A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 58, 8 November 1913, Page 6

A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

STRATFORD SHOW.

There is every indication that the entry lists for the show will surpass in numbers those of-the previous years. Inquiries for schedules are coming into the secretary's office daily, and it is just a question if the supply will be equal to the demand. All the schedules have the classes printed in bold type, which is much appreciated by those who already, have them in their possession; also additional classes have been added. Various recommendations have been received from exhibitors and others after last show for the betterment of .many classes, and to a great extent these have been given effect to, and no doubt will be an extra •inducement for exhibitors to swell the entry lists. The butter fat competition as held in previous years has been deleted from the schedule, and a one-day test substituted. The on|day testS should bo' popular, as exhibitors will be'in the position of killing two birds .with one stone, insomuch tliat cows exhibited in any class will be eligible for this competition so that exhibitors have a chance of winning in the show class and also the test competition, with the advantage of not having to remove their exhibits from the show grounds. The prize j money every care and attention will be' paid to. exhibits whether- animals or, machinery. Every ■•preparation is well; in hand .-for: holding,-;th«.show, and lirrth exhibitors and the. public may rely on tho fixture being in every respect more advanced than former shows, and this is saying a good deal. Any information required on any subject or matter connected with the v'ihow will be gladly sriven on application to the secretary, •Mr B. Fearon, Stratford.