The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
FAIR OFFICIALS WORKING ON LIST
 OF AWARDS.
Work Progressing Slowly But 1t is Hoped to Have Full List ok Successful Exhibitors
 in q Week.

Officials of the State Fair are very busy at present making out the lists of prize winners for exhibits shown at the recent State Fair. So far only the list of special premium winners has been completed. The list of regular premiums of fered for exhibits has not been trans ferred from the books where the num- Der of the exhibit and the number of the exhibitor were put down at the time of the award. The officials, how ever. have been busy all of the past week in transferring the numbers and looking up the names.
 The work is slowly progressing and it is hoped that full list of all prize winners, both special and regular, will be ready at the end of next week.
 The following is the list of special awards:
 Mrs. Lightford, of LaPlace. will get two boxes of cigars as a special pre- miun for the best amateur photo graphic display. consisting of not less than twenty-five pictures. Miss Mittie Jennings, of Davenport, will get a mattress as a special pre- mium for the handsomest silk quilt. a handsome hand painted placque as a special premium for the best eyelet embroidery.
 Miss Myrtle Fanin. of Banner. will get $5 bottle of perfume for the handsomest piece of drawn work Mrs. Fountain of Montgomery, will get 100 visiting cards for the best cal- 1 ico quilt
 r Mrs. Harris, of Montgomery. will get a comb and brush for quilt by old lady. containing grsatest number of pieces.
 Mrs. Fountain, of Montgomery. will get a silver candlestick for the best knit lace. by lady over 60 years of age.
 Mrs. J. H. Bingham of Montgomery, will get drop-head sewing machine for taking the greatest number of prizes in the textile and culinary de- partments.
 Miss Arquet. of Montgomery. will get diamond brooch for taking the great est number of first prices in the Tex tile Department.
 Mrs. W. M. Penticost, of Montgomery, will get an oak rocker for the great est number of premiums taken in lace.
 Mrs. Fountain, of Montgomery. will get amber combs for the best knit afghan.
 Miss Hightower of opelika will get a handsome hat for the daintiest hand
 Miss Mfttie Jennings of Davenport, will get an electric lamp for the most artistic sofa pillow.
 Mrs. Fountain, of Montgomery, will get a handsome electric fixture for the best knit spread.
 Mrs. W. D. Judge. of Montgomery, will get a taborette for the best laid quilt of any variety.
 Miss Frances Hannon. of Montgom- cry, will get an electric curler for the daintiest baby cap.
 Burford Gurley of Davenport. will get a two-pound box of candy for the best hand sewing by a child under IS years of age.
 Mrs. Ruth Barnett. of Montgomery, will get five pounds of candy for the best home made rag doll.
 Burford Gurley of Davenport, will get seventy-five visiting cards for best hand sewing to child under Is years of age.
 Mrs. Thrower. of Grady. will get handsome that for the best drawn work shirt waist.
 Mrs. Thrower of Grady will get 100 visiting cards for the best dozen buttonh oles on different material
 Miss WheIan, of Evergreen, win get cut jet necklace for the best knit shawl