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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25

because I'm used to it."
Mercury going down." shouted hoarse voice
There you are said the man, showing him into
the hole Mercury going down-just in time"
Raymond, horror stricken, felt himself falling fall
ing, faling-until in an instant, he landedplufnp!
He was in the easy-char in front of the grate-6re
and behind him somebody was saying to somebody
else:
a a change of twenty degrees since three o'clock"
Here" answered Raymond endeavoring to collect
his scattered senses How had he got back? Who had
plastered the shattered ceiling? What"
Have you the yeast cake dearie?" asked his
mother.
'Ycs-no--that is, did have there it is" SIAM
meTsd Raymond, finding It in his pocket
The cold has arrived at last addic" re-
marked his mother, coming into the library and
smoothing his hair Papa says that the mercury is
going down rapidly"
Raymond
Raymond West, you've been asleep accused his
mother, laughing.
And while Raymond did not deny this neverthe-
less he had doubts for if he had not eaten those
cream puffs pray why was he so exceedingly thirsty?
AT any rate" he decided II guess Til be mighty
careful how wish after this"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25
The Combing of Bellies Hair
BY Cora #. Matson DoZson.

REt5LLE did not like to have her hair combed.
AS mamma knew this was the way with little
three-year-old girls so she did not scold Belle
but instead, made up a little story and everv morn
ing Belle would sit mammals lap and listen to the
story which could only be told while the combining was
going
The story is something like this
Once there little girl named Ella Ella was
just three years DID, And every time that mamma
would bring the comb and brush and ribbons and call
Ella what do you think little Ella would do? She
would run and hide behind the bedroom door And
day when she was hiding there what do YOU think
happened? Why little mouse ran along on the top of
the door, She peeped down behind the door and saw
Ella. Then she ran down the wall and looked at
Elias yellow hair
oh said the little mouse, see what nice lot of
yellow silk, all in tangle. Just right to make
nest for my little babies
So the mamma mouse made her nest in Elias hair
And the nest had in it three little pink MICE larger
than three tiny silver thn1bes. And when the little
mice were old enough to play one would run down
tweak Elias ear, and another would run down and
pinch her nose, and the other little mouse would run
down and put his mite of claw between Elias lips
and tried to get at her white teeth. But mamma
mouse would say Queakl queak Be careful little
babies Better stay in Elias hair for no one ever
ty-cat never find you there.
$50 the little mice would run back and stay in their
snug, warm yellow nest until at last they grew large
enough to scamper away and to live with the rest Of
the old mice up in the wide garrett"
This was the end of the story and by the time that
reached mamma would have Bellies hair all nicely
combed and tied with pretty blue ribbon and the
story would be tuckede away in mammals mind to visit
until the next hair.combing
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
1tmgetpalbelt in quite @eimnbbeit.

&err g.. S. 4ellepL Sprtngfiel6,
ST., i@reibt: r8or einem Sabre fling
id an, bon metnen Mieren un6 8laie
geplagt gu iein, mas idlimmer tpur-
Sc, Biz i@ be5igli@ meiner Gage be-
6ngitigt mur0e. Sd lit au@ an
oumpfem @opfmeb, uno 6as @irfe1,
meiner 8laie mar belditigeno un0
i9mer5ool. Sd las bon Golep &io-
rtep &illen, nno na96em i9 6ieielben
einige ISOLDE genommen Bate. mur6e
6as @trfen meiner 8laie tpte0er nor
mol, un6 i6 mar fret bon ieome0er
8eidmer6e." Molitors 9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
Mit 6remben e1tpfpblen.

