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NEW’ YORK Sept 7—The' Canadian dollar presenil-rl g firln undertone ln foreign exchange dealings hero today (lsplte eusiness in sterLng and gold standard currencies.
The pound closed at 34.54%, down it of a cent net. The day's range was from $4.511’. to $4.50.
The (fanarllan dollar finished I-Iii l0 "I" Rood at 0.‘: 5-10 cents recovering "it"? iti-“FPR. that had carried it as low as 0:1 coats. The closing rate rep- resettled a premium on United States funds of 5 15-16 p-rcent,
French francs closed at down 02% of a cent.
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(Canadian Press) -‘I0~\'TRE~\I-.-Srnt- ‘I-Brltlsh and foreign exchange in relation to the (‘aunllinn dollar as complied by tho Royal Bank of Canada closed today as foliowsj- " AFl-Icntina peso .3800. Atlatrallzl pound 5.7086, aascrin Behilllng .ma_ Bolilillm belga Brazil m‘lrels . _ Bulgaria lev .0158. China IIong Kong dollors .3418 (‘zeelioslovaikia crown ,0~iil0. ‘ Denmark krone .21. . Finland finmark . France franc 11502. (lerlnany reichsmarlt 3M1. ("PM Britain pound 4.7748. Greece draehma _00Sil. Holland fiorin .0005. Hungary pemzn _2ll78. India ‘rupee _. i3fi_ Italy lire .0707. Japan yon .2835. New Zealand pound 3,8181. Norway krone 2400. Poland zlotl .1733. Roumnnia lou 11007. South Afrlc pound 4.7643, Spain peseta _1'.’tl(l, Sweden krone .2457.
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Switzerland frolic .2024.
‘United Statw dollar l5 per cent premium. ‘
LEW YORK Sept. 7-(A.P.i-F‘or- eiyrn exchange steady. Great Britain demand high 4.55: low 4.54 : Mose _.na=\:,; an day bills 4on4; Fpllnrn viii ' ltaiv 7 01; ltolgtum 3015;
Geruiany 34.45: flanndil 05 5-16. Exchange rates at the close todnv
wcre:_ . ’ ii S dollar in ‘Montreal 1.05. French frane In ‘Montreal 5.02. Pound sterling in New You; 4,54%, Pnnndlan dollar in New York 03
5»1r._ French franc in New York 5.414%. “flnadinn dollar in Paris 111.81 francs
ii Sldnllar ln'Parls 17.80 francs.
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The showing of horses at the ‘Kings County Exhibition. at George- town, on Wednesday, was very cred- itable. The general purpose and carriage and heavy draft classes had a. number of outstanding eni- mnls,.and there was very keen com- petition in mares with foal at foot. Mr. Reagh Horne was the Judge.
The beef cattle, which were judg- ed by Mr. W R. Shaw, were on the whole of feirquality.
The dairy classes, howeve.-, were among the best shown at a George- tdvm fair.
Mr. Shaw judged the Ayrshire-s, o.‘ excellent duality. The Grand Champion Fe- male was won by Gavin Reid of Vic- toria Cross, and the Champion Male by George Annear, Lower Montague. The herd prizes went as follows: (l) to Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay. They showed the most uniformity of the class. The herd shown by his bro- ther. Gavin Reid was a close second. The third and fourth prizes were won by George Axmear and William Aitken respectively.
‘The Jerseys, Guernseys and Hol- steins were judged by L. W. Roper. These classes were of very good
h quality and special mention is due
the Holstein heifer exhibited by Miss Bessie Wood of Rollo Bey West. This heifer, which was the Grand Champion female, was purchased by
two years ago and wen many hon- ors in the provincial and county fairs.
1n the Jersey class an outstanding animal was the heifer purchased by Mr Mair of Burnt Point from the Messrs. Clark Bros, North Wilt- shire.
The young Guernsey bull owned by Lester Johnson, Fortune Bridge, won the Grand Championship. This bull was purchased by a calf club member and shows excellent quality and type.
