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W91! Riven-l, Ines Stewart. L. "WWI"; i. A. Corrigan, George- town: 8. Chas. Parker. Georgetown.
Northern Bar-—1. n. .1. Stewart; 2. oerrlsan; s. Chas. Parker.
Golden Russet-—l, Mont Annear, L. IDlll-ltzle; 2. A. Corrigan; 3,
n.
--1.aR. Morrison; 2, William
‘Assn-seamen. Wm. McAul- a) ‘:8. R. Morrison; 3, Mont An-
. —l, James McPhse; 2, McDonald; 3, Chas. Fraser. Oravenstein. — l, George Dewar, N. Perth; 2, J. A. Dewar, N. Perth; S, A. Corrigan; 4, Wm. McAulay.
Alexanden-i, A. Corrigan; 2, David Wright; 3, Charles Parker.
Wealthy Apples.—i, A. Corrigan; 2, Mont Annear, 3, R. Morrison.
Ribson Pippin.-1, A. Corrigan; 2, D. J. Stewart.
Yellow Transparent. — l, Inez Stewart; 2, Mrs. Chas. Johnson; 3. Mrs. U. R. Ross.
Farqueiie. - 1. A. Corrigan; 2, Archie McAulay.
McIntosh Red-l, DavldWrlght. Mann-—l, Mrs. V. R. Ross; Mont Annear; 3, Robert Dewar, N.
Perth.
Winter Keeping Apples.—i, D. J. Stewart; 2, A. Corrigan; 3. Charles Parker.
Fall Apples and varisties.—l, A. Corrigan; 2. Chas. Parker; 3, D. J. Stewart.
Box Apples tor export-—l, A. cor- rigan; 2, Chas. Parker.
539914811 walk-l, J. D. Knight.
dent Crab-i, A. Corri- gan; ‘2,’ Mont Annear.
Hyslop Crab.—l, Mrs. Archie Bruoepi, Mont Annear; 3. Wm. F. Rourke.
Yellow Magnum Bonum.--l, Sam Htmllhill; 3. Mrs. W. W. McIlaren; 3. D. J. Stewart. », 'Moore's Arctic Plums-l, A. Cor- rlsan; 2. Mai-Jone l-lyndman; a, n. J s” b. . Lombard‘ Plums-—l, S. Hemphili; 2.“: Corrigan; 3. Mrs. W. W. Jen- k . '
Bradsha Plums-—l, D. J. Stew- art; 2. gem Hemphiil; ,3, Mrs. M. Marteli.
Stewart; 2, Marjorie Hyndman. "Clappb Favorite-l, D. J. Stew- a ., Bartlett Pears.—1, David Wright.
5 other varietyMPears.— l, David Wright; 2, D. J. Stewart.
Class VlH-l-Boots and Vegetables
Irish Cobblers-l, Mont Annear; 2,’ Jerome McLean; 3, George An- near.
Dakota Red-l, J. D. Wright.
Green Mountains-l, Jerome Mc- Lean; 2, Mont Annear; 3, J. D. Knight. ,
‘Mcmtyres. — 1, Jas. Boudreault; 2. J. A. MoConnaok.
Early Rose-—l, George Annear: 2, J. D. Knight; 3, Mrs. Ira Ross, Montague.
- Hall bush. new variety named.- 1, J. D. Knight.
Swede 'I‘urnips.--1, David Wright; 2. J. A. McCormack; 3. J. D. Knight.
Swede Turnips. stock ~ 1, Ed. Boucbard.
White Turnips, stock.—1, George -Annear.
Red Mange] WurtzeL-l. V. O. Bhermer, L. Montague; 2, George Allhllr.
Bed Globe Mangei.--l, MontAn- near; 2. George Annear; 3, David Wright.
Halt» Sugar Mangel. — 1. D. J. Stewart, L. Montague; 2, Geo. An- near.
l ts. stock-—l, David Wright. Carrots. table use-J, Davi Wright, 215mb McDonald; 3. Ed. Bulpitt.
Parsnips. table use-—1. Hugh Mc- Donald; 2. David Set; 3, E. Bul-
Pitt.
Beets, table use-—l, Jas. Boud- reault; 2, Watson Henry; 3, Dan. M. McLean.
Bed Cmiona-i, 5. P. McKinnon.
Onions, white or yellow.—1, P)‘. Bnlpitt; 2. Mrs. V. O. Schirmer; 3, William C. Johnson.
