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DEATH

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FRENCH SHIPS BOMBARD CATTARO.

HARI. ltzily, St-pt. 24. \'ess1~l.~1 which

have arrived from tho l`>alniziti:iii const report that a hoinhtiriliiieiit ot' t'uti:tro

(Continued from page one.)

i`or [lest Fouls of191/l Slred by Stallion

Mrliay; 2, David Reid.

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Derby, 2.29%. J. S.,Wedlock, CNY.

(Henderson) .. .. ._ ._ .. ..8. Drawn Time: 2.20; 2.l7’;éi 2.19; 2.21.

THE PRIZE LIST

Following is the continuation of the

prize list:-

CARRIAGE HORSES. _

Filly, 3 years old.-l. R. B, Mchln-

ley; 2. J. J. t‘uri-le; 3, E. W. Marlin.

l-`illy, 2 years old.~1, J. S. Stanley;

3, J. J. t‘iirrle; 3. Lyle Iioswall.

Filly, 1 year old.~l. Edgar Heartz;

2, Arthur Mclilachern.

Foul of 1914.*1, John A. Cummings;

2, iionald lilclilillan; 3. A. A. .\li'Be1ttii.

More with foal at foot.-1, G. G.

t`zir\‘er; 2. llugli l\lt‘l\'innon.

Ctirriaige Mare or Gelding, 15.2 hands

and over.-1. t‘. J. Stewart; 2, Prowse l%r1'i.\=.; 3, G. \\'. Larkin.

Carriage Zilaro or Gelding, under

15.25 hzinds.~1, Geo. L. Boswall; 2, Lorne Crnbbor; 3. Walter S. hlcPhail.

(`iianipioi1 Mare, any age.-1, C. J.

Stewart.

STANDARD BRED HORSES.

Stallion. 4 years old.-1, Hammond

Kelly; 2, J. H. G. Murphy.

Stallion, 3 years old.-1, D. W.

\\'liitc.

Stallion, 2 years old.-1, D. W.

White.

l-'iliy, 3 years old.- J. S. Wedlock; A. A. Leckie; 3, D. \\'. White. Filly, 1 year old.-l, Arthur

_\lcEuchern.

SHIRE HORSES.

Stallion, 4 years old.-1, F. W.

llughes.

SPECIAL PRIZES.

Foul of 1914. Sired by Stallion Mayor

Todd tl’rizes offered by Hammond Kelly, Southport, P.E.I.).-1. John A. t‘unninghani; 2, Donald McMillan; 3, G. G. Carver.

SADDLE HORSES.

Gentleman’s Saddle I-Iorse.-1. J. H.

ov; 2, Win. C. Davis; 3, John Horne.

...1..y's Saddle Horse.-1, Parker

llorne; 2, Fred Turner.

HACKNEY HORSES.

Brood Mare with Foal.-1, A. D.

lloswall.

ROADSTERS_

Mare or Gelding, 4 years old.-1,

lliiiiiilton Horne; 2, G. ll. Stewart; 3, G. I.. Boswall.

Filly or Gelding, 3 years old.-1,

t‘liester McEwen; 2, J. H. Crosby.

Brood More with Foal by her side.

1, Alex. McKay; 2, John A. Cunning- ham. '

Mare or Gelding, shown in carriage.

l, J. H. Pierce; 2, William Agnew; 3. Donald .\lcMillan.

CLYDESDALES.

Stallion. 4 _years old.-1, I)nvid Reid;

2, IJ. li. McKinley; 3. A. A, Leckie.

Stallion, Ji years old.-1, Dan N.

'l`tiylor; 2, W. ll. Godfrey.

Stallion, 2 years old.-1, William

Aiilrl; 2, R. B. Frizzle; 3, Dari Stewart.

Stallion, 1 yoar old.-1, (‘,. E.

Z\li~.l{enzie.

Filly, 2 years old.-1, Jabez Lea;

15, J. ll. Crosby; 3, W. H. Godfrey.

Filly. 1 your old.-1, J. ll. Crosby;

Edgar lleartz.

Foal of 1914.-l, Edgar Hoartz; 2,

J. H. Crosby; 3, Edgar l-leartz.

Mare with Foal at foot.-l, Edgar

iloartz; 2, J. ll. Crosby; 3, Edgar Ileartz.

