The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-15
WINNERS OF
SPECIAL PRIZES
ARE ANNOUNCED
list OF THOSE WHO WON PRE-
NUNS OFFERED BY BUSINESS
PEOPLE OF PENSACOLA AND
OTHERS FOR SPECIAL EXHIBITS
AT INTERSTATE FAIR.


5 One of the interesting features of
5 the Pensacola Interstate Fair just
closed was the list of special pre-
I1iums offered by the business men
and others for special exhibits of va
rious kinds. There were several con-
testants for almost all of these special
premiums and the contests were
spirited.
The list of the winners has just
been compiled by the management of
the fair and is as follows:
Southern States Lumber Company
Z A 5000 cup to the person making the
highest score in corn judging contest,
to be In charge of the judges at the
fair. To this the DeFuniak Breeze
offers an additional premium Of $1,000
If the prize Is won by a Walton coun-
ty man. The cup has to be won
three times to become personal prop
erty of the winner. Won by Mrs.
Oscar Williams at 1910 fair. Mrs.
Oscar Williams. Muscogee. Baldwin
county, Ala, wife of the manager OF
the Magnolia Farms.
The Clutter Music House-A fine
piano scarf for the best hand made
quilt. Mrs. T. E. Maxey, Cantonment.
( The Clutter Music House-A fine
guitar for the best individual exhibit
of corn. R. J. Pleas. Chipley, Fla.
- Calf City Coffee Comparative
pounds Oaxaca coffee for lsi .gest and
best collection of sweet pic&les, not
less than three kinds, Mrs. J.,w. Sim
dorf, r. f. d. No. 3.
Gulf City Coffee CompaAy-Five
pounds of Ell Delito coffee fdE largest
and best collection of jellies, not less
tnan four kinds. Mrs. C. Thiesen,
North Barcelona street.
Miss A. NJ. Bingham-One center
piece, with brown or " hite linen, 36
in or mr. hot cd
centerpiece purchased at Needlecraft
shop. Mrs. E. c. Crosby, Warrington,
Fla.
The Mayes Printing Company-A
SO cup for best bale of any kind of
hay. Oscar Williams Magnolia Farm,
Muscogee, Baldwin county, Ala.
G. w. Mcdonald, Cottage Hill, Fla,
breeder of White Plymouth Rocks and
White Wyandottes-Pair of White
Plymouth Rocks for best display of
corn of two or more varieties. R. J.
Pleas. Chipley, Fla.
A. H. Baker & Co.-One Baker still
esp for best product of rosin made
on Baker still by operator. The
Stearns & Culver Lumber Co., Bag
dad. Fla
The Meyer Shoe Co.-One pair $3.50
shoes, special make. for the best IL
bushel of Irish potatoes. Oscar VIII
iiams. Magnolia Farms, Baldwin coun-
ty. Ala.
The John White Store-One $500
all wool suit of clothes for best dis
play of Satsuna oranges. Oscar VIII
nams. Magnolia Farm, Baldwin coun-
~. Ala
DR.. C. Ray Mitehell-s5. in gold for
largest land best display of peppers.
]. r. Suggs, Cantonment, Fla.
w. S. Reeve, Farm Iands-Two dol
lars in cash foremost available (to
grow and for use) assortment Of poul
try food. not less than eight varieties,
one quart or more Of each, all home
Guided. Judge to be five poultry win
ners. r. ]. Pleas, Chipley, Fla.
e. DIR. c. Ray Mitchell-s5 in gold for
largest and best display of paper
shell pecans, Mrs. A. C. Lambert,
Myrtle Grove.
B. Jones & Company-s2 cash for
best gallon of Escambia county raised
syrup. Must be in glass jar. T. E.
Maxey, CantonmeRt, Fla.
Marston & Quina, dealers in furni
ture-A $500 Ostermoor mattress
for the best busheI of sweet potatoes.
T. E. Maxey, Cantonment, Fla.
Hargis Pharmacy-One 3-pound box
of homemade butter made in Escam-
pia county. Mrs W. S. Garfield, Pen
sacola.s Fla.
The H. H. Thornton Company, in
surance-$2.oo cash for best display
Of garden products. r. J. Pleas,
Chipley, Fla.
W. B. Mack-s2.oo cash for best dis
play of sugar cane. Magnolia Farms,
Oscar Williams, Muscogee, Fla.
J. P. Roberts-S2.00 cash for the
best display of cowpeas- R. ]. Pleas,
Pleas Farms. Chipley. Fla.
John r Coppersmith r. F. D. No.
One fine Plymouth Rock cockerel,
- 80 Fy,,. Trv- a1C8
collection of home made preserves
not less than four kinds. Mrs. c. w.
Mcdonald, Cottage Hill.
A. H .McLeod--One tent for the
best specimen of darned hose. Mrs.
c. w. Mcdonald, Cottage Hill.
Watson, Parker & Reese-$2.00 for
the best display of fancy work by a
child. Mary L. Stewart, Bagdad, Fla.
Fair Association special premium
Handy < by old lady over 20 years
OF agt, 100. Mrs. 1. H. Aiken, North
Paiafox street, city.