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A. NJ. E. Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m., preach ing at II a. m. and at s D. m. Chris tian Endeavor at p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30' Literary every Thursday evening; MT. Foster, president.
 Rev, K. P. Bond, Pastor.
The copper era., 1911-10-06
For Justice of Peace.

Thereby announce myself as can didate for Justice of the Peace to succeed myself, Morenci precinct No. II, subject to the approval of the dem ocratic voters at the primaries Oct. 24th B. K, WILLIAMS,
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For Assessor

hereby announce myself as can- didate for the office of County Asses sor of Greenlee county subject to the democratic primaries to be held Oct 24, JAS. E. HARVEY.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m; regular services II 8. m. and 7:30 p. m.; choir practice, Satufday 7:3O p. m.; Literary society, Friday 7:S0 p. m.
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For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself as can didate for Supervisor of Greenlee county subject to the approval of the democratic voters at the primary election October 24th.
 MINOR SIMMS.
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For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself as can didate for supervisor of Greenlee county subject to the approval of the republican party at the primaries to be held Oct. 24. J.L.T. WATERS,
 Duncan, Ariz.
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THEO SHIRLEY.
For Supervisor

| hereby announce myself as can- didate for the office of Supervisor subject to the approval of the repub- lican voters at the republican pri- maries to be held October 24.
 J. l.. T. WATERS.
The copper era., 1911-10-06
For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for supervisor of Greenlee county subject to republican primar- ics Oct. 24. Jos. TERRELL.
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For Justice of Peace

hereby announce myself as a can didate for Justice of the Peace of Clifton precinct subject to the repub- lican primaries October "A.
 EUGENE SCHWAB.
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PreSbyterian Church.

Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.; morn ing service II a. m.; Christian En- deavor p. m.; evening services 7:35. Every body cordially invited. Curry H. Love, pastor.
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself for Sher- if to succeed myself, subject to the Democratic primaries October 24th.
 I. B. ENGLISH.
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JAS. H. KERRY.
For Surveyor

I hereby announce myself as can didate for Surveyor of Greenlee County subject to the Democratic primaries October "A.
 H. O. TUNIS.
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For Assessor

hereby announce myself as a candidate for Assessor of Greenlee County subject to the approval of the dem macratic voters at the demo- cratic primary to be held on Oc- tober "A.
 JAS. H. KERRY.
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For Supervisor

1 hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Supervisor of Greenlee County subject to the action of the democratic voters at the dem ocratic primaries to be held on Octo- Der 24th
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For Recorder.

hereby announce myself as a can didate for Recorder 10 succeed my self subject to the Democratic pri- maries October 24th.
 JOHN F. BURKE.
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For Road Superintendent.

hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Road Superinten o. dent subject to the approval of the democratic voters at the primaries on October 24.
 s. F. AwALT.
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For Sheriff

Thereby announce myself as q can didate for Sheriff of Greenlee county, subject to the approval of the demo- cratic voters at the primaries to be held Oct. "A. JAMES WESTER.
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For Constable

I hereby announce myself as can didate for constable of Clifton pre- cinct subject to the democratic pri- maries Oct. 24th. LEE WRIGHT.
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For Recorder

I hereby announce myself as can didate for the nomination of Record CT, subject to the democratic pri- maries October 24.
 R. J. DICK) COLEMAN.
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For Representative

l hereby announce myself as can didate for Representative from Green lee County in the state legislature subject to the approval of the demo- cratic voters at the primaries Octo- Der 24.;
 w. M WHIPPLE
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Clifton Fire Alarm
 PHONE MAIN z91.
unday Services at theDifferent Churches
Catholic Church.
(DURING THE WINTER)

