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Lists
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4gETAULES
Two.Iaakl.sUucewJohn
Ew.Da-vey,
Jas.
Lexer.
Six
Salsify
Jamet
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
Twelve
Sprays
Parsley
Win.
Thaln,
Mrs.
R.
Maahs.
Tomatoes
(six
ripe)
2,
Lanfear,
James
veT-
Tomatoes
(green)
James
Lever,
Lanfear
&
French.
Table
Peas
(12
pods)
Miss
R.
Davies.
Mrs.
H.
Elliott.
Beans,
Broad
(1
pods,)
Mrs,
H.
fiuiou,
mis.
ti.
neuman.
Beans,
Runher
(12
pods)
Mrs.
II.
Elliott,
Ernest
Elliott.
Beans,
Wax
(24
pods)
Hamlin
St
Thomson.
Leeks
'6
stalks)
Lanfear
St
French,
James
Lever.
Cucumbers
(three
long)
2,
Jas.
Lever.
Cucumbers
(3
spine
or
ridge)
James
Lever.
Billy
Bohler.
Cucumbers,
Pickling
(one
pint)
James
Lever,
Hamlin
Sz
Thomson.
Squash
(.two
kinds,
two
of
each)
HamHn
&
Thomson,
Billy
Bohler.
Patty
Pan
Squash
(three)
Jas.
Lever.
Billy
Bohler.
Marrows
two
Mrs.
E.
Elliott,
Billy
Bohler.
Two
Pumpkins
Billy
Bohler,
Hamlin
St
Thomson.
Six
Long
Beets
Hamlin
&
Thomson,
John
E.
Dave?.
Six
Globe
Beets
John
E.
Davey,
James
Lever.
Six
Long
Carrots
James
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
8ix
Intermediate
Carrots
Geo.
Thato,
James
Lever.
Six
Short
Carrots
Hamlin
iz
Thomson.
James
Lever.
White
Garen
Turnips
(two)
Billy
Bohler.
Radish
(two
bunches,
10
each)
Mrs.
H.
Elliott,
Hamlin
St
Thomson.
Parsnips
(any
variety,
six)
Jas.
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
Potatoes
(late,
variety
named)
Hamlin
Si
Thomson,
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Potatoes
(half
bushel,
grown
in
Prince'
Rupert
J.
Unwin,
Wm.
Thain.
Potatoes
(half
busheL
not
grown
in
Prince
Rupert)
Hamlin
&
Thomson,
James
Lever.
Potatoes
(three
varieties,
6
each)
2,
Wm.
Thain
aamed)
Geo.
Thaln,
Wm.
Thain.
Rhubarb
(eight
stalks)
Mrs.
E.
Hellman,
James
Lever.
Cabbage
(one
crate,
50
lb.
net,
ready
Co
ship)
James
Lever,
Ham
lin
Si
Thomson.
Onions
(one
sack,
25
Ibs.V-Jas.
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
-
,
-Collection
Vegetables,
and
(or)
fFruttr
(grown
by
exhibitor
outside
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert)
Jas.
Lever,
Mrs.
Jean
Bohler.
Collection
Vegetables
and
(or)
Fruits
(grown
by
exhibitor
in
Prince
Rupert)
Mrs.
E.
Hellman,
Mrs.
T.
Priest,
Mm.
H.
BIMett.
District
Exhibit
of
Agricultural
Products
Bulkley
Valley,
Evelyn
Farmers'
Institute.
'
PLANTS
6
pots
Flowering
Plants
Mrs.
E-
Hellman;
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron.
Three
pots,
Foliage
Plants
Mrs.
E.
Hellman;
Mrs.
P.
Cameron.
One
pot,
Tuber
Begonia.
decidu
ousMrs.
Galland;
Hugh
Forrest.
One
pot
Foliage
Begonia,
evet-green
Mrs.
R.
Maahs;
Mrs.
W.
H-
j
Sherman,
sr.
une
poi
uscnia
itoDen
yates;
Mrs.
R.
Maahs.
flnlnn
Vollnur
nr
nrrtnm
ini
Rhprmntl
cr
Tao
Trvtnn
.James
Lever,
Billy
BoJjJer.
..
j.
ne.
window
box,
plants
to
be
Onions,
Red
(10)
James
Lever,
,
grown
right
In
boxes
Mrs-
E.
Hell-
Bllly
Bohler.
I
man;
F.
J.
Fuller.
Onions,
White
(10)
Lanfear
St
'
Hanging
basket
Mrs.
R.
Maahsr
French,
James
Lever.
.Mrs.
