The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-09

Richard Burke, state manager Pion
eer Life Insurance Co., IS, best ten ear
yellow dent corn
National Exchange Real Estate Co
SIS cash, best peck Lincoln oats
H. R. Smith, So cash, best peck bar
ley oats.
Frank Clark Real Estate, $3.50 cash
best peck field peas.
Latah County Abstract Co., S. cash
best ten ears white dent corn.
| First National Bank, $40 for bes
peck Red Russian wheat.
Haynes and White, SIS merchandise
for best peck of white barley.
Vegetables and Roots.
VIM. Russell, $3.50 in trade for four
largest and heaviest heads of cabbage.
]. F. Albright, $3.50 in trade, best
bushel of late potatoes.
Moscow Barber Shop, $3.50 in trade
for best table beets, not less than six
in number.
Collins G Orland, SIS in trade for
best peck of white beans.
J. W. Blacker, box of cigars, value
$3.50, best pie pumpkin.
Francis Jenkins, 81 cash, best sample
of home grown canned cherries.
General Exhibits.
Moscow Business College, three
months scholarship, value $35, for
best collective exhibit by young man
or boy under 81 years.
Quesnell & Rowland, ten gallons gas
oline to farmer with largest family in
auto at the fair.
Better Baby Contest.
First Trust and Savings Bank, $40
cash to best baby boy under one year.
Law Department, U. of l., S. cash,
best baby girl under one year.
Fine Arts.
c. c. Swami, grocer, SIS merchandise
for best display of canned fruits and
jellies.
Frank Kelley, jeweler, SO cake plate
for best three cakes baked by one per-
son.
Childers Bros, $3.50 worth of candy
for best display of fancy work by wo
nan over 65 years of age.
Mocoou, IIo rd,yo,o NJ ooffoo ,oroo |
alter, value S., for best display of
Iardanger embroidery.
Andrews Cloak Store, umbrella, va
ue S., for best display of crocheting.
]. j Sterner, one dozen cabinet I
,hotos, value 81, for best display of
Economical Drug Store, ladies hand l
ag, value IS, for best display of drawn 4
York. Ie
Empire Hardware Co., Reed self
asting rooster, value 81, FOR best dis
lay of hand made fillet crocheting.
Hart & Thompson, candy, value /
ESQ, for best display of craft work. e
Moscow Vinegar Works, 10 gallons of g
inegar for best display of cross stitch s
1 embroidery. Six gallons of vinegar F
u best French and Eyelet embroid- a
ry; also 3 gallons of vinegar for best b
on table linen. a
gar for best initiating on table linen. a
H. P. Eggan, framed picture, value e
), for best display of curios. s.
e. J. Carey, music roll, value 81, for b
est handwork by girl under IA years c
age. IL
S. L. Willis, toilet set, value S., for b
st display of water color painting. ii
A. Friend, framed picture of the U. IL
I. administration building, value SIS, d,
r best display of oil paintings.
David C Ely, ladies' suit, value $25, b,
+ best collective exhibit of fine arts al
d womens' work. F.
w. E. Wallace, hall clock, value SIS, r.
r best five rolls farm butter.
Fashion Shop, So merchandise, best
hibit in fine arts
9. F. Sherwood, grocer, one-half bar
of Carnation flour for best loaf of VI
lite bread
L. F. Parsons, 20 lbs. Wisconsin,
cam cheese for End premium on five
Is of farm butter.
R. R. Sherfey, Morris unbreakable
lntain pen for best specimen of pen
nship by any pupil in grade schools 81
he county. :"
Children's Department.
,orner Drug Store, one SIS fountain wi
/ for the best exhibition of penman
p by high school student in Latah Mi
Inty. w.
Iodgin's drug store, one SIS Eastman
1ak for the best collection of Kodak vel
lures by boy or girl under Is years exl
age. col
!. L. Ransom, $3.50 pearl handled