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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-28
MANCHESTER DEPOT

The next fair is at Bondville Oct.
Mrs. F. W. Cook is visiting friends
in Boston.
Roy Fuller has entered U. V. NJ. at
Burlington.
Our park fence in front of the Depot
is going to be repaired.
Ray Utley has moved his family in
to Henry Walkers tenement.
Fred II. Hiend and H. c. Cook are
spending a week in Montreal and Que
bee.
Mrs. George Coping of East Dorset
is visiting her brother, George +. Sex
ton.
Several from here attended the fair
at Wallingford and Londonderry this
last week.
Ray Utley has opened a meat mar
ket in the basement of A. II. Petit
bones store.
Miss Emily Baldwin who has been
visiting here and in Arlington has re
turned to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gaudette spent
several days in Rutland and Walliug-
ford this last week.
F. H. Walker took a party to the
state fair at White River Junction in
his auto last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bradley who
have been visiting their parents re-
turn this week to Boston.
The annual district meeting of the
o. h. S. meets with Adoniram Chap
ter No. % o. Il. S. Oct 10.
The Manchester Union band fur
nished the music at the Grange fair
at Londonderry last Thursday.
Special convocation of Adonh am
chapter No. is, X. A. NJ, Thursday
evening to work the r. A. degree.
The one year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Napoleon Revi had its arm bad
ly burned with boiling water recently.
Mrs. Harris Phillips who has been
visiting her brother, C. b. Rowe has
returned TO her home in Middlebury.
Three of our young men, Harry Am
idon, Clifford Brothers and Henry
Lincoln have coined Uncle Sans for
ceS.
James r. Roberts ID. d. G. H. p. of
Burlington will make his official visit
to Adoniram Chapter No. Is, r. A. NJ.
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Orrin Buell. of Springfield,
Mass, who has been spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Benedict, has returned to her
home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-28
WANTED

Wy ANTED-To buy buckwheat and hay
w VIII load buckwheat at North Benning
ton. Address Clayton Reed, South Shaftsbary
VT 6Sl6
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
CHARITIES IS NOW
INCORPORATED
Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 6.-The Associated
Charities Of Wilmington, obtained a
certificate OF Incorporation az the State
Department yesterday. This we'll
known organization which has been
distributing bounty for years in Della
wares metropolis. Is now chartered TO
sue and be sued and TO have and 20
hold property of all kinds and descrir-
tion. II is Incorporated for charitable
purposes by affording relief TO the
poor, needy, sick and afflicted" Be
cause Of such a purpose the State ex-
acted no payment Of premium, fran
chise tax or certihcation Of capital
stock The incorporators are Clifford
r. lizard, Margaret T. Hill. Alfred d
Warner, Emalea z. Warner and Henry
X. Miller.
The Darley Engineering Company
was incorporated to engage In scien-
tifc construction. the building Of cul-
verts, bridges, piers, docks and jetties
The incorporators are of New York
and the capital stock is 100000.
The Hover Park Amusement Com
pany was incorporated TO engage in
manufacturing. selling. patenting, con-
Quoting and operating amusement en-
terprises such as toboggans, carrous.
sells and other devices. These incor.
porators are of Pittsburg. and the CAPT
tai stock is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
HIS POTATOES GROW
BAKED, BOILED, FRIED

WATERBURY, Conn, May g.
Dwight Wheeler, OF Middlsbury. who
has experimental for years on Irish
potatoes. has at last solved the prob
lem Of the potato in a variety which
requires no cooking and grows on vines
like the tomato.
His efforts are declared to be certain
to revolutionize potato culture and re-
duce the strain on the housewife, who
now finds II dimcult in all tempera-
lures to keep the cooked potato con-
stantly on hand.
Fortunes have been dissipated in an
attempt to can or preserve successfully
the cooked Irish potato. Mr.. Wheeler
has invited farmers all over the STATE
to an exhibit of his growing vines
which will be in blossom soon.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

