1$ & &%4 PAGETHREE fJlJ* THE INTmlStA'jrioNAL FALLS PRESS ,ts^» Rhubarb—2nd. I^RIZE WINNERS AT NOR. "W' I^ehmanship—2nd./" Outline map of' Minn. 1 S. Q. Hofdahl. Loman: Barly .Ohio potat^es—ls£ MINN* DISTRICT FAIR Mrfc. (rs. Ole Ole Gordort, Gordon^, BigFalls: Big Rural potatoes—^nd. -:,j MfHf Canned Jeef—2nd. Oats, threshed—2nd. atom far kUUim a.* f-1* U~f MELLOWS Oats—1st. P.eaked head cabbage—1 stv & (Continued from last week)' Strawberry jam—1st h* Canned raspberries—2nd. Mrs. Mabel Holler. City^ Red cloyer—2nd. j.-R$d grmat big bmmli mm' th*y tmmtm Canned fish—2nd. Canned string beans-j-2nd. clover—1st. Irvin' Eggebroten, Littlefork:. gmmd-mr mm "f V/ thmy^rm Canned peas—1st. Red^ onions—3rd. K, C^bblefs—3rd. carrots1, —2nd. aO oin* Canned _y mf Arfjrf. Chris Eidem, Clementson: :/s "'Geo. Gowdy,. Big Table beets—1st. Yellow onions—2nd. Rye, threshed—2nd. r, Macaroni whe&t—2nd. "IF*, & "'Dry onions—12tad.J-JTable John Kurzeck, Intl Falls: Rye-r2nd-.-v Wheat—3rd* Jp beets-^lst.. Barley—^threshed—1st. Wheat—1st. -v Dry onions—2nd. Mrs. N. J. Kk, int'l Falis: Squkw flint corn—1st. 1 Use for worrt stockings—1st. Alice Graton, So. Int'l Falls: Table carrots—^2nd5 Watermelons—1st. 16a never Collection o£ wild flowers—3rd. 'J Apples—2nd. J. H. Emerson, Int'l jEalls: Water color work-^lst. vrttrrw N, Mrs. F. B: Green, Gty: Sweet clovef—2nd.\ ^Stron—3rd. So. Int'l Falls Garden Club—Gar tasted Gum Flakes so Buffet scarf—2nd. Anna Marie Emerson, City Parley—2nd. display—Mabel^- Holler, Secy.—1st.,Mrs/ :, Luncheon set—1st. (, Sofa pillow—2nd. White onions—1st. Geo. Holler, Int'l Falls': Dressed doll—1st. Pillow slifcs—1st.- 1 1 Table beets—2nd. joyously fbvc»ed,so Plum jelly—1st. Ellen Emlaw, City: Grover Green, City: Kitfe tomatoes—1st. Greens—2nd. Partridge rock -cockerel—1st. Middy blouse—1st. ^Yellow onions—1st. cnsov-ctanaiv as Ka 8 Canned fruit juice—1st?*, Nightgown—1st. Partridge rocks—1st. Y, Mrs. John Kurzek, Int'l Falls: 011 pickled—1st Bug leghorn cock—1st. Ben Ensinger, Littlefork: Dairy butter—1st. 1 Sour pickles—2nd. V^« Marifenoth clover—1st. Buff leghorn cock—1st.. Buffet sckrf—'1st. Plum preserve?-t-2nd.^ Jas. Erickson, Forsythe: Silver laced wyandottes—1st. Louis Kalor, So. Int'l Falls': That's why big and little folks who know the difference Canned plums-—1st. Squash—1st. Calf—1st. Drawing cartoon—1st. insist upon KELLOGG'SI The tiling to do is to Tomato preserves—2nd. -Ermfe Erickson, Dentaybow: Wilma Green, Mapitou: Jos. H. Kalkman, Loman: make comparison—Kellogg's against any other kind of Plum jam—2nd. Towel—1st. Henstitched towel—2nd. Flowers—2nd.' corn flakes vou/ever ate! If it's quality, or all-the-time Strawberry jam—2nd.' Mildren Erickson, Margie Hemstitched pillow slips—2AfI. VBooklet—Minn, Hubbard squash—lst^ crispness or delicious or appetizing flavor you want— Luncheon set—2nd. Corset cover—1st. birds—1st. f\ 17 Kohl rabi—1st. well, just wait till you eat KeUogg^'s! And, what a delight -jRocks—^nd. 7 'j** Hems^&ched towel-^3rd. Howafd Grotberg, Littlefork? Collection asters—1st. to know they're never leathery! Swiss chard—r2nd. Burbanks—1st. Mrs. Anna Erickson, Indus: Pansies—1st. You'll get so cheerful about Kellogg's that the day's Apple pie—1st. s, Hardanger Emb.