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001C9807 Round, 2-- I, AIrs. P. Hast- ings; 2, AI. Ross. Cnrrots Intermed inte, G--1, Mrs. T. Gray; 2, Mrs. D. AIcDonald; 3, A. Ii. Snzith. Short, 6--1, AIrs. B. Reid; 2, AIrs. W. E. Davies; 3, AIrs. T. Gray. Horticultural Show is Big Success Prize AUinners The Horticultural Association exhibition, held last Saturday, was a decided success, not only in the number and quality of the exhibits, but also in the re- cord number of visitors. It was adjudged on all sides as the best show ever held in )Vest Vancou- ver. The exhibits were judged as nearly as possible according to the new standard rules of judg- ing set by the provincial gov- ernment authorities. Captain Ian Mackenzie, N.L. A., opened the show at 3:30 and made a verv interesting address, in which he pointed out the need for a community hall in )Vest Vancouver, using as an illustra- tion the crowded manner in which the splendid exhibits at the show had to be shown. AIiss Frame acted as pianist during the afternoon. The association is indebted to the United Church for the loan of tables and trestles and ex- pressed their appreciation of the services of A. H. Albin for the beautiful sheaves of corn which decorated the hall, and J. B. Leyland, who so kindly loaned his car and his services in driv- ing the judges around to the various boulevards. The prizes were presented on Tuesday evening. There being a good attendance on that occa- sion, President John Nyland opened the meeting with a few 1&marks anent the show and the v-ork of the association. This was followed bv the presenta- tion of prizes by AIrs. G. D. Elgar. During the evening the chairman of each section gave a brief talk based on the judges'emarksand the awarding of the prizes. The following were heard: Mr. N. Raine, vegetable section; AIrs. F. Lefeaux, flow- ers; AIr. AV. J. Clifford, fruits; Mrs. G. D. Elgar, domestic science; Mrs. P. T. AIasterman, needlework, and Mr. AV. Nc- Quaker, boulevards. The following are the prize winners: Vegetable Section Beans (in Pod) Bush EVax, 12--1, F. Hadwin; 2, N. Raine. Bush Green, 12--1, S. Der- rick; 2, Mrs. Tom Gray. Scarlet Runner, 12--1, AIrs. Gleed; 2, H. B. Gray. Pole, 12--1, Mrs. G. Bulkley. Beets Globe or Round--1, C. Bar- row; 2, Nrs. H. E. Nesbitt. Swiss Chard, 2--1, N. Raine; Cabbage Pointed, 2--1, Capt. G. Jack- son; 2, Mrs. G. Bulckley. Corn Table Corn, 6 ears--1, Nrs. iiesbitt; 2, AIrs. J. N. Hill. Cucumbers, grown in open, 3-- 1, Mrs. KV. McQuaker; 2, Nrs. A. H. Smith. Pickling, plate, 24--1, AIrs. G. Corrie. IIerbs Collection Seasoning Herbs-- 1, AIrs. G. Bulkley; 2, Master L. Lefeaux. Lettuce Heads, 2--1, N. Raine. AIelons Citron, 2--1, E. Busst. Any other variety, 2--1, Mrs. G. Currie. Onions white, 6 -- 1, C. Barrow; 2, Nrs. G. Currie. Red, 6--1, C. Barrow; 2, Capt. G. Jackson. Leeks, 6 -- 1, C. Barrow; 2, Airs. Leshure. Pickling, 24--1, AIrs. G. F. Hodgson; 2, Capt. G. Jackson. Eschalots--1, C. Barrow; 2, F. Searle. Parsley One pound (shown in pot)-- 1, Nrs. Selwood; 