The classes on the whole were of an average good quality and type, but in some cases they lacked finish.
A Jersey bull exhibited by E. H. Bulpitt 8s Son, Roscneath, won first prize at this fair and also in his class at the Provincial Exhibition.
The swine, sheep and poultry on the whole made up a‘ splendid ex- hibit.
The roots, vegetables and flowers were judged by Messrs. Parent and Warren, of the Experimental Farm. The roots especially made an excel- lent showing, the mangles being out- standing. One lot of eight weighed 74 pounds, another 56 pounds. The vegetables were of fine quality and were well selected The same was true of the flowers.
The entry of fruit was not large but: the quality on the whole was very satisfactory. They were judged by Mr. Reeves.
The exhibit of women's handi- craft, including mam, rugs, etc, and the domestic science exhibits were judged by Miss Haszerd and Miss MacMiilan of the Womens Instit- ute Department, Charlottetown. These exhibits were on the whole highly creditable to the ladies of King's County.
Messrs. R. T. Holman Limited. of Charlottetown, showed Enterprise stoves, electric washers and radios through their local agent, Mr. James Easton.
The following awards were made: CLASS XII - WOOLEN GOODS AND FANCY WORK Sec. L-Burcuu Scarf, White, Work-
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PROBUCE
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RIONTREAL. Soil l-A rain of a nuartcp to half a rut s pound was L-glstered by no 1 grade butter in oariots or less on tho Montreal dairy and produce market today. with "Ho" generally becoming 18% to 18'!) can“ n pound, compared with 18 cents yesterday. The advance la at- tributed to increased export business. Spies have been mnrio to England and this week's shipments are expected to total 2.500 boxes. ‘rho British butter market has continued to improve of laio and sales of Canadian butter ran ho made at. the full market price, Re- ceipts today totalled oniv 11 bores.
All other lines howl unchanged. Cheese held steady at the welfa ed- rancea with Ontario bringing l0 to 10% cnis e pound and Qnebecs l to 10% cents. Good cheese. cxaort busi- ness has been done this week and heavy shipments are being made. Re- ceipts today were 1,228 b ixvs.
The egg market was firm at 22 to 21 eenta a dozen PI exiras, 17 to i! cents for firsts and 13V, to l-i canto for seconds for graded Ihlplnonil in earlots or less of Ontario eggs. Ar- rlvals amount to 400 eases.
The potato market was the same at 75 to R0 cents per S0 pound bag of new Quebas,
Miss Wood for calf club purposes .
a Sec. 33 - Embroidered Bed Spread:
rnnicnamprrsrown GUARDIAN
1, Mrs. Geo Johnson, Peter's Rd; 2, Mrs. John McMillan, Peter's Rd; 3, Mrs. Harold Dunn, Bummervllle.
See. z-Tea. 610th. Colored:
l, Mrs. J. P. Beer; 2, Mrs. G. H. Myers, Montague. _
Sec. ii-Knltted Scarf, any yarn
1, Mrs M. Burke; 2, M11. V. O. Shlrmerf
_ see. l-Tufled Bedspread
1, Mrs. J. P. Beer; 2, Mary Larth- ard.
Sec. S-Kllltied Blanket
1, Mrs. G. W. Aitken, Lower Mon- tague;; 2, Marguerite McDonald, Launching; 8, Mrs. J. P McDonald, Launching. ‘
See. s-Palr Blankets, Homemade
1, Mrs. J. P. McDonald.
See. ll-Counterpule, kult or croch- eted, homemade:
1, Mrs. Edward Bulpitt, Cardigan; 2, Mrs. Paul McDonald, Primrose; B, , Mrs. G. W. Aitken ’ See. IB-Patchworkoulli. silk, home-
made:
l, Mrs. Freeman Sorry, Milltown Cross; 2, Mrs. G. H. Myers; 3, Mrs. Edward Bulpitt.
