The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-04
AWARDS OF CLUB
 PRIZES ARE MADE
LIST OF THE WINNERS
BOYS AND GIRLS SHOW COMES TO CLOSE AFTER VERY SUC-
 CESSFUL WEEK.

From Saturdays Daily
 The club shows of Faulkner county boys and girls came to a close today, after a very successful week. The list of prize-winners in the various clubs is as follows:
 PIG CLUB PRIZES.
 Best pig exhibited, Guss Taylor, Greenbrier, free trip to school at Lit tie Rock; second, Mack Browning, Wooster, $3 cash; third, Faber Har- rington, Greenbrier, S2 cash; fourth, Lee Benafield, Greenbrier, $1 cash i; fifth, Jessie Salter, Conway; sixth, Ulyn Johnson, Wooster; seventh, FL mer Southerland, Conway; eighth, Jennings Webb, Martinville; ninth, Dewey Neighbors, Conway; tenth, Malvin Wood, Holland; eleventh, Ol- lie Sevier, Conway, the last seven re- ceiving a years subscription to the Progressive Farmer. The pigs were judged by H. K. Sanders of the Unit ed State Department of Agriculture.
 CORN CLUB PRIZES.
 First prize (state), Harley Jones', with 7S bushels and 33 pounds, free trip to Little Rock; second, Ray Aul- dridge, with 60 bushels, $5 pair of shoes by w. M. Harrell X Co.,; third, Carlton Milan, with 60 bushels, S3 pair of shoes by Wiley Mosley; fourth, Mamie Frankie Hendrickson, with 47 bushels and 54 pounds, Sl.5O cash by Caspar Dunn. (Negroes) first, Titus Mosley; second, Jaspar w.. Tilman; third, John w. Bailey
 REPORT ON ACRE CORN.
 First, Mamie Frankie Hendrickson, S3 cash by Cole & Co.,; second, liar lev Jones, S2 cash by Plunkett-Jarrell Grocery Co.,; third, John w. Nutter, S1 cash by J. J. Livingston.
 BEST 10 EARS CORN.
 Sweepstakes, gold medal offered by Bank of Conway, Harley Jones; first, Harley Jones, $5 pair trousers by 5. c. Smith; second, $4 pair shoes by D. o. Harton; third, Tarleton Milan, s3 safety razor by Drummer Hard ware Co.,; fourth, Thomas Phillips, S2 hat by V. G. Craig; fifth, John Nut ter, S1 cash by Cole & Co.,; sixth, Ly- man Reedy, 75 cents cash by J. Il. Bailey. All contestants were given club pins by the Farmers State Bank.
 PEANUT CLUB.
 First, Lymon Reedy, S5 in dry goods, by Frauenthal & Schwarz; sec ond Raymond Blassingame, $1.5O bridle by Bolls Bros., $1 cash by Camp Bros., and 50 cents cash by w. A. Gibbon; third, Mamie Frankie Hendrickson, $1 cash by Carter X Glenn, $1 cash by Mode & Clayton, and S1 cash by w. L. Robins; fourth, Edward Hess, S2 in merchandise by A. E. Livingston; fifth, Harrell Hen drickson, $1 shirt by Sam Sarason.
 CANNING CLUB.
 Greatest number pounds tomatoes raised on 1-10 acre, Leona Scott, Vi lonia, free trip to Little Rock; best all-round exhibit, in both quantity and quality, Vera Phillips, Conway, oil stove by Bank of Conway; second best exhibit, Clara Cox, Conway, Dixie Gamer Co.,; third, Juanita White, Conway, rocking chair by Cole & Co.,; fourth, Joyce Adkisson, Mt. Vernon, rug by Harrell & Co.,; fifth, Matte Smith, Holland, hat by Mrs. E. L. Hinton; sixth, Mamie Hawk, set of silver spoons by Drummer Hardware Co.,; seventh, Loyce Henry, Mt. Vernon, pair of shoes by G. R. Wilson; eighth, Ethel Nutter, Con- way, fountain pen by J. D. Dunaway, Jr.; ninth, Edith Hickman, pair kid gloves, by. New York Bargain Store; tenth, Royce Duke, Mayflower, alumi-