The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-08
SILVER LOVING CUPS
OF POLK CO. fair
NOW ON DISPLAY
IN WINDOWS Of
COLE and HULL

The handsome silver cups to be
awarded at the Polk County Fair
which opens here on Feb. 81, are
now on display in the show windows
of the Cole & Hull Jewelry estab-
lishment, and are being widely ad-
mirt d by all. These cups are offered
for the best exhibits as follows:
i A silver loving cup for the best
collective exhibit produced on any
one farm.
A silver loving cup to the COM
missioner's district making the best
display of fruits and farm products.
A silver loving cup to the COM
missioner's district making the Sec
ond best display of fruits and farm
products
A silver loving sweepstake cup
for the largest and best display by
any one exhibitor, any and all
classes.
A silver loving cup for the larg-
est and best display by any one ex-
hibitor in the American class.
A silver loving cup for the larg-
est and best display by any one ex-
hibitor in the Asiatic class
A silver loving cup for the larg-
est and best display by any one ex-
hibitor in the Mediterranean class.
A silver loving cup for the larg-
est and best display by any one ex-
hibitor in the English, French, Ger
man or Polish classes.
Points to count for class cups.
A silver loving cup for the best
pen in the show.
A silver loving cup for the best
cock in the show.
A silver loving cup for the best
cockerel in the show.
A silver loving cup for the best
hen in the show.
A silver loving cup for the best
pullet in the show.
A silver loving cup for the whit
est bird in the show.
II. L. Kelly, president of the Polk
County Fair Association, offers
silver loving cup to the exhibitor
making the best display Of Kelley's
Barred Rocks. Mr., Kelley not to
compete.
OF the cups offered and the fair
generally, the Auburndale News
says:
In less than three weeks now the
Polk County Fair at Lakeland will
open, and there is evidence that
those who enter exhibits will be we'll
rewarded. Secretary Schurman, in
discussing his plans with the News,
stated that fifteen silver loving cups
CT handsome design had already been
ordered, to be offered as prizes for
the best exhibits in many classes.
No more fitting souvenir and re-
minder of meritorious work could be
found. for they will be lasting and
permanent ornaments in the homes
of the lucky winners.
Of course the usual cash awards
and blue ribbons will be offered, and
glance at the premium list shows
these to be among the highest ever
offered by any fair in this locality,
no matter how large. Those who
have not already secured a premium
list are urged to write Secretary e.
R. Schurman, Lakeland, at once and
study the classes and prizes for ex-
hibits. In addition to the honor
typified by the silver cup or blue rib
bon, the financial reward Ut a sub
stantial cash prize is well worth the
slight trouble of preparing and ship
ping en- exhibit.
Many special meetings will be
staged during the fair, among them
that of the Polk County Good Roads
Association, with several speakers Of
statewide fame. And of course there
will be some good, high-class enter
tainments offered. with nothing in
any Objectionable. AS Secretary
Schurman says: you ought to take
full week off to come over to Lake
land and enjoy the whole thing at
your leisure-for there'll be some
thing to see every minute, and it will
be the best week you ever put in
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