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Newspaper Page TextLAST DAY OF FAIR DRAWS BIG CROWD (Continued from page 1) second, Mrs. Law son, Scappoose; third, Mrs. V. It. Davis, Kaiuter. Best piece niontnietlic embroidery First, Mrs. C. E. Lufkin, Yankton. Best piece Venetian embroidery First, Mrs. C. E. wUtkin, Yaukton; second, saiAe. Uest piece punchwork First, Mrs. D. Link, Goble. Host piece Venetian cutwork First, Mrs. Fred Adnnjs, St. Helens. Host piece eyelet embroidery First, Mrs. Ella Rosenthal, St. Hel ens; second, Mrs. A. F. Harnett; third, Mrs. I3ertha e'.owall, Maygcr. Best pieco drawawork embroidery First, Mrs. May Morton, Scap poose. Best piece Irish crochet First, Mrs. M. Rosenthal; second, Mrs. E. B. Gotcher, Mayger; third, Mrs. Ag nes E. Johnson, Scappoose. Best Venetian crochet First, Mrs. Bounoll; second, Mrs. Reca John son, Mayger; third, Mrs. 0. P. Ellis, Goble. Best piece fillet First, Mrs. May Morton, Scappoose; second, Mrs. M. Rosenthal; third, Mrs. Alma Hell born, St. Helens. Best 12 buttonholes First, Mrs. Eugean Allen, Rainier; second, Mrs. E. Hunter, Deer Island; third, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee, Rainier. Best collection china painting First, Miss Ella Rosenthal. Best single piece china painting First, Miss Ella Rosenthal; second, Mrs. Eugean Allen, Rainier. Best piece oil painting First, Mrs. Grant Watts, Scappoose; second, Mrs. M. Griffith, Scappoose; third, Mrs. Bertha Stowall, Mayger. Best water color painting First, Mrs. Berdie Clark, P"ippoose; sec ond, Mrs. Bertha Sto.'ll, Mayger. Best crayon picture First, Mrs. John Eurie, West St. Helens. Best piece netting First, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee, Rainier; second, Mrs. A. G. Chalick, Scappoose. Best cotton knitting First, Mrs. A. G. Chalick, Scappoose; second, Mrs. Mary Sheerin, Rainier; third, Mrs. John Hockanson, Mayger. Best piece wool knitting First, Mrs. Lawson, Scappoose; second, Mrs. Mary Miller, St. Helens; third, Mrs. O. Buss, Warren. Best piece tatting First, Mrs. Elma Lohte, Deer Island; second, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee, Rainier; third, Mrs. C. E. Lufkin, Yankton. Best piece hardanger First, Mrs. H. Jacobsen, St. Helens; second, Mrs. E. B. Nielsen, Rainier. Best piece drawnwork First, Mrs. Mary Morton, Scappoose. Best piece battenburg First, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee; second, Mrs. C. E. Lufkin, Yankton. Best piece point lr.ee First, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee. Best allover crochet bed spread First, Miss Agnes Johnson, Scap pooss; second, Mrs. Edwin R038, St. Heleas; third, Mrs. Eugean Allen, Rainie.v Boat pieco cross stitch First, Mrs. E. W. Saxton, Warren. Best crochet and linen bed spread First, Mrs. D. Link, Goble; second, Mrs. E. B. Nielsen, Rainier. Best silk- quilt First, Mrs. H. R. Dibblee; second, Mrs E. A. Crouse, St. Helens; third, Mrs. J. W. Akin. Best wool quilt First, Mrs. Mary Lowe, West St. Helens; second, Mrs. M. M. Cooper, St. Helens. Be3t cotton quilt First, Mr3. Jen nie Lovelace, Rainier; second, Mrs. J. W. Akin; third. Mrs. M. M. Cooper. Be t applique quilt First, Mrs. A. O. ilorelund, Warren. Beat rag rugFirst, Mrs. R. O. Hazen; second, same; third, Mrs. A. O. Bcrglund, Warren. Ticex sofa pillow First, Mrs. Fred Adr.ms, St. Helens; second, Mrs. Mary Lowe, St. Helsnu; third, Mrs. Otto