. “Glass A—STALLon:
> 1) Draught

3. Other than draught,

3 prizes”
7 Class B—Broop Manes

L “Draught ‘mares *

. 2, General ‘purpose
‘mares |. ;

3. Light 1 mares”

” Class C— TeAMS.
1 Draught: team.

2. Gen.” purpose team °

eae “onl
ree-for-all)

%& Driving ‘team’ (s et”

tlers, only . and, free-.
forall}:

Class D--CoLts -. 7
1, Two-year-old colt:

2,- One-yedr-old ; colt a

8, Sucking colt’ -
’ Div. 2 Cattle: ,

Class A—BULLS.

1. Shorthorn bull
2 . Holstein bull «

Clasa B- -Cows ..
1, Milk cow

2 Cow and calf ee

Class o- *
1. Two-year-old heifer

2. Two-year-old steer L

3. Yearling . ,
4, Fat steer or heifer”

‘ Diy, 3-Sheep_ -

w : ;
_Ewe. and lamb.
. Dive 4—Hogs |

- Boar poo tn,

: 2 Brood sow..." |.

a. Sow with litter, not
‘less than three
Div. 5—Goats

oa ‘Billy ‘goat :

Deed

EL

(Class D—Carrots:

1, Stock; 1-2 bushel’:
2s Table, 1-2-bushel °

Class E—Pansnirs

Any variety, . 1-2: ‘bus.

s Class. F—BEEts ,

1, Field, 1-2 bushel”
2 “Table, long or tur.

=f nip reot, 1-2 bushel
“=| Class G=Ontons -

1, Red,:20 pounds.

White, 20 pounds. ms
Class H—CABBAGE

hh Barly, 8 heads oy

3. Pickling | ae .
Class I—CAULIFLOWER.

. Any variety, 3 heads oe

Class J —TOMATOERS
Any variety,. 2 ‘pounds

. Class K—CELERY
Any variety, 6 heads | 7
Class L—LETTUCcE.

1. Head, BS heads |
“2. Leaf
28. Dwarf’

‘Class M—Cucumpsr -

Any variety, half doz..

Best collection of above, ~

Div, 8. .«-

a ” Div. 9—Grains anid -
- Graases”:

(All sheafs must girth not
css: less than 18 inchea)

‘Class A—WHEAT.

Any variety, 1 ‘sheaf
Clase B— OaTs .

1: White Oats, rakaat
2. Black Qats, 1 sheaf .

. Class C—BARLEY ©

1. Beardless, 1 sheaf
. Be Bearded
_ Be Bald.

“re Ft 3

Div. . 6—Poultry
“Chass A~CBICKENS -
& Orpingtons, buff

‘white ©
. Ply. Rocks, barred.

. white
Rhode Is; Reds,S. C.
6. ORC.

a A Minoreas; ‘buff
8. “black |
ro Leghorna,: white”

rown

“br .
11. Any breed, rooster
and two hens
12 Any breed, hen
18. Chicks, 1914 hatch,
any general ‘utility
breed

Class B—Tunkeys: he
1, Male, any variety
2. Female: '*
Ye \ Div." 7—Dairy’ Produce -
Class A—BoTTER ,
One-pound roll
Class B—CREAM | owe
One quart-j2: 0.
Class C—Eeis" Pe
One: dozen, hens’:
- Class D—BREAD '.

1. One toaf, white aa
2. . .. brown™
3. One dozen cuits.

baking powder. - at

Class E—FRuit |
Al. Best collection local.
fruit.- 4
2,° Beat collection loca:
Lot jam. 3 i
Chass, F—CaKes ©
“1, Fruit cake’
2. Sponge-cake
3.; Layer, cake:
I}. 74. One dozen cookis
|: Clasa’ G+ PICKLES”:
“Best allection Kome

> Any variety, 1 sheat:
“Class F—CLOVER |

Te-Red. clover, J. sheaf
cB: White f° tee

“BY “Alsike. 20 tt) 8°

Class G— ALFALFA’
“Any variety, 1sheaf.:
“Class H--WILD Giisses”

- “1. Vetches, “1 sheaf
ie Feavine “
ye- grass
4, Red-top .

Diy, 10—Flowers . |
1 Best: ‘collection “of

house‘plants.
2. Best collection | of.
garden plants’ ‘

. 3. Best: bouquet gar-

den flowers::

a Beat bouquet will

flowers.
Div, 11—Ladies’ Work.”

1. Sofa. Pillow, ‘hand
worked. |:

2.Tea cloth, hand’
worked. -

, 3. Pillow slips, hand .

