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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
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IV? ft ly, EiUbltabcd I8C0; Daily, Jan. 13, 1914,
ANDERSON, S. C,TUESDAY< MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1814.
PRICE $1.50 THE YEAR,
Farm FroducU.
Best collection of individual
agricultural display grown by the
exhibitor, 1-2 tori of High Grade
fertilizer by Anderson Fertilizer
Co., Belton Mercantile Co., Agents
?J. C. Pinson.
Second best collection of indivi
dual agricultural display grown
by exhibitor, 1 No. 1 Cole cotton
planter,, by S?llivan Hardware Co.
?J. G. Harris.
Third best collection of indivi
dual agricultural display, grown -by
exhibitor, pr. Beacon shoes, by
Belton Merc. Co.?M. A. McGee.
Best 25 ears of prolific corn-i
H. Kelley.
Best ears of white corn, pr.
pants by C. M. Tollison?W. C.
Burns.
Best 25 ears of yellow corn?J.
J. Armstrong. -,
Best half bushel of oats, 1 bolt
cloth, Belton Cotton Mills?O.F.
Cannon.
Best half bushel of wheat 1
round trip R. R/ ticket to State
fair.?J. G. Fogg.
Best half bushel of barley?b.
?. Jones.
Best half bushel of rye.?D. C.
Jones.
Best 1-2 half doz. stalks of cot
ton,- 1 Sanitary Iron Trundle crib,
by F. M. Cox & Co.?E^IC. Car
roll.
Second best 1-2 doz. italks of
cotton, cash.?Robert Vaughn.
Best 12 stalks of * flbrrV any
variety, man's hat, oyBeltn Bar
gam Sfore,?J. G. Harris.
Second best 42 stalks of corn,
any variety, 1 boJi ?foth, Belton
Cotton mills.?T. A. Cox.
Best half bushel of-swCettpota
toes, pr. overalls (Headlight) by
Cobb and Parker.-?R. r-'. Cox.
Best half bushel of Ivish pota
toes, shirt, by C. M. ToJtisonj?^O.
F. Cannon. ' . 1 '*{*
Best exhibit* of peas, no\ less
than 3 varieties.?M'^^^Gamp"
Best peck of peanuts.?G. C.
Saylors.
Best bunch of peanuts.-?J. T.
Harris.
Best Vdozen turnips.??. W.
Ashley. '-*.
Best peck of popcorn exhibited^
fcy boy, ? ?ngerso?. wate|3,v by
Hanks: Brothi?te^-^G. ' C/V Say?ors;
! Best purripkiri.--^. C. Smith.
Best i-2 doz. heads of largest
cabbage, ? case; of Goda-Gol? by
Belton Cqc?-G?ia Bottling Works,
?S. V. McLean. - -!
Best >S pou ids of home-raised
fl??r, pr. C?ly shoes; by C. Ate
. Tolh'son;?M.: B?iley;1
Best home-fal?ed'' meal, half
. bushel.--j; A. Wak?field. :$
Best dozen beets.?Aaron
Poore. y,.
Best half dozen collards.?R.;T.
Best stalk of okra, 1 Lyon sfctrt, i
by J; HMcGueri.?R. N. Cox.
Best large pepper;?Mrs. R. J.
Best bush small , pepper (?hey?
enne.)^W; C: Deekv '. S*
Best head of ?ettu?e.'---T. ?.
Poore..
Best half doze; toiriattfes.?L\
Mashaw. Mff?
Best peck;corjnfield, beans.?B.
- B. McDanie?.'-^
Best peck multfplylrrg^hron^
S?confrfcest l?rrip^Ome?m?a*!
