The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-28
MANY SPECIAL
PREMIUMS ARE
0BE AWARDED
OF WoMAN's DEPART
MENT OF THE PENSACOLA IN
TERsTATE FAIR HAS CON-
PLETED LIST OF SPECIAL
AWARDS TO BE MADE IN THAT
DEPARTMENT THIS FALL.

Miss Fannie Caldwell, manager OF
the woman's department Of the Pen
sacolaa Interstate Fair, has completed
the list of special premiums to be
offered in that department at the 1912
fair. A great many people, business
men, women and others, have volun-
tnrily offered to offer premiums in this
department, in which they are espec-
tally interested, with the result that
the premium list for this year is un-
usually long and attractive.
Miss Caldwell is taking a very active
interest in the affairs of the depart
Eient which she heads and the pros
rects fol- the success of this depart
nlent are daily growing brighter.
Special Premiums.
The complete list of special prem
iums for the woman's department fol-
lows:
Southern States Lumber Company
A $4,000 cup to the person making the
highest score in corn judging contest,
t. 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 Walton county
man. The cup has to be won three
times to become personal property Of
the winner. Won by Mrs. Oscar VIII
liams at 1910-1911 fair.
sry by James McHugh, grocer, for the
best peck paper shell pecans.
Brawner- Riera Co.-One pair Of the
rest ladies' shoes in stock for the best
rlece of embroidery.
The Jennings Naval Stores Company
Silver cup worth $1,000 for the best
display of nursery stock.
Mrs. John E. Stillman-A picture for
the best collection of sweet pickles,
rot less than three kinds.
Bullock g. Caldwell-Cut glass dish
for best sunbonnet.
Mrs. George Owen-Cluny lace CEN
terpiece for best homemade baby
cap.
w. G. Diffenderfer. Jeweler-One
boys gold filled watch to boy under
&c years of age for largest yield of to-
hacco raised from Havana seed on
cpe-half acre land in Baldwin county
Ala, lying south of Loxley.
Mrs. w. A. Blount, IRA pretty
bowl for the best pound of homemade
butter.
Mrs. G. w. Lamar-A pretty cake
Plate for the best layer cake.
Mrs. M. Caldwell-A large sack OF
four for the best plate of beaten bis
cults.
Gulf City Coffee Co.-Ffve pounds
FL Delito coffee for largest and best
collection of jellies, not less than four
kinds.
-Futch Collins Goa $500
rocking chair for largest and best col
lection of homemade preserves, not
less than four kinds
]. z. Dubuisson Bros.-A large agate
mixing pan for best bottle tomato cat
sup.
Gulf City Coffee Co.-Five pounds
oaxaca coffee for largest and best
collection of sour pickles, not less thar
! three kinds.
Mrs. John c. Avery-A pretty bow
for the best kitchen apron.
Boston Shoe Store-A pair Of sill
hose for the best fancy shirt waist.
Miss Bingham-For the best en-
broidered white centerpiece bought
from the Needlecraft Shop after June
| ]. 1912, set of six white doilies. as
| first prize. A white centerpiece for the
second prize, and sofa pillow for the
| third prize.
/ Miss Herriman-A jabot for the best
embroidered centerpiece in white.
| Hargis Pharmacy-A two-pound DO,
| of Guth's candy for the best embroid.
cred centefpiece in colors.
| Mrs. Rendall-A pillow top and
| working material for the best embroid.
cred sofa pillow, complete, bought from
her after May Is, 1912.
Ball Book & Novelty Goa work.