Lovontzen, St. Helens. Ber,t practical drawing Mrs. Eu gean Allen, Rainier; socond, Mrs. Ed-j win Olson, St. Helens; third, Mrs.! Isaacson, Warren. j Be:;t wator color pointing Mrs. j Berdlo Clark, Scappoose; second,1 Mrs. liertha Stowall, Mayger. ' I Best crayon picture First, Mrs. John Eurie, West St. Helens. Vounjf Women' Fxhihit Vnder 21 Best general collection fancy work ' Mrs. S. W. Dahlgren, Warren. Beat single piece colored embroi dery, Mrs. S. W. Dahlgren; second, Miss Anna WelBenborn; third, Miss Lois Dibblee, Rainier. limit ulnrrla t . I ,. ,. ,. ...I. I ,, ijitod wuiiu uifiuroiuery Mrs. S. W. Dahlgren; second, Miss i Iva Tarbell, Yankton. 1 Beat sofa pillow. Miss Anna Wels enborn; second, Mrs. S. W. Dahl gren; third, Miss Iva Tarbell. . Bent collection crochet, Miss Lucy Boesnl, Scappoose; second, Marie Do mlt; third, Adelle Link, Goble. Bert piece crochet, Miss Ruth N. Hunter; second, Gertrude Brown. Best pieco tatting, Miss Olilo Stolt enberg; second, Miss Anna Welscn born, Warren; third. Miss Iva Tar bell, Yankton. Best piece drawn work. Miss Lucy Boose!. Best piece cross stitch. Miss Har riet Ross, St. Helens; second. Miss Marie Walker, St. Helens; third. Miss Anna Welsenborn, Warren. Best piece hemstitching. Miss Lucy lloesel; second. Miss Iva Tarbell. I'lKeon Best pair, first and second and best display. B. Hamill, Deer Island. HalibiU Best young doe. best young buck First, C. K. Olsen. West St. Helens; second, Elma Gladheart, Warren. Beat old buck and best old doe First, B. Hamill, Deer Island. Best doe and litter First. Elma Gladheart, Warren; second, C. K. Olsen, West St. Helens. Ciecwe Best pair First, Mrs. Roblnette, West St. Helens; second, J. I. Well born. Warren. " Poultry Buff Orpingtons Firct and second hen. first and second pullet, first cockerel, first and second pen. first cock, W. L. Goin, St. Helens; secon.l cockerel, J. I. Wellborn, Warren. Barred Plymouth Rocks First hen, Irving Erlckson, Warren; fitst and second pullet, first and second cockerel, Geo. Perry, Weat St. Helens White Leghorns First pen, second pullet, first and second cock, first hen, B. Hamill, Deer Island; first cockorel, A. Kohlstrand, Warren; second cockerel and first pullet, C. K. Olsen, West St. Helens. Anconas First "and second cock erel, first cock, first and second pen first end second pullet, first end sec ond hen, Ray Tarbell. Yankton. Rhodo Island Whites First pen first and second cockerel. A. M. Will iams, St. Helens; first cock, first hen ' Ilr3t pullet, Ruakln Blatsford, Scap ! pooso. i Rhodo Island Heds First pen, ' second pullet, second cockerel, first i hen, second hen, firct cockerel, best ! collection. A. M. Williams. St. Ilet 'ens; second pen, socond pullet, first I cockerel, Geo. Bowen, Rainier. I Whlto Orpingtons First pen, first j hen, B. Mansburgcr, West St. Helens; I second pen, second hen, first and sec 1 ond cockerel, E. Ross, St. Holeas. I Buff Leghorns First and second ! cock, first and second lion, first and j second pullet, first and second pen, first and second cockerel, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Larson, Goble. S. Favoralls First cockerel, first : and second pullet, Mrs. C. Lingren, i Yankton. j S. Campine First cockerel, first ' pullet, Floyd Mackay, Scappoose. 