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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-08-08
RULES GOVERNING
THE EXHIBITS.


the Premium List, they will be placed on ex'
hibtion and If meritorious, may be awarded
Premiums.
2-When Articles are not deemed worthy
the Judges will refuse to award premiums
regardless of competition.
3.-No animal or article shall be allowed
to compete for more than one premium, nor
shall it be entered in more than one class,
except as one of herd, or pair, or in sweep
stakes, or cows in milk test
4.-When there is but one exhibit Compel
ing for premium, the Judges may award
no premium, second or first premium as
merit warrants. All premiums shall be
awarded on the individual worth of exhibit.
and in no case will first or second premium
be awarded to an exhibit that would not
merit it in full competition. No exhibit Will
be allowed both first and second premiums
where there is no competition
5.-Anyone trying to deceive the manage
ment as to the grower of an exhibit or who
shall purchase articles or borrow them and
exhibit them in his own name, as having
been grower or made by him, snail 1orieN
all claim as an exhibitor.
6-No person may remove an exhibit be-
fore the close of the fair without permission
of the Superintendent Of the department.
ALI animals shown in the live stock
division shall be registered except those IN
Glass M Satisfactory evidence OF such
registration must be furnished the Judges
before an award is made.
S.--All protests must be made in writing
~ oforx. xytth a
days after close of fair
9.-All entries must be removed before
six o'clock p. m. of the last day of the fair.
While the management will use all reason.
able care in the safe keeping of any articles,
yet it declines all responsibility for loss and
damage not due to any fault of its own.
1O.-A herd shall consist of not less than
three animals.
A pen of one Cock or Cockerel and two
hens or pullets or more. No bird shall be
considered in competition unless more than
four months old.
A box of fruit may consist Of single
layer in cherry or peach boxes.
11.--When an exhibit is entered the Sec.
rotary will give the exhibitor tag upon
which is entered the division, class and lot
number, with the exhibitors entry number.
for each article, animal or herd These tags
are to be attached to the exhibit for which
they are given, and are to remain so at
tached during the exhibition. In case Of
Sheep, Hogs or Poultry, they will be attach.
ed to the pens or coops.
12.-GENERAL ADMISSION ......... Csc
CHILDREN UNDER 12............15c
GRAND STAND. Csc
CHILDREN UNDER -. .15c
No return checks will be given at the gate.
A non-transferable pass will be given with
stock (horses, cattle, sheep and hogs) ex.
hibits.
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Whatcom County Fair at LINDEN October T. and . 191z

Can Plum Preserves, Soc
Specimen not catalogues 50c.
Best display, not less than ~ varletles;
first, $500; second, $1.0O.
Class 8. Pickies-
Can Pear Pickles, soc.
Can Apple Pickles. soc.
Can Crabapple Pickles. soc.
Can Ounce Pickles, soc. !,
Can Watermelon Rind Pickles, soc.
Can Cucumber Pickles, SOC.
Can Bean Pickles, soc.
Can Onion Pickles, soc.
Bottle Chow Chow, soc.
Bottle Tomato Catsup, soc. 4
Bottle Plum Catsup, soc.
Bottle Apple Catsup. soc.
Bottle Chill Sauce, soc.
Specimen not catalogued, SOC.
Best display, not less than 6 varieties:
first, $1.0O; second, SOC.
Class 9. Butter and Cheese -
Display OF Creamery Butter: blue ribbon.
Two lbs. Butter from skinned cream. SOC.
Two lbs Butter from separator cream, soc.
Sample of Full Cream Cheese, creamery
made, blue ribbon.
Sample of Full Cream Cheese home
made, soc.
Miscellaneous
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DEPARTMENT "H"-Fruit.

