |_ J.’ P / % quite nicely now under careful é _ . n (- . t Q uiit-dictil attention. d \ i AT-TENDING RETREAT.-—.'-\ con-

vention o1 the Sisters of the Con- gregation 111' Notre llaino will open ' in MOHlFt-‘tli on Alonday next. iFroni P. E. Island the Mother Superior of the Nutre Danie and the Superior . .11‘ Si. .los11pli's tfonvcnt, (f-harlotte- town, 1111- Supt-ri-ir 1'11’ the Summer-

. » _ - _ ‘ 1 " siilr- (‘onveiit and the Superior of ‘ flbgiiish ('()Il\'L‘Ill will attend. Tlicy

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i Tiii- Hi‘ll1'\’l)|1*lll Irish Stiuivty’, 0111011 hyflolilnf/Jcbarfwon tuuiid-al in 19271, and still going PhdoqIuphybyChur/or/Uzvtar d111,») 11p.- iili-l1ralillg St.

llay 1l1i11 _\'i‘lll' in splendid ~ (‘oiiiudy Drama, “’i\he

The Crowning _

' will he staged St.

Aghigyemgnt Of ii’11ti“1-l.'~" .\igl1t, .\lar1*l1 17th uiitl ‘ - 1 ‘H111 11y 11111 (‘l1:1i'l11tt1~1'1\v1i l)l‘illllllli(‘. 1M4"? Plckfords ‘i‘lul1.ilircrtioii 111' .l. Austin 'l‘r:1in.- Career 1111'. 1 l:1- l'l'llt‘t' lfizlivard 'I‘Ii1-it.re.

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The Re43reatl0n thus 1.1‘ tointuly and strong dramatic

pi-riultit-s 111-tween ev- 1111 Orchestra with good Secure your seats

_of a Masterpiece An Entirely New Production

Jllnnrills Llnlmcnt for Sprnlmn

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the Week

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Prince Edward WED. -— THURS. MARCH 12. - l3

.'\1 1111- Royal Vitamin

lluspitzil last ‘Thursday (I11.- graduation

UX~ 111' the 1:121 class

took Among the graduates wt-rc: ‘I . 111s Gladys IIIcNutt daughter of tviill i). l‘. AlcNutt, hialpetiue ‘flblliss Jennie Kiclly daughter of kfiillifls. I-Iit-liy, Kent Street anti bliss llilda Jenkins daughter of Dr. b. It. iilianti .\lr.-:. Jenkins city. After 1i11~ ®iexvreises a reception was I1el1l in Hiihe Nurses 1101111.- attendcd by 7 linziny nurses, tlit- Hospital staff Q anti a large number of visitors. The i(1li‘iin1-i' in honor of the graduates , 111111-11 11111111.- ii1-xt'l‘ues1lay. t‘ i u a a _ (11111111111- sympathy will be ex~ '_ Qdlfiliiidi to Ali's. (It-urge and family H1111‘ 'I‘11roiitt1 on the sudden and w‘ have ‘he mrgesg mock Viitratxii- 111111111 o1‘ (‘0l. .laines (leorge a of Marble and Granite Mon. ‘(Qiuvhit-h <,1-.tu,»,»,.,| mp“. (,1, Sundfly "menu in the most artistic la" . .\l1-.<. 111-urge is an annual dawn. ‘n this proving.“ \ ‘ tor a1 Siiinvis Ilotel llracklcy _ ]l(‘.l('ll and has a wide circle of |-°W°5t P"'°'-‘51 “pert Wmk" 1111-1111 hero. Col. George. who has '"'"'hlP' aaflsfactw“ gum" \/‘:1l.s11 \i.<it1-d Iicro, was overcome by lmad- carbon monoxide 11111111,. while fix- ?§‘illli his var in the garugc and his t/‘iiti-ltiss l1111ly \\'.'lS discovered by cannery lettering pmmpb his datighttir. The late (fol. George l, attended to. ‘Wilt; In his 66th. your. He was born . in Kingston, 0111., and was tho son

B0“ ‘ of the latu Itov. .luines George, vice-

ichai11~1dh1r of Queen's University.

Our prices include monu- ments erected in cemetery.

1m Kent s," uharmflemw" ,\_-- -_.li1- was long an UHICHI‘ in the Phone M“ P a B“ 83 1Qu1~11i1‘s Own Rifles, having served , with that regiment in the North-

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lsadfllhfl ‘west Iii-bullion .11 19x5.

