The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-09

received the free Zinnia seed from
Frasers In the spring.
Glasses shall be as stated here and
judging must be done according to
the scale Of points given under each
class.
Merchandise awards and ribbons as
listed here viii be given as prizes
These awards will be honored when
properly filled in with the name Of the
winner and counter-signed by the club
secretary or president.
An exhibitor can make entry to
compete for prizes In but one class
Glass should be chosen In which the
best showing can be made according
to the flowers they have available
for exhibition.
Awards shall not be given where
there are less than three exhibitors
in class.
Class l. The most perfect single
specimen flower grown from Frasers
All American giant Zinnia seed. Any
color may be shown and relation of
flower to receptacle will not be scor-
ed.
Scale Of points: Size, 20; perfec-
ton of bloom, IS; color, 10; foliage,
10: stem, 10: condition Of exhibit, is.
Prizes: First, $500 flower seed and
ribbon. Second, $1.25 cash certificate
good for seeds when purchasing seeds
to the amount of $500, and ribbon.
Third, $l.00 cash certificate good for
q credit on purchase Of seeds
amounting to $500, and ribbon.
Glass 2. The most effective and
artistic bouquet of flowers OF one
shade grown from Fraser'S All Amer
lean giant Zinnia seed. This bouquet
must have at least five and not more
than eleven flowers Of any one of the
following shades: RoSe-pink shades;
yellow-gold-orange shades; scarlet
crimson shades; lavender-purple
shades.
Scale Of Points: Size of blooms, 20;
perfection, IS: color harmony, 10; re-
lation to receptacle, S; foliage 10:
condition 20. Prizes same as in
class l.
Sweepstakes Glass. Bouquets of not
less than seven nor more than fifteen
flowers grown from Fraser's All
American giant Zinnia seed. To be
shown in q variety Of colors to be
judged as follows
Scale of Points: For the greatest
number Of perfect flowers scored as
In class one, 10; variety Of colors, 20;
color harmony 10; relation to recep-
tacle 5; artistic arrangement 10: con-
dition Of exhibit Is.
Prizes: First, $500 flower seed
award and ribbon; second, $500 cash
certificate good for credit on pur-
chase OF seed. Ribbon. Third. cash
certificate for $3.50 good for q credit
on purchase Of seeds. Ribbon.
Junior Exhibit
Glass I. Chairman, Mrs. A. H.
Irvine, Mrs. e. w. Herbert. Suitable
prizes will be awarded to the winners
in this class. The prizes will be listed
and posted near the exhibit on the
day Of entry.
Sec. /. Child's tea table with doll
guests.
Sec. 2. Childs breakfast table.
Sec. 3. Child's lunch table.
Sec. 4. Dish gardens, is inches or
less.
Sec. 5. Miniature gardens, "a by 80
inches.
Sec. 6. Bird baths Of any sort.
Sec. Z. Bird houses.
Sec. 8. Bird feeding stations.
Glass z. Best Varieties
Sec. /. Bouquet Of any flowers.
Sec. 2. Bouquet Of Zinnias.
Sec. 3. Bouquet Of Petunias.
Sec. 1. Bouquet Of Gladiolus.
Sec. 5. Bouquet Of Sweet Peas.
Sec. 6. Most artistic flower ar
rangement.
Sec. 7. Exhibit Of vegetables.
Sec. 8. Sweet Peas, six stalks OF
each variety.
Sec. 8. Zinnias, SIX stalks OF each
variety.
Sec. 10. Nasturtiums, six.
Sec. IL. Gladiolus, six.
Sec. IL. Marigolds, six.
Sec. Is. Petunia, six, single. !.
Sec. II. Petunias, frilled, six.
Sec. Is. Petunias, double, six.
Sec. Is. Pansies, six.
Sec. II. Cosmos, six.
Sec. Is. Sweet Sultan, six.
Sec. 10. Clarkia, six.
Sec. 20. Daisies, six.
Children must be under Is years oil
age, must make, grow and arrange
their own exhibits. exCeptin0 the ter