—2nd. Roy Grotberg, Littlefork: 3 lbs. dairy butter—3rd/ 7 best hours will be when it's time to sit down with the Basket of flowers—1st. Burbanks—2nd. Harold Erickson, littlefork: S'alsify—1st. family in front of generous bowls all filled most to burstbig, Fruit cake—1st. "V Rag rug—3rd. Mrs. Ben Grotte, Big Falls: Sweet corn—^3rd. ing with those sunny-brown Corn Flakes! Never Currant jelly—1st. Mustard pickles—1st. Cranberries—1st. Beans—1st. was a better -time than ^tomorrow Cookies—1st. Rural and Semi-graded school exhibits, Ronald Evans, City: Table carrots—1st. If morning to prove that KELLOGG'S Highbush cranberry jelly—1st. Cabbage—3r*d. Woodland school, Greaney, Caroline Peppers—1st. Corn Flakes are about the "gladdest Canned carrots—1st. Groves, principal—2nd. Parsnips—lut. Green tomatoes—1st. of all good tilings to eat." Canned tomatoes—1st. Squash—2nd. Eva Grove, Big Falls: Celery—2nd! Insist upon KELLOGG'S—the 12 cosmos—1st. White rocks—1st. -Layer cake—1st. Parsley—2nd. TOASTED kind in the RED and 'GREEN package—if Canned strawberries—1st. Haluptzok, Eloise, Big^ Falls: White orpingtons—1st. W. L. Keiver, Littlefork: CORK you want to know how wonderfully Mixed sweefc pickles—1st. Mona Everett, Big Falls: Layer cake—3rd. Wheat—41st. good corn flakes can be! Dresser cover—lace—2nd. Goodwin Hammersbork, Big Falls:( White cookies—3rd. Wheat—2nd. FUKES Cobbler potatoes—2nd. Pillow slips—Emb.—2nd. James Ewald, City: Oats—1st. j' ~x Sweet pickles—1st. Fodder corn—2nd. Pheobe Hanson, City: Dora LaBarge—Int'l Falls: Tomato pickles—1st. White bread—1st. Basil Farmer, Littlefork: Hemstitched pillow slips—1st. Dill pickles—2nd. Graham bread—1st. Green ML potatoes—3rd. Mrs. E. LaFear,\3ty: Audrey Hoyez, City: White rolls—1st. Flora Farmer, Littlefork: Canned raspberries—1st. Green cucumbers—3rd. Fr?ink Hanner, Bescemar: Sponge cake—2nd. Alice Lagerstrom, Bescemar: Fred Hrisko, Rauch: Minn, in pictures—2ndr Guy Farmer, Littlefork: Rag rug—1st. Outline map of Minn.—2nd. Broom holder—1st. Green Mt. potatoes—4th*. -Myrtle~~Lath, Mizpah: CORNFLAKES Dorothy Helmer, Loman: Wm. Hultman: Hazel Farmer, Littlefork: Penmanship—3rd. Reg. B*ll—3rd. Night gown—1st. Green Mt. potatoes—rlst. Mrs. O. M. Larson, City: Overhand patch—3rd. International Lumber Co: Lloyd Farmer, Littlefork: mi iQao ukin of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cmU kmkhd White collar—1st. 7, Pillow slips—1st. Draft team—2nd. Green Mt. potatoes—2nd. Collar—col.—2nd. Booklet—Minn.—3rd. Mare over two years—1st. Will Farmer, Littlefork: Between meal cloth—-Is^. Florence Helmer, Loman:» Mrs. C. E. Ireland, City: Flat head cabbage-^-lst. 1 Buffet scarf-?