Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, October 10, 1907, Image 5

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    THE HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY OF OREGON
r
*
HAS MOVED TO ITS NEW QUARTERS IN THE
American Bank & Trust Co. Building
THE HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY of OREGON
PHONE 513
KLAMATH FALLS
products,
75 Genera! farm
from any one farm in the
Bonanza district
25 00
7« General farm
products,
For the Klamath Coenty Fair, to be
from any one farm in the
Merrill district
25 (X)
Meld October ryiS-i«
Fori Klamath district to com-
prise territory north of the
south line oi the Klamath
DRAFT HORSES
Indian Reservation
Bonanza district to comprise all
Stallions
territory east ot Lost River
125 00
Three year old and over
Gap.
15 00
Two year old
to oo Merrill district to comprise all
One year old
territory south of the Hen­
Mares
ley ranch and east of Spring
12 50
Beat Mare and suckling colt
Lake
7 50
Best two year old and over
Klamath Falls, Oregon
DOMESTIC
ö M
Best one year old
For the best exhibit of preserved
HORSES OF ALL WORK
fruits,jellies,etc, cash prizes
Stallions
will be given.
15 00
Best three year old
FANCY WORK. PAINTING, ETC.
10 00 Best oil paiutingof Crater I-ake
Best two year old
Mares
Rest oil painting of other scenery
ITITI
Best mare and stickling colt
12 50 Best oil painting of flowers
•»
Best one year old, either sex
7 50 Best watercolor (scenery)
Best Brood Mare and Family
Handsomest leather postal pillow
25 00 Most artistic burnt work on wood
n Any clasp
10 00 Moat artistic burnt work on ai
2nd Prize
fabric
Jacks
CRAVING is the first great
IS Beet three year old aiid over 2C (Ml Handsomest embroidered shirt
waist
10 IH
13 Best two year old
principle of success. It
7 '.I Handsomest hand-made apron
14 Best <>ne year old
Handsomest
knit
shawl
00
10
15 Best jennett
creates independence, it gives
Handsomest crocheted shawl
CATTLE
Handsomest piece of titting
a young man standing, fills
Shorthorn Durham Bulls
Handsomest patch work quilt, cot­
16 Best three year old and ovar 11
ton
him with vigor, it estimates
7
17 Best two year old
Handsomest patch work quilt, wol-
7
16 Best one year old
len
him with the proper energy,
Cows
Handsomest log cabin quilt
19 Beat three year old and over 12 30 I andscmest silk quilt
in fact it brings him the best
4
50 FOR GIRLS UNDER 14 YEARS
20 Bent two year old
5 00
21 Best one year old
AGE
part of any success—happi­
Best sample of patching
Hereford a—Bulls
15 00 Best sample of darning
22 Best three year old and over
ness and contentment.
10 00 Best sample of hand sewing
23 Beit two year old
I
S (XI Rest sample of hemstitching
24 Best one year old
Handsomest sofa pillow
Cows
25 Best three year old and over 10 00 Handsomest hand-made handker­
chief
26 Best two year old
7 50
27 Best one year old
5 00 Beet hand made garment
2 50
Best hemstitching
1 00
Jerseys— Bulls
1 00
28 Best three year old and over 15 00 Best drawn work
2 00
29 Best two year old
7 10 Handsomest center piece
2 (X)
5 (HI Handsomest sofa pillow
30 Best one year old
Handsomest lunch cloth
2 00
Cows
Best liattenburg work
2 00
si Best three year old and over 10 <»
1 00
32 Best two year old
5 00 Best point lace
Best waliachian embroidery
33 Best one year old
5 00
Best sha<low embroidery
34 Best cow and calf
10 00 Beet
1 00,1 •
mountmellick embroidery
8WINE
Beet zepher work
1 00
35 Best boar of any age or breed 10 (XT Handsomest rappia work
1 00 I
G. W. WHITE, President
J. W. SIEMENS, Cashier
36 Best sow of any age or breed
5 (XI Handsomest bead work
2 00
37 Best sow and litter
. 5 l>) Handsomest hanlanger embroidery 1 00
GEO. T. BALDWIN, Vice-Pres
W. A. DELZELL, Asst. Cashier
FOR GIRLS UNDER 14 YEARS
POULTRY
3« Rest trio Plymouth Rocks
5 CO
OF AGE
2 50 Best sample o( patching
3» Beet trio Buff Cochins
1 00
44
*-
....
«4
M Beet trio Brown Leghorns
2 00
" darning
1 00
44
44
2 (X»
41 Best trio Rhode Island Rede
“ hand sewing
1 00
44
3 00 I • 4
42 Beet trio Bronze Turkeys
“ hemstitching
1 00
43 Best trio turkeys, other breeds 2 00 Handsomest sofa pillow
2 00
Handsomest hand made handler*
VEGETABLES
2 001
chief
1 00
44 Beet hall bushel red potatoes
45 Beet hall bushel white potatoes 2 00
In the foregoing list of fancy work,
46 Best half bushel, any variety 2 00 paintings, etc., all exhibits must be
2 00 made and owned by the party offering
47 Best 3 cabbage, any variety
46 Best 3 Hubbard aquagh
2 00 tie same.
