Smyrna times., 1910-06-29
COUNTRY FAIR TO BEGIN
FRIDAY WITH BIG BOOM
EVERYTHING TENDS TOWARD A
ROUSlNG TIME IN SMYRNA
Monday, The Fourth" Will Be "Old
Home Day" When Many Former
Smyrnians Will Be Back.

AS the time for the Fair draws t
near, interest is quickening and the /
catalogue of attract ms grows more '
enticing as preparations go on. Es-
pecially is this true of the Side Show, {
which has decidedly the best bill '
ever. In the first place the vaude {
willie will be worth double the price
of admission and the songs and
dances are bright and breezy.
"Kelly" will be there and everyone
can answer in the affi' NATIVE. The
Hill Bros. Minstrels have some brand
new Jokes and their performance is
! going to be good as it always is.
There will be two female minshels
in a good hit. You will laugh hearth
lv at their fun. And last but not
least the Doll Shop, a new and
charming number which bids fair to
be a winner. These dolls are very
life-like and animated and accom-
plshed. They all are beautiful too .
and you will be sure to want one for /
your very own. However they are
not for sale and we wouldn't give
one of them away. Monsieur Fraud
all is very proud of this collection
and he is worth seeing too. Really
we are highly honored to have such
an artistic number in the show.
Don't forget to enter the babies for
the show on Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Automobile Parade and Cornet Band
; The chairman of automobiles re-
> quests that all machines wishing to
enter the parade on the Fourth will
: assemble at the standpipe at 10
. o'clock sharp. Beautifully and ar
tistically decorated machines will be
d in line and bids fair to be sight
we'll worth seeing The parade will
. be over the principal streets of
II Smyrna and will pass the judges ap-
> pointed by the club to review the
" parade. The latter will award
= prizes for the best decorated car.
The first prize will be a $500 gold
= piece and second prize will also be
> given. The Stayton Cornet Band
will render some of their best music
. which will be a joyous feature OF
s. the Fair, all the new and inspiring
!" compositions will be played in their
= best style Don't forget that you
. will get fine suppers on the grounds
~ all the delicacies of the season at
H. ridiculously low prices. Candy, cakes
i" and refreshing beverages always
= on sale. The menus for the various
days are as follows:
Frid,y Evening supper;
Id Cold Boiled Ham.
Rolls. Coffee. Tea, Iced Tea
= Saturday Evening
n Chicken Patties Egg Salad
g. Cold Ham Cold Tongue
- Rolls, Coffee Tea.
Monday the Fourth-Luncheon and supper
Deviled Crabs. Potato SALAD
To Cold liam and Tongue, Baked Beans,
%. Brown Bread, Rolls, Pies Cake Tea Coiie'
an Remember to watch the parade a
N, 10. 80 a. M, on the Fourth-thel
ice repair to school grounds to hear tn
lr- speeches, get your lunch, there an
73 be ready for the ball game betwee
OIL Millington and Smyrna at 3 p. m
l6 1t will be a closely contested game
IL The names of the players are: Mi
rle lington-Henry Tonkin, c, Harr
8. Beck, p, Rodney Gillespie, lb, job
is. Wood. 2b, Allan Geter, IS, Aldric
ard Price. 9b, John Ahern, If, Julia
IS; Numbers, rf, Charlie Moore, Ct
lell Smyrna Charles Stayton, c. Clifto
gh, Deakyne, p, Davis Bell, Harr
tha Grieves, Frank Walker, Owen Spr'
one ance.
To The Fourth to Be "Home Day" of Fa
"a; To usher in the celebration it HI
ms ins been requested that all bells ring al
am, whistles blow at 10 O'Clock. 1t
ms hoped that all over town the day WI
ter ter. be observed without fireworks
avis. order that a sane Fourth will be
liSXE' augurated. Home Coming Day
ous the Fourth wi be a day full Of e
Jac- ioyment Here you may greet aga
To friends of long ago and renew WI
liam nigh forgotten acquaintanceship WI
5ben 5pe old schoolmates. These days Gel
ssley brated each year on the Fourth W
9a June H have a tendency to strengthen t
s9.s love of home and town and W
aker, eventually quicken it into new Il
sell sell and vigor. Town pride lies in
Au- of US. a little dormant maybe
s6'9i ready to assert itself when the rig
2. influence is brought to bear. A
Third these Club women working so STR
RISK. RISK. uously for the success of these Fa
Rich are loyal to this degree-the 5
: ~ "a; they have subscribed to the impro
1o-'' ments around the standpipe is but
earnest of what they will do in futu