Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-08
DOMESTIC SCIENCE AWARDS.

first, 300 pounds coal from Home Lum-
Der & Coal Co.; second, Mrs. C. R. Mel
son, ribbon.
White Cake-Mrs. A. w. Stout, first,
sack Wigwam flour by Weiser Milling
& Elevator Co.; Mrs. j. /. Richards,
second, ribbon
Dark Cake-Mrs. A. w. Stout, first,
$l.oo in merchandise at Northern &
Mccain; no. second.
Best loaf white bread baked with
Weiser Best flour-Mrs s. s. Hill
first, sack of Weiser Best flour from
Weiser Grain & Feed CO.; Mrs. ]. l..
Richards, second, ribbon.
Best display jellies Mrs. d. S.
Stanley first, sack Weiser Best flour
from Weiser Grain & Feed Co; Mrs.
e. r.. Record second, 81 90 in merchan-
disc at Reinhaus Shoe Co.
Best display pick ies-Mrs. Joseph
Shelosh, first. slOO In merchandise at
Weiser bakery; no second.
Best display canned fruit-Mrs. Rol-
lin Smith. first, ham from Independ-
ent Meat Co.; Mrs. j A. Young. sec
ond, Sl.OO in merchandise at Elmer
circuit ready -to-wear store.
Best display canned vegetables
Mrs. George Lint. first. baby go-cart
at Haas Hardware & Implement Co.;
Mrs. Northam second $1.O0 in trade
at Weiser bakery.
Best plate cookes-Mrs W. p. Bur
rows, first, souvenir spoon from NJ. l..
Vial; no second.
Best collection candies-Mrs. A. W.
Stout, first, five pound pail lard from
Independent Meat Co.; Mrs s. S. Hill,
second, gift-b book from Weser News
Co.
Home made butter--Mrs. John Ny
ers, first. churn from Haas Hardware
supplement Co; Mrs. :. 5. Hill. sec
ond can cocoa from Midway Grocery.
Best raised rolls--Mrs. Fred Runt.
first, sack Weiser Best flour from
Weiser Grain & Feed Co; Mrs r. +.
Alexander, second, ribbon,
Best biscuits made with. Calumet
powder-Mrs. w. b. Burrows. first,
$l,00 can Calumet baking powder from
A. w. Hamilton grocery.
The Judges of the domestic depart
ment were; Mrs b. s. Varion. Mrs.
Mark Schas. Mrs. II. {. Witworth.
FANCY WORK AWARDS.
The exhibit of ladies' fancy work
WAS beautiful. Some features of the
exhibit worthy of note, but not listed
for premiums were:
A beautiful hardinger lunch cloth
made by Mrs. o. j. Lawson, worth
sl25.
4 remarkably complete display Of
things for the baby was shown, includ-
ing a baby crib complete. bathing
table. basket completely outfitted.
caps. shoes, afhagan, pillows, pad,
blanket, hood, night dresses, etc. Every
item in this baby exhibit was made by
Mrs. Ralph Hutch. Jennie Bond. the
talented blind girl had a pretty knit
ted bag on display.
Two dainty doilies of French en-
broidery were shown. They were
made by an elderly lady. name not
known, who formerly was employed as
watch engraver in Switzerlan nd.
A unique feature was a pretty knit
ted white scarf made by O. II. Egg
yleson, boy of Long Valley. He made
1t in IL hours.
A smoking jacket shown was made
by miniature navajo blankets that
come with a certain brand of cogar-
cites. The Jacket was made by Mrs.
j. w. Fisher.
The following awards were made by
three competent Judges who prefer not
to have their names published.
Irish croehet-Mrs. c. r. Nelson
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no second.
Tattng Miss PaniSe, first. 800 In
merchandise at Elmer CIRCUITS store.
Mrs. s. s. Hill. second. a ribbon.
Embroidered center piece-Mrs.
Huse first $l.00 in merchandise at
]. II. Hawkins millinery; Mrs. Paul
Joseph second, s1.00 box candy at the
Metropole.
Miscellaneous crochet work-Mrs.
Jerry Watson, Gift-book by Weiser
News Co.; Mrs. p. Watkins. second. a
ribbon.
Best collection OF crochet work by
child under ~ dorothy Holderman
first. 75-cent box candy by the Met
ropole; no second,
Best crochet collar and cuff set
disc at Mrs. Hawkins millinery; no
second.
Best made ber- spread-Mrs. Bur
rows. one year subscription to Weiser
American; Mrs. Dory, second, sl.00
in merchandise at Weiser Meat Co.
Best dressed doll by child under II
-Bearnice Brown. first, 75-cent box of
candy at The Metropole.
FLORAL.
Potted plants-Mrs. Huse first, 81 IN
merchandise at Morris Sommer Co.
Aster display-Mrs. James Petras-
hex first. 81 in merchandise at Nor
ris Sommer co.
Fern collection-M Ingalls, first, 81
in merchandise at Cutting Drug Co.
Best dahlias-AIrs. Hoiderman first.
81 in merchandise at Bostic Drug Co.
Most artictlcally arranged table
bouquet-M Mrs. Young. first, 81 box
dried apples by Weiser Food ProducNS
Co.; second, Mrs. Nsrian, two cans tall
ann upwder CANAAN RroS