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PAGE 8.
PREMIUMS.
Continued from Page Seven.
Plum catsup, Mrs. J. C. Curry, Fern
dale, first, SOc.
Apple catsup, Mrs. J. C. Curry, Fern
dale, first, BOc.
Mixed vegetables, Mrs. W. H. Elder
Lynden, first, SOc.
Poach pickles, Mrs. W. H. Elder.
Lynden, first, SOc.
Crape pickles-, Mrs. J. C. Curry.
Ferndale, first, 50c.
Best display, Mrs. W. 11. Elder,
I.ynden. first. $1; second, Mrs. J. C.
Curry, Ferndale. second, SOc.
Class IX.—Hotter and Cheese.
Display of creamery butter, Bannet
Creamery, Lynden, first; I.ynden
Creamery, Lynden, second.
Ilulter from separated cream, Mrs.
W. J. Johnson, Ferndale, first.
Sample full cream cheese, creamery
made. Banner Creamery, I.ynden. first.
Sample full cream cheese, home made,
Mrs.' Hilda Wright, I.ynden, first.
Department J. —Needlework.
Embroidery—
•Silk—Mrs. Geo. Hall, I.ynden, Ist,
r.Oc.
French Embroidered Pillow slips--
Mrs. ii. w. Schuylerman, i.ynden, isi,
r.Oc.
Embroidered Hod Spread—Mrs - . M.
D. Gaskill. I.ynden, Ist, r.Oc.
Cross Stitch Apron—Jeanette Van
der Meer, Ist, 60c.
French Embroidery—Mrs. Geo. Hall.
I.ynden. Ist, 50c.
Eyelet Embroidery — Mrs. Victor
Bussard, Ist, r.Oc.
Hardanger Embroidery — Mrs. K.
Aker. Ferndale, Ist, SOc.
I.ace —
Point I.ace—Mrs. W. H. Wnples.
I.ynden, Ist, 50c.
Battenburg I.ace -Mrs. \Y. H. Wap
les, Lynden, Ist, BOc.
Tatting Shirtwaist -Mrs. Walter El
dor, I.ynden, Ist, BOc.
Tatting Handkerchief Mrs. H. Ho
■enzwetg, I.ynden. Ist, SOc.
Tatting Collar—Mrs. M, A. Tread
way. I.ynden, Ist, SOc.
Drawn-work —
Towels—Mrs. W. H. Elder, I.ynden.
Ist, 50c.
Tablecloth -Miss Ruby McKay, Lyn
den, Ist, 50c.
Centerpiece—Mrs, \V. H, Elder. Lyn
den. Ist, 50c.
Crochet—
Bedspread—Mrs. M. Vander Griend.
Sr., L.vnden. Ist, 50c.
Tidy .Mrs. W. J, Johnson, Ferndale,
Ist. 50c.
Lace - Mrs. Foonoy, Lynden, Ist.
SOc.
Jacket —Mrs. F. A. Jones, Lynden.
Ist, 50\
Irish Crochet —
Collar Mrs. W. M. Elder, I.ynden.
Ist. SOc.
Dutch Collar —Mrs. A. C. Durham.
Lynden. Ist, BOc.
Open Has —Mrs. It. VY. Loring, Lyn
den. Ist, 50c.
Baby Bonnet—Mrs, A. Kinder, Ev
erson, Ist, r.oc.
Sofa Pillows -
Silk Embroidered — Mrs. Feehey,
Lyndon, Ist, 50c.
Cotton Embroidered- -Dorothy Pace.
I.ynden, Ist, BOc.
Hand Painted —Mrs, Nick Tioerhave
I.ynden. Ist, BOc.
Drawn-work .Mrs. YV. H. Schuyler
maun, Ferndale, Ist, BOc.
Hardanger—-Mrs, X, Aker, Ferndale
Ist, 50c.
M Isoellaneous —
Pieced Cotton Quilt—lira, M. Bieh
lor. Lyndon. Ist, 50c.
Embroidered Cotton Quilt —Mrs.
Brnndage, Lyndon, Ist, r.Oc.
Worsted Quilt —Mrs. Jacoby, Lyn
don, Ist, 50c.
Silk Quill — Mrs. Wm. McDonald.
L.vnden, Ist, 800.
Fancy Bag—Miss Pansy Stuart, Lyn
den, Ist, SOc.
Home Made Rug-Mrs-. O, M. Hen
derson. Custer, Ist, 50c.
Doll's Dress Mildred Waples, Lytt
den, Ist, 50c.
Home Made Tied Spread—Mrs. X
Aker. Ferndale, Ist, Sue.
Sweet Crass Basket —Pansy Stuart,
Lyndon, Ist. BOc,
Head Work—Gertie Haak, Lynden.
Ist, SOc.
Child's Dress--Mrs. 11. Spaan, Lyn
don, Ist, SOc.
Department X.—Art,
Paintings In Oil —■
Landscape — Mrs. H. Holder, Lyn
don. Ist, r>oc.
Flowers-Mrs. McLeod, Lynden.
Ist, Tide.
Animals -Mrs- .Mounter, Lynden,
Ist, 50c.
Fruit -Mrs. Dr. Mounter, Lynden.
Ist, 50c.
Vegetables—Mrs. Dr. Mounter, Lyn
don. Ist, BOc,
Portrait .Mrs. P. A. Wright, Lyn
den, Ist. BOe,
Water Colors —
Landscape—Mrs. Dr. Mounter, Lyn
don, Ist. "iiie.
Flowers-- Mrs. L. C. Wright, Lyn
den, Ist, 50c.
Animals — Ruby McKay, Lynden,
Ist. r.Oc.
Fruit—Mrs. Dr. Mounter, Lynden,
Ist, r.oc.
Figure—Mrs. Dr. Mcl.eod, Lynden,
Ist, r.Oc.
Pen and Ink Drawings —
Flowers — Walter Gaskill, L.vnden,
Ist, r.Oc.
Animals J. W. Tremain, Lynden,
Ist. r.Oc.
Heads-—Molly Stark Williams, Lyn
don. Ist. r.Oc.
Charcoal Drawings—
Portrait —Mrs. Dr. McLeod, Lynden,
Ist, r.Oc.
Study—Mrs. L. C. Wright, Lynden.
Ist, BOe.
Miscellaneous. —
Hand Painted China Pitcher -Mrs.
Dr. Mounter, Lynden. Ist. $1.00.
Hand Painted Cup — Mrs. Feeney,
L.vnden, Ist, $1.00.
Hand Painted China Plate — Miss
Troziso. Bellingham, Ist, $1.00.
Display of Camera Work —John
Holder, Lyndon, first. $3.00: Myron
Baldwin, Lynden, second, $1 50; El
sie Wort lien, Lynden, special book
lot, $1,60,
Display of Camera Work Myron
Baldwin, Lyndon, Ist, .$3.00; Elate
Worthen. Lyndon, L'd, $1.50.
Wax Work —Ray Blade, I.ynden, Ist,
$1.00.
Architectural Drawing—M. H Ocr
fetch, Lynden, Ist, 50c.
Department L.—Floral.
Class I.—Cut Flowers.
Asters _ o. A. Anderson, I.ynden,
Ist, SOc.
Show Dahlias—Mrs. W. H. Elder,
l.vnden, Ist, 50c.
Cactus Dahlias—Mrs. W. H. Elder,
Lynden. Ist. BOe.
Mixed Dahlias—Mrs. L. Zweegman,
Lynden, Ist. SOc.
Carnations —Mrs. Geo. Cole, Lyn
den, Ist, SOc.
Geraniums — Mrs. L. Zweegman,
Lynden, Ist, soc.
Gladiolia—Mrs. R. M. Gilmore, Lyn
den, Ist, 50c.
Nasturtium — Miss Luella Smith,
L.vnden, Ist, SOc.
Pansies —Mrs, L. Zweegman, I.yn
den, Ist, SOc.
Roses —Mrs. M. Gerloch, I.ynden,
Ist, 50c.
Sweet Peas —Mrs. E. Maupin, Lyn
don, Ist, r.oc.