, Sec. ld-Patchwork quilt, homemade wool or cotton:
l, Grace Douglas, Georgetown; 2. Mrs. Edith Stewart, Montague; 3, Mrs. S. C McLean, Montague. ‘ Sec. IS-Ilearth Rug, all wool, home. I 1 made:
i . MrsV. O. Shirmer; 2, Mrs. J. | P. Beer; 3, Mrs. John A. King, Gas- pereaux. .
Scc. Iii-Hearth Rug, any material;
1, Mrs. Ashley Allen; 2, Mrs V. 0, Shlrmer. ‘
5“!- 17 — Square, homemade, any
material: l, Agnes Annear. Sec. Ill-Braided Rug, homemade: 1, Mrs. Herman Levendier; 2, Mrs. John McMillan; 3, Mrs. Ellen Mo. Kinnon, Georgetown. Sec. 19-1 pair woolen socks, home- made:
l, Mrs. V. O. Shirmer; 2, Mrs. John M Power, Elliotvale; 3, Mrs. Alfred Larthard, Cardigan.
Sec. 8-1 pair woolen gloves, Island yarn, any color:
l, Mrs. Alfred Larthard; 2, litllrs. John Mclvllllan; 3, Mrs. V. O. Shir- mer.
Sec. 21-1 pair woolen mitts, Island yarn, any color:
1, Mrs. John McMillan; 2, Mrs. V. O. Shirmer; 3, Mary Larthard. Sec_ 22 - Ladies‘ Sweater, Jsland
yarn. any color:
l, Marguerite McDonald; 2,2 Mrs. John Mellish; 3, Mrs. Ellen McKin- non. '
Sec. 23 - Pair handworked Pillow cases:
1, Mrs. Maud Lennon, George- town: 2, Mrs. Freeman Sorry; 3, Mrs. E. Doyle.
Sec. Z-i-Centerplece, white worked in white: »
1, Muriel Bulpitt, Cardigan; 2, Mrs. Maud Lennon; 3, Mrs. G H. Myers. - '
Sec. ZS-Builet Set:
1, Mrs. Percy King, Oaspereaux; 2, Miss Beatrice Skinner, George- town; 3, Mrs. E. Doyle.
Sec. ZG-Centerpiece worked on coi- ored linen or cotton:
1, Mrs. Geo. Johnson; 2, Mrs. Percy King; 3, Miss Agnes Cairns, Soul-is.
Sec. 27-Tee. cloth in white or color- ed, linen or cotton:
l, Mrs J. P. Beer; 2, Muriel Bul- pitt; 3, Teresa Dcmahoe, Roseneath. Sec. ZS-Sofa. Pillow:
l, Mrs. John A. McDonald, Sr.. Cardigan; 2, Mary Donahue, Rose- nesth;; 3, Miss Janie MaeKay, Georgetown.
Sec. Zil-Side Board Cloth, white:
i, Mrs. Garnett Moore, Whim Road Cross; 2, Mrs. Freeman Sorry; 3, Miss Isabel Levers, Georgetown. Sec. till-Runner in colnrf.‘ Tmcn or
cotton:
l, Mrs. Freeman Sorry; 2, Miss Isabel Lovers; 3, Mrs. Gea. JolTnson. Soc. 31—Tray Cloth:
1, Mrs. J. P. Beer; 2, Mrs. C. H. Poole; 3, Muriel Bulpitt.
Scc. 32-110mm Embroidery or Cut work:
1, Mlrs. Maud Lennon; 2, Agnes Cairns.
1, Helen Donahoe, Roscneath; 2,
Muriel Bulpitt; 3, Mrs. J. P. Beer. See. S-i-Specimen l-‘llet Crochet:
i, Mrs. Freeman Sorry; 2, Mrs. J.
