Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 8, 1915, Page 3

Premium List Polk County - Fair To Be Held In Lake- Land Week of Febh, 22 *(Continued from Yesterday.) CLASS I—AsiaTIC Brahmas—Light, Dark. Langshans—Black, White, Cochins—Buff, White, Black, Partridge, ! CLASS 1I—MEDITERRANEAN Leghorns—Single and Rose Com Comb White, Single and Rose Comb any other variety. Minorcas—Single and Rose Comb B ‘Andalusians—Blue. Spanish—White Faced Black. 'Anconas-—Mottled. . CLASS IV—ENGLISH Dorkings—White, Silver Grey, Coloreq. ‘Orpingtons—White, Black Bufr, Any other variety. CLASS V- —POLISH i White Crested Black, Bearded Golden, \White, Buff Laced. Non-bearded varict CLASS VI—DUTCH Hamburgs—Golden Spangled, Silver Spa ed, ciled, Silver Penciled, White, Black CLASS V[—F NCH Lakenvelders—Houdans, Creveeouvers, Ly Bl he, Faverolles CLASS VIII—GAMES AND GAME BANTAM Games—Black Breasted Red, Brown Red, Golden silver Duckwing, Birchen, Red Pyle, Whir k. Pit. Game Bantams-—Black DBreg Red, Duckwing, Silver Duckwing, White other variety. CLASS IX—ORIEN Indian—Cornish, White Sumatras—DBlack. Malays—Black Breasted Red Malay Bantams—Black Laced Red CL. S X—ORIENTAL BANTAMS Seabright—Golden, Silver Japanese—Black Tailed, White, Black Cochins—Buff, Partridge, White, Dlack Rose Comb—White, Black Brahmas—Licht, Dark. b Brown, Single and Rose Buff, Black Silver Duckwing; lack, Single Comb White. Bearded Silver, Bearded same as bearded. Golden Pen. Duckwing, Red, Brown Red Pyl Golden Birchen Black; any AL GAMES AND BANTAMS White Laced, Red Polish—Bearded \White, variety. Buff Laced, Non bearded; any other CLASS XI—MISCELLANEOUS Silkies, Sultans, F ,any long Tailed Phoenix tams, any other variety Pea standard varieties. Guineas— Pearl, White, (Capons—Any color. CLASS X1 TURKEYS Bronze, Narrazanseti, | bon Red. Dot CLASS Xt color Rumplers, any color any color Poultry, any other variety Jan Fowl, Pheasants Classes for all DUCKS Pekin-—White, Aylesbury—\White Rouen—('olored Cayuga—Black. Call-—Grey, White, Muscovy-——Colored, East India—BI Crested—White Indian Runne Orpington—Fawn and White, White, Swedish—Blue, any other variety CLASS NIV~ GEE White Buff, Blue and White Toulouse—Grey. Embden—'White. African—Grey. Chinese—Brown. Wild or Canadian Grey; any other variety GRAND SPECIALS The Polk County Fair offers as special premiums: A Silver Loving Sweepstake (up for the largest and best play by any one exhibitor, any and all classes. A Silver Loving Cup for the largest and best one exhibitor in the American class. A Silver Loving Cup for the largest and best jone exhibitor in the Asiatic class. A Silver Loving Cup for the largest and best display by any one exhibitor in the Mediterranean class. A Silver Loving Cup for the largest and best one exhibitor in the English class. Points to count for class cups. REGULAR CLASS CASH PRIZES Birds entered as singles cannot compete in pens. : The premiums offered on each class of poultry are as follows: 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th . $2.00 $1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon . 2.00 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon . 2.00 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon . 4.00 2.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon . 2.00 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbou 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1.00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 1 1 1 dis. display by any display by any display by any the Best Cock....... the Best Hen the Best Pullet. the Best Pen...... the Best Turkey Tom. . the Best Young Tom.. the Best Turkey Hen. the Best Young Hen the Best Young and Old Drakes. the Best Young and Old Ducks. the Best Gander ceee the Best Goose. the Best Capon the Best Pair Pea Fowls SPECIAL PRIZES ; e The Pratt Food Co. offers the following special prizes v Best per Barred Rocks, one 2-quart can Pratt's ln.wm.‘nl:.asm Best pen Silver Laced Wyandottes, 2 quart can Pratt's Disin. Bctant, est pen Rose Comb Buff Orpingtons, 2 quart pctant est pen Light Brahmas, one 50c pke. Pratt’s Roup 1-{3.:”“’.1‘:!;1‘-(‘1 Best pen Partridge Cochins, one 50¢ pk»’_ ”?»"