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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CUT ENTEIU'KISK, I'KIDAY, (XTOMKU M, .15)10. 6 Not Sisters Now end attain you see two women pais. int down the ttrcet who look like mtcri. You ire astonished lo learn (hut they are mother and daughter, and you realize that woman at forty or forty-live ought to be at her finest and fairest. Why no t it ioP The general health of woman it to in timately associated with the local health of the essentially feminine organs that there can be no red checks and round form where there it female weakness. Women who have suffered from this trouble hay found prompt relief and cure in the use of Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription. organs of womanhood. It clears eyet and reddens the cheeks. No alcohol, or habit-formina drugs is Any tick woman may consult Dr. held as sacredly confidential, and answered in plain envelope. World's Dispensary Medical Association, AWARDS AT COUNTY FAIR (Continued from page 1.) Champions, ram J. V. Smith, Champion ban nrr. Champion ewe-J. V. Smith, hau lier. Kor best pure bred ram. any kind i. W. Smith, special. ANGORA GOATS Bucks. Post buck. 2 year old and over H. n. Ed. M. Morris. Aurora, first; Harms second. Best buck kid II. D. Harms, first and second. Does. Best doe. I years old and over H. r. Harms, first. Best doe. 1 year old and under 2 A. n. Cribble, Aurora, first and sec ond. Produce of one doe. Best 2 kids, produce of one ewe, bred by exhibitor H. D. Harms. Champions. Champion buck Ed Morris of Ave rora, banner. Champion Doe A. D. Grlhble. ban ner. DIVISION '" Swine. Ouroc Jersey. Boar. 6 months old and under 12 months E. II. Lawless. Aurora, first. Boar, under 6 months, age consid ered .loli n Branbury, Aurora, first and second. Breeding sow, 2 years old and over .Iu!in Branbury. first. Sow 6 months old and under 12 months E. H. Lawless, first. Gilt, under 6 months, age consider edJohn Hranbury, first and second. Sweepstakes. Best boar, any age John Bran bury, banner. Best sow, any age John Branbury, banner. Berkshire s. Boar, 2 years old or over William E. Purdy. Xewburg, first. Boar, under ( months, ace consid ered A. D. Ctrihble. first and second. Breeding sow, 2 years old and over Christ Kraft,- first. Breeding sow, 1 year old and under 2 P. II. Yergen. Hubbard, first. dill, under 6 months, aee consid eredA D. Cribble, first; V. E. Yer-; pen, H'.ibard. second. 1 Sow and litter, not less than five , pigs F. E. Yergen. first. Sweepstakes. 1 Best boar, any age A. D. Gribble, banner. ; hest sow, any age F. E. Yergen, , banner. COMES QUICKLY. Don't Have to Wait For Weeks. An Oregon City Illustration. ... Waiting is discouraging. Prompt action pleases everybody. A burden cn the back is a heavy weight. Hard to bear day after day. Lifting weight, removing the bur den. Brings appreciating responses. Oregon City people tell of it, I Tell of relief that's quick and sure Here is a case of it: .Mrs. L, B. Talley, 901 Eleventh St., Oregon City, Ore., says: "I am glad; to say that Doan's Kidney Pills i hrouelrt me prompt relief from a most' annoying attack of kidney compliant j and backache. Other members of my' family have taken this remedy with the hest of results." For sale by all dealers. Price 50. cents. Koster-.Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States. ! Remember the name Doan's and; take no other. 