1 White Wyandotte First cockerel, t. Brown, Yankton; second cockerel, 1 Lester Isaacson, Warren; first pul j let, Frank Brown,, West St. Helens; ; second pullet, Lester Isaacson, War I ron. Buff Rocks First hen, B. Hamill, I Deer Island. ! White Rocks First and second J hen, first cockerel, second pullet. Lois I Oliver, West St. Helens; first pen. I Roy Stewart, St. Helens. C. Buttercup First pen, first pul j let, -first cockerel, first lien, first cock, ; C. O. Muhr, Warren. B. Sumatras First cockerel, first pullet, J. I. Wellborn, Warren, j Pat. Cochin First hen, first and , second cockerel, Y. K. Bankson, Deer Island. I Turkeys First and second pair, j J. I. Wellborn, Warren. Best collections W. L. Coin, St. i Helens; A. D. Larson, Goble; A. M. ; Williams, St. Helens; Ray Tarbell, j Yankton. Black Minorcas First and second cockerel, A. H. Carlson, Warren. D. Cornish First and second hen, first cockerel,' B. Hamill. Hamburgs First pullet, Frank Crouse, West St. Helens; first cock erel, J. I. Wellborn; second cockerel, Frank Crouse; first pen, Norman Wllklns, St. Helens; second pen, Jack Applcton, Deer Island. Buff Leghorns First cockerel, first and second pullet, C. K. Olsen, West St. Helens. G. r'ampiene First pen, first cock erel, B. Hamill. Ducks First pair, J. I. Wellborn; second pair, Geo. Perry, West St. Helens. Best display First, B. Hamill. Live HUmIc Cows, Shorthorn First and sec ond, Ray Tarbell, Yankton; 2-year-old, first, Ray Tarbell; second and third, G. L. Tarbell; ono-year-old, G. L. Tarbell, Yanktcn; undor one year, first, Ray Tarbell; scecond, G. L Tarboll. Bulls One-year, first, Ray Tar boll; undor one year, first and second, 0. L. Tarboll. Herd, first, Ray Tar bell; second, G. L. Tarlnll. Get of ono sire, first, Ray Tarbell; second, 0. L. Tarbell. Best from dr.m, first, 0. I,. Tarboll. Jersey Cows Cot of sire, first, F. Rrown, Yankton. Grado Jerseys, first, second and third, F. Brown. Grudo culf, first, Wm. Penny, West St. Helens; second, F. Erwln, Yank ton; third, J. Sobeskl, Yankton. Pure bred cow, first, O. W. Perry. Jersey Bull First, 0. W. Perry, West St. Helens; second, T. Brown. ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1916 . Uolsteln Ono-year-old heifer. Earl Sixlou. Warron. One-yeur-olil bull, first, K. F. Larson, Warren. Red Pole Oue-year-old bull, first. J. Erlckson. Warrou. I'.rund cliuiu plon bull. G. W. Perry. Cow. first. R. Tarbell! Horses Draft stallion, first. Jack Appleton, Deer Island; draft mare, first, J. Johnson, Scappoose; team. first. A. II. Tarbell. Wurren: second, J. Tucker. West St. Helens; third, J A. Iluuhong. Yankton. Matched Team First, A. H. Tar bell, Warren; second. J. Tucker; third, J. A. Bushong. Draft Mure Four yeurs, first. J. Johuoon, Scappoose; second, J. A. Bushong; third, J. Johnsoii. Draft Mare Threo years, first. J. Johnson. Two years, first, J. Jolin- jon; second. J. Hammer, Doer Island; third. Chas. Brown, St. Helens. Colts One-year-old. first. J. llush- ong; second. W. II. Saxton, St. Hel ens; driving, 1 year, first. E. Hush ong, Yankton. Colts Under one year, first and second, J. Johnson; third, E. I'on nell, Deer Island. Driving Three yo.