SEER 6. WeafleD, &ofomo, Sa0.,
iagt: nMad6em i@ Solep Mierenpil=
len genommen, perlieB MIDI sic befti-
ge @rf4ltung; meme Nteren muroen
ltarfer, sic Mbion6erungen naturlt@,
un6 meme 8laie i6mer5te mild ntdt
mebr. @erne empfeble i6 Solep Mie-
renpiGen." SSn einem gelben &aquete.
Molitor Drmg SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

@dtuinoindjt @eiluns = @armers
@bite &ine Of Sur sbrap, oas Bette
Suiten Setlmittel ouf gr6en, BELT
cine grfdltung in einem Sage, tpen1
in 8eit genommen. IS a1no 500. 3a1
fa1fen Bel Ser Molitor 9rug So.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

house for Trinity Episcopal Church on
the East side OF Adams street between
Eleventh street and delaware avenue,
costing $4,000
The much discussed permit issued for
an addition 20 the Water Department
building at Sixteenth and King streets to
be used as an Office building provides for
a structure to cost ti7e67. Thirteen thou
sand dollars will be the cost of an office
building for the Hilles and Jones Com
pany at the southeast corner Of Ninth
ana Church street
Thomas Samworth Will build 2 DWELLING
for Elizabeth Roberts on the north side
or Iwenty-sixth street. between Washing
ton and Jefferson streets 10 cost q 600
and William y. Haddock and Companv
VIII erect a small building fer Thomas
hossiter' on the east side OF Windsor
street. near Ninth, at a cost OF 5000. Two
dwellings to erected by Marion n Wood
for S. M. Keen at the northwest corner ~
Iwenty-fourth and Jefferson streets viii
cost $500 each.
]. Warren Barkley will erect two dwen
ings on the east side Of Harrison stree,
between Lowering and shalIoross avanues
for the State Realty Company AZ . cost
Of $500 each.
Fifty dollars will be tho cost OF an sd
dition 20 No. 22sl Tatnan street. bv John
g Adams.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
PORT PENN

PORT PENN, Del. June 4-Earl
Cross. of Wilmington, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wallen this week.
Mrs. Carl Traub has returned to her
home in Wilmington after a visit with
her sister. Mrs Joseph Beale.
Richard Moore, OF Riverside, n. j.,
spent Decoration Day with the family
Of Frank Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Webb, OF Rid
ley Park, Pa, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Webb. this week.
Miss Amelia Eaton was in Whining
ton. the guest of Mrs. d. J. Given.
The steamers Thomas Clyde and
Columbia are bringing excursions to
Augustine Pier FOR the sumer months.
The public schools closed last week
for the summer
District Superintendent F. Il Hof-
fecker. OF Wilmington, preached in
the NJ. z. Church last Sunday.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
SETTLEMENT GETS
new HOME SITE
UpIift Workers viii Erect
New Building on East
Side

The transfers Of real estate recorded
at the Office Of the city registry clerk
since Wednesday of this week include the
transfer of property az Eighth and Pop
uiar streets TO the Peoples Settlement As
sociation IN consideration of S40sS. The
complete list Of transfers follows
Ella. Malin, et al TO William Thom-
son. north side of Sixth street, sixty
six feet east of Madison street, $3.50.
Antonio Russo and wife 20 Guisep-e
Cervelh. NO. SIS Lincoln street, S15o
Emma 7. Gilmore 10 Antonio Russo.
NO. 6iS Lincoln street. $3.50
John NJ c. Rodney. Of. al 70 Sarah
A.. Richardson. northwest corner Tenth
and Rodney streets, $500
a. v. Lesley George and wife to Harry
S. Lynch and John F. Lynch and wife
south side Of shailcross avenue, 125 feet
west of Franklin street. SOS
Mary %. Boggs ct. al. 20 A. " Lesley
George, south side Of Shallcross avenue
lS5 feet west Of Franklin street. 1921.
Charles II. Lippincott. (sherfD. 70
Catharine J. G. Tanall. north side Of Gil.
pin avenue. 81 feet cast Of Rodney street
$4,000.
John p. Wales. NJ. d. and Josephine w
Bissell 70 Mary n. Askew Mather and
Alice P. Smith, south side Of Gipin
avenue. 1928 feet west Of Harrison street
Sao0
Ella Elizabeth Crawford 10 Jose n F
Mccullough south side Of Elm street. Il
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