P. Beer; 3, Mrs. Percy King. Sec. 35-Luncheon Set:
1, Mrs. Garnett Moore; 2, Agnes
Cairns; 3, Muriel Bulpltt. Sec. SG-Fancy Apron:
1, Janie MacKay; 2, Agnes Cairns; 3, Alice Moore. Cardigan. See. {ll-Pair Towels, hsndworked:
1, Mrs. Geo. Johnson; 2, Mrs. Percy King; 3, Mrs. G. H. Myers. Sec. lib-Shopping Beg, handmade:
l, Miss Nellie McPhee, George- town; 2, Teresa Donahue; 3, Alice Moore. See. Ail-Hank o! homemade yarn:
1, Mrs. James Condon, George- town; 2, Miss Janie Maclisy; 3, Mrs. John McMillan. See. 4l-Novelty for gift or bazaar:
l, Mr. M. l-lubley; 2, Mrs. E. Doyle; 3, Miss Isabel Levers.
(Special) See. li-Afghene:
1, Janie MacKay; 2, Miss Muriel Bulpltt; 8, Mrs. l-laroldtMcDonald, Georgetown.
GLASS Xl-IIOUSEKEEPING
See. l-Pound 01c, plain Icing: 1, Mrs. E. Doyle, Georgetown; 2,
L. H. Poole, Montague. ' See. Z-I-‘rult Cake, not iced: 1, Mrs. E. Doyle; 2, Mrs. D. P. Mc- Kinnon, Georgetown; 3, Mrs. L. H. Poole. Sec. 3 - single Loaf white ‘breed, homemade. l, Mrs. Gavin Reid, Montague; 2, Mrs. A. McPherson, Cardigan; s,
Louise McPherson, Launching. See. d-Single loaf whole wlieat or Graham arena;
Intyre; 3, Mrs. M. Burke, George- town. See. 5-0110 dtneu tee. blloulte: 1, Mn. J. P. Beer, Montague; 2, Mrs. L. ll. Poole; 3, Mrs. E. Doyle. Sec. 6 - Pint jar mixed pickles homemade: ' 1, Mrs. L. H. Poole; 2, Mrs. Allis- ter McDonald, Georgetown; 3, Mrs. D. J. Stewart. See. 7 - Pint jar mustard pickles, _ homemade: 1. Mrs. L. H. Poole; 2, Mrs. A. McPherson: 3. Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Sec. B-Plnt Jar chow chow, home-
made:
l. Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Montague; 2, 1W5. L. H. Poole: 3, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Sec. il-Pint jar sweet pickles, home- made:
l, Mrs. J. Johnson, Gedrgetown; 2. Mrs. L. H. Poole; 3, Mrs. Gavin Reid Sec. Iii-Plate of 9 doughnuts:
1, Mrs. L. H. Poole; 2, Mrs. J. Johnson; 3, Mrs. Herman Lavendier, Georgetown.
Sec. ll-Sansple apple Jelly:
1, Mrs. J. Johnson; 2, IMrs. C. Johnson, Georgtlown; 3, MB. D. P. McKlnnon.
Sec. l2—Saznple strawberry preserve:
l, Mrs. Ashley Allan, Georgetown; 2, Mrs. J. Johnson,
1, Mrs. E. Doyle; 2, Mrs. Fred Mc- v
See. 18—Tu.ble n , * l, Mrs. D. P. McKlnnon; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 3, Mrs. Hubley. Sec. 11' letnnlae ruffled, a blooms, 1 8 colon ua- more; l, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. L. Molnren; 3,. Mrs. l-lubley. Sec. ls-lGafiandia, 8 blooms, 6 ool- on: . 1, Mrs. I-Iubley; I, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
GLASS IX-FRUT!‘
See. 1-6 Wolf River Apples
1 D. wright, lower Montague; z A. Ovrrigan. Georgetown: 3 Bern- ard Keenan, Georgctvvm.
See. 2-5 Northern Spy Apples l D. Wright: 2 D. J. Stewart.
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Announcements and Coming d, 2c. per word; In Memorlam
.Noi.ioes, 70o. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Ofler- ings, Cards, ewe 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. per inch; Not-ices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch
on applications. advertisement twenty . live
For Sale CARBOABD SUITABLE FOB lining outhouses, etc" lo per f sheet. Guardian Ofiioe. tf.
sell 160 guaranteed home necessi-
Inwer Montague; 3 Mrs. John Mc- millan, Cardigan.