2, E. Busst. Parsnips Parsnips, 6--1, N. Raine; 2, Airs. J. N. Hill. Potatoes Any variety, white, 6--1, AVm. J. ClifFord; 2, John Gillhan. Any variety, red, 6--1, Mrs. J. N. Hill; 2, Mrs. H. Rehbeyer. Best 6 Potatoes in show--1, Wm. J. Clifford. Rhubarb Rhubarb, 6 stalks--1, George Lloyd; 2, EVm. J. Clifford. Squash Hubbard Green, 2--1, AIrs. Webb; 2, Mrs. D .McDonald. Vegetable Marrow, white-- 1, Mrs. W. E. Davies; 2, A. H. Smith. Pumpkins, 2--1, AIrs. D. M. McDonald; 2, Miss Almas. Biggest Pumpkin in show--1, A. Harvey Smith. Tomatoes Plate of Red, 6--1, Mrs. G. Sulkley; 2, AVm. J. ClifFord. Turnips Turnips, any variety, 3--1, N.Raine; 2, M. Ross. Collection of Vegetables Six varieties--1, Miss M. B. Almas; 2, N. Raine; 3, Nrs. Masterman. Display of Vegetables 1, F. Lefeaux; 2, N. Raine; 3, Miss AI. B. Almas. Collection of Vegetables Open class to the North Shore (according to government stan- dard) --1, Nrs. EUm. McQuaker. Apples Yellow Transparent, 5--1, Mrs. J. T. Watt; 2, Mrs. B. Reid. Jonathan, 5--2, Geo. Lloyd. AUealthy, 5--1, Mrs. J. T. Watt; Mrs. G. F. Hodgson. Spitzenberg, 5--1, Mrs. AVm. NcQuaker. Gravenstein, 5--1, M. Ross; 2, Mrs. B. Reid. Duchess of Oldenberg, 5--1, F. Hadwin; 2, Nrs. M. Ross. Any other variety, 5--1, Mrs. S. Derrick; 2, Mrs. F. Lefeaux. Crab Apples, 10--1, Geo. Lloyd; ~, Mrs. B. Reid. Collection, 5 each variety--1, Mrs. F. Lefeaux; 2, Geo. Lloyd. Blackbernes Plate of Blackberries--1, Nrs. HOME COOKING BREA D, CAK ES, PIES, Etc.Don't bother about cooking at home. You get the very best at this store. BREAD 3 for 25c. Mrs. Draper 2436 MARINE DRIVE Next Dundarave Hall. NOTE PHONEt West 3$8 Open all day Thursdays. WEST VANCOUVER TENNIS CLUB on FRIDAY Sept. 13th in the Hollyburn Pavilion HARRY TARRELTON'S SENATORS ORCHESTRA Dancing 9 to 1 ADMISSION sec. Re freshmens t THE WEST VAN NEWS EVm. J. Clifford; 2, Geo. Lloyd. Peaches Plate of Peaches--1, EVm. J.Clifford; 2, Geo. Lloyd. Sweet Peas Collection, 12 stems--1, Mrs. Hlanchflower; 2, Mrs. E. Rhodes. Bouquet, any foliage (sweet peas) --1, AIrs. Tom Gray; 2,Jno. Hunt; 3, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 4, Nrs. Norn Barrow; 5, AVm. J. Clifford. Best Bouquet Flowers--1, Miss N. B. Almas; 2, Mrs. C. Donohoe; 3, Mrs. N. Barrow. Nnst urtiums Best arranged bowl of Nas- turtiums-- 1, Mrs. Blair; 2, Mtw. iAIasterman. Dahlias Cactus, 6--1, Nrs. C. Gris- dale. Decorative, 6--1, Nrs. C. Gris- dale; 2, iAIrs. E. Collinson. Show, 6--1, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Single, 6--1, Nrs. T. Gray. Collarette, 6--1, AIrs. P. H. Hastings; 2, Nrs. C. Grisdale. Pompom, 6--1, Mrs. C. Gris- dale. Display Dahlias--1, Nrs. Reh- beyer; 2, Mrs. Blair. Lilies Collection Lilies--1, AIrs. AIas- terman; 2, Nrs. Gisby. Collections Asters, 6 different colors--1, Nrs. Tom Gray; 2, Nrs. Geo. Currie; 3, Mrs. E. Rhodes. Gladioli--1, AIrs. AV. E. Da- vies; 2, H. B. Gray; 3, Mrs. Blair. Phlox, 6 different colors--1, AIrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Nrs. H. Reh- beyer. Marigold, 3 