The border vidette., 1917-11-03

DCoO .SoA1oo AdpO JOlAJs AS' Fo$sett, Sonoita Best glass manzanita jelly, Mrs. w. H. An derson, Elgin. Best quart GU cumber pickles, Mrs. J. s. Car yer, -Sonoita. Best quart best pickles, Mrs. T. J. Hes, Elgin. Best quart tomato catsup, Mrs. M. A. Carver, Sonoita. Best quart chow chow, Mrs. T. J. Hes, Elgin.
 FANCY WORKS.
 Best hand made bedspread, Mrs. Eva Barnatt, Elgin. Best cotton quilt, Mrs. Rhoda Nc Carty, Elgin. Best hand en- broidered sheet and pillow case, first, Mrs. w S. Harvey, Elgin; second, Mrs. Eva Barnett, El gin. Best guest towel, first. Mrs. J. s. Carver, Sonoita; sec ond, Miss Ethel Carver, Sonoita Best fancy apron. Mrs. T. J. Hes, Elgin. Best handkerchief with tatted edge, Mrs. Eva Bar nett, Elgin. Best bath towels, first, Mrs. Miles Perry, Patago- mia; second, Mrs. Jesse Little, Patagonia.
 HOME ECONOMICS.
 Best pound of butter, Mrs. J. M. Chubb, Sonoita. Best loaf of white bread, Mrs. George Parker. San Rafael. Best 1 ? dozen sugar cookies, Mrs. T. J. Hes, Elgin. Best pumpkin pie, Mrs. George Parker, San Ra- fael. Best quart canned pears, Mrs. B. R. Purdum, Nogales. Best quart canned apples, Mrs. Elmer King, Elgin. Best quart canned plums, Mrs. B. R. Pur- dunn, Nogales. Best quart can- ned tomatoes, Mrs. J. $. Carver, Sonoita. Best quart string beans. Mrs. J. $. Carver, Sonoita. Best quart canned corn. Mrs. J. $. Carver. Sonoita. Best quart pre- served pears, Mrs. R. T. Eos. sett, Sonoita. Best quart pre- served quinces, Mrs. R. T. Eos sett, Sonoita. Best quart pre- served straw berries, Mrs. R. T. Fossett, Sonoita. Best glass ap- pie jelly. Mrs. J. s. Carver, So noita. Best quart quince jelly, Mrs. J. S. Carver, Sonoita.
 FARM PRODUCTS.
 Best cabbage, Mrs. J. s. Car yer, Sonoita. Best watermelon, Orin Williams, Sonoita. Best pie melon, H. R. Turner. So- noita. Best squash, first. Chas. Davis, Elgin; second, w. D. Car son. Sonoita. Heaviest squash, F. E. Dalton, Elgin. Best pump kin, w. D. Carson, Sonoita. Best peck pink beans, first, H. F. Spring, Sonoita; second, H. R Turner, Sonoita. Best peck COW peas, H. R. Turner, Sonoita. Best peanut vine, w. F. Neil, Elgin. Best peck feterita, Orin Williams, Sonoita; second, H. R. Turner, .Sonoita. Best bale Su- dan hay, R. T. Fossett. Sonoita. Best bale native hay, R. T. Eos sett, Souoita.
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
 Best plate of 5 apples, first, James Parker. ST Parker Can yon; second, T. w. Yeary, Elgin. D0SO pIdt0 Ol dpI)I0S IIOIu UESeS planted within last 6 years, first, James Parker, Sr., Parker Can yon; second, T. w. Weary, Ell gin. Best peck potatoes, first, J. D. Rountree, San Rafael. Best peck sweet potatoes, first. Mrs. T. J. Hes, Elgin. Best peck onions, first. Orin Williams, Sonoita. Best basket tomatoes, first, Mrs. M A. Carver, Sonoi- ta; second, w. F. Neil, Elgin. Sweepstakes on corn, J. F. Lit tie, Sonoita.
 GRAIN SORGHUMS.
 12 stalks standard milo, first, w. D. Carson, Sonoita. 12 stalks dwarf milo, second, Geo. Parker, San Rafael. 12 stalks white milo, first, w. D. Carson, So- noita. 12 stalks feterita, first, J. F. Little, Sonoita. 12 stalks shallu, first, H. R. Turner, So- noita. 12 heads milo, first, w.. D. Carson, Sonoita; second, F.. E. Dalton, Elgin. Special 12 heads brown milo, w. F. Neil, Elgin. 12 heads feterita, first, w. F. Neil, Elgin; second, J. S.. Carver, Sonoita. 12 heads shallu, first, H. R. Turner. Sonoita second, F. E, Dalton, Elgin. 12 heads katfir, J. S. Gashwiler.