-.rs. first. W. II. Bunigr.rdnor. Warren; second, Guy Tarbell, Yaukton. Goats First buck, first and sec ond doe, first and second buck under ouo year, first and socond doe undor one year, J. Roblnett, Yankton. Sheep Colswold. first old buck, first young buck, first and socond old awe. first young two, U. L. Tarbell, Vankton. Hogs Poland China, first sow, ilrst old boar, first, second and third boar under six months, firsl and sec ud sow undor six mouths, first and second boar under 12 months, first sow and litter, first sow under one ,ear, J. Erickson, Warren. Hogs Duroc, first sow and litter, first boar. G. W. Perry, West Si. Hel ens. Young boar, first and second, V. C. Cooper, Warren. O. I. C. sow ;nd litter, O. L. Tarboll. Yankton. Farm Kxliihilx Best display butter, Slicnma Farm, Yankton. Best display cheese, Clat.skanie .'reamery. Best display honey, W. Stevens, West St. Helena. Best milk and cream, St. HeleiiB Dairy. Best display factory butter, St. Mel ons Creamery. Best display canning factory, Col umbia Uiver Canning & Preserving Company. Best farm exhibit, Zan Brown, Yankton; second, F. M. Bendure; third, Frank Brown, Yankton; fourth, Hoy Tarbell, Yaukton. Best display unthreshed grain, Zan Brown; second, C. (). Dahlgren, War ren; third, J. I). McKay, Scappoose. Best bundle wheat, 1). H. Pope, Warron. Best bundle oats, J. A. Bushong. Best threshed grain, J. O. Dahl gren; second, Rolph G. Median, Deer Island. Vl zlfalfi, C. O. Dahlcren: sec ond, J." J. Lundahl. Warren; thl.d, L. G. Allen, Scappoose. Best clover, C. O. Dahlgren. Best timothy, J. D. McKay. Best peas, Zan Brown. Best corn on stalk, J. D. McKay; , second, Mrs. Fred Adams, Scappoose; third, Zan Brown. Best ten earB field corn, C. O. Dahlgren; second, C. 0. Dahlitron: third, J. D. McKay. I Best display sunflowers, M. F. I Hazen, St. Helens; second. Joe Erlck- sort, Jr. Best head sunflower, M. F. Hazen; second, Albert Freeninn, Warren. Uest display vegetables, C. Negro, West St. Helens; second, J. D Mc Kay. Best display potatoes. Zan Bro Wfl second. Dr. Edwin Ross. Best six potatoes, A. Freeman (Burhank), Warren; second, C. O. Dahlgren (Early Rose); third, J. A. Bushong (American Wonder). Best display pumpkins. O. L Tnr. bell; second, Lyle Jobln. Largest pumpkin, L. G. Allen Scappoose; second, Lyle Jobln. Best display squashes. J. D Me. Kay; second, T. F. Barger, Yankton. Best display cucumbers. Mrs. Fml Adams; second, Dr. Edwin Ross. Itait display onions, no first: nn- ond, Mrs. M. Bheerln, Rainier. Best Yellow Denver onions. A. Pun- em, West St. Helens; second, C. L, Ayers, St. Helens. Red Globe, M. Bheerln; Red Weathorflold, M. F, Hazen; second, Mrs. Fred Adams! Amorlcan Prize, M. Bheerln Best display tomatoes, A. Pasoro; Becond, Mrs. Fred Adams. Best display polo beans, Zan Brown; second, C. O. Dahlgren. Best display bush beanB, Zan Brown; second, L. O. Allen. Best dlspluy cabbage, C. Negro; second, J. D. McKay. Best display beots, C. O. Dahlgron; second, Mrs. Fred Adams. Best display mangoes, J. L. Lum dahl; second, (!. O. Dahlgren. Best display carrots, Dr. Edwin Ross; second, Mrs. Fred Adams. Uest display turnips, C. O. Dahl gren; socond, Lylo Jobln, Rest display rutabagas, L. U. Tur- lli-st display parsnip". M. V. lliixen; jeond. Mra. Frod Adams. Host display canned vegetables. Mrs. F.ari Saxton; second, Mrs. C .ge:eik. lival display canned fruit. Mrs. :.nl Saxton; second. Mru. C lionet k lie.tt display Jelly. Mary Kwlug. Ile.it display fresh fruit. II. Btt.Uli ,id, Scappoose; second, C. ). Dahl- Best display upples, II. Illntch ord; King, same; Spltrciiliorg. same Iiemlng. A. Freemen; neiiilid. C ). Dalilgren. itildwlns. C. O. Duhl ;ren. Wealthy. Mrs. W. C Cooper; ecdid. Wm. Perry. Winter Huim las, Mrs. Fred Adams; second, A. 