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Friday. August 27. 1264

The crapaudt S

Exlilliltion llald on Wednesday

Additional winners of prises at the first Exhibition held at Cra- paud Wednesday follows:

cu-ri.i-: DIVISION

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Section 1 - Bull. Jr. Calf. born after Jan. 1. 1954 -'1. Max Thomp- son. Vivtoria; 2. Max Thompson, Victoria.

Section 2. - Bull. Sr. Calf. born between July 1, 1953 and Dec. 31, 1953 - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son, Charlottetown. R. R. 3; 2. Max Thompson. Victoria.

Section 3 - Yearling Bull -1. Hooper Bros.. Rustico: 2. Otto Johnson. North Tryon; 3. Waldron Moase. Freetown.

Section 4 - Bull. 2 years and over -- 1. Max Thompson, Victoria.

Section 5. -Heller. Jr., Calf, born after Jan. 1, 1954 - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son. Charlottetown, R. R. 3: 2. Max Thompson. Vic- toria; 3. Allison Lgla. Victoria.

Section 6 - Heifer. Sr., Call. born between July 1 and Dec. 31. 1953 - 1. Walter Buntain and Son. Rustico: 2. W. S. MacArthur and Sons. Union Road; 3. Vernon Muttart. Cape Traverse.

Section 7 - Heifer. 1 year and under 2 years - 1. Allison Lea. Victoria; 2. W. S. MacArthur and Sons, Union Road; 3. Max Thomp- son, Victoria.

Section 8 - Heifer, 2 years and under 3 years - 1. Roy Dickieson. New Glasgow; 2. Waldron Moase. Freetown; 3. Allan Clow, Free- town.

Sec. 9 - Cow, 3 years or over. dry, must show evidence of be-

ing in calf or having had one r mg

1. Allan Clow; 2. Max Thompson. Victoria; 3. Waldron Moase. Free- town.

Sec. 10 - Cow, 3 years or over in Milk - 1. Max Thompson, Vic- toria; 2. Allison Lea, Victoria; 3- Max Thompson, Victoria.

Section 11 - Group of three: Cow, Heiier (1 or 2 years old) and Heifer Calf - 1. Max Thompson. Victoria 2. Allan Clow, Freetown; 3. Allison Lea, Victoria. ,

Section 12 - Best three animals. Male or Female, any age get '01 one sire w 1. Max Thompson. Vic- toria; 2. Allan Clow, Freetown.

CLASS I - AYRSRIRE

Section 1 - Bull, Jr.. Cali. alter Jan. 1. 1954 -a 1- , Boswell, Victoria; 2. Keith Bos- well. Victoria.

Section 2 - Bull. Sr., Calf born between July 1, 1953 and Dec. 31, 1953 - 1. Keith Boswell, Victoria.

Section 3 - Yearllnz Bull ml Keith Boswell. Victoria: 2- Fenian Mayne. Emerald: 3. Allan Mac- Leod and Sons. Hartsvllle.

Section 4 - Bull. 2 yam and over e- 1. Keith Boswell, Victoria.

Section 3 - Heiier. -71. C ll. born after Jan. 1 1954 - 1. Ke Boswell. Victoria; 2. Sheldron M)" erg, Crag:-iud; 3. J. F. Roach. Kelly's roas.

Section 6 - Heifer, Sr.. Calf. born between July 1 and Dec 31. 19.53 el. Keith Boswell. VlCl0F13-

Section '1 - Heifer. 1 year and under, 2- years - 1. ,-All-an M39; Lead and Sons. 1-lartsvllle; 2. Keith Boswell. Victoria; 3. Allan Mac- Leod, Hartsville.

Section is - Heiier. 3 year! and under 3 years -, 1. Keith Boswell. Victoria; 2. Keith Boswell. Vic- toria: 3. Fenton Mayne, Emerald.

Section 9 -Cow. 3 years old or over. dry. must show evidence of being in Calf or having had one - 1. Keith Boswell. Victoria: 1-'51- lan MacLeod and Sons, Hartsville; 3. Keith Boswell. Victoria.

