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1950 THE DA{iLY. TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, Port Perry Fair (Continued from page 3) Peterboro, take all three heats in the free-for-all race. Buddy C. Gratton, driven by Ross Dowson and owned by Clarence Budd, of Woodville, took the 2:26 pace, win- ning the three heats. Results were: Free-for-all, Three one-mile heats: Vietary Hy Redstone II Jerry MecJr. Peck Able 2:26 class pace. Three one- class heats: Calumet Baldwin Buddy C. Gratton Luck Lady Rose Belwin Dutchess Brooke Chillo Sheehan Teddy Harvester Following are some of the fair results. Other results, including the horse judging, will appear in to- morrow's edition. of The Times- Gazette. Cooking Loaf White Bread--1, Mrs. Dave Edwards, Blackwater; 2, Mrs. Geo. Baird, Blackwater; 3, Mrs. Walter King, Seagrave, Whole Wheat Bread--1, Mrs. M. Brethour, Blackwater; 2, Mrs. F. M. Holliday, Brooklin; 3, Mrs. Edwards. Fruit Cake--Mrs. Reg Boundey, Port Perry; 2, Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Burketon; 3, Mrs. Holliday. Nut Loaf--Mrs. Holliday; Malcolm; Mrs. F. Munro water. Short Bread--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Boundey. Cloverleaf Rolls -- Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs. Baird. Parkehouse Rolls--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs: Edwards. Tea Biscuits--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs. Sandy Moore, Port Perry. Bran Muffins -- Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. M. Brethour; Miss Laura Lyle, Port Perry. Butter Tarts--Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Malcolm. Macarogns--Mrs. Holliday; Boundey; Miss Joan Samells, Perry. Cup Cakes -- Mrs. Munro; Boundey; Mrs. M. Brethour. Jelly Roll--Mrs. M. Brethour; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Boundey. Angel Cake--Miss Samells; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Boundey. . Birthday Cake--Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Brethour. Chocolate Cake--Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Malcolm; Miss Jean Samells. Light Fruit Cake--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Holliday. Chiffon Cake--Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Brethour. Oatmeal Date Sandwich Cake-- Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Holliday. Sponge Cake--Mrs. Holliday; Miss Jean Samells; Mrs. Munro. Banana Cake -- Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Brethour. Apple Pie--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. W. King; Mrs. Malcolm. Lemon Pie--Mrs. Boundey; Moore; Mrs. Brethour. Pumpkin Pie--Mrs. Moore; Brethour; Mrs. Boundey. Raisin Pie--Mrs. Brethour; Moore; Mrs. Boundey. Sandwiches--Mrs. Holliday; Brethour; Mrs. Boundey. Meat Loaf--Mrs. Boundey; Munro. Potato Salad--Mrs. Malcolm; Boundey; Mrs. Brethour. Salad Plate--Mrs. Malcolm; Brethour; Mrs. Holliday. Baked Beans--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs. Boundey. Chocolate Fudge--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Brethour; Mrs, Munro. Divinity Fudge--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Holliday. Collection Fancy Cookies -- Mrs. Méore; Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Boun- d Mrs. Black- Moore; Mrs. Mrs. Port ' Mrs. ey. Collection Ice Box K Cookies--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Bre- thour. Collection Pantry Cookies -- Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Hol- liday. Collection of Tarts--Mrs. Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Boundey. Brown Eggs--Mrs. M. Brethour; Mrs. E. L. Brethour; Mrs. Munro. White Eggs--F. W. Bradley, Port Perry; M. Brethour; Mrs. Munro. /Honey in Comb--E. L. Brethour. Extracted Honey--E. L. Brethour. Blue Ribbon Special--Mrs. Boun- dey; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Moore. Magic Baking Powder Special-- Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. M. Brethour. Ogilvie Flour Special, Bread--Mrs. Baird; Mrs. Holliday. Buns, Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Holliday. Canning Collection Canned Vegetables -- Mrs. E. Brethour; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Ted Fines, Port Perry. Collection Pickles--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. E. Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Canned Pineapple--Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Brethour. Munro; Baird; Mrs. Brethour. . Tomato Juice--Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. King. Canned Peas--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Brethour. Corn--Mrs. Holliday; thour; Mrs. Fines. Tomatoes -- Jean Fines; Mrs. Malcolm. Beets--Mrs. Fines; Mrs. A, Walsh, Port Perry; Mrs. Boundey. Beans--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs, Holli- day; Mrs. Brethour. Tomato Catsup--Mrs. Boundey; Half Slip--Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Ladies' Cardigan--Miss V. Butson. After-ski Suit--Mrs. Baird. Pyjamas--Mrs. Baird; Mrs. colm; Mrs. Stinson Nightgown--Mrs, Baird; Mrs. Stin- son; Miss L. Butson. Housecoat--Mrs. Baird; Mrs. Stin- son; Mrs. Moore. Baird; Mrs. Miss Mrs. Bre- Samells; Mrs. Mal- Housedress -- Mrs, . | Moore; Mrs. Munro. Kitchen Apron--Mrs. Baird; L. Butson; Miss V. Butson. Men's Sport Shirt--Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Baird, Plaid Work Shirt--Miss L. Butson; Miss V. Butson! Cardigan Sweater--Miss V. But- son. Pyjamas--Mrs. Miss V. Butson. Fancy Socks---Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Baird. Work Socks--Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Ross Prentice; Mrs. James Owen. Knitted Mitts--Mrs. Stinson; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Hodgson. Knit Gloves--Mrs. Edwards; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Baird. Boy's Pullover--Mrs. Malcolm, Boy's Suit--Mrs. Baird; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Girl's Skirt--Miss V, Butson; Miss L. Butson. Girl's Dress--Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Baird. Child's Overalls--Mrs, Baird; Miss L. Butson; Miss V. Butson. Sun Suit--Mrs., Baird; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Baby's Rompers--Miss L. Butson; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Baird. Knitted Suit--Mrs, Stinson; L. Butson; Miss V. Butson. Girl's Knitted Suit--Miss V. But- son. Dresser Set--Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Boundey; Miss L. Butson. Bed Spread Crochet--Mrs, dey; Mrs. Baird. Bed Spread Candlewick -- Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Boundey. : Bed Spread Embroidered -- Mrs. Stinson; Miss L. Butson. Quilt Wedding Ring--Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson. Quilt Appliqued--Mrs. L. Smith; Mrs. Munro; Mrs, E. Andrews, Port Perry. . Quilt Flanneletfé =~ Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson; Miss L.. Butson. Quilt, quilting only--Mrs. L. Smith; Miss V. Butson; Mrs, Baird. Quilt Blocks--Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Boundey. Crib Quilt--Miss V. Butson. Wool Comforter -- Mrs. Stinson; Mrs. Baird; Mrs. Malcolm. Afghan--Mrs. Prentice; Butson. Baird; Miss Boun- Miss Hook Rug Clipped--Miss V. But- | son; Mrs. Bradley; Mrs. Munro. Rug, Wool--Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Moore. Rug, Braided--Miss V. Butson Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Malcolm. Stuffed Animal--Miss Laura Lyle. Collection Snapshots--Mrs, dey; Mrs. Ben Smith, Prince Albert; Miss L. Butson. Snapshots of Port Perry--Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Boundey. Snapshots of Pets--Miss V. But- son; Mrs. Moore; Mrs. C. Howsam, Port Perry. Snapshots of Children--Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Baird. Pencil Drawing--Laura Lyle. Sail Boat--Miss Laura Lyle. Pencil Drawing (any subject)-- Mrs. J. Aldred; Mrs. Boundey; Miss L. Lyle. Port Perry Fair Poster -- Mrs. Boundey; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Charcoal Drawing--Mrs. Miss Laura Lyle. Crayon Sketch--Mrs. Aldred; Mrs. Boundey; Miss L. Lyle. Local Landmark--Mrs. Boundey. Landscape Copy -- Mrs. Aldred; Mrs. Boundey; Miss L. Butson. Flower Study in Shells--Mrs. Al- dred; Mrs. Baird. Handicraft in Shells--Mrs. Aldred: Mrs. Howsam. Handicraft in Clay--Mrs. Aldred. Fancy Novelty in Leather -- Mrs. Aldred; Mrs. Boundey. . Display of Fancy Work--Mrs. Stin- son; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Malcolm. Women's Institutes Assorted Cookies--Shirley, dale, Brooklin. Assorted Tarts--Shirley, Brooklin, Honeydale. Bran Muffins--Honeydale, Brook- lin, Shirley. Fruit - Loaf--Brooklin, Shirley. Birthday Cake--Brooklin, dale, Shirley. Aldred; Honey- Honeydale, Honey- v.| | ed Boun- | Smocking on Child's Dress--Hon- eydale, Shirley, Brooklin. * Fine Socks--Shirley, Brooklin. Old Fashion Quilt Block--Brooklin, Honeydale, Shirley. Novelty Apron--Shirley, dale, Brooklin. Pot Holders -- Shirley Honeydale, Brooklin. Canned Strawberries--Honeydale, Shirley, Brooklin, Canned Corn--Brooklin, Shirley, Shir- Honeydale, Honey- Honeydale. Tomato Relish--Honeydale, ley, Brooklin. Thanksgiving Centre -- Shirley, Honeydale, Brooklin. For Display--Honeydale, Shirley, Brooklin. Standing by Points -- Honeydale, Shirley, Brooklin. Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Mayonaisse Dressing--Mrs. Boun- dey; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs. Munro.. Orange Marmalade-- Mrs. Edwards; Mrs.Walsh; Mrs. Brethour. Ladies' Work Three Towels--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Frahk Stinson, Blackstock: Miss Viola Butson, Myrtle Station. Dish Cloth--Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson. Hemstitched Pillow Cases--Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Baird; Mrs. Boundey. Cross-stitch Pillow Cases -- Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Port Perry; Mrs. Boun- dey; Mrs. Smallman, Port Perry. Card Table Cover--Miss V. But- son; Mrs. Moore. Centre Piece, Tatting--Mrs. Stin- son; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Malcolm. Centre Piece Crochet--Mrs. Boun- dey; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Malcolm. White Centre Piee, E.M.B.