himself and does not seek aims be-
cause he is blind.
As you are doing your spring clean
ing, you will find that some Of your
chairs need recaning. Send your or
ders to Mrs Charles Reed. No. 217
West Fourteenth street Should you
desire a handmade summer shawl
done by blind women, send or phone to
above address
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
BENCHES FOR DOVER'S
NEW PUBLIC PARK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, May 6.-The Levy Court
has decided to lend to the citizens of
Dover the seats and benches once used
in the old Opera House 10 be placed in
the new Government park surrounding
the Federal Building. The park will
be lighted at the expense Of Council.
Postmaster Alice got permission from
the Government to open the park T.
the public as soon as the new seats
are supplied and painted.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
eranasrs to Have a NIGHT.

DOVER, May 6.-Candidates for the
third and fourth degree will be init
lated in Capital Grange at Dover on
Saturday, after which the grange will
have its annual feast. Some of the
new warm sugar" specialties will form
one of the courses.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
Anty Drudge on Literature.

Mrs. Housewife I'D like to read more books but can't
seem to find time. Monday have to wash all day
and
Anty Dr7Sdge-"Stop right there my dear! If you will
begin Monday morning by reading the directions on
the back of Fels-Naptha soap wrapper and follow
them faithfully, you'll have time for other kinds
of reading that day and feel more like it, too
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
Announcement.

Max Abramson, formerly Of 315 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del, has re-
turned to this city again and will b.
glad to meet all his old friends at 613
West Fifth street, where he has a full
line of all new and up-to-date goods.
open for business, May 9, 190S.'
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

Fels-Naptha soap is the best and easi-
est way of washing If Fels-Naptha didn't
do what we say it will, no woman would
buy a second cake. Yet more than mil
lion women use Fels-Naptha every wash
day. And the number is increasing as fast
as its value becomes known.
If you haven't used Fels-Naptha, try
it, according to directions, and on the
result we'll stake our chance of making
you regular user. For your white things,
soap, roll and soak for thirty minutes in
cold or lukewarm water-no boiling or hot
water. Then rub lightly, rinse and hang
out to dry. That's ALL
Full directions for all uses of
Fels-Naptha' On the red and green wrapper.
If Fes-Naptha is kept out of the water while
doing the kitchen work it is less expensive use than
the ordinary hRds Of soap.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

Mrs. --: I can remember the day
when you begged me TO say the word
that would make you happy for life.
Mr.. -: / know-but you said the
wrong word.--Life.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

Reggy Sapp-Ah. 1 am wappad II
my own deah thoughts.
Miss Tabasco-Gracious, Reggy
aren't you afraid you win catch eold?-
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
SecurityTFuSt&
Safe DepOSitCO.
SO MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL
S2O.OOO,OOO

Forms the average aggregate OF
deposits in Wilmington Banks
and Trust Companies. This is q
magnificent showing and a high
testimonial to the industry and
good business judgment Of our
people. We have received a fair
share Of these deposits and BY
strict attention to the wishes Of
our patrons hope to merit our
proportion Of the increase
which is sure to come with tho
steady growth Of the city.
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

'T have never loved before" he said.
WELL" she replied, Il am not run
ming a kindergarten. bohemian
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
FINANCIAL
Name

National Bank Of Delaware ................
Central National Bank .....................
Farmers Bank ............................
First National Bank ..s.ss.........s.....-..
Natl Bank Of Wilmington a BranoyWine
Union National Bank ....s...st.ss.s.sss.s.ss
Equitable Guarantee a Trust Company.
Security Trust and safe Deposit Co......
Wilmington Trust Company .,.........s..
American Nulcanized isbro, common ...,..
American Vulcanized Fibre, Preferred
Delaware Railroad stock ...s............s.
Wilmington Gas a Electric Com .........s
wilmington Gas a Electric, pfd ..........
wilmington, New Castle a. So, lty. cem.
Wilmington, New Castle A boi KY, DIG
wilmington Light Power q Telephone 20
Name honua
American vuicanized Fibre Bonds ......
wilmington Cts Railway Bends .........'
wilmington Chester Traction Benoa....
Wilmington Gas a Elect Bonds ..-.......-
wilmington. New Castle q 80. Bonde...'
Deimarvia Telephone Bonds .....,.......ss
Wilmington Light. Power q Telephone q
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-05-06
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR NEWS