'rooiumi. Gruveiistelns, A. Free nan; second, K. Ilaxen. Best dlspluy crab tipples, M. F lliueii. lU'st display peara. 11. Illatchford . ,ei(. ml, O. Dahlgren. Ileal plate pears. Mrs. Gotchner; ec ond, Mrs. Fred Adams. Host display poaches, A. Freeman; eiviiil. M. F. Iliuen. Rest display quinces, A. Freeman. Rest display prunes, Mrs. Fred Adams; mhoiuI, A. Freeinun. Host display plums, Mrs. W. C 1 'oopor; second, A. Freeman. j Host display grapes, M. F. Ilaz-n I Host display berries, J. D. MeK.: ; second, M. F. Iliuen. Host display nuts, Dr. Kdwin ll..rr Host packed box apples, C. O Dahlgron ; second. Mrs. W. C. Coopei' , Don't forget that tlio 81. Melt t Dairy wants to pleaso you. l'ht.ii' j 107. E. W. KETEL Nt. Helens, (ire. Contractor--Builder i i:stim.ui:m, vksh Crmeiit Work a SMlnlly I'lionn ('unnc tion 1 J. P. N0RD1N The JeivHr on Tim Strum! W ft Expert Watchmaker is 1W I anu jcweier Jewelry repaired ami made to order. A Full Line of Watrh J Clocks and Jewelry Be Fair to Your Wife Save her the Wash Day Drudgery. Let us call for your laundry. Our work will satisfy you St. Helens Steam Laundry Geo. Watkins, Prop. A Home Industry J1 Jk. A.M LYONS BROS. Painters and Decorators All our work KiiarantMMl and none hut the lient of material unm1. For koimI, lioiitwt work, come to UN. 9 LYONS BROS. St. Helens, Oregon E. A. Crouse Architect and Contractor Pimm and KNtlnmteit I'urnlsliexl Now In kocmI time to Imlld. "i The Kind You Huvo Always Donglit, and Mia.i, iln, lu uho lor ovtT UO ytnr, hit borno tlio Km, , A mms, mid linn ben i,i niiJr huL2 Cnntorln porlc, lri CO 11 til I II 1 ubNtuiiro and nlliiy Ink ber 1 lut ill. Uliirrh OMHliiilliite tno l oon, K'Vinir noaitiiy and luiturul h1u.il Tlxo CUUdrcu' ruuacctt llio JUotbcr'n Frkud. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS H- HKI MANN Children Cry for Fletche?T YT&ZC&U Allow 1IO OHO tll,.0-lvB Vn. i?7- All Counterfeit!, Imitation mul ",liiNt-iiM-Kool " .r.1 , 1 lixiM-rliiifiit Hint trllla with and oiiluiiUt r the lieulth!U " luIuuU uud Cnlldrcii-liMHjrlciico agulust IiiwIju" What is CASTORIA In a hnrmloM nbntltuto for Castor Oil p,. op and Hoothltiu; Hympn. It U ploiomnt it neither Opium. Mornltluo nor other v,.Li! r. It Biro U Its iriiiiraiitoo. K drM royg Vornw iy Fcvorlitlint. Tor inoro tlutii thirty yenr. it Oil III OOIIMUIH. UNO Hir IIIO miCI Ol t OIINtlllulln. envy, Wind Colic, all Tcotlilnp; Trouble. Ba iu-11. It rKUliitc tho Htoiniuh ami Ilowrli. lute tlio Food, Klvlnsr lioultliy and iiuttiral MbJ? Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought SOLD ON REASONABLE TERMS INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. AtcentK NEW PRICES ON FORD CARS Runabout $400.70 5-Passeng;ef Touring . .$415.70 Sold on Easy Terms. F. O .B. St. Helens St. Helens agents for Goodyear Tires OILS, GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES Complete Machine Shop Skillful Machinists A I bo Agent for DODGE AND BUICK CARS A FRESH LINE OF BOX CANDY Also Best Line of Bulk Chocolates in the City. Priscilla and Bunte Line AT THK PLAZA PHARMACY When in Need of Automobile Tires VHMK TO I'M We handle tlio celebrated and KiiHrnnt-Hl UNITED STATES AND FEDERAL TIRES None are lirttor. - "AHOM.V'K A(XT!HHltIr:H MORA" ST. HELENS GARAGE, U. S. De Spain, Prop. WK ItKNT UVH AUTOH T ItlOSrONHIUM: I'AKTIK8 I'hoiie R7 1 PURE FOOD BAKERY WIM. 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