Champion Stallion.-Diploma, David

Reid.

(‘hainplon Mare.-Diploma, Jabez

Lea.

Stallion and 3 ot’ his get.-Diploma,

lt. B. McKinley. _ q|-.._¢»,,_ 5;;-U*-|" “rCLYDESDAL? ASSOCIATION

PRIZES.

Rest Stallion.-1, David Reid; 2, R.

D. Mcliiiiley; 3, \VilIlam Auld.

best Mare.--1, Jabez Lea; 2, Edgar

lleurtz; 3, J. Il. Crosby.

host island Bred Mare..-1, Jabez

Leu; 2. lddgitr lierirtz; 3, J. H. Crosby.

liost lilaro or Gelding. Sirod by

Vlyflesdale Stallion.-1, R. B. McKin- ley; 2, Chas. Iiryenton; 3, Wm. .\l1'l\'iiile_\'.

lit-at l"1iiil of 1914, Siretl li_V Clyde!!-

ilriiri Stnllioii.~i `\\`m. McKinley; 2, tliiver Sniinderz-1; Zi. R. B. McKinley.

lion. John Rioliiirds' Special Prizes

llnron Kelvin,-1, Edgar lleartz; 2, Oliver Saunders; 3, A. ll. Boswall.

SHIRE HORSES.

Stallion, 4 years old.-I, F. W.

Champion Stallion.--Diploma, F. W.

lliighefi.

PERCHERONB. Stallion, 4 yearn old.-1, Alex.

Filly, 1 your old.-1, Alex. McKay. .\l1ire wltli Foal at foot.-1, Alex.

by l~'r1-nrli ships' guns liiis br-iziiii, ,

I

Clianiploii Stnllioii.-Diploma,'Alox.

DI:-not

Montroaf0méo

If you intend making an investment in the

Silver Black Fox Industry OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND

Accurate and Authentic information may be obtained without charge or obligation,

THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE

Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBIots John 0. Kyndman William E. Amow

“ 2

QF.:

Cephas Nunn; 2, Robt. Pumess.

Nunn; 3, Robert Fumess.

Cepbns Nunn.

Furness.

McKay.

Champion Mare.-Diploma. `Alex.

McKay.

DRAFT HORSES. Filly, 3 years old.-l. A. A. McBeath;

2, Geo. Simmons; 3. Peter McMah0l1~

rniy, 2 years oid.-vi. Periey M‘\¥¢h;

2. J. H. Crosby; 3, R. B. McKinley.

Filly, 1 year old.-1, Perley Mutch;

2, Donald Murchison; 3, Donald Mc-

Kinley.

Foal of 1914.-1, Wm. McKinley;

2, Oliver Saunders; 3. R- B. KCKIIIIBY-

Mare with Foal at foot.-1. Wm.

McKinley; 2, Oliver Saunders; 3. R. B. McKinley.

Pair Draft Horses. 1.400 lbs- Bfld

1,400 lbs.-1, Geo. Simmons; 2, Frank Andrews; 3, Alex. McKay.

Special prize by Charlottetown

Steam Navigation Co. for best 4 Draft Colts, get of one registered draft stallion --'20, Wallace Stead.

GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.

Mare or Gelding, 4 years old.-1,

Chas. Chandler; 2, Goodwill McPhail;

3, Neil Shaw.

Mare or Gelding. 3 years old.-_-1,

lilnlcolni McPhail; 2, Goodwill Mc- Phail; 3, Peter lilclilshon.

Brood Mare, with Foal at foot.-1,

Fred Turner; 2, H. G. Jenkins.

Matched Team not to exceed 1,300

lbs. each.-1, A. A. McBeath.

WALKING HORSES.

Mare or Gelding, shown ln carriage.

1, Geo. H. Stewart; 2, G. W. Martin.

Mare or Gelding. Draft, shown in

cort or truck-wagon.-1, R. M. McKin- ley; 2, Chas. Bryenton; 3, A. A. Mclienth.

I

PONIES. '

Single Pony, 12 hands and under.-

1, Alex. McKay.

SHEEP.

LEICESTERS.

` Ram, 2 shears and over.-1, Albert Boswall; 2, S. C. Lane; 3, S. L. Bos- wall.

