Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-15

and thirteen seconds, $3.50 for sweet
| pickles; diplomas will be given for
flour and meal, and seven first prizes.
1918. and seven seconds, $1.7O In the
miscellaneous class.
Textile Fabrics.
| In this department no premiums Will
| be allowed on articles purchased or
| borrowed. and articles in sets cannot
compete for single premiums. Twenty
| one first prizes, amounting to $l7.25,
and twenty-one second prizes, $9.o0,
| will be given for rag rugs. garments,
quilts. ETC.: for silk embroidery, six
teen first prizes, $12.25 and sixteen
seconds, 1926; for solid white embnoid-
cry, nine first prizes, IS, and nine sec
ond prizes, $3.50; for eyelet work, eight
firsts, $5.25, and eight seconds. $3.20;
for hardanger, six f1rsts, $4.75. and SIX
seconds, 1925: for crochet work, nine
firsts, $4.75, and nine seconds, S2.b0;
for knitting, nine firsts, $4.15; and nine
seconds, $3.50; for battenburg, twelve
irsts, 81, and twelve seconds 1915:
for point lace or honiton, twelve ftrsts,
50 and twelve seconds, S.; for mis-
cellaneous, thlrty-seven first prizes,
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for drawn work, five first prizes. 1928,
and five seconds, $175
Art Department..
In the art division, eleven first prizes
amounting to s22. and the same mum
Der Of second prizes, to the amount OF
81, will be given for paintings IN OH
for water colors will be given eleven
first prizes. $3.50, and eleven second
prizes, 1926; for professional work, IN
crayon, charcoal and lead pencil. nine
first prizes of 81 each, and nine sec
ond prizes, amounting to So.25; Tor
professional work In wash drawings
and monochrones eleven first prizes,
s14, and eleven seconds, 1915; for pro-
fessional work in china painting. elGn-
teen first prizes, sci, and eighteen sec
ond prizes. 311; for amateur art work
In oil, seven first prizes of 81 each.
and seven second prizes OF Is cents
each; for amateur work in water col
ors. six first prizes Of 81 each, and six
second prizes of Is cents each; for
amateur work in crayon. charcoal
pencil and lead, nine first prizes OF
rs cents each, nine second prizes OF oo
cents: amateur work in wash draw
ings in monochrome, nine first prizes
OF Is cents each, and nine second
prizes of SO cents each: for amateur
work in china, sixteen first prizes,
amounting to $l1.50. and sixteen sec
ond prizes $3.50; for typography, the
best and largest display, quality con-
sidered, first prize OF So, second OF
81, and third OF 81.
Educational Exhibits.
For the best exhibit Of written work.
the sum OF $3.50 in prizes and honor
able mention, will be given; the same
sum will be given each in prizes for
Illustration or design. and handiworK
or manual training, while to the class
or school making the best exhibit IN
each class will be awarded diploma,
for second best picture, and for third
best a cast
children's Work.
Thirteen first prizes Of SO cents each
and thirteen second prizes OF rs cents
each will be given for products OF the
oven; for preserves and butter, nine
first prizes OF 40 cents each, and nine
seconds Of 20 cents each; for Jams and
jellies, nine first prizes OF rs cents
each, and nine seconds Of Is cents
| eaCl, LOT CdHHCu ATIlClSS, SlAlSSi AiotS
OF so cents each and sixteen seconds Of
25 cents each; for homemade candies,
six first prizes Of 40 cents each and
six seconds OF 20 cents each; for cro-
Chef and knitting work, twelve first
prizes and twelve seconds, 40 cents
and 20 cents each, respectively; for
needle work, twenty-nine first and
twenty mine second prizes, Of 40 cents
and 20 cents each, respectively; for cut
flowers ten first prizes and ten second
prizes, of 40 cents and 20 cents each.
respectively; for vegetables, thirteen
first prizes Of 40 cents each. and thir-
teen seconds of 20 cents each; for mis-
cellaneous, seven first prizes of 90
cents each and seven second prizes Of
Is cents each; sweepstakes, child re-
ceivng largest number of premiums,
diploma.
In addition to this list. special prizes
OF $50 will be awarded to contestants
submitting the best studies, themes, IL
Illustrations, designs or finished handi-
work. on subjects related to their re-
spective interests, by thel following
firms: Lennox Furnace Company,
Written & Whitehead Company, Mar
shall Oil Company, Central Iowa BUS
mess College, Britain s. Company,
Let's Fletcher Company, and Sinclair
Tea and Coffee Company, and Merritt
Greene