Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

kind,
Old Adam called her woe-man;
But when she wood with love SO
kind,
He then pronounced her wo(o)man.
And now, with loving, jolly pride,
Their husbands pockets trimming,
The ladies are SO full of whims
We designate them w(h) linen.
Robbed of these "whims" how
tame would be woman. He, very
caprices but add to her charm. De-
prived of the varying and every
changefulness of her moods and fan
cies, life would seem as dull and
Hateful as some stagnant pool, whose
dark, unrippled surface but too per-
fectly reflects back the stern, I'M
softened realities of deeds and OBJ
iects achieved.
Womans infinite variety furnishes
the spice and Zest SO necessary to
give vim and pungency to the irk-
some, if Indispensable duties of man
kind, lending to life grace and
daintiness nothing else could give.
The success and interest of every en-
terprise is enhanced by the magic
| touch of a woman's hand.
All who have attended the Arizona
! annual state fairs in the past must
| aunt the truth of this. Must have
| been impressed with the beauty and
worth of her accomplishments, both
| as to the artistic skill and loneliness
| n
riety of the exhibits themselves and
| also by the taste and tactfulness of
the manner, arrangement and man
| agement of the display found in the
| Woman's building
| 1t is the wish and effort of those
IN charge of the fair, and those
| managing the Womans department
| IN particular, to make the coming
fair the best and greatest ever yet
held Already the premium list is
ready for the press Great pains
nave been taken in revising and re-
modelling the items in each lot and
| class. One of the printed lists will
ee sent, as early as possible. to
every address found on the books of
former fairs, as we'll as to all 9th =
e.'s obtalnable. 1t is hoped that the
ladies all over Arizona will take an
ardent. personal interest in doing
everything possible to make this de-
partment perfect success Let
every one study well the lists, get
her exhibits made and ready, COM
plying with the rules. and then be
sure to make her entries early To
do this she should fill out an entry
blank, which will always be fur
nished on application at the Fair
commissions office in Phoenix, and
Heturn this to the office, when her
records and an exhibit tag issued to
her for each article. These tags
must be fastened to the exhibits
when delivered at the Woman's
building at the Fair grounds, on OF
before the opening of the fair The
books in the office will be closed
to entries about three days before
TIE fair. Every one wishing to place
exhibits in the fair must get her
name on the record, with the list
of articles she expects to display by
that date. The earlier the more
satisfactory.
Especial attention is called, thus
carly, to the fact that fruits must be
lput up in pint jars. The reasons for
this are that every jar is opened
and tasted by the judges, and having
to remain on exhibition the whole
week, many of the fruits spoil. II
in quart jars the waste would be
Geplorable. The exhibits have to be
handled many times and quart jars
are too heavy. The space is very
limited and quart jars would occupy
too much room. Fruits should be
prepared for exhibition in time in
pint Jars
A partial list of special premiums
may be found in the annual cata
logue. There may be others later
All will, from time to time appear
in the different Arizona papers, and
the press should be followed for in
teresting items from this time on. as
all will be published. Below may be
found a list of special premiums of
fered by Phoenix business houses
Any premium, for $500 or more, will
be pleasantly accepted, from either
private individuals or firms who NAV
wish to encourage a praiseworthy
industry, as we'll as to contribute tc
the success and interest of the
Woman's department of the Arizona
State Fair for 1914:
| Special Premiums
Doris Heyman Furniture Co. of
fers a 3-quart Thermos bottle case
for best lingerie jacket made and
trimmed with lace insertion set in
all done on Free Sewing Machine
not necessary to own the machine.
Central Pharmacy-Parisan ivory
toilet articles, value $500, for best
crochet luncheon set centerpiece and
three sized dolies, all crochet O,
combination.
Goldwater & Bro, Phoenix Fol
best crocheted bedspread, made OF
Columbia carpet warp. all crochet OIL
combination, cash prize, $500
Goldwate- g. Bro, Phoenix-Bou
doir set, pieces. pillow, dresser
scarf and centerpiece. of Marie An.
toinette work, embroidered in Roya
Celesta in colors, cash prize, $500
Boston Store-Boudoir set, dresser
scarf, pin cushion and two doilies
hand embroidered, white linen, $500
in merchandise.
Elvey & Hulett--$5.00 lady's hand
bag TO, best hand made apron mad,