Tho apparatus consists OF rooi %
paper on a drum driven AZ constat speed
by small motor and on which are ind
Gated seconds intervals through on cleo
trically connected clock and pendulum.
The speed OF the paper is such that
seconds interval many Be made equal in
length to four minutes. which viii ~
sufficient 20 determine time 70 1000 OF
second. The instant a car goes over tho
line( either start or nnish) an electric cir
cult win be opened by a specially devised
snap switch and this vii be indicated on
the moving tapes. Each tape will be
marked with the make and number Of tho
car. event number and driver. so that the
record may be kept on hie This system
viii be installed in duplicate 50 that
chances OF error or accident will hs re-
duced to a minimum
Connections VIII also be made so that a.
the instan a car crosses the line. a series
Of single blow gongs spaced at interva .
up the hill viii be rung so that those in
terested viii be able 70 note time Of start
ing. The instant a car finishes ~tli BE-
indicated in the same way.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

feet west Of Van Buren, street. 50.
The same property by Joseph f. Nc
Cullough and wife, ct. al, to Ella Eliza
abeth Crawford, s..
Charles II. Lippincott (sherih). to Sam
uel NJ Dillon north side Of Maple street,
ion feet west Of Broome street, Si500
Delaware Construction Company to Bes-
sic Cullen Jones, lots Nos. 12 and 1S. on
plan Of Creston Land and Improvement
Company, $500
Clarence W. MoCauliey and wife to VIII
son oakes east side Of Church street. sc
feet south of Lord street 5000
Jas. c. McComb, Jane r. McComb Win
chester and Martha MoComb Bush 10
Peoples Settlement Association south
side Of Eighth street. $50 feet east or Pop
lar street and on the north side Of Seventh
street tei feet east Of Poplar street.
4,0as
William Fl. Bramble 10 David Witaker
east side Of Locust street. 81 feet south OF
Eighth street. s925.
Emma Pennington to Mary G. Penning-
ton. north side Of Eighth street. "a feet
west Of King street 4s feet north Of Sew.
/ enth street. Sa.20o
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
ODESSA
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA. Del, June 4-On account
of the annual service being held at Old
Drawers Church on Sunday the
churches here will be closed in order
that the members may attend the re-
union.
aThe members Of the NJ e Church
recarpeted the lecture room and had il
thoroughly cleaned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Massey OF will
mington, are visiting their parents
here.
Miss Laura Doughter has returned
70 her home In Chester, Pa, after a
visit with friends here.
Mrs. r. Ballard Lodge and son.
Townsend. of Cleveland. Ohio. are
spending some time with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend.
Miss Hallis Gray. Of Hummelstown,
Pa, visited her sisters near here this
week
Prof A.. NJ Mackey was the guest
of friends in Newark the first Of the
week.
Mrs Wesley Walker and Miss sallie
Walker. of Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. I. @.
Webb.
Mrs. f. T. Warner. Of Wilmington. is
visiting her brother. Daniel w Cor
bit
Miss Ella Heller, Of Wilmington, Wis
tied relatives here part Of this week.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
EXCELLENT CONCERT
AT SPRINGS PARK

Concerts appropriate 70 the day. will
replace opera at Brandywine Springs
Park tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. the participants being the mem
bers Of the Aeolian Opera Co.. and the
orchestra which are filling an engage
ment at the Springs. The program will
be the same in the afternoon and at
night II is as follows:
star Spangled Banner" company
and audience; THE Secret" Donald
Buchanan; Garden of Ny Heart"
Miss Elizabeth Cormody; Hungarian
Fantasie," (by Theodore Moses,) or
cehstra; Love Would be My King
Harry Truax; MY Cavalier" Miss
Georgia Campbell; silent Heroes, E"
from Chimes of Normandy" company
A change Of bill is announced fol
next week, the company producing
Fra Diavolo" After that the operas
TO be presented viii be selected by vote
Of the patrons cast on slips 70 be pro
vided
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
NEW TIMING APPARATUS
FOR HILL CLIMB

