Premium List
For Sixty-Thir I Annual Ex
hibition of the Indiana
County Agriculture Soci
ety, to be held at
INDIANA, PA.
DIVISION A.
HORSES.
In Charge oi D. E. McGregor.
Entries close Saturday, August 20,
1919, at 5 o'clock p. m. Entrance fee 10
per cent of first premium. Open to the
World. Don't put off your entries until
the last day
The published order of exhibition will
be followed as nearly as possible, re
serving the right to change the same as
circumstances may require. A reason
able time will be allowed to bring the
horses to the judging ring after the flag
is up, and unless special permission is
granted by the superintendent in charge,
for delay, the judges will proceed to
aw ard or. horses present.
Class I—Clydesdale.
Stallion, 4 yrs. and over ... $l5 $lO $7
Stallion, 3 yrs. and under 4 10.00 5.00
.Stallion. 2 yrs. and under 3 8.00 5.00
Stallion, 1 yr. and under 2 . . G.OO 3.00
Stallion, sucking colt 5.00 3.00
Mare, 4 yrs. and over 10.00 5.00
Mare, 2 yrs. and under 3 8.00 4.00
Mare, 3 yrs. and under 4 ... 8.00 1.00
Mare, 1 yr. and under 2 .... 6.00 1.00
Mare, sucking colt 5.00 3.00
Brood mare with foal at foot 10.00 5.00
Class 2—English Shires.
Same an '"lass 1 and same premiums.
Class 3—Percherons.
Same a.s Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 4—Standard Bred.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class s—Prench Coach and English
Hackneys.
Stallion, 4 yrs. and over .... $l2 $7 s•>
Stallion, 3 yrs. and under 4 6.00 3.00
Stallion, 2 yrs. and under 3 5.00 3.00
Stallion, 1 yr. and under 2 4.00 2.00
Stallion, sucking colt 3.00 2.00
Mare, 4 yrs. and over 6.00 3.00
Mare, 3 yrs. and under 4 .... 5.00 3.00
Mare, 2 yrs. and under 3 .... 5.00 3.00
Mare, 1 yr. and under 2 .... 4.00 2.00
Mare, sucking colt 3.00 2.00
Brood mare with foal at foot 6.00 3.00
Class 6—German Coach and Cleveland
Bays.
.Same as Class 5 and same premiums.
In all the above classes registry in
one of the various Stud Books will be
required as an evidence of purity of
blood, and evidence of such registry
must be given at the time of entry.
Class 7—Belgians.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums
Class B—Morgans.
Same as Class 5 and same premiums.
Class 9—Heavy Draft Grade.
Stallion, 4 yrs. and over ... $l5 $lO $7
Stallion, 3 yrs. and under 4 10.00 5.00
Stallion, 2 yrs. and under 3 S.OO 5.00
Stallion, 1 jr. and under 2 .. 6.00 3.00
Brood mare with foal at foot 10.00 5.00
Gelding or mare 4 yrs & over 10.00 5.00
Gelding or mare, 3 & under 4 8.00 4.00
Gelding or mare, 2 & under 3 8.00 4.00
Gelding or mare, 1 & under 2 6.00 4.00
Draft team, (stallions except
ed) owned ty one person 10.00 5.00
Stallion or mare suckiing colt 5.00 3.00
Class 10—General Purpose.
Stallion, 4 yrs. and over . . $l5 $lO $7
Stallion, 3 yrs. and under 4 10.00 5.00
Stallion, 2 yrs. and under 3 8.00 5.00
Stallion, 1 yr. and under 2 ... 6.00 3.00
Gelding cr mare, 4 yrs. & overlO.OO 5.00
Gelding or mare 3 & under 4 8.00 4.00
Gelding or mare, 2 & under 3 8.00 4.00
Geldiing or mare, 1 & under 2 6.00 4.00
Stallion or mare suckinig colt 5.00 3.00
Brood mare with foal at foot 10.00 5.00
Gerenal purpose team weight
of each not to exceed 1300
lbs. (stallions excepted)
owned bv one person .... 10.00 5.00
Class 11—Draft Stallion and His Get.
Draft stallion of any breed
and 4 of his get $15.00 10.00
Class 12—-Mules.
Jack $5.00 $3.00
Pair Mules, 4 yrs. and over 6.00 3.00
Pair mules, 3 yrs. & under 4 6.00 3.00
Pair mules, 2 yrs. & under 3 5.00 2.00
Pair mules, 1 yr. & under 2 4.00 2.00
Class 13—Ponies —Shetland, Iceland or
Welch.
Team $5.00 $3.00
Single driver 3.00 2.00
Saddle pony 3.00 2.00
Colt 3.00 2.00
Class 14—Driving and Saddle.
In Charge of D. C. Mack.
Stallion, 4 yrs. and over .... $6.00 $4.00
Stallion, 3 yrs. and under 4 5.00 3.0 A
Stallion, 2 yrs. and under 3 5.00 3.00
Stallion, 1 yr. and under 2 4.00 2.00
Mare or stallion sucking colt 3.00 2.00
Brood mare with foal at foot 6.00 3.00
Gelding or mare, 4 yrs. & over G.OO 3.00
Gelding or mare, 3 & under 4 6.00 3.00
Gelding or mare, 2 & under 3 4.00 2.00
Gelding or mare. 1 & under 2 3.00 2.00
Saddle horse or mare 5.00 3.00
Singla driving horse or mare 6.00 3.00
Driving team (stallions ex
cepted) owned by one person 8.00 4.00
DIVISION B.
CATTLE.
In Charge of W. E. Moorhead.
Entries close Saturday, August 30,
1919, at 5 o'clock, p. m. Entrance fee
10 per cent of first premium. Open to
the World. Don't- put off your entries
until the last day.
Class I—Short Horn.