-lst. Hemstitched handkerchief—1st. Ground cherry preserves—2nd. Ira Foster, Littlefork: Doily—Emb.—1st. Let Us Serve You- Ernest Helmer, Loman: Cherry jelly—2nd. Speltz—1st. Dresser cover—colored—1st.-* Oats, threshed-^rd. Canned plums^-2nd. Mrs. R. C. Fraser, City: Mrs. F. J. Lavery, City: Oats—1st. Canned beets—2nd. Canned raspberries—2nd. Library table runner-^lst. Wheat—1st. Luncheon set—1st. Canned corn—2nd. Lunch, cloth—Emb.—1st. Wheat—threshed—j-lst. Apple jelly—2nd. Canned strawberries—2nd. Lunch cloth—1st. We are'in the restaurant business for that purpose. Here Mildred Heiberg,, Happyland: Grape jelly—2nd. Dried corn—1st. Hazel Leece, City: Free hand cutting—1st. Raspberry jelly-*—1st. Canned cauliflower—1st. you are sure of receiving the best quality of foods cooked properly Nightgown—2nd. pillow slips—2nd. Sweet pickles—1st. Ferdinand Hilke, Ranier: Cookies—2nd. and at prices that are reasonable. Robert Irvw-in, City: R. C. Fraser, City: Cabbage—1st. Soda biscuits—2nd. Barley—threshed—'3rd. Green Mt. potatoes—2nd. Squash—3rd. Soda biscuits^-^nd. Watermelohs-^pd. Reg. beef calf—1st. We specialize in Pastry made in our own sanitary bake Table beets—3rd. White bread—3rd. Muskmelon-^-2tra. Reg. beef bull—1st. Table carrots^-lst. White rolls—2nd. shop by,an expert. !(V Honey—2nd. Hubbard squash—2nd. Mrs. I. W. itinckley, Int'l Falls Cotton dress—3rd. Ripe cucumber—1st. Citron—2nd. Apron, colored—1st. Table carrots—3rd. Extracted honey—1st. Irish Cobblers—3rH. Canned beef—1st. Chicago Cafe and Pastry Shop Slip—2nd. Bearded barley—1st. George Frye, Littlefork: Knitted socks—1st. Mrs. R. J. Leece, City: Evelyn Jarvis, Margie:. Glove box—1st. Canned chicken—1st. Woven rtfg—1st. Combination—3rd. Knife box—3rd. Sour pickles^—1st. Rag carpet—1st. Genevieve Jarvis, Margie: Collar and cuff set—JsO Helen Frye, Big Falls Braided rug—2nd. Nightgown—2nd. Handkerchief, tatted—1st. Sponge cake—1st. Wovea^rug—wool—2nd. Anderson, Jenning, Margie: Table set—2nd. Mrs. C. A. Funseth, City: Mrs~C.'LLemieux, City: Relief map of Africa-^rd. Luncheon set—2nd. Lace—doily—1st. Lace edging—1st. Beatrice Jev^e, City: Camisole—1st. WDKIIYS Bed spread—crochet—1st. Mrs. R. Lemke, City: Pastry special—1st. Buffet scarf—1st. Mrs. Rosa Gish, City: Lunch cloth, crocheted—2nd. Alice Johnson, Loman: Cranberry jelly—2nd Reed lamp shade—2nd. Hjordis Liljeblad, C^ity: Overhand patch—2nd. Remodeled garment—1st. Mni. R. C. Goins, City: Dressed doll—2nd. Bernice Johnson, Margie: Rural and semi-graded school exhibits, Special potted plants—1st. Annie Lindblom, Greaney: Combination—4nd. Loman Con's, school. Special potted plants—1st. Article with French hem—1st Clara Jqhnson,' Pelland: C. Hilleboe, principal^^rd. Thelma Goins,gCity: Bloomers—2nd. Booklet—potatoes—1st. Erma Hoff, Bescemar Middy blotfte—2nd. Esther Lindstrom, Border: Raffia bag—1st. Health poster—1st. Angel fciod cake—2nd. Article witji French hem—3rd. Hulda Johnson, Lindford: Minn, in 'pictures—3rd. Inez Goring^ Greaney: Alfred Lofgren, Lindford: Free hand drawing—3rd. Product map of U.