U U U , Li-utt-nnnt Cnlonoi I), A, McKin- fl ,u1\u. I). S. 0., A. D. (7., who re-

PPQfQSSiOHHI Cards 111111-1111 hoine 'l‘u1-sdny from Ottawa *-“ ‘_"‘ '-1l lill‘ honor 111‘ having luncheon Palmer & Palmel‘ 1h 'l‘holr Ext-ellentzles 'I‘l11~.

Il- l- PALMER. K 0- 1i1.1\'1‘l‘ll()l‘ General and The Inn-Inter, Etc. ‘Rpm: m- Wmy l,"

Money to Lonn _ Ilnnk ul Nova Scotlu llulldllll lilmlw Silmrday o a a

Charlottetown. l‘. E. l. ' Idrs. llooper Horne anti Mrs. Ira

& Mcpheehl. Yi-o entertained very pleasantly a a‘ l

Lady (loveriuiu-iit

1111 Monday afternoon anti even- at bridge at the (owner's lovely on Elm Aironuo. Eight tables

. _ , i will). nun-mam n. 1r. ut-rumm _ ‘ n. A.

v11 ‘HI-awn. ‘A tamer. lite. - plfiyfid m1 each ' occasion. ' "Mr! 1° I'M“ 1 w laffolil ti. ti 11 w," numlin‘ c|_“'|'me“": l“ llil('illlgll(0lli dziriioutifz hinctiin: '1 - irwty touch oi‘ color to tl 1 Mark It. Mcilwgan 3 “ ~ B.A. . - - - ‘ ' T‘ IQARBISTHII, 11111-101111". E10. '1' 111» Alta-ionic Lodge Room wus

I ::."':l';’|_n:.“ "I11" :1 gay last evening when ‘the . Ullllllttciovvnl; I‘. 11:. hind 3"“ *‘-‘"""*‘ ‘l! CTY-“tlll Chaim"? 13° 1 wp-----—---—i-—_-_- ,1). T. S. were at home-to St. Johns p‘... ‘C.’ C. Archibaldiaiid Victoria Lodges A. F. and A. _ guhfi.“ u m n p,“ filmy...“ .11.. their wivec and lady friends. “plledleal leliool and llonpmil it was a very pleasant social WW3“ "-2: I','|'":°n’:' m" 1"" gathering with dainty refreshments ha!" "flmlllr. o...“ an," 1 vrvtul during the evening. f. ., , ‘(Wren ' ' ' Colonel Alexander Macphail, ('. M. (1.. D. S. 0., of Kingston, who

Trltpl a 850-1.

Parliament and the Drawing Room. returned home Tuesday. Colonel Macphnil is an Honorary A. D. (". tn Ills Excellency, tho Governor»

4m £11111 n» mi- will coon 111v; pdgod (M0190 of toy:

‘I "i-UIQP QHP". 9' n‘. General. .. children mvor grow up. a a a Mifis Carrie Ilaslnm returned

‘ Onif OBI-J today for In ap- » Tur-ailay frniu n delightful visit in

pint-mum.

Yarmoulh where she was the , a B A Y E R gin-st of her brother Rev. Leonard ' ‘ . lfunlam at the Rectory. , PMWPIPIIIP 11m. 1111-.) 111111111111 entertained ‘ . ‘in number of lady frhiuls very Vqdooooooooo-aoo

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was In Ottawa for the opening of '

GRANVILLE CIRCUIT services as follows: Pleasant Valley, ll a. m.; Wiheatleyiliiver at 3 p. m.. l-luu- ter River at 7 p. m. Evangelist ‘Foster will preach. DIED IN ALBEHTAH-The death occurred last molh at Amisk. Alta. 0t’ John Moore in his 80th year. Deceased had been ailing but his death was very sudden. the re- sult o1! a second paralytic stroke. The late Mr. Moore 1for-merly resid- ed at (lrapaud, T’. B‘. 1., 11nd went West about seventeen years ago where he followed the occupation of farming 11p till the time of his death.

PERSONAL

Mr. lxiuglas 'B'ell, Cape 'l‘1'1\\'9I‘ se, is in the city.

M1- 11 Eric 11111111151111, 11415111‘. Q1111 is in the city v ‘ -.\lr. E. c. Keiinctly. Kvlisiiist-‘m; is at the Revere.

Ali‘, and Mrs. Geo. W. Janos. 5H5 111-x, are a1 the Victoria.

