All the banks in the state will
be given an opportunity to handle
these tickets. The sale will close
August 19 A purchaser of a
ticket will save $1.50 on the six
admissions, since the regular
charge of 75 cents, which has been
made by the fair the past two
years will be made again shis year.
Without this ticket, six admis
sions to the fair at fair time will
cost $4.50. The biggest purchas
ers of coupon tickets will be fami
lies and groups intending to visit
the fair as a party.
Until August 19, advance sale
coupon tiokets may be purchased
of W. H. Hooebrink, Treasurer,
First National Bank, St. Paul, in
case a local banker has none for
sale.
Another important change in
admission rules has been adopted
this year in permitting children to
visit the fair free on the opening
Saturday, as well as Labor Day,
when accompanied by an adult
member of their family. Children
will alM) be admitted free to the
fair each evening after 6:00 o'clock
under the same condition.
Automobiles will also be admit
ted free to the grounds each even
ing after 6:00, except on Labor
Day,
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The Best is
None too Good!
Years of experience in buy
ing and selling groceries has
taught us that the public
want the best.
Our shelves are always full of pure, fresh and up to date Gro-
ceries, which we gi\[e to our customers at the lowest possible
price. Our line of
and Women's
Wearing Apparel"
Boots and Shoes
la oomp/efe and up-to-date
'Buy where the buying Is good."
Come in and see what great buying power
a little money will have hi
this up-to-date store.
The B. L. FAIRBANKS Co.
White Earth, Minnesota.