\£.—2nd. Water .color work—3rd. Mary Logdahl, Northome: Ida Johnson, Lindford: Bodklet—Washington—2nd. Water color work—2nd. CROOKSTON COLLEGE F. J. Ludwig, City: Einar Johnson, Lindford: Kale—1st. Is the and best equipped School in the Northwest. oldest BjUsiness Product map of U. S.—1st. Rutabaga—1st. We have helped thousands achieve Success, we can T. Kelly, City: Kohl rabi—1st. help you. Lowest expenses. Board and room in private Leghorn pullet—2n& Cabbage—1st. family $4.50 $5 per week. Tuition is re.duced. Tuition free to Leghorn hen—1st. Gardfen display—2nd. to cripples if they have onty^lost a finger. Write today for Leghorn cockerel—1st. Red cabbage—1st. catalog to E. M. SATHRE, President, Crookston College, Leghorn cock—1st. Parsnips—2nd. Crookston, Minn. N Leghorn trio—2nd. Peaked head cabbage—2nd. Leghorn—old—1st. Flat head cabbage—2nd. Irs a Lewis, Keyes, City: Table carrots—3rd. DOUBLE treat Flat head cabbage—3rd. Rhubarb—3rd. Elma Kennedy, Loman: —peppermint ,y Celery—3rd.\ Outline map of Australia—1st. Jacket over Peppermint Sage—1st. C. B. Kinney, City: gum Kale—1st. Hunting Licenses Crabapples—1st. Celery—1st. Mrs. M. E. King, City: Maurice Ludwig, Int'l Falls: Raspberry jelly—2nd. Pen and ink drawing—1st. 7 "Cherry jelly—1st. Swiss chard—1st. Raspberries—canned—1st. For Sale Dry onions—3rd. 7-,v Plum jelly—2nd. Arthur Lund, Clemehtson Clara King, Big Falls Sugar jacket just Coat hanger—1st. White br^ad—1st. "melts in your mouth, Dark cookies—1st. (Continued on page 8) 1 then you get the delectable Sewing bag—1st. The county Auditor's Office advises that hunting *4 Towel—2nd. W gum center. Pillovk slips—3rd. licenses can be obtained at the following places: N _And with Wrigley's three old Edward Kinports, City: standbys also affc^aing friendly Pansies—2nd. AMERICAN STATE BANK.RANIER aid to teeth, throat, breath,, appetite -Elmer ftnotts, Craigville-r and* digestion. Tame^ plums—1st. cS ALEX ENZMAN.................... ERICSBURG Soothing, thirst^quenching. Hazel Kjiutsbn,. Laurel: STATE BANK .RA* Making the next cigar Work bag—3rdS Koochichjng Realty Co., City: JOHN E. HOEL......."7...... Early Ofiio potatoes—i3rcL FIRST NATIONAL BANK LITTLEFORK Stock rutabagas—1st Dependable E Stock carrqtsr^lst. FIRST STATE BANK... .BIG FALLS A O Yellow oniony—3rd. STATE BANK. ... .... MIZPAH .' Arvilla Kdhlhase, Mizpah: Hemstitched handkerchief—2nd^^4 A FIRST STATE BANK .^NORTHOME A. Krohn, City: ?, 25' Styles and Sizes Red cabbage—3r^.^\ \t V: AUDITOR'S OFFICE (Courtftwue)..INTL FALLS- A Ssk&jf Stock rutabaga—2nds A. H. POWERS. GAME WARDEN* Qara Kropp, Wiyland A "¥**.•• PenmanshipT-lst 1 •SB OUR DttPUkV ATy J. J, Kucera, Ericsburg^ srfow Brown eggs-^nd. NATIONAL DAIRY