Bull, 3 yrs. and over $15.00 10.00
Bull, 2 yrs. and under 3 .... 10.00 6.00
Bull, 1 yr. and under 2 6.00 4.00
Bull calf 6.00 4.00
Cow, 3 yrs. and over 15.00 8.00
Cow, 2 yrs. and under 3 8.00 5.00
Cow, 1 vr. and under 2 6.00 4.00
Heifer calf 5.00 3.00
Class 2—Aberdeen Angus.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 3—Galloway.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 4—Hereford.
Same ss Class 1 and same premiums.
Class £s—Red Polled.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 6—Holstein.
Same i s Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 7—Devon.
Same f.s Class 1 and same premiums.
Class B—Aldemey and Jersey.
Same r-s Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 9—Guernsey.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 10 —Ayshire.
Sam-> as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 11— Brown Swiss.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 12—Grade and Fat Cattle, Jersey,
Guernsey and Ayrshire.
Sub Class A —Butter Breeds.
Cow, 3 yrs. and over $15.00 $B.OO
-Cow, 2 yrs. and under 3 8.00 ;>.oo
• Cow, 1 vr. and under 2 6.00 4.00
Heifer calf 5.00 3.00
Holsteins, Red Polled and Devons.
Sub Class B —Milk Breeds.
Same as Sub-Class A and same prem
iums.
Sub Class C —Beef Breeds.
Same as Sub-Class A and same prem
iums.
Class 13.
Best yoke of cattle $lO.OO $6.00
Best fatted steer or heifer for
beef, weight not less than
1400 lbs 10.00 6.00
Best fatted steer or heifer for
beef, weight not less than
1200 lbs 10.00 6.00
DIVISION C.
SHEEP.
In Charge of W. J. Short.
Make your entries at the Secretary's
Office, 552 Philadelphia street. Indiana,
Pa., after August Ist. Entries close
Saturday. August 30. 1919. at 5 o'clock
p. m. Entrance fee 10 per cent of first
premium. Open to the World. Don't
put off your enetries until the last day.
ciass I—American Merinos.
Ram, over 2 yrs. old $5.00 $3.00
Ram, 1 year 4.00 -.00
Ram. lamb 3.00 -.00
Ewe, over 2 years 5.00 3.0
over 1 vear 4.00 -.00
Ewe, lamb •••„ - 3 -00 2.00
Class 2—Blacktoot Merinos.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums-
Class 3 —Delaine Merinos.
Same as 1 and same premiums.
Class 4—Southdowns.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class s—Shropshire Downs.
< Class 1 ar.d same premiums.
"Class 6— Oxford Downs,
as Class 1 and same premiums
.Class 7— Deicesters, Costwolds and Lel-
cesters.
o an , c a «, mass 1 and same premiums.
" Class S— Cheviot.
Ram, over 2 years old 400 00
Ram, 1 year
I Ewe, over 1 year 4.00 2.00
| Ewe, over - years 5.00 3.00
■ Ev. e - imb 3.00 2.00
9—r ov et H rm.
Same s Cl°ss 8 and s tme premiums.
Cl~ =:s I*o—Na;ivi or Mixed.
I Sam* a.s ."lass 1 and same premiums.
Class 11— Rambouillat.
I Same as Class lai d same premiums.
Class 12—Tunis.
Same as • la.ss 1 and same premiums.
Class 13—Hampshire.
Same as '.'lass ] and same premiums.
Class 14—Suffolk.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 15—£lac~ 3*aced Highlanders.
Same as Class 1 fnd same premiums.
Class 16—Angora Goats.
Billy, over 2 yrs $5.00 $3.00
Billy, kid 3.00 2.00
Billy, 1 year 4.00 2.00
Nany, over 2 years 5.00 3.00
Nanv, over 1 year 4.00 2.00
Nany. kid 3.00 2.00
DIVISION D.
SWINE.
In Charge of W. J. Short.
Make your entries at the Secretary's
Office, 552 Philadelphia street. Indiana.
Pa., after August Ist. Entries clo3e
Saturdaj. August 30. 1919, at 5 o'clock,
p. m. Entrance fee 10 per cent of firs*
premium. Open to the World. Don't
! put off your entries until the last day.
Class I—Berkshire.
Boar, over 1 year $6.00 $3.00
Boar, under 1 yr., o\er 6 mo. 4.00 2.00
Boar, under 6 months 2.00 1.00
Sow, over 1 year 4.00 2.00
Sow, under I yr.. over 6 mos. 3.00 2.00
Sow under, G months 2.00 1.00
Litter of pigs not less than G
under 2 months old '5.00 3.00
Class 2—Poland China.
Same as I'lass 1 and same premiums.
Class 3—Chester White and Cheshire.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 4—Jersey Reel.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class s—Tamworth.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 6—Essex.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 7—Ozart.
Sam 2 as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class B—Yorkshire.
Same as Class 1 and same premiums.
Class 9—Hampshire.
Same as Class 1 ai d same premiums.
DIVISION E.
POULTRY.
In Charge of Bruce Wissinger.
Open to the "World Make your entrie <
at the Secretary's Office, 552 Philadel
phia street. Indiana. Pa., after August
Ist. Entries close Monday, September
1, 1919, at 7 o'clxk, p. m. Entrance ft e
5 cents for each entry. The American
Standard will be the guide of the Asso
ciation and the Judges. Breeding pen ' •
consist of four females and one male.
Entrance fee 25 cents. Don't put off
your entries until the last day. For all
breeds there will be an exhibition class
and a utility class for which the same
regular premiums will be paid as fol
lows:
Old breeding pen $1.50 $l.OO
Young breeding pen 1.50 1.00
Best cock 75 .40
Best hen 75 .40
Best cockerel 75 .40
Best pullet 75 .40
Cxass I —American.