8-5-12 j The . cMk, King jpl: Enter- EX. . JA tainers gjJjj Why Not Consider This Offer Now? This is an invitation lo every reader of this paper to write us,atonce; for our free trial offer no money down 9 months to pay no interest charged we pay the liv.j;lit and I'lionoTrnjili in your own home. Our aim includes .ew hdisnn rireside nun reproducer to play z ana 4-munite records; new Lygnet. Horn, also special r lbcr-fiorn ; half dozen Edison Am- hi'l'dl (4-niinilfel !nnr. !,n,l half rlnfon HnM (,UJ 1 ........... ...... C 1 1 1 -'I. I n i.i-nnh (lil (i;i P., ., ,, l.,(m.,.; ........ ..... inetit. ibis otler is fair to you and we want you a satisfied customer for Kilers our best advertisement. IIS the cnnnen cilfiliu.na nnt full lieillnrS la-ill Pnma Irt vmt tin afi.n .. j ...u... T-. .1 r.. T Liiers riano nouse I'(IIIII.A.VI), OUICGO.V. I.nriest Western Dealers In All MuhflM nf THlklnlr Mi,r-ilna . i.acorda, Planca, Organs. Ktc It gives vigor and vitality to the the the complexion( brightens contained in "Favorite Prescription.' Pierce by letter, free Uvery letter it Address : Dr. R . Pierce, Pres. .Buffalo. N.Y. Chester Whites. Boar. 1 year old and under ! J. P. Feller. Aurora, first. Breeding sow, 1 year old and under 2 .1. P. Keller, first. Gilt, under 6 months, age eonsld i red J. P. Feller, first and second. Sow and litter not less than five pigs J. P. Feller, first. Sweepstakes. Best boar, tiny age J. P. Feller, banner. Best sow, any age J. P. Feller, banner. $i DAIRY DEPARTMENT. DIVISIONS" (M. S. Shrock. Superintendent) Dairy Cow Contest. First me 'J25.no by J. V. Bailey, Stae Food and Dairy Commissioner, ' of Portland. Second Prize Four Bottle Facile, 'jr.. Milk and Cr.am Tester, by Mon roe & Crissell, Portland, and JlO.iW ! cash. Third Prize One So-Ib. Two Hand Milk Scale, by Monroe & Crissell, Portland, and $5.00 cash. Best diary butter, not less than B pounds in squares Fred Wotirms, Oregon City, first; Mrs. Maggie t'.rlb i ble, Aurora, second. ' Best creamery butter, not less than i 10 pounds in squares or rolls Clear I Creek Creamery Co, first; Corv.Hlis Creamery second. ' Dairy Cow Contest. H. Yergen, of Aurora, won first i prize in riairv cow contest; P. B. Yo Aurora, second: J. R. Cole, third. I POULTRY DEPARTMENT ! (Fred (.. Paugherty. Superintendent) i Barred Plymouth Rocks. i Geo. V. Speight, Huhbar 1st cock, i 1st. hen. j Wayne Shrock, Hubbard. 1st cock ! erel. 1st and 3rd pullet; 1st pen. Mrs. John Robbins, Canby. second cockerel, second and third hen, and pullet, second pen. White, Plymouth Rocks. Walnut Avenue Farm, Woodburn, first and second cock, first and second cockerel, first ami second hen, first pullet, first pen. Leroy D. Permenter, Barlow, fhlrd cockerel, second and third pullet, sec ond pen. Buff Plymouth Rocks. Walnut Avenue Farm. Woodburn, first and second cock, first and sec ond pullet, first pen. Mrs. Louise Lampman, third cock, second and third hen. White Wyandottes. Geo. C. Reed. Oregon City. Erst and second cock: first, second and third hen, first pen. Columbia Wyandottes. Car) C. Kocher, Canby. first cock erel; first and second pullet. Silver Laced Wyandottes. Mrs. C. Marrs, Oregon City, cockerel, first pen. S. C. Rhode Island Reds. first ! Mrs. John Robbins. Canby, first i cockerel; first pen. I Wayne Shrock, Hubbard, first, sec . ond and third pullet. I R. C. Rhode Island Reds. ; H. P. Nash. Oregon City, first cock ! erel, first pullet, first pen. ! Light Brahmas. I. B. Manly. Canby, first pen. Buff Orpingtons. Carl C. Kocher, Canby, second cockerel, first and second pullet. S. C. White Leghorns. F. F. Fisherj Oregon City, first cock' first and third cockerel, first pullet and first pen. Mrs. John Robbins. ranby, second cockerel; second, third hen, second pen. S. C. Brown Leghorns. F. and E. Yergen, Hubard, first, second third cockerel. A Genuine Edison Phonograph Outfit Sent Without Cost to You on lO Days' Free Trial (,'ive ten days to try an Edison, Outfit o. 12 costs $34.20. rnonograph with combinayV VW.U J1WU,U1.U,- Tit R-,. l, ...!. Z& .u. auyjy ErLERS to us, becausey? piano a boostor.' HOUSE, Send 3eJ.'