Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-20
MANY VALUABLE PRIZES
Merchants Of Dallas Make Liberal
Donations for School ChlIdren's
Fair.

children Of the city schools who
make the best exhibit Of the articles
named at the Polk County Schoo
Children's Industrial Fair next Fall
EXHIBITORS OVER 10 YEARS.
/ Best potatoes-first, $3.50 berry
set, u. S. Loughary; second, $l.5(
catcher's mitt, Lee Smith.
Best cabbage-first pair $3.50
shoes, J. G. Gaynor; second, 50 bride,
T. B. Hill.
8 Best Hubbard squash first, $3.50
picture, Guy Bros. Il Dalton second,
81 pocket knife, William Fault.
4 Best muskmelon-flrst, $9.50 silk
shirt, Uglow Clothing House; second;
$3.50 fountain pen, Belt & Cherrington.
5 lOOO-headed kale-first, So ham,
mock, F. s. Ramsey; second, $3.50
cash, Ray & Stoner. Free to all.
Best loaf of bread made from
Dallas Mills hour-first, one barrel of
flour, Sweeney Bros, second, 80 cash,
Ghorke & Shaw Free to all.
Best cake made from Dallas
Mills hour-first, one barrel -four,
Sweeney Bros. second, $3.50 cash.
Best jelly q glasses) first, $3.50
salad set, w. II. Roy & Co., second, 81
bottle perfume, Stafrin Drug Co.
Canned fruit, berries and cherries
q samples)-first, $3.50 best photos,
T. J. Cherrington second, 81 cash.
10 Best sample of handwork in
sewing-first, So hat, Mrs. E. J. Metz
ger; second, 81 berry set, w. R. Howe.
IL Best display of asters-frst,
$3.50 center table, F. J. Chapman; !;
second, 81 cash.
l2 Best display of sweet peas-$3
lap robe, Frank Salficky, second, 81
cash.
IS Best display of pansies-frst,
50. so lamp, Simonton q Scott; second,
81 cash.
IA Best display of dahlias-first,
$3.50 toilet set, Belt & Cherrington
second, 81 cash.
EXHIBITORS UNDER IL YEARS.
Best five potatoes-flrst, $3.50
silk shirt, Uglow Clothing House;
second, 81 cash.
2 Best cabbage-first, pair SO
shoes, Campbell 4 Hollister; second,
81 cash.
8 Hubbard squash-first, $3.50
hat, Ellis & Keyt; second, 81 cash.
Muskmelon-first, 80. so fountain
pen, Stafrin Drug Co; second, 81 cash.
5, and Given in other list-open
to all.
8 Jelly q glassesl- sl-f1rst, $3.50 dress
pattern, P. A. Finseth; second, pair
small scissors, @. Riser.
9 Canned fruit, berries and cherries
2 samples)-tirst, 50. so silk umbrella,
P. A. Finseth; second, $1.25 box
candy. H. A. Webster.
10 Best sample hand sewing
first, $3.50 nickled tea set, William
Fault second, $1.25 box candy, W. r.
Ellis.
II Best display Of asters-first, SO
pearl-handled knife, G. Riser; sec
ond, $1.25 box candy, Johnson Bros.
10 Best display Of sweet peas-$2.5O
dress pattern, Ellis & Keyt; second,
$l.25 box candy, H. A. Webster.
13 Best display of pansies-frst,
$3.50 carving set, W. r. Howe; Sec
ond, $1.25 box candy, W. R. Ellis.
IA Best display of dahlias-first,
$3.50 hat, Miss Bertha Collins; sec
ond, $1.25 box candy, Johnson Bros.
For best display by any boy-frst,
$40 watch, A. H. Harris; second, So
cash.
For best display by any girl-frst,
$40 watch, G, H. Morris; second, SO
cash.
These premiums are open to any
BOY or girl attending the public school,
or Of school age in the district.
Those who have contributed and
whose names do not appear in the
list are Dallas City Bank
Dallas National Bank; J. B. Thomp-
ION, Hotel Gail; DR.. Mark Hayter,
lentist; H. G. Campbell, real estate
D. P. Browne, bakery; F. J. Coad,
ash and door factory; E. Biddle,
oundry; County Clerk E. NJ. Smith:
sheriff j. M. Grant, Postmaster C. G.
Joad; Dr. H. L. Toney, dentist.
While not officially connected with
he school, l am just as much interested
n the Fair, and I trust that the
parents and children will
york together and make the Dallas
art Of the Children's Industrial Fair
'etter than it was last year. Boys
nd girls, make your preparations to
how something. Make it now before
commences. With best
Vishes for a successful Fair 1 am,
ours truly,
W. 1. REYNOLDS.
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