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' BOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC

L. S. McGill :

BARRISTER -
SMITHERS British Columbia

» Fines ‘Imposed —

. 7, at Barns, Lake on Wednesday |

Aug. 19, Magistrate Hoskins cons

Vitted’ ‘Diivid: Wataon “of” ‘setting
out a fire without a permit. “A:

| previous conviction for the same
offence-having been proved, he

was fined $75 and costs, Gus

ar offence and was fined $60 and
In delivering judgment
Mr. Hoskins stated that in a com-
munity in which so much of the
prosperity was dependent on tke
products of the forest, particul-
arly ties and poles, he must view
the reckless handling. of fires as
a serious offence and in future
offenders convicted before- him

dealt with,

Timber Lot
For Sale

The Official Administrator at Prince

}/ Rupert offers for sale Lot 1711, Range

5, Coast District. This lot was Crown
granted i in. 191%. . It contains a consider-
able quantity of Cedar fit for poles and
pilings, and considerable tie timber.
The property is part-of the eatate of
Joseph Lappie, deceased.
. NORMAN A. WATT,
Official ‘Administrator,
Prince Rupert, BCG 0109

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" (THE BIGGEST PRIZES OFFERED IN THE INTERIOR ar THE |

-BULKLEY VALLEY ©

THREE, Bid DAYS’ oF” FUN AND EDUCATION a

_ SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4.

A Bigger Prize: List Than, Ever. are :
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. .

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— XE, Ockleshew

The Flower Show

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” The W. “A.'to the. BL H. served
refreshments: during the -after-
noon in a tent adjoining-and two
hundred took advantage of the
excellent service.

In the evening the dance was]:
the big feature and.it. was. quite
& success. 2 out
town people stayed over and that
helped materially. While supper

the show were ‘auctioned off and
the funds of the society were in-
creased by nearly a hundred dol-
lars and the sale also provided a
lot: of fun. -

he day was a great’ ‘success,
The Society is entitled -to a lot of
eredit and:so-is each one who as-
sisted in any way. Those who
did the work die it for the fun of
it and for the reneral welfare of

-|the ecommunity..

The prize list is given below: |’

DIVISION 1-CUT FLOWERS.‘ _

Asters, Sec, A., 3 Colors, 8 blooms of
each in 3 containers—1, Mra. Smith,
2, 5. Cline; 3. Misa Wrinch.

Asters, Sec, B, best bouquet, one
color, any foliage—t, Mrs. Smith; 2;
Miss Wrinch; 8, Mrs. Sawle. -

Asters, Sec, C, best bouquet, any
colors, any foliage—1,. Mrs. Sharpe, 2,
W. W. Anderson; 3, Miss Wrinch,

Calendula, best bouquet—1, Mrs, I.
M, Hunt; 2, Mrs. Pound; 3, E. Hyde.

‘Carnations, -best 6 blooms—1, E,
Hyde; 2, Miss Wrinch; 3, Mrs, C. V.
Smith.

Cornflowers, Sec. A, bouquet, any
colors, any foliage—1, Miss Weinch; 2,
§. J. Winsby; 8, Rev. T. D. Proctor.

-Cornfildwers, ‘Sec, B, bouquet, one
color, any foliage—1;: Miss Wrinch; 2,
Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs, Smith,

- Coreopsis, ‘best bouquet,’ any foliage
—1, BE. Hyde; 2, Miss Wrinch; 3, B.
aE. Boden.

‘Cosmos, best 6 blooms, any color—
1, Miss Wrinch; 2, J. Newick; 3,5. 0,
Winsby. |

Cultivated Grasses, “best bunch~E,
Jiyde. .

Dahlias, See, -A, beat 8 Cactua, any
colors—1, A. D. ‘Chaphell; 2, B. dE.
Boden; 3, S.J, Winsby..-—.

Dablias, Sec. B, best 3, Show (Large
Pompon),. any colors—1, J. Newick; 2,
Mra. N.'R. Cary; 8, Mra. R. 5. Sargent.

Dahiias, Sec. C, best 3 Peony or De-
corative, any colors—1, Mrs, Anderson;
3, Mrs. Hogan; 3, Mrs. Cary...

- Dahlias, Sec, D, best 8 Single, any

8, W. S. Harris..

Dahlias, Sec. B, best bouquet, any
colors, any foliage-1, Ai D. Chappell;
2, Mra. Sargent; 8, J. Newick.

Dianthus, best bouquet—1, B. d’E.
Boden; 2, E, Hyde; 8, W. 8. Harris, ©

‘Everlasting Flower, :-best bouquet—
1, B. WE. Boden; 2,7. ‘A. Benson; 8,
Mrs, Sargent.

.’ Gaillardia, best bouquet, any foliage
—I, W. 8. Harris; 2, Miss ‘Wrinch; 8
E. ‘Hyde..

i, -Mrs, C, H. Sawle; 2, E.. Hyde; 8, B.
ab, Boden. .

Gladioli, Sec. B, hest 3° Primulinue—
1, E, Hyde; 2, ‘Miles Wrinehy 8, ‘zB, a’B,
Boden, ,

' Gladioli,: See. C.. ‘best. bouquet, 6
stalks, any. colors, any foliage—1,. Miss
Wrinch; 2, J. Newick; 3, B. d’E. Boden;
Special Mention, EB. Hyde. ey

Hollyhocks, Sec. Ay Beat’ atalk—t,
Miss, Wrinch, |.