?"!1Ln?ion Bt' Portland. nur- Qantlemen: Pleaao moJt send catiilofiruea ana pftrtf c ular. of your Edlion Frea Trial oner. X, Nam Addr Buff Lejborns. Mrs. C. Mans, Oregon City, first pullet, first pen. Walnut Avenue Farm, Woodburn, second and third ben, first hen, first pen. Black Minorca. Mrs. John Kobbtns, Canby, cock, first cockerel, first am! pullel, third ben, first pen. American Dominioue. Alia lank. Woedbnrn, first second second cook : first lyn. Faverolle. Mrs. John Robbins. Canby, first coek, first and second cockerel , first and second pullet, first and second hen. flint pen. B. B. R. Game Bantams. Mrs. John Uohhlns, first cock, hen. urs t White Co:Mn Bantam. Goo, W. Speight. Hubbard, cockerel, first and second pullet Pekin Ducks, j Mrs. John liobblus, Canby. awards. Toulouse Geese. Mrs. John Robbins, Canby. awards. Bronze Turkeys. II 1st All All G. Whipple. Jr., Canby. first Tom. first ben. Among the special premiums were donated by the following; Tile Big Six Depart meat Store. Canby. Five dollar John II. Stetson Hat on each ef the following: B.v.i pen Rhode Island Reds. Best pen Barred Plymouth Rocks. Best pen White leghorn. Win. R. Porter, Canby: Second Best pen Rhode Island Reds. $2. JO. WiHon & Cooko. Oregon City: Best Barred Plymouth Rock Hen, ." gal. pat. Oil Can. J. C. Westegard. Oregon City: 'Best Brown Leghorn Hen, fliu Buggy Whip. Monroe & Crlsell, Portland: Best Ba.-rod Plymouth Rock Cock, box of Gold Coin Poultry Tonic. FARM PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT DIVISION "H" to. E. Freytag. Superintendent I Half bushel winter wheat N. U Holtgrave. first. Half bushel spring wheat 11. C. Harms, first; Henry Russell, Mulino, second. Half bushel gray oats Mrs. Geo. Ii?el!e. special. Half bushel buckwheat D. C. Harms, first. 12 ears field corn J. S. Yoder Hub bard, first; W. U White, second. Dis'ilay of corn on stalk J. S. Yo d'r, first. Best picked timothy seed John I HrtnlMtrv, first, i Hest picked i Bradbury, first. I Q'la-'t of while I first- Mrs (Vorr- clover seed John beans Mrs. Terry, I.aelle. second. Ix-ans Mrs. Terry. Peltok, second. j Qart colored first; Mrs. Genre DIVISION "I" Vegetable Department. Hes' general disp".iv or vegetables J. M. Hollnwell, special. Slv best m.incel wounel .Mrs. J. Robbins, Canby, first. Six best sucar beets frauds Towne. ftarlow, first. Hest evhibit ef cabbage, not less than three varieties Franelsc Towne first; -George Iielbik. Oregon City, soconn. Six bet rutabagas Mrs. John Hob bins, Canby. first. Six largest carrots, Si'fTonl. first. (tablel J. W Six lamest carrots, (stork) ft. W. Parker, flbulstone. first; J. V. Hol lnwell, Gladstone, second. Six largest parsnips J. V. Hollow ell, first. Three largest pumpkins, (tablr) Pornne Parmenler, Barlow, first. J. W. Hollowell, second. Three largest srpiash, (table) J. V. Hollowell. first. One largest squash, any kind J. W. Hollowell, first. Three largest cucumbers George DeRok, first. liest collection of pumpkins and