Glass I. Apples
A plate of fruit shall consist Of five ap-
pies, five ounces, six peaches, IL plums, ~
crabapples four punches of grapes.
Best exhibit Of fruit by individual grower;
first. $500; second, $780,
Best box Alexander Apples; first, Use;
second, soc.
Best box Baldwin Apples; first. 75c; Sec
ond, soc.
Best box Gravenstein Apples; first, 75c;
second, soc.
Best box King Of Tompkins Apples; first.
75c; second, soc.
Best box Grimes Golden Apples; first,
75c; second, soc.
Best box R. I. Greening Apples; first. 75c;
second, SOC.
Best box Northern Spy Apples; first, 75c;
second, SOC.
Best box s s5d Apples; first 75c;
Best box Wealthy Apples; first, 75c; Sec
ond, soc.
Best eight plates Apples. eight varieties;
first $1.OO; second, soc.
Largest five Apples in plates. soc.
Best plate Alexanders, soc.
Best plate Arkansas Black, soc.
Best plate Baldwin SOC.
Best plate Banana, soc.
Best plate Beethoven, soc.
Best plate Ben Davis, soc.
Best plate Bismark, Soc
Best plate Blue Pearmln, 5Oc.
Best plate Black Ben Davis. soc.
Best plate Duchess of Gutenberg, soc.
Best plate Dutch Mignone, soc.
Best plate Fameuse, soc.
Best Plate Glori Mundi, soc.
Best plate Gravenstein, soc.
Best Plate Grimes Golden, SOC.
Best plate Jonathan, soc.
Best plate King of Tompkins, soc.
Best plate Maiden Blush, soc.
Best plate None Such, soc.
Best plate Northern Spy, soc.
Best plate Red Astrachan, soc.
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second, SOC.
Collie Dog; first, 800; second, So.
Class 6. Sweepstakes-
Display of Poultry; first, $500; second,
$3.50.
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Rest plate Rome Beauty, soc.
rest plate r. |. Greening, QUO.
Best plate Russet Golden, QUO
Best plate Russell Roxbury, ooc'
Best plate Salome, SOC.
Pest plate Strawberry, 5Oc. =
Rest plate Spitzenberg. soc.
Best plate Wealthy, 5Oc
Best plate Wagner, soc.
Best plate Winesap, Soc
Rest plate Wolf River, soc.
Rest Plate Yellow Transparent ooc'
Grab Apples en-.
Best plate Black Siberian, soc.
Best plate Hyslop. SOC.
Best plate Transcendent, 5Oc
Best plate Whitney, Soc
Best plate Yellow Siberian, 5oc.
Glass 2, Pears, Ounces, Plums' etc
Best box Pears, any variety. worthy VI
premium; first, 75c; second, soc.
Best plate of Pears, any variety, worthy
of premium, Soc
Best plate ounces, SOC.
Best display of Plums and Prunes' NOT less
than varieties; first, 81; second, 5Oc.
Rest plate of Plums, any variety. soc.
Best plate Prunes, any variety QUO.
Best plate of Peaches, soc.
Rest Mate of Grapes, dark variety, soc.
Rest plate of Grapes, red variety, 5Oc.
Best plate of Grapes, green variety ooc
Best quart box Red Raspberries, 5Oc
Best quart Blackberries, soc.
Best quart box Strawberries, Soc
Rest nuart box Phenomenal or Logan ber-
ries, soc.
Best Dlate English Walnuts, SOC.
Best plate Black Walnuts. soc.
; Best plate Butternuts, soc.
Rest plate Chestnuts, 5Oc.
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specimen waist, DUO.
Miscellaneous
Crochet
Specimen Silk Crochet. soc.
Specimen Linen Crochet. soc.
Specimen Cotton Crochet. soc. i
Specimen Wool Crochet, soc.
Specimen Jacket Crochet. soc.
Specimen Slippers Crochet. 5Oc
Irish Crochet
Specimen Collar. soc.
Specimen Open Bag, soc.
Specimen Baby Bonnet, soc.
Specimen Collar and Cuffs SOC.
Specimen JabOt, soc.
Sofa Pillows
Specimen Silk Embroidery. soc.
Specimen Cotton Embroidery, soc.
Specimen Freatrnal Design, SOC.
Specimen Hand Painted, soc.
Specimen Drawn Work. soc.
Specimen Hardanger. soc.
Specimen Ribbon Embroidered. soc.
Miscellaneous
Fancy Apron, soc.
Child's Dress, Soc
Fancy Bag, SOC.
Cotton Quilt, soc.
Worsted Quilt, SOC.
Silk Quilt soc.
Home Made Rug. SOC.
DEPARTMENT "k"-Art.
Paintings In OIL
Landscape, Soc
Flowers, SOC. e
Animals, soc. !,
Water Colors-
Landscape, soc. d
Flowers Soc
Animals, SOC.
Pen and Ink Drawings
Landscape, soc.
Flowers, soc.
Animals, soc.
Miscellaneous
Hand Decorated China. first, 800: Sec
second, soc.
Specimen of Typography; first, $1.00; Sec
ond. SOC.
Display Of Amateur Camera Work: first.
$500; second, $3.50.
DEPARTMENT "L"-FIorai.
Class I. Cut Flowers
Bouquet Asters soc. a