‘MQSSFS. L. C. Ca-rrutliers 11nd I<1ai"11(‘.l111'k, migustiue (311111, are rcgisteirvtl a1 the Quticn Ilt1t1-l. Mrs. .l. i‘. Ferguson. Cillllllbiéil; ton, is a guest at the Victoria I111- tel.

lion. .-\. F‘. Arsenault and lion. Jas, A. .\lcl\'eill. Suininerside, were passengers 111 the 11lt_\' .\'1'-‘I"l'1|-'1Y- ‘K151815125. \V. B. .\Ic.\‘eill, and J. Sit-ole, Stiiiiiiiii-rsitle are at the Re- vere,

Messrs llarvcy .\l, Brian and (l. R, Fitzpatrick. Port lilgiu, were in llie city last evening. aittentling the hot-logy gauie.

.\l1'..las. II. Ilughcs. Droniore. entered 1.1111 (‘ity Hospital tor treat- ni1u1t. llis friends hope 111 see hlni out again in his usual 1.1111111 Iiealth.

Mrs. Jlargaret A. .\I,\'1-r1= has re» turned to the city after two weeks spent with ‘her (laughter Miss (leorginzi at the home oi‘ .\lr. John ll. Slouuglinit, llazelbrotik. Mrs “ya-rs is leaving shortly 11ij11i11 her family in the United States.

plnanantly at her home on Thurs-

'day evening.

Mrs. (Dr). .lanies McLeod who week on her way to visit. in Aleditzinc llat before proceeding to Spokane. Wash" ivns very widely 1entertainotl by Iicr Charlottetown friends there and was the guest of honor at several social functions._ i I O .

This being “l1‘ariner‘s Week" a great many of tlic leading agricul- turist from all over the Province gathered in this city mid much valuable iniorinations was gleaned at the iinportatit meetings held from day to day. I

O i I The \'_ D. Player; were very much enjoyed at the Prince Edward Theatre on Monday and Tuesday

where they presented the Melodrama "A Noble Outcast" in old of the G. W. V. A.

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Mr. W. T. Wcllner leaves this morning for New York where he plans making his future lionie. Mrs. Wellner ainl funiily will remain on the l-slnntl for the summer. The many friends of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Wcllner will regret very much thoir departure. from Charlottetown and will wish them every success. Mr. \V1'Ili11>r has been connected with the Iiufiilless life o1’ the city for many you're.

FIE;

The new denti- frice that re- moves film and

tartar from the teeth.

Dental research shows that film 1| the cause of most tooth trouble. It clings to teeth, get: be. tween the teeth and stays. if left It formn the basil of cont: dingy and dlnqeroul.

Fllmox ll l pmparatlon -tbc mvwnt thing an the market Ind had been pro- duced to combat film.

It whitanu the tooth by removing dllcoloratlon caund by fruits, cu, tobacco. bu. 'lt ha: been and extonllvcly in den- tal pradtlu and cannot harm the enamel. The price l: 25c at the

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has been iii Montreal for the past 0

‘THE ‘

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Cup donated by Theodore Ross, for the largest number of points, to include and live exhibits, nlirat prize to count 6 points; second, 4; third. 3; fourth, 2; fifth, l; exhibit to count ten points. Won In 1921 l1y H. Hyde, 1922 and 1923 by “Sunny Crest Poultry Farms.

Wop in 1924 by l-lnnry Hyde, Cornwall. ,

Cup donated -by Mayor Jenkins, for best display of one variety, won in 1923 by W .J. Cudmore, \Voii 1:1 1924 by \V. J. Cudnui-re. Cup donated by Carter & 1(.'11., tor ibest Breeding Pen any variety, won in I919 and 1921 by W. J. (Jutlniore, 1920 by S. Enman, 1922 by A. Boswell, 1923 by Geo. Light- izer.

Won in 192-1 by W. J. Cudniore. Cup donated by Henderson 8: Cudniore, 1'0r best -ock and Iren, any variety, won in 919 by Vi‘, J. Picka-rd; in I920 by 1.. ‘Boswell: 21 aml 22 by W, .l. Cudniore, in I923 I1_v Mrs. lluobaren,

“"1111 in 192-1 by Mrs, Fred Mac- Laren.

Cup donated by ‘Egg Circles i'or best and largest display (utility) open to Circle Members only. “"1111 by Harry Hyde.

(‘up donated l1y Auld Bros. tor 111-st display Plymouth Rot-ks (util- ity).

Won 11y llarry Hyde.

(‘tip donated by the Poultry As- sociation for the best display Ply- mouth Jlticka (Standard). Won in I921 by L. Iioswell; 22 and 23 by 'I‘. C. Luthain.

