The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-22
[HRONC WITNESSES AWARD0F 0FPRESEN1S
FRAUENThAL & SCHWARz
PRESENT GIFTS VALUED AT $1,000 TO FIFTY LUCKY
 CUSTOMERS.

Fifty lucky guessers yesterday re- ceived presents valued at a total of S1 ,000, offered by Frauenthal & Schwarz in a contest which has been in progress for the past three months. Long before the hour set for the dis tribution hundreds of customers filled the room in which the presents were displayed and almost all were amazed at the character of the magnificent Rifts. When all the presents had been delivered the happy recipients assembled on the public square and had their pictures taken.
 Thoughts of hard times were evi- dently forgotten by the fortunate prize winners, all of whose faces bore evidences of extreme satisfac- ton. The award was only another instance of the generosity of this progressive firm, who have again es- tablished the fact that their word is as good as their bond.
 The prizes were offered to the GUS toners making the closest guesses of the number of bales of cotton receiv- ed from Conway merchants at the Conway Compress Company from the beginning of the present season to January 10. More than 100000 guesses were filed before the contest closed on December "A, and com mittee composed of R. B. McCulloch, F. M. Morgan and c. E. Durham canvassed the results. It was found that three had guessed the exact number of bales, 17,956, and the first three prizes were awarded in the or der of time in which the guesses had been made. The firm wishes to thank the committee for their great work in canvassing the vast number of guesses filed.
 The list of lucky guessers and the prizes won by them appears below:
 CD John Walter, Conway, Stude- baker buggy, value $145; CD Tom Smith, Conway, Fort Smith wagon, value $79.5O; (3) V. P. Bumpass, Quitman, suit of furniture, value $85; (4) Joe Prouse, Mayfower, sewing machine, value $40; (5) Anon Wood, Holland, suit of furniture, value $65; (6) E. D. Crouch, Conway, Wetter range; CD J. A. Hatfield, Vilonia, saddle; (8) J. c. Hodges, Ell Paso, Rock Island cultivator; (9) Ida Townsend, Greenbrier, stalk cutter {;
 1O) J. D. King, Conway, Rock Island disc harrow; CID K. E. Brockington, Mayfower, buggy harness; (12) An tone Dussex, Conway, suit of clothes; :; l3) Bertha Lipscomb, Conway, suit of clothes; Q4) Jack Padgett, Con way, lady's suit; .C15) J. s. Baker, Enola, lady's suit; (l6) J. s. Baker, Enola, ladys suit; CID E. G. Comp ton, Vilonia, dresser; (18) W. R. Shelton, Bigelow, bed; Q9) $. w. Shelton, Bigelow, dresser; (2O) Ho- mer Neal, Fl Paso, silk dress; (21) R. D. Blackwell, Conway, blow; (22) J. K. Blair, Greenbrier, blow; (23) Jerry Snow, Vilonia, shoes; (2D J. D. Forte, Bigelow, shot gun; (25) w. D. Ethridge, Wooster, shoes; (26) G. M. Cornell, Vilonia, shoes; (2O N. T. Salter, Greenbrier, hat; (2S) J. w. Firestone, Conway, two shirts (29) A. J. Meadors, Conway, hat; (3O) c. G. Harris, Vilonia, flour; (3n Mrs. w. R. Shelton, Bigelow, shoes; (92) Mrs. w. R. Shelton, Bige- low, bowl and pitcher; (33) Sidney Harris, Mt. Vernon, 100 pounds sug- ar; (34) John L. Dunn, Conway, corn sheller; (35) Estelle Mabry, Vilonia, hammock; (36) J. J. Ward, Bee Branch, two shirts; (30 J. J. Ward, Bee Branch, Studebaker, Jr., wagon; i; (3s) R. G. Armstrong, Martinville, hammock; (39) R. L. Bell, Green brier, bridle; (4O) Geo. K. Elliot, Vii lonia, rocking chair; (41) W. W. bos- tic, Vilonia, bed; (42) J. c. Rogers, Conway, dress; (43) F. J. Lachowsky, Conway, 10 yards gingham; (44) E. l.. Hendrickson, Mt. Vernon, flour; (45) Elliot Tucker, Guy, hammock :; (46) Jason Dancer, Conway, shot gun: (47) l.. Richards, Vilonia, bowl and pitcher; (4s) Ishmael Smith, Conway, 20 yards calico; (49) L. U. Grafton, Quitman, flour; (5O) George