Rani, shearling.-1, S. L. Boswall;

2, S, C. Lane; 3, Albert Boswall.

Ram, lamb.-1, S. L. Boswall; 2 and

3. Albert Boswall.

Eive, 2 slieaps and over.-1, Albert

Boswall; 2, S. L. Boswall; 3, S. C. Lane.

Ewe, shoarling.-1 and 3, Albert Bos-

wall; 2, S. L. Boswall.

Ewe Lamb.-1 and 3, Albert Bos-

wall; 2, S. L. Boswall.

Flock.-1, Albert Boswall; 2, S. L.

Boswall; 3, S. C. Lane.

COTSWOLDS.

Ram, 2 shears and over.-1, John

Tweedy; 2, Wood & Son.

Ram, sheurling.-1, John Tweedy; 2,

Wood & Son.

Ram Lamb.-1 and 3, John Tweedy;

2, Harry Tweedy.

Ewe, 2 shears and over.-1. John

Tweedy; 2, Harry Tweedy; 3, Wood & Son.

Ewe. shoarling.-1, John Tweedy;

2, Wood & Son; 3, Harry Tweedy.

Ewe Lamb.-1, John Tweedy; 2,

Harry Tweedy; 3, Wood & Son.

Flock,-=-1, John Tweedy; 2, Harry

Tweedy; 3. Wood & Son.

LINCOLNS.

Rani,2 shears and ver.-1 and 2,

Albert Boswall; 3, A. Boswall.

Ram. shearling,-1, Ernest Lund;

2, Albert Hoswall.

Ram Lamb.-1 and 3, Ernest Lund;

2, Albert floswall.

Ewe, 2 shears and over.-1 and 2,

Albert Boswall; 3, Ernest Lund.

Ewe, shearling.-1 and 2, Albert Bos-

wall; 3, Ernest Lund.

Ewe Lamb.-1. Albert Boswall; 2

and 3, Ernest Lund.

Flock.-1, Albert Boswall; 2, Ernest

Lund.

' SOUTHDOWNS.

Ram, 2 shears and over.-1, Cephas

, Nunn; 2, Oliver Saunders.

Ram, shesrling.-1. Cephas Nunn;

2 and 3, Oliver Saunders.

Ram Lamb.-1 and 2, Cephas Nunn-

.'i, Oliver Saunders.

Ewe, 2 shears and over.-1 and 2,

Cephas Nunn; 3, Oliver Saunders.

Ewe, shearllng.-1 and 2, Oliver

Saunders; 3, Cephas Nunn.

Ewe Lamb.-1 and 3, Oliver Saun-

ders; 2, Cephas Nunn.

Flock.-1, Cephas Nunn; 2, Oliver

Saunders.

SUFFOLKS.

Ram 2 shears and over.-1. Albert

Boswall; 2 A. D. Boswall.

Ram, shearling.-1, Albert Boawall. Ram Lamb.-1, Albert Boswall; 2,

A. D. Boswall.

Ewe, 2 shears and _nver.-1 and 3,

Albert Boswall; 2, A. D. Boswall.

Ewe, shearling.-1 and 3, Albert Bos-

wall; 2, A. I). Boswttll.

Ewe Lamb.-i nnd 2. Albert Flos-

wall; 3. A. D. Boswall.

HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.

Ram, 2 ahcars and over.-1, Cephas

Nunn.

Ram. shearllng.-1, A D Boswall

Nunn.

` Ram Lamh.~1, Robt. Furness; 2, Cephas Nunn.

Ewe. 2 shears and over.-l and 3,

Ewe, shearling.-1 and 2, Cephas

Ewe Lzamb.-1. Robt. Furness; 2,

Flock.-1, Cephas Nunn; 2, Robt.

SHROPBHIRE DOWN8. 2 shears and over.-1. Geo. L.

(leaf L Boswall

-1, L. Boswall; 2,

over.--I and 2 D. Boswell.

8, 0oo._L.

L. Boo-

ovor.~l, John Horne; 2, Jas. Roper. Ram I-illllbf-1. Geo. L. Boswall; 2.