J. P. coghlin. chairman Of the I'M
Climb Committee OF the worcester (Nfass)
Automobile Club. says that number Of
entries have been made in the carious
events to be run at the cubs annual hill
climbing contest on Dead Horse Hin to-
day. An addition TO the original program
has been made in tho form Of an event
for stock cars propelled by steam OF
electric power. The cars in this event will
be allowed to so up tire hill at intervals
during the contest The event closed to
commercial vehicles is attracting consid-
cradle attention and several entries have
already been made
The new timing apparatus 10 be used
for the first time in this club. will be
remarkable for its reliability and accur-
acy. This apparatus will be adapted fer
this particular use from Instruments be
longing TO the Department Of Mechanical
Engineering OF the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, and will be IN charge Of David
Gallup. professor Of gas engineering. as
sisted by John J, Harvey and c. D
knight. Of the Institute.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
LOW COST TO OIL NEW
YORK PARK DRIVEWAYS

Describing the subject Of oiling the road
ways OF Central Park, New York City,
which the Park Commissioners say is
cheaper than sprinkling with water. they
give table showing that it costs the de-
partment less than one per cent. a gallon
including the time OF laborers and the use
OF team. The report says:
"Tho drives we're treated with an oil
preparation to keep down the dust and 10
preserve the road. The first application
was made during April. but rain falling
on several successive days washed the
solution away. Later applications met
with success, however, and the park dur
ing the balance Of the year was practl
caly free from dust. The emulsion used
was composed Of crude OIL having an
asphalt base, cambined with chip soap, in
the proportion Of ten pounds Of soap TO
fifty gallons OF oil, 10 this was added one
numbered gallons OF water. the whole be-
ing boiled together in a mixing tank into
which live steam was turned. When thor
oughly mixed the solution was drawn on
into the ordinary 600 gallon water sprink-
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

The funenal Of John Gilkey took place
Yesterday afternoon. Services were con-
Quoted by tho Rev S. r. Wylie and
interment was made in the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
William F. stabely died yesterday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ernest
Phillips The remains were shipped to-
day 70 Lynch's Station. Nd. where in
Iterment will be made
Next Thursday wsn ne observed as
Floral Mission day by the local union
of the w @ T. q.
Mr and Mrs. John p Murphy are en-
tertaining Mrs. Clarence NJ. Dillon. Miss
Helen Reynolds and Miss Martha Shaw,
OF Wilmington
The feast of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus
was celebrated in st. Peters Church yes
terday
The Rev. William reund. will fn the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow
A number of New Castle fishermen are
preparing to engage in sturgeon fishing
Some shad fishermen earned nearly
$1,000 this year The men f. general had
a splendid year.
The Columbia Athletic Club members
have received their buttons. The members
believe the buttons are th natst in tn
city
Jfferson Downham has received many
souvenir cards from John NJ Dorney.
now in Detroit
State Treasurer William S. Martin, Of
the Ancient order OF Hibernians, Is
spending a week in Scranton. Mr.. Mar
tin rays It has been snowing there in
the morning and people wearing overcoats
to the hall grounds. He has had a de-
llightful time as the guest Of National
Secretary James 7. McGinnis
Owing to the change a., the Tropenas
steel plant a number OF men viii remove
from this city.
The Street Commission is endeavoring
TO put the city streets IN order.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
OWNERS OFFER CARS
FOR THE AUTO RIDE