‘ s PUra{,t‘s Rou’n Best pen S. C. White Leghorns, one 50c pke. lablets . s Best pen Silver Campines, one 50¢ pke. na‘b) )‘( h;-o:dFO"d- Best pen Audalusians, one 50c pkg. Baby (_:'“ s Ba‘by Chick [Best pen Silver Spangled Hamburgs, one i0c pkg ood. Best pen Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, one larrhoea Remedy. Best pen White Plymouth Rocks, one hoea Remedy. Best pen S. C. Brown Leghorns, one emedy. B BOYS' AND GIRLS' POULTRY CLUBS The Polk County Fair offers for the followinzl.ct 83 00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 00 ribbon ribbon ribbon 00 ribbon ribbon ribbon can Pratt’s Disin. 50c pke. White 50c pkg. White viar, 50c pkg. White Diarrhoea 2nd. est hatch 1. st cockerel - y 1. st pullet SRS T P t pair (cockerel and pullet) X S iR st hatch ducks . tahed &t 4. The above chicks must be hatche < MENT SPECIAL RULES FOR WOMAN'S DEPARTMCOTL The General Rules on page — W i 2xhibitors rtment. In addition are the following Spem?‘lhR::les;ull“; SRk e asked to carefully acquaint themselves 3 contusion may be Il be strictly adherred to that errors an oided. ade and 1. All exhibits in Woman's Department must be m Ded by the exhibitor. ter December 1, 191 THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JAN All exhibits in canned goods mu:t be Polk County products. 3. All canned fruits and vegetables must be put up in glass jarg unless otherwise specified. 4. All exhibits of cooking, canned goods, jellies, etc., must be accompanied by recipe and method for making. 5. Should there be only one entry in any class, it will be en. titled to first premium money if the judze conmsiders it worthy of such recognition. 6. All exhibits must be entered in condition to insure their safe keeping during time on exhibtion. DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Class A, Section 1 1st. 2nd. . Best collection of home-mhde cooking ' not less than 10 varieties, such as Loaf Cake, Layer Cake, Fruit Cake, Dozen Rolls, Loaf White Bread, Loaf Brown Bread, Dozen Sugar Cookies, Dozen Doughnuts, Pumpkin Pie, Pan Baked Beans, etc Best Best Loaf Brown Bread. Best Loaf Nut Bread....... 1.00 .50 ribbon Best 1 doz. Beaten Biscuit. . .50 ribbon ribbon Best 1 doz Rolls .50 ribbon ribbon . Best 1 doz. Sugar Cookies . . .50 ribbon ribbon . Best 1 doz. Ginger Cookies. Saivianls .56 ribbon ribbon . Best 1 doz. Doughnuts ... .. A .50 ribbon ribbon . Best Sunshine Cake .......... .00 .50 ribbon . Best Angel Food Cake S .00 50 ribbon - Best Devil's Food Cake .00 .50 ribbon . Best Fruit Cake ce tiet eee. 2,00 1.00 ribbon . Best Decorated Cake . ve .00 .50 ribbon . Best Poung Cake .. SEVE .00 ribbon 8. Best Layer Fig Cake ......... .00 .50 ribbon . Best Layer Chocolate Cake ...... .00 50 ribbon . Best Layer Oranze (ake 5 .00 .50 ribbon . Best Jelly Roll Cake . v 00 .50 ribbon Best Lemon Pie ACEE .50 ribhon ribbon 3. Best Pumpkin Pie . e S .50 ribbon ribbon Best Sweet Potato Pig 50 ribbon rithon Best Florida Syrup Pie 5 Rest A Best Orange Pie 8. Best Sorrell Pie ribbon ribban . Best Mulberry Pie s 0 ribbon ribhon . Best Cocoanut Pie . AT . .50 ribbon rithon Best Peach Pie .... 70 ribbon rithon Best Pie, not named $5.00 $2.50 .50 ribbon .50 ribbon ribbon ribhon ribbon ribbon ribbon rihbon Guava ceiieeiaas .50 ribbon ribbin CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Class A, Section 2 1st, Best and largest exhibit of canned fruits of different varieties in glass jars 2. Best and largest in glass jars Best and lar glass jars ...... Jest Tomato Presery 1 Pineapple Pre 1 Pres ceee 1.00 A0 ribhon Strawberry <. ¥k 1.00, ., 1 1 $10.00 exhibit of vegetables $5.00 7.00 500 250 5.00 250 ribbon .00 .50 ribbon i Best .00 50 ribbon Best . Best Best Pest . Best Best Loquat ribhon .00 ¥ ribhon 0o i ribbon Preserves. . 1.00 ava Preserves Kumquat Preserve Pvar Presenves: ol oo L0OO Plum Pr TNOS 0 5 A L Watermelon Rind Preserves. . rilbhon rihbhon rihbon ; 30 v ilhon Proserves, ... 00 on cuppernonz Grape Peach Preserves . s 00 ribbon S0 ribbon ribbon 50 ribbon ribhon A0 ribbon rihbon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribhon .H0 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribhon 0 ribbon ribhon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribhon .50 ribbon ribhon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribbon .50 ribbon ribbhon Canned Canned Guavas ..... Canned Blackberries Canned Catley Guava Canned Peaches Canned Grapes Canned Mulberries Canncde Plums Canned Pineapple Canned Peas Canned Beets . Best Canned Corn No. Best Canned Beans No. Best Canned Tomatoes No. 34. Best Canned Okra .... ... .50 ribbon ribbon No. 35. Best Sour Cucumber Pickless . . . .50 ribbon ribbon N. 36. Best Sweet Cucumber Pickles .... 