Won in 192i by 'I‘. C, Lathani. (‘up donated 1by the Poultry As (sociation for ihc best 111511111)‘ Huff (liwpiiigttins.

i Won by George Cudmore.

Cup donated’ by (island Cold Stor- age, for beet display Minort-as, (Standanl), Won in i923 by W. .l. Cudniore.

Won in 192-1 by W. J. Cudmoru,

(Juptloiiat-etl by .l'iyn1lninu & '(‘o._ for ibest display White Wyundtittos (Standard).

Won h_v .l. A, Lewis.

Cup donated -by Curvell Bros, 1111' best display White \Vyando1t- PS. (Utility).

Won by Alnron Boswell.

Cup donated 11y-Moore X1 McIa-od for .l1est display lzeghorns (Sitin- dard) won in 1922 by Sydney 11in- man; 1923, liy John Whitlock.

Won in 192i by Sydney Enuian.

Cup donated by Harris Abattoir, Co., for best display White Leg- liorns (Utility) won in 1921, by J.

l-lyndman; in I922 aiul 23 l.1_v Sunny Crest Potiltry Firriiis. W111i in .1924 by George C. .\lt- Lean.

iCup doiiaietl by »l‘ro\vsc for the best display R. l_ (Standard).

Won by Wilfred Cudiuore.

‘Cup (itlllflbtifl by Paloma, 1111111111111 tor ibesi display (James. \\’ou in I921 b_v Geo. llell in I922 11nd I923 11y Joseph ‘Costello.

Won in 192-1 by Jos. Costello.

Cup donated by Canadian llank of Commerce itnr the best hreetling Pen (yUtility). \V0n in 1921 by A. Boswell; 1922, .l1_v II. I-lyde; 11123, by .\lrs. .\‘Iacl.i1re11.

Won in 192-1 by Pcndletoii llr-is.

Cup donated by Rogers l-iard waio Co., for beet display Eggs. \\‘oi1 in I922 anti 1922, -l1_v Sunny Crest Poultry Farms,

Won in 192i 1by 1l'li1‘I‘l’)‘ Hyde.

1Cup donated Co., for the largest nu-nibcr o1‘ en- tries, by one exhibitor, of any one pure breed. Won in I921 and 1922 by Liglitlzer; In 1923 by llnr-ry Hyde.

Won in l9241by HRr-ry llyde.

$2.511: Donated 1by Geo. Ildlghtiz- er: Best \V. Wyaudottc (lkl. (ilill- ity). \V11n 11y Ahnon ‘Boswell.

$1.11t)--- Donutetl by Mrs, l1‘. L. llaszard. B-est R. I. R. Pullet, (UtiI ityy-Won by Mrs. l1‘. .l.. lluszard.

‘$Il.il0~~-l)t1naied b_\ Cutlniore Bros: llust It. I. Red Ckl. (Stun dard). Won by Wlltlrr-d (Judniore.

1$i.0()-~l)onu1ctl 11y Cudinorc Biron (inst R. l. Red Pullct. (Standard). Won 1by “(lifted Cudniore. $2.50-~l1onated by R. V. Loug-

Hint-a. Reds

worth: 110st inale in show. (Stan-

dard). Won liy John \Vl1itI11(:k, $2.5o~~~i)oiiated by ill. V. Long-

worth: Best female in show

(Standard). Won by Thus. Mills. -l’lpe-l)oiiated 1by Victor iCoylez Best trockercl in show. Won 1by W. J. Cudnitz-re. ~ $l.00-I)onate1l by Chas. Chand- ler: Best ‘doz. cggs-flipiecluls. Won by l-lnirry llyde. $l.()()——l)oiiiitcd by Clint-i. Cilllllil Ier: Best doz; cggs~extras. Won by A. ll. Boswell. $1.00--—l1on1ited by S. A. McLeod: Best ..\llnorca (hack, (Standard). Won by Thou. Mills. SLOW-Donated liy S. A. ‘McLeod: Brat Minoi-cn Hen. (Standard). Won by W. J. Cudinore. IPouItry “lir~e—l)onutetl by Stan- ley, Shaw & Peuirdon: Beat display (irpingtona. Won by Geo. Cudinofe. One year's subscription, Canad- ian iPoultry RevIew-Jmnnted by W. J. ‘CIIGIIIOTB, for beat exhibit Games. Won by oJs. Costello. One year's subscription. Canad- ian Poultry VRevl-ew-Donnted‘ by W. J, Cudmore, for beat. exhibit 1B. l‘. Rooks. Won by Jla/rry dfyde.‘ 25 lib. bag chick feod-Jkzltnted by Carter & 00.: Beat Le dI-n ckl. (Gtandardii. Won by wil Hayden. 25 1b, bag chick feed. donated by (lu-rter 81 ‘Co.,: Best. Leghorn ckl. (fitantlard) Won by Geo. C. Mc- lean. $t.00—-Donnted bv Harry Lap- Thornc. Bent .13 1P. Rock cock. (Rttmdard). Won by '1‘. C. 11.111 dni. 8i.t)0~T)onated by (Harry p thornc: Beat (B. l’. ‘Rock Cock, ti)‘- tiltty). Won by Mrs. Fred Mdel-wr-