Tomatoes, unripened.- 1, Mont Annear; 2, D. J. Stewart; 3, Hugh McDonald.
Celery, white-l, George Annear, 2. D. J. Stewart.
Celery Red-l, D. J. Stewart.
Eschallotts-l, Mr. Cyrus Moat; 2. Mrs. C. Johnson.
Potato Onions. — i, Mrs. Cyrus Moor; 3.0601131 Annsar, 3, Mrs. V. O. Shiriner.
Table Com.— 1. Ed. Bulpitt; 2,
Tea Biscuit-l, Mrs. J. Smith; 2. Mrs. w. w. Jenkins; s. Mrs. Ashley Allen. ~
Mixed Pickles-—l, Mrs. D. P. Mc- Kinnon; 2, Mrs. George Claw. Bay Fortune; 3, Mrs. l). J. Stewart.
Mustard Pickles-l, Mrs. Ashley Allen; 2. Mrs. Ira Boss, Montague; TAKE TWO-KINGS COUNTY 3, Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Montague.
Chow Chow.—1, Marjorie Hynd- man; 2, Mrs. Allister McDonald; 3. Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Sweet Pickles.—l, Mrs. D. P. Mc- Kinnon; 2, Mrs. J. W. McPhee; 3. Mrs. Ashley Allen. '
Doughnuts-l. Mrs. J. W. Mo- Phee; 2, Mrs. Ernest Doyle; 3, Mrs. Mich. Burke.
Apple Jelly.—l. Mrs. D. P. Mc- Klnnon; 2, Marjorie Hyndman; 3, Mrs. V. R. Ross.
Strawberry Preserve.—i, Mrs.W. W. Jenkins; 2, Mrs. J. Smith; 3, Mrs. Ira Rws.
Raspberry Preserve-—l, Mrs. Ash- ley Allen; 2, Mrs. V. R. Ross; 3. Mary McDonald.
Strawberry Preserve (wild) — 1, Mrs. Ashley Allen. '-
Green Peas.—1, Mrs. Allister Mc- Donald; 2, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 3, Mrs. Geo. Clapp.
Green Peas.—1, Mrs. D. J. Stew- art; 2, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 3,Mrs. Allister McKinnon.
Bottle Beets-l, Mrs. D. P. Mc- Kinnon; 2, Mrs. Allister McDonald; 3, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Bottle Chicken-l,’ Mrs. J. W. McPhee; 2, Mrs. V. O. Schirmer; 3. Mrs. George Annear.
Bottle Beet-l, Mrs. Henry Mc- Laren; 2, Miss L. Wrlflbt; 3, Mrs,
2’ Wm. Fisher, Bay Fortune.
Class XIIPWooIIen Goods, Fancy Work.
Knitted Scari. - 1. Mrs. Lemuel McLaren.
Knitted Blanket. - l. Margaret McDonald; 2, Theresa McDonald; 3, Mrs. Wm. Fisher, B. Fortune.
l0 yards White Flannel-i, Mrs. Ellen McKinnon; 2, Mrs. Jerome McLean.
Plain Blankets-l, Mrs. Allen Mc- Kinnon.
Counterpane, knit or crocheted— 1, Mrs. J. E. McDonald; 2, Mrs. John McMillan; 3, Mrs. Fred Vuozzo.
Patchwork Quilt, silk-—l, Mrs. Albert Dewar; 2, Mrs. Herman La- vardier; 3, Mrs. Gerald McDonald.
Patchwork Quilt, wool.—l, Mrs. Ernest Doyle; 2. Mrs. Geo. Clapp; 3, Mrs. Ellen McKinnon.
Hearth Rug, all wool.—l, Mrs. Al- len Mcswain: 2. Mrs. Albert Dew- ar; 3, Jessie Dewar.
Special Prize for Hooked Rug.- Mrs. Andrew Murphy. Elliotvale-
Hearth Rug, any material. -- 1.
' Mrs. Archie Bruce; 2, Mrs. Allan
MoSwain; 3, Miss Lilly Creed. Braided Rug.—l, Mrs. John Mc- Kinnon; 2, Mrs. Sarah Gordon; 3. Mrs. Ellen McKinnon.
2.pairs Woollen Socks-l, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 2, Mrs. Annie Campbell; 3, Mrs. J. Smith.
Woollen Mitts-l, Mrs. Lemuel McLaren; 2, Mrs. Jas. McDonald; 3, Mrs. Ellen McKinnon.