squash J. YV. Hollowell, first; Fran cis Towne, second. Three best citrons fieorge Delink, first. Six largost onions J. S. Brown, first ; F. Roadamel, second. Three largest muskmelons Ceorge DeBok, first; J. W. Hollowell. second. Six largest ripe tomatoes J. W. Hollowell, first: H. V. Vergen, sec ond. Best box merchantable toamtnes J. W. Hollowell, first; L. Oldenburg, second. Best exhibit nf seed beans, one quart each fieorge DeBok. first. Five pounds rhubarb fieorge De Bok, first. Bunch celery J. YV. Hollowell, first. Six best kale George DeBok. first. Best display of peppers J. W. Hol lowell, first. IJargsf sunflower Including stalk ft. YV. Parker, first; L. Oldenburg, second. Best display of broom corn Fran cis Towne, first. Best display of millet (stalk) Johnson Brothers, first; D. Harms, ' second. Special Premiums Donated by J. J. ! Butzer of Portland. Six best celery grown from Butzer seeds .1. YV. Hollowell, first, special. I Six best beets grown from Butzer i seeds George DeBok, special. Six best maneel wurzel from But zer seeds J. V. Hollowell, special. Six best cabbage grow from But- zer seeds J. YV. Hollowell, special. Six b-st onions grown from But : zer seeds J. YV. Hollowell, special. ' Six best pumpkins Krown from But zer se"ds J. V. Hollowell, special, i Six 'best squash grown from Butzer j S"eds J. V. Hollowell, special. ; Ten best turnips grown from Butzer se-ds fieorge DeBok, special. Ten b'-st tomatoes grown from But zer seeds George Ilellok, second. ' Six largest peppers grown from Butzer seeds.!. Y'. Hollowell, spec i ial. Best general display of vegetables grown from Butzer needs .1. YV. Hol lowell, special; Geo. DeBok, second. POTATO EXHIBIT. ! lies' general display of potatoes, including at least three varieties, T. V. Ryan, Oregon City. liest dispb.y of Bnrbank potatoes T. F. Ryan, first; J. C. O. Fellows, Canby, second. ib'Mt half bushel early potatoes Mrs. George Lazelle, Oregon City, firs'; Edward Hettman, second. Best half bushel lalp potatoes D. j J. I'nrmenter, Barlow, first; Mrs.! George ,azelle, second. i Six largest potatoes T. F. Rvan, ! first. ' Best, collective exhibit of farm and ' household products by members of, grange Warner Grange, special. B"st. collective exhibit of the mem b"rs of an Improvement club Bar low Proirre-slve Club, first; Gladstone fmprovement Club, second. FARM EHIXBIT. B"st exhibit of farm and household products of one farm George DcHok, Oregon City, first; S. Terry, Canity, second. Park Commissioner of New Orleans for fifteen years and member, of the Municipal Assembly for several terms, one of the most eloquent speakers in Dixieland, will speak in Oregon City at the Opera House, Saturday Evening, Oct. 22 ON "PROHIBITION IS NOT Mr. Story is the father os many reform measures, all of which are in effective operation both in Nev Orleans and other cities in the east and south. His address is one which every prohibitionist and church member should hear. ADMISSION (Paid Adv't.) Commercial Booth. Best arranged and decorated com mercial booth, showing artistic de sign, original Ideas-Oregon City Kn (erpr'se, Oregon City. Oregon. Pmea Offered by Portland Seed Company. For best display of vegetables grown from Portland Seed Company's seedI. Oldeubuii;. special. For best display of comb honey In l ib sections, one ABC & XYZ Bee Culture George Koehler, Mulino, llrst; !!. Billiard. Mulino. first; J. IHnbai. Mulino, first; Fred Yergen. Aurora, first, HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT ( A. J. Lewis, SuiM'rlntcndoiit ) Box Exhibit. Best six boxes apples, not less than three varieties, gmwn and packed by uiv person In standard box. pack considered, special pri-e. silver fruit basket. al'-d J'J"'. presented by M. .1. l.ee, nf C.inhy- I. S. Voder, Hub bard, first; Otto Kutntr.an, second; (!. V. Wahiron, third. Best geiioPU tllsiibt) of fruit, in cluding i'te various kinds and varie ties, g-i-wn and exhibited by one per son. Fifty assorted truit lives, ap ples, p- ars, pear'ies. cberries and prunes, by .1. B. l'lnklngtnn Nursery Co.. Portland It. S. Co-1. Canby. first. The next five first and second pri zes given by o. I'. !!'' : It" nf Spil.-.eiiht rg. special bv John Kid, Canby Otto Kan-man, Oregon City, first. Box Baldwins, special by .1. Le vitt Store A. J. Lewis, Oregon City.' first. G. N. YValdroti. second. Box Northern Sp. special bv K. C. Atkins Saw Co.. Portland-G. YV. . Waldron. first; J. S. Voder, second. Box of King Tompkins G. YV. YVal droti, fust; H. S. Coo, seeemd. Bex Jonathan ap-ales .1. S. Voder, first. Box Yellow n.ll;!owT A. J. lewls. first. Box YVolf R'.ver G. YV. Waldron. first; Arthur Doiuan, second. Bex Fall Pippin A. .1. Lewis, llrst. Plata Exhibit. Baldwin YV. H. Voder, Hubbard, first: I. Oldenburg, second. Gnivensteln it, S. Coe, first. Jonathan W. II. Voder, first; J. S. Yoder, second. King R. S. Coe, first; Frank Spu Ink, second. IjuIv Frank Spulak, first. Northern Spy-II. S. Coe, first; J. S. Y'oder, second. Red Cheek 1'lppln YV. H. Voder, first. New Seedlings George Delink, llrst. Rome Beauty George DeBok, first; R. S. Coe, second. Roxbury Russet YV. H. Yoder first. Splfzenburg I. Oldenburg, first. Yellow Bellfiower J. S. Voder, llrst; It. S. Coe, second. Yellow Newtown Pippin I. Olden burg, first. Plate Exhibit Peart. Single varieties, three plates of five specimens each: Bartlett R. S. Coe. first. Beurre I Anion I. Oldenburg, first. Fall Buffer R. S. foe, first. YVInter Nells R. S. Coe, first; I , Frank Spulak, second. Plate Exhibit Peaches. Single varieties three plates of flvo specimens each: Klberta fieorge DeBok, first I Oldenburg, second. Plate Exhibit Plums. Yellow Egg R. 8. Coe, first; Ar- thur Dougan, second. Quinces Frank Spulak. first; Mrs. K, I Newton, Oregon Cliy, second. Plate Exhibit of Collections. Apples J. S. Yoder, Hubbard, first; A. J. I'wlg, Oregon City, sec ond. ' ' Best display of grapes A. .1. Lewis, first; Charles Golbrloh, Aurora, first. Best plate exhibit of trulls A. .1. Lewis, YV. II. Voder, Ross Shepherd, R. S. Coe, I, Oldenburg, C. A. Nash, Oregon City. LADIES' TEXTILE DEPARTMENT. (Mrs. J. L. Waldron, Superintendent.) Rest fancy apron Mrs. C. Marrs, first. Best center piece, solid embroidery Mrs. P.. I). Wilson, first; Mrs. Llllie Schmidt, second. Best lunch cloth, colored embroid eryMrs. R. I), Wilson, first. Best lunch cloth satin or French i embroidery Mrs. J. Knger, first, I Best lunch cloth, Hardenger broidery Rev. KJobsness, llrst. Center piece, Hnrdlnger embroid eryMrs. C. c. KnutHon, first and second. Best pin cithslon Alntha Roberts, first, and second. Best center piece, eyelet. Mrs, D. Ely, first; Mrs. .1. E. Knger, Rose- burg, second. Best center piece, YVallachlan Mrs' R. D. Wilson, first. Best center piece, Melllek Mrs. I. K. Knger, first. N.'ihuI Catarrh quickly yields to treat ment by tl ii :i;eoeablo, aromatic Ely's Cream Balm. It is received through tbo nostrils umi cl'-unscti and hi-nls tliu whole surfuce. over wlie-h it diffuses itself. Drug gists sell tlm Mi-, size, 'i'eit it and you are sure to continue- the treutuiKUt till ro lievod. A iiiioniifiiictit. To ftceom ire,' Into threw win aro partial ; to thu use of nto.nizcrs in applying iirpiids into tbo nasid ,;t wtgtrs for cmnrrhnl Iron I bit; tbo pmprit-tors prepare dream Balm in I liquid form, wliieli wiil be known lis Fly's JjrpiKi Cream li.ibii. Pnco ineluding the pruying tube ia "." cent.