The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-26
Prizes for Bread Much Larger
and More of Them Than
Previously Given
OLD LADIES' WORK
S.. W, TO BE A FEATURE
Baby Contest, Indian Booth and
Group Booths Will Be
Added Features

No branch of the Fairy ibits has
had a larger increase in& mlums'
proportionately, than thosS- ffered
for white baked bread. TS> are
five prizes offered this year. t3 'rst
drawing premium of SIS, the 81 d
~.s4, the third So, fourth 81, and IA
81, There will be public dem
stration on the bread judging, u
tails of which. will be announce
later, so that those who wish MAY
learn the methods used in Judging
the various qualities of the bread and
the Importance of each.
In the bakery goods there will be
added to the regular prizes Offered
by the fair additional prizes by the
Calumet Baking Powder Co. On
each first prize awarded by the talr
MANAGEMENT the Calumet people will
give a prize of three: 1 pound cans OF
baking powder, for each second prize,
two l pound cans will be given and
for each third prize one 1 pound can
will be given.
"A new feature, of the woman
work is that of the cold ladies' work.
This includes work done 10y ladies
over 70 years of age. Such work as
quilting patchwork, knitted mittens
and stockings, darning stockings, etc.
A style show will be conducted in
wcman's and children's wear. This
will he conducted under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. Galloway and will be
held in the Woman's building.
The thrift department is also a
new feature never previously INCLUDE
ed III the premium lists of the fair.
This will consist of remodeled gar
+ Iis;nts for women. All enteries in this
class must have cards attached, stat
ing the amount of new material used
and source and treatment of old ma
terial.
There is to be baby contestT This
will be held on children's day andfWill
last for one hour. Ages are from
six months to one year. All entries
must be made before three o'clock
September %: Babies will be on ex-
Inhibition from to O'Clock. Each
baby, will he numbered and each per-
son viewing the babies will cast a
vote for the number of their choice
and place it in a ballot box. The
baby receiving the highest number OF
votes Will receive the first prize; the
next highest number of votes will re-
ceive the second prize and the one
receiving the third highest will re-
ceive the third prize.
On, the second floor OF the new
grand stand will be arranged a num-
her of booths 5x6 feet which will con-
tain exhibits Of any religious, fra
ternal or >neighborhood socities, con-
sisting of at least twenty active men,
beers. Exhibits are to cinsist Of ar
ticles pertaining to the home, and
such as are generally included in the
Woman's, department. Any articles
entered as part of a booth exhibit, is
barred from entry in general exhibit
ton.
There will also be an Indian booth,
in charge of which, will be Indian
women of Bemdji.The exhibit will
corsis@ Of Indian work of various
kinds. -
Those ladies, who are in charge of
the Woman's department, are anx-
ious that all ladies' study the prem
ium lists carefully and note the many
premiums offered this year and the
new classes of exhibits included in
the premium lists. The woman s
department promises to be very. in
teresting department of the fair.