1 .50 ribbon ribbon No. 37. Best Gerkins Pickles 0 ribbon ribbon N. 38. Best Watermelon Pickle ... .50 ribbon ribbon N. 39. Best Green Tomato Pickles . .50 ribbon ribbon No. 40. Best Beet Pickles ... ... .50 ribbon ribbon No. 41. Best Mustard Pickles .50 ribbon ribbon No. 42. Best Chow Chow .50 ribbon ribbon No. 43. Begt Tomato Catsup . . .50 ribbon ribbon No. 44. Best one pound home-made Butter. .. 1.00 .50 ribbon No. 46. Best Cottage Cheese ........... .50 ribbon ribbon No. 47. Best Quart Orange Vinegar ... 1.00 .50 ribbon No 49. Best § 1bs home made Lard 1.00 .50 ribbon No. 50. Best Guava Vinegar 1.00 .50 ribbon No. 51. Best Peanut Butter 1.00 .50 ribbon No. 52. Best collective exhibit of canned goods ' (fruits and wegetables) raised on one farm .... No. 45. Best one doz. Eges (heaviest). GUAVA DISPLAY Class A, Section 3 10.00 5.00 250 .50 ribbon ribbon 1st. 2nd. Special exhibit of Guava Products, such as Jelly, Marmalade, Preserves, Syrup, honey, $10.00 $5.00 $2.50 Class A, Section 4 1st. 2nd. No. 1. Best exhibit of diffcrent varieties of Jellies. . . $5.00 $2.50 No. 2. Best Jar Grape Jelly ribbon No. 3. Best Jar Plum Jelly ribbon No. 4. Best Jar Orange Jelly ..... ribbon No. 5. Best Jar Strawberry Jelly .. ribbon No.6. Best Jar Kumgquat Jelly .. ribbon No. 7. Best Jar Guava Jelly . ribbon No. 8. Best Jar Blackberry Jelly ribbon No. 9. Best Jar Mayhaw Jelly ribbon $11.50 DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 14 o Class A, Section 5 1st. 2nd. +..$1.00 § - 1.00 E 1.00 1.00 o 1.00 .50 .50 ribbon .50 ribbon .50 ribbon .50 ribbon .50 ribbon No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. N. 5. No. 6. No. 7. N. 8. No. 9. No. 10. Best Loaf Cake Best Layer Cake . v Best Decorated Cake .... Best Loaf White Bread .. Best Loaf Brown Bread.... Best one dozen Sugar Cookies Best one dozen Doughnuts . Best Sweet Potato Pie Best one dozen Rolls .. Best Article not listed . NEEDLECRAFT DEPARTMENT Class B, Section 1 1st, Best collection of different kinds of embroidery and ueedlecraft, not less than six pieces. .. .$5.00 8 Best Point Lace Handkerchief. 1.00 Best Embroidered Handkerchief 1.00 - Best Tatting Handkerchief 1.00 Best Tatting Collar . 1.00 Best Irish Crochet Collar and Cuff Set.... 1.00 Best Irish Crichet Handbag . . 100 Best Fancy Silk Bag . 1.00 Best most useful Work Bag .. Best Centerplece (Trish Crochet) (Continued Tomorrow.) By NETTIE KENNER. “I'm going to give up,” Loretta de- clared, as she wearily pulled off her gloves. “I'm not going to be conceited any more.” “What a terrible resolution,” chuck- led her brother. “Fortunately you dou't say it as it you meant it, so I shall not send for our family physt- clan until 1 hear the details. What's up? . “I traveled downtown this morning very well content with my looks and my clothes,” Loretta explained, with a little line in her smooth brow. “Of course, I don’t mean that I couldn’t be improved on.” “Ot course not!™ “I merely mean,” she went on with- ' out heeding, “that considering the fact that it's me I look and dress pret- ty well. I was quite satisfled. 1 stopped at my dressmaker’s to see about having that crepe meteor made in case I have enough of my allow- ance left to get one, and that is where I had my first shock.” “How on earth did madame hurt your ycung feelings?” “You needn’t laugh! You wouldn't like to b told that you are too sallow to wear !avender or that you can't have one ¢! the new girdles because it would call :ttention to the fact that one hip is higher than the other. I know you wenldn't.” “It would "veak my heart.” “And that .n't all,” sighed Loretta | “She said 1 so awfully narrow | chested that | ~n just in style and can wear the v.ists that make you look so horribly ckinny. I am going to take up gvm work next week if I have any money !