Draft Mare or Gelding, not less than J0lm TW°9dY~

I Wether Lamb.-1, S. L. Boswall; 2,

~ ' - s.- , allaco

2 f_f\H'f;)l»gmb--1 and 3. Ceiihas Nunn: smsfi; 2, w. ii. rope cook; 3, A. ii. 'Foo ` 2 ami over 1 na 3 Bowan" -*B -B, ' ii.-1. - _ (eplins Nunn; 2. A. D. Boswall. W_ (;'ilrl;,,,Il,r:.T`?;")AI_l](|T_t ;0swa|1|T\d Z' T vlgx?-qsikeeglfgr--1 and 3. Ceehas sow, 2 yours oia.-1, A. ii. aoswsii; ‘ Em: I:'am~b -1 ixlwgllh _ 2, W. ll. Pope Cook.

I ., (,o|)'hM Ndrn' ' ' oswalli 2 and Sow, 1 year old.-1. Wallace Stead;

5.-A-,",f;i "F|(;(_k _I Ce'h S N ' 2 D 2, T. W. Prowse; 3, A. H. Boswell. .11 ~‘i.-.(5 G' - 1 » "Bi '-*_* '_-Tl--W Boswm- - P “ “““» » A- » Sow, 6 months old.-1, T. W. Prowse;' ` - 2 ami 3, w. ii. Pops cook; 4, A. H.

I

lloswall.

CHEVIOTB. S _

“ ‘ 2’ Ram, 2 shears and over.--1 ow' “nd-er 6 months' 1 and 2' T'

Th S I k F I d _ ,Cephss W. Prowtic, 3, W. H. Pope Cook.

IN I . _ , _

e Iver HC OX ll “Sify 12:.. 2..‘.§;:.':.._‘Ei“‘;:‘,;"._ .».';;::.,°§, $52. 1 W-

Lslrd & Son; 2. A. H. Boswall.

Ram, shouting.-1. A. H. Boswsll. Ram Lamb.-1, J. M. Laird & Son;

2, A. H. Boswell.

Ewe. 2 shears and* over.-1 and 2,

J. M. Laird at son; 3, A. H. noswaii.

Ewe, ahearltng.-1 and 2, J. M. Laird

& Son;- 3, A. H. Boswall.

Ewe Lamb.-1 and 2, J. M. Laird

& Son; 3, A. H. Boswall.

Flock.-1, J. M. Laird & Son; 2. A.

H. Boswall. ,

DORSET HORNS.

Ram. 2 shears and over.-.1, Geo. L.

Boswall; 2, John Tweedy.

Ram, ahearling.-1, Geo. L. Boswall;

2, John Tweedy.

Ewe, 2 shears and over.-1 and 2.

Geo."L. Boswall; 3, John Tweedy.

Ewe. shaarling.-1 and 2. Geo. L.

Boswall; 3, John Tweedy.

Ewe Lamb.~i and 2, Geo. L.

Boswall; 3, John Tweedy.

Flock.-1 and 3, Geo. L. Boswall;

2, Jolin Tweedy.

LONG WOOL GRADES.

Ewe, 2 shears and over.-1, Ernest

Lund; 2, S. C. Lane; 3, Albert Bos- wall.

Ewe. Shearling.-1, S. L. Boswall;

2, S. C. Lane.

Ewe Lamb.-1, S. L. Boswall; 2,

Ernest Lund; 3, Robt. Furness.

Wether, shoarling.-1, S. C. Lane;

2, G. L. Boswall.

Robt. Furness; 3, Albert Boswall.

Best Fat Ewe or Wetlier.-~1, S. C.

Lane; 2, Ernest Lund.

SHORT OR MEDIUM WOOL GRADES.

Ewe, 2 shears and ovcr.-1, E.

Saunders; 2, Albert Boswall; 3, Oliver Saunders.

Ewe, shoarling.-1 and 2, E. Saun-

ders; 3. Oliver Saunders.

Ewe Lamb.-1, A. D. Boswall; 2,

Cephas Nunn; 3, O. Saunders.

Wetlier, shearllng.-1, Cephas Nunn;

2, 0. Saunders; 8, E. Saunders.

Wether Lamb.-1, A. D. Boswall;

2 and 3, Oliver Saunders.

Best Fat Ewe or Wether.-1, A. D.

Boswall; 2, Cephas Nunn; 3, Robert Furness.

SWINE.

BERKSHIRES.

Boar, 2 years old...1, Wood & Son. Boar, 1 year and under 2 years.-

i, Peter Brodie; 2, A. 1*. litgs.