(DURING THE WINTER)
 St. Michael Church Shannon Hil) mass every other Sunday at S:25 a. m. Sacred Heart Church (Chase Creek) mass every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.; evening service 700. Rev. Joseph Garnet, priest.
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For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself as can didate for supervisor to succeed my self, subject to the democratic pri- maries J. H. T. COSPER.
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For Recorder

hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the approval of the democratic voters at the democratic primaries.
 w. E. KELLY
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Baptist Church.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.; preach ing services II a. m.; preach ser vices 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jas. McClimon, pastor.
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For Constable

hereby announce myself as can didate for Consta ble of Clifton Pre- cinct subject to the approval of the Democratic primaries.
 IRA N. DILLINER.
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Spiced Currants-Mrs. Stenevon,
list; MIS-. Carr, End.
Plums-Mrs. w. F.. Rhea. LIST:
Mrs. +. o. Dickinson, End.
Raspberries-Mrs. E. o. Dickinson
st and End.
stra wberries-Mrs. W. F. Rhea,
ISL Mrs Thomas Kelly, End.
feaches-hrs. p. W. Myers, 1st.
Nrs. w. r. Rhea, End.
ripe Tomatoes-Mrs. ncks,so,
list; Mrs. Elbrich, End.
uoose""iiies-Mrs. K. Ellison 49,.
Mrs. car, End.
b'aeoerr'es-Mrs. Dickinson. LIST
Jam.
faspre'ries-Mrs w. F.. Rhea jst.
Mrs. Dickinson, End
nlachoerry-Mrs. Dickinson Il,
and Pho.
s'r'"belry-Mrs. e. +. Reed Car
pic. "'
Plum Jelly-Mrs. Person 1s1. v,s
Mayeron, End
Crabapple-Mrs. c. Lindberp 1,..
Mrs. kelso, End.
Currant Jelly-Mrs Kelso, list; Mrs
W. B. Irwin, End.
Gooseberry-Mrs. Irwin. LIST. Mr.,
M. M. Hamre, End.
Blue Grape-Mrs. kelso lot. Nv.
Meyers, End.
Green Grapes-Mrs. j. r. Graham
Isl; Mrs. Towner, End.
Canned-Mrs. stenerson, 1st: Mrs
Carr, End
Apricots-Mrs. Stenerson. LIST: Mrs
Dickinson, End.
championships. Dickinson.
Cherries-Mrs. J. R. Graham 1st.
Mrs. Towner, End.
Gooseberries-Julia Larson. LIST:
Mrs. Ed. Nelson, End.
Plums-Thos. Toftner. lst: Mrs
Carr, End.
Raspberries-Nlrs. Carl Lindberg
LIST; Mrs. W. c. Towner, End.
Stra wberries-Mrs. Hazlett, 1st.
Mrs. Stenerson, End.
Peaches-Mrs. W. F. Rhea, LIST.
Mrs. Towner End.
Pears-Mrs. O. R. Brown, LIST Mrs.
j. R. Graham, End
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PR|S0NERS:.,AT WORK
ON THE POOR FARM
Six Strong Willing Workers are Build.
ing Fences and Doing Other Work
Under Direction Of supt. siatky

Six willing workers, prisoners from
the county, are at the poor farm
building fences and doing other nee.
essary work Should stranger pass
that way, he might think they were
a number of boys on lark, so jolly
do they seem since getting outside
the dreary walls of the Jail. They
cay that they are only too glad to
work, much Hreferring to do this
than wasting their time in idleness
The men are in charge Of Supt. Frank
S'atky, who is performing his duties
in a dignified and highly satisfa Glory
manner. Sheriff Kelley appointed
Mr.. Slatkey to look after the men
who willingly obey their superinten
dent.
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WARD COUNTY
FAIR PREMIUMS