Bouquet Show Dahlias, soc.
Bouquet Cactus Dahlias, Soc
Bouquet Crysanthemums, SOC.
Bouquet Carnations, soc.
Bouquet Geraniums, soc.
Bouquet GladiOii, soc.
Bouquet Nasturtiums, soc.
Bouquet Pansies, SOC.
Bouquet Petunias. soc.
Bouquet Roses. soc.
Bouquet Sweet Peas. SOC.
Mixed Bouquet. soc.
Glass 2. Plants-
Specimen BegOnias, soc.
Specimen Cactus, soc.
Specimen Ferns, SOC. -;
Specimen Fuchsia, soc.
Specimen Geraniums. SOC.
Specimen Gala Lilly, SOC.
Specimen Foliage Plant, soc.
Best collection OF house plants, not less
that varieties; first, 50; second, 81. SO.
DEPARTMENT "M"-Miseeiianeou.
nfcO1o ~
ribbon.
Best Display of Finished Lumber; blue rib.
. bon.
Best Bunch of Shingles: blue ribbon.
Sample Scroll Work; first, 81; second, Soc
Sample Turned Iron Work; first. $1.OO; sec.
Ond, soc.
Sample Turned Wood Work: first. S1.OO;
second, SOC.
Sample Hand Made Wood Work; first. 81 90:
Sample Hand Made Wood Work by person
under 16 years of age first. 800: sec.
ond. soc.
Display of Home Made Furniture; first.
$500; second, $3.50.
Manual Training Exhibit, by any school
in the county (wood work., $3.50.
Domestic Science Exhibit by any school In
the county Sewing and hand work.. $500.
Domestic Science Exhibit, by any school In
the county Cooking only, $500.
Collection Of Relics and Curios; first, 81 90:
second, $100.
Collection Of Whatcom County Minerals:
first. $500; second. $780,
Specimen OF Map Drawing: first, 81. 90; sec.
ond soc.
Written Alphabet in Capital Letters: first.
$1.OO; second, soc.
Written Figures, 1, 2. 3, 4, s, ~, 8, g. 0:
first, $1OO; second, SOC.
SPECIAL PRIZE OFFER,
To-
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best pound OF Drlou bdChDcTTlco, OVC.
Best pound of Dried Red Raspberries. SOC
Best pound Dried Black Raspberries, soc.
Best pound of Dried Currants, soc.
Best pound Of Dried Corn. SOC.
Best pound Of Dried Pumpkin. SOC.
Best pound Dried Pears. soc.
Best pound of Dried Prunes, soc.
Best pound of Dried Strawberries, soc.
Best specimen Dried Fruit or Vegetables
not catalogued, soc.
Best display of Dried Fruits; first, 800;
second, soc.
Class 3. Canned Fruits-
Can Loganberries, soc.
Can Strawberries, soc.
Can Rhubarb soc.
Can Red Raspberries, SOC.
Can Black Raspberries, Soc
Can Blackberries, soc.
Can Gooseberries soc.
Can Red Plums, soc.
Can Yellow Plums, soc.
Can Red Cherries, SOC.
Can Black Cherries soc.
Can Yellow Cherries. soc.
Can Peaches Soc
Can Pears. soc.
Can Grapes, soc.
Can Red Currants, SOC.
Can White Currants, SOC.
Can Red Prunes, soc.
Can Silver Prunes soc.
Can specimen not catalogued. soc.
Best display, not less than IL varieties;
first, $500; second, $3.50.
Class 4. Canned Vegetables
Can Beets SOC.
Can Tomatoes, SOC.
Can Sweet Corn, soc.
Can Sweet Corn on Cob, soc.
Can String Beans, soc.
Can Peas, soc.
Cans Asparagus, soc.
Can Cauliflower, soc.
Best specimen not catalogued, soc.
Best display, not less than varieties;
first, $500; second. 800.
Class 5. Jams
Can Apple Butter, SOC.
Can Pear Jam, soc.
Can Crabapple Jam. Soc
Can Apple Jam. SOC.
Can Strawberry Jam, Soc
Can Red Raspberry Jam, Soc
Can Black Raspberry Jam, soc.
Can Loganberry Jam, SOC.
Can Blackberry Jam, SOC.
Best specimen not catalOgued, soc.
Best display, not less than varieties:
first. $500; second. $1.OO.
Glass 6. JelIies-
Glass Crabapple Jelly, SOC.
Glass Blackberry Jelly, Soc
Glass Red Raspberry Jelly, soc.
Glass Cherry Jelly, Soc.
Glass Black Raspberry Jelly. soc.
Glass Red Currant Jelly, soc.
Glass White Currant Jelly, soc.
Glass Loganberry Jelly, SOC.
Glass Plum Jelly, soc.
Glass Grape Jelly, soc.
Glass Apple Jelly, soc.
Glass Wild Blackberry Jelly. zoe.
Specimen not catalogued, SOC.
Best display, not less than IL varieties;
first, $500; second, $1.O0.
Glass 7. Preserves
Can Watermelon Preserves. soc.
Can Pear Preserves, SOC.
Can Crabapple Preserves, SOC.
Can Ounce Preserves, soc.
Can Strawberry Preserves, SOC.
Can Red Raspberry Preserves. soc.
can Apple Preserves, soc.
Can Blackberry Preserves, soc.
Can Black Raspberry Preserves, soc.
Can Loganberry Preserves SOC.
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DEPARTMENT "F"-vegetabies.