Topic, May 10th; Being a Christian
I. In our work and In our play. John
5:17; Eoel. 9:1o; Prov. 17;22.
--..- -t-s - tttht-e
Evening journal., 1908-05-06

If Fels-Naptha is kept out of the water while
doing the kitchen work. it is less expensive use than
the ordinary hads Of soap.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23
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Inter oieier ueberibrift fiibrt Die
Cincinnati 5reie 8reile" aus. Die
Ser. sfaaten baben idon eilIalm enc
oniheineno uniiberlpihOli6e Erobibi
tionsz8enegung iiber fid ergeben Iais
fen mililen. 9as mar Dor pieriln0=
fiinf8ig Sabren Canals muroe Der
Horoen 0es 2aioes beimgeIudt. Sn
Moitle, Neip @ampi6ire, 8ermont,
G1ooe Ssla16, Gonnertieut, 9tefp
Yorf 8elafuore, Nfidigan, Snoiana
mo Soma fpur0e Die 9erlteqltllg uno
Der @erfauf BON geiitigen @etrdnfert
onrd Staatsgeieb ber6oteu. Sn ei=
mem ein5igen Sabre, 1853 mur0e
Der 8ep6lferulna bon nenn Staatelt
8robibifion au%fge8tplingen. 9lber
LANCE bat Die trodene 6errlihfeit oaz
mails nidt gebaliert. Gin Sfaat nod
Dem anoern febrte NIT Der 3eit 81
ben friiberen 3uifdnoen 8nriid, uno
bis Dor eilenn Sabre maren ppn ben
adtsebn Staateil Die oaeiammt
aon1oIs grnhihifian pil,apfiihrt hot.
ten mr. 0rei ii6rio oebIieben Moife
9anfos nltb Marfh 9ofofo gie memo
Mpmeo,4ua hot i,g @eoqnSat, a. ner
frji6ere1f ibreu l%1rIorIp,,a i'm a;;6en
aehobf un0 Sort hof 5ie sis left o,ifh
Sic ar5Ffer GrfoIae an p~erseidneu.
Son sen spausia g2iGionen 9efpoh-
i1ern 0es gii0efs leben Iiebsehn nil
lio1len inter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nnb binlren ailraem .lpir0 Ser gelf
iid1 ebenfoas inter 9no1tosoeiebe a.
ifeat dehen. an 6en nar0jidien Sfoo.
ten hot Sic g%robibitipn neltlse61
Miaionen gelpobuer CREDIT. 10 0aB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23

ltcrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ftatlo.
Son ieinem @Qter u1l0 ietRem 9nfal
8Qnnerl1fd1e beiien Romen et ipdter
Dem ieil1eu 3uiebte, erbte ct eth
groBes 8erulogel. Gr 6%eiratete oa1H
Die Gohter oes Generals 9ruce uuo
TOM oaont6 olt6 IN Die ariitofrati-
i9e @eIel16Qft bineilt. 8rIb pQtote
=er iib Der 8otitif 3n, mar I'M oors
lekten @lQoitoueiden @aiuiiteriua
gefretGr fir SrIauo un0 in feBtea
aric9Suinifter. Slu Sabre 1899
ging bic 8iibran8 Der li6eralen Rar-
tei Qltf i'm iber.
@roBe @el0entaten bat ct ais
6ii6rer Ser gartei nidt altsgefii6rt,
aber ct iplBte Die 8erbaltaiIie gu be-
1unBell. Die nod Den 8urenfriegell
e~illiebenoe Generalization Ser
nniousportei uaater @olfonr'S 6HD=
rltltg n41tBte pottpeaoig sur Starfung
Ser liberation 3ortei fiibren tlnD 0as
8eroien{t 0eS 8erItorbellelt mar eS1
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bern onr1 ieite eeididt abipar=
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te er aues Inn it'd mas fi6 BON Der
lllion5portei abloIte ullo ais Sal
foltr bonn, ielbit nit al ieiner
9idfeuigfeit iid nidt langer IN Der
Mfadt balten follllte, Be- fiel Die
9ren1ieridaff Gal1pbell oils reffe
5rltdt III ben 51oB. 4neeItrengt
bot er ii9 i~bretrpegen nibf.
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iden SdDigfeiten oes geritorbencll
friiber ME biel iibrig 9eDobt, ober
mir niiiien geiteben, mir BADEN, lett
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reid)t fat, 10 bot iein &orgeben bod
cine Melae glnregungetl gegebeN,
bie iib far Die 3ufunft alS be
oeutlarn ertpeiie1 merben. Sdon iein
aufridtiges 8emiibelE gu 8enfid-
lollo tit Elm 9uteS gerbdltnis 81 TOM
men nladte i'm inns ipnpat6ifd.
Gin berporrogetoes @eidid Denies
er BET Dem 3uioltrnlenbalten Ieiner
ans Den DerfGieoeniten Glenlenten 8lt-
laltltieltaeieBfen 9artei.
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niiroig, mie 8alfour, aber bon eli
ller SopinIitat, oaB es ieoem mobl in
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TIT iprad alldl aus i~etllelt &eoen
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nertalent beiaB 81 reoneriiden Or
folgen. S6aoe, oaB oieler iDmpa=
tbiide Meni6 10 frifb an ben bodf
ilniDnlpatbiiden 4squitb Die Serrz
ld)aft abtreten 1lnBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23

e%rfabrungeH mcroen fidt alt
neil iie ilufner nnif ncreut 8enlodt
lperoen ulitleil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23
Gamp6caA aHherman.

Sir @ellrp @arnpbelsgantlerltau
Der bisberige Hreniermilliiter Gng=
LIMBS, lit ~aeitorben. Sein 2ei0af Bat
nun bod nod gum 8ooe gefiibrt,
nadbe1n berid)ieoene 0fale aculeloef
mar iein 9efinoen bobe fidl 9ebefiert.
Der Sob frat nblie irgen0 pelden
&onapf eit mdbrero Der lebten
Soge NOR Der aranfe bereits o6ne
8elpubtiein.
Ger 8etiterbene mar i'm Sabre
1886 9~eboreit gr NOR Der Gohn Ct
mes mobt6aba1oen @lasgoper aonf-
maltns, Der 5lpar mid ben N0elstitel
f%iit)rte1 aber 51 Der alten idottiidell
4o~elsfanilie Der gqrHpbells iii fei-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23
IIr $500 mad 9entldLallb.
gentIdl : amerifaniIde 2eitamaer