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QLOO-(Donatad My “iMcRlliflofi Drug ('10.: ‘Beat Leghorn ‘Cook (Standard). Won by Sydney ‘lin- M1111. dim-Donated by MoKinnpn

P'.'*‘\' “uvm.

eggs, dressed poultry, m

by W. K. Ilogcra 9e

The 101111111111 1111111- bellgia ffllapid” Fire

“Rapid Fire", nuunusiinl revue portrayed by the now famous "Or- iginals" of the old Dumball organi- zation, contains some splendid materials. living. up to its name every minute of the twenty-five brilliant scenes. This attraction is somethlp entirely different and out of ‘The ordinary run of the ii-nvellin‘ 111111111," _' It -will appea! here at t e Prince Edward Theatre for two nights and one matinee Wednesday find -'l‘hursday, March 25th and. 27th when Charlottetown theutregoers are assured of 11 rare treat.

The Originals, who started first as the Dumbells to entertain the troops iin France and Belgium. and litter developed into a first rate theatrical company becoming world famous, haven resourceful group of young men behind the or- 25 lbs cut boile-DOIIMQG b)’ gunilatlnn. Included in thn cast Saunders K: Newfiflmfil T3651; W- are some of the world's most tal- Leghorn Cockerel, (Utility). Won 13111911femaleImpersoi1ntors,Arth1ii' by (l. C. .\loLean.’ (Jock) Holland, Gene Pcuri-ionuintl 25 lbs cut b0ne—-l)onat.ed by Fred Fenwlck; the (rrmlm 01' Saunders & Newscme: Best l]. I‘. bluckface artists, Jimmie Goodc;

Drug Co: Beet Leghorn J-lcn. (Standard). Won 1by Sydney En-

n. ’i.00~l)ouated by John Whltlock. Best R .‘I. Red Cock (Standard). Won by John Whltlock. -$l.00—~Donnted by John Wlilt lock: Brest R, I. Red Hen. (Stan- dard). Won by T. A. Mills.

Pair Slippe-rs—Donated by Pur- dy, Ferguson Shoe Co.: Best Wy- antlotte Hen. (Standard), Won by J. A. Lewis.

$1.25--I)()IltllP(i by A. R. Jones: Best I3, l’. Rock Ckl. and $1.25 for best B. P. Rock Pullet, (Ptility) to exhil1it11i~ who has never won u prize before. Won by Horne Bros.

Rock Cockerel (Iltllity) _Won by three popular and (extremely clever Harry Hyde. cniiietlinns, "Red" Nouunnn, Bob $1.50 donated by Geo. C. McLean Antler-son and Tod Charter. They

have an Incomparable tiunrteitv with Jerry llrayinril, Bill Tenant, Tom Young and Bertram laingley: ilnncerh such us Alnu Murray and (Jharlos McLean and many others gin-red piymough Rocks; of rare talent and entertaining 31m Fred _\[g1(_-[,,'\r9|1, Nth-111 Itiv- qualities. Some of the boys write 91-; 1151 t-nck, 1st hen, 2nd ckl lyrics and music, titliers tho jokes .11,,"y 1131,19, gumwaii; 2nd 1111a and putter, others write the sketch- 3rd cot-k, 2nd hen, 11.11 ckl, 1st, 2nd P»? ("Kl BRNB. While another" and 3rd’ lumen sign the costumes, 111.111 11.r 1V1‘ 1UP Harry Hyde: 2nd young pen; 211d M!“ "ml PM“ “t” "“i]"n';lryll‘:1':: ‘up and 3rd,'utlult pen. “mar work m‘ e_ g_ “gum Mrs. l). J. Carmichael. Peakes Tllnléilmefllfl- ll. has 110111 sliidnhiu“. Station: 1th ck]; 1st young pen. the Oglnitilizlllls llltlfitlfiglt. naps“ In {he Horne Jlros: 3rd coekorel. ""53" z" g h i n 0mm," m“, n =l’eii1llteton Bros" Sulifolk: 4th an1I goigginglnmgkz; ‘ggfwixjd w Wm“ 11th lien, 4th pullet_ keen interest: They ha“, appeal“

