The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-08-23

second. Raspberry, Mrs. Clifford Joy
ner, first; Mrs. @. A. Davis. SECOND
strawberry, Mrs. Harry Webster.
Butter: Apple, Mary Akin, first
Mrs. w. P. Davis. second. Peach, Mrs
Ed Milliken, first; Mrs. w. ]. Caldwell
second. Plum, Mrs. w. J. Caldwell
first; Mrs. w. P. Davis second.
Preserves Apple. Mrs w. n. Rock
first; Mary Akin, second. Blackberry
Mrs. ]. B. Akin, first; Mrs. ]. H
Whipple, second. C,tron, Mrs. j. 8
Akin, first; Halle Mai Akin, second
Cherry, Mrs. j. H. Whipple, first; Hal
lie Mai Akin, second. Crabapple. Mrs
j. H. Scoggin, first; Mrs. w. P. Davis
second. Damson, Mrs. w. N. Rock
first; Mrs. F. E. Quinn, second. Peach
Mrs. John O'Donnell, first; Mrs. J. H
Whipple, second. Pear, Halle Ma
Akin, first; Mrs. P. Y. White, second
Plum, Mrs. w. w. Heathcock, first
Mrs. C. A. Davis, second. Ounce, Mrs.
A. J. Harpole, first; Halle Mai Akin,
second. Raspberry, Miss Rhine JOY
ner, first; Mrs. Hub Scott, second.
Strawberry, Mrs. p. Y. White, first;
Mrs. A. ]. Harpole, second. Tomato,
Mrs. Hub Scott, first; Mrs. A. j. Har-
pole, second. Gooseberry, Mrs. Clifford
Joyner.
Wines: Blackberry, Mrs. Hubbard,
first; Mrs. Nancy Reeves, second. Red
grape, Mrs. Nancy Reeves, first; Mrs.
Frank Wehman, second. Wild grape,
Mrs. Ed Atkins, first; Mrs. Fope Her
ring, second. White grape, Mrs. Ed
Atkins, first; Mrs. P. Y. White, second.
Plum, Mrs. w. H. Sanders.
Chow-chow, Mrs. Ed Milliken, first;
Mrs. Fope Herring, second.
Chill sauce, Mrs. w. N. Rock, first;
Mrs. l. W. Bradley, second.
Tomato catsup, Mrs. Ed Milliken,
first; Halle Mai Akin, second.
Cakes Angel food, Mrs. Ed Mill
ken, first; Mrs. Marshall Glenn, second.
Gold leaf, Mrs. ]. G. McRee, first; Mrs
Frank Wehman, second Loaf sponge,
Mrs. Carrie MCGOWAN, first; Mrs. Henry
Hassler, second Layer caromel, Mrs.
John O'Donnell Layer chocolate, Mrs.
G. A. Davis. Layer cocoanut, Mrs. G.
A. Davis.
Bread: Corn lightbread, Miss Halle
Mai Akin, first; Mrs. ]. B. Akin, sec
ond. Graham bread, Mrs. w. P. Davis.
Saltrising bread, Mrs. w. H. Swiggart,
first; Mrs. w. P. Casey, second. Yeast,
Mrs. Percy Wyatt, first; Miss Matte
Rinehart, second.
Dried apples, Mrs. W. ]. Caldwell,
first; Charlie Walker, second
Beeswax, Mrs. ]. H. Bittick, first;
Mrs. H. Bttick, second.
Smoked ham, Mrs. w. ]. Caldwell,
first; Mrs. G. w. Tucker, second
Comb honey, Mrs. w. j. Caldwell.
Home-made-soap, Mrs. Gordon Isbell,
first; Mrs. Will Whitson, second.
Butter, Mrs. Walter Hendrix, first;
Mrs. o. S. White, second.
Sweet cider, j. G. Pruett.
Vinegar, Mrs. Fope Herring, first;
Mrs. ?. Y. White, second
Lard, Mrs. Clifford Joyner, first; Mrs.
Chapel, second.
Grape marmalade, Mrs. H. Dietzel,
Sr.
Best loaf cake made of Jersey Cream
Flour, Mrs. G. w. Brevard, first; Mrs.
Henry Hassler, second. Dahnke Walk
er Milling Co. special.
Best loaf cake made of Belle of Anna
IlOllj hIo' " ". AloAduuGIs IldIuy
& Glass special.
Marshmallow cake, Lera Harrison,
first; Mrs. Ed Milliken, second. Mrs.
F. E. Arm specials.
Best loaf cake made of Ladies Aid
Flour, Mrs. John O'Donnell, first; Mrs.
Ed Milliken, second; Mrs. W. P. Nash,
third. Owen & Hefey specials.
Best chocolate cake by girl between
IA and 16, Andrella Hamilton. Dahnke
Cafe special.
Best loaf cake made of Snow Flake
Flour, Mrs c. w. Brevard. S. E.
Byrns special.
Six varieties Jelly, Mrs. w. P. Davis.
A. D. Keller special
-Four varieties preserves, Mrs. w. P.
Davis, first Mrs. ]. B. Akin, second.
Chas. Calhoun special.
Sour cucumber pickles, Halle Mai
Akin. ]. G. Burdick special.
Best loaf cake made of Omega Flour,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rippy, first; Mrs. W. P.