The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-21
WEEK OF CARNIVAL
 AND CLUB SHOWS 10 BEGIN HERE MONDAY FARM BOYS AND GIRLS TO EX- . HIBIT PRODUCTS-SCHOOL
 CARNIVAL FRIDAY.

Next week will be one of much in terest in ConWay-almost equal to county fair. The various boys and girls clubs of the county will exhibit their products and compete for prizes throughout the week, and on Friday and Saturday the annual school car nival will be held. Many of the de- tails, rules and lists of prizes have a. ready been published in the Log Cabin Democrat and the readers are doubtless familiar with most of them.
 Five different clubs will have ex- hibits here during the week, and in each club a long list of valuable prizes/have been prepared. The boys corn and peanut clubs will hold their exhibit under the auspices of County Demonstrator John L. Phillips, and the girls canning club under the auspices Of the county agent, Miss Myrtle Phillips. These exhibits will be placed in store building in the business part of Conway and will re- main during the week. The exhibits will be judged on Wednesday,. The Conway School and Civic Club are arranging to assist in the sale of such products of the girls canning club as the exhibitors desire.
 Separate from these clubs will be the exhibits of the Faulkner County Banks pig and poultry clubs, which will be on display at the fair grounds. Assistant Cashier R. H. Weems, who recently made tour of the county visiting his club members, reports an active interest everywhere, and says there will be a large number of en- tries. The following copy of eircu- lar letter recently sent out by him explains the enterprise:
 "All of you know that we could not have big county fair this fall. There wasn't enough money. But l did not like the idea of us working so hard on our pigs and chickens and then not getting to show them to anyone. Now the bank has arranged, with the help of Mr. Phillips and Miss Myrtle Smith, to hold a fair of our own m connection with the corn, peanut and canning exhibits and the Conway street carnival. The exhibits will all be free and open to all. The time IS October 25-3O. The pigs and poultry are to be brought in on the 27th, or not later than o'clock on the morn ing of the 18th. All pigs and poultry will be judged on the 18th. We Will have an expert to do the judging someone not connected with this bank or with the club in any way.
 'Every precaution will be taken to nrevent any disease from resulting. The pens will all be thoroughly clean ed and disinfected If your pig or chickens have been exposed to any dis ease do not bring them. They would give the disease to the other pigs ana chickens. Bring your own feed.
 "The weather is cool and if you are careful no harm will come to your pig or chickens. l want every boy and girl to have part in this exhloit: A great many people have heard about our club and l want them to see what fine stock we have. Write me what you think of the fair.
 1t will be fine thing for each ot you to meet the others. You will see more fine pigs and chickens than you ever saw before in your life and you will learn from other members and from the government men who will be there a great deal of value about pig and poultry raising. Of course, you will have a great time while in Con- way. So be sure to come.
 "Talk over the fair proposition with the club boys and girls in your neighborhood. I want you to come. You are all my friends. Don't fail me. 'I am depending on you"
 Plans for the street and school car nival are rapidly maturing and ev- erything will be in readiness for this big event. The great parade, in which 100 decorated automobiles and floats and 1,500 students and school children are expected to De In nne, will be held at 8 o'clock Friday after noon, October 29 From this time un- til late hour at night the carnival will be in full sway and many of the features will be continued during Sat urday. All proceeds of the entertain ment will go to the club, to be used for the purpose of beautifying the public square and business streets.
 Prizes in the baking contest, to be conducted in connection with the car nival, were announced today by Mrs. Fife Lincoln, chairman of the com mittee. A first prize of 50 cents and a second prize of 25 cents will be of fered on the following varieties of cake. Fruit. loaf (white), marsh