Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-24
got four scores in that inning. blank
ing their opponents.
Merchants Displays

McECIidfit > DlSpIdyS
In the merchants building the fol-
lowing had booths to display their
wares:
O. 3. EllingbOe displayed two fine
kitchen cabinets.
Speidel & Speidel displayed Ansco
cameras and 4. J. Laidlaw a Corona
typewriter.
Fritz Dry Goods CO. displayed furs
and cloaks.
Miss Margaret Thomas and Miss
Clara Lewis had a couple of booths
attractively arranged to demonstrate
the care of babies and sick people.
The booth contained a bed and loan
closet"
VIM. Jung's booth had good dis
play of bakery goods and groceries
The Rusk County Bank had booth
representing their bank and gave out
metal checks that were worth 80 cents
when used to start a savings ac-
count.
The school exhibit is large and a
large part of it is Of exceptional
merit
The Bon Ton showed cloaks sweat
ers. window drapes and shirt waists.
The State Bank of LadySmith Oc-
cupied the southeast corner booth and
handed out pencils and memorandum
books.
J. 2. Peterson exhibited dining
room set.
The Sands Hardware Co. showed
Il Diamond electric farm lighting out
tit and had display of blue heart
manila rope.
The Helm Implement Co. had two
booths and displayed International en-
gines, power washers, DeLaval cream
separators and milking machines.
Ditmanson & Nelson displayed furs,
cloaks. skirts, overcoats and sheep
lined coats.
T. j. Bowyer, the goldsmith had
the usual exhibit of cheap, sO-called
jewelry.
Fine Fruit Display.
The county display of fruit, with
Supt Stiles in charge, was excellent.
One bunch of Hyslop crab apples
brought in by George Churchill had
II apples on a branch two feet long.
George Churchill was superintend-
cnt of the town of Grant exhibits and
had a leading part in assembling the
display.
The Needlelcraft and fancy work
department had an exceptionally good
display and attracted much attention.
Mrs. L. w. Ham. of Bruce, was the
fancy work judge and Mrs. ID. F. Man
ley. of this city, was the superintendent.
The flower stand was loaded with
flowers of all kinds and was collection
| to be proud of. III. L. Blanchard was
Judge of the flowers and thoroughly
competent for this difficult position.
| Mesdames KermOtt, Slattery and
Manley took charge Of the flower stand
and much credit is due these three wo-
men on the work they did, and THEN
beautiful arrangement of the flowers
| Mrs. w. j. Kermott was superintend
ent of the pastry booth. while Mrs. T.
f. Slattery was superintendent OF the
pastry stores and canned goods de
partment.
Miss Bessie Sands was judge of the
pastry and canned goods.
The Red Cross nursery was a boon tt
the tired mothers who had young ba
bies. The Camp Fire girls boy scouts
and cavalry troop all had hand il
making a success of this rest room
The girls assisted Miss Marie Dres
den. who had charge. One nearly per
feet baby was found when they were
measuring and weighing the babies
and many babies scored high.
The vegetable exhibit in the soutl
shed was full of the choisest vege
tables and grains of the county ant
they were the best exhibit ever shown
; here.
In the poultry department were SOM
: good specimens of geese, white ant
/ bronze turkeys, chickens, and guine;
fowls. The live stock was good horse