The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-08

kins, first; Mrs. l.. L. Kelso, second.
 Apple preserves, Mrs Louis Hess, first; Mrs. C. Dussex, second
 Pear preserves, Mrs. L. L. Kelso, first; Mrs. w. B. Hines, second.
 Crabapple preserves, Mrs. c. H. Nelson.
 Grape preserves, Honorine Dussex, first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second
 Tomato preserves, Mrs. \, D. Zell- ner.
 Citron preserves, Mrs. w. B. Hines.
 Ground cherry preserves, Mrs. R. B. Haskins, first; Mrs. G. M. Wal thall, second.
 Strawberry marmalade, Mrs. Louis Hess, first; Mrs. c. Dussex, second.
 Canned huckelberries, Mrs. R. B. Haskins.
 Canned dewberries, Mrs. R. B. Has kins.
 Blackberry marmalade, Mrs. R. B. Haskins.
 Plum marmalade, Mrs. L. L. Kelso, first; Mrs. c. H. Nelson, second.
 Apple marmalade, Mrs. Louis Hess, first; Mrs. Lottie Stephens, second.
 Peach marmalade, Mrs. c. Dussex, first; Mrs. Lottie Stephens, second.
 Pear marmalade, Mrs. c. Dussex, first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second.
 Grape marmalade, Mrs. Louis Hess, first; Mrs. c. H. Nelson, second.
 Blackberry jelly, Mrs. c. Dussex, first; Honorine Dussex, second.
 Strawberry jelly, Mrs. c. Dussex.
 Plum jelly, Mrs. w. B. Hines, first; Mrs. c. Dussex, second.
 Apple jelly, Mrs. L. c. Florence, first; Mrs. R. B. Haskins, second.
 Crabapple jelly, Mrs. c. H. Nelson. Muscadine jelly, Mrs. Louis Antha- matten.
 Grape jelly, Mrs. J. s. L. Wright, first; Mrs. Ethel Crowley, second.
 Lemon jelly, Mrs. c. Dussex.
 Sun-dried apples, Mrs J. D. Zell- ner, first; Mrs. c. Dussex, second.
 Sun-dried peaches, Mrs. c. Dussex, first; Mrs. J. D. Zellner, second.
 Brandy peaches, Mrs H. c. Mode, first; Mrs. w. T. Jones, second.
 Blackberry cordial Mrs. Louis Hess, first; Mrs. c. Dussex, second.
 Canned cherries, Mrs. C. H. Nell son, first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second.
 Canned plums, Mrs. Louis Hess, first; Mrs. Katie Drummer, second
 Canned peaches, Mrs. Katie Grum- mer first; Mrs. R. B. Haskins, sec ond.
 Canned apples, Mrs Louis Hess, first; Mrs. Sam Lawrence, second.
 Canned pears, Mrs. Honorine Dus- sex, first; Mrs. L. c. Florence, se- ond.
 Canned grapes, Mrs. Sam Law renee, first; Mrs. C. Dussex, second.
 Canned blackberries, Mrs. c. Dus- sex, first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second.
 Canned strawberries, Mrs. c. H. Nelson, first; Mrs. Katie Drummer second.
 Canned tomatoes, Mrs. Wm. Cana da, first; Mrs. c. Dussex, second
 Preserved watermelon, Mrs Henry Hartje, first; Mrs. Lottie Stevens second
 Sweet pickled tomatoes, Mrs. J. D. Zellner.
 Picked beans, Mrs. Louis Hess first; Mrs. Katie Drummer, second.
 Canned corn, Mrs. Sam Lawrence first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second.
 Canned string beans, Mrs. J. A Anderson, first; Mrs. Louis Hess, sec ond.
 Canned peas, Mrs. Louis Hess.
 Canned okra, Mrs. M. J. McHenry first; Mrs. Louis Hess, second.
 Lima beans, canned, Mrs. Louis Hess.
 Canned cabbage slaw, Mrs. Louis Anthamatten, first; Mrs. Louis Hess second.
 Apple butter, Mrs. L. Hess, first Mrs. l.. Stevens, second
 Ginger cookies, Mrs. F. F. Duna- way, first; Mrs. M. J. McHenry, sec ond.
 SPECIALS.
 By Caspar Dunn, sack of Vigoral flour for best one dozen light rolls, won by Mrs. C. Dussex.
 By Faulkner County Bank, $500 in gold for the greatest varieties in cul- mary department, made by one exhib- itor, won by Mrs. c. Dussex.
 By Drummer Hardware Company $1.35 21-quart dishpan for best two loaves of lightbread, won by Mrs. R. B. Haskins.
 By Cole & Co.,, 50 pounds of Omega