-worked,
4, Jabot,. hand worked.
6, Six button holes, . '
hand worked on Jawn'-

De L- ~Photography

- Best landscape
‘Beat portrait"

8. ‘Best three: phot"

‘graphs of live stock:::

ae rile .

géneraily in, “the * scenic . ‘attractions’ ‘ot |
‘the new traniseontinerital, “the: Grand
Trank: “Pacific -Railway Company’ dg
sending men over the line’ to secure: the

latest data Tegarding the natural-‘re-
sources and. ‘possibilities: of the country,
and. also to note the. developments that |

‘or four years.” In‘ connection ‘with this
important work, Mri. R..C.. W.. Lett,

couple of days: here taking views of the |
magnificent scenery of the’ ‘Bulkley tiv-

work on the several: mineral properties |;
in-the neighborhood: of the town.: He}
was very much interested in the mining |,
propositions, and’ expressed ‘confiden

‘that New Hazelton would soon be. on |,
the map in- avery decided way’as’a
producing’ Mining center.

‘agencies. :M
‘Hazelton will ultimately’ become a ‘fav-
orite resort for tourists. The beautiful
‘scenery, the splendid ‘toads | for’ riding.
through the hills and around the: moun-

tractions, are unexcelled along the line,
and ‘are sure to draw. many. people dur=
ing the summer season, especially froim
. the coast’ ‘cities and towns, Mr: Lett-is
so favorably impressed_with -t this fact | Le
that: New Hazelton and district will be|
featured in future publicity. Publications
of the company. . poe

‘Mr. Lett has been” on: the: ‘road be
tween‘ here and ‘Winnipeg: for. several]
‘weeks, bringing his information. up. to.
‘date, ‘In this connection: he has: visited
every ‘point of present and; ‘prospective |:
importance.’
gress at most of the places: visited, “andj
especially in the way of agricultural |'

greatly increase “every . year from ‘this |

British Columbia, 1 and these ‘combined

have’ ‘taken. place ‘during : ‘the past, three |;

tourist: and colonization agent, visited |
|New Hazelton this week, and’ spent ‘a

er.canyon, and’ noting the. development |!

‘He secured:
ore “specimens: from “all. the’ principal.
claims, which‘will ‘be: placed on exhibi-}|
tion at various centers in Canada and,"
abroad where- ‘the ‘company. maintains).
-Mr. Lett believes that New’

tains, ‘the’ trout fishing” ‘and other: ‘ate

He: found gratifying. ‘pro- f

on,” The éxperience of those who have |" me
been in the’countty -for a few years is].

‘that dairying and stock-raising” are the)
‘special lines‘ moat’ suitable. for. ‘Central a

* er the. Scony A About This Taps Hee ao Bulkley ‘Canyon Will |
Re Objective Point of ‘Heavy. Tousist ety of

[prove profitable

Mré Lettialso oat that: quite

ber.of. the new. settlers are, goin

fruit. raising. . ‘This he ‘consider
good move,
be. grown to, perfection ‘in. this, 3

‘the province, and it is also: ‘likely tat .

climatic and other’ conditious - “will, be.

favorable for apples and many. others of |
What. practically.
amounts to. at ‘unlimited market: in. the ;

the larger varieties,:

three prairie: ‘provinces awaits all the
fruit. that. can’ be. ‘grown ‘and delive red
+ a reasonable price. “and in good con-

ition. Mr. ‘Lett: ‘Bays. ‘that strawberries :

rown in. this part of. the ‘province are

nfinitely superior.in every. ‘desired qual-

ity to any. that he. has yet been: able. to

obtain ‘in ‘Western. Canada, : n0 matter |

‘where produced, These» ‘berries, , he
‘Says,. ‘ought to:find. a highly, profi

-| market east of. the mountains, particu

main. tine of the Grand. Trunk: Pacific:

ein tracts of from Ls acre 2 ts 640 acres lad:

ompay-
_ Ltd.

- ene Metropolitan: Bidz.

. VANCOUVER |

‘larly ‘at this- season Gf the’ year’ “When |" ae

, ithe: earlier varieties’ are-exhausted;-For|*:
people who: want to’ establish, real Sp
homes with comfortable ‘and: ‘attractive rae

surroundings, Mr. Lett says, that, of all.

parts. of ‘Western Canada, Central Brit-. A

‘ish ‘Columbia i is the ideal place.
‘Accompanying M Lett’ on his trip is

‘W. J. Speers, who/is ‘comnected with

the: Grand Trunk: Pacific’ ‘colonization:

‘work inthe capacity Of ‘ecturer; “and:
who is getting: in: personal. touch with]

the country in:order that ‘h “may give.
fitet ‘hand information ‘to his” audiences
in: Great Britain::! SS

‘thirty-five ‘years. secii: the |

from its earliest beginnings

sent remarkable stage ‘of 6

‘The e perponnel of this, arty, wale
t

settlement. Quite. a number of ‘settlers |. “toch ug
are going into the cquntry. contiguous tot ee
‘the railway between this town. and Tete. et
Jaune Cache, and: judging from “what ‘
he has’ learned the: ‘influx. is; likely. to}.

of, 1 British Coluibi, Alberta
and Saskatch ewan «:

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