Section 10 - Cow, 3 years old or over, in Milk - 1. Keith Boswell. victoria; 2. Keith Boswell. Vic- toria: 3. W. F. Alan Stewart. St th rtney.

s:ctiT;i 11 -Group of 3: COW- Hciier (l or 2 year old) and heifer calf -. 1. Keith Boswell. Victoria; 2. Keith Boswell. Vic?-Orlt

Section 12 - Best 3 Animals. male or female. any age get on one sire - 1. Keith Boswell, Vlb mi-la; 2. Keith Boswell, Victoria; 3. Allan MacLeod and Sons. Harts- ville.

Section 13 - Crapaud Creamery Special for the best Aryshlre Ex- hibit (not fewer than 4 animals) - 1. Keith Boswell. Victor!!-

born Keith

CLASS I - GUERNSEY - JERSEY

Section 1 - Bull. Jr-. C111 5"" after Jan. 1. 1054 - 1. Alton Bell. Kgnslngton; 2. George MacMlllan. Cornwall.

Section 2 - Bull. Sr., Calf. born bggwggn July 1, 1963 and Dec. 31.

over in Milk -- 1. Harold Palmer. Iensliigtoo. R. R.::2. Alton Bell. Kensington; 3. James Vickeraon, North River.

Section 11 - Group of three: cow. heifer, (1 or 2 years) and heifer calf - 1. Harold Palmer.- Kensington R. R.; 2. Alton Bell, Kenslngton; 3. lamea Vickerson. North River.

Section 12 - Best three Animals.

Male or Female. any age get oi one sire - 1. Harold Palmer. Ken- sirigton. R. 11.; 2. Alton Bell. Ken- sington; 3. James Vickerson, North River. ' Section 13 - Crapaud Creamery Special for the best exhibit of the Class - 1. Harold Palmer, Ken- sington. R. R.; 2. Harold Palmer, Kensington; 3. Harold Palmer. Kensington.

CLASS '1 - ALL BEEF CATTLE

Section 1 - Bull, Jr. Calf born alter Jan. 1, 1954 -- 1. Sanderson and Borden, North River; 2. John Rogerson and Son, Hampton. Section 2 - Bull, Sr., Calf. born between July 1. 1953 and Dec. 31, 1953 - 1. Sanderson and Borden. North River.

Section 3 - Yearling Bull -1. Ivan Bowness, Kensington. Section 4 -- Bull. 2 years and

ov r - i. Sanderson and Borden. North River; 2. Sanderson and B 0 rd e n; 3. Albert M. Cras-

well, North River.

Section 5 - Heifer, Jr.. Cali. born after Jan. 1, 1954 - 1. Sand- erson and Borden, North River; 2. John Rogerson and Son. Hampton; 3. Albert M. Craswcll, Carleton Sid-

Sec. 6 - Heller, Sr., Call, born between July 1 and Dec. 31, 1953- 1. Sanderson and Borden, North River.

Section 7A Heiier. one year and under two years -- 1. Sanderson and Border, North River; 2. Sand- erson and Borden, North River; 3. J. L. MacEachern, Tea Hill.

Section 3 - Heller, 2 years and under 3 years - 1. Sanderson and Borden, North River: 2. Joseph Dunsiord, South Melville; 3. Jo- seph Dunsford, South Melville.

Section 9 - cow. 3 years old over. dry. must ;how evidence of being in Calf or having had one. -1. Sanderson and Borden. North River; 2. Sanderson and Borden. North River; 3. Stanley Mayhew. Kinkora.

Section 10 - Cow, 3 year! or over in Milk - i. Sanderson and Borden. North River; 2. Austin Smith, Tryon; 3. John Rogerson and Son. Crapaud. '

Section 11 --Group of three: Cow. 1-leiier (1 or 2 years old) and Heifer Cali- 1. Sanderson and Borden. North River; 2. Sanderson and Borden, North River.

Section 12 - Best three Animals. Male and Female, any age. I91 09 one Sire. - l. Sanderson and Bor- den, North River.

Section 13 - Crapaud Creamery Special for the Best Beef Breed Exhibit - Sanderson and Borden. North River.

Senior Female Champion; Re- pion Female; Reserve Grand Fe- male - All won by Sanderson and Borden. North River.

Junior and Reserve Champion: -Sanderson and Borden, North River.

