The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-29
Farmers Short Course.

Each morning from nine until
twelve a Farmers Short Course will
be held in connection with the judg-
ing of the various livestock exhibits.
! Lecturers will be given in connec-
/ tion with the demonstrations Of the
various desirable types and charac-
teristics Of the winning animals in
each division Of the Livestock, Hog
and Poultry Departments and a large
crowd Of interested farmers are ex-
( pectei to take part in this short
course.
A special refund Of 81 on the
/ ticket Of each farmer that purchases
Season Ticket and attends each
mornings work has been arranged
for. The plan is to buy a Season
Ticket at the regular price-and
each morning this ticket will be
punched At the close Of the Fair
you will turn in this ticket and get
refund Of 81. his must be return
ed within ten days.
/ SIS Prize In Parade Of School Chill
! dren.
The largest percentage in attend
ance from any rural school in Lub-
book County taking part in the street
/ parade at 100 O'Clock Tuesday will
receive a prize Of SIS. other prizes
will be awarded for best attendance,
details Of which can be secured from
c. l.. Griffin who is in charge Of the
parade.
Better Baby Show
The Southwestern Division Of the
American Red Cross has detailed a
Special Nurse TO serve the South
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and many entrees are pouring in
from all over the South Plains in this
department.
II is necessary that every baby be
entered previous 90 the opening day
Of the Fair in order the sufficient
medical assistance may be arranged
for the complete examination Of the
babies brought in.
Complete details as to the various
classification and medals offered may
be had at the Chamber Of Commerce
office
Tickets and Passes
Season Tickets will be sold for
$3.50 plus war tax Of % cents. This
ticket entities the holder to admis-
sion at any time during the Fair, to
come and go just as often as he
wishes, both day and night and is
required in order to receive any Of
The above designated refunds,
This is made necessary on account
of the law in regard to issuing passes
in order TO take care Of the Tax pro-
isions on all tickets.
Single admission viii be fifty
cents, plus war tax, both day and
night A separate ticket shall be
issued for each day and each night
and once you purchase such a ticket
you can come and 90 as you desire.
That is--a Blue Ticket. perhaps,
viii be used for Tuesday during the
day. You may buy such a ticket and
go into the ground a dozen times
and out again without paying except
for the one ticket. Another color
viii be used after five o'clock in the
afternoon--and then the Blue ticket
ceases to be OF any value.
So Keep The Ticket You Buy All
The Time.
Childrens Season tickets are 81
plus war tax with the same provisions
Of the other Season Tickets.
Children single admission is 30
cents including war tax.
There Are No Passes Issued.
The Fair Officials, every stock
holder, exhibitor, and other persons
connected with the Fair buys a tick
ct. There is no such thing connected
with the South Plains Fair as a Pass
List. They simply are not in ex-
istance.
The Charter Of the Fair Associa-
tion provides that no dividends shall
be paid on the stock, nor interest on
the money, but that all profits should
any accrue, shall be used to enlarge
and improve the Fair. This being the
case then Il is impossible TO grant
special privileges in regard TO pass
es So do not ask for them.
Be Friendly To Our visitors.
During the Fair Lubbock will
have the heaviest volume Of visitors
every brought into the city in a like
space cf time. II is cOnservatively
estimated that more than 10000 out
pf county visitors will come 10 the
uity during these three days. Let's
an be sociable, friendly and make
hem know that Lubbock and Lub-
'ock County appreciates having them
With Us.
IS Fin~--Wssek Out.
The Junior Chamber Of Commerce
lns decreed that Il should be IS
line 20 cali this Fair the Lubbock
a <2.to fine to cali Il
Lubbock County fair--it .. Ths
'ossh Pisins Fssr aud without The
p|endid cooperation being shown by
,ssry csanty In the sntlrs Son<h
Plains We could never have such
Fair a. We had last year. much I<<a
ueh a Wonderful Fair a. The con-
NJ Fair promises 70 Be-
An Ahsssd Fec Ths ssush F>a1ns