The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-08
PREMIUM LIST
IS GROWING
VERY RAPIDLY
LIST is CLOSED WITH EXCEPTION
OF POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK
DIVISIONS, WHICH ARE BEING
HELD OPEN FOR A FEW DAYS
MANAGER is ENCOURAGED.

General Manager Lillard, Of the In
terstate Fair Association, stated to a
representative of the Journal yesterday
afternoon that he was very much graft
fed at the liberal manner in which the
business people are offering special
premiums to be given away in connec-
ton with the fair this fall. The list
has been closed with the exception of
the poultry and live stock departments,
these departments being held open for
a few days longer. However, these de-
partments will also be closed within
the next few days and those who are
contemplating offering premiums in
these departments are urged to send
in their names and the article to be
awarded, together with other informa-
ton as early as possible.
The entire list of special premiums
offered up to yesterday afternoon was
as follows:
The Wells-Kahn Company, groCers-
Two sacks of Chumacher's Hen Feed
for best Barred Plymouth Rock pullet
competition open to the world.
Marston & Quina, dealers in furni-
ture-A $500 Ostermoor mattress for
the best bushel of sweet potatoes.
Silver cup, valued at $1,000, offered
by Southern States Lumber Company
for the best judging of Barred Ply
mouth Rocks. Judge F. ]. Marshall,
who will judge the poultry at this
show, will decide who does the best
judging for this cup. This cup must
be put up for competition again at the
Interstate Fair of 1912 for competition
and will have to be won three times by
one person before the ownership be-
comes final.
Southern States Lumber Company
A $500 cup to the person making the
highest score in corn judging contest,
to be in charge of the judges at the
fair. To this the DeFuniak Breeze Of
fers an additional premium of $1,000 If
the prize is won by a Walton county
man. The cup has to be won three
times to become personal property OF
the winner.
The Clutter Music House-A fine
piano scarf for the best hand made
quilt.
The Clutter Music House, fine
guitar for the best individual exhibit Of
corn.
Gulf City Coffee Comparative
pounds Oaxaca coffee for largest and
best collection of sweet pickles, not
less than three kinds.
Gulf City Coffee Comparative
pounds of FL Delito coffee for largest
and best collection of jellies, not less
than four kinds.
MISS A. M. blnSldII- SSIllSL :
piece, with brown or white linen, 30
inches in diameter, for best worked
centerpiece purchased at Needlecraft
Shop.
The Mayes Printing Company-A SO
cup for best bale of any kind of hay.
c. w. Mcdonald, Cottage Hill, Fla,
breeder of White Plymouth Rocks and
White Wyandottes-Pair of White Ply
mouth Rocks for best display of corn
of two or more varieties.
B. Jones & Company-$2 cash for
best gallon of Escambia county raised
syrup. Must be in glass jar.
Pensacola Evening News-Two years
subscription for the best pen of single
comb Rhode Island Reds, competition
open to the world.
James McHugh Grocery Co-One
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary (the
new edition. for the best pen in the
Asiatic class, competition open to the
world.
A. H. Baker & Co.-One Baker still
cap for best product of rosin made on
Baker still by operator.
J. M. Muldon-S10 in gold for the
largest and best display of any breed
of poultry. Competition open to the
world.
Knowles Bros, insurance agents-s5
in gold for the best pen in the Medi-
terranean class. Competition open to
the world.
The Meyer Shoe Co.-One pair SO. so
shoes, special make, for the best 1-2
bushe1 of Irish potatoes.
The John White Store-One $500 all
wool suit Of clothes for best display of
Satsuma oranges.