Jr. Champion Bull - Sanderson and Borden, North River.

Reserve Champion -lvan Bow- ness, Kensington.

Grand Champion and Reserve Champion -- Sanderson and Bor- den.

CLASS 8 -DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN AND RED POLL CATTLE

Section 1 - Bull, Jr. Calf. born after Jan. 1, 1954 - 1. George Nicholson. Crapaud: 2. J. L. Mac- Eachern, Tea Hill; 3. Lsnk Broa.. West Royalty.

Section 3. -Yearling Bull -1. Austin Smith. Tryon; 2. Simmons Brns., Crspaud.

Snction 4 - Bull. 2 years and over - 1. Hcber Myers and Sun. North Carleton; 2. Lank Bros. West Royalty; 3. Kenneth Robbleo. Tryon.

Section 5 - Heifer, Jr., Cali, born after Jan. 1. 1954 - 1. Joseph Ferguson. Crapaud R. R.; 2. Jo- seph Ferguson, Crapaud: 3. George Nicholson, Crspaud.

Section (I - Heifer, Sr., Cali, born between July 1. and Dec. 21. 1933 - 1. Austin Smith, Tryon; 2. Bill Potts. Argyle Shore; 3. Wai dron MacPhec, Bonshaw.

Section 7 - Heifer. 1 year and under 2 years- 1, George Nichol- son, Crapaud; 2. Lank Bros.. West

1053 -- 1. Harold Palmer. K97” slngton. R. R. 2. James Vicker- son, North River: 3- G90?" ""92 Millan. Cornwall.

Section 3 - Yearlinl 3"” -2 lo Harold Palmer. Kemlnston. 11- R. 2. Edison B. Mutch, North River.

Section 4 -. Bull. 2 yem and over - 1. George Macllillan, Corn-

wall; 2. Albert E. Stetson. FIN!-'

town: 3. James Viclrerson. North River. Section I -- Heiiar. Jr.. Calf.

born after July 1. 1954 - 1. Harold Palmer. Kensington. R. R.: 1. H2-

ber Campbell. Clyde River: 3. Alton Bell. K nslngton. Section I - Heller. Sr.. Cell.

born between July 1 and Dec. 21. IS! - 1. Harold Palmer. Kin- aington. R. 11.: 2. Neil Campbell. Dooahawys. George Macllillan. Cornwall.

Section 1 - Heifer. 1 year and

under 2 years - 1. 1-lnvoid Pal- mer. lensington. R It.: 7 Alton Alton V

21:. laaainatoo: 3.. Section I - Holler. 2 years and under iyears - I. 1i,ai-old Palmer.

I . ' Koo son. ' 1'' ns..i'iin'ti' C": Allen Iait'Naniinnoa: ' "'

section I -- Ow. than old or over. mttst show evidence at beln (.1 Caifor he

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PLAN TO ATTEND THIS YEAR'S 2-DAY

serve Senior Female; Grand Cham- to

Royalb; 3. Austin Smith. Tryon.

" ” I - Heifer. 2 years and under 3 years -1. Lank Brom. West Royalty: 2. Charles sncxon. sic. Crlplud; 3. Austin smith, Tryon.

Section I - Cow. 3 years old or over. dry. must show evidence of being in Cal! or having had one -l. Lank Broa.. West Ro alty.

Section 10 - Cow, 3 years old or over in Milk - l. Lank Broa.. West Royalty; 2. Austin Smith. Tryon; 3. Lank Bros.. West Royalty.

Section 11 - Group of three: Cow, Heifer (l or 2 years old) and Heifer Call - 1. Lank Bros.. West Royalty; 2. George Nicholson Cra- paud; 3. Austin Smith. Tryon.

Section 12 -- Best three Animals. Male or Female. any age get oi one sire. - 1. Austin Smith, Tryon; 2. Lank Bros.. West Royalty.

SWINE DIVISION CLASS 9 -YORKSHIRE BREED- ING CLASS

Section 1- Boar. farrowed prior to Jan. 1, 1934 - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son. Charlottetown, R. R. 3.

Section 2 - Boar. farrowed in 1953 over. 4 months - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son, Charlottetown, R. R. 3.

