Il pollame di fantasia . harge appena sufficiente la quota di iscrizione per coprire i costi, quindi giveno regolari di premi in contanti, ma offrono come offerte di qualsiasi cosa che possono ottenere i commercianti locali e gli altri a fare-nate. Altri fanno pagare una grande voce e poi dare regularpremiums. Le voci nella varietà popolare avrà grande abbastanza per mostrare un buon profitto, ma questo sarà utilizzato in pagamento di premi in meno classi popolari, whichdo non avere voci sufficiente a mostrare un profitto. Theseless classi popolari devono essere incoraggiati ad essa si trova che i visitatori del salone avrà più interestin le razze rare di fanno in molto p

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Poultry fancier . harge just enough entry fee to cover cost, then giveno regular cash premiums, but offer as specials any-thing they can get local merchants and others to do-nate. Others charge a larger entry and then give regularpremiums. The entries in the popular varieties willbe large enough to show a good profit, but this will beused in paying premiums in less popular classes, whichdo not have sufficient entries to show a profit. Theseless popular classes must be encouraged, for it will befound that visitors to the show will take more interestin the rarer breeds than they do in the very popularkinds. This applies to what we might term the ordi-nary people, who do not understand much aboutPoultry and only take a sort of general interest inthem. The publicity committee should start to work atonce to let people know by every possible means thatthere is going to be a show and keep right at it up tothe time of the show, for this tends to bring a largeattendance, and without attendance no show is a suc-. Residence of Howard L. Davis, New Egypt, N. J., the noted Leghorn Breeder and Manufacturer of Trap Nests. POULTEY FANCIER 505 cess, and if you do not have a good attendance you willfind many of your exhibitors will not show at yournext Exhibition, for it is the advertising value of show-ing and winning and having people see their stock, that induces breeders to exhibit their birds at thewinter shows. Very seldom does an exhibitor re-ceive enough premium money to pay his expenses. Most Associations figure to make the entry fees payfor the cooping, care and feeding of stock, and thepremiums, or where floor space is let to manufacturersand dealers to exhibit their wares, this rent helps topay premiums. This leaves the rent for hall to beprovided for, and this must come out of amount re-ceived from admissions, and if there is any surplus tobe left in the Treasury after the show, it must comeout of these admissions. So it is all important to havea good attendance, for that

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectpoultry
• bookyear1912