E.
Hellmari.
Onions
Red
Pickling
(1
quart))
Asparagus
plant
Mrs.
A.
J.
Gal-
land;
Hugh
Forrest
Onions,
White
Pickling
(1
quart)
I
Flowering
plant,
one
snecimen-.
-James
Lever,
Mrs.
Thos.
Priest.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine;
Mrs.
A.
J.
GaI-
Pbtatoes
(S
early,
named)
Wm.
.land.
Thain,
James
Lever.
f
Foliage
Plant,
one
specimen
roiaioes
(Memum
eany.
6
nam-
Mrs.
E.
Hellman:
Mrs.
j.
conn
J
V
A
tit
IFI
1
1
cur
t,
wm.
main.
A.
j.
Galland;
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
Sweet
Pea
collection,
six
varied
ties,
six
spikes
of
each,
arranged
In
six
resceptaeler
with
sweet
pea
Potatoes
(cooked
in
skins,
variety
i
J011-"0
M.
Rice;
Mrs.
Jas.
L-.
Godetia,
twelve
stalks
Mrs.
Ei
Hellman;
Mrs.
W.
H-
Sherman,
sr.
''
Decorative
Dahlias,
variety
of
colors
Zilla
Sherman;
Gladys
snerman.
Show
Dahlias,
variety
of
colors
Zllla
Sherman;
Chas.
P.
Balagnoi.
6
Cactus
Dahlias,
variety
of
cot
ors
Ian
McRae:
Zllla
Sherman.
6
Pom
Pom
Dahlias,
variety
of
colors
Sam
Massey.'
Mrs.
A.
J.
Galland.
6
Dahlias,
variety
of
coIprw-Chas.
P
Balagno;
Gladys
Sherman.
6
Peony
DaWlas,
variety
of
colors
Gladys
Sherman.
One
Dahlia
bloom,
any
variety
of
color
H.
A.
DuIIamel;
Chas.
P.
Balagno.
Asters,
6,
one
species,
any
color
Mrs.
A.
J.
Galland;
Lanfear
Sz
French.
Roses.
6,
one
variety
of
color-
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee;
F-
J.
Fuller.
F..
J.
Fuller.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
bi't);,.
:-oe;
i
Roses.
6.
variety
of
color-Mre.
Jas.
C
Lee:
Mfs.
W.
H.
Sherman.
sr.
Roses',
6.
named
varieties
Mrs.
A.
J
Galland;
F.
J-
Fuller.
Roses,
3.
Caroline
Testout,'
.white
2:
J.
Fuller.
B
Roses;.
3,
General
McArthur,
red
2',
F.
J.
Fuller.
i
One
Rose
Bloom,
any
variety
of
color-
must
be
at
least
V.
bloom
fChas,
p.
Balagno:
Mrs',
Jas-
Li
Lee,'
Gladioli.
stalks,
any'
colors
F.
J.
Fuller:
Mrs.
A.
J",
Galland.
Gladioli,
3
stalks,
named
varieties
F,
J.
Fuller.
Pansles.
12"
on
show
board,
3
varieties
Mrs.
W
H.
Sherman,
sc
CUT
FLOWERS-
Chrysanthemums:
ST
stalks-
Wm.
Rdd:
Mrs.
W.
Goodrfek.
SPECIALS
Greatest
number
of
first
prizes
in
Class
5.
Atlee
Burpee
Special
$10.00
worth
oi
seeds
Jas.
Lever.
f
Bess-Bunch
of
Mfced
Sweet
Peas
James
-Brand,
fteresti
Vancouver,
special,
$5.00
worth
of
seeds
Wm-
Thain.
Collection
of
Garden
Vegetables
scored
on
variety,
quality
and
arrangement
Billy
Bohler.
LADIES'
WORK
Two
doilies,
under
12
in.
crochet
Miss
E.
Wrighe;
rs.
k.
F.
Tray
Cloth
In
white
embroidery
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn;
Mrs.
S
Batcher-
Tea
Cloth.
30
in.
or
over,
white
embroidery
Emma
Punswak;
Mrs.
P.
Cameron.
Tea
Cloth.
30
in.
or
over,
in
col-
ored
embrolderyfcMrg.
w.
L.
San-dison;
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Tea
Cloth,
54
In.
or
over,
white
embroidery
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn:
Mrs.
S.
Batcher.
Luncheon
Cloth,
36
In
or
over
and
four
serviettes,
embroidered
lrr
white
Mrs.
John'
Dybhavn:'1
Mrs.
A.
Curzon.
