The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-20

ty pair of drivers are entered in the
driving class by r. w. Steel of De-
coria. They are Hambletonians four
and five years old. In the driving
class +. C. Davis exhibits pretty
pair of Hambletonians, four years old.
What Case People Are Doing.
\ The j. |. Case Threshing Machine
company is exhibiting full line of
| threshing machinery as follows: Tween
lty horse Case traction engine with
Case Engine tender attached; 36X5S
Case steel separator with Case feeder,
weigher and wind stacker attached;
Case ten ton road roller, simihr to one
sold to Ramsey county, MINI, this
season.; Case ten roll corn husker-
shredder All machinery is kept in
operation throughout the day. The
Case exhibit is in charge of w. f..
Stewart, who looks after the Case
interests at Mankato. The Mankato
branch of the j. l. Case Threshing
Machine company is under the super
vision of the Minneapolis branch To-
Gated at Seventh and Washington
avenues South. o. A. Lewellen, gen
eral agent at Minneapolis attended the
Case exhibit on Friday.
1t was noticed among the private
booths considerable interest is taken
by the fair visitors in the exhibit of
the Home Laboratories. Cuttle's anti
Shrink Compound is a valuable and
wonderful invention of the utmost i'm
portance to women who have trouble
with their fannels and woolens shrink
ing. Up to this Time there has been
nothing that would positively over
come this difficulty. The manufacturer,
however, guarantees that only one APP
plication is necessary to prevent WOOL
ems shrinking. Cuttle's AntiShrink
Compound not only absolutely and
permanently stops the shrinking of
woolens but also has the property of
making them softer and stronger and
has no harmful effects upon the
wool.
Judges Appointed.
Mrs Summers has been appointed
assistant superintendent of the culin-
AIRY department.
Mrs. H. c. Hotaling of Mapleton
was selected Judge of the flower eX
liibits. The prizes will be awarded
this afternoon.
John Macbeth's horse, "St. James,"
won second in the 2:35 pacing race
at LeSueur. There were nine starters.
The Brett, Inc, Display.
George E. Brett, Inc, has two beau
tiful wax figures on which to dis
play one of their newest style coats.
The figures are so perfect that now
and then some of the outside gentle
men attending the fair tip their hats
as they pass the booth. J.. G. NJ.
Fletcher yesterday saw so many Ia
dies whose acquaintance he enjoys
that tipping his hat became second
nature, to him and when approaching
these handsome wax figures he saluted
each in his characteristic manner. His
attention was called to the mistake
but he occasionally delights in speak
ING to ladies who can not talk back.
j. H. Spencer, Fred w. Force and
H. j. Wagon are recording the en-
tries at the Secretary's office. They
were very busy yesterday. Each, how
ever, had the work in charge last
wear and were familiar with the de-
tails.
The Poultry Show.
The entries in the poultry depart
ment complete are as follows, re-
corded as they were brought in for
entry to Superintendent John w.
Kolmann:
Light Brahmas-One trio of adults,
bv Chanticleer Poultry yards, Man
kato. Two trios of chicks, by Phil
Stein of Mankato.
Dark Brahmas-One pen of adults
and one pen of chicks.
White Plymouth Rocks-One trio
each of chicks and adults, by Crandall
Bros. of Mankato. One pen of adults
by Frank Koenen.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-One trio
each of adults and chicks, by O. A.
Noble Mankato, and same by Mrs.
Mead of Mapleton. One trio by Chan
ticleer Poultry Yards, and one trio
each by H. C. Small and Frank Koe-
men of Mankato.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-One trio
chicks by Chanticleer Poultry Yards,
one pen of chicks by E. Tyler, and
one pen by j. j. Bremen, of Mankato.
White Wyandottes-One pen of
adults and chicks by H. w. Parry, one
trio chicks. by Chanticleer Poultry
Yards, and pen of adults by Drank
Koenen.
Golden Wyandottes-Trio adults, by
Chanticleer Poultry Yards.
Silver Wyandottes- One pen each of
adults and chicks by L. T. Silkey, one
trio of adults by c. P. Yards, and
one pen of chicks by Frank Koenen.
Buff Wyandottes-O pen of chicks
| by George J. Lorentz of Mankato.
Rhode Island Rpds-TrioS bv C. p