Sec. 3-5 Golden Russet Apples
1 Chessel Annear, Lower Monte-- sue: 2 A. Corrisan: a Mont. an-i near,.L0wer Montague. i
See. 4-6 Kin; Apples
1 A. Corrigan; Georgetown.
Soc. 5-6 Baxter apples 1 Jss. Gordon, New Perch: 2 D. wright: 3 D. J. Stewart.
Sec. c-s Ontario Apples 1 D. Wright: I D. .1. sic-wart.- a Mrs. John Moavnnsn. Sea. 7-5 Red Astrsclun Apples i Mrs. wightman. Lower Monte.
2 Chas Parker,
‘Elle; 2 D. Wright; 3 V. O. Schinner
Lower Montague. Sec. 8-5 Duchess of Oldenburg Apples Q
l Mrs. Hubley, mwer Miontague; 2 Fred McIntyre, Mont Anncor.
Sec. 9-6 Gravensteln Apples
Mbntsgue;
Sec. lfl-Light TeafCske, Iocd: 1, Mrs. L. H. Poole; 2, Louise Mc- Pherson; 3, Mrs. J. Johnson. Sec. i319 - Sample raspberry pre- serve: 1, Mrs. J. Johnson; 2, Mrs. M.
Stewart. Sec. l4 - Sample Strawberry Pre- serve, (wlldi:
l, Mrs. C. Johnson; 2, Mrs. L. H. Poole; 3, Mrs. E. Doyle.
Sec. 15-1 bottle green pea:
1, Mrs. Percy King, Gaspereaux; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 3, Mrs. Allister McDonald.
Sec. 16-1 bottle green beans:
1, Agnes Annear, Lower Monte-i gue; 2, Mrs. C. H. Poole, Lower Mon- tague; 3, Mrs. Ches. Annear, Lower Montague.
Scc. 17-1 bottle beets:
l, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 2, Miss Annie Robertson, St. George's; 3, Mrs. Allister McDonald.
Sec. 18-1 bottle chicken:
1, Mrs. Allister McDonald; 2, Mrs.
C. H. Poole; 3, Mrs. A. McPherson. Sec. 19-1 bottle beef:
Altken; 3, Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Special Prize-Regal Flour: l, 98 lb. barrel, Mrs. Louis Mc- Donald, Montague; 2, 98 lb., cotton bag, Mrs. L. H. Poole, Montague; 3, 49 lb., cotton bag, Mrs. J. A. Lan- non, Montague; 4, 24 1b., cotton bag, Mrs. C. Johnson, Georgetown.
CLASS X-FIDRICULTURE
Sec. l-Collectio-n Astera, 6 blooms:
1, Mrs. Ashley Alien; 2, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon.
Sec. 2—Callenduia, 6 blooms:
l, Mrs. David Wright; 2, Mrs. L. McLaren, Montague; 3, Mrs. C. .“.'. Poole.
Sec. fs-Marigolds, 8 blooms:
l, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. I-Iubley; 3, Mrs. Herman Lavendier. Sec. l-Collection Dahlles, 6 blooms,
6 colors: . l, Miss May Renton, Georgetown; 2, Mrs, Henry McLaren, Montague; 3, Mrs. L. McLaren. Scc. 5-Collcctlon Glmliolas, 6 col- ors, 6 spikes:
l, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2. lVLrs. Hub- ley; 8, Miss May Renton.
Sec. 6 - Collection Larkspurf 6
blooms, 6 colors:
l, Mrs. D. J. McKlnnon; it, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Sec. ‘l-Collectlon r .‘ : i, Mrs. D. J. Stewart: 2, Mrs. L. liicL ‘:11.
Sec. S-Slx sprays, Sllllili“!!!
1, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 3, Mrs. L. McLaren.
Sec. i! — Collection Antirrhlnum (snnpdragon), 4 colors or more:
1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. Am- iey Alien; 3, Mrs. D. P. LlcKinnon. Sea. ill-Collection Stocks, 6 sprsyI.