--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Stinson; Mrs. Moore. Ecru Centre Piece--Mrs. L. Smith; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Stinson. Tray Cloth and Serviettes--Mrs, L. Smith; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Baird. Pair Dinner Serviettes--Mrs. Fred Hodgson, Port Perry; Mrs. Boun- dey; Mrs. Baird. Place Mats--Mrs. Munro; Miss V, Butson; Mrs. J. Aldred, Port Perry. Hot Dish Mats--Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson. Chesterfield Set--Miss V. Butson. Swedish Darning--Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Stinson; Mrs. Boundey. Smocking--Mrs. Moore; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Man's Shirt Collar--Miss V. But- son; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Hodgson. Darned Sock--Mrs. Holliday; Mra. Boundey; Mrs. Moore. Shoe Bag--Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson; Mrs. Baird. Laundry Bag--Mrs. Boundey; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Sofa Cushion--Mrs. Boundey; Miss V. Butson. Ladies' Sun Dress--Miss L. But- son; Mrs. Walsh; Miss V. Butson. Ladies' Cotton Dress--Mrs. Baird; Miss V. Butson; Miss L. Butson. Fancy Blouse--Miss L, Butson; Miss V. Butson; Mrs. Moore. Tailored Skirt--Jean Samells; Mra. Moore; Mrs. Baird. Vegetables . Collection of Vegetables--1, Law; 2, Laura Lyle. Collection of Pickling Vegetables-- Ross Law; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs, Moore. Five Table Beets--Ross Law; Mrs. A. Walsh; F. W. Bradley. Two Fall Cabbages--E. L. Bre- thour; Laura Lyle. Two Winter Cabbages--Ross Law; E. L. Brethour. Two Red Cabbages--E. L. Bre- thour. Two Cauliflowers--Mrs. A. Walsh; Mrs. Edwards; E. L. Brethour. 5 Table Carrots--Mrs. Moore; Ross Ross w. 3 Heads Celery--F. W. Bradley; Laura Lyle. Two Citrons--Ross Brethour. Law; E. L. a Pears--Mrs. Moore; Mrs. B Mrs. Brethour. Peaches -- Mrs. Malcolm; Moore; Mrs. Brethour. Cherries -- Mrs. Boundey; Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Raspberries--Mrs. 'Boundey; Edwards; Mrs. Moore. Strawberries--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Edwards. Plums--Mrs. W. King; Mrs. Bre- thour; Mrs. Boundey. . Crabapples--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Holliday; Mrs. Boundey. Crabapple Jelly--Mrs, Miss L. Lyle. Red Currant Jelly--Mrs. Fines; Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Brethour. Black Currant Jelly--Mrs. Fines; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs, Edwards. Raspberry Jam--Mrs. Fines; Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Malcolm. Strawberry Jam--Mrs. Mrs. Munro; Miss Lyle. Plum Jam--Mrs. Boundey; Moore; Mrs. Brethour. Rhubarb Conserve -- Mrs. Fines; Mrs. Brethour; Mrs. Boundey. 9 Day Pickle--Mrs. Munro; Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Edwards. Cucumbér Relish--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Brethour. Cucumber Pickle--Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Brethour. Onion Pickle--Mrs. Fines; Boundey; Mrs. Moore. Pickle Beets--Mrs. Brethour; Mrs Fines; Miss Lyle. Governor Sauce--Mrs. Boundey; 'Mrs. Brethour. yi Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Boundey; Boundey; Mrs. Mrs. , WHY WISE PEOPLE BURN COAL OR COKE + you can store your full season's requirements in advance. Vv promises. no gambling your winter's protection on someone's no insecurity of uncertain fuel supply. Vv Vv no need to depend on week to week fuel delivery. no noisy oil truck delivery in the early morning. SOLID FUEL eliminates all these problems. In a space 7 to 8 feet square in your basement, you can store your full winter's coal or coke supply NOW. SOLID FUEL is your only way of guaranteeing complete winter's warmth and comfort. Two Muskmelons with Stems-- Ross Law. Six Cucumbers, Slicing -- Ross Law; Laura Lyle; Mrs. D. Edwards. Two Vegetable Marrows--E. L. Brethour; Mrs, M. Brethour; Laura Lyle. : \ One Peck Yellow Onions Spanish-- Ross Law; F. W. Bradley. One Peck Yellow Onions A.0.V.