Boar, over 0 months and under 12

months.-1, Peter Brodie; 2, Wood & Son. ..

Boar, under six months,-1, Peter

Brodie; 2. Stewart Bros.; 3, Wood & Son; 4, Tlios. P.; Cass.

Sow. 2 years old.--1, Stewart Bros.;

2, Peter Brodie. "

Sow, 1 your old.-1, S. (`. Lane; 2,

Peter Brodie; 3, T. P. Cass; 4, Wood & Son.

Sow, over six monihs.~-l, Wood &

Son; 2 and ~i,l‘eter Brodie; 3, Jas. F. Roper.

Sow. under 6 months.-1, Wood di

Son; 2 and 3, Peter Brodie; 4, Stewart Bros. ‘

Pair of Pigs, 3 months old.-1. Wood

& Son; 2, Peter Brodie; 3, Stewart Bros.

Breedintz Sow, with litter.-1 and 3,

Peter Brodie; 2, Stewart Bros.

Sweepstakes lioar.-Peter llrodie.

Sweepstakes Sow.-Wood & Son

Pen.-Wood & Soti.

YORKSHIRES.

Boar 2 years old.-1, A. A. l\lcBentli;

2, Wallace Stead.

Boar, 1 year old.-1, Stewart Bros.;

2, J. W. Callheck & Son; 3, Goo. Crockett; 4, Jas. F. Roper.

Boar, 6 months old.-1 and 2, J. W.

Callbeck & Son; 3, Geo. Crockett.

Boar, under G inonths.-1, A. A.

lilclleatli; 2, Geo. Crockett; 3, J. \V. Callbeck & Son; 4, Stewart Bros.

Sow, 2 years old.-1 and 3, J. W.

Callback & Son; 2, Stewart Bros.; 4, Easton Bros.

Sow, 1 year old.-1 and 2. J. W.

Callbeck & Son; 3, A. A. Mclleath; 4, Geo. Crockett.

Sow 6 mouths old,-1 and 3, Stewart

Bros.: 2 and 4, J. W. Callback & Son.

Sow, under 6 months.~1 and 4, J.

W. Csllbeck & Son; 2 and 3, Stewart Bros.

Pair oi’ Pigs, over three months.-1,

Stewart Bros.; 2 and 3, J. W. Call- back & Son.

Breeding Sow. with iiitr-.r. _ 1,

Stewart Bros.; 2, J. W. Callback & Son; 3, A. A. Mclleatli; 4, Geo. Crockett.

Sweepstakes Boar. - 1, Stewart

Bros.: 2, A. A. McBeath.

Sweepstakes Sow.-1, J. W_ Ca".

beck & Son.

Pen.-J. W. Caliheck & Son.

TAMWORTHS.

Prizes iii the Tamworth Class

awarded to A. McRae & Sons with- out competition.

CHESTER WHITE8.

Boar, 2 years old.-1, John Mc(',nl-

liim.

Boar, 1 year old.-l, Thos. W.

Prowse.

Boar, over fi month 1 W

Get One of

Our Brooches

daii1ut;, gud theesspgdideig sortment of sizes and shapes is so complete that you are

tainer.

_ You are offered such a wide_ variety of styles from

which to choose, such a complete list of talking vocal and instrumental selections to satisfy your every mood on every occassion and for every kind of entertainment. And the tone of the Grafonola is liquid, sweet and pure-it is just what you want.

Prices range from $32:00 to $650.00.

Sow, with litterl-1, W. H._ Rope*

Cook; 2, T. W. Prowse; 3, A.. H,.‘ Boswall.

Sweepstakes Boar.-’l‘. W. Prowse. Sweepstakes Sow.-T. W. Prowse.

Pen.-T. W. Prowse.

` sxeoirr sacou Hoes. Pen 2 Pure Bred Hogs.-1, Stewart

_Bros.; 2, J. W. Callbmlr & Son; 3, A. A. McBaath; 4, Geo. Crockett. _

Pen. 2 Grade Hogs.-1, Joseph

Praught; »2, Geo. Orockett.

Davis & Fraser prizes for 2 Best

Finished Hogs. .not over 125 lbs.-1, Joseph Praught; 2. J. W. Callheclr & Son; 3. Stewart Bros.; 4, Peter Brodie; 5, Geo. Crockett.