Section 3 - Sow, pure bred or grade. iarrowad prior to Jan. 1,

1954 - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son. Charlottetown; 2. John D. Mac. Phail. Argyle Shore; 3. Alfred

Schurman, New Annan; 4. Gerald Best, Tryon.

Section 4 - Sow, pure bred or grade, farrowed in 1253 and over 4 months - 1. S. C. Stewart and Son, Charlottetown, R. R.; 2. Ivan Bowness, Kensingion.

Section 5 -- Two Bacon Hogs, weighing between 180 and 210 lbs. -1. John D. MacPhail. Argyle Shore; 2. Ellison Toole, South Mel- ville.

Section 8 -- Bacon Hog, 180 to 210 lbs. - 1. John D. MacPhail, Argyle Shore; 2. Ivan Bowness. Kensington; 3. Ellison Toole, South Melville. .

Section 7 - Sow, under 18 months. with litter not fewer than 8 pigs - 1. Alfred Schurman, New Annan; 2. Donald MacDonald, Augustine Cove.

Section 8- Sow, over 18 months. with litter, not fewer than 8 pigs -1. Joseph Ferguson. Hampton: Ralph Myers, Crapaud; 3. Alfred Schurman, New Annan.

Section 9 - Special Miracle feed prize for the best exhibit of hogs, (not fewer than 3 to the pen). The prize to be in bags of Hog Grower- 1. S. C. Stewart and Son, Charlottetown, R. R.; 2. Gordon Villett. Hampton.

POULTRY DIVISION CLASS 10 - GEESE-JUDGED ON UTILITY

Section 1 - Best pair of Geese 1. Albert M. Craswell, Carleton Sid- ing; 2. Colbourne Clow, Freetown; 3. Gordon Johnston, Kingston.

DUCKS - JUDGED ON TILITY Section 1 - Best pair oi Ducks-

l. Mrs.V Lloyd Sharp, Kensington: 2. Roma Paynter, Kensington, R. R.; 3. Colborne Clow, Freetown.

CLASS 11 - PLYMOUTH ROCKS

Section 2 -- Colborne Clow, Fres- W11

CLASS 13 - NEW IIAMPSIIIRE REDS

Section 2 Hon - 1. Albert E. Stetson. Carleton -Siding; borne Clow, Freetown.

Section 3 - Cockerel -7 1. Albert E. Stetson. Carleton Siding; 2. Walter Schurman, New Annan.

Section 4 - Pullet - 1. Albert E. Stetson, Carleton Siding; 2. Walter Schurman, New Annan.

CLASS 14 - CROSS BREEDS

Section 1 - Hen,- 1. Rex Daw- son, Albany; 2. Alired Schurman, New Arman; 3. Albert Craswell, Carleton Siding; 4. Colborne Clow, Freetown.

Section 2 -- Cockerel -1. Rex Dawson, Albany; 2. J. H. Carr and Son. Oyster Bed Bridge.

Section 3 - Pullet - 1. Rex Dawson, Albany; 2. Rex Dawson, Albany; 3. Mrs. Lorne Stevenson. Rustico; 4. Mrs. Lloyd Sharpe, Ken- sington.

Section 4 - Shur-Gain Special Prize 0! 1 bag Laying Mash. don- ated by Mr. P. L. Morris to the owner of the best pen, consisting of I cook and 3 hens. -1. Rex Dawson, Albany.

CLASS 13 - EGGS

Section 1 - One Dozen. Grade A Large. Brown - 1. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson: 2. Ivan Bowness. Ken- sington; 3. Mrs. Frank Myers. Crspaud.

Section 2 - 1 doz Grade A Large. White - 1. Mrs. John Warren,

2. Col R 3

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Mellon 1 - Potatoes. Irish cob- blera. 20 tubers - 1. Kenneth Rob- blee. Tryon; 2. Mrs Myron Daw- son. Tryoo (North).

Section 2 -- Potatoes. Green Mount ' 20 tuhan - 1. Kenneth Robblee. Tryon.

Section 4 4-) Potatoes. Canso. 20 Tllbcrlr - 1. Mrs. John Warren, North River.

Section 3 - Potatoes. any other variety (named) 20 tubers - 1.