Barred Plymouth Rocks
White Plymouth Rocks
Buff Plymouth Rocks
Silver Wyandottes
Golden Wyandottes
White Wyandottes
Columbian Plymouth Rocks
Partridge Plymouth Rocks
Silver Pen Plymouth Rocks
I Buff Wyandottes
Black Wyandottes
Partridge Wyandottes
Silver Pen Wyandottes
Columbian Wyandottes
Cuckoo Wyandottes
Golden Pen Wyandottes
S. C. R. I. Reds
R. C. R. I. Reds
Rhode Island Whites
Buckeyes
Dominques
Black Javas
Mottled Javas
Class 2 —English.
S. C. Buff Orpingtons
R. C. Buff Orpingtons
S. C. Black Orpingtons
R. C. Black Orpingtons
S. C. White Orpingtons
Jubilee Orpingtons
Ermine Orpingtons
White Dorkings
Silver Gray Dorkings
Colored Dorkings
Red Caps
Class 3—Asiatic.
Light Brahmas
Dark Brahmas
Buff Cochins
White Cochins
Partridge Cochins
Black Cochins
Black Langshans
White Langshans
Class i—Mediterranean
S. C. Brown Leghorns
R. C. Brown Leghorns
S. C. White Leghorns
R. C. White Leghorns
S. C. Buff Leghorns
R. C. Buff Leghorns
S. C. Black Leghorns
S. Duckwing Leghorns
S. C. Black Minorcas
R. C. Black Minorcas
S. C. White Minorcas
R. C. White Minorcas
Barred Minorcas
W. F. Black Spanish
Blue Andalusians
Anconas
Silver Campir.es
Class s—French.
Houdans
Crevecoeurs
La Fleche
Berded White
Buff Laced
Non-Bearded Goluen
Non-Bearded Silver
Non-Bearded White
Class 6—Polish.
White Crested Black
Bearded Golden
Bearded Silver
! White Cochin
Black Cochin
B. Tailed Jananese
White Japanese
Black Japanese
Any other color Japanese
Bearded W. Polish
Buff Laced Polish
Non-Bearded Polish
Any other variety
Class 7 —Dutch.
Cornish Indian
White Indian
White Hamburgs
Black Hamburgs
G. Spangled Hamburgs
S. Spangled Hamburgs
G. Penciled Hamburgs
S. Penciled Hamburgs
Lakenvelders
Class B—Oriental Games.
W. Laced Red Cornish
Block Sumatras
B. Breasted R. Malays
Brown Red
Golden Duckwing
Silver Duckwing
Birchen
Red Pile
White
Black
Class 9 —Pit Games, any color.
Pit Game, any color
Class 10 —Bantams—Game.
Black Breasted Red
Browr. Breasted Red
Golden Duckwing
Silver Duckwing
Birchen
Rod Pile
White
Black j
Malays
, Cornishs Indian
Class 11—Bantams other than Games
Golden Sebright
Gc'der. Fluffs
B. Breasted Red
Capons
Silver Sebright
Rose Comb White
Rose Comb Black
Booteu Black
Light Brahmas
Dark Brahmas
Buff Cochin
Partridg Cochin
Salmon Favo-elles
A. O. Variety
Class 12—Miscellaneous.
Black Russians
White Silkies
Frizzles, any color
Rumples, any colcr
Sussex, any eolor
Butter Cups
White Fluffs
Black Fluffs
White Guinea
Pearl Guinea
Any other variety
Class 13 —Turkeys.
Buff. Bronze; Xarragansett.
Best cock $2.00 $l.OO
Best Hen 2.'"'o 1.00
Best Cockerel 2.00 1.00
Best Pullet 2.00 1.00
Class 14—Ducks.
Same Premiums a-s Chickens.
White Pekin
A> lesbury
R >jen
Black Cayuga
White Muscovy
Colored Muscovy
Indian Runner
Blue Swedish
Black East India
\\ hite
White Crested
Slate
Black
Any other variety-
Blue Orpington
Buff Orpington
Class 13 —Geese.
Same Premiums as Chickens.
Toulouse
Embden
African
White China
Brown China
Anv other variety
PIGEONS.
In Charge of Bruce Wissinger.
Enerty fee 5 cents per bird. First
premium 40c per bird: second premium
25c per bird. There will be classes in
each color and variety for cock, hen and
young birds.
Archangel, Barb. Blondinettes Car
riers, Carrier (English), Carneans, Cum
ulets. Dragoons, Domino. Fantails, Hen
Pigeons. Homers (Flying), Homers
(Snov ), Helmets. Jacobins. Magpies,
Nun, Orientals. Owls, Runt, Pout-rs and
Pigmy Pouters, Scandaroon, Satinette,
Starling, Swallow, Swallow (Fairy).
Turbits, Tipplers. Trumpeters, Tumbl
ers. Tumblers (Muffed). Short Faced
Pigeons, Long Faced Pigeons.
Pet Stock.
Entrance fee. 3 0 cents per pai/
Pair Guinea Pigs 75 .50
Pair Rabbits 50 .25
Pair Imported Rabbits 75 .50
One Rabbit (anv kind) ...... .50 .25
Class 16—Table Eggs —Competition
Open to All.
INFORMATION —No entry fee will be
charged. No limit to the number of
dozens that may be entered by one per
son. Entries can be made by mail or in
person up to 5 o'clock, p. m., in Tuesday
September 2. 1919. Eggs sent by ex
press must be prepaid and should be ad
dressed to Bruee Wissinger, Superinten
dent of Poultry Department. All eggs
must be in place by 4 o'clock, T .esday,
September 2nd. All eggs must be call
ed for on or before 1 o'clock, p. m., Fri
day, September sth. Any remaining un
called for at that time will be consider
ed donated to the Children's Home and
will be turned over to the said institu
tion. Eggs may be shown in small bas
kets or any attractive package. No
entry may he made for the sweepstake
prize, as all eggs shown will be consid
ered by the judges for said prize. Prem
iums will be awarded by using the fol
lowing scale of points: Quality, 30;
Freshness 20; Size 20; Color 20; Shape
10. Under "Quality" the judges will
consider such things as color and condi
tion of yolk, density and firmness of al
bumen. thickness and clearness of shell,
etc. Th<j right is reserved to open one
or more eggs in each dozen. Under
"Freshness" it will be well not to wash
anv eggs, thus removing the bloom.