The following haze offered thell
automobiles for the shut in" ex
cursion to Delaware citis pe1kesch
day.
Charles Guyer. Holsteine Harvey frr
I. n. Demorest, Charles C. Kurtz. AM
brose b. Ayerst, studbaker Automobiie
Company Branch. William P. Ban
croft. Courtland f. Pearson. VIII
mington Street and Sewer Department
and Frank Alderman
The COMMITTEES expects TO receive
manv more replies before this evening.
Extra care will be taken this time to
give cards OF admission to only those
who should be given the outing and
auto owners owners are asked TO CO.
operate with the committee In getting
their offer in this week to the chair
man OF the comittee. the Rev ID. NJ.
Cleland. ANY who can aid in secur-
ing the treat AZ Delaware City will
address DR.. Fl. w Wells, ST. Andrews
Church
Special tickets viii be given to shut
in mothers for cars not already pro-
vided with carotakers by owners Of
cars who win have charge Of the chit
dren. Charles II. Gray win con-
tribute the tickets and the street car
companies win be asked. as last wear.
to convey the holders Of cards 70 ana
from the Court House from which ths
party viii start az f.so . m.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

Ter. enough cold water being added to fll
the wagon II was found necessary TO
put a second application ON the drives
shortly after the first lot had been ap-
piled, but after that. a single wagon
spraying the bare spots in the drives
sifhced TO keep them in continuous good
order for several weeks.
Tine unpleasant odor which accompar-
led the FIRST application made. was almost
neutralized IN the later Preparations the
boiling Of the oil and soap together in
stead Of boiling each separately seeming
10 lessen this disaEreeable feature The
preparation now in use gives Of onlv
slight odor when first applied. and this
disappears within short time. usually IN
All hour or two. A cemp'ete outnt FOR the
convenient handling of the oil ard thA
preparation Of the emulsion was Installed
BY the department mechanical ferce It
repair shops in Central Park. The OUTFIT
consisted OF a set OF Eve mixing tanks IN
the main building. sstora ge tank outside
Of tho building and above the tanks so az
10 allow the oil to aow by gravity"
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
NEW CASTLE TOTS I'm
CRILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES

ers: class exercise, Singing Flowers -
Mrs. KeTns class; recitation, Louis
Thompson; The Scales, Mrs j. p. Man
loves class; song. Where His Voice Is
Guiding, The Flowers Awakening. Miss
AIurphys class. song. "At the Battle g
'FRONT.' The Banner Supreme. Mrs. Meg
ginsons class: song, The Cross Of
Christ Shall Conquer recitation and
drill, Mrs. +. X. Moore's class; singing.
Song and Ligth;" recitation, Since God
is ever ALL" Mrs. Elsie 'snowberger;
song, Keep Your Eyes Uplifted;" Queen
Of Summer, by class Of girls; selection
by choir
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
FOSS-HUGHES
GARAGE A MODEL

The new garage Of the Foss-H Hughes
Motor Car Company. at Gilpin avenue
and Franklin street, has been occupied
The building has a frontage Of so feet
and depth Of 160 feet It will hold
30 cars. At the left entrance is a show
room and at the right are the main
and two private offices. A women's
waiting room is a feature. on the
second floor is a chauffeurs room, with
lockers shower baths. pool table,
punching bag and other appliances.
A private telephone exchange has been
Installed The front of the building is
in colonial design. The garage is ft-
ted with q Bowser gasoline tank and
has well-equipped repair shop.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
overIand LImlted Timn enc.

Government counsel In the Harri-
man merger suit, in effort to show
that the public had suffered by reason
Of Union Pacifics control of Southern
Pacific, brought out testimony that
Unions crack passenger Overland
Limited had heightened her schedule
43 minutes since 1901. Defendants ex-
planned by reference to double track
ing under way E. l.. Lomsx, general
passenger agent for Union Pacific, an
nounces that Overland Limited's time
has Just been cut two hours. making
this trains schedule one hour and ~
minutes faster than in 1901. despite
greatly increased traffic density The
new-running time from Chicago to San
Francisco IS - hours. 2s minutes.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

with one more rehearsal. the indi-
cations are that the ElSs who will be
seen at the Garrick Theatre all Of
next week in a presentation Of Gilbert
and Sullivans popular comic opera
The Mikado" are all ready for the
opening night. The rehearsals of the
past few nights have demonstrated
that principals and chorus are i'm a
high state Of proficiency
Director Cloward has been rounding
off the rough edges, and judging from
the rehearsal of last night. Whining
ton is going TO be afforded a treat next
week A clever representation in mini
ature of The Mikado.' as il will be
presented by the Elks may be seen in
the store window OF the Reynolds
Candy Company. No. AS Market street.
Japenese dolls represent each mem
ber Of the cast, their names being
designated The display is attracting
much attention.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Little Folk Of NJ. E. Church
Plan Pleasing Program
for Their Day