-it.” “You needn’t try hoxing with me. 1 value my life.” “I'm glad that scmebody does. Well, listen to my tale oi woe! From the dressmaker’s I went to the milliner's. There my hat was ready to be sent home if T liked it—which T most em- phatically did not. The back of it lay down on my collar in a most ridiculous way and T asked the mi'tiner as nicely as T could to change it for me. She said she was afraid she could not do any better because T alwnvs insist on wearing my hair in a coil on top of head. She said that when T wore at the way L like it there was | an awful line from my collar to the top of my head that was «ctremely ugly. id that this was tho truth hated to say it” 0 more than you hated '« her say it, "I bet “I wasin't ph 1 L but when it put a whole n have 1 took tl lome I'm going to per in the buck of !'it to keep me from looking like o to- | boggan. Then every time anybody | looks at me 'l think of that perfect!y | horrible line from my collar to the top of my head and shiver.” “If you only could cut off your heud + when you wear that hat!” . “I wanted blue,” Loretta went on | “But that incorrigible milliner said black subdued my features better, so I got black. I've been wondering ever since which of my features need sub- duing. It'll end in my getting another hat. for my suit is brown.” |~ “Oh, you got a sait?"" | “That's what I went for, the fitting of my suit. I had to hurry because | they don't like it a bit if you are five | minutes late and they make you lose your appointment. They kept me wait- ing half an hour but that's different.” “Certainly.” “I had hardly put the skirt on when the fitter said that really she scarcely knew whether she was going to be able to make it do because I was so tall, you know. Then, too, she said, my hips were large and she'd have to swing the skirt a lot. “Cheerful, wasn't she?” “The hairdresser was just as bad,” Loretta sighed as she gathered up her gloves and hat. “She sald my hair is losing tone and luster every day. I came home after I'd been there. I was the last drop in the bucket.” “It's always darkest just before the dawn,” suggested Loretta’s brother. “You know that cousin of Al's from Philadelphia whom I introduced to you the other night? Well, he hung aroung the office all the afternoon ask- ing when you'd be home, so I brought him back to dinner. He's up in my room prinking now.” “For goodness sake!"™ Loretta cried as she turned to run to her room. “If you aren’t the worst! Why on earth didn’'t you tell me!"—Chicago Dally News. Quite So. “Young Whitcomb should get on in the world. He's a plugger.” “Yes. What's he doing?" “Dentistry.”"—Philadelphis Ledger NECKWEAR OF THE MOMENT Styles Are as Pretty as Those of the Summer, Though Materlals Are Different, Just as last summer the lovely touch of white neckwear was organdie and lawn, so now it is of cream net and lace in the finer costumes, and of pique In those dresses that smack of the tailormade. There is less wirlng of the collars to make them stand up, as the necks are higher as far as decollete is con- cerned; they can, however, be lightly wired if they are more betoming. Fine venise, applique and point laces are noted in the collars of the new dress models, and there is always enough net added to the neck decora- tion to keep the lace from looking too hard against the skin. Some of the lace guimpes are of embroidered net of the applique type of lace, and they finish at the top with a round neck that does not come quite up to the base of the throat. Children Suffer In Florida? WE DO NOT BELIEVE that the good people of Flor- ida realize that there are right now in our State Hundreds of little children in real need—some absolutely homeless— that just must be cared for. We feel sure—that they do not know that there are hun- dreds of worthy mothers in Florida who are just struggling to keep their little ones alive—and at home. We just cannot believe—that with these facts true—and every orphanage in Florida crowded to the doors—that the people of Florida will let our great work which has cared for 850 of these little ones this year alone—go down for lack of funds to keep it up. Your immediate help—is greatly needed—right now—Please send what you can to-day—to R. V. 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The glasses we of - fer are thote which will correct er= rors and strengthen the sight. Come and have your eyes examined as they should be. Your sight is your most precious possestion and you cannot afford to neglect it. We do our own lense grinding. If you have your glasseg broken, and they were fitted elsewhere, we can duplicate them. | COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, Lakeland We have Everything That is Kept in a First-class Jewelry Store us before purchasing elsewhere We make a Specialty of All Repair Woirk All Work Guaranteel Conner & O’Steen Jewelers NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE