The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

serves, single can only. First prize, rs
cents; second, SO cents.
| FANCY WORK
French and eyelet work--First prize,
| $3.50; second, $3.50; third, IS cents.
Roman cut work--First prize, $3.50;
second, $1.0O.
Punch work-First prize $3.50; sec
| Ond, $1.00.
| Drawn work-First prize, $3.50: sec
Crochet work. Canton-Tirst prize
$3.50; second, $1.00.
Crochet work, wool-First prize, $3.50;
second, 800.
Tatting-First prize S1.5O: second, 81.
Knit work-First prize, Sl.5O; second
$1.0O.
Miscellaneous work. First prize
$1.5O: second $1.0Q.
Sofa pilloWs-First prize, $2.75, hat or
plume; second, S1.00.
PAINTINGS
Water color-First prize, $3.50; Sec
Ond, $1.O0.
Oil colored--First prize $50; second,
$1.00.
CHILDREN'S FANCY WORK
(For children under - years. First
prize, S1.O0: second, IS cents; third, SO
cents; fourth, % cents.
HAND PAINTED CHINA
For collection of six pieces-First
prize, $500; second. $3.50.
BRASS WORK
First prize, $3.50: second, s1.oo.
BURNT WOOD
First prize, $780, second, S1.OO.
CHILDREN'S BURNT WOOD
G'or children under ~ years. First
prize, IS cents; second, so cents.
BAKED GOODS
White bread-First prize, S1.50 sack
of Pillsbury flour by W. Z. Saiter; sec
ond, s1.00.
Graham bread--First prize. $3.50 sack
Of Pillsbury flour by w. f. Saiter; sec
ond, $1.00.
Rye bread First prize, s1.5O sack Of
flour by club; SECOND, s1.0o.
CAKES
White cake-First prize, $780, Sec
ond, $1.00.
Dark cake-First prize $3.50; sec
ond, $1.00.
Fruit cal<e-First prize, $500; second,
$1.00.
Angel food-First prize, s2.oo second,
$1.0O.
BUTTER
First prize, $3.50; second, $100.
CANDY
Cream candy-First prize, s10O; Sec
ond, so cents.
Fudge candy-First prize, 800; sec
Divinity fudge-First prize, $500; Sec
POULTRY
Glass A-lIntries consist of single
specimens Matched in 1913. Each variety
to compete separately.
Prize for highest scoring cockerel in
each variety, S1.O0; highest scoring pull
let in each variety, 800; next highest
scoring cockerel in each variety, SO
cents; next highest scoring pullet in
each variety, so cents.
Glass B-EntrieS consist Of four fe-
males and one male Matched in 1913. All
varieties to compete together. First
prize, $3.50; second, $1.00.
Glass C-Entries consist of one male
and one female Matched prior to 1913:
All varieties to compete together. First
prize, $3.50: second, $1.oo.
hibitors only-Entries consist of one
male and four females Matched in 1913.
All varieties to compete together. First
prize, $3.50: second, $10O.
Glass E--Ducks. All varieties to COM
male and two females. Prize for best
trio, $500; prize for next best, $1.O0.
Glass F-Consists of specimens for
display only, no premiums paid in this
class. Bring as many as YOU wish.
OLDEST MARRIED COUPLE
First prize, $3.50 cash, ]. B. Schmidt;
second, sack of flour, A. J. Barrow.
MOST RECENT MARRIED COUPLE
One, aluminium water pail by r. c.
BABY SHOW
prize by c. A. Saunders: second $500;
third, $1.50: fourth, S1.00.
MANILA SCHOOLS
Beginners and first grade-Writing,
language, numbers, industrial work
First prize. IS cents; second so cents;
third, 25 cents.
Second grade-Language, numbers,
writing. industrial work-First prize,
IS cents second, so cents; third 25 cents
Third grade-Language. arithmetic
penmanship. industrial work-First, IS
cents; second, SO cents; third, 25 cents.
Fourth grade-Language, arithmetic,
penmanship, industrial work First
prize. Is cents; second, so cents; third,
25 cents.
Fifth grade-Language, arithmetic,
penmanship. industrial work = First
prize. IS cents: second, so cents; third,
25 cents.
Sixth grade-Geography, language, in
drstrial work. nenmanship-First prize
IS cents; second, so cents; third, 25
cents.