varieties--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Nrs. A. H. Albin. Michaelmas Daisies--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Mrs. M. Ross. Chrysanthemums--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Mrs. T. Gray. Annuals, Collections, 8 varie- ties--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Mrs. Hutchinson; 3, Mrs. Masterman. Perennials, 8 varieties--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Nrs. H. Nes- bitt; 3, Mrs. A. H. Albin. Collection Zinnias--1, Mrs. Baxter; 2, Mrs. W. Blair. Best Bouquet Flowers grown from Phillips'eeds--1, Mrs. Nora Barrow. Pears Plate Winter Pears--1, Nrs. A. H. Albin; 2, Mrs. B. Reid. Plums Plate Blue, 12--1, Mrs. T. Gray; 2, Mrs. S. Derrick. Plate Red, 12--1, Nrs. A. H. A)bin; 2, Mrs. D. NcDonald. Plate Yellow, 12--1, Nrs. G. Elgar. Basket Fruit, locally grown, distinct from any other exhibit --2, Geo. Lloyd. Domestic Science Home-made white Loaf--1, Mrs. J. McC. Hill; 2, Mrs. Tin- ney. Home-made Brown Loaf--1, Mrs. C. G1'isdale; 2, Mrs. AI. Ross. Bread Rolls, 6--1, Mrs. AI. Ross; 2, Mrs. G. Hawkes. Scones, Griddle--1, Mrs. Nc- Quaker; 2, Miss B. Frame. Baking Powder Biscuit--1, Mrs. P. H. Hastings; 2, Nrs. W. AIcQuaker. Plate Pancakes--1, Miss B. Frame; 2, Mrs. Leshure. Cake, Sponge--1, Mrs. C. Grisdale; 2, Miss B. Frame. Pie (lemon) --1, AIiss B. F)arne; 2, AIrs. P. H. Hastings. Pie (apple) --1, Nrs. N. Ross; 2, Mrs. P. H. Hastings. Gingerbread--1, Mrs. C. Gris dale; 2, AIrs. Tom Gray. Layer Cake ~(iced) --1, Mrs. AIcVean; 2, Miss E. white. Cookies, 1 dozen--1, AIrs. C. C'risdale; 2, Mrs. Blair. Shortbread, Scotch--1, AIrs. Wm. McQuaker; 2, Mrs. Lesh- ure. Oat Cakes, 6--1, Mrs. D. Mc- Donald; 2, Mrs. M. Ross. Date Loaf--1, Nrs. C. Gris- dale; 2, Mrs. C. Charman. Devil's Food Cake--1, Nrs. Blair; 2, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Doughnuts, 6--1, Mrs. C. Gris- dale; 2, Mrs. D. McDonald. Fruit Cake, home-made, not iced, about 3 lbs.--1, AIrs. Le- shure; 2, Mrs. AIasterman; Mrs. C. Grisdnle. Hot tied Fruit Canned Cherries -- 1, Mrs. Grisdale; 2, Nrs. G. Hu]kley. Canned Loganber& ies--2, Mrs. T. Gray. Canned Peaches--1, iAIrs. E. rhodes; 2, Nrs. Tinney. Canned Pears--1, Mrs. Tin- nev; 2, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Canned Plums--1, Mrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Canned Raspberries--1, Mrs. C. Donohoe; 2, AiIrs. Tinney. Canned Strawberries--2, AIrs. C. Grisdale. Any other variety--1, AIrs. E. Rhodes; 2, Mrs, Tinney. Jams Black Currant--1, Mrs. C. Grisdale; 2, Mrs. lV. Blair. Coosebeny--1, Nrs. Tinnev; 2, Nrs. C. Grisdale. Strawberry--2 AIrs. Tinney. Marmalade--1, AIrs. S. De'- r&ck; 2, Mrs. T&nney. Any other variety--1, N& s. Webb; 2, Mrs. G. F. Hodgson. Two seconds in Class 113--2, Mrs. Tinney. Jellies Crab Apple--1, Nrs. G. Bulk- ley; 2, Mrs. S. Derrick. Black Currant--1, Mrs. C. Grisdale; 2, Nrs. YV. E. Davies. Blackberry--1, AIrs. Leshure; 2, Mrs. 4V. Blair. Red Currant--1, Nrs. AV. Blair; 2, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Loganberry--1, AIrs. Blair; 