3 colors:
i, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. Wright; 3, Mrs. Chas. Johnson.
Sea. ll - Collection Scablses, 6
blooms, 3 or more colors:
l, Mrs. D. P. McKinnon; 2- Ml‘!- D. J. Stewart; 3, Mrs. l-lubley.
Sec. lz-Coliectlon Phlox, 1z sprays: 1, Mrs. l-lubley; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stew-
art; ii, Mrs. D. P. McKtnnon.
See. ls-Collecilon Zinnia, 6 blooms.
3 or more colors:
1, Miss May Ricnton; 2, Mrs. Wil- liam Cain, New Perth: 3, Mrs. Fred McIntyre.
Sea. ll-Colleetlon Sweet Pele. l!
Colors, 5 of each:
l, J. A. B. McConnell, Georgetown; 2, Mrs. D. P. McKlnnon; 3. Mrs. D. J. Stewart.
Scc.. IS-Collecilon potted plants, 4 varieties foliage plants lncludedi 1, Mrs. L. McLeren; 2. Mrs’. Fred
McIntyre; 3, Mrs. Herman Laven-
Lsura. Nicholson, Montague; 3, Mrs.
dler.
Ross, Georgetoml; 3, Mrs. D. J. J
l, Mrs. C. H. Poole; 2, Mrs. Roy Sec. ilk-Collection Fall Apples, 5
Apples i
3 Bernard Keenan. S00. 11-5 Wealthy App!“ I
l Mont Mmear; 2 D. wright; 3
as. Gordon.
Sec. 12-6 Rlbsinn Pippin 5991;;
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pany, 5'10 St. Clement St, Mon-
treal, Que. A. W.-2 '
Agents. spare time work. Fori years men and women have eam- l ed good money handling pflnted-to-order Christmas Cards. ' Up to three dollar value for one dollar a dozen. Smart-looking. dignified samples in patent case form sent free to responsible peo- ple. Then our boxed assortments of cards pay agents one hundred per cent profit. Investigate, com- pare. Deal direct with manufac-
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1 A. Oonigan. SW- 13-5 Yellvw Transparent Apples l 1110s. J. Donahue, Roseneetm, Z Mont Annea-r: s mun wright: Lower Montague. Sec. 14-5 rameuae Appho
1 V. O. Schrlmer: 2 J. Knight, Georgetown; s Chas. Parker.
See. 15-5 McIntosh Red Apples
1 Harold Annear, Lower Monta- gue; 2 Geo. Armear, Lower Monte. Sue; 3 D. J. Stewart.
Sec. 10-5 Mann Apple;
1 1M“! WFIShi-i 2 Mont. Annear: s Fred McIntyre.
Sec. l7-Collectlon Whiter Keg”. lng Apples. 5 Varieties, 5 each Named '1 a. oorriém; 2 Chas. Pal-m.
Varieties. i! Each, Named
l Fred McIntyre: z Ches-sel An- near; 3 Mbnt Annear. Sec. 23-10 Yellow Magnum 59h. um Plums l Lydia. Hemphill, Georgewwn; 2, A. Corrigon; 3 D. J. Stewart, s». 24_1o Moortis Arctic mas. l D. J. Stewart; 2 (No W261i on plate): 3 A. Corrigen. See. 25-10 lombard Plume l Mrs. Lydia. Hemphlil; 2 D. J. Stewart; a A. Corrigan. sec. 26-10 Bradsha Plums l B. MoPhee. Georgetown; 8 D. J. Stewart; 3 A. Corrigan. Sec. 27-10 Dasnaons 1 v. o. Bchinncr: 11 Mrs. I-Iubley: 8 D. J. Stewart. Soc. 28-10 Other Variety Plume, Nn-med 1 D. J. Stewart; 2 E. S. Norton, Georgetown. See. 29-6 Clnppb iuvorlte Pears i John Delorze, Georgeemm; 2 Mfrs. Lydia Hcmphill; 8 Roy Altken Imver Montague. Sec. 80-5 Bartlett Peon l D. J. Stewart. See. 31-5 Other Variety Penn, Named
1 Hny Aitikcn; 2 V. O. Schirmer; 3 D. J. Stewart.
CIASS VIII-ROOTS iAND VEGETABIIES -
Sec. 1—l-Ialf Bushel Irish Cobbler
Potatoes
l Geo. McDonald a: Sons. Bru-
denell; ii Ches Annear; 8 Alex Hamilton, New Perth.