Best half bushel Carmen No. g. 5Oc.
Best half bushel Early Rose. soc.
Best half bushel Early Ohio. SOC.
Best half bushel Gold CON- soc.
Best half bushel Irish Cobbler, SOC.
Best half bushel Late Rose, soc.
Best half bushel Million Dollar, Soc
Best half bushel Mortgage Litter. soc.
Best half bushel Melted Gem, Soc
Best half bushel Rural New Yorker, Soc
Best half bushel Sir Walter Raleigh, Soc
Best half bushel Snowflakes. soc.
Best half bushel White Elephant, soc.
Best half bushel Worlds Fair. SOC.
The largest potato, soc.
Glass 2. Other Root Vegetables
Best 6 Table Beets, soc.
Best 6 Red Stock Beets, soc.
Best Yellow Stock Beets, Soc
Best Sugar Beets, soc.
Best White Mangel Beets soc.
Best Table Carrots, soc.
Best 6 Yellow Carrots, soc.
Best 6 White Carrots soc.
Best Parsnips, SOC.
Best White Egg Turnips, soc.
Best Flat Turnips, soc.
Best 6 Rutabagas, soc.
Best Vegetable Oysters. soc.
Best Radishes, SOC.
Best IL Globe Onions, soc.
Best IL Flat Onions. SOC.
Glass 3. Vegetables. mot roots)-
Best Purple Cabbage. soc.
Best 3 Green Cabbage, SOC.
Best 3 Cauliflower, soc.
Best Brussel Sprouts, SOC.
Best 3 Curly Kale soc.
Best Heads Lettuce, soc.
Best 3 Heads Celery, SOC.
Best 6 Cucumbers, soc.
Best Ears Sweet Corn, SOC.
Best 6 Ears Popcorn, soc.
Best Stalks Sweet Corn, soc.
Best half peck String Beans in pod. SOC.
Best half peck Shell Beans, soc.
Best half peck Garden Peas. soc.
Best Sweet Peppers. SOC.
Best Red Tomatoes, soc.
Best Yellow Tomatoes, soc.
Best Crook-Neck Squash, soc.
Best Yellow Scallop Squash. SOC.
Best 3 White ScallOp Squash, soc.
Best Hubbard Squash. SOC.
Best Marblehead Squash, soc.
Largest Stock Squash, SOC.
Best 3 Pie Pumpkins, SOC.
Best 8 Citrons, SOC.
Best MuskmelOns, SOC.
Best Watermelon, SOC.
Largest Stock Pumpkin, Soc
The Best Parsley, soc.
Largest Cabbage soc.
Largest Head Sunfl0wer, SOC.
Best Stalks Rhubarb, soc.
Best Sample Tobacco, soc.
Best Sample Holland Cut Beans. soc.
Best Exhibit of Vegetables; first, $500;
second, $3.50.
DEPARTMENT "c"-crains and Forage
Plants.
Class I. sheaf exhibit
Best exhibit of grains. grasses and other
forage plants, not less than eight va.
rieties: first, $500; second. $3.50.
Best sheaf Red Glover, soc.
Best Sheaf Alsac Clover. soc.
Best Sheaf Alfalfa, soc.
Best Sheaf Vetch, soc.
Best Sheaf Field Peas, soc.
Best Sheaf of Oats, soc.
Best Sheaf of Wheat, soc.
Best Sheaf Rye, soc.
Best Sheaf Timothy, soc.
Best Sheaf Red Top, soc.
Best Sheaf of Any Other Forage Plant not
on this list worthy of premium, Soc
Class 2. Shelled Grains and Seeds
Grains and seeds competing in this class
must be free from chaff and dirt. They
should be exhibited in neat sacks.
Best Peck Wheat soc.
Best Peck Buckwheat, SOC.
Best Peck Oats, soc.
Best Peck Rye, SOC.
Best Peck Barley, soc.
Best Peck Flax, soc.
Best Peck Field Peas, soc.
Best Peck Soy Beans, Soc
Best Peck Flint Corn on cob. SOC.
Best any other farm seed worthy Of pre-.
MUM. soc.
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DEPARTMENT "J"-Neediework.