-i. Dniggists or by mail. Tim liipinl form embodu s th med icinal properties of the solid preparation. Bed hat. melet-Mrs. J, II. Blssell, 111':-1. Battenbuig Mary Mitchell center piece- Miss llrst ; .Mrs. C. C. Kimi- sou. second, liest cnisel rover Miss Minnie Rakel, first. Ilet bidb s' sliuw I Mis. K. Al li son, llrst. Mrs. George Kcsselrlng, set ond. Best child's hood -Mrs. Lille Port over, first. Best six dollies-- MUs Minnie Ua kel, llrst. lli'sl display of useful iirtli'les Mrs. M. T. Mack, llrst. Best baby's hoot les Alelha Kob erts, first and second. Best sofa pillow, drawn work .Mrs. 1-:. Illttaian. first. Best sofa pillow, painted Mrs. D. II. Howell, fir and second. Ile.it sofa pl'low. uny embroidery Mrs. J. V. Vimn-ko, tlrst. Be st collertlen of sofa pillow s Mrs. C M rs. Man- W. V. Young, tit si; . Si'eollcl, Quilts. log cabin -Mrs. III St J. Slelll- IT. til St. Pest patchu or!., wor lid Cora Berg am! Mrs. Y'.. 1 lift man. Best p.itchwoik, cwttoti Mrs. T. F. l-'el'ew s. tlrst. lie.-t ca-y work - Mr. K llltttiuin, firs'; Mrs. J, K. Morris, seeaiid. ' Hand quilted quISt - P. L Coleman. first; Mrs. C. V. Uirklns, sei-iuol. Women Over CO Yean of Age. B--st eiiibmldery p:n ru-hlon Mrs. tjilinl. first. lll.it liot'l pillow, Mn. G. W. Kiss.-ir pest handmade R. Scegall, llrst; silk pK'i'hwork tig. Hi-. I, pillowslips-- Mrs. Alct.Vl Huberts, second. I Best silk quill -Mis L. II. Tuft first. I B"st silk quilt, worsted patchwork Sarah K. James, tlrst. , Best quilt, cofinii pauhwiuk Mrs. II. A. ('aroihers, first; Mrs. George Kessclring. second. Best beilspread. Knit or crochet Mrs. George Randall, first; Mr-. M. K. Hyatt, second. Best pair woolen soclis Mrs. M. Fiubiee, llrst; Alelha Roberts, sec ond. ll-st pair of mittens Alothit HoIh erts, first. I Miscellaneous. ! Best display of pyrngraphy on wood Mrs. M. T. Mack, llrst; Nellie i Clau-isen, second. Hand i nrvitig - Peter Claiissetp : first; Mrs. Ijing, Mount Angel, sec ond. ! Special Mrs. C. C. Kniltsoii, Mrs. D. C. Fly. Mrs. K. K. Ie and Mrs. ' M. E. Hyati. I DOMESTIC SCIENCE. I (Mrs. C. N. Walt. Superintendent) Ixaf of bread, potato yeast Mrs. C. F. Romlg, special by A. B. Buck ! b's; Mrs. William Porter, second. Two cakes, one loaf, one layer Mrs. ('. Marrs, first. Cookies, four kinds Mrs. Maggie Cribble, first. Doughnuts Mrs. Kate Spulak. Honey, two pound comb Mrs. Tor- ry. ( Two pounds dried apples J. 8. Yo-1 ' der, first. Two pounds dried plums J. S. der, first. 1 Two pounds dried priuies ! Voder, first. I Three glasses Jelly, no two alike I Mrs. Robert Warner, first, j Assortment of Jellies, six or more I ' varieties Mrs. Robert Warner, spec-1 jlBl. I I Three, varieties of preserves Mrs. I Terry, first. I Cream candy, two pounds .Mrs. C. ! Marrs. first. Chill sauce Mrs. J. YV. Vlnacke, i I first; Mrs. C. N.'YValt, second. Best exhibit of vegetables put up In Economy Jars Mrs. O. ! special. j Best exhibit of meats, etc, I In Economy Jars Mrs. C. ; special. Terry, j put up j Mnrrs, FLORAL EXHIBIT. (Mrs. William Knight, Superinten dent) Best dlsplKy or aweet William Porter, first. peas M rs. Ilest display asters Mrs. William Porter, first; Mrs. Ceorge Kossol- ring, second. Best display of dahlias -Mi'H. Wll- Ham Porter, second. Best, dlsplny of carnations Mrs. Ceorge Kessclring, first. Best. 12 roses, fjaeh different va riety named Mrs. William Purler, first; Mrs. Irwin, Harlow, second. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. (Miss Emily Hpulnk, Superintendent I Best layer cake Colda Porter, first; Marlon Kvans, second. Best loaf cako Myrta Swallow, first; Emma Delink, second. BohI pincushion Muriel 1!Ishc, first and second. Best eaibroblery cooler plero, while or colored Klane ('louse, first; Marjorlo Money, second. Best, sofa pillow Shirley Swallow, flr.it; Roberta Sclmelielm, second. Best, specimen of while embroidery Eliimo ('louse, first; M.'irjorle .Mon ey, second. Ilest display of burned woodwork Elmer Irwin, first. Best, collodion "f vegetables grown and exhibited by boy or girl under Hi years of age John Bobbins, first. Herbert and CIIITord Delink, second; Harold Nash. Best compoHlilon Annie St"ffanl, first. Best geographical map Ethel De Bok, first. Yo- j -- ' 8'i M 1) TORY TEMPERANCE tt FREE Best specimen I Illbel DeBok. of penmanship j Neatest ilres-cil doll -Annie stef fiinl, first; GnfTtiey Blssell, second. I Following Is a list of the cotitrlbil I tors In I bo premium list : Kerr Glass Mnfg. Co., Portland, Do mestic Selclii'o Di'Pill tmeiit ; J, J. Hut. or, Portland, Vegetable Ilopalt- in. 'ill; Portland Seed Co., Portland, 'specials; Poison Implement Co., port, i land, Grange i:hlhlt ; Sherman. Clay , A Co.. Portland, Farm Fxhlbll; It. M i Wade ,t Co.. Portland, Veueiable De , liaitmeiit ; .lolin Deere. Plow Co., ' I'm Hand. Improvement Club: Mitch ell. Lewis Slaver Co.. Portland. Grange Fxblblt; Parbn ( irendoi ff Co.. Portland, Potato Kxhlhll: Albein Bros Milling Co, Poitland. Farm Products Department; Columbia Mill ing Co., Portland, Farm Products lie pai tut' lit; Studebaker Bros, Port land, Farm Fxblblt; Fairbanks. Mor-e Co. I'milnnd, Imp Club Monroe A Crl'el, Portland. Dairy ' I'oiillry Do p.imiH'iii ; I-:. C. Atkins Saw Co , I'oitl aiol. Ilortleiiltiiral Departnienl ; .!. II, Plll.lngton Nursery Co., Port land. Iloitlcnlldral Department; J, J. Sandiiess. Cnnbv, Lhi-stock Depart ment The Big i. Department Store, Canby. I'oultrv Department ; William It. Porter, Canby, Poultry liepart. m. nl, Caubv Canal' Co.. Canby, Veg etable Depail-nent; M. J. Ie, Vimliv, Hoi I leult llt'al Pep ll'tlllelit ; John Kid. canby. Ilortlruliiiriil Deparlmeiit; (I'enoll Citv Kuterpi Ise, I loll ll'dllurill Department; A. II. Buckles. Iliegoii Clt, Domestic Science Dep.nl dent : Se.-le; s Stole, (llegotl City, muni'StlC Science I lepai -tini'til ; ,l. ('. Wes'en- god. Oregon City. Poultry Depart ment; J lj.vllf Store, Oregon I'll y. lorti."ilfiir:tl Department; F. T. Bar low, tiregou City, mime-.tlc Science Deiuituo-;it ; (I, D. Gbv, Oregon Citv,' llor'b'iilturul I lepart nn-nt ; C. i;. Mil. let', Oregon Citv. Potato Kxhlblt; . . P. BilglltMII. Oregon City, Domestic Selenrit Di'iiarttneut; YY'llsidl & Cooke Oregon City. Poultry I lepurtuietif ; II. J. H'ggor & Son, Or.-goti City, Domestic Science I H-part uieiit. OJby Show. ' Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City, I Adams, Oregon City; 0, II Dye, Ore Kou t Ity; W, . Fibly & Soli, Oregon Citv; Jones Drug Co.. On-con city. . John Ad.iuiH. Oregon citv; Mrs. Frank llusi'h. Oregon City. Ilnrmeliier A I Audresi ii. Oiegon City; O, D, F.by, Oregon City; .Mrs. Goo. M. Uielle, , Oregon City; O. It, Mack, Canity; I Wm. Gardner, Oregon City; L. II. (Tuft, Canby; Oregon C'ly Shoe Store i and O. I-:. Freytag, Oregon C'lty. i Cash Contribution!. Maple & MaHterton, Canby, I'J.r.il; , C. Wang i Co , Canby, 7 .'