Under "Size" the judges will not con
sider double yoked eggs. "Color" and
"Shape" should be as uniform in any
one dozezn as possible.
Class A—Best dozen farm
eggs not pure bred $l.OO $ .75
Class B—Best doz. Plymouth
Rock eggs 1.00 .75
Class C—Best doz. Wyandotte
l.OO .7a
Class D—Best doz. Orpington
••■••••• 1.00 .7o
Class E—Best Qoz. Leghorn
ogg3 I*oo .<a
Class F—Best dozen Minorca
0g 1.00 .75
Class G—Best doz. Duck eggs 1.00 .75
Class H —Best doz. pure bred
eggs other than named
above 1.00 .75
(Name of variety must be stated.
SWEEPSTAKE PRIZES.
Best doz. brown shelled eggs $1.25 $l.OO
Best doz. white shelled eggs 1.25 1.00
DIVISION P.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. MACHINU2I
ETC.
In Charge of J. Willis Wilson.
No premiums awarded, but every fa
cility afforded to exhibitor to display
machinery.
DIVISION G.
FARMERS' DISPLAY.
In Charge of Bruce Wissinger.
Make your entries at the Secretary's
Office, 552 Philadelphia street, after Au
gust 1, 1919. Entries close Tuesday,
September 2 1919,. at 5 o'clock, p. m.
Exhibitors will take notice that all en
tries for competition must be named
correctly and properly prepared for ex
hibition. No prizes will b'3 awarded ex
hibitors which the judges consider of
insufficient merit. Exhibits of unclassi
fied vegetables, fruits and grain may
awarded prizeZs and merit certificates
by the judges. The best exhibit is one
of good quality, true to type, properly
classiled and named and well presented.
Class I—Grain and Seeds.
Best display $lO.OO
Seeond Y'o^
Third 4 00
Oats.
Half bu. white or yellow ... $l.OO $ .50
Half bushel black 1.00 .50
Wheat.
Half bushel red 1-00 .50
Half bushel white 1.00 .50
Half bushel any variety 1.00 .50
Rye.
Half bushel white $l.OO $ .50
Half bushel black ...| 1.00 .50
Half bushel, spring 75 .50
Seeds.
Half peck clover alfalfa ... U.OO $ .50
Half peck clover, medium . . 1.00 .50
Half peck clover, mammoth 1.00 .50
Half peck clover, alsike 1.00 .50
Half peck timothy seed 1.00 .50
Best exhibit other seeds 1.00
Com.
Best 12 ears of any
variety named $l.OO $ .50 $ .2j
Beest 12 ears sweet
corn named 1.00 .50 .25
Best 12 ears popcorn
named 50 .25
Best 12 stalks corn
named 1.00 .50 .25
Best 12 stalks sweet
corn 1.00 .50 .2a
Best 12 stalks sugar
corn 1.00 .50 .25
Best "2 stalks broom
corn 1.00 .50 .25
Best 12 stalks popcorn
named 1-00 .50.
Best 12 stalks ensilage
corn 1.00 .50 .2"
Miscellaneous.
Half bushel buckwheat (any
variety) 1-00 .50
Class 2—Vegetables.
All vegetables must be grown by ex
hioitor.
Best display sB.ou
Second 6.00
Third 4.00
Potatoes.
Best 12 speciments, 1
variety named $1.50 $l.OO $ .50
Collection not less than
3 Varieties. 12 speci
mens named 2.00 1.50 .75
Exhibit potatoes. 12
specimens of each va
riety named to be
shown 2.00 1.00 .75
Beets.
Best exhibit of table
beets. 6 specimens . . . 1.50 .75 .sf'
Best exhibit of stock
beets. 6 specimens ... 1.50 .75 .50
Onions.
Best 12 specimens, white .... 1.00 .50
Best 12 specimens, red 1.00 .50
Best 12 specimens, yellow ... 1.00 .50
Best exhibit pickling. 1 Qt. . . .50 .25
Best exhibit onion sets, 1 Qt. 1.00 .50
Cabbage.
Best exhibit. 3 varieties
named $1.50 .75 .50
Best exhibit, 1 variety named .75 .50
Cauliflower.
Best exhibit any variety nam
ed (3) 75 .50
Brasses Slprouts.
Best exhibit any variety nam
ed (3) 75 .50
Kale.
exhibir any \ariety nam
ed (3) 75 .50
Beans
Best exhibit pods yellow
string beans (bush) 1 qt. .75 .50
Best exhibit pods green string
string beans (bush) 1 qt. .75 .50
B *t exhibit pod? green string
beans tnole) l qt 75 .50
Best exhibit pods yellow
string beans (pole) 1 qt. .. .75 .5o
Best exhibit bu. Lima plant
entire 75 .50
Best exhibit shelled Lima
beans, 1 quart 75 .50
Shelled beans. 1 quart 75 .50
Peppers.
Best exhibit peppers, large. 12
specimens 75 .53
Best exhibit peppers, small 12
specimens 75 .50
Tomatoes.
Best exhibit 1 variety
named. "> specimens. . 1.50 .7." .50
Best exhibit coh 3 var
ieties named to)
specimens of each .. 1.50 .75 .50
j Best exhibit preser\ ins
tomatoes .7" .50
Squashes.
Best 3 «umnier squash
named 1.50 .75 .50
Best 3 winter squash
named 1.50 .75 .50
Pumpkins.
j Best 2 specimens 1.50 .75 .5 1
Largest specimen . . .. 1.50 .75 .SO
Melons.
Best 3 spec, named .... 1.50 .75 .50
Best spec, watermelon
named 1.50 .75 .50
Celery.