-- Ross Law; E. L. Brethour; Mrs. Ed- wards. Eleven-Quart Basket Early Pota- toes--Ross Law; E, L. Brethour; Miss V. Butson. Eleven-Quart Basket Late Pota- toes--Mrs. W. King; E, L. Brethour; Ross Law. Largest Pumpkin or Squash--Ross Law; E. L. Brethour. Two Pie Pumpkins--Ross Law; E. L. Brethour; Laura Lyle. Two Hubbard Squash--Ross Law; Laura Lyle. Five Tomatoes--Miss Jean Sam- ells; Ross Law; F. W. Bradley. Collection of Tomatoes -- Laura Lyle. Six Swede Turnips--E. L. Bre- thour; Laura Lyle. Six Table Turnips--E. L. Brethour; Ross Law; Laura Lyle, Five Red Mangels--E. L. Brethour. Five A.0.V. Mangels--Ross Law; E. L. Brethour; Laura Lyle. Six Parsnips -- E. L. Brethour; Mrs. Moore ;Laura Lyle. Six Ears Yellow Sweet Corn--F. W. Bradley; Laura Lyle; Ross Law. Fruits Collection of Apples--Ross Lloyd Smith, Laura Lyle. Five Alexander Apples -- Laura Lyle, Five Baldwins Apples--Laura Lyle. Five Northern Spy Apples--Ross Law; Lloyd Smith; Laura Lyle. Five Greening Apples -- Lloyd Smith; Laura Lyle. Five Golden Russet Apples--Laur:u Lyle; Boss Law, ve Snow Apples--Laura ; Ross Law. PP Lye Five McIntosh Red Apples--Lloyd Smith; Ross Law; Laura Lyle? ' Five Talman Sweet Apples--Lloyd Smith; Ross Law; Laura Lyle. Five Melba Apples--Ross Law; Laura Lyle. ' Five St. Lawrence Apples--Lloyd Smith; Laura Lyle. Five Wealthy Apples--Laura Lyle. Five Delicious Apples--Ross Law; Laura Lyle; Lloyd Smith. Five Stark Apples--Lloyd Smith. Five Blenheim Pippin Apples-- Laura Lyle; Ross Law. Five Crabapples--Rqss Law; Lloyd Smith; Laura Lyle. Five Clapps- Favorite Pears--Mrs. D. Edwards. Law; Five Bartlett Pears--Mrs. D. Ed- wards; Laura Lyle. Five A.0.V. Pears--Ross Law. Five Lombard Plums--Mrs. D. Ed- wards. Five Reine Claude Edwards; Ross Law. Flowers Basket Gladioli, 1 Color -- F. W. Bradley; Mrs. B. Smith; Mrs. Mal- colm. Basket Gladioli, Mixed --§. W. Bradley; Mrs. B. Smith; Clare Ver- non. Basket Flowers--F. W. Bradley; Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Smith. Collection of Dahlias with Foliage --Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Moore; F. W. Bradley. Collection of Annuals--Mrs. Moore; Mrs, Smith; Mrs. W. King. Bouquet of Asters--Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Boundey. Gladioli, White Shade -- F. W. Bradley; Mrs. Malcolm; W. D. Dyer. Gladioli, Yellow Shade -- F. W. Bradley; Laura Lyle; Mrs. Smith. Gladioli, Pink Shade--F. W. Brad- ley; W. D. Dyer; Mrs. Smith. Gladioli, Red Shade--F. W. Brad- ley; W. D. Dyer; Mrs. Smith. Best Individyal Spike Gladiolus-- Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Smith; F. W. Bradley. Asters, Pink or Rose--Mrs. Smith; Laura Lyle; Mrs. Fines. Asters, Purple or Mauve -- Mrs. Moore; Laura Lyle; Mrs. Smith. Asters, White--Mrs, Malcolm; Mrs. Smith; Laura Lyle. Asters, Heart of France -- Mrs. Moore; Mrs, Boundey; Mrs, Mal- colm. . French Marigolds--F. W. Bradley; Laura Lyle; Mrs. Boundey. Snapdragons--Mrs. Moore; Malcolm; F. W. Bradley. Scabiosa -- Mrs. Boundey; Moore; F. W, Bradley. Petunias -- Jean Samelis; Boundey; F. W. Bradley. Annual Phlox--Mrs. Moore; Bbundey. Stocks -- F. W. Bradley; Boundey, Mrs. Smith. Sweet Peas -- Mrs. Malcolm. Cosmos--Mrs. Smith; Mrs, dey; Mrs. Moore. Nasturtiums--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Fines; Mrs. Moore. Pansies--Mrs.. Moore; dey; Mrs. Smith, Zinnias -- Mrs. Boundey ; Moore; Jean Samells. Zinnias, Pom Pom--Mrs. Boundey; Mrs. Moore; F. W, Bradley. Table Bouquet, Dining Room-- Mrs. Boundey; F. W. Bradley; Mrs. Moore. Table