Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 5

COVERNOR FALS T0 ATIEND FAR Rockville Crowd Increased by| Report Executive Would Be Present. g Special Dispatch to Th ROCKVILLE Notwithstanding broadcast several day asserted several times Ritchie and s fair todas day exhibition, did not put in an according to his friends here, had no intention of doing so. The report that he would attend had the effect | of increasing the erowd The judging of exhibits in of the departments w today and som the awarded. The first will be staged t crowd gathered last night and wi display of firew band concert and exceutive and the chief appearance, br half horse show oon. A large the fair ground e pony show oten keen b was directed e C Christopher Pony Winners Listed. Under 3 First, N ond. Willia Under Nelson Solomon, \\ ashington .Under 40 inches, under First, almer. Wash! second, McKeever Spring. . Mrs. Geol less, Washin Under 40 J inches, under saddie- Bond. PRaltimore 1 Barr, Washington in harn 10re: Mrs, g Under. under saddle— 3 Washington: second, H. Timonium, Md.; third .\'fl:wn Bond, Baltimore. Under 44 in in harness—T¥irst, Nelson Bond, t econd. James Hopkins, Washi third, William Barr, \\nqh inc h.\ 41 hes, pair in harnes: ames Clark st, Nelson Bond, udges unable to decide and both pncu blue ribbons. v 43 under saddle— Baltimore, Md.; 5 shington, inches, . Nelson Bond, . William Barr : third, Carlton Burris d. under saddle— 5 Timonium, Md.; second, H r, Timonium, Md. elson Bond 1 Franklin Thompson, burg, Md. Only entr, Under_ 44 inch Nelson Bond. Baltin H. C. Jenifer, Timonium William Barr, Washington, Under 48 inche: Nelson Bond. Baltin Jiam Barr, William Barr, Washington, Under_ 60 inches, hurdle—First, Nelson Bond. Baltimore, Md.: second, | E. R. Heinrich, Chev 7°C.. deniter, Timonium, Ma { Dandy. Nelson Bond, Balti- more, Md.; third, The &y Jenifer, Timonium, Md. | Best rider in show—Donald Bradley, | | Chevy Chase, Md. Results of Pony Races. ‘ 42-inch class, one-fourth mile—First, | Black Beauty, Bond, Balti- | R Rebel, 1son ‘third, | ashington, | First, | . the second day 'of the four- | THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, C. WEDNESDAY. AUG™UST 24, D. 1927. ' KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Quite a Meal. wWHew DBoy! DUT 115 HoT RIBING To-DAy! 1 THINK Tl PulL WP DY ™ | FRST TRee AND TAKE A | Snooze' T FEEL NOw oL TOP wHiLe 1M NAPPING You CAN EAT your HEAD OFF' THERES PLENTY OF Nic g GREEN GRASS | 4 Here, Jjo Go 5 TOT" | | | 1 | By POP MOMAND The racing program for fternoon will include the ) pace and 2:15 trot, e | purse of $300; a ladies’ fat r fwill conclude tl lorrow pac h for a which connection with the annual national | dairy show in Chicago i Ra The gate { Bl William Barr, Washington, one-half First, Rockvi Ison ing and Horse Show. Balti- will be thrown open to morrow at . The horse show [& silver land racing will feature the pi . | cash to st half of the horse show—eight | runni early after-|1 1 Bond, more, Go-inch class and | and » be- | one-half mile—Frst, Mary, E. R. Heinrich, Chevy Chase nd. Pes Nelson Bond, Balt more, Md.: th General Buddy, L. L. Nicholson, Rockville, Md. | es—will hegin in the Inoon, and while the many fine ani | ¥ mals’ are “doing their stuft” in the show ring in the 1ace track inclosure, | | the trott pacers and runners will conelusions on the excel nile course. Between the the ind the hrore show classes | will vic will be acts in *land the several bands in attendance will provide plenty of music. s wi'l be at half be apen to half anc «cter bred hunters that hav shown in at least one cl show.” Ladies, of course. Intevest in Home Exhibit. The he demonstration exhibit, | which is being staged under the direc tion of 1 ontgomery County Coun cil of Home Demonstration Clubs, tracting much interest Corwin, home demor he county. is in Mrs, C. B. Norton of of the exhibit | e large halls demonstration The loganberry is a sort of the (" fornin witd blackberry mittee. In one ol of the 14 home 1 booth as ille Club, aids for the s | William White in cf magazines f 1 Mps. Edward Barnesly Browningsville, home sew- Mollie Gladhill’ in charge: | etry and flower ar- | s M. Carroll in | ettsville, health rules, Moxley in charge: Da- | Mrs. Thin and Mrs, Stout— diet for each, Mrs. Blanche Dickerson, line of e-Olney, 10% to 40% Discounts Five More Days —and then this sale will be a thing of the past. In every department 10% to 40% discounts on attractive furnish- ings show hig savings. A charge account is readily opened with convenient deferred payments. rh-llnn ‘Charles Clements in char, we: the milky rh parlor, rge; Wilson in the home, Mrs. Allen of .the girls of the 4- ¢ are showing and girls from all | of the county, members of 4-H | are showing pure-bred cows, and poultry and are stag- contests on dairy cows | TFour of the boys or girls pating in these contests elected to represent the count | similar contests at the annual State | air at Timonium early in Septem- -, and the winners there will com- | tional_contest in heife Here is an example of the savings effected! Tl’llS Handwoven Fxber Suite Regularly . .. $79.50 Less 25%. .. .. 19.88 August Sale Price, $59.62 Attractive, durable suites with upholstered backs and spring cushion seats. Increasingly popular as they pro- vide b(am\, utility and comfort at a very low cost. Open a Charge Account—Easy Terms GROGAN'S 817-823 Scventh St.N.W. 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