Best exhibit 1 variety
3 roots 1.50 .75 .50
Best « \hibit, 3 varieties 1.50 .75 .50
Turnips.
Best exhibit, any varie
! ty. G specimens 1.50 .75 .s'l
Miscellaneous.
Carrots, G specimens . . .50
Citron. 6 specimens 75 .50
Cucumbers, G specimens 75 .50
j Egg Plant, 3 specimens 75 .50
Gourds, best display 75 .R0
Kohl Rabi 75 .50
Lettuce "5 ••><>
Okra 7 a -50
Oyster Plants. G specimens . . .75 .50
Parsley 75 .50
: Parsnips, 6 specimens 75 .50
Pie Plant 75 .50
Rfdishes, 6 specimens 75 .50
i Rhubarb 75 .50
! Sage 75 .50
• Sunflowers 75 .5C
Class 3—Pruits.
All fruit must be prown by exhibitor.
Apples.
i Best display, not less
than G varieties nam
i ed. 6 specimens each
variety $3.00 2.00 1.00
! Best displa>, not less
: han 3 varieties nam
>ed, 6 specimens each
variety 2.00 1.00 .<5
Best display. 1 variety,
G specimens 1.00 .<5 .^0
Fears.
Best display, 3 varities
6 specimens each .... 2.00 1.00
Best disjjlay, 1 variety,
6 specimens 1.50 .<5 .50
Peaches.
Best display, 3 varities
6 specimens each ... 2.00 1.00 .7o
Best display, 1 variety,
6 specimens 1.50 .<5 .50
Quinces.
Best display not less
than 6 specimens ... 1.50 . i 5 .50
Grapes.
Best display not less
than 3 varieties 2.00 1.00 .75
Best display, any variety . .. 1.00 iio
Best display, red 1-00 .^5
Best display, black 1-00 .^a
Best display, white or green 1.00 .75
Plums.
All varieties to be named.
| Best display, any variety 1.00 .7a
! Best display, red 1.00 .75
1 Best display, green 1-00 .75
(Best display, black 1.00 .7o
Best display prunes 1.50 1.00
YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT.
Open to Boys and Girls not oyer 16
vears of age; to be the results of their
own labor; confined to Indiana county.
Por Boys.
Best 1-2 bu. potatoes
any variety 1-50 1.00 .<5
Best'2o stalks corn &ny
variety (field) 1.50 1.00 .^a
Best squash, any var. 1.50 1.00 .<o
Por Girls.
Best display Garden
produce 4.00 3.00 2.00
DIVISION H.
PANCY WORK.
In Charge of J. Willis Wilson.
Make vour entries at the Secretary s
Office, 552 Philadelphia street, after Au
gust Ist. Entries close Tuesday, Sep
tember 2. 1919, at 5 o'clock, p. m. Ar
ticles exhibited in this department must
be the handiwork of the exhibitor. No
article may compete for more than one
premium. 'Don't put off your entries un
til the last day.
Class 1— Battenburg.
Anv specimen *
Baby Cap -75 .50
Bureau Cover l*xJ! "Br
Center Piece I*oo -<a
Collar -<5 •»()
Display 4-00 2.00
Piano Cover J-50 .7o
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Sideboard Scarf 1.00 .5
Table Cover 2 -00 1.0 •
Tray Cloth 75 .50
Class 2—Coronation.
Any specimen * o-
Belt 50 .2a
Center Piece 1.00 *5O
Cushion J-jjO
Display *OO 2.00
Hat 1-50 -7o
Jabot -50 .2»
Skirt Panel f-00
Table Cover 2 00 *.OO
Towels „-75 .50
Waist 2.00 1.00
ciass 3—Cross Stitcli.
Any specimen 75 .50
Apron, any kind 50 .J5
Do cr #5O
• Display *. 4.00 2.00
Pin Cjshion 50 .-a
Slippers -50
, Sofa Cushion . 1-00 -50
Table Cover or Scarf 1.00 .50
I Towels, any kind o0 .i 5
Class 4—Crochet.
i Any specimen 1.00 .50
Afghan I*oo .50
Baby Sacque '5 .50
Bath Towels 7a .«>0
Baby Cap ±o -|0
Baby Socks < j> .50
Baby Towel -30 -la
Big. any kind 1.00 .50
Hon Bon Set **2- [1
I Bon Bon Basket '■? •;><_»
Belt ' 50 -t*
Bridge Jacket or Vest 1.00 .aO
Buffet Scarf 1-00 .50
Corset Cover <a -50
i Cape or Shawl 1-00 .a'J
Center Piece, solid crochet.. 1.50 .i a
Combing Jacket 75 .50
Collar . 75 .oO
Coin Purse 50 .25
Curtains 1-00 .75
Cushion 1.00 .50
Display, cotton ••'rochet 4.00 2.T0
Display, wool crochet 4.00 2.00
Doilies, 1-4 or 1-2 dozen 75 .50
Doily 30 .15
Doilies, 1-4 or 1-2 dozer. 75 .50
Dresser Scarf 1.00 .50
Emb. Pillow Cases, crocheted
edge 2.00 1.00
Edging aO .25
Lace insertion, for towels . .. .aO .zo
Lace Insertion, trimmed pil- _
low slips 2.00 1 -CO
Lace Trimmed 1-00 .50
i Pillow Slips 1.00 .50
Lunch Napkins 7a .50
Luncheon Set 1.50 .to
Mittens 50 .-a
Night Dress Yoke 7a .50
Piano Cover 1.50 .7a
Scalloped Pillow Cases *5 .50
Sherbet Sete .. 1.50 .75
Sweater . 1.50 .75
! Slippers 7o .a>j
Table Cover or Runner 1.00 .75
Table Mats, 3 or 6 75 .50
Tray Cover, any kind 75 .50
Thread Lace 50 .25
Tidy -50 .25
Tumbler Doilies. 1-4 or 1-2
dozen 75 .50
Wool Crochet, any specimen 1.00 .50
Class s—Darned Work.