Mixed Bouquet—Mra, Lida Berthu
sen, Lynden, Ist, 50c.
Verbena—Mrs. W. H. Elder, I.ynden,
let, r>oc.
Clematis Henry—Mrs. W. W. Pal
mer, Lynden, Ist, 50c.
Ivy—Mrs. W. W. Palmer, Lynden,
Ist, SOc.
Phlox — Mrs. Zweegman, Lynden,
Ist, 50c.
Everlasting Flowers — Mrs. R. N.
(iilmore, Ist, SOc.
straw Flowers—Mrs. w. J. John
son, Ist, SOc.
Marigold—Mrs. A. Campbell, Clear
brook, Ist, SOc.
Display of Cut Flowers—Mrs. W. H.
Elder, I.ynden, Ist, $1.00.
Class ll.— Plants.
Begonias—Mrs. L. Zweegman, Lyn
den, Ist, SOc.
Cactus —Mrs. L. Zweegman. Lynden.
Ist, 50c.
Fern —Mrs. M. L. .Tackman, Lynden
-Ist. r.oc.
Geranium —Mrs. M. 1.. Jackman,
I.ynden, Ist. SOc.
Foliage Plant —Nels Henderson, of
Custer, Ist, SOc.
Collection Begonias—Mrs. N. Boor
have, Lyndon, Ist, |t.OO.
Hydranjra —Mrs. 10. Maupin, I.yn
den, Ist, 50c.
Farvugum —Mrs. L, Zweegman, Lyn
den, Ist, 50c.
Lemon Plant —Mrs. M. 1.. Jackman
L.vnden, Ist, SOc.
Amaryllis—Mrs. E. Maupin, I.yn
den, Ist, SOc.
Peanut Yine —Joe Whitlatch, Lyn
den, Ist, SOc.
Collection House Plants — Mrs. L.
Zweegman, I.ynden, Ist, $:5.00r
Department M.—Miscellaneous.
Bunch of Shingles—Bertrand Shin
gle Co.. Ist, blue ribbon.
Sample Hand Wood Work, person
under HI —Percy Bayes, Lynden, Ist,
$1,00! Clifton Worthen, Lynden, 2d,
SOc.
Display of Home Made Furniture —
Gertie Reizettas, Everson, Ist, $8.00.
Manual Training F.xhibit by any
School in County — Lynden School,
Ist. $7.50; Riverside Schood. 2d, $5.
Domestic Exhibit, Sewing—Lynden
School, Ist, $5.00.
Domestic Exhibit, Cooking—Lynden
School. Ist, $5.00.
Collection of Relics and Curios—P..
Handy, I.ynden, Ist, $2.00.
Manufactured Wood Work—l.ynden
Mfg. Co., Lynden, Ist, blue ribbon.
Written Alphabet—J. W. Tremain,
Sr., Ist, $1.00; Mrs. Geo. Gustin, 2d,
50c.
Written Figures — Charity Nevins-,
Clearbrook, Ist, $1.00; Anna Graves,
Clearbrook, 2d, SOc.
Head Work —Mary Tremain, I.yn
den, Ist, 50c.
Artistic Kite—l.evina Van Patton,
Lynden, Ist, 50c.
Wood Carving — Mrs. H. Rosenz
weig, Lynden, Ist, BOc,
Special Community Exhibit of Po
tatoes —Lynden, Ist, Silver Cup.
On Thursday,' the first day of thr>
fair, there were sold at the gate 700
adult tickets, B6 children's tickets and
11 season tickets. Total gate receipts,
$222.05.
It is safe to estimate that fully 4,000
people were in attendance on this
year's fair on each of the main days—
Friday and Saturday.
On Friday, the second day of the
,'air, there were sold at the gate, 2,812
adult tickets, 439 children's tickets,
and S season tickets. Total gate re
ceipts, $775.10.
On Saturday, the third and last day
of the fair, there were 2,543 adult tick
ets and 570 children's tickets sold at
tbe gate. Total gate receipts, $721.75.
The grandstand receipts on Friday
were $168.86 and on Saturday they
amounted to $158.36, Showing that on
each of the days that the grandstand
was opened for an admission charge,
the attendance was about the same.