The following are a group of win
ners at the Ward county agricultural
fair The classification of the list
entails an immense amount Of work
on the part OF the fair Office force
hut the names will be announced a.
they are entered upon the books Of
the association.
Fancy Work. :.
crochetted Cap-Mrs Fred Truax
1st; Mrs. d. c.. Greenleaf, End.
Infants Sock-Mrs. Dickinson, LIST
Mabel Edenbough, End.
Fancy Apron-Clara Reishus, 1st,
Mrs. F.. J. Murphy, End.
Corset Cover (handwork) Mrs. T..
r. Bierly.
Handmade Lunch Cloth-Mrs. NJ.
Ellenthorpe, LIST; Mrs. c.. Truax, End
Darning in Stockings-Mrs. H. W.
Holcomb, list. Mrs. c. R. Bierly, End
Crochetted Doilies-Mrs. Elizabeth
r. Anderson. LIST; Mrs. E. J. Walsh
End.
Pin Cushion-Mrs. E. Whinnery
1st; Jane Hall. Sawyer, 2nd.
Rafiia Basket-Mrs. W. F. Zion.
Net Mellick 'Work-Mrs. A. 7.
Walsh 1st; Mrs. N. Davis, End.
Sweater-Mrs. F.. o. Dickinson, Isl
Mrs. N. Davis. End.
Drawnwork Lunch Cloth-Mrs. L.
A. Corey, 1st; Mrs. Walter Bond I'd
Coronation Centerpiece - Christie
Rose, LIST; Clara Reishus, End.
Specimen Shadow-Mrs. f. O..
Dickinson.
Eyelet French Emb. Waist-Mrs.
J. L. McKinnon, Sawyer. list; Mrs.
f. f. Carpio, End.
Specimen Eyelet-Mrs. E. Ellison,
list; Mrs. Householder, End.
Crochetted Silk Lace-Mrs. E. o.
Dickinson, LIST; Mrs. e. J. Walsh, "a.
Special Cross Sutch-Mrs. M. H..
Mills, list; Mrs. 8. A. Penholbow, End.
Buttonholes-Mrs. W. F. Rhea, list
Lima G. Kitten, End.
White observation-disclosures Mont
gomery.
Willachian Mrs. Hunt, Grand
Forks. 1st; Mrs. F. B. Chapman, End.
Draw Work Centerpiece-Mrs. l..
A. Corey, LIST; MIS- K. T. Hagen, 3D.
Collection Handkerchiefs-Mrs s.
A. Penhollow, 1st; Mrs. Moen, Grand
Forks, End.
Short Handmade Infants Dress
Mrs. A. M. Blaisdell list; Mrs. J. H.
Weinrebe, End.
Handmade Fancy Handke' chiefs
Mrs. P. E. Davis, list; Mrs. J. A.
Holland, End.
Tattine HandksFctas6-Mrs. =. E.
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Farm WORK FOR SEPTEMBER
Many Lhtes Things to d Done ovr-
lna This Month In Preparation for
tise Coming Winter.

About tho first thing to DO b 10
make 4 careful trip over every rod Of
fonoe on the place. Nail on every
loose board and mark all 0eh0 ueaoes
that need greater repairs, to be made
nou day.
Don't put OF whitewashing and pre-
pairing the poultry houses. Make them
Ill snug.
Weed out the strawberry bed before
the fall rains come on.
Sow kale and spinach this month
for early spring use.
The flea beetles VIII b after the
turnips this month. Spray With belle
boro.
Along toward the last Of the month
SOW cabbage and caulidower In drills
n you intend to winter them in cold
frames.
Give tho celery q bit Of nitrate At
soda; 1t will stimulate growth.
Cut second growth clover and put
away for tho sheep next winter.
oive TIE lambs for fall market all
the rood feed they can take care of
1oV.
Weed out tho flock Sell 81 the old
owes, but keep the very best for
breeding.
Feed is plentiful now, and this u .
rood time to rush fat on The old COWS
intended for the butcher.
Do not be in a hurry to shoe the
horses unless they are to 20 ON the
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FOR SALE-Excellent half section of
land, four miles east Of Ryder: Is
acres broke, $50 acres breakable
$1,000 cash with cattle or horses In
trade amounting TO 500: will take
this place, the purchaser to assume
mortgage OF $1,000 at 10 per cent,
payable in three, seven or ten years.
This is snap for any one wanting
to trade for land and having small
amount Of cash Address at once,
Box 274, Ryder, N D 9 IA 4
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HORTICULTURAL NOTES.