Luncheon
Cloth',
36
n.
or
over
and
four
serviettes,
colored
embroideryDorothy
Stiles;
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee,
Tea
Cloth,
crochet
boFtleis
M".
John
Dybhavn;
Mfss
E.
Wrlht.
Centerpiece,
19
in.
and
over,
white
embroidery
Mrs-
A.
Wlek;
Mrs.
Andreassen.
'
Library
Searf,
colored
embrold-
II
,
-
"
-J
1VUUL1
tjCirOVf
4SO
4ft,
4
,
Calendula
or
Scotch
Marigold.
0
Mrs-,
A.
J.
Galland.
'
Glassey.
stalk-Mrs.
Jas:
L.
Lee;
Mrs.
Jar-1
Shesfa
Daisies,
nine
stalks
Sam-,
sofa
Pillow;
felt
made
up
2.
vis
McLeod.
Massey-,
Mrs.
Thos.
Priest.
Dorothy
Stiles.
rerenniai
pniox.
3
stalks
Mr
'
anP
Dragon
Antirrhinum)'
e
Hand
Painted'
Pillow,
made
uo
,splkes
John
Frew;
Mrs.
Jas.
Dorothy
Stiles;
Alice
Edgecumbfc.
,Lee:
j
Dresser
Searf,
colored
embrobi-
Beet
Display
of
Garden
cut
erj-Mrs.
B.
S.
CedvilU;
Mrs-
J.
C
Flowers
grown
by
Exhibitor
onjailker
paee
six
Mneal
feet
on-
tables
ar
I
nser
Rrarf
wnhrnMor
in
ranfea
for
eitet
joe
Nay
lor:
Mrs.
L-
nvhite
Mrs.
a
Batcher:
Mrs.
II
Glassey.
Dresser
or
brtf
fe
set,
3
pieces-
I
Mrs.
J.
Dybhavn;
Mrs.
A.
CUraon
i
1
Pah
of
Pillow
Slips,
white
embroideryMrs.
H.
F.
Glassey;
Mrs
Andreassen.
Pair
of
Pillow
slips,
colored
embroideryMrs:
J.
Dybkavn:
Mrs
R.
Cameron.
p
Pair
oflow
SHps
in
outwork
Mrs
J.
Dybhavn;
Mrs.
S.
Batcher
Two
fanty
Guest
Towels
prabnv-
dered
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey:
Mrs
S
Batcher.
Pair
of
Bath
Towels,
crochet
'd
edge
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey;
Miss
B
Wright.
Dresser
Scarf,
in
cut
worls
Mr.-
Andreassen;
Mrs.
S.
Batcher.
Embroidered
Apron
Mrs.
John
Murray;
Mrs.
II.
Mlsfe
Boudoir
Pillow,
quilted
or
etn-
broideredJMrs-
G
rat
ton:
Mas.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Hardanger
Work,
one
finished
j
articl
Mr
Andreassen;
Mia.
Herman
sea
I
erne
finished
article
in
cutwork
-Uhi.
John
Dybtwmv;
Mrf
5.
Bat
cher.
Cord
Table
Cover
Mrs.
B.
J.
Codville;
Mis.
JaS
L;
Lee.
,
Rug.
hnd-rndw,..Mrs.
-T.
II.
Johnson;
Mrk
J.
A.
Murray..
Bedspread1
in
colored
embroidery
2i
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKmley.
Dalsniinnl
In
a
rtrtl
mist
re
TTa
manson;
Mrs.
S.
Batcher,
i
Baby's
Knitted
Jacket
or
Swe-jer
Mrs.
McRobble;
Mrs.
J.
A.
1
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IN
THE
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Bed
Jacket--!
the
Imperial
Oil
Mrs.
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Gbwey.
the
city
on
the
p
Pair
KniUrd
Sox
Mr
Miln
morn.
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from
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b.
tosh:
Mrs
II.
F
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Fulls
m
ron.pnn.
Th
Tim
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voul
liavi-
his
troubles
B-;;(.-:
around,
il
ne
re
a
vtndor.
Tills
part
ol
700
t'ns
.
f
"dlaft
salmon
recently
shipped
to
London.
England
:
We
merchants
of
Prince
Rupert
join
in
extending
our
thanks
to
out
of
town
visitors
for
their
patroitage
and
suggest
that
they
look
in
and
say
good-bye
before
they
leave
the
city.
We
hope
to
see
you
all
again
next
year.
Charles
P.
Balagno
Teacher
of
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Term
commences
Sept.
2nd.
Telephone
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We
guarantee
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consumption.
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