2, AIrs. B. Reid. Any other variety--1, Mrs. P. H. Hastings; 2, Mrs. Tinney. Canned Vegetables Best Collection Canned Vege- tables--1, AIrs. T. Gray; 2, Nrs. C. Grisdale.. Pickles Home-made Beets--1, Mrs. KV. Blair; 2, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Home-made Cucumbers -- 2,Nrs. C. Grisdale. Home-made Mustard--1, Mrs. C. Grisdale. Home-made Onions--1, AIrs. C. Gnsdale; 2, Nrs. Tinney. Home-made Sweet--1, AIrs. C. Grisdale; 2, Mrs. E. Rhodes. Home-made Catsup--1, Nrs. C. Grisdale. Home-made Chutney--1, Mrs. EI. L. Salter; 2, Nrs. C. Grisdale. Home-made Salad--1, Nrs. C. Grisdale (president's prize). Needlework Section Princess Slip -- 2, Nrs. Nc- Tavish. Embroidered Luncheon Set-- 1, Kathleen williamson; 2, Mrs. McTavish. Embroidered Pair Towels--2, Mrs. McTavish. Knitted EVool Sweater--1, Nrs. iMcTavish; 2, Miss E. Der- rick. Embroidered Bedspread -- 1, Afiss V. Jackson; 2, Mrs. Mc- Tavish. Best piece Colored Embroid- ery--1, Mrs. McTavish; 2, Miss E. Derrick. Afternoon Tea Cloth--1, Mrs. Nora Barrow; 2, Nrs. Derrick. Best pair Fancy Pillow Cases .--1, Kathleen williamson; 2, Mrs. Ashe. Embroidered Vanity Set--1, Miss V. Jackman; 2, AIrs. G. E. williamson. Cut EVork, any article--1, AIrs. G. E. Williamson. Best Cushion--1, Kathleen williamson; 2, Mrs. Cowley. Best-made Smock -- 2, Mrs. McTavish. Embroidered Apron--1, AIr:. McTavish. Boy's Pants, made from larger pair--1, Mrs. C. Sharman; 2, Mrs. G. Sheffield. Best Dress, made from cast- off garment--1, Mrs. G. Shef- field; 2, Nrs. G. F. Hodgson. Boulevards Best-kept Boulevard, not less tlian 33 feet--1, EV. E. Davis, 85 points; 2, B. Babcock, 75 points; 3, A. Chilton, 60 points; Miss Frame, 40 points; Mr. Gill- ham, 40 points. Best-kept Boulevard, opened sjnce September, 1928--3, Mr. Ray, 35 points. eptember 13, 192'9. p Ne~ Suit or Overcoat for Faj ',)30 up. hfade on the premises by First Class Tailors The new sample cloths are now here for your choice. M. WILLIAMS 16th and hlarine, Ambleside CUSTOM TAILOR I'hone IVest 20 Cl tning I ressing Repalrlng GORDON ROBSON Barr~ster g Soltcttor iVEST VANCOUVER-- Office No. 1447 Marine Drive. Phone West 403. VANCOUVER OFFICE-- Suite 818; 610 Hastings St. W Phone Seymour 4199. O'P5y bllrll Theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday "The Flight Commander" with SIR ALAN COBHAhi Monday Tuesday % ednesday 5'oah's Ar lc with DOLORES COSTELLO and GEORGE O'RIEN Please note change of prices for this Picture only. Adults 30c. Children 20c .ouses A .ots IN WEST VANCOUVER I have some delightful Water- front homes as low as $3,000, and Vacant SVaterfront Lots from $ 1600. Other View Lots from $ 100. Rentals Several very desirable Cottages and Bungalows .(. tf Savory. 1443 Marme Dnve, Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, AVest 143 Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent I. ~ 4 ~ Burrard Sheet Metal 229 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver Phone North 346 Res. 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