Lady's Sweaten-i, Mrs. V. 0. schirmer; 2, Mrs. Ellen McKinnon.
Pillow Cases-l, Mfrs. E. Hemp- hill; 2, Mrs. Henry McLaren; 3, Mrs. John Westaway.
Centrepiece White-—l, Mrs. John westaway; 2, Georgie Hemphill; 3. Miss E. Skinner and Mrs. Gerald McDonald, equal.
Buflet Set.—1, Mrs. J. A. Mc- Kinnon; 2, Mrs. Ernest Doyle; 3, Georgie Hemphill.
Centrepiece, colored linen. — l. Elsie Lavers; 2. Mrs. Albert Dewar; 3, Jessie Dewar.
Tea Cloth, white-—l, Elsie Lav- ers; 2, Mrs. John Westaway.
Sofa Pillow.—l, Martha Hemp- hill; 2, Miss Knight; 3, Mrs. Geo. A. Thompson, Montague.
Side Board Cloth.—i, Mrs. T. G. Ives; 2, Georgie Hemphill; 3, Mrs. Ernest Doyle.
Runner, colored linen.— 1, Elsie Lavers; 2, Georgie Hemphill; 3. Mrs. Ernest Doyle.
Tray Cloth.—i, Mrs. E. Hemphill, 2, Mrs. John Westaway; 3. Elsie Layers.
Roman Embroidery-d, Mrs. Hen- ry McLaren.
Embroidered Bed Spread. — 1. Mrs. Gerald McDdnald; 2, Mrs. W. W. McLaren: 3. Lilly Creed. .
Specimen Filet Crochet-—1. Elsie Lavers; 2, Mrs. Allen Fraser; 3, Mrs. Geo. Thompson.
Luncheon Set-—l, Mrs. Esklnner, 2, Elsie Lavers; 3, Viola Kemp.
Pair Towels.—l. Mrs. Allen Fra- ser; 2, Mrs. Geo. Thompson; 3. Martha Hemphill.
Shopping Bag. —, 1. Mrs. Ashley Allen; 2, Helen Moore.
Hank Home-made Yarn. — l, Catherine McLeod; 2. Mrs. William Fisher; 3, Mrs. Ellen McKinnon.
Class VIL-Butter.
‘nib Salt Button-l. M. Annear‘. 2, V. O. Schirmer; 3. Mrs. Cyrus
Mrs. Chas. Johnson; 3, George An- M u
near. _ der Corn.—_l. Mont Annear: 2. Annear; 3, D. M. McLean. .--1,-lIrs. D. P. Mc-
K 2, D. J. Stewart; 3. David w . ‘ s‘ Wininkstadt-l, n. P.
Moihtinn: 2, Hath-McDonald: 3. DIYUWIIIIM- , .. . - 1. n. r\ z ., . A._Mo0ormaok; 3, Mont. Annsar. - 4 nlflfllrrhiiiilh lit-DO!!- ll ‘I .P. g . . , "and .-1, David 2. D. P. MbKinnon; 3, Mont
11.11, J. D. Knflhl: 2,
_-HIQDNJI , Citron Melons-i. ugh McDon- aldhlv Ioblrtioll; 3. 8.110s-
.‘ p,‘ g _ . nunmsPi, lavsrdisr; a, » mat. ear; 3%. J. C. McMil-
Squash. HubbardF-i, Mont An- near; 2. Mrs." E. B. McLaren; 3, Ed. Bulpitt.
Class XL-Ilohdosflag.
v-aru. W. zhfi: t ll. l($l' , - - . 6C- (£.—l. Mrs. w. w. ml- I n‘ i” 1,“-
' wsm Dread-i, m1. llimbsth Vessey; .II'I. l. . 1 .
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o . Basket Butter, 1 1b. blocks-l, Mrs. Henry MoLaren; 2. MraMary Donahoe; 3, V. O. Sohirmat.
Basket Butter, fancy rolls. -- l. Mrs. J. D. Knight; 2. Mrs. D. P. MeKinnon; 3. Mrs. Mont Anneli-
Exhibit Creamery Butter. -- l. Lane. New Perth.
Class Ill-Cattle.
Holstoin Bull, 2 years old. - 1, Preston Bryanton. Holstein Bull. 1 yeah-l, S. N.
