The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-25
HELP TO MAKE
CITY BEAUTIFUL
OUT DOOR ART ASSOCIATION
WORKING TO BEAUTIFY
OUR CITY.
Watert0wn the Most Beautiful City i'm
the State, Their
Slogan.

Slogan.
That the Out Door Art association is
doing their very best to beautify this
city is quite evident, as they are send
ing out the following plea TO the cltl-
zens of Watertown: Help to make
Watertown the most beautiful city In
the state.
They have also made arrangements
for potato growing contest this year,
and all boys and girls desiring to enter
the 0. D. A A. contest for growing
potatoes on unimproyed lots will
please send in their names to the sec
retary. Mrs. +. c. Hartwig, 802 North
Fourth street, where full particulars in
regard to the contest will be given.
The names of all CONTESTANTS must
be in the hands of the secretary by
May l.
Parents will help the work of the
association by instructing their
children to observe the conditions
necessary to win prizes at the flower
and Vegetable show.
The seeds or plants must be put in
to the ground by the children them
selves, up to the sixth grade, the
contestants can have some advise and
help from the parents as to trans
planting, caring, and keeping them
free from diseases. The exhibit in
Guiding the sixth grade and above is to
be the contestants own labor.
Teach your children to play fail
with the association.
AS far as possible the different mem
bers of the association will try, during
the coming summer to visit, at least
once, the gardens of the contestants.
The young ladies who won prizes in
the table contest last year cannot com
pete in the class this year, but those
who tried and did not win a prize, can
enter again this year.
The association proposes and de
sires to have a large entry for this
class The prizes are most liberal,
and the flowers foy this exhibit may
be obtained from any source.
The points for which the cOntes
tants must strive to win in this class
are:
l. The general artistic effect and
beauty of the arrangement.
g Originality and thought.
g. Correct placing of the service.
The quality of the linen and ser
vice is not taken into consideration.
Following are the Senior and
Junior classification and prize lists:
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
First to the Fifth Grade inclusive.)
Flowers.
Best arranged basket of finest flowers
Most beautiful bouquet.
Boy.
1st prize, $3.50
End prize, 75c.
Ord prize, soc.
Girl.
1st prize, $1.5O.
End prize, 75c.
3rd prize, soc.
Finest collection-Not less than two
Vases.
Boy.
1st prize, $3.50.
End prize, 75c.
Bird prize, soc.
Girl.
LIST prize, $3.50.
End prize, 75c.
Bird prize, SOC.
Display of Zinnias-
1st prize, $1.OO.
End prize, soc.
Display of Asters-
1st prize, $1.O0.
End prize, soc.
Display of Dahlias-
1st prize, $1.00.
End prize, soc.
Display of Cosmos
LIST prize, $1.O0.
End prize, soc.
Display of Pansies-
LIST prize, $1.00.
End prize, soc.
Vegetables.
Finest Collection
Boy.
1st prize, $3.50.
End prize, 75c.
3rd prize, soc.
Girl.
1st prize, $3.50.
End prize, 75c.
3rd prize, soc.
Display of Tomatoes
1st prize, $1.00.
End prize, soc.
Display of Stalk Celery
1st prize, S1.00.
End prize, soc.
Display of Caulifiower-
1st prize, $1.00.
End prize, soc.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Flowers.
Most Artistically Decorated Table Sci
for Four.
1st prize, $500.
End prize, $500.
3rd prize, $500
4th prize, S100
Most Artistic Basket
1st prize, S1.00.
End prize, Soc
Best Arranged Basket of Fines
Flowers
1st prize, S100.