Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
COUNTY CLUB
FAIR OCT. IL
PREMIUM LIST SHOWS PRIZES
DONATED BY THE BUSINESS
MEN OF THE CITY
TO BE HELD AT KENT'S HALL
All Kinds Of Exhibits VIII BE On
Display the Day OF the Fair


The second annual Boys and Girls
Club Fair will be held this year in
Kents Hall. The time is October
11th.
Prizes have been arranged for as
announced In the premium list printed
below. 1t is to be hoped that there
will be keen competition in all of the
classes so as to show appreciation of
the interest of the local people in
making these prizes possible.
Although the competition for prizes
is open only to the club members who
have actually produced the goods,
there will be room enough for other
exhibits also. 1t is hoped that per-
sons who have some specially good
samples of corn, pumpkins, squash,
etc, VIII put them up for exhibit.
Everything will be labeled so that 1t
will be returned to the proper per-
sons.
One of the features of the fair will
be the canning demonstration on Sat
urday afternoon.
Following is the list of the prizes
to be awarded for the best exhibits
at the fair
Class 0ne-Garden Produce
Lot best general display of gar
lutn pIOuuCts Ou per Ntht Oh Quahty
25 per cent on variety; 25 per cent on
appearance.
1st 50 cash, donated by First Ma
tional Bank; 2nd, 81, donated by j.
w. Reid.
Lot BEST plate of tomatoes (5).
! 75c cash, by Bill Ferbrache; End,
} soc cash, by Bill Ferbrache.
Lot 3.-Best 6 onions. 1st, 75c
cash, by Bill Ferbrache; End, soc
( cash, by Mrs. John Leach.
Lot 4.-Best table carrots. 1st,
75c merchandise, by L. N. Brown; End,
SOC, by Mr. Farnsworth.
: Lot 5-Bcst beets. LIST, 75c mer-
= chandise, by L. N. Brown; End, soc
cash, by Bill Shively.
Lot 6.-Best 10 ears of sweet corn.
1st, 75c cash, by the II. b. Kinnear
q Hardware; 2nd, soc cash, by A. II.
o White.
9 Lot BEST cucumbers. 1st,
q 75c cash, by r. ID. Paulucci; End,
q soc merchandise, by j. w. Reid.
n Class Tw0-Rabbits.
IS Lot best doe over 6 months OF
e age 1st, 81 cash, by c. ID. Simonds;
'l End, soc cash, by A. II. White.
II Lot Best buck over months OF
le age. 1st, 81 merchandise, by l.. N.
re Times Publishing Co.
81 Lot 3.-Best doe under months OF
age. 1st, 81 cash, by George Caus-
le ton, 2nd, soc cash, by Times Pub
90 fishing Co.
OF Lot 4.-Best display of rabbits 1st,
@ 81 cash, by First State Bank; End, 81
II III merchandise, by X. " Produce.
he Class Three Potatoes.
of Lot BEST 10 Melted Gems. 1st
nd 81 so cash, by E. M. Flood and W. F.
n Kinnear; 2nd, 81 merchandise, by the
We Swift Map Co.
IN Lot Best 10 any other variety
1st $1.5O merchandise, by X. V. Pro
'p- duce Co; 2nd, 81 merchandise, by
in J. w. Reid
on Class Four Canning.
is Lot best general display of can
ming products (10-jar limit, 1st, s.
18th cash, by Enoch Torpen; 2nd $1.5'
he cash, by e. Devoigne; 3rd, 81 cash
lpe Swift Map Co.
ON Lot 2-Canning demonstration
of Premium SO, by DR.. Severns, DR.. Rae
lel, Mr.. Hawks
10, 40. Class Five-POultry.
are Lot BEST display of poultry. Isl
S1.5O cash by H. Carlson; End, 81 II
of merchandise by Swift Map Co.
TO Class Six-Fl0wers.
- ra- Lot best display of flowers. Is
aIa S1.50, by e. r. Henderson, e. l
end Little. 2nd, 81 merchandise, by Swii
Map Co.
Rules.
IT 1. Prizes are open to Club men
nch bers only.
9 2. The products exhibited must
on raised and cared for by club memoe
ents excepting in class six.
sion 3. NO prizes VIII DC awaIusu III O. q,
lot in which there are less than tv
,anv entries, unless the judge deems q
the exhibit to be worthy of special T
sent cognition.
1een 4. A club member may exhibit
ober any class regardless of whether he b
the longs to that club, provided he b
,any actually raised the produce.