The grand total receipts for admis
sions on the three days amounted to
$1,718,90, and the total receipts at the
grandstand were $316.60, making .1
grand total of $3,036.60.
The gate receipts last year amount
ed to $1,186.0:'., $663.06 on Friday and
$634.87 on Saturday. The grand
stand receipts last year were $117.75
for Friday, and $169.20 for Saturday.
On Saturday of last year's fair the
grandstand was opened to admissions
both forenoon and afternoon, while
tliis year there was no admission in
Ihe forenoon. • The concessions this
year netted the association $580.00.
Last year they brought $10.1.
NOTICE OF LOCAL
OPTION ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN, that
an election will be held in Whatcom
County, State of Washington, in all
those portions of said county not in
cluded in any incorporated city or
town in said county, for the purpose of
voting on the question of whether or
not the sale of intoxicating liquors as
a beverage shall be licensed.
All persons voting at said election
and desiring that the sale of intoxicat
ing liquors as a beverage shall be li
censed in said district shall vote "for
license."
All persons voting at said election
who are opposed to licensing the sale
of intoxicating liquors as a beverage
in said district shall vote "against li
cense."
Said election will he on Tuesday, the
sth day of November, 1912, the same
being General Election Day, under the
laws of the State of Washington.
ALEX VAN WYCK,
(Seal) County Auditor of
Whatcom County, Washington.
10-3-56
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THE LYNDEN TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1012.
That the Sweater has
come to stay is evidenced by the extent to which knitters
have gone toward furnishing styles that are artistic and
captivating. The crudeness of a few years back has all
disappeared, and the Sweater Coats of today are real
models in fit and stylish effect. Our new showing is most diversified.
All the novelties are here, in the
wanted colors, plain or in
fA^lTimelySale<> f Comforts & Blankets just while the frost be
gins to appear, and the mornings and evenings give us
a gentle hint of what we may expect from the
weather man most any time, comes this extraordinary
announcement of
■
Lowered Prices in Bed Coverings.
We do not pretend to tell you that we are selling them at a loss; that
isn't consistent with business, but by a lucky purchase we procured
these blankets and comforts at a remarkable price concession, and we
are going to give our patrons the full benefit.
Cotton Sheet Blankets 80c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50
Woolnap Blankets - - - - - $2.50
Full Size Comforts - - - $1.50, $2.00
Full White Carded Cotton, silkolene lined - $2.50|
A Remnant Sale Here
means much to the frugal and
careful home woman—or the woman who appreciates
the procuring of useful raiment and merchandise o\
worthy character, in many instances, less than cost. It is
our occasional riddance sale of all short pieces, odd lots and discontinu
ed numbers that have accumulated during the season. This sale inJ
eludes what we have left in Ladies' neckwear, dress goods, ginghams,
outing flannels, children's wash dresses, shoes and underwear. I
We have put a price on the underwear, especially Men's and Ladies,' that yod
have never dreamed of. We want to clean up on these lines, and the price will do it soj
come early. j
GROCERY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY^
Hammond's Best Flour, bbl. $4.75
Lard, 10 Ib. pail 1.35
Roll Oats, per pkg: .25
Corn Meal ?. h & 10 lb. sack .30
3 pkgs. Reliance Raisins, 16 oz. .25
Karo Syrup, dark per pail .50
A. & H. Soda, 4 pkgs. .25
Best Corn Starch, 4 pkgs. .25
S. S. Gloss, 4 pkgs. .25
Chase & Sanborn's, 3 lb. can Coffee 1.00
Farmers Mercantile Company,
PHONE MAIN 15. LYNDEN. WASHINGTON #
C. W. Soap, 26 bars $1.00
Fairy Soap, 6 bars .251
Swift's White Soap, 6 bars .29
Parowax, 2 for .251
Our "Special" Coffee, a lb. . .25
Salt, half ground, 50 lb. sack .25
Full Cream Cheese, a lb .20
Pearl Oil, per case, 10 gals. 2.10
Eocene 0i1,2.35
Elaine " " " " ** 3.25
Fancy
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