Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-09-10
CROssVLLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. Iee

SECTION 5-H0UEHOLD LINENS
FANCY STITCHES
Best Towel, so
Best Luncheon Set rs
Best Table Scarf so
Best Bed Set .75
Best Dresser Scarf so
Specimen crochet trimming on
garments so
Specimen Knitted trimming on gar
ment s.
Specimen Tatting on garment 81
Feather stitching IS
SECTION 6-UNDERWEAR
Set Woman's Underwear-3 pieces,
Night gown. Teddy. Corset Cover.
Petticoat, Special, each.
Best assortment articles made of old
hose and sacks O'Cedar Mop
and Polish
SECTION 7-WAISTS
Ladies Plain Waist, Ladies Fancy
Waist, Mans Shirt, SIS each.
Boys Waist so
SECTION S-APRONS AND
DRESSES
Fancy apron so
House Dress rs
Street Dress Delineator
Child's Dress, Baby's Dress so each
SECTION 9-QUILTS AND RUGS
Best quilt Sub. to Chronicle
Braided Rug. Crocheted Rug. Woven
Rug 10
SECTION l0-MISCELLANEOUS.
Honey in Comb Sub. to Chronicle
Bouquet Flowers, Spllnt Basket, Will
low Basket. Broom. Special. each.
Pound butter, Dazey Churn
Cottage Cheese Special
MISCELLANEOUS CONT.
Quart Sorghum Special
Home cured Meat Pound roast
Homemade Soap Broom
collection Dried Fruits and Vegetables
2 Springless Window Shades
Collection Garden Seeds pounds
AIabastine Wall Paint any color
Collection Garden Vegetables not less
than 10 $500
DIVISION s--COMMUNIY AND
HOME EXHIBITS
SECTION l1--COMMUNITY Ex-
HIBITS
Representing work of the home and
garden canning, cooking. sewing gar
dening, dairying, bee keeping brooms
baskets, rugs, quilts, heirlooms, etc.
Judged on arrangement. varity and
number exhibited.
Articles in community exhibits can
not compete for other prizes.
Best Community exhibit lst Special
End $500
SECTION l2-- INDIVIDUAL HOME
EXHIBIT
Individual Home Exhibit consisting of
products of home, garden and dairy
1st Dixie Wonder Cultivator. End
Ton Coal
DIVISION EDUCATIONAL - EX-
HIBIT
SECTION 13-SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Best Rural School Exhibits lst
I Library Books End Sub. to Progress
sive Teachers
Best School Songs and Yells lst
Library Books End Sub. to Pro-
gressive Teachers
Best Es hibit hand work Library
Rocks
SECTION 14-GIRLS' SEWING
Dish Towel, Holder, Wash Rag
2 Boxes "Rlt" Dye, each.
Can $50
Apron , 10
Darn, Patch, Buttonhole, "Rit' dye
each. .,,>,
! SECTION 15--GIRL2' COOKING
Corn Mullins, Soda Biscuits, Oatmeal
Cookies. so each.
SECTION 16-GIRLS' CANNING
Best exhibit OF IL jars, Gingbam dress
2nd Special
Largest number quarts canned, lst.
Gamer and tools. End Silver Lemon
ade Tray. 3rd Special
SECTION l7-GIRLS INDIVIDUAL
EXHIBIT
Girls individual exhibit, consisting of
| 6 jars canned products, 8 specimens
sewing, 6 specimens cooking, 3 speci-
mems laundering, l pound hutter.
ball cottage cheese, ] doz. pure-bred
eggs ISL frlze beaueu deorg-
cite Waist, End Special.
SECTION 18-FIELD SPORTS AND
SCHOOL PARADE
Wednesday, Sept. "a, 200 p. m.
Parade, County and City Schools
Prize to Rural School having largest
percentage children IN parade.
Sones-America and Star Spangled
| Banner.
Contests between schools-Best Song
| and Yells-Prize.
FIELD SPORTS-3 80 2. M.
Bows Race, Girls Race, Ladies
Race, Men g Race. Three-legged Race,
Sack Race, Potato Race, Broad Jump.
| lst 80 End .25 each.
| a ljst of firms and individuals who