Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-27
PREMIUM LIST FOR TALENT
CHILDREN'S FAIR.

CHILDREN'S FAIR.
This fair will be held just before
the state fair at Salem, and all wor-
thy products as well as all club
projects exhibits will be sent from
here after the local fair.
RULES GOVERNING EXHIBITS.
1. The Talent Industrial Fair will
be held Wednesday, September 2S,
1914.
2. All entries must be on blanks
furnished for the purpose by the Sec
retary.
8. One entry blank must be filled
in for each pupil, and if competing
for a prize the blank must be in the
hands of the local Secretary by Sep
tember IS.
4. All exhibits should be brought
| in Tuesday, September %, as no en-
tries will be received to compete for
prizes after o'clock of that day.
5. Superintendents will have en-
tire charge of the exhibits of the va
rious divisions, and will appoint and
instruct their own judges. They will
also keep record of all premiums
awarded and return the same over to
the Secretary after decisions are
made.
6. In case there is no competition
a premium will be awarded at the dis
cretion of the judges.
7. These contests are open to all
school children, but those sending
any product to the state fair must
comply with rules put out by the
state department.
s. Blue ribbons will designate
first prize, red second, and white
third. Ribbon prizes will be given
any worthy exhibit entered at this
fair.
8. The officers in charge will send
the best of the exhibits to the state
fair, where additional prizes may be
won.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, ETC.
Lot 21, Field Corn 90 ears)-First
75c, second soc, third 25c.
Lot %, Popcorn 90 ears)-First
75c, second 50c, third Csc.
Lot 23, Watermelon (D-First 75c,
second soc, third 25c.
Lot "a, Table Squash CD-First 75c,
, second soc, third Csc.
l Lot 25, Pie Pumpkin CD-First 75c,
second soc, third 25c.
g Lot 26, Potatoes (10)-First 75c,
q second soc, third Csc.
Lot 27, Cabbage ()-First 75c, sec
ond soc, third 25c.
e Lot 2S, Onions (10)-First Use, sec
. ond soc, third 25c.
Lot 20, Celery 6 bunches) First
75c. second soc, third 25c.
MANUAL ARTS-LOT 81.
Lot 31-A (for fifth and sixth grade
e pupils. 1913-1914), Whisk Broom
a Holder Stationery Rack or Maga
S zine Rack-First soc, second Csc
1 Lot BIB, Best Working Drawing
same grades-First soc, second
E 25c.
n Lot SIC (for seventh and eighth
grade pupils, term 1913-1914
q Sleeve Board, Wall or Magazine
Rack, Book Rack, Taboret, Tet
Table-First soc, second Csc.
e Lot BID, Best Working Drawings
@ same grades-First soc, SECOND
25c
Il Lot Bic, Basketry, any grade, Best
Reed Basket-First soc, seconc
25c.
n GENERAL COOKERY.
Where two classes are given,
class includes those who will be be
tween the ages of IA and 10 on Octo
j. ber !, 1914; B class those who vii
,. be between the ages of 10 and IA Oh
October 1, 1914.
Lot 80, Bread Il loaf)-Class A
first soc, second Csc; Class b, first
soc. second Csc.
Lot 33, Canned Fruit and Vegetables
(pint jars, of fruit and 3 of vege.
+ tables) Glass A, first soc, second
25c; Glass B, first soc, second Zoe
Lot "a, Jelly g glasses Glass A
:, first 5 0c, second Csc; Class b, first
II soc, second 25c.
i Lot IS, Machine-made Dress-Class
O A. first soc, second 25c. +
q, Lot SO, Handmade Apron-Class Is
/, first soc, second 25c.
l. Lot 81, Embroidered Towel-Class A
y first soc, second Csc; Class b. first
4: soc, second Csc.
: Lot 3S, French Hemmed Napkin
:. Glass A, first soc, second Zoe; CLASS
u B, first soc, second Csc.
It Lot 80, Pen Chickens, any standard
v breed Il cockerel and pullets)-
q First 81, second soc, third 25c.
!, SPECIALS.
. Lot 54, Best Boys Exhibit of Differ
" ent Garden Vegetables-$1, giveI
by Elizabeth Breese.
e Lot 80, Best Sample Page or Pages
l. Palmer Method Penmanship-Flrs
70 75c, second SOC, third Csc.
Lot Sc, Best General Display Cooked
D. and Baked Foods-$1, by Eliza
l. beth Breese.
a Lot 81, Best Display Flowers Crow
by Any School Child-$1, by Tai
y ent Ladies' Community Club.
\. Lot So, Best Collection of Manua
9t Training Projects by Fifth ant
1t Sixth Grade Pupils-$1, by Com
l., munity Club.
Lot SO, Best Collection Manual Train
ing Projects by Seventh, Eighth
Ninth and Tenth Graders--$l, b.
Community Club