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The Rappahannock Fair, to be held September 30 at Rappahannock High School, Washington, offers a total of $750 in merchandise and cash awards to exhibitors in its 185 classes. The catalogues, we hope, will be out ere you read this, but be on the look out, get one, read it, and pass it on to a friend.
And, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, the businesses of the county have really put out in supporting your •how.
Just 'to mention a few of the prizes i there is a good bit of high quality paint, cases of canned' goods, including coffee,, a $ 14Locker rent, 15-gallon drum of oil, an electric juicer, a Sunbeam electric iron, five gallons of fly spray, silk hose, a subscription to our paper, shampoo and finger*., wave—well, I just d<m’t know when to stop, but must. Be sure and exhibit in several classes.
. Beetles! Beetles! Beetles! Japanese Beetles! The state entomologist has crews making beetle grub surveys now! Making a survey when only part of this year’s egg crop has batched into grubs . . . and a ^report Tuesday made by a Mr. Jacob, working with Hie survey, states 15 grubs per sq. ft. at Thornton Hill; 12 grubs per sq. ft. in the pasture of Mt. Vernon Stock Farm, across from Sperryville cemetery.. . . Dor— DO—ACT NOW and , put, ’ out-, mUky disease spore dust! Fuid#*
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