1 00,
-------------------------
49 Beet squash, any variety
so Beet half bu. Mang. W ur. treeta 2 00
The Klamath Rarber Shop has been
51 Beet half bu. Sugar Beets
2 00 purchased by James Swanson, a former
52 Beet half bu. turnips, any var­
iety
2 00 resident of this city. Capt. Siemens
53 I-argeat and best display vege­
will now be free to enter upon hie duties
tables by any one person
5 00 J as cashier of the new bank. Mr. Swan
54 Celerv, 3 bunches, any variety 3 00 , son will be assisted by Al Kubes.
.
55 Cauliflower, any variety
2 - 00
56 W atermelons, s|>ecial prize for
MARRIED—In this city, Wednesday-
l>est exhibit.
October 9, 1907, Miss Lyda K. Turner
Laundry Trays
57 Muskmelons, sjtecial prize for
beet exhibit
•nd Clarence M. Tucker, Rev. J. B.
56 Onions, best display
2 00 I Griffith officiating. The ceremony was
59 Tomatoes—prizes will be given
(.performed at the residence of the
for tomatoes, corn and other
officiating cleigymap.
vegetables not mentioned in this
list.
PREMIUM LIST
SPINACH like the g<H>d, old-fime home **greeni”—in fire
minute«, made possible anywhere at any time of year, by uung
O' Tirsi Crust $
Savings Bank
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
I m IU Wkm.w 1». B m « Art Anva
Preferred Stork Spinach ii grown in New Jeney—because there
spinach grow, be.l most tender. There, too, it i. canned, that
the spinach for thia high grade brand of canned good, rnay go
into the can crop and Ire »It.
Consult the Preferred Stock list—71 different kin da, in
9J aiaea.
Wh/* Me affttut "/jgi" trJrr SfiMth --FEEFEEEED STOCK
—jnm your (irtrtr
ameaiiwn. Wk.iw.i.erw.r. roBTLaeD.oaaaoa.v a
a
25,
Paid-Up Capital
signifies the best in BUSINESS COLLEGES
BEST
1 RAINING;
BEST
POSITIONS
Enrollment, past year, 843 pupils. Grad­
uates are all employed. We will place you
into a position when competent.
KENT) FOR CATALOGUE
PORTLAND, OREGON
New School Supplies
Tablets, Pencils, Pencil Boxes, Etc,
M ason ¿S lough
ABSTRACTERS
A choice 11 iio of Invest-
nients flint will nmlco
tlio purchaaer money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
Standard**
MASON & SLOUGH
H. BOIVIN, the Plumber, Agent,
KLAMATH FALLS MACHINE SHOP
We are prepared to do BLACKSMITHING and
MACHINE WORK.
done promptly.
Repair Work of all kinds
We guarantee all our work to
be first class and at Satisfactory Prices.
9
*
f
BETWEEN
AND
Tth
ON WALNUT
FURSsHIDES
WE
BUY
¡M»t cnnh. 10 to 60 J. more money for you to ahlp lUw Fur* and Hlden to on than to
it home. Write for Price Liat, Market Report. Whipping Taint, and atxmt our
HUNTERS’&TRAPPERS’GUIDE
a*'.*«"»™.»
4’0 pages, leather bound. Heat thinf on the subject ever written Illustrating all Nur Animals All
about Trappars* Hecrets. Decor«, Tups, (lama I j » ws ll>>w and whnrn to trap, and to heroin« a sue
resafal trai'per It'a a regular Encyclopedia Price,
To our ritatomers, |115. Hides tanned into
beautiful Robea Our Magnetic Hall ami th-coy at|ra< Is animals to traps. fl 00 per bottle, ShlDVuur
lli.lM ..4 rur. «u u> *.d I.l «..b.xprtcw Aadtrwh Bet», ITr.U 8». MlauaavU.. MUii.
I
FRUITS
60
Best 10 lbs., peaches, any var­
iety
2
61 Apples, best general display
3
62 Apples, treat 10 lbs. any variety I
63 Apples, treat 20 lbs. four verities 2
til Pears, best 10 lbs. any variety 2
M Plains, beet 10 lbs., any variety 2
Cash prizes will be given for
fruit exhibit of merit not men­
tioned in above list.
GRAIN
oo
(X)
(X)
(X)
00
(X)
66 Wheat, best variety, 50 lbs. I 2 50
67 Oats, best variety, 50 lbs.
s- •> 50
66 Barley, best variety, 50 lbs.
2 50
60 Timothy or red top, best
2 00
sample
70 Wheat in sheaf, beat sam­
2 00
ple
o (X)
71 Oats in sheaf, best sample
o
72 Harley ill sheaf, best sample
(X)
73 General farm product, best
display from any one farm
in Klamath County, not
covered by the Fort Klam­
ath, Merrill and Bonanza
districts
21) (X)
74 General
farm products,
from anyone Farm in the
Fort Klamath district
25 00
To Bonanza, Fort Klamath, Merrill,
Greeting:
THE PORTLAND
CLOTHING AND SHOE
•
STORE extends to yon a most cordial welcome
to Klamath Falls to attend the County Fair and
compete for the many premiums offered. Those
of your citizens who visit the County Seat are
cordially invited to make this store your head­
quarters. where you may meet your friends and
enjoy our hospitality. Respectfully Yours,
<»
::
.00
We Invite Your Account and Pay
3 Per Cent on Time Deposits
CHITWOOD DRUG
COMPANY
<'
I'
K. Sugarman
Prop.
The Portland SS S¡tore
I
I'
I'
<>
<•
I'
I'
I'
« »
i'
:!
i •
i »
< i
i »
i>
<•
<>
<>
<>
< •
< >
« »
« »
< »
i »
i •