-Hollyhocks,. Sec. B, best 3 atalks—1,
‘Miss Wrinch. |

. Larkapur (Delphinium), Sec. A,” An-
nual, beast bouquet, any: Fotinge—1, B.
aE... Boden, : ag

‘Larkspur, Sec. B Pejpnnial, best 3
stalks—1, Miss Wrinch, an

: Nasturtium, ‘ ‘best mixed’ botiquet—1;

8, Mra, L.- M2 Hunt: +

Many of the out of!’

was being served the boquets in|

|Special Mention, S. Cline,

} variety—1, Mrs. Smith;.2, Miss Wrinch;

colors—1, A. D. Chappell; 2, J. Newick,

: Gladioh, Sec. A. beat single atalk—

Mrs; We ‘Parnbull; as: Ww We Anderson;

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925

bouquet—1, Mra, Cline; 2, Mra, Sharpe;

Phiox, ’ Sec, B, Perennial, eat
stalks—1, Mra. Sharpe; 2, Migs Wrineb,
8, Mrs. Sargent... Fix 2
‘Pansies, Sec. A, best 12 blooma on
ahow-board—1, Mrs. I. M. Hunt; Pe J.
H. Benson; 3, J. Newick,

" Pansies, Sec, B, .best , bouquet—i,

Hyde. |

small variety, with own foliage—1, Miss
Wrinch; 2, Mrs. I. M. Hunt.

' Marigolds, Sec. B, best bouquet,
large variety, with own foliage—I, Migs
Wrinch.

variety—1, 8. Cline; 2, W. W. Ander-
son; 8,. Miss Wrinch,

foliage—1, 8B. d’E, Boden; 2, Mrs.
Pound; 3, Mra. Smith.

Roses, Sec. A, best collection of g—
1, W. 3. Harris; 2, J. H. Benson.

—i, W. &. Harris,

foliage—1, Mra. Sharpe; 2, Mrs. Sawle;
3, Miss Wrinch.

Snapdragon, See. A, beat 6 stalks,
any one color—1, B, d’E. Boden; 2, J.
H. Benson; 8, Rev. T. D. Proctor.

-Snapdragon, Sec, B, best bouquet,
any foliage—1, S.J. Winsby; 2, B. d’E.
Boden; 3, Mrs. Hogan.

Stocks, Sec. A, best 3, one color—t,
Mrs. Sargent; 2, B. d’E. Boden; 3, J.
H. Benson.

1 Stocks, Sec. B, best collection of 3,
any colors—1, ‘B. aE. Boden; 2, J. H.
‘Benson; 8, Mrs. Sharpe.

' Stocks, Sec. C, best bouquet, any
colors, 9 blooms, any foliage—1, Mrs.
Sargent; 2, B. d’E. Boden; 3, J. H.
Benson.

Sweet Peas, Sec. A, 6 colors, 6 stems
of each in separate containers—1, Mrs.
Sargent; 2, Miss Wrinch; 3, Mra. Smith.

Sweet Peas, Sec, B., best bouquet,
one color, any foliage—1, Mrs. Sharpe;
12, Miss Wrinch; 3, B, d’B.. Boden,

_ Sweet Peas, Sec, C., best bouquet,
any colors, any foliage—1, J. Newick;
2, Mrs. I. M. Hunt; 3, Mrs, Sargent;

Sweet William, best bouquet—1, Mrs,
GC. V. Smith.

Sunflowers, Sec, A, best bloom,
large variety—1, Miss Wrinch; 2, Mrs.
‘Smith,

Sunflowers, See. B, best bloom, me-
dium variety—1, Mrs, Smith; 2, Rev.
T. D, Proctor, Mrs. Wm. Grant; Spe-
cial Mention, Miss Wrinch,

Sunflowers, Sec, C, best bloom, small

8, Rev. T. D. Proctor. :

- Zinnias, See. A, best3 adsorted—t,
Mrs. Smith; 2, Mra. 1. M. Hunt; 3, B.
@’E. Boden. .

Zinnias, Sec. B, best bouquet, .6
blooms, any foliage—Mrs, Smith; 2, B.
@’E. Boden; 8, Mrs, Hunt.

Basket of Flowers, Any foliage—1,
E, Hyde; 2, Mins Wrinch; 3, B. q’E.
Boden.

Mixed Bouquet—1, Miss Wrinch; 2,
B. a@’E. Boden; 3, Mrs, Cline.

Best bouquet not otherwise specified
—1, J. H. Benson; 2, B. d’E, Boden; 3,
Miss Wrinch.

‘DIVISION 2—POT PLANTS

Border Plants, arranged in container
not over 15” long by 6" wide—1, ‘Mrs,
"| Hogan; 2, B. d’E. Boden,

single—1, B d@’E. Boden; 2, 8. Cline. 8,
Mrs, Hogan. -

Begonias (Tuberous), See, B, best
double—1, §. Cline; 2, Miss Wrinch,

Begonias’ (Fibrous), best plant—1,
Miss Wrinch; "2, Mrs. A. E. Falconer;
8, Mrs, Hogan.”

Coleus, best plant—l, Mrs. Smith; 2
Mrs. Falconer,” |

~ Geranidm, Bec: - Ay beat ‘single,
B. WE, Boden” °.

Geranium, See. B,. best’ ‘double—1,
Mrs, Sawle; 2, Miss: Wrineh; 8; “B. aE:
Boden.

. Fuchaia,. See.: Ay: beat: ‘gingle-<1, ‘Migs
Wrinch; 2, B: d’E. Boden...

Fuchsia, Sec. B, heat daub B.

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Miss Wriieh; 2, Mra, I. M. Hants E. |:

a GW, Device Prop.
Marigold, Ses, A, best. bodgiet, [4 oo

Poppies, Sec, A, best 6 bloome,: any |

~ Poppies, See. B, best bouquet, “with t

Roses, Sec. B, best individual bleom |

Shasta Daisies, best bouquet, | any |

Begonias (Tuberous), . Sec. A, best

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