The School Herald du lieu suivant : Minneapolis, Kansas • 3

YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS Be they few or many, you can always buy the best at The Rexall Store PALACE DRUG STORE Kayo Nelson; chocolate cake, Irene Johnson white cuke, Until Carpenter; bread, Mary Batch-elior; fudge, Henrietta Schur. EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS General display, rural, Dist. 22, Dist. 10; general display, graded, Tescott, Niles; note books, graded, Tescott; note books, rural, Lou Constable, Dist. 11; -original story, Lou Constable; relief maps, Lillias Mortimer, Lilly Ecord Dist.

20; The State record in the 50 yd dash was tied by Shrevo of Min Peabody School Furniture Co. neapolis. The tennis tournament in the morning was won by Minneapo lis. Parks and Purton in the doubles defeated the Bennington and Ada teams. Parks in the singles beat tho Beunington team.

I "if Rural School Graduates of 1917 95 Alberta Abell 74 Fanny Cummings 74 Georgia Antene 1 Violet Bacon 27 Leona Baldwin 50 Altha Ballard 3 Vera Dalrymple 5 Willis Darg 67 Dora Durham 17 S.tella Forney product maps, 1'aulStudt, Merlin Garrison: collection of drawings, Cora Woodward, Lilly Ecord specimen book, Oleora Parks Dist. 28, Ella Collins Dist. 17; collection of penmanship, Georgia Antene, Tescott; collection primary posters, Mary Bark-ley, Ida Haley. NEEDLEWORK Miss McFarlaud's exhibit, Minneapolis Plain sewing buttonholes, M. Williamson, Mabel John; work apron, Helen Leonard, Mabel John; sewing bag, Thelma Pen-quite; skirt, Grace Constable, Avis Compton; corset cover, Mao Kesch, Grace Constable; night gown, Aileen Blair; towel, Helen Leonard, M.

Williamson; pillow case, Helen Leonard, Avis Smith; scarf, Helen McKee, Helen Leonard; miscellaneous, Flossie McOollough, AileenBlair, Tattirrg yoke, Mae Kesch; edge, Helen Leonard, Avis Compton. Embroidery, edge and pillow, M. Williamson. Crochet yoke, G. Constable; edge, Helen McKee, Helen Leonard.

95 Eldon Batcheller 82 Agnes Foy 17 Russell Bell 82 Katie Foy Manufacturers of sanitary school furniture equipment. Steel, semi-steel, gray iron seating-. Full lino of manual training and laboratory furniture, school supplies, maps, globes, blackboards, charts.wire window guards, shades. Write for wholesale prices. Address 38 George Berry 50 Floyd Bowline 4 Leroy Bradley 50 Ruth Brion 52 Sibyl Brown 1 Fay Bruce 46 Allan Burns 65 Agnes Clark 1 Ora Clark 54 Tommie Francis 54 Earl Fry 54 Vernon Fry 49 Hazel Gant 1 8" Frank Gard 18 Jean Gard 53 Francis Ginder 21 Dorothy Girton 31 Helen Goff 45 Grace Goodfellow 50 Charles Graves 65 Thomas Clark Peabody School Furniture Co.

Topeka, Kansas 61 Grace Comfort 45 Ned Comfort 9 Irvin Hamilton 6 FlorenceConstable 25 Wilbur Harder 14 MabelPearl Cook 33 Joseph Hardesty 1 1 Theodore Cooper 3 Nellie Hathaway 33 Ura V.Crow 95 Nora Heckert 6 Herbert Hinshaw 9 Delmer Nelson PARAWAX! Winners of Premiums, Ottawa County Scliool Fair ExUUts Showing article, ami winners of first ami second premiums, in the order named MANUAL TrALMNU Bird house, Hernico Crist, Howard Oapell. Book rack, Leonard Oopell. Chicken coop, Delbert Oapell. Ooat hanger, Lee Bak'er, Lou Spool rack, Delbert Oapell, Donald White. China rack, Leonard Oapell, D.

B. Sutton. Match box, LoirConstable, D. I. Sutton.

Taper knife, Willie llogrcfe, Willie llorefe. Tie rack, Kay Schlotz, D. B. Sutton. Bread board, Howard Oapell.

Towel rack, Willie Hogrefe, Howard Oapell. Picture frame, Delbert Oapell, Lou Constable. Collection? of School Exhibits, Dist20, Dist. 22. Taper file, Howard Oapell, D.

B. Native wood staud, Lou Constable. Milk stool, Donald White. Nail box, Howard Oapell. Miscellaneous, Tom Simpson.

NEEDLEWORK Collection of buttonholes, Lou Constable; fancy apron, Kowena Doty, Jean Gard; miscellaneous apron, Lou Constable; sewing bag, Viola Wolfersperger col lection doll clothes, Lelah Sutton, Bessie Sutton; handkerchief, Gertrude Edith Watson; miscellaneous, Lou Constable, Blanch Morris; doll quilt, Lelah button hemstitching handkerchief, Thelma Jack-man, Lelah Sutton. Crochet Yoke, Golden Wil-coxon, first and second bag, Carrie Newton, Norma Grace; lace, Beryl Vermillion, Florence Constable; edge, Florence Constable, Beryl Vermillion; cap, v. Gertrude Brewer; miscellaneous, Ruth Carpenter, Thelma Jackman; insertion, DorisToler; towel, Jean Gard, Ethel Wat-- son towel with crochet edge, Dorothy Toler. Tatting Miscellaneous, yoke, edge and insertion, Itow.ena Doty, first; towel with tatted edge, Doris Toler first, also second on edge. Weaving, Niles Mavie Hart, Harrison Blades.