Best individual with R, 0. l’. llec- 11rd, Won by iPentlleton Brows,

UTILITY VARIETIES

Peiullettin 131115.. Stiiiulik: 4th ed “More many noun)!“ including young pamnlst iiilultb H “H, me King 11nd Queen of Belgium, Geo. . t- onat, "oruwu . .' 81H R It ‘ Amp,‘ Army “m1 “mi 3m young pen‘ . NliilvyiuChiggd‘ uliid many other dis- W, .l. Cudiuoro, 5th t-tickprol, “nguished persflng’ Dm-mg mo") engagement ut tho Royal 0111-1181

While l-¢1ih°"'== Iloufte in 11111111111111. In 191x. ciwhi , , member of tho Company Wits P11“;

Geo. C. Mclieuu, Wlltsliire: 1st semen Wm, a "Hqlm by King M.‘

cock; 1st and 2111i ilCll. 1st Ukl. 2111i pullet.

Alex Alcliuy: 2nd ckl,

John 0. llyudnian: b-rd pullet. Peudleton Bros, lst young pen; 1st. adult pen.

11111-1. Seat nah- nptins Thursduyl morning, March 20th :11 9.110 n. m. at the Box Office.

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Brown Leghorns: .liruce -.vicl)oi1u|d, hen, 1st Ckl.

lsi and 2nd, 8., 2nd lien, 1st. and 2nd pullet. i

.l. A. Lewis, City; 3rd lien,

Buff Orplnqtons: Geo. Cuditnorie, City: Isl. and 2111i

Jersey Black Giants: henlb 1st and 2nd cocknrel. let put-i

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Mrs. W. C. .\lcNelll: 1st Ckl; 1st pallet; 1st young Den. Emily A .S1~c-.wa»i'1, D611.

211d young 19$» 15i- YWIIE P9".-

Whitc Wyandott : mack Minarc”; I .l. A. Lewis, 1st cook; Alex McKay: 1st CkL, 1st pallet, 211d-

" " 52d kl'2l l" letldaisy lhornt n 1.1 . n1 l)" Brown Leghorn‘:

Lewis Hayden, Vernon trivia-r: Rhoda Island Reds: 1st. and 2nd hen, 1st. and 2nd cork- Mrs. I1‘. 11.. Jliiszard, 1st hen; lat 9W1- mt and 2nd Puweh pullet. 1ll. l-‘rizzle, 211d pullet. Seldou McLean, lsi. young p011.

161 and

Houdana: ' - Lcwie llaydeii, 1st cock; 1st and, 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd 1-kl. 1st and

Buff Orplnqtons: 2nd pullet-

l-larr ll'de, 1st lren; 1st anti 2nd Ckyl’; lit and 211d pullct; 1st P°"°“'|°¢ Hamburil“ I young Dem A, H. Boswell, Fi-cnchfort; 1st

Mux “uh-Mu m, cock, 2nd m,“ and 2nd hen; 1st. and Jud 11kt. 1st nnd 2nd pullet.

White Wyanduttea: ‘ t

Almon Boswelli, Frenchfort: 1st JOS- Cllstelm- C“)? m- m“) 14"“ and 3rd hen; l“ and 3rd ck]; 2nd cock; 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd and 3rd pnllct; 1st. and 2nd, young 9K1‘? 15‘ and 2nd Pull“- fiarry llyde: let cock, 2nd 1.1.n'd Ugh‘ Brihm": 41h lien; 2nd ckl; 1st pullet. lst MP8- F- ‘H. lmcke; 111i cock, 1st. adult pen. and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd ckl. 1st

and 2nd pallet, Toulouse Geese:

Alnion Boswell: 1st adult gander 1st adult goose; 1st young gander, lat young goose.

‘Ludliow Jenkins: 2nd adult gan tier; 2nd adult goose.

Horne Bros: 2nd young gander; 2nd young gose.

Buff Cochin Bantams: 1L. A. l-labzurd, 1st cock, 1st hen, 1st ckL, lot-pullet.