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The Beaverette vere € were next entertained by the | some time shopping: We fearless flvers,-who proceeded to show us how fearless they were danger ‘of their missing the net, should they fall! After this entertainment came Later, went to the fair grounds. This time we went through the Agricalwural building, In this building were all. kinds of fruit, vegetubles, and. grain. Canned fruit and vegetables were plenti- ful. Some of the b enter- ed bythe 4-H Clubs. In this build- we elirg was the Hall Exhibit that, were little wheels and whirligigs, whirling aroun ese were brilliantly lighted with blue, ors, showed liquid fire from their spouts. Fighting roosters and cats which changed colors, astonished ‘oosters and |i astonished ‘the spectators. The roosters and cats: both moved back and forth at one another. It. appeared as if the cats were spitting at each other, as red fire flew trom their-mouths.— Anoth= er movable feature was the acro- hats, who turned over and over on. a rod. Very beautiful.also, was the rose, with its deep saat petals and green leaves. Once rip- ped from é wire likerain, i up everything with intense brightness. Sky rockets hurtled into the air, followed by: the most er pots shone vividly. of the dispiay were George Wash- ington on one side and the flag on the other. A huge band’ began to play “The tar Spangled Ban- ; ner” and everyone rose. with one} accord. Wednesday morning we again ‘started on our _ tour, spending e|printed the fair programs. In another Pare oe work was entered. ‘The 4 jabs had work entered me this, Et. One ‘club had a small rogm furnished, showing how economically and tastefully a!room can be furnish- ed. There were beautiful pieces of crochet, embroidery, and knitt- Rugs and quilts of every design _ were hung on walls. Here, too, were entered innumer- able paintings, oil, water, or charcoal: Painted china was in glass cases. In glass cases, also, were the pies, cakes, candies, jread,—and-dther things. We saw the state fish and game exhibit, which consisted of many fine specimens in both fish and game. The Sunday School building was-filled-withthe-work—of the various Sunday Schools. The other machinery. We also inspect- ed the small train that was on the fair grounds. The tiny pullman cars, freight cars, engine, and all, were a miniature likeness of a train. Even in the little pullman ; cars, there were tiny plush seats. \This proved to be an especial at- traction for the children. n the rooms under the grand | t sand, still more was seen. Here -|eharacters. were washing machines, radios, v in, chirping Talkative cut flowers were placed on ice. In this building, also, was the blind people’s display. This !con- sisted of Lgereiae! designed, idered pieces, enitred articles; ‘dresses, quilts, and all manner of baskets. One lady read with astonishing rapidity from a book, using her fingers in reading. the raised one wrote on a machine that made the rais-, and pets next claimed our attention. Then we went through the long: halls con- taining swine, sheep, and dairy exhibits. [ne 4-H Clubs had fine — exhibits in these, also. We stop- ped at the dairy bar,, and drank some of the fine ice cold milk. This bar -vas in the dairy build- ing, which’ had many interesting object lessons. Circulars. on the wholesomeness of dairy products taken thousands of pounds of but- r, for it was a life-size reproduc- tion. In letters easily read, were