TIE goosseer,y 10 s1poely related
to the current.
Thin the apples nd plums II too
heavily loaded.
Keep the culttvator going through
both osohWd and garden.
For Jelly, currants are picked about
half ripe or when partly coloeed.
Raspbesries are progaSated by
seeds, sucker plants and tip plants.
The currant must not be cultivated
deeply. for Il = . shallow.rootsd
plant.
Pick the Da1s3ss and nastu1ttums
every day II yoa want b have plenty
Of bloom.
Do not p1ant streweerries in q
field troubled With esuch grass or
chickweed
All plants that 40 intended for
winter bloomers shou9d have the bud
ptnched OF now.
If the seed b allowed to develop
on the Mac It generally has few
flowers, except every other year.
The strawberry is the king Of smAn
fruits for house use and 10 easily
grown over very large territory.
When buying a sprayer get one
that throws mist spray, Is no other
Will get the solution uniformly Dis
tr1buted over all parts Of the plant
ruau. LET tnom 20 unvav~ TN III
ground freezes.
You will be tempted to buy . boar
1t the state fair. All right, but be
perfectly sure he 10 sound and his
breeder reliable.
90 slow on feeding green corn fod'
de9. It Is likely to cause trouble with
young stock.
OF course the silo 10 all ready fos
d1nns.
The white honey crop should Be
stored in q warm, dry room for rtpen
ING.
This is the month In which the He's
sian ny gets busy laying eggs. Better
not SOW wheat on the same ground
twice in succession.
Do the wagon tires need resetting!
Bad plan to wait till the wagon 10
needed for heavy loads
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GIVES QUICK ACTION.

Mccoy & Co. report that A SIN
GLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., as compounded in
Adler-i-ka, the new German appendi-
otis remedy, relieves constipation,
sour stomach or gas on the stomach
almost INSTANTLY. Many Minot
"eople are being helped Mccoy 4
Co., Druggists.
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GET RID OF INSECTS
One of Most Difficult and Trying
Problems for Pou|tryman.
8sQosooNoo Aas Shown That 10GG
VIZ 10 kssp Birds Frss Ppss~
Loo, M9oos and ots,er Para
ssseo D " Usiao es~s6A