8entfd : anierifantide 2eItamgen
iperoen i'm often 8aterlanb NIT gro-
Bern Sntereile geleien, neil fie ii6
fret aitsIprehen un0 BdIfig bon brit
Ben nle6r @eui9feiten mo Ha6ribten
bringen, olg Ste OelttiAen 3eitungen
ielblt. Die uGreie Breiie fir Geras@
lit otiiber iiberau, mobtn fie geiaaot
miro, eiu iebr germ 9eiebener @ait
lalo falln ii6 rii6melL @nerfennung
un0 @iiroigung 81 finbeu, mie aus
5ablreiden @riefen an ms, ioipie an
8ieienieen ipel9e 0as g3iatt an lire
9erpanoten I6iden, Berborgebt. Mer
oQ6er ieiuen 8ertpan0ten utt0 Sreun-
ben cine 8reuoe ermeiien, linen elm
tpiafomlflenes @eiheiff MAIDEN min,
Der beIteae fir iie Die gSreie 8reffe
fiir Geras@. Sos Snterefie fir &erog,
mie iiberbaupt Fir BEN Gtaat un0 Die
@egeno, no Die @erpanoten tuobnen,
lit in 9euti9Lano febr Iebbaft nno e8
lit unmoglid, in gr~ioatbriefen cine
10 griiltoIide MuffI1rut,g un0 Be-
idreiblutg 0es fremoen 2an0es 81 ge-
ben, tpie Dies Die a6reie 8reiie@ afl-
m01entItd tut. Sir ben %geringen
Breis bon $500 berienoen mir porto.
frei unier rei66altiges' @o6eltblatt
anf Elm Sabr an irgeno etne aoreiie
I'M Musfan6e.
Die Sreie sSreTe fir Gcras 4nbIii6iHe
Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-23
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ScgIcf DcE NRNe.
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Staat Dbto. EoIeoo,
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Der dItere Hartner Der Sirma S. S. gbeneb
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tbut, unb bob beinste Sirula bic suuIme bon
e~inbunbert 9oIIarA fir iebeH San
bon aatarrb besabIen iuiro, per ourtD ben
Gebraucb bon GALL &atarrbs&ur ni9t
sebeiIt fperoen fam.
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ge.1tppren bon mir unb nHtere
f9rieben In meiler @egeHipart
am 8. Gepteftber u 8. '86.
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Sal's aafnrrbs&ir tpirs inrferIf6 eerlprts
men uno ipirft brett anf BAG 8Iut unb Die
f6Ieimigen S6erfld6en bes Gbfter1s. aaBt
Gid 3%eugniiie fret 5uf1iden.
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gerfauft bon alien NpotbeIern, 75e.
Sau's SarniIiens9.iner if1b bic beiter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-05

Third premium, fancy lamp, $125,
given by J. H. Huntley, Port Byron.
For the best one loaf of white bread
made by exhibitor from IA to Is years
of age:
First premium, brooch, $3.50, given
by Ramser, Rock Island.
Second premium, one pair kid gloves,
$125, given by Mary A. Ellis, Port
Byron.
Third premium, brush and comb, 81,
given by E. E. Rogers & Sons, Port
Byron.
For the best white layer cake, to be
made by exhibitor from IA to 10 years
of age:
First premium set of furs, given by
G. w. Rose, Port Byron.
Second premium, pair kid gloves,
best in stock, given by New York
store, Moline.
Third premium. stationery, 81, given
by Port Byron pharmacy.
Corn Judging.
A purse will be offered by resi-
dent of Coe township. All competitors
must be residents of Coe township.
No one will be barred but those hav-
ing been in corn Judging school:
First premium, cash, 81.
Second premium, cash, So.
Third premium, cash, 81.
Fourth premium, cash, ST.
Officers of Institute.
The officers of the institute are:
! President-W. S. Mccullough, Tay-
lor Ridge
| Vice President-F. A. Wood, Milan.
Secretary - William H. Ashdown,
Port Byron.
Treasurer - S. L. WOODBURY., Port
Byron.
Following are the various commit
tees arranging for the institute:
| EXecutive-John Fife, Port Byr| f;
A. Saddoris, Port Byron; William H
Groh, Port Byron.
Entertainment-W. F. Garrett, Port
Byron; ]. w. Simonson, Port Byron
John Fife, Port Byron; Mrs. William
H Grph, Port Byron; Mrs William
H. Ashdown, Port Byron.
Music-Clarence Saddoris, Port BY
ron; Louis Hauberg, Hillsdale; Mrs
Richard Ashdown, Port Byron
Program for the Sessions.
Following is the program for the two
days of the institute:
| TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. Is.
Invocation-Rev. A. Jaggers.
9:45-Address by the President, w
Is. Mccullough
1O:00-Brief reports of the secretar
; les of farmers clubs and other aux
Hilary organizations
II to 12-Paper by DIR. W. H, Lyford
Farm Accounts
AFTERNOON.
! Music.
40 to 2:50-"The General Condi
ton of Highways in Rural Districts
w. S. Mccullough of Taylor Ridge.
Systematic Work in Township Roat
Improvement Clifford Alder assist
| ant highway commissioner of Upbana
r Illinois.
| $3.50 to 4:00-"The General Care AM
Management of Swine"-William Diet
I rich of Urbana.
EVENING.
q Music.
T How Shall We Educate Our Chilt
rem to Get Best Results? "-Count
Superintendent S. ]. Ferguson. Roc
= Island
: The Township as a Until. I
G Brown, Rock Island.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 16.
Music.
:. GAS to 1C:45-Election of officer
y for ensuing year.
Appointment of delegates to stat
institute at Rockford.
D. 10:45 to 12-"Building up a Ru
8 Down Farm and Maintaining the So
e Fertility''-A. F. Gustafson, Urbana.
y AFTERNOON.
it Music.
lao to 2:50-"Farming for Prof.
I-B. r. Seaman, Davenport.
d $50 to 4:G0-"Some Essentials
HEALTH Long Life and Comfort
la Mrs. Jennie Barber, Champaign.
Y, EVENING.
Music.
), Stereopticon lecture by Supt o.
s. Kern, Rockford.
! Awarding premiums.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-05
Prize LIST OUT
Many Valuable Premiums to be Award.
ed at the Coming Farmers
Institute.
AIRPORT BYRON DEC. IS AND is
Competition Under Various Glasses in
Corn Culture and on Cake, Bread
and Butter Making.

