Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-09-22

yellOW caro-. All entries Tor prizes
must be grown or raised, or have been
made by exhibitor.
6. All premiums will be paid upon
an order of the President and Secre-
tary
Z. Any display or exhibit not emu
merated in this premium list, If pro-
duced in Boundary County, may be
entered and will be entitled to a prize
if considered meritorious by the
judges.
s. Entry blanks may be obteired
from the Manager or Secretary and it
is advisable that they be used in order
to avoid mistakes.
3. No exhibitors shall be allowed to
make more than one entry under any
one article, and no exhibit compris-
ing collection on display can be ex-
hibited singly for a premium. No en-
tries from the same class can compete
! from the same farm.
10. The management will provide
competent attendants and watchmen,
and take all possible precautions for
the safe preservation of all articles
on exhibit but will not be responsible
FAIR-2
for loss, damage or injury of any kind
to property while the same is on ex-
/ hibition
II. Merchants desiring space for
exhibition purposes should make ap-
plication to the Secretary for such
reservation at an early date
12 All exhibits should be shipped
from out-of-town points so as to reach
Bonners Ferry not later than October
b. Address exhibits to the Boundary
County Fair Association, care of 0. A.
Phillips, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. and
they will be properly taken care of
for you.
49, All advertising demonstrations
will be required to pay a fee of S1OO
per front foot for the three DAYS of
the fair. Outside concessions will be
let at $500 per day. Except as other
wise noted, no exhibits will be entered
for competition for premiums after
IL O'Clock noon of the first day of
the fair
a. All persons entering articles in
competition for premiums will be re-
quired to purchase an exhibitors
ticket Such tickets presented at the
gate by any person other than by the
one to whom issued will be taken ND
and admission refused.
Admissions to the fair will be
charged for at the following rates:
Single admission, adults . soc
Season ticket, adults .S1.OO
Exhibitors ticket, good for the
ehtlre lair ................... $1.00
Single admission, students ... Csc
Season ticket, students ... soc
Is. Premiums will not be awarded
to unworthy exhibits even though
there be no competition.
16. Hay will be provided on the
fair grounds for the free use of exhib-
itors only. Suitable shelter will also
be provided
IL. All premiums not called for by
December l, 1921, shall be forfeited
to the Fair Association.
IS. Articles or stock entered for
premium must not be taken away be-
fore o'clock on the last day of the
fair.
10. All articles which are the re-
suit of mechanical or artistic skill
must be entered by the manufacturer
or artist.
20. Articles which are the product
of the soil must be entered in the
name of the producer.
21. In case the receipts of the fair
are not sufficient to defray the ex-
penses of the fair and pay off prem
iums in full, the society reserves the
right to pay such percentage of prem
iums as the net receipts will warrant
in full payment of such premiums.
%. Every animal must be entered
in the name of the owner, whose name
will be endorsed on the entry book.
The requisite statement and copies of
pedigree as required in each depart
ment must be in possession of owners
during exhibition.
%. All persons entering articles
for premiums will be required to pur-
chase an exhibitors ticket. Exhibit
ors' season and coupon tickets pre-
sented at the gate by other than those
to whom issued will be taken up and
admission refused.
"a. All persons attending the ex-
hibitions of the association do so at
their own risk, whether as exhibitors,
visitors or employees, and the asso-
citation will not be responsible in any
manner for damage or injuries to per-
sons or property or for any loss what
ever.