40 pulubsd out In . bulletin q TIE
Maine s1DsF1mant station By Raymond
Pearl and JSank M. Surface, "ono o(
Tie most d1daouk and trying prohlsms
which ~ poultry keeper has to NEST
% that q kseplng his poultry houses
And stook reasonably free from uoo.
mites and other external parasites"
After testing various proprietary
preparations and finding most Of them
very expensive In proportion to their
emaiency the station adopted the use
Of preparations based upon formulas
proposed by r. c. Lawry of the New
York Cornell experiment station, with
very satisfactory results.
For the birds themselves experience
I'D Of the lice is by the use Of dust
ing powder to be worked into the
feathers. In using any kind Of lice
powder on poultry It should
always be remembered that q single
application of powder ia not sufficient.
When there are lice present on . bid,
there are always Unmatched egsD Of
hos ("nftsD present. too. Tho prop
Or procedure IL 10 bu1low up q flrst 40
pdoat3oo f powder With . second at
a interval Of four days to . week. n
- bl1ds We badly 1n11stsd q 10 b.
.a9hnfnG. 4 nay be neoessagy to make
scm . third applioa1ou. 10 clean ths
cracks and crevices of the WOODWORK
q houses and nests of noo and ver
IN, . nquh spray q paint - prob
~ tAs most Desirable form Of appfi
0t1on.
NE hco powder used Is prepared by
2G thros parts q eAsotne VIII
- paN of crude oaIhoe3o puid, So-oS
~ esA strength, q. q thotstter ea1
1k - ootllneA W1lA ooo past Of a.
- and adding gradually. With s&f<
1hg. Gnpuo1 plastDr a pAzas 10 make
1>R - 2qu1d II uu1futd1 dAtbu
~ through Tie maAs a plaster q DRY
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oinkish-brown powder having a fairly
strong carbolic odor and a rather less
pronounced gasoline odor. As a gen.
eral rule, 1t will take about four
quarts Of plaster Of paris to one quart
Of the liquid.
THIS powder Is to be worked into
the feathers Of the birds affected with
vermin. The bulk OF the application
should be in the huff around the vent
and On the vsntral SIDE Of the body
end IN to lfu6 under ~ wings.
For = spray w paint % be apphsd b
1oost1ng boardA nsst bo9es. or wa11a
and door Of thsAsnAplasss The follow
ing preparation y wo1: Three posta
q kerosene and oos part crude ~
bolic ACID, 90-0 pr cent. strength
Thu y stirred up when used and map
b apptied with ny OF the hand spray
pumps or with . brush. II 1905 pss
cent. crude carbdlc acid cannot be %
tained, cresol may be substituted fos
1t in this paint.
The routine methods used By III
station are az follows:
All Matching and rearing Of chickens
10 done In incubators and brooderA
The growing chickens are never a
lowed to come into any contact whAb
ever with old hens. Therefore, when
the pullets are ready to go into tn
laying houses In the fall they are free
from lice. Sometime In the late sum
mer, usually In August or early In
September, the laying houses are CIV
en- a thorough cleaning. They are f{rst
scraped, secured and washed out with
water thrown ON tho walls and hooa
With as much pressure as possibk
from q hose. They are then given two
thorough sprAytngs. with an interva!
a several day. intervening. with 6
0o1nt1nn Of cJ0nol Then tn
soqse1ps boarA, nests, noors and
Wahs b height OF about i've feet az
thoroughly sprayed with the lice paint
Chsrosene on and crude ca1oolic ACID
Z ssoIlbed abovs). Finally, any ysaS.
mgA Or osdsr hnds, whether male q
female, which are to be kept over fos
the next ysapb work ~ given two o.
three successive dustinsv, at imtervala
Of several days to a week between
each application, with the Ice POW
der described abo3o befose thAu azs
put into the clean houses.
A. . result a thsse msthods. ths
st0e1onb pouhy plaat 10 u IN ttmss
Of tie year practically fro % loA
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At bound plate and connecting also
vakh the clev1s In tho loop 1t end Of
tongue. This is a hodback to pre-
,NAnt wagons from 1amming together,
'Wx1As 8. n Hpnkel. tn The RebraskA
Farm Journal C is logchain.
Bring It around coupling pole just In
front Of rear axle at D and around
wagon hammer .. The end Of wagon
tonsuo It A should be shout half way
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80 go

With passes through Or around he
apupling pole, to which tongue At tsail-
q wagon should be CONTESTED by
means Of q clevis through he loop in
md Of tongue B is another chain or
wire around the coupling pole in rear
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE
Prescott hall. Sunday morning at
10: As; subject "Unreality." We'd
nesday evening testimonial services
8p. m. Public welcome.
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Llstre Work-Mrs Householder.
Culinary.