Messrs R. E. Mutch & Co. prizes

for Best Pair Bacon Hogs, 125 to 180 lbs.-1. Stewart Bros.; 2, J. W. Callback & Son.

DAIRY CATTLE.

AYRSHIRES.

Bull, 3 years or over.-1, A. McRae

& Sons; 2, Easton Bros.; 3, Jos. L. Gallant. '

Bull, 2 years old.-1, Jas. O'Connor;

2. A. P. ings.

Bull, 1 year old.-1, A. McRae &

Sons; 2. R. L. Day.

Bull, senior calf.-1 and 2, A. McRae

& Sons; 3. Easton Bros.

Bull, junior calf.-1, A. McRae &

Sons; 2, lt. I.. Day.

Cow, 3 years old.-1, 3 and 4, A.

McRae & Sons; 2, Easton Bros.

Helter, 2 years old.-1 and 4. Easton

Brosz; 2 and 3, A. McRae & Sons.

Helier, 1 year old.-1 and 2, A.

McRae & Sons; 3, Easton Bros.

Helter, senior calf.~1, A. McRae &

Sons; 2, Easton Bros.

Helier, junior calf.-1. A. Mcllae - Helier, junior calf.-1, A. Mcllae &

Sons; 2, Easton Bros.

Aged Herd.-1, A. Mcltao & Sons;

2. Easton Bros. '

Breedcr’s Young Herd.-1, A.

McRae & Sons.

Champion Bull.-Diploma, A. Mt-Rae

& Sons.

Champion Feinalo.-Diploiiiu, A.

McRae & Sons.

Canadian Ayrshire Association

prizes for Best 4 nninials, get of sire.- 1, A. Mcitae & Sons; 2, Easton Bros.

Best 2 animals. progeny of one cow.

-1, A. McRae & Sons; 2, Easton Bros.

JERSEYS.

Bull, 3 years old.-1. Wallace Stead. Bull, 2 years old.-1, Ilainilton

Horne.

Bull, 1 year old.-1 Wallace Stead. Bull, senior calf.-1, E. B. lloswnll. Bull, junior coli.-1, Wallace Steztd. Cow, 3 years old.-1, 3 and 4, Wal-

lace Stend; 2, liaitiilton Horne,

Cow, 2 years old.-1. Wallace Stcad. Holter, 1 year old.-1, Hamilton.

Horne.

Helter senior calf.-1 and 2, Hamil-

ton Horne.

Aged Herd.-1, Wallace Stead.

Champion Bull.-Hamilton Horne. Champion l"eniale.-Wallace Stead. Ribstron Pippin.-1, R. W. Starr,

Wolfville, N. S.; 2, H. D. Johnson, Wolfville, N. S.; 3eterl",mfwy nilimi Wolfville, N. S.; 3, Peter liiacCalluin, {‘.lt.v; 4. Capt. Hugh McI’lioo, George-

own.

St. l.awrencc~l, It. W. Starr; 2,

ll. D. Joliiisoii; 3, A. R. Gnrliani, (lorr- hame Bluff., N. ll.; 4, Charles Stew. nrt.

Wflilner-1, Capt. Hugh McPhee; 2, R. W. Starr; 3, ll. D. Johnson; 4, W.i, (.‘. White. '

Williaru's Favovrite-1, l1‘ra1ik Clu- slien, York Point.; 2, Mrs. G. L. Scott, (`0l'll\\'Hll; 3. D. W. White, York Point; 1 4, E. G. Lovev, City.

Winter iloiigli~1, Charles Stewart,

Union Road; 2, Win. Mclntyro & Son; 3, Capt. Iliigh McPhee.

Wolf River~1, Capt. lliigli Mc- Phee; 2, Charles Newsom: 3, James 1 Howard; 4, Peter McCallum.

Yellow Traiisparonts- Edwin Cre-

me; 2, W. C. White; 3, J. O. Moore; 4, Wood & Son.

Best arranged Fruit, Dessert, for

dining table (open to ladies only)-1. Mrs. Fred Fiirzo, City; 2, Mrs. llugh ` Mcliinnon. West Royalty; 3, Penelope 1'. Mcliinnoii; 4, Sophia Essory, City.

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