The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-02-12
ALL eENToN COUNTY SCHOOL
FAIR,

FAIR.
To Be Held August 2s, 80, 81, 1907, at
Corvallis, Oregon. $4,000 to
Be Given .Away for Benefit
of Fair.
Grand Prizes to School Districts.
Organ, value SIS, given by FRS
National Bank, Corvallis.
| Quarter Sawed Ash Book Case
value $50, by R. H. Colbert & Son,
Corvallis
Case of Maps, on spring rollers,
value $25, by Northwest School Furni-
ture Co., Portland, Oregon
| The above prizes will go to the
three school districts having the first,
second and third best collective ex-
hibits, the excellency of exhibit and
size of school district to be considered
in award OF prizes. Districts having
more than one room, each room will
be the same as a district
Grand Prizes to Individual Pupils,
Q) Kimball Organ, backed and
warranted by the Eiler Piano Com
pany, of Portland, Oregon, value $75,
given by Mayor A. ]. Johnson, Cor
wallis, for the New Bank, now in con-
| Istruction.
(2) Columbia Phonograph and six
Records, value $31, by Eilers Piano
Co., Portland, Oregon
| (s) Mmball Organ, backed and
warranted by the Eilers Piano Co.,
Portland, Oregon, given by the Cor
Wallis Times
| (4) $40 Victor Phonograph, Corval-
lis Times. Won gold medal at st.
Louis Exposition.
| (5) A home and school library of
.I24 volumes, embossed covers and gilt
edge, value $25. Ginn & Co., publish
ers Of school Libraries.
These prizes will bo to pupils hav-
ling the best collective exhibit, the
Iexcellency of exhibit and age of pupils
to be considered in awarding prizes.
They will be the first, second and
third prizes, in same order as CIV
en- above.
Individual Prizes For Each Contest.
The following are the special prizes
Igiven for the best exhibit in following
contests. The number of prizes are
indicated by the number after the con.
jtest. 1, 2, ETC. meaning first and sec
lond etc. prizes. Each contest will be
fdivided according to ages of pupils.
I(a) represents pupils above IL years,
land (b) represents pupils II years
land under. Each pupil over II years
must enter class (a) and all II years
land under class (b). Over means mot
IL years old.
} Field Corn
(a) Suit of Clothes, value 81,
by A. K Russ, Corvallis.
(b) Dress Pattern, value SIS, by
]. H. Harris, Corvallis.
Pop Corn
II (a) Set Shakespeare Works
II value $3.50, by Allen & Wood
ward, Corvallis.
(b) 1. Toilet Set value 81, by
same firm g Shoes, value
SO, by Alcorn & Miller, Kings
7 Valley.
= Sweet Corn
i (a) Mandolin, value SIS, by N
A. Fisher, Corvallis.
(b) /. Hercules Suit Clothes
Q value SIS, S. L. Kline Cor
Wallis. 2. 1 dozen Cabine'
Il photos, value 81, George
Leeper, Philomath.
EWaterme Ions
(a) Dress Pattern, value $40. b!
e F. L. Miller, Corvallis
al (b) Double Wheel Iron Age Cul
, tivator, value So, by R. M
Wade & Co., Corvallis.
Muskmelons-
q (a) Banquet Lamp, value $3.50
/ by E. B. Horning, Corvallis
q (b) Watch and Chain, warranted
value $6, D. E. Matthews, Cor
Wallis. p,
: Potatoes
(a) Stevens, Single Barrel Shot
4 Gun, value sS, by H. E. Hodes
:, Pioneer Gun Store, Corvallis
, (b) Decorated Porcelain Cups
saucers and dinner plates
: value Sc, by A. Hodes, Cor
f Wallis
(a) Set Haviland China Pie Plates
value So, P. M. Ziero1f,. Cor
wallis.
1. 1 dozen Cabinet Photos
value 81, by Geo. Leeper, Phi
lomath
(b) 2 Jointed Bamboo Fishing
u Pole, value So, M. M Long
= Corvallis
's Squash
q (a) League Ball and Catcher
! Mitt, value SIS, Corvallis Bi
cycle Works.
(b) Gold Watch Chain, girls
value SIS, E. W. S. Pratt, Coz
Wallis.
Pumpkin
(a) Silver Watch, (girD, valu
: $3.50, by A. ]. Metzger, Col
wallis.
70 (b) Silver Watch (boy), valu
- SIS so, by A. J. Metzger, Coz
:, wallis.
8 Onions
(a) Sorosis Skirt, value IS, by
!, L. Kline, Corvallis. q. Shoe!
= value $3.50, by Miller & A
corn, Kings Valley.
(b) Boys Suit, value SIS, by
M Nolan & Son, Corvallis
2. 22-Calibre Rifle, value s.
i. by r. E. Pugh, Philomath
Tomatoes E.
(a) l. Suit Clothes, value 81,
by F. L. Miller, Corvallis.
(b) 1. Due Bill, value SIS, Pug