Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
PREMIUM LIST FOR
COUNTY FAIR

Saturday. September 29 and 30
Large List Of Cash Premiums and
Numerous Special Premiums,
The Cumberland County Fair will
open Friday, September 20. and last
two days. Following is the premium
list with the exception of some special
premiums that are to be given by the
merchants Look the list over care
fully and prepare to make exhibits of
the best articles you can.
The fair will be held in the court
house and High School building and
there will be an admission fee of rs
cents tor persons IL years of age or
over and Is cents for children under IL
years OF age. When you enter the
grounds you must have the tag given
you at the gate tied to you in PLAIN
view or you will have to retire. You
cannot lend or transfer your admission
tag to any other person before or after
J entering the grounds. The admission
fee above named will admit you to the
court house grounds or high school
building for the full two days. Every
person must comply with these condl-
tlons or remain outside the court house
yard and high school building. No
charge for children under eight years.
The Ladies Exhibit will be displayed
in the high school building and all ar
ticles intended for that department
should be taken there.
ALI entries must be made not later
|tnap ten o'rlOci Satnfdey hssshSsg. sx4
ccpt the Ladies Department, which
will admit no entries after two O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Judging will COM
mence Immediately after entries are
closed and continue until completed.
An entrance fee will be charged of 20
per cent of first premium IN all de-
partments. There will be second pre-
miums IN all departments and the Sec
ond premium will be half the first, ex-
cept in the Ladies Department.
The fair will be open to all persons
who wish to exhibit either live stock
or products of any kind. People from
adjoining counties are especially in
vlted.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
s. j. Horn Will give $500 cash for
the best omblnation horse.
W. f. Bandy will give for best loaf
value; best display jelly, bottle Col
molasses, l fine shaving brush. value
25c; best pumpkin pie. box Babcock s
tacIum powder, value 25c; handsomest
sofa pillow, bottle Kinds Honey and
Almond cream, value SOC.
Reed & Burnett will give a $500
pair OF mems shoes to the person ex-
hiblting the best bushel of Irish Pota-
toes.
j. E. Burnett & Sons will give a
So. SO pair OF trousers for the best Buck
Sheep.
C. nj. McClung & Comp pany, Knox
VILE, one 6-gallon Daisy churn, value
Sc. 90, for the best mich COW.
F. A. Loshbough, 5-pound beef roast
for best three-year- heifer or heifer
COW.
Judge W. A. Handy will give $1.OO
tor the best display of cut flowers.
Volner Handy will give $l.00 for
best lady rider from Is to 25 years of
age, and so cents for second prize. |
Also the same prizes for best little girl |
rider under Is years.
Bilbrey & Phillips will give one pair
Sc. SO brides for best span of mules in
harness.
J. E. Taylor will give half dozen
cans home canned goods for best trio |
chickens, any breed.
j. l.. Qualls will give $1.50 riding
bride for best saddle horse.
E. 2. Brewer will give five pounds
of Suo Marie coffee to the person max
ing the best display of seed corn.
L. M. Rector will give sack of flour
to the person making the best fruit
display.
HOME ECONOMICS.
Loaf white bread. 25c, l0c.
Display jelly, blackberry. grape. ap-
pie, SOC. 25c.
Display preserves, three klnos, SOC,
25c.
Display pickles, SOC. 25c.
Pound butter, Soc, 25c.
Display canned fruits, SOC, 25c.
Display canned vegetables, SOC, 25c.
Pound candy, 5Oc, 25c.
Pound Honey, SOC, Csc.
Quart molasses, Soc, 25c.