Embroidery Eyelet, Florence Constable first and second; pillow, Nettie Steinbrock, Florence Constable; centerpiece, Geneva Little; miscellaneous, Naomi Hapes, Mabel Shrader. Outline Doily, Orville Long; animals, Mavie Hart, Lou Constable; miscellaneous, Orville Long, Lou Constable. AGRICULTURE Collections weed seed, Ollie Lott, Dist. 48; insects, Ollie Lott, Lou Constable; woods, Delbert Oapell, Donald White; soils, Lou Constable; leaves, Ollie Lott, Ethel Lott; flowers, Lou Constable, Ollie Lott; bird nests, Lou Constable, Dist. 23.

CULINARY Angel food cake, Fannie Gant, 3 Grace Heywood 25 Marie Hogrefe 95 Marie Horting 89 Marcellus Oates 35 Ethel Pelly 51 Ruth Peters 1 Vera Eliza Horting 18 Evelyn Pierce 74 James Hull 51 Leland Popham 95 Alva John 6 Irene Johnson 95 Irma Johnson 5 Joseph Keim 6 Mamie Kennison 67 Fred Kindall 11 Lura King 50 Frances Kosar 79 Leona Krone 6 Geneva Little 6 Roy Lockart 3 Alta Markley 31 Hazel Postlewait 5 Alex Rehberg 95 Sylvia Reinking 6 Harry Rothfuss 78 Lester Rowson 25 Mae, Simpson 82 Robena Sims 8 Edna Skinner 39 Antone Smika 88 Clarence Smith 37 FlorenceM. Smith 37 Ruth N. Smith is the best Sweeping Compound. You will need it to keep down the dust while sweeping the school room. 6 pounds for 25 27 pound pail for $1.00 50 pound $1.75 Minneapolis Takes Meet The County Track Meet held April 21, was won byMiuneapolis High School.

The schools finished ai follows; Minneapolis, 49; Tescott, 31; Ada, 14; Niles, Culver, 2. Ivy, of Tescott, was the individual point winner, scoring 18 points. Boyce of Minneapolis, and Perry of Tescott, were tied for second place with 10 points each. Following are the events: 50 yards dash Shreve, Ivy, Oates, Time, 5 4 5 sec. 100 yd dash; Ivy, Karnes, A Oates, M.

Time, 11 3 5 sec. 220 yd dash Oates, Beechj. Geisen, M. Time, 25 4 5 sec. 440 yd dash; Karnes, 97 LillianMcConkey 20-Nettie Steinbrock 38 Doris Merryfield 60 Joseph Stoklas Yours truly, 18 Joe Miller 70 BlancheTanzer 63 Hazel Mooney 37 Harold Thurston 50 Freeman Mooney 37 Mervin Thurston 38 Blanch M.

Morris 27 FrancisVanMeter 50 Corolla Walker '88 Ethel F. Watson 1 27 Jerome Wheeler 25 Hugh Willcoxon 51 Cecil E. Woodruff 42 Nellie ET Young '25 Philip Hackney 88 jay Bremerman 37 Edward Hurtig 62 Harry Livergood 24 Wilfred Nelson 3. Zetta Bower 6 Ray Smith The school board has retained Miss Mary White to teach the Pleasant Hill school for another term, at $G5 per month. Miss Olive Keener has been retained to teach her third term at Crown Point.

RESTAURANT Meals at all hours Ice Cream Candies Fruits Loose-Wiles Chocolate G. M. COOPER zalere, Geisen, M. Time, 56 2 5 sec. 880 yd; Larzalere, Persi-val, Schafer, Time, 2 21 3 5 sec.

Mile run; Schafer, Blaha, Bean, Culver. Time 5 min. 17 2 5 sec. Pole vault, Boyce, Ferry, Woodworth, Culver. 9 ft in.

Shot Put; Ivy, Perry, Oates, M. Distance, 40 ft, 8 1-2 inches. Discus; Ivy, Perry, Oates, M. Distance, 100 ft, 2 in. High Jump Garreu, Henry, Perry, Height, 4 ft 11 1-2 inches.

Broad Jump; Boyce, Gar-ren, Shreve, M. Distance, 19 ft, 1 in. Kelay, run against time. Time, 3 min. 58 sec, The Wells school 1ms ordered twenty dollars worth of library books, a volley ball set and some pictures.

Optimistic Thought. It is human to err, but diabolical to persevere. NEWS STAND DRS. HAWKINS AND HAWKINS Gradutes A. S.O.,Kiiksville, Missouri.

All Curable Diseases Treated Strickly Osteopathically Office in Minch Building Office 180 Phones Residence 334 W. H. C0LLISTER, Prop. Confectionery and Stationery Main Station for Kansas City Star and Times Subscriptions Taken for all reriodical3.