Bouquet, Plums -- Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Boun- Mrs. Boun- Mrs. Hall--Mrs. Boun- dey; Mrs. Moore; F. W. Bradley. Fern--Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Boundey; Laura Iale. Geranium--Mrs. F. Moore; Laura Lyle. Rex Begonia--Mrs. F. ra Lyle. . Collection of Coleus--Mrs. F, Mun- ro; Mrs. 8. Moore; Laura Lyle. Flowering House Plant -- Mrs, Boundey; Laura Lyle; Mrs. Moore. Corsage--Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Holli- day; Mrs. Fines. W. D. Dyer Special--Laura Lyle; Mrs. Malcolm. Prince Albert Green House Spe- <ial--Mrs. Moore. Shorthorns, Pure Bred Bull, 2 years and over--Leslie Tay- lor. Cow, 3 years and Taylor; N. Taylor & Son; Taylor. Bull Calf, 1 year and over--Hugh Baird; N. Taylor & Son. Bull, under 1 year--Leslie Taylor; Leslie Taylor, Heifer Calf, under 1 year--L. Tay- lor; N. Taylor & Son; Hugh Baird. Heifer, 1 year old and under-- Hugh Baird; L. Taylor; N, Taylor & Son; N. Taylor & Son. Heifer, 2 yrs. and under three--L. Taylor; L. Taylor; N. Taylor & Son. Herd of Five Animals--N., Taylor & Son; L. Taylor. Three Animals--Hugh Baird; N. Taylor & Son; L. Taylor. Two Animals--Hugh Baird; Taylor & Son; L. Taylor. Baby Beef Slass--Hugh Baird; L. Taylor & Son; N. Taylor & Son. Poultry White Leghorn Cock--E. thour. White Leghorn Hen--E. L. Bre- thour; Laura Lyle. White Leghorn Cockerel -- E. L. Brethour. White Leghorn Pullet--E. L. Bre- thour. Rocks, Cock--E. L. Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Munro; Mrs. 'Munro ; Lau- over -- Leslie Leslie N. i. Bre- E. L. Rock, Hen--Murray Gibson; Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Rock, Cockerel -- Mrs. Edwards; | Murray Gibson; W. E. Martyn. | Rock, Pullet--W. E. Martyn; Mrs. | Edwards; Murray Gibson. | White Rock, Cock--E. L. Bre. | thour. | White Rock, Hen--E. L. Brethour; | Mrs. Edwards. | White Rock, Ed- | wards. | White Rock, Pullet--Mrs. Edwards. | New Hampshire, Cock--E. L. Bre- | thour. © | New Hampshire, Hen--E. L. Bre- | Cockerel--Mrs. thour; Mrs. Edwards. i New Hampshire, Cockerel--E. L. Brethour. Y New Hampshire, Pullet--E. L. thour; E. L, Brethour. Light Sussex, Cock -- E. L. thour; Mrs. Edwards. Light Sussex, Cockerel--E. L. thour. , Light thour. Rhode Island Reds, Cock -- E. L. Brethour. Rhode Island Reds, Brethour. Rhode Island Reds, Cockerel -- E. L. Brethour. Rhode Island Reds, Brethour. Pair. Capons -- Murray Gibson; Howard Gibson. Toulouse Goose, old male--E, Brethour; Laura' Lyle. Toulouse Goose, old female--E,. Brethour; Laura Lyle. Emden Goose, old male -- E. Brethour. Emden Goosg, old female -- E. Brethour; Laura Lyle, Pekin Duck, male--E. L. Brethour; Mrs. Edwards. Pekin Duck, female--E. L. thour; Mrs, Edwards. Rouen Duck, male -- E. L. Bre- thour. Rouen Duck, thour. Bre- Bre- Bre- Pullet--E., L. Sussex, Bre- Hen --- E. L. Pullet--E. L. I. L. L, L. Bre- female--~E. L. Bre- Grain, Seeds, Etec. Collection of Grain--Harold Swain. Fall Wheat -E. L. Brethour; Geo. Baird; Harold Swain. Six Rowed Barley -- E. L. thour;Geo. Baird; Tom Duff. Bre- No Barb Barley--Harold Swain. Rye--E. L. Brethour. Field Peas--George Baird. Oats, early variety -- E. L. Bre. thour; Eugene Dearborn; Geo. Baird. Oats, late variety--Geo. Bair; Harold Swain; Morley Raines. Timothy Seed--E. L. Brethour; Harold Swain. Red Clover Seed--E. L. Brethour; Geo.Baird. Alfalfa Seed--G| Baird. Stalks of Fodder Corn--Ross Law; Mrs. Munro. Sheaf of Late Wheat--E. L. Bree thour; Geo. Baird; Laura Lyle. Sheaf of Late Oats--Geo. 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