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, June 4.-In the Metho-
dist Church tomorrow evening at i.s0
o'clock. Children's Day exercises will be
held. The church has been tastefully dec
GRATED. The programme follows:
Opening song, THE Heavens Declare:"
greeting, Buford Lunt Song Of the Reap
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Federation DELEGATES Home.

The house parties. beng entertained
at Rehoboth by Miss Mary Poole and
Mrs. s. y. Trump, who came up 20
Georgetown for the meeting OF the
state Federation of Women's Clubs, re-
turned to Rehoboth yesterday after
noon. The other members OF the VIII
minrfon delegation returned 20 viii
minston on 'ss afternoon train.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
TIRES in GOOD SHAPE
AFTER $1,000 MILES

A tire record which takes first place IN
this years reports OF service. as kept by
the Diamond Rubber CO.. has been sent
10 the big Akron tire concern by Allan A.
Kennedy, of San Jose, Cal Accompany
Ing this statement with a voluntary aff-
davit Mr.. Kennedy asserts that In q .000
miles OF service he obtained from one set
Of Diamond tires on 1000 pound car he
had no occasion 20 remove the tires from
the wheels excepting to repair the valves
OF two inner tubes. This happened on two
occasions. The tires are 26x4 front and
86N5 rear AMI are still IN use
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
CONVENT FOR
ST. ANN'S PARISH

A building operation OF importance will
he undertaken soon near 81. AIMS Pa
rochial School. Contractors are now esti-
mating on a three-story convent 20 be
built near the school IT IS planned 90
have between 20 and 20 rooms IN the
hundinE. George l. Lovett, Of Philadel'
phia. is the architect
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
CAR LOAD OF
RECALLS NOW HERE

The Wilmington Automobile Company
has received carload Of Regal automo-
oiles. They are Of the model f. f-cy'in-
der direct shaft drive The agency has
sold model 10 Buick car to p. G. Oar
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
More Motor cxeIe ownsrs.

MinnicS. the motor cycle dealer, has
sold an Indian cycle to f. II. Souder. OF
Wooddale, and one Thorn to a local
purchaser
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Two More omner. fnr No.

Dr. S. r. Ewing has purchased from
the Delaware Automobile Company a
Maxwell runabout car. r. II. Megav
purchasing agent OF the Harlan and
Hoilingsworth Corporation has also
purchased a Maxwell from the above
company. which has a garage on
Washington street below Fourth.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
S65,OOO In
new BUILDINGS
Permits I r Property Of That
Value Obtained by Con-
tractors This Week

Several large building operations are
in prospect since last week. The largest
operation for which q prmit was IS
sued during the week ending to-day was
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Mother Gets Dauohter on

Charged with assault and battery
Ella V. Genseimer was arraigned in
City Court this morning. The ctfn-
plainant was her mother. who waiI ed
the charge withdraw. The case was
accordingly dismissed with costs.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Or. Ball Has a REQ

The Fisher garage has sold two
Reos this week, one to DR. J.. H. BAH
and one 20 DR.. j. l.. France. Three fve-
passenger Reos have been sold to
Easton purchasers and one 10 DR.
West. OF North East. Nd.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04
Maxwell on Washlnalon Rnn.

large Maxwell touring car with
streamers bearing the words Wash
ington Tonr' passed through the city
on Thursday. The identity Of the oc-
cupants could not be learned.
Evening journal., 1910-06-04

To Show Auto Farm Machinery.
A number Of manufacturers Of auto
farm appliances will have exhibits at
the next county fair Among them will
be the international Harvester Com
pany.