The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-11

Armstrong Reliable Light Co.,, Birming- l ham-Special diploma for best display of l lights, etc.
 | Matthews Automobile and Buggy Co.,,
 Birmingham-Special diploma for best dis
 play of automobiles. buggies. etc
 Geoll Denson, Dawson-Speciai diploma
 Pittsburg Steel Co.,, Pittsburg.-Special
 diploma.
 l Badger Concrete Mixer Co.,, Madison. Wis.-Special diploma for best display of l contractor equipment. i Sharples Separator Co.,, West Chester, | Pa.-Special diploma for best display of | separator.
 Additional Awards 1 Other awards made yesterday follow:
 Jefferson county booth first prize s10o,
 Mrs C. G. Brown, Fountain Heights.
 Jefferson county booth second prize s7o,
 Mrs. F. R. Stephens. R. F. D. No. 1, l city.
 l Jefferson county booth third prize $50, l Mrs. Kennedy. Pratt City. 1 Jefferson county booth, fourth prize s45, | Mrs E. L. Emond, 1116 North Sixteenth street.
 1 Jefferson county booth fifth prize s4O, 1 Mrs. E. Zuber Fairview. Jefferson county booth sixth prize $35, Mrs. D. W. Brown Dolomite, Ala. Jefferson county booth seventh prize s30,
 Mrs. M. A. Marlborough, North Birming- ham.
 Jefferson county booth eighth prize. s30. Mrs William Finn, Fairview.
 Jefferson county booth ninth prize s30.
 Mrs. Bennett, Martin Station. Jefferson county booth tenth prize s3o, Mrs. Marlborough, East Birmingham. Jefferson county booth eleventh prize, s30 Mrs Huey, Ensey, R. r. D. No. l. MERCHANTS SPECIAL PRIZES. No. 5i9b-Ben M. Jacobs Furniture Co.
 will give white enameled Hoosier cabi-
 nent, value s33, to the woman winning first prize for individual booth: Mrs. c.
 c. Brown, Fountain Heights.
 No. 549c-Birmingham Mattress com pany will give a Dixie Felt mattress to the woman who makes the most practical individual booth: Mrs. M A. Yarbrough, North Birmingham. No. 549f-The Ledger Publishing com- pany will give a years subscription to the woman from the rural district who makes the most attractive booth Mrs. F. R. Stephens, R. F. D. No. l. No. 549g-Best display of home grown flowers exhibited In booth, Alabama State Fair will give S5 first prize $3 second R. F. D. No 1, first; Mrs Kennedy, Pratt City, second; Mrs. Emond, 1116 North Sixteenth street, third. No. 550--A1abama State Fair will give s3 and g for best and next best home grown vegetables exhibited in above booth contest. Mrs. r. R. Stephens, R. F. D. No. 1, first Mrs. William Finn. Fairview, second.
 HOME GROWN PLANTS TO BE Ex-
 HIBITED IN THE WOMANs DEPARTMENT.
 Best collection of ferns first prize $5;
 Mrs. G. c. Pitts. Vincent, Ala.
 Best collection of begonas second prize B: Mrs William Finn. Fairview.
 Best general display of other plants second prize s5; Mrs. William Finn, Fair view.
 No. 744-John L. Parker will give one dozen rosebushes for the best display of
 home grown flowers: Mrs. William Finn,
 Fairview.
 BOYS WORK Best invention first prize, Lamar Brown, S20i Sixteenth avenue, north.
 Most original work second prize S1, Win | throp Robinson: 16l6 Berlxley avenue, Bessemer.
 Best workmanship first prize s2, Richard Wilkerson, 1907 Cullom street. l Best workmanship second prize $1, La
 mar Brown, s2o4 Sixteenth avenue. north. | Best general display first prize $5, La
 mar Brown, S2o4 Sixteenth avenue. north. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BOYS. | No. 751--The Sure Hatch Incubator Co.,, Freemont, Neb. will give a Sure Hatch | incubator and brooder to the boy mak- 1 ing the best general display; Lamar | Brown 3204 Sixteenth avenue, north l No. 752-Warren Bros, will give a base ball glove to the boy winning first prize | for workmanship; Richard Wilkerson; 1907 Cullom street.
 1 No. 753-Birmingham Arms Co.,, will give mitt to the boy winning first prize for best invention; Lamar Brown, 1 32o1 Sixteenth avenue, north ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PRIZES No 755AL Pizitz Dry Goods Co.,, will give handsome hat to the woman ar- ranging her stand of fruits, etc.. most attractivelv: Mrs M. A. Marlborough, North Birmingham. -vsTx No. Each exhibitor will be required to fix their own stand of fruits and vegetables. The one arranging their ex-
 hibit best will get first prize $5; Mrs w c. Mattel, Montsomery. Ala; second
 prize s3. Mrs. c. r. Owen, 1114 North
 Sixteenth street; third prize s2. Mrs S s. Smith. Roanoke, Ala.
 PROFESSIONAL. ART--IND1VIDUAL STUDIO PRIZES. Professional art first prize $50 Miss Della Dryer, S11 South Eleventh ave- nue.
 Professional art. second prize. $40. Miss Alice Rumph. 1918 south Twelfth avenue.
 Professional art, third prize, $35, Miss Carrie Hill. 4h6 Hood building. Professional art fourth prize, s2o. Miss Spielherger, 1719 Thirteenth ave
 nue, south.
 No. 567-Ben F. Barbour will give an electric lamp to the winner of the greatest number of first prizes in pro- fessional china painting. Miss Spiel berger, 1719 Thirteenth avenue, south. | No. 569-Birmingham Trunk Factory will give a mating suit case to the winner of the greatest number of first prizes in water colors. Miss Alice Rumph, 1918 Twelfth avenue south No. 570-Mayer Brothers will give a handsome picture frame for the hest display of decorative art. Miss Spiel berger, 171a Thirteenth avenue south l No 57l--Roberts X Son Printing and
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