Anv specimen 75 .50
Bag "5 .5"
Center Piece 1.00 .5>
Cushion 75 .50
Disnlay 4.00 2.0n
Table Scarf or Cloth 75 .F.o
Towels 75 .5"
Class 6—Drawn Work.
Any specimen 1.00 .50
Apron 75 .50
Biscuit Cover 50 .25
Center Piece 1.00 .5>
Collars and Cuffs 75 .SO
Combing Jacket 75 .5'
Curtains, 1 pair 1.00 .75
Towels 50 .2-i
.Display 4.00 2.0"
One-fourth dozen DoJlies 75 .50
Dresser Scarf 1.00 .5 A
Handkerchief 50 .-5
Lunch Cloth 1.00 .5 >
Pillow 2.00 i.Ort
Sideboard Cover 1.00 .s<»
Sheet 75 ..<0
Sheet Sham 1.00 .75
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Towels 75 .50
Table Cover or Runner 1.50 .75
Tumbler Doilies. 1-4 dozen ... .75 .?0
Tray Clcth 75 .50
Class 7—Embroidery.
Any specimen 1.50 .75
Apron 75 .5:»
Bahv's Emb. Flannel Blanket 1.00 .5.
Baby Skirt 75 .50
Baby Booties .50
Baby Carriage Cover .50
Baby Pillow •» j) 1
Baby Sacque '
Baby or Child's Dress ' 5 .5*
Baby Cap
Babv Carriage Strap 2 ! ~.
Baby Bib »9
1 Bath Towels
Belt -50 .2o
Bolster Slips 1-jjJ: -^2
Biscuit Cover 2- •-£
Buffet Cover
Brash and Comb Bag •-_*
Center Piece 1-00 •' D
Collar §0 .-o
iCoilar and Cuff Set «j>
'Collar Bag 50 ...j
Corset Cover 1.50
Corset Bag 7o .5.»
Child's Coat 1.00 .»0
Combination Suit 1.50
Colored Emb. Linen Towel or
Towels 1-00 .50
Combing Jacket 75 .»<"•
Colored Center Piece 1.00 .«>0
Colored Picture 75 .50
Display 4.00 -.01
Doilies, 1-4 dozen 1.00 .&■<
Dresser Scarf 1.00 .50
Dress 3.00 1.50
Fancy Work Roll 50 .2_.
Hand Bag 50 .lo
Handkerchief »0
Handkerchief Case .50 .-o
Hat 1-50 ...»
Jabot 50 ._.j
Jewel Bag *25 .lo
Lunch Cloth 1-50
Laundry Bag . jj- «*5
Necktie Rack «5 .50
Xight Dress —l«0t
Xight Dress Case £
Xightingale •••;•, 4l 'l«
One-fourth doz. Napkins .<5 .50
Parasol 1-50 ..0
Pillow Slips 2.00 1.00
Picture Frame «>0 .-a
Pin Cushion -50 .*•>
Piano Cover I*so ..5
Quilt 75 .50
Sideboard Scarf 1-00 .;>0
Sheet Sham 1.00 .5C
Shirt Holder 1.00
Shirt Waist 3.00 1.00
Shirt Waist Case -75 .oO
Sofa Cushion 1-00 .50
Sheet 75 .50
Tray Cloth -50
Towel
Towels i! 1.00 .50
Table Cover or Cloth 1.00 .10
Tumbler Doilieis, 1-2 dozen . . .75 .50
Class B—Eyelet Embroidery.
Any specimen 100 .50
Baby Cap 50 .2o
Belt -50 -2.J
Center Piece l.j>o
Chemise 1-00 .75
Child's Coat .75 .50
Corset Cover 1-50 .<0
Colored Center Piece 1.00 .75
Combination Suit 100 .ro
One-fourth dozen Doilies 75 .50
Dress 3.00 .1.50
Dresser Scarf 1.00 .50
Hat 1.50 .75
Jabot -50 .25
Lunch Cloth 1-50 • <
Xight Dress 2.00 1 £0
Pair Towels •'«> -s' l
Parasol l-*>o .<r
Pillow Slips 2.00 1.00
Pin Cushion .50
Sideboard Cover 1-00 .50
Sheet Sham 1.00 .^5
Skirt Panel 1-50 .75
Table Cover 2.00 1.00
Tray Cloth -75 .5J
Waist 2.00 1.00
Class 9—Pillet Crochet.
Any specimen -75 .5*
Bed Spread 4.00 2.00
Display 4.00 2.00
Dresser Scarf 1-00 .50
ToWelS nr
Yoke, any kind 50 .2.»
Class 10 —Hardanger.
Any specimen 1-00 .50
Baby Cap 50 .25
Buffet Cover '5 .50
Center Piece 100 .<0
Collars and Cuffs 75 .00
Cushion 75 .50
Display 4 00 2.00
Dresser Scarf 1-00 .50
Lunch Cloth 1-00 .50
Piano Cover 1 -«>0 .10
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Sideboard Scarf 1.00 .50
Table Cover 2.00 1.00
Towels 75 .50
Tray Cloth 75
Class 11 —Hedebo
Any speeimen 1-00 .75
Belt 50 .2d
Center Piece 1.00 .75
Collars and Cuffs .75 .50
Display 4.00 2.o<>
Lunch Cloth 1-00 .50
Shirt W r aist 2.00 1.00
Tray Cloth '5 .50
Class 12—Irish Crochet.
Any specimen 1.00 .50
Baby Cap 75 .50
Bag 75 .50
Belt 75 .50
Center Piece 1-00 .50
Collar 75 .50
Display 4.00 2.00
Doilies, 1-4 doz 75 .50
Jabot -75 .50
Waist 2.00 1.00
Table Cloth 100 .50
Tumbler Doilies, 1-4 doz. . .. 1.00 .50
Yoke, any kind 75 .50
Class 13—Knitted.