Gordon. Holstein Bull, tinder l ysar. - 1. Pr}? Cowman milk 3 o . , pars.- i, Jami Gordon; 2, Drip Bry- anton; ll, Holstein
—o
n. s. Is- Kinnon;
Holstein pure bred. under 2 yrs. —1. Jas. Gordon; 2, Bpinwsnnwsik- er; 3. Preston Bryanton.
Holstein Heller. under 1 yeah-—l, Jas. Gordon; 2. Chas. Parker; 3. Preston Bryanton.
Champion Holstein BulLanyage. -1, Preston Bryanton.
Champion Holstein Cow. female. any age, registered — l. Preston Bryanton. ,
Ayrshire 5 years old. - l.
Oswald O0! . Ayrshire Bull. 2 years old. - i,
‘Jgdill . Sail. one year old. - l. ; .3. George Annear;
i. '25"! n”
Ayrshire Cow, in milk, t yearsold -1, Geo. Annear; 2."Edwin Reid; 3. John A. McLeod.
Ayrshire Cow. 3 years, registered -1, Geo. Annear; 2, Geo. Annear; 3, Edwin Reid.
ken; 3. Geo. .
Ayrshire Heifer, under 2 yarns.- l, John A. McLeod; 2, Mont An- near; 3. Wm. Aitken.
Ayrshire Heller, under 1 year-—l, Geo. Annear; 2, Alex. Hamilton; 3, Wm. Aitken.
Ayrshire Heifer, under 6 months —1. Oswald Collins.
Champion Ayrshire Bull, any age " —l, Geo. Annear.
Champion Ayrshire Female, any age.—l, Geo. Annear.
Ayrshire Grade Cow, in milk, 4 years.—1, Edwin Reid; 2, Alex Ham- ilton; 3. Alex Hamilton.
Ayrshire Grade Cow, 3 years.—1, Chas. Gordon; 3, Alex Hamilton‘. 3, Mont Annear.
Ayrshire Grade, 2 years.—1, Mont Annear; 2, Philip Morrison.
Ayrshire Grade Heller, 1 year.- l, Woodrow Stewart: 2, Alex Ham- ilton; 3, Chas. Gordon.
Additional Class. by order o! Direction.
Ayrshire Grade Heller. 6 monthfi —-l. Alex Hamilton; 2, John A. McLeod; 3, Mont Annear.
Ayrshire Grade Heifer. under 1 yeah-l, Oswald Collins; 2, Os- wald Collins. ~ Jersey or Guernsey Cow. pure bred.-1, Mrs. McNichol; 2. Edward Bulpitt; 3, Edward Bulpitt.
Jersey or Guernsey, 2 years. -- 1, _ Edward Bulpitt.
Jersey or Guernsey Heller. one yeah-—l, Herbert Lavers; 2, Ray- and Lavers.
Jersey or Guernsey Heller, one year.-l, Edward Bulpitt; 2, Geo. Miar.
Champion Jersey or Guernsey. any age.—l, Edward Bulpitt.
Herd ol. Dairy Cattler-l, Geo.j Annsar; 2. John A. McLeod; 3. Wm. Aitken. ‘
Cattle. Beet-Shorthorn, 3 yrs.’ -1, David Nicholson.
Shorthorn Bull, 2 yrs.—1. D. P. McKinnon. . Shorthorn Bull, under 1 yeah-—l,
S. N. Gordon. 4
Shorthorn Cow.—1. Chas. Gor-
don; 2, Alex Hamilton.
Shorthorn Female. pure bred. 2 years.—1, S. N, Gordon. _ Shorthorn Heller. l yearn-—l, S. N. Gordon.
Shorthorn Heller, l year.—l,Jas. Gordon. i
Champion Bull, Diploma. — l,
Daniel Nicholson. Champion Female. Diploma. —l, Alex Hamilton.
Class tL-Poultry.
Best Turkey Cock.—l, M. Keenan.
Best Turkey Hen-l, M. Keenan.
Best Gander, Toulouse-l, Alex Hamilton; 2, J. C. McMillan.
Best Goose, Toulouse-—l, Alex. Hamilton; 2, J. C. McMillan.
Best Duck.—l. Jas. Gordon.
Plymouth Cock.—l, A. Hamilton: 2, J. D. Stewart.
Plymouth Rock Hen.—1. A. Ham- ilton; 2, Vernon Ross.
Plymouth Cockerel.—-l, Mrs. J. D. Stewart.
Plymouth Pallet-—l, Mrs. J. D. Stewart.
Wyandoite Cock-l, M. Keenan.
Wryandotte 1-len.—1, M. Keenan.
Best Wyandotte CockereL-l, M. Keenan; 2, E. Reid.
Wyandotte Puliet.—1, E. Reid.
R. I. Red Hem-—l, M. Keenan.
White Leghom.—l, Mrs. J. D. Stewart; 2, E. Reid.
White Leghorn-l, Mrs. J. D. Stewart; 2, Ed. Reid.
White Leghorn C0ckerel.—l,Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
White. L. Pallet-l. Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Spanish Minorca Cock. — 1, M. Keenan; 2, G. Miar. '
Spanish Minorca Hen.- 1, M. Keenan; 2, M. Keenan.
Class 5.—Pi|s.
Yorkshire Bean-—l, Edwin Reid; 2, Stewart Bros, Murray River.
Yorkshire Boar. under 8 months. —1. Stewart‘ Bros; 2. Edwin Reid.
Yorkshire Sow, B months. - 1, Mont Annear; 2. Chas. Parker.
Yorkshire Sow, under 8 months- 1, Stewart Bros; 2. Alex Hamilton; 3. Keenan Bros.
Yorkshire Sow, with litter. - l,
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TINFORMATION
The Northern Electric Company has 14 branches aituolsdot stmte- gic points throughout the Domin- ion, servin not only Merci/ways, bu! also al other forms of Cana-
dian industrial activity.
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The” RAILWAYSL . ' , of Canada i
THE citizens of Canada are under everlasting obligation to the farsighted railway oiliciale who have provided them _with facilities for a rapid and permanent growth. _ _ What appears likevzrsudden andniarvellous iii trade and industry is the logical result of the change from‘ preparation to fulfilment. Canada now has 74,000 miles of railway track, a greater mileage per capita than any coun- glgltmakingavailable the. naturalresouroee of
Nearly 6,006 locomotives and approximately?‘ or a million cars are in constant use on these railways; 40,000,000 passengers and 120,000,000 tons of freight being carried one nually. Over 170,000 employees work on our railways, hand- ling the trade and traific of this young nation, and receive a i quarter 0f a billion dollars in wages per annum.
m Northern Electric; Company is gratified that it i... been able no
supply a share of the electrical, Canada s great railwaysj“
equipment which is part and parcel of
1Y°'"/€€££<;.€.Z£971?
Equipment jorlljvammitting Power and Sound
Th: odmiimnsnt is Nambn Two of a series treating o] the leading industrialization: in the development of modem Canada,
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D. P. McKinnon.
Yorkshire Male-l. Edwin Reid.
Champion Yorkshire. -- i, Mont Annear.
Market Hogs-l, D. P. McKin- non; 2, David Wright.
Pen, 2 Bacon Hogs-i, Alex Ham- llton; 2, Stewart Bros; 3, James
MoPhse. H088 of Shot-l. Alex Hamil- ton. New Perth.
Class Xpflwlealtare.
Collection Astora-l, Inez Stew- guys. Mrs. 3, Mrs.
viKinlOfl. .
omenduisl-i. sans Momma. Mrs. Norman McDonald: 3. MrsJ. P. McNichol.
"wields-—1. Mrs. Mont A , 2. Yrs. M. Montague; 3,-
J.
Mont
Nichol.
Dianthus-l. Mrs. M. McKinnon;
2, ma. W. W. Jenkins; 8, Mrs. D. P. ollnno
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Bliapdragoim-J. Mrs. D. J. Stew- art; 2, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 3, EDI. Stocks-l. Mrs. J. P. McNichol: 2, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 3, Mrs. D.
M. McKinnon. Montague.
Stewart
Verbenaa-i. ms. n. .1. Stewart: I. larab Murine; 3. Mrs. w. w. Jenkins.
SarahMcPheo. _
Dahliaa-i, Mrs. J. P. MoNichoi; ~ph|qg__.1, M", w, w, Jenung; 2-1!"- IMId-arvn: t. Mrs. n. .1. a, In. n. J.,Stewart; a, m». 0.1». 53W!"- McKinnon
Mrs. Edwin Reid; 3, Mrs. Lem Mc- Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 3, Mrs. Lem Laren, Montague.
Cosmos-i, Mrs. J. McKenzie; 2, ms. D. P. McKinnon; 3, Mrs. J. P. McNichol. '
Pansiea-l, Inez Stewart; 2. Mrs. Annear; S, Mrs. J. -P. Mc-
McLaren.
Sweet Peas-i, Mrs. D. J. Stew- art; 2. Mrs. M. McKinnon; 3, Mrs. Gerald McDonald. Cardigan.
Potted Plants. — i, Mrs. Ashley Allen.
Table Bouquet. -- i, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2. Mrs. Lem McLaren; 3, Mrs. D. P. MoKinnon.
Petunias.—i, Mrs. Norman Mc- Donald; 2, Mrs. Lem McLaren; 3, Mrs- M. McKinnon.
Sheep. \
Bog. Ram, 2 shears or over, Shropshim-l, Vernon Shaw; 2, 0.18. Clay. v
Reg. yearling Ram. Shropshire- i. John McRae; 2, C. B. Clay; 3, C. H. "Clay.
Ram Lamb, Shropshire-l, C. B.
Yearling. Shropshire, Reg-A and 2. C. B. Clay; 3, John McRae.
Pure Bred Ewe Lamb, Shropshire —l, 2 and 3, C. B. Clay.
Reg. Ram, 2 shears or over, Ox- iord.—1. John Korton; 2. Alex. Hamilton; 3, D. P. McKinnon.
Ram Lamb, Reg-l. Alex Hamil- ton; 2, Alex Hamilton; 3. John Nar- to
n.
Pure Bred Yearling Ewe, Oxlord. -1 and 2. Alex Hamilton; 3,John Norton.
Pure Bred Ewe Lamb, Oxford.- 1 and 2. Alex Hamilton; 3, John Norton.
Pen oi Reg. Shropshire or Oxford Sheep-l. Alex Hamilton»; 2. C. B. Clay; 3. John Norton.
Pen ol Grade Sheep. Shropshire or Oxford. with pure bred Ram-—1.
Yearling Ewe-i. John Norton; 2, John McRae; 3, Alex Hamilton.
Grade Shropshire or Oxford Ewe Lamb-i, Alex. Hamilton; 2, John Norton: 3. C. B. Clay.
Champion Ram, Shropshire Reg. —1. Vernon Shaw.
Champion Shropshire Ewe. Reg. —l, C. B. Clay.
Champion Oxford Rem, Rel-—l, John Norton’. » I
Champion Oxford Ewe.—1, Alex Hamilton.
Res. Yearling. Ram, Leicester.- 1, Otis Jackson; 2, Keenan Bros; 3. Stewart Bros.
Ram Lamb. Leiceston-l. Stewart ‘Bros; 2. Otis Jackson; 3, Stewart Bros.
Pure Bred Yearling Ewe, Leices- ter.-—1, Stewart 0a.; 2. Otis Jack- HOII; B. Otis Jac .
John Norton; 2,0. Bl Clay; 3,John M
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Pure Bred Ewe Lamb.
art Bros. '
Grade Yearling Ewe. Leicester-- l, Stewart Bros; 2, Otis Jackson.
Grade Ewe Lamb. Leicester. — l» Stewart Bros; 2 and 3. Otis Jacl- son.
Pen oi’ loiceller Sheep. Reil- * 1' Stewart Bros; 2, Otis Jackson: 5' Keenan Bros.
Pen ot Grade Sheep. loicesisr- yewwm Bros; 2. Otis Jackson: t Keenan Bros.
Chmapion Leicester Ram. W!’ l, Skew _t~Bros. .
b, oh Ioioester Ewe. R02‘ ‘l. Stewart Bros.
an: o! Market Lambs-l. O- 1i guy; 2, Alex Hamilton; s, stews"
ros.
Pen ol 5 Market Lambs-—1. C-B
gllv: 2. Ale? Hamilton: 3, stews" i l. T. . Donalioe.
Market unis-c. a
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Zinnia-d, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2. Clay; 2! O. Clay: 3, C. B. Clay. A%a_ Shroyflre or Oxford} —l, Otis Jackson; 2 and 3. Stew- Clay. 3th.?!’ ‘ ‘ 3' i g ’ l. ,‘~‘—B'y—Georg'e Mavis...“ , 5i$i‘.“i‘3r‘§$.§‘si$%§£." Pflocaao - ' ~ w" l W“ 9m. “TA Niw Mo": I t our tr-rwo i‘ 5.6-1" mo l woven-r srou " ‘ i i h ‘W’ t ‘l ssh-anemic m ) \\l/// ° ‘d’ . " ' o, ' / ‘ . arms e J- vie» . \ hi‘