Officers of the Rock Island county
farmers institute have prepared a pre-
MUM list for the coming meeting to
be held in the Woodmen hall at Port
Byron Dec. Is and 16. The prizes are
well worth competing for in the corn
and other contests. The list follows:
Free-for-AI Clnss-COrn.
For the best IG'ears of corn, any
kind or color, grown by exhibitor in
Rock Island county:
First premium, riding corn pillow, $50,
given by Moline Pillow company.
Second premium, buggy pole, $40,
given by Wilson Buggy company, Mo-
line.
Third premium, Stetson hat, $3.50,
given by the London Clothing COM
pany, Rock Island.
For the best 10 ears of corn grown
by boys from II to 20 years, from seed
furnished by the institute:
First premium, riding corn plow, $50,
given by Deere & Co., Moline.
Second premium, suit of clothes, SIS.
given by Lavelle the clothier, Rock
Island.
Third premium, pair of pants, So
given by Mayer & Johnson.
For the best 10 ears of corn grown
by boys from ii to II years, from seed
furnished by the institute:
First premium B B cart, s22, given
by d. M Sechler Buggy company, Mo
line.
Second premium, sweater S2.75
given by the Hub Clothing company
also Sc in cash.
Third premium, sweater, $3.50, giveT
by Mosenfelder & Sons, Rock Island.
Fourth premium, cap and mittens
81, given by Ullemeyer the clothier.
Premiums on Cake.
For the best chocolate layer cake
to be made by exhibitor over Is year:
of age:
First premium, angel lamp, SIS, giveI
by Adrian & Witter, Port Byron.
Second premium, pair of shoes
$3.50, given by J. j. Huntley, Por
Byron.
Third premium, lady's suit case
SIPS, given by John Zuber, Port By
ron.
Premiums Butter.
For the best one pound or more rol
of dairy butter made by ladies owe
IS. May be colored by any standar'
vegetable coloring:
First premium, picture, 1925, give
by A. H. Wendt & Son, Port Byron.
Second premium, one granite te
pot, SLIGO, given by c. l.. Hobart, Por
Byron.
Third premium, cash, 81.
For the best pound or more roll {
dairy butter, without artificial colo
ing, made by girls from IA to is year
of age:
First premium, cash, So.
Second premium, solid gold set rim:
81, given by w. F. Garrett, Port B.
ron.
Third premium, cash, 81.
The cash given in premiums was d
mated by the following: H. E. Ca
teel. Rock Island, So; Port Byron Stat
bank, So; H. B. Hubbard. count
clerk, So; George w. Gamble, circu
clerk, 81.
Premiums on Bread.
For the best one loaf of white bref
made by exhibitor over IS:
First premium, one pair Cinderel
shoes, $3.50, given by Fisk & Loosle
Moline.
Second premium, silk umbrella, s
given by Young & McCombs, Rock
land