Special Prize-intent Anneer. Sec. z-flalf iBushel Dakota lied Potatoes i John Knight; 2 John D. Camp- hell. See. s-mn Bushel Green Moun-
tain Potatoes
l D. Wright: 2 Louis Wright; 3
Mont Annear. Special Prize-Mont Annesr. ‘ Sec. d-Half Bushel McIntyre Potatoes
Apply Guardian.
FOR EITHER. sEx-‘Rifmnrffsii
'5 LET — STORE CORNER. EUS-
TO LET SEVEN ROOM TENA-
TO LET-DWELLING HOUSE.
Kinnon. Solicitors. 94
woman wants girl student to board in good home to stay with baby occasionally, reasonable.
Extra Money
whether you are employed or not you can earn extra. pocket money <by taking orders for Canadzrs greatest values in personal Christ- mas Cards. Portfolio free with ex- pert assistance. Weekly advances on Commissions. Representatives wanted. in small towns also. Mas-
ter Kraft, Toronto, Ontario. N-328.
‘e To
sfinn TO'_LET _144 Grim?‘
George street. Apply 146. 289.
I RENT — FURNISHED ROOM, HOT i --
ton and Pleasant Street, suitable for meat or groceries. Apply 313 Euston Street, or phone QBa-Jbn
ment, modern conveniences, heat/ed. Immediate possession. Apply 179 Grafton Street, City. “fir; 51-951; George Street, all modern conveniences. eleven rooms. Rf"- age in connection, possession Oct. 1st. Apply McLean & MC;
Scc. S-Jlnlf Bushel Early Rosa Potatoes
See. c-mu Bushcl New Variety Pointers. Named
l (No prize awarded): 2 A. Bou- dnegult, Georgetown: 3 Mrs. Chas Johnson.
Sec. ‘l-s swede Turnip! For Table Use
S John Knichi- Sec. 8-4 Swede Turnips for Stock By Weight l Geo. McDonald d: Sons; 2 Innis Wright»; 3 J. A. Lennon. Sec. 9-4 While Turnipo for Stock. By Weight.
1 gov-in Reid. Montague; 2 (N0 name on exhibit»: 3 Alice Moore, Cardigan.
Sec. 10-0 Lon; Red orange! “Wiri- ‘ slrl, By Weight‘
l D. J. Stewart: Georgetown: 3 Harold Annear.
Scc. 11-8 Yellow or Red Globe
Mangels by Weight
3 George Adams. ‘Montague.
Sm. 12-6 Halt sugar Mongols. b_v
Wright
l D. J. Stewart; 2 J. A. lnnnon 3 Arthur Cain, New Perth.
Sec. 13-1 Doz. Carrots for Stock.
by Wejht l D. J. Stcvrari;
l Geo. McCormecit, Georgetown; 2 Herbert George. Georgetown.
gen.
Sec. 14-1 D01. llalf Inn; Carrots
941 .
1 G60. McDonald; 2 Louis Wrwzhty
2 T. Henna‘:
1 D. .1. Stewart; 2 Harold Annear
2 Mrs. J. A. NlkiMille-n; 3 J. D. Campbell. Cardi-
boarder. Steam heated roomd
Moderate rates. 256 Etiston St. where assistance would cover 94o >ibQardLApplyMGilal-dian. 9773
amen - YOUNG MARRIED ' mpemme Help Wanted
WANTED-GOOD HOUSE- keeper about: fifty-five years of age. References required. Apply Guardian. 933.