Mrs. Myron Dawson. North Tryon.

Section I - champion -1 (1) Ribbon - Mrs. Alton Rodd, North Milton.

Section B - Turnlps. for table or export (trimmed) 5 in number -1. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson. North River; 2. Mrs. John Warren. North River.

Section D - Mangels, any var- iety. 3 in number - 1. Barry MacPhee, Canoe Cove; 2. Mrs. Ivan Bowness. Kensirlgton.

Section 10 - Corn Fodder. ,5 stalks -1. John Thompson, Vic- toria: 2. Ralph Thompson, Vic- lorlai 3. Mrs. Lorne Ferguson. Hampton.

CLASS ll - FRUITS AND FLOWERS

Section 1- Collection of 3 varieties of Apples. named, 3 per plate - 1. Mrs. Ivan Bownwess, Kensington.

Section 2 - Plums. any variety (12) - 1. Mrs. Ivan Bowness. Ken- sington.

Section 3 - Pears, any variety (6) - 1. Mrs. Alton Rodd. North Milton.

Section 4 A Grapes (3 bunches) -1. Mrs.;Frank MacDonald, Cra- paud.

Section 6 - Fern (Swsrd) - 1. Ronnie Dawson, Crapaud; 2. Mrs. Robert Dawson. Crspaud.

Section 'I - Fern (Maiden Hair) -1. Mrs. J. F. Trowsdale. Cra- I0-iigld; 2. Mrs. Norman MacDon- E .

Section B - Fern (any other variety not native) 1. Mary Gamble. Tryon; 2. Elmer Gamble, Tryon.

Section 10 A Plant in Bloom - 1. Mrs. Ralph MacCau1l. Carleton Sldlnil: 2. Mrs. John Nicholson, Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Waldron Moose, Freetown.

Section 11 - Sweet Pea Collec- tion - 1. Mrs. Florence Toombs, Tryon; 2. Mrs. John Simmons, Crapaud.

Section 13 - Dahliss Collection -1. T. Arthur Dawson. Albany. R. R.; 2. Mrs. Ralph MacCaull, Carleton Siding; 3. Mrs. Clayton Thomas. North Tryon.

Section 14 - Gladioli Collection Si. Mrs. Elmer Gamble. Tryon; 2. Mrs. Florence Toombs, Tryon.

Section 13 - Best Collection Cut Flowers - 1. Mrs. Florence Toombs, Tryon; 2. Mrs. Ralph MscCaull, Carleton Siding; 3. Mrs. Frank MacDonald. Crspaud.

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CLASS 19 -- DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Section 1 - Dark Fruit Cake Without Icing - 1. Mrs. Major Reid. Rollo Bay; 2. Mrs. Harvey Bernard, Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Crspaud.

Section 2 -- Light Fruit Cake, Without Icing - 1. Mrs. Reid Stevenson: 2. Mrs. Clayton Steven- son, North River; 3. Mrs. J. F. Trnwsdale. Crapaud.

Section 3 -- Light Cake Iced - 1. Joan Howatt, Crapaud: 2. Mrs. John Leard. Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Al- lison Harper, North Carleton.

Section 4 -- Scotch Cake. lri Dozen - 1. Mrs. J. F. Trowsdale, Crapaud: 2. Mrs. Ira Rodd, North Milton; 3. Mrs. John Leard. Cra- paud.

Section 3- White Bread, lh Ina! -1. Mrs. John Warren. North Riv- er; 2. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson, North River; 3. Mrs. J. F. Trows- dale. Crapaud.

Section 6 - Whole Wheat Bread, Vs Loaf - 1. -Mrs. Ernest Ladner, North River; 2. Lolita McVittie. Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Ira Rodd. North Milton. '

Section '1 - Rolls, 1A Do: - 1. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson. North River; 2. Mrs. J. H. Carr. Oyster Bed Bridge; 3. Mrs. Albert Cras- well. Carleton Siding.

Section 8 - Tea Biscuit . '1; D02.

2. Mrs. Harvey Bernard, Crapsud; 3. Mrs. John Leard. Crspaud.

Section 9 - Bran Muctiiis, 84 Dos. -1. Mrs. Ira Rodd. North Milton; 2. Mrs. J. F. Trowsdala. Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson. North River.

