Arizona republican., 1908-11-29

canned peaches, first $2; canned ap- ricots, first $2; canned pears, first $2; canned quince. first $2; canned watermelon, second s1; chow-chow, pint jar, second $1; spiced pears, sec ond s1; spiced peaches, first s2.
 Mrs. R. Fromm-Layer fig cake, second S1; Wallachian embroidery. second s1; portiere silk rug. second $1; crocheted slippers. second s1; crocheted kimona, first g; hand made ladies' night dress, first s2: second, s1.
 Inza Thrift-Spice cake, second s1; Boston rocks, first s2.
 Mrs. Otto E. Plath-Sour cream cakes, first s2; dozen ginger snaps, second s1; dozen raised doughnuts. first $2; pickled cucumbers, sweet, first s2; pickled tomatoes. first g.; pickled chow-chow, first s2; pickled cranberry sauce, first $2.
 Miss May McAvoy-Sour cream cakes, second s1; canned Logan ber- ries, second s1; preserved plums, first s2: grape jam. second, s1; orange jelly, first S2; lemon jelly, first s2; grape fruit jelly, first s2; cucumber pickles. sour, first g; tomatoes, sec ond $1; mixed pickles. second s1; lunch cloth (English) -eyelet enf- broidery, first s2.
 Mrs. Ella Sidell-Best special em- broidery hardinger, second S1.
 Carrie Bauer - Ornamental cake, first $2; second s1.
 Mrs. Rose O'Meara-Tortillas, first $1: dozen tamales. first s2; enchilla- des. first s2; quart baked frijoles. first $2: quart boiled frijoles, first $2 salcipon, first g.
 Mrs. R. R. Soto-Tortillas, second $1; enchillades. second, sl.
 Mrs G. F. Merryman-Pumpkin pie, second s1; mince pie, first s2; peach pie, first g.; cream pie, second $1; canned plums. first g; canned peaches, first s2; caned pears, sec ond $1; canned Logan berries, first $2; canned watermelon, first s2; raspberry jam, second s1; blackberry jam, second $1; lemon marmalade, first s2; orange marmalade, second s1: apple marmalade, first g; grape fruit marmalade, first g; apple jelly, first, s2; apricot jelly. second q; orange jelly, second s1; cranberry jelly, first g; raspberry jelly, second s1; strawberry jelly, second s1; fig jelly, first s2; spiced apples. second $1; spiced figs, first $2; spiced plums. first g.
 Mrs. T. W. Helton-Battenburg lace, first s2; second $1.
 Fern Tannehill (Children's Dept.)-I Light rolls. second s1; dozen baking powder biscuits, second s1; ginger snaps. first s2; sugar cookies. first g.
 Erile Demeron-Loaf cake, first g; layer cake second ,$1.
 Mrs Ed Eisele-Canned strawber- ries, first s2; chilli sauce. second q: specimen darn net, second s1; Mount Melick embroidery, second, $1: cro- cheted work, first 8; knitted slip pers, second s1.
 Mrs. A. Irvine-Canned strawber- ries, second $1; canned apricots, first $2; canned blackberries. first g; lemon. second SI; mar orange, first s2: lemon jelly, second $1; raspberry jelly. first s2j cucumber pickles, sweet, second, s1; pickled onions, first s2.
 Mrs. A. H. Lock-Preserved april cots, second $1.
 Clara Rice-Preserved pears, sec ond s1
 Mrs. F. H. Simmons to- matoes, first g.
 Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau-Preserved to- l matoes. second s1; raspberry jam first g; grape jam. first s2; apricot l jelly. first g; cotton patch work | quilt. first g.
 Mrs. s. H. Rorabaugh-Strawb | jam, second s1 chili sauce, first s2; | ladies' apron. plain, first s2; special 1arning, first s2, second $l; special patching. second s1.
 Mrs. J. D. Kelly-Apple jelly, sec 'nd $1; knitted slippers. first s2.
 F. A French-Plum jelly. first g.
 Helen Taylor-Grape jelly, sec 'nd s1.
 Mrs J. E. Price-watermelon pick es, second s1; spiced apples, first F; spiced peaches, second s1.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel-Cranberry sauce, second $1; spiced figs, second $1; sofa pillow. first s2.
 Mrs. H. c. McDonald-Mexican hot, first $2; l yard crocheted lace, first P.
 Miss Winifred Jessop-Ladies' shirt waist, first $2; French embroidery, irst s3.
 Mrs. Geo. R. Briggs-Ladies' shirt waist. second s1; machine made cor et cover, second s1; corset cover, land sewed, first s2; silk embroid- ny. first 8.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Stoddard-Machine- made corset cover first s2; machine made night dress, first s2; ., hand made lace handkerchiefs, first s2.
 Elsie Munger-Ladies' night dress, ', machine made, second s1; English yelet embroidery, second s1; hardin .er embroidery, first s2; French em- second $1.
 Mrs. Anna Kalfus-Lace apron. ancy, first $2; plain. sewing skirt econd S1; specimen hand sewing by ady over 50, first $2 Miss A. Turner-Ladies' apron. ancy, second s1; specimen hand ewing by lady over 50, second s1. 1: Mrs. F. B. Henning-Special sew ng, children's, first $2.
 Gladys Marian - Special sewing I hild's dress, second s1; special eyelet . first s2. T
 Mrs. D. S. Patterson-Plain sew F. ng, skirt. first s2; tackled comforter. E, econd s1; one yard knitted lace, Is econd s1. F. Mrs. Jenny Tyson-Specimen hand ewing, second $1