Culinary.
Angel Cake-Nrs. Meservey, o.
cident, LIST; Mrs. e. Ellison, End.
Choc. Cake Filling-Johanna loft
ner.
'hoc. Cake Stirred-Cora Acker, Is,
Mrs. Dickinson, End.
Cocoanut Cake-4Mrs. n. Davis, LIST
Fl)rence Kimball, End.
Caramel Cake-Mrs. p. E. Davis
Gold Cake-Alrs. Madison, list; Jo
hanna Toftner, 2nd.
White Cake-Mrs. w. E. Towner
Fruit Cake-Mrs. Stenersen, 1st.
Ms. c. D. Kelso, End.
Marble Cake-Mrs. O. H. Moon.
Mrs. e. o. Dickinson, End.
Ginger Cake-Mrs. w. E. Turner
LIST, Mrs. e. O. Dickinson End.
Nut Filling-Nrs. Stenerson.
White Filing-Mrs. Stenersen LIST,
White Cookies-Mrs. O. H. Moon
LIST, Grace McDougall End.
Oat Meal rookies-Mrs. A. Bloom
lst, Mrs. F.. o. Dickinson, End.
Ginger Cookies-Johanna Tofftner
1st. Mrs. Dickinson, End.
Hermit-Mrs. E. O. Dickinson.
observation-disclosures Toftner, 1st:
Mrs. l.. Thompson End
Tea Rolls-Mrs. Dickinson, ls,;
Pearl Pringle End.
Baking Powder Biscuit--Mrs. Dick
inson, LIST; Mrs. Towner, End.
Boston Brown Bread-Mrs. O. H.
Moon, lst; Mrs. a. Blom, End.
White Bread--.Johanna Toftner, Dc.
cident, list; Mrs. O. 4. Teschnier. 2rI
Graham Bread Mrs. c. Jones, list;
Mrs O. H. Moon, End.
Whole Wheat-Mrs F. d. Dick:r
son, LIST; Mrs. Stenerson, End.
Pie (custard)-Mrs. Towner, Isl,
Mrs. S. A. Penholder End
Pumpkin-Mrs. W. r. Rhea, lst,
Mrs. O. H. Moon, End
Blu berry-AIrs S. A Penholder.
Cherry-M.. Towner, LIST; Mrs.
Penhollow, End.
Lemon-Mrs. w. F. Rhea, list; Mr.
Henry J. Person, End.
Applicants. Oeth. LIST; Mrs. L. NJ.
Davis, 2nd
Candies.
ChOc. Fudge-Mrs. Stenerson, Isl ::
Mrs. Dorr Carroll, End.
Cream-Miriam Tay1or-1st; Helen
Anrland, End.
Taffy Pulled-Mrs. Vermilya.
Maple Fudge-N1rs Vermilya.
Chocolate Dipped-Mrs. Elmer
Youngs.
Children's Department.
White Bread-Alois REM.
White Cookies-Alvina REM, st
Galena Myers. End.
Sunshine Cake-Marie Foley.
Ginger Cake-Margaret Dickinson,
LIST and 2nd
Cream Candy-Alvina REM.
Taffy-Galena Myers, 1st; Alvina
REM, End.
Chloe. Fudge-Anna Sutherland. Is.
Helen Dwire. End.
Pickles.
Tomato Catsup-Mrs. E. o. Dick
inson. LIST and End
Mustard-Mrs. f. o. Dickinson, Est
Mrs. P. w. Myers, End
Sour Cucumbers-Nrs. P. W. Ny
ers, LIST; Mrs. l.. R. Pence, 2nd
Oil Pickles-Mrs. stenerson, list
Mrs Carr, 2nd.
Crabaples-Mrs. W. F.. Towner, Isl
Mrs. Car Llhtherg, End.
Peaches-Nlrs. r. j. Wilson, 1st,
Mrs. Dickinson, End
fear-Mrs. E. O. Dickinson, Is.
Mrs B. E. Efbrich, End.
Water MelOn-MrS. Vermllya, lSt
Mrs W. F.. Rhea, End
Onion-Mrs. Dickinson, list; and I'd
Tomato and Pickles-Pearl Pringie,
1st; Mrs. E. o. Dickinson, End.
Preserves.
Blackberry-Mrs Dickinson.
Black Cllrrant-Mrs. Dickinson. 1st
Mrs. Towner, End.
Apricots-Mrs. Dickinson, LIST and
2nd.
Crabapples-- Nrs Dickinson, list and
End
Cherries-Mrs Dickinson, LIST:
Mrs. Thomas L. Katz, End.
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Goose hunting will soon be in prog
ress. Hunters should remember that
it is unlawful to hunt geese within
hall mile Of pcrlEalen, water or
after shutdown.
October 9 is designated in many
cities as clean up day.
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FOR SALE-Ten full FLOODED Ply
mouth Rock hens, eleven pullets,
five cOckerels and one cock, very
reasonable. M. H. Wenner Saw
yer, NJ D., r 2. t2@