The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-24
All They Ask is For Weather
Man 10 Remain Neutral and
Keep Hands Off.
Every Other Factor Has Been
Looked Alter.
To the Ladies' Of Paducah an
Vicinity.

To the Ladies' of Paducah and
Vicinity:
The Paducah Fair association, re-
quests of you that you send all Of
your display articles Ia the fair
grounds Tuesday, September "a, be-
tween the hours Of % "a. "a. aud IL
noon and 1880 y. M. 60 4 u. m. IT
you have no displays kindly tell
your ncighhors TO briag what they
might have. ~ there are mo prizes
offered la the catalogue We will see
that you yet one aud also n blue
ribbon. The fair association desires
60 make foral hall one of the main
features and your efforts and work
j. ali We need To make IL a success.
Remember there i no entry fee
charged aud also remember We'd
nosday. the opening day. will be
Ladies' Day" no admission 60 the
grounds being charged the women.
'lur earnest request II that you all
attend. Respectfully,
RODNEY &. DAVIS. Sec'y.
Three more days and then the
fair.
Rapidly the time Is approaching
Tor west kentucky's biggest event In
years. Never In the history OF the
fair association has so much enthu-
slasm been aroused among the NO
-,.cn ~ well a. the business men OF
1aducah. And the farmers they
viii be- In The swim. too, and thea
displays are % be- crowd getters and
prize winners. Tho fair II bound q
De- success and the onir,as aar'
never entertained any Thought o
the foir being anything but sue
cess.
They are taking the sunny sid,
view OF il and ~ the weather man
viii just help as much as the busl
ness men. women and farmers have
there will be no room for kick. The
directors are saying nice things about
al, weather man and request that
be- bundle up the clouds in SONS
,.hcr vicinity until Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday have
passed luto history.
IL will be hard TO oyer-estimat'
the number OF visitors who are com
ing here. West Kentucky is goinl
10 turn out aud the fair ground
viii be packed from o'clock In th'
morning until late IN the afternoon
Special rates have been offered b,
the railroads and steamboats, as ~
inducement for out-of-toWn pcopl
10 come and the local packets Wi
arrange excursion schedules durini
the fou- days.
No stone has been left unturne'
In preparing for the big festival
Nothing has been overlooked for tn
entertainment OF the people.
Floral hall will be a brillian
promenade. whore every displa
imaginable will be featured. Eigh
teen beautifully decorated booth
viii contain the displays OF bot
local and out-of-town merchants
one section OF the big hall will cor
tain the fine types of tobacco.
second is reserved for all kinds q
farm products. the best obtainabl'
Then comes the ladies' exhibit
along the two aisles. The interio
of the hall will present a palatiI
appearance and will be place th'
viii attract the attention OF ever
one.
Next Tuesday morning between
n. m. and noon and between l:S
D. m. and 4 o'clock the hall viii /
open for the receiving of the di
plays. Miss Mary Bonds will be Il
entry clerk for the ladies' exhibit
while Mr.. Walter Settle will hay
charge OF the other entries. III
tAltors are not compelled to pu
Vase ticket. as thought by man
In order that no dispute ms
arise from the awarding of priz'
for the best types of tobacco Il
association will have out-of-tow
judges. Competent judges will con
from Hopkinsyille, Clarksville al
Louisville. the big tobacco market
and fair decisions are assured. III
association has declined the servic
of local tobacco men in the awar
ing of prizes