Section 10 - Oak Meal Cookies, 14 Do: - 1. Mrs. Allison Harper. North Carleton; 2. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson, North River; 3. Mrs. Lorna Ferguson. Hampton.

Section 11 - Doughnuts. 1!; Dog, -1. Mrs. Bruce MacDonald. New Wiltshlre; 2. Mrs. Harvey Bernard. Crapaud: 3. Mrs. Allison Harper, North Carleton.

North Rivpr.

Section 12 - Apple Jelly, 1 pint

- Pint -- 1 Mrs. Norman Mlcnon.

1411- Alton Rodd. North Milton; 2. 3141!!

-1. Mrs. Major Reid, Rollo Bay; -

-1. Mr . Albert Craawall. Carla Iiding; '2. Mrs. Ihvug: North River; I. a. Geo. ma.

olson. Crspaud. . Section -- Strawberry Just, 1

old. Cr! M: 2- II C , Tryon; -Iyllrs. Edw:-,d V011. Allllutina Cove.

Section 14 - Raspberry Jun, .1,

pint - 1. Mn. Allison Harper. North Carleton; 2. Mn, Edwud Macladytn. Mill-Iltine Cove: 3.

Mrs. Albert M. Craswell. Cgrlgton

g. Section 15 -A; in Pig - 1, , Edward Meets on. .Augua,tliii'e Cove: 2. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson, North River: 3. Mrs. Walter 3 Craig. Middleton.

Section ll - Raisin Pie :- 1. Mrs. Clayton Stevenson. North River; 2. Mrs. Frank MacDonald. Crapaud: 3. Mary Gamble, T1-yon,

Section 11 - sweet Mixed Pick- lel. 1 Pl. iar. - 1. Mrs. Edward MncFnyden. Ausuatine Cove: 2. Lolita Mcvittie. Crapaud: 3. Mrs, Thomas Best. Crspaud.

Section 13 - Mustard Pickles. 1 Plot Jar - 1. Mary Glmblo, Try. on: 2. Mrs. Thomas Best. Cra- paud. -

Section 19 - Chicken Canned. 1 Pint or)Can - 1. Mrs; Edwgrd Macrayden. Agustine Cove; 2. Mrs. Hugh MacLeaii. Cornwall; 3. Mrs. Norman MacDonald. Cra- paud.

Section 20 - Home Made Soap, not less than 2 lbs. -- 1. Mrs. J. F. Trowsdale. Crapaud: 2. Mrs. Major Reed. Rollo Bay; 3. Joycei can. field, Crspaud.

Section 22 -Honey - 1. Alan Stewart. Bonshaw; 2. George Bow- ness. Summerside; 3. Lloyd Sharpe, Kensington

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CLASS 20 -NEEDLEWORK AND IIANDICRAFT

Section 1 - Rug Hooked (any variety) - 1. Mrs. Albert Cras- well. Carleton Siding; 3. Mrs. Geo. Sharpe, Borden.

Section 2 - Quilt (Patchwork) -1. Mrs. Mary Lewis, Tryon; 2. Charlotte H. MacKay. DeSab1e; 3. Mrs. Charles MacKcnzie, Bradal- bane, R. R.

Section 3 - Quilt (Applique) - 1. Mrs. Wendell Phillips, Charlotte- town; 2. Mrs. Walter MacLure. Brackley Point; 3. Mrs. Windsor Bell, South Melville.

Section 4 -- Cushion - 1. Mrs. Parker Frances and Elsie, Vic- toria, R. R.; 2. Mrs. Oliver Mac- Donald. Churchill; 3, Mrs. Allison Carr. Harrrington.

Section 5 - Pillow Cases (em- broidared) - 1. Mrs. Ernest Ladner. North River: 2. Mrs. Ger- ald MacFadyen. Augustine Cove; 3. Mrs. Parker Francis and Elsie, Victoria R. R.

Section 3 - Crochet (Filet) - 1. Mrs. Alexander MacDonald, Bradalbane; 2. Mrs. Norman Nich- olson. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. Dun-

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ALBERTON PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION

Come and see

Exhibits in other classes will also

the best in live stock from all

be of the highest.