Graham guardian., 1914-10-02


ribbon. Fairview, red ribbon.
Writing exercises in lower grades
-S0lomonviIle, blue ribbon.
Mathematics-Safford blue rib
bon.
Painting (water colors) San Jose
blue ribbon.
The following prizes were award
ed in the woman's department:
Culinary and pantry stores-Can'
ned fruit-first, glass berry set, pre-
sented by Olney Hardware Co., Mrs
Cynthia Layton. Second. rs cents
Mrs. lnez Lee.
Preserves-First. $3.50, Mrs. w
W. Pace. Second, $1.00, Mrs Gym
thia Layton.
JelIy-First, two dollars in mer,
chandise presented by Alec Hunt
Thatcher, Mrs. W. w. Pace. Sec
ond, 81 90, Mrs. Cynthia Layton.
Sour pickles-First, 81 90, Mrs
Cynthia Layton.
Sweet pickles-First, $l50, Mrs
W. L. Nelson.
Chow chow-First, $1.5O. Mrs
Cynthia Layton.
Salt rising bread-First, so pounds
-four from Gila Valley Milling Co.
Mrs. Ike Williamson.
Light rolls First, $3.50, Mrs. c
I. Reynolds. Second, one pounC
SoIwico coffee, Mrs. W. L. Nelson
White loaf cake-First, pounds
baking powder from Stafford Meat
Market, Mrs. T. 7. Swift.
Angel food-Fi:st. hand painted
bon hon dish from Cooper's Pharm
acy, Mrs. Ike Williamson. Second
SIPS, Mrs. Ella Sims.
White layer cake-First, SIPS
Mrs. Ben Clark.
Dark layer cake-First, $l50
Mrs. Ben Clark.
Homemade candy-First, 81 so
Mrs. W. D. French.
Homemade butter-First, Mrs
Marie Freestone.
Children's department--The best
dressed doll-First, rs cents, Roberts
Young.
Hand embroidery-First, $100
Minnie Nicholson. Second, so cents
Roberta Young.
Plain sewing--First, S1.00, Edna
Wilson.
Needle work Experimentation
made garment-First, two dollars
in trade from Western Stores Co.
Mrs. w. H. Gillespie. Second, boz
of stationery from Best Drug Store
Mrs. l.. R. Pace.
Best specimen hand sewing by
woman over siXty-First, Sl.5O
Mrs. G. A. Andrus. Second, 81 Loo
Mrs. C. A. Aldrich.
Best specimen darning-First
pair glass candlesticks from Solomon
Commercial Co.. Mrs. Alb. Gillespie
Irish crochet-First, 81 90, Mrs
C. r. Freeman. Second, hand paint
ed plate from Solomon Commercial
Co., Mrs. Frieda Lines.
Knitted quilt-First, silver berry
spoon from Thatcher Implemen
Co., Marie Jacobson.
Plain crochet-First, one dollar
and half in merchandise, given by
Eli Krupp, Mrs. Ike Williamson.
Knitted lace-First. handpainteC
pitcher from Solomon Commercial
Co., Miss Anna Reed.
Silk quilt--First, one years sub
scription to The Guardian from
Guardian Pub. Co., Mrs. Johr
Damron. Second, Is cents, Mrs
Trena Mortensen.
Patched quilt-First. $3.50, Mrs
w. A. Place. Second, rs cents, Mrs
L. G. Moody.
Patched quilt made by elderl!
woman -- First. $l00, Grandm,
Birdno.
Drawn work-First, $3.50. Mrs
Nora Clifford.
Silk embroidery-First, sugar anC
creamer from Solomon Commercial
Co., Mrs. Belle Pace. Second, u
cents, Miss Edna Lee. Third, 81
cents, Mrs. Chas. Carr.
Cotton embroidery-First, twc
dollars in merchandise from J. R
Welker & Co., Miss Anna Wilson
Second. $l.O0, Mrs. Jim Tally. Third
Is cents, Mrs. H, J. Warner.
Tatting-First, silver cold mea
fork from GiIa Valley Furniture anC
Hardware Co., Mrs. H. J. Warner
Second, rs cents, Mrs. H. j. Warner
Cross stitch embroidery-Fir
$1.OO, Mrs. Phi. Freudenthal.
Hardanger embroidery - First
Mrs. Nora Clifford.
Sofa pillow-First, one years sub
scription to The Guardian. by tht
Guardian Pub. Co. Mrs. j. A
Wardlaw.