Embroidery
Specimen Silk Embroidery, 50c
Specimen Linen Embroidery, soc.
Specimen White Cotton Embroidery, soc.
Specimen Hardanger Embroidery, soc.
Specimen Cross Stitch Embroidery, soc.
Specimen French Embroidery, soc.
Lace
Specimen Point Lace, soc.
Specimen Battenberg Lace. Soc
Tatting-
Specimen Shirtwaist Tatting soc.
Specimen Handkerchief Tattlng. soc.
Specimen Collar Tatting, Soc
Drawn Work.
Specimen Hemstitching, SOC.
Specimen Towels, Soc
Specimen Pillow Cases, Soc j
Specimen Table Cloth, soc. T. d,
Specimen Waist, soc.
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Best plate Black Walnuts, QUO.
Best plate Butternuts, soc.
Best plate Chestnuts, soc.
DEPARTMENT "i"-Househoid Dept.
Class I. Culinary
Loaf of White Bread, Soc
Loaf Graham Bread. Soc
Loaf Whole Wheat Bread. soc.
Loaf Corn Bread, SOC.
Tin Baking Powder Biscuits. soc.
Tin Raised Biscuits, Soc
Tin Soda Biscuits. soc.
Best 12 Doughnuts, soc.
Best ~ Cinnamon Rolls, soc.
Best ~ Sugar Cookies, SOC.
Best ~ Ginger Cookies. Soc
Best IL Fruit Cookies. soc.
Best Loaf Cake, SOC.
Best Fruit Cake, soc.
Best Sponge Cake. soc.
Best Lemon Cake. soc.
Best Marble Cake. soc.
Best Nut Layer Cake, SOC.
Best Cocoanut Layer Cake, soc.
Best Chocolate Layer Cake, soc.
Best Whipped Cream Cake soc.
Best assortment of Cakes. or more; first.
800; second, SOC.
Best Lemon Pie, Soc
Best Apple Pie, SOC.
Best Blackberry Pie, SOC.
Best Pumpkin Pie, SOC.
Best Mince Pie, soc.
Best assortment of Pies, or more; first.
$1.O0; second, SOC.
Best Plum Pudding, SOC.
Rest assortment of Homemade Candies;
first, 81 90; second, soc.
Miscellaneous
Class 2. Dried Fruits and Vegetables
Best pound Of Dried Apples, soc.
Best pound of Dried Blackberries, soc.
Best pound of Dried Red Raspberries. soc
Best pound Dried Black Raspberries, soc.
Best pound of Dried Currants, soc.
Best pound of Dried Corn, soc.
Best pound of Dried Pumpkin, SOC.
Best pound Dried Pears. soc.
Best pound of Dried Prunes, soc.
Best pound of Dried Strawberries, SOC.
Best specimen Dried Fruit or Vegetables
not catalOgued soc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

Mr. II. NJ. Banner. the Santa FEE
agricultural man said here the 9th
er day that West Texas would yet
show up 10 be the best agricultural
region in the State He said the peo-
pie must get out OF the idea of so
much speculation and settle down TO
make living AS a rule the specu-
lator is not country builder. The
prosperity of West Texas depends on
the prosperity of the men who build
homes and raise crops and stock
There are lots of people in this
country who have lived here through
worse drouths that we have had in
later years and those who are able
TO stay with West Texas will come
out on top
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

Special excursion TO Houston and
Galveston and return
SS.O5
from Snyder to either of the above
cities and return. Special train leaves
Snyder, Aug. 9TH about noon, re-
turning leaving Galveston and Hous-
ton night of Aug 10th. We have ar
ranged these dates so as to permit
passengers to take In the Cotton Car
nival at Galveston in addition TO 9th
er attractions there on these dates.
Also s17.6O, Snyder to Galveston
and return. going Aug. to 10. re-
turn limit Aug. 90.
Account Sheriffs Association at
TT. Worth we will sell tickets Sny-
der TO Fort Worth and return good
going Aug. >, return limit, Aug 10
at
$685.
round trip.
Account state Democratic con-
vention at San Antonio. Texas. Aug
IL to II We will sell tickets. Snyder
to San Antonio and return at
$3.50
good going Aug. 9 and 10. Final linn
it for return. Aug IS.
Account Odd Fellows Association
meeting at sweetwater. Aug. 14-15
we will sell tickets, Snyder to Sweet
water and return at
S1.55
round trip. Good going Aug. 10. re-
turn limit, Aug. 16.
Account Presbyterian Encamn-
ment at Kerrville, Texas. July 25th
to Aug. 18Th. 1912. We will sell
tickets at
$3.50
round trip. Good going July % and
23. Return limit. Aug. 16.
Account Epworth League En-
campment Estate Sunday SCHOOL,
Aug. LIST 10 11th at Corpus Christi
Texas. we will sell round trip tick
cts at
1915
Good going July 20 and 80 Return
limit. Aug 18th.
For air year and summer tourist
rates N Texas resorts. all points of
interest In the United States phone
or call at Santa Re passenger depot.
I. G. CLARK,
Agent
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
Social Event.

The J. q. G.. Social Club met with
Miss Francis Ely Wednesday. July
"a. After several games of "42" and
music by some of the members, Miss
Francis assisted by her sister sery-
ed delicious refreshments OF sand
witches and iced tea Those present
were:
Louise Clark.
Lois Grantham,
Monte Martin,
Florence Cornelius.
Eunice Brice.
Halle Cooley.
Zada Monroe.
Annie YonRe
Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

The vote OF the democrats on to-
morrow will shape up the policies Of
Texas for the next two years We
ought to vote as patriots. We should
vote for the men we believe will
make the best all purpose officers
We may like man on one point
who is weak along other lines We
should select men who will see that
Texas has fair showing for the great
est possible progress.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

Program Homo Mission Society.
july 20. nj the Presbyterian
church
Leader Mrs Grimes.
study Course, Chapter 4
The Church and Social Questions
Scripture Reading: Amos 5:11-12
Zach: 7:9-1O;DeW. 24:14 O.
Song No 81
Prayer
Song No. 81
What is the ideal Of the Church
and how has It failed-Mrs. Couch.
Some of the marked successes of
the church Mrs. Joe Strayhorn.
American Democracy. what does
IL require Mrs. Ezell.
What dangers threaten the home
and home llfe-Mrs. Olin Hardy
How can the church increase its
practical power'-Mrs. Grantham.
Song 1i5.
Hostess Mrs Allen Weaver.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
Tnc.lIn, sncinl CInh Mcl

Mrs. T.. = Grimes was the charm
ing hostess to the Tuesday Social
club this week.
After very interesting business
meeting several enthusiastic games
OF forty-two were played. followed
by delicious refreshments. consist
ing OF three courses.
Mrs Grimes Is always a delight
ful hostess and this proved as usual
an extremely enjoyable afternoon.
Te clubs next meeting will be
held with Miss Eubank, August g.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
Mays Is Confident.

Dallas. Tex. July 4. 1912.
Editor Signal
Snyder, Texas,
Relative reports from every coun-
~ In the state assures a great vic
tory al polls for Judge Ramsey and
clean government Saturday. We
hope to make the victory complete
by selecting Ramsey delegates at
the precinct primary conventions.
We heartily appreciate all assistance
we can get in this great contest for
clean politics.
Il RICHARD MAYS,
I State Chairman.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

United States District Judge Han
ford Of Seattle who was about to be
impeached for misconduct in Office
has sent In his resignation.
lie is charged with unjustly de-
priving a Socialist OF his citizenship
The committee suspended action.
Congressman Berger says the resig-
nation is an admission OF guilt Han
ford claims ill health as his reason.
but history will record the truth I'm
the case
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

Bishop Henry w. Warren OF the
Methodist church died this week at
Denver with pneumonia. He has
been an active bishop for thirty two
years.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
Insect Bite Cn.ts Log.

a Boston man lost his leg from
the bite OF an insect two years before
To avert such calamitics from
stings aud bites OF Insects use Buck
lens Arnlca salv6 promptly to kill
the poison and prevent ihflamation.
swelling and pain. Heals burns boils
ulcers. piles. eczema. cuts aud
bruises Only 25 cents at an drug
rists
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

fyou are a housewife you cannot reason.
ably hope to be healthy or beautiful by wash.
ing dishes, sweeping and doing homework
all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at
night. You must get out into the open air
and sunlight. IL you do this every day and
keep your stomach and bowels in good order
by taking Chamberlain's Tablets when need.
ed, you should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26
Chicken pie

The ladies Of the Christian church
viii serve a chicken pie dinner at
she koonsman building. west side of
the square Saturday July 81 Ev-
crybody is. Invited to take dinner
with the ladies and enjoy feast OF
juicy chicken pie.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

One evidence of the wholesome in
iluence of Christianity is seen in the
fact that every man who wants ia
vors from the better elements of So
ciety. profess great respect for
the church.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-26

From the looks of the State De-
mocratic ticket this year. traffic on
Salt river is going to be heavier
than usual and to prevent congestion
at the passenger docks. an order for
more boats and better boats should
be placed az once in order to handle
the business with a degree OF pre-
clsion and certainty.