The daily sentinel., 1909-12-16
Club Ribbons.
NATIONAL Gnlden WYandotfs

National Golden Wyandotte Club offers five
Special Ribbons each for best Cock best Hen.
best Cockerel. best Pullet and best Pen. be
peted for by Club members only. without any othor
restrictions reservations placed upon the award
ing Of them. Membership fees and dues are 81 90
payable to w. G. Smith. Secretary-Treasurer, Ban
mock, ohio, which amount pays in full your fees
and dues for one year from date you make appli-
cation for membership. All Golden Wyandotte
breeders should join at once in order to be in
position to compete at show for these Special
Ribbons which is but of the many benefits be
derived from membership
American Buff Plymouth Rock Club offers as
special prizes four handsome silk ribbons:
One for best shaped male.
One for best shaped female
One for best shaped colored male.
One for best surface colored female
Only members whose dues are paid to July 1
1910, are eligible to compete for these specials
Membership fee is only 81 90 and this pays up
July 10. 1910. For Information in regard to club
write William A. Solts Secretary r. F. D. 10
indianapolis. Indiana
The American Light Brahama Club offers as
special prizes four handsome silk ribbons:
One for best shaped male.
One for best shaped female.
One for best colored male.
One for best colored female
Only members whose dues paid October
/. 1910, are eligible to compete for these specials
Membership fee is 81. 90 and this pays up October
1, 1910. For information in regard to the club
write Frank P. Johnson, Secretary Station A..
indianapolis. Indiana
The National Single Comb Buff Orpington Club
offers five handsome silk badges the winners of
first Cock, first Cockerel, first Hen, first Pulet,
and first Pen respectively providing they have
been member of the club for five days previous to
the show All badges will be given out by your
Secretary at the close of the show Full particulars
concerning the club will be mailed free upon re
quest. Elegant 1910 catalog telling all about
the breed, free VIII II. Schadt, Secretary, Goshen.
Indiana
The international Ancona Club offers five spe-
cial ribbons, in each variety, single and rose comb
for best Cock. best Hen, best Cockerel best Pulle
and best Pen, to be competed for by club members
only, without any other restrictions reservations
placed upon the awarding of them. Membership
fees and dues are $1.O0 payable to W. p. McNary
Secretary-Treasurer. Bannock, Ohio, which amount
pays in full your fees and dues for year from
date you make your application for membership
All Ancona breeders should join at once in order to
be in position to compete at show for these
special ribbons which is but of the many
benefits to be derived from membership.
The International Rose Comb Black Minorci
Comb Black Mnorca Cock Hen Cockerel, Puet
and Pen to be competed for by members of the club
and applicants for membership who send 200 fees
for initiation and first year, before the judging
commences. The number of the ribbons will be
credited to each winner in the club eataog and
championship will be awarded the winner of the
largest number of club ribbons in each state. Geo
II. Northup, Secretary-Treasurer, Middle Granville
v. Y.
The American Black Minorca Club offers spe-
cial ribbons each for first prize Single Comb Black
petition open to members of the club and to breed
ers of Single Comb Black Minorcas who apply, with
$500 for membership before the show opens. The
number of ribbons won will be credited to each
winner in the club catalog, and championship will
be awarded to each winner of the largest number
of ribbons in each state. Geo. H. Northup. Secre-
tary-Treasurer. Middle Granville. N. Y.