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
maid. Apply, giving full particu- lars, references. wages, etc. "B" care of Guardian, .753
‘WWHEA A
BOTTLES WANTED-PINTS AND quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-6-29-tf _____._._L.__._.____._ __._..___ , WANTED — THREE ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping Apply Guardian. 971
VANTED BY LADY FROM OC- tober 15th. heated board. Write Road.
room with {l0 Brighton 938
1 A- 00711811“; 2 C1185. Parker. WBLEI‘ heat/ed. 159 P711169. 355. ,1 “if; TED_A 193g 0R 1933 nfofiEl Sec. lfl-Box of Apples, Packed for “’*"* car. in A-l running condition Export T0 LET -HOUSE 0N BISHOP State make, model, mileage and 1 A, 0013.185,“ 2 Chas‘ Parker; 3 Street. Apply 122 Prince Street. lowest cash price. Apply Guardian 2ll5-7-3l-tf. Office. 897.
J. C. MdMillan. — z _ i Seo. 20-10 Siberian Crab Apples T0 LET - 2 ROOMS FOR LlGIlT| Male He; "mwlinted"g 1 John Knish“ 2 v_ Q Emanuel. house keeping. Apply Guardian,“ m- p ‘ 7 5'”- zb-lo Tfiflwflldcnt Crab "Fill-Gin E PERT 7 BAR-BE" throng our special low cost Apple‘ To LET"‘THREE ROOM FLAT course. Hundreds of successful .1 Did/id WTiGhiZ 3 MOM Annear; ‘umlshed °r unfumished" M"? graduates. Write Meier Barber 3 Chessq Anznear. b°°“"§§“°“°°5- “PM gag‘ College. s13 nn-rmcton, Halifax.
Sec. 2pm Hyslop Crab MLE- H- H- W-
“zfii “ALE T”
At Bslnwral Apts., 83 Upper Prince Street, one oi‘ the nit-est. Apartments in the City. Eight rooms, wcll light- ed with garage and large yard for parking cars. Immediate possession. Arab"
J. J. STEWART, 238 Pltzroy Street, City.
901i.
l D. Wright; 2 Fred McIntyre. 3 John D. Campbell. Scc. 15-1 11oz. Pannips for ‘Pa-bio Use 1 D. Wright; 2 Mont rlnnear; 3
1 John Knight; 2 GQ()_ Annmr; John MQMilian. 8 Chee. Annear.
Scc. 16-1 Doz. Round or Turnip I Beets for Table ‘lfsc 1 Fred ntcxnty-s»; 2 D. “bright;
‘I! Harold Anncar.
, Scc. 17-1 D01. Onions. Rtd
1 Harold Bulpitt; 2 l-Ierbart George; 3 D. J. Steunart. i Sec. 18-1 D01 Onions, ‘Win14; 0|- i Yellow
1 Hank l..a\'and;rz-; lla-poid iBulpit-t: 3 Gavin R/Eitl 55cc. 10-1 Doz Tnrrmtnes, Red Ripe, i For Size. Smoothness and
i perfection
i 1 Rov Aiikvn: ‘.1 l"). J. Stcnnrt.
‘St-e. 20-1 D02. Tomatoes, Unrlp. enod 1 Ohes. Annear; 2 Mrs. Lydua
Hemphill; 3 Mrs. Allister McDonald See. 22-1-2 D02. Roots, Celery, White 1 D. J. strxvafl; 2 Mon: Annear. Scc. 23-1-2 ‘D01. Celery. ‘Red
1 D. .1. Stewart. Sec. 24-1 D01. Esrhallnfs, Largest
(lumps l_ D. “nirzlii. 2 Nlrs Milinn; 3 D J suwvart. Scc. 25-1 17oz. Potato Onions
l Harold Bulpiti: 2 D. J. Stew- art; 3 D. Vvinght.
Sec. 26-1 Doz. Ears Table Corn.
Golden Bantam
1 Mont Anncar: 2 D. J. Stewart: 3 Mrs. Chas Johnson.
Sec. 27-1 D-rz. Earp Tibia Coin,
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