The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-05-17
PREMIUM LIST is
Quite EXTENSIVE

dustrial clubs of Holmes county is sub
mitted to indicate to the clubs the gen
raj interest that is being taken in their
enterprises This generous expression
from the business interests of--the coun-
ty surely stimulates every member of
the clubs to strive for a creditable ex-
hibit.
$45. 90 in cash is now in hand to be
awarded in the corn contest, $50 to the
county at large, and So. 90 for the best
exhibit from each supervisors district.
$4,000 in cash to be assigned to the
various contests in the girls club.
$10.0 90 in cash for the best exhibit
from Acona school, 80. 90 each for the
boys and girls, given by Prof. John
Belford and the patrons of the Acona
school.
A So. 90 pair of Walkover shoes for
the corn contest, given by the Mullen
81 Owen Co.. of Durant.
A 1886. 90 pair of Mary Stuart shoes
for the girls contest to be assigned to
a winner from Beat 2; given by E. W.
Mcclellan, Durant.
A So. so toilet set for the girls, and
a 81. so pocket knife for the boys, to be
assigned to Beat 2, given by G.. s.
Beall, druggist, Durant.
A So. so pair of Queen Quality shoes
for the girls contest, given by the Du-
rant Dry Goods Co., Durant.
A SO. so pair Of shoes for the cake
contest, to be assigned to Beat 2, given
by the Cooper Williams Co., Durant
A $5. 90 hat for the best corn exhibit
in the county, given by the Durant
Commercial Co., Durant.
A $15. 90 gold medal. designed as a
corn club emblem, for the corn contest,
given by d. v. Pound, jeweler, Durant.
A 500 rocking chair, to be assigned
in the girls contest, given by 0. G.
Calhoun, Durant.
A $5. 90 gold piece for the chrysan-
themum contest, given by the Wo-
mans Club, Durant.
$5. 90 in cash for the bread contest,
given by the Madden West Chapter U.
d. G. IS Durant.
A 30. so mirror for the girls contest,
given by f. z. Whitehead, Durant.
A gold medal for the bread contest,
given by P. A. Lindholm, jeweler,
Lexington.
A large can of Ferndell's high grade
coffee, given by B. w. Lipsey, Lexing-
ton, for the best cake from Beat /.
A %. so bottle of perfume for the
bread contest, given by the j. MI.
Alexander Drug Co., Lexington.
$5. 90 in cash will be awarded, in ad
dition to the general county prizes, for
the best exhibit from each Beat in
each contest
A so pair of Star Brand Ladies
Shoes, given by w. L. Jordan, Lexing-
ton, for the cake contest.
The following have contributed lib
orally to the cash prizes for the various
contests Parham Williams, Earl Ash
ley, J. w. Ashcraft, w. w. Wilburn,
FL. Ell. Elmore, w. L. Dyer, w. Nc
Cain, J. c. Pickens, Pahlen Bros,
Herman Bros. Co., J. B. Cunning
ham, J. NJ Alexander Drug Co., T.
w. Smith, Jr., r. & B. Sontheimer,
Morris Lewis, G. w. Stigler, Beall
Hardware Co., W. Ell. Smiht, DR.. P.
D. Holcomb, Rosenthal Bros.
Other prizes will be announced as
they are handed in. Later in the sea-
son the prize committee will make a !
systematic arrangement of the awards |
and they will be published in circular
form.
/ shall take pleasure in furnishing
the cake and bread recipes to any who
desire to enter these contests.
/ still have seed corn on hand for the
boys use in replanting where the
stand is not good. Boys, do not get
discouraged on account of this bad
weather, but try the harder.
Yours cordially, W. H. SMITH.