.U; Whlto j Scheer, Canby. $..00; Dr. II. A. I fiedtnan. Canby, $.'.0d; F. F. Ilannn. , Canby. I:'.,, it; C. N. Waif. Canliv. i J.'.oo; A. H. Knight. Canby, iL'.r.it; O. J. Ilogue. Barlow, 1 2 Von; Karl Bergreii, Barlow, 25.00 Gordon Bros. Co., Canhy. 7..-,ii; y. K Dodge, Can by, 15. oo; .Mrs. C.issle ICvnns, Oiiuby, 1100; W. H. Liieke, Canby, :,.0n; Bnlv ,6 Mei'ks, Canity, $2. no; M. P. Sailor. Canby, $5,110; W. II. Illalr, Canby, Jln.OO; Carlton & Rosenkrans. Canby. Jlu.iio; Bank of Oregon city, Oregon City, ."i.on; First National Hank, Oregon City, $,'i.H0, ements FLOUR jut $1.60 PER SACK D. C. LATOUHETTK President. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY , OREGON CAPITAL, Tranncta a General Banking Buslneat. Office Both Phones 22 Pioneer Transfer Co. Established 18GS FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE. SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK Rates Reasonable, Baggage Stored 3 Days Free of Charge Agency for the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER Careful of Your Property One of the secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Bustness Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moving Williams Bros. Transfer Co. Phones, Office IK2I, Residence 1833 . 525 Main Sireet CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND jX "ANU ,o TVM V V I.AtUltS t .v ,.ur uri.i f..r f'lt.riiimTim'n A liU.woNU li.iAMI flu. In Wbii ,u'V (lei 11 inrlitllle ...r, r.ildt Willi IllurtO Mlliln'li !' Mi I'lUK. U ! r X i. .,.1.1 ...J t n.r III1..1IH ' IH t Mil ft II II II 4 N II 11 I. I.N, l.ir twiilr Km .r l,l irtr tldrtl n ll.-al, llt'"t, AlwNVI tO'tUMe. I.0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS TIM I' TKIKIt EVERYWHERE Vu'i TINE CAM). I 0. W. P. I t)ntvtm Portland j Leave i Arrive ! .1 : i i. i DIVISION and Orm'B CHy, Leave Al'ilvr ? i i O ! a a ' i n I ii ; r i . r, I r. v 1 f- ' : i : i i i O I j t , C i TToii fi'jTT'i i'u t'-IO 6 1' i s :io 7 l1'.' 7 :io i; :'n i) M " ;o 7 ho : y: ,! mi ii.fio ii 6? " ;o 7 ill) S X 3D ! 7 HP 7 117 K Hd Kim r.j itoii; mm no? mm H ;io i) n :io ! K .hi h ;i7 i :io tl 00 (1112 10.00 j u oo 07 mmi ;0 11122 10.10! a0 1)37 10 itd looo 10 12 li mi 1 in oo loo? Htm 10 Mil 1122 ILIUM DUO 1037 II.3D 11 no 11.52 12.00 ! 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To MUwaulilo only. Trains fur Falrvlew, Tioutdnle. Gresluiui, Horltig. Iviglo Cncli, Ft cad.i and Cn-a lero and lutermedlnie points ' ; 7:15. x:02. '.) 05. 0;05. 1:0" 3:05 I 05 5 "5. x'l o't '(i S:05 11:35 For Croihaiii X Oresbam Falrvlew and Troiil'luln NOTIC: Car bsve Knsf WiU'T and Morrison lre.( 5 nilnoien later than scheduled from Flrl and Alder St THE IIOMC I Is Incomplete without modern, aanl- tary Plumbing. You risk the lives . of your children by keeping old fashioned plumbinn In the houie We take contract! for PLUMBING heating and ventilating. We can refit your entire bouae. If you are building thia Spring give ua a chance to figure on the Plumbing. P. C. GADKE Tinning, Hot Air Furnaces and Hop Plpei. All Klndi of Job bing and Spraying Material. 914 Main 8t. Phone 2654. OREGON CITY. AT ALL GROCERS. F. J. MEYER, Caahlei I.10.000.0U. Open from 9 A. M. to J P, M Residence Phone Main 2C2-1 Succssor to C. N. Greenmao )a-iaKiK'C (1 4 0 0 0 0 Best