Any specimen 1-50 .75
Afghan 1-00 .50
Bed Spread 1-50 .7«»
Cushion '■> -50
Cape or Shawl 1.00 .50
Display 4.00 2.00
Helmet 50 .2a
Mittens or Gloves 50 .2a
Sacque 75 .50
Skirt .* 75 .50
Slippers 75 .50
Socks 50 .25
Sweater, army 1.00 .50
Sweater, ladies 1.00 .50
Wool Hose 50 .2.)
Wristlets 50 .25
Casls 14—Lazy Dazy.
Any specimen 75 .50
Apron *<s
Center Piece 1-00 .50
Display l-yS' '
Laundry Bag -2"
Sofa Cushion J-0J .aO
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Table Cover 75 .50.
Class 15—Mount Mellick.
Any specimen 1.50 .7 j
Center Piece 100 .<•>
Display ....- 4.00 2.00
Lunch Cloth 1-50 .7a
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Table dover 2.00 1.00
Tray Cloth 1-00 .o«
Class 16—Miscellaneous.
Antique Work, any specimen .75 .50
Baby Towel, any kind 1.00 .50
Baby Jacket, any kind <5 .50
Boudoir Cap 1-00 .<•>
Bead Purse -i -50 .j->
Center Piece, any kind 1.00 .50
Chair Cover, any kind 50 .2o
Display Center Pieces 4.00 1.00
Fancy Apron, any kind 1.00 .50
Fancy Parasol 100 .a 0
Fancy Work Bag 100
French Knot Center Piece :. 1.00 .a 0
French Emb. Xight Dress ... 2.00 1.00
Greek Emb.. any specimen .. 1.00 .50
Guest Towel, one, any kind .. 1.00 .«-0
Hand Made Xight Gown 1.00 .75
Hand Made Handkerchief, any
kind 50 ,2o
Hemstitched Pillow Slips ... .aO
Hemstitched Sheet .aO
Hemstitched Work, any spec. 1.00 .oO
Honiton Braid Luncheon Sets l.aO .<a
Irish Linen, any specimen .. .7a .a^
Macrame Curtains 100 .a'•
Madura Work, any specimen .<a .aj
Maltese Work, any specimen .aO .2•_>
Paper Flowers, any kind 50 ,2._
Pin Cushion, any kind 1.50 .75
Portieres, any kind 1.00 .50
Rug (home made) 1.00 .50
Rag Carpet, 5 yards 1.00 .50
Rick Rack Center Piece .... 1.00 .a'
Romai Emb. Center Piece ... 1.00 .50
Si'k Emb. Display 1.50 .7.->
Slippers, any kind 1.00 .aj
Sofa Cushion, any kind 1.50 .<a
<ofd Stit<h. any specimen ... .7a '
Table Cloth, any kind 75 .aO
Table Cover or Runner 1.50
Tfa Napkin®. 1-2 dozen
Wild Carrot Center Piece ... 1.00 .ao
\\ ild Carrot Shirt Waist . .. 2.<•>
Class 17—Point I<ace.
Any specimen l.o> .50
Collar 1.00 .50
Collar and Cuffs 1.50 .75
Center Piece 1.00 .50
Display 4.00 2.0(?
Handkerchief 75 .5'
Jabot 50 ,25
Scarf 75 .50
Class IS—Punch Work.
Any specimen .75 .s<>
Baby Pillow 1.00 .50
Center Piece 1.00 .50
Collars 75
Cuffs 75 .50
Display 4.00 2.00
Pin Cushion 75 .50
Sofa Cushion 100 .50
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.01/
Class 19—Quilts, Haps.
Cotton Quilt 1-50 .T5
Delaine Quilt 1-50 .75
Embroidered Quilt 1.50 .75
Fancy Quilt 1.50 ,7;>
Hap. any kind 1.50 .75
Pennant Quilt 2.00 1.00
Silk Quilt 2.00 1.00
Wool Counterpane 2.00 1.00
Velvet Quilt 2.00 1.00
Class 20—Stencil Work.
, Any specimen 1.00 .50
Belt 50 .25
Bureau Cover 75 .5 >
1 Curtains 1.00 .75
Display 1.50 .75
Laundry Bag 75 .50
Sofa Cushion l.«» 0 .50
Stand Cover 75 .50
Class 21—Shadow Embroidery.
Any specimen 1.00 .s'»
Apron 75 .50
Baby Cap 75 .50
Collar and Cuffs 75 .50
Display 4.00 200
Waist 2.00 1.00
Class 22—Tatting.
Any specimen 1.00 .50
Center Piece 1.00 .50
Collar # «5 .50
Collar and Cuffs 1.00 .50
Display 4.00 2.00
Edging 50 .25
Handkerchief ,1^
•labot 50
Towels ' 5 .50
Towel • * *5O .-5
Class 23—Wftllachian.
Any specimen 1«00 .aO
Belt 50 * 2u
Shirt Waist 2.00 1.00
Collars and Cuffs .50
Center Piece 1.00 .50
Display . 4.00 «..0o
Dollies, 1-4 doz 75 .50
DIVISION Z.
In Charge of Bruc» Wissinger.
Make your entries at the Secretary's
Office, 552 Phiiladelphia street, after
August Ist. Entries close Tuesday, Sep
tember 2, 1919, at 5 o'clock, p. m. Don't
put off your entries until the last day.
Everything must be home made.
Class I—Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Best loaf wheat bread, diplo
ma and $3.00
Second best loaf wheat bread ... 2.00
Third best loaf wheat bread 1.00
Loaf Rye Bread 1.00 .50
Loaf Graham Bread 1.00 .50
Six Tea Biscuit 1.00 .60
Half dozen Rusk 1.00 .50
Half dozen Rolls 1.00 .50
Angel Food Cake <-.00 1.00
Almond Cake 2.00 1.00
Cocoanut Cake 2.00 1.00
Crumb Cake 2.00 1.00
Cream Cake 2.00 1.00
Cream Chocolate Cake 2.00 1.00
Chocolate Cake 2.00 1.00
Caramel Cake 2.00 1.00
Corn Starch Cake 2.00 1.00
Cream Puffs, (1-2 doz.) 1.00 .50
Cinnamon Rolls, (1-2 doz.) .. 1.00 .50
Delicate Cake 2.00 1.00
Devil's Food 2.00 1.00
Doughnuts 1.00 .50
Frost Cake 2.00 1.00
Fruit Cake 2.00 1.00
Fruit Cookies 100 .50
Ginger Bread 1-00 .50
Ginger Cookies 1.00 .50
Ginger Snaps 100 .50
Ice Cream Cake 2.00 1.00
Jelly Roll 2.00 1.00
Lemon Cake 2.00 1.00
Lady Baltimore Cake 2.00 1.00
Lady Cake 2.00 1.00
Marble Cake 2.00 1.00
Marshmallow Cake -.00 1.00
Nut Cake 2.00 1.00
Orange Cake 2.00 1.00
Pound Cake 2.00 1.00
Ribbon Cake -00 1.00
Spice Cake 2.00 1.00
Sunshine Cake 2.00 1.0)
Sugar Cookies 100 .50
Taylor Cakes (1 doz.) 1.00 .50
War Cake 2.00 1.00
Any other kind of cake $3 $2 $1
Apple, Blackberry, Boston Cream,
Cocoanut Custard, Cherry, Chocolate,
Cream Custard, Egg Custard, Elderberry
Gooseberry. Grape, Huckleberry, Lemon
Cake, Lemon Custard, Mince, Peach,
Plum, Prune, Pumpkin, Quince, Raisin,
Raspberry. Rhubarb Pie. first premium
.75; second .25.
Anv other kind of pie $l.OO .50 .2a
Class 2—Preserves.
Best and largest display $3.00
Second best display $2.00
Sample Apple, Blackberry, Cranberry,
Citron, Currant. Cherry, Ground Cherry.
Green Grape, Gooseberry, Lemon, Or
ange. Pear. Plum (any kind) Pineapple,
Prune. Quince, Rhubarb, Raspberry,
Strawberry, Tomoto, Wild Plum, Wild
Crabapple, and any other kind of Pre
servees, first premium .50; second .25.
Class 3—Jelly.
Best and largest display jellies .. $3.00
Second best display jellies 2.00
Sample Apple, Blackberry, Curran:,
Crabapple, Cherry, Choke Cherry, Dew
berry, Elderberry. Fox Grape, Goose
berry, Grape, Huckleberry, Peach, Plum,
Pear, Prune, Quince. Raspberry, Rhu
barb, Strawberry, Wild Plum, Wild
Cherry, and any other kind of Jelly, first
premium .50; seeeond .25.
Class 4—Pickles.
Display Pickles 75 .50
Pickled Beans, Beets, Crabapples,
Chow Chow, Cucumbers, Cauliflower,
Mangoes, Nasturtiums, Onions, Peaches,
Pears, Tomatoes, green and red; Mixed
Pickles and any other kind of pickles,
first premium .50; second .25.
Class s—Butters.
Best 3 lbs. dairy butter $3.00
Second best 3 lbs. dairy butter ... 2.00
Third best 3 lbs dairy butter .... 1.00
Display apple, peach, pear, plum,
tomato and quince butter, one
exhibitor $2.00
Second best
Third best •••••••■
Display Apple Butter. < rab Apple,
Cranberry, Cherry, Choke Cherry, Lem
on. Pear." Plum (Blue), Plum (Green
Gage), Peach, Prune, Peach Plum,
Quince, Strawberry, Tomato and any
other kind of Butter, first premium .50;
second, .25.
Class 6—Canned Pruit.
Canned Apples (any kind), Cherries,
Peaches. Pears, Plums. Prunes, Rhu
barb. and any other kind of Canned
Fruit, first permium .50; second .25.
Class 7 —Marmalades.
Orange, Prune, Plum, Quince, Rasp
berry and any other kind Marmalade,
first preemium, .50; second .25.
Class B—Spiced Pruit.
Apples, Cherries. Oranges, Peache3.
Prunes, Plums, Pears, Raspberries,
Quinces, and any other kind spiced fruit
first premium .50; second .25.
Miscellaneous.
Display light honey, a lbs. $2.00 1.00 .50
Display dark honey. 5 lbs. 2.00 1.00 .50
Cheese, Cottage Cheese. Cake Bees Wax
Chili Sauce. Dried Apples (any kind).
Dried Pears (any kind). Dried Raspber
ries, Home Made Candy. Home Made
Soap. Maple Syrup, Piccalilli, Quart Ci
der vinegar. Salad Dressing. Soft Soap,
Tomato Catsup. Walnut Catsup. Wine,
Blackberry, Dandelion, Grape, E'derber
rv, any other kind of wine, first prem
ium .50; second .25.
DIVISION J.
In Charge of J. Willis Wilson.
Class I—Manufactured Leather.
Display leather articles anc. saddle
goods $5.00
Second best display 3.00
DIVISION K.
In Charge of J. Willis Wilson.
Plar.ts or Flowers entered in Display
cannot compete for premiums elsewhere.
Entries close Tuesday, September 2.
l'j:9, at 5 o'clock, p. m. Make your en
tries at the Secretary's Office. 552 Phila
delphia s'.-eet, after August Ist. Don't
p it off vour enetries until the last day.
Plants.
Best Floral Display $12.03
Second best Floral Display .. .. . : 6.0
Begonia 75 .50
Begonias 1.50 .i 5
C'.'ileciion of Cacti 1.50 .75
f'oleus, one 75 .50
Coleus, collection 1.50 .75
Collecetion Ferns 1.50 .75
Fern 75 .50
Fuchsia 75 .50
Fuchsias •' •>