The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-09-26

EAST SOUND

All the ScUOOlS Oh OtSoo 'oa"~ go
lxv;ted to compete and it is hoped
that all interested in growing
things. whether fine vegetables. fine
flowers or fine children will attend.
Prizes are offered by the Moth
er's club of East Sound. the Village
Improvement club. the Grange.
Msdrona club and several individu-
ais amounting in all to about $40.
1t is hoped that the Children's Fair
will become an annual event and
that the fine prizes offered Will
stimulate the interest in growing
gardens next year.
Following is list of prizes:
Largest variety vegetables
aoy-Year S sub. Popular Mechanics
sr;rl-Pocket manicure set.
Largest variety of flowers
Duy-Ingersoll watch.
girl-Set of garden tools.
5 best vegetables So cash; 5 best
flowers So cash.
Finest single vegetable
soy-Base ball mitt.
sxiri-Silver button hook.
Finest single flower Pocket
Knife. Finest display canned vege-
aables-Book "Freckles" Finest
display canned fruit-Book "Girl
ssf Timber LOST. Best jar canned
vegetables bag. Best jar
canned fruit - Brass fern pot.
Best glass jeIly-Box stationery.
Best pound butter-Dairy thermom-
aeter. Best loaf bread-Index box
EOr recipes. Best loaf cake-Cook
book. Best layer cake-Flower
vase. Best cookies Meas ur ne
gsass and triple spoon. Best display
Kindergard n work-Doll. Best
embroidery Silver thimble. Best
Bottom Button hole scissors.
Best display fancy work-Leather
needle case. Best display canned
meats. fish. fowl-not yet decided.
At a meeting of the Board Of Di-
rertors Monday night it was decid-
ed to engage another teacher.
Miss Mann will act as principal:
will conduct the high school and
Domestic Science cources and the
new teacher will take the lower
grades. Plans for remodeling the
two upper rooms to form fine as
ssemDly room and for using one of
the large upper cloak rooms as
Domesti: Science room were made.
ahe assembly room may be used as
a Social Center for the children's
Fair. Spelling and Declamatory con-
tests. Grange or any citizens meet
angs. whether social or business and
I'VE hope later for Victrola concerts
and educational picture films. The
Domestic Science room will make
warm lunches possible for the lit
TIE ones who walk so far, and great
er mental and physical efficiency
swill result.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Donahue left
for the East last Wednesday. They
expect to visit Chicago. Salt Lake
City. New York and other cities
during their trip, which will cover
u period of three months. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Patterson will live in
the Donahue home during their alb
ssence.
DR.. and Mrs. l. M. Harrison will
leave for an extended trip through
the East Monday. They will visit
their old home in Michigan and
other places. They will be gone
about three months.
Mrs. 7. S. Waldrip entertained
with luncheon Wednesday in hon.
or of Mrs. l. M. Harrison.
Mrs. H. B. Paige and young son
have returned to their home in Bel
bingham.
Miss Iemplin has returned home
fxom most delightful automobile
"trip with Seattle frienas. She was
gone about ten days and visited
many beautiful places in British
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy R. Allen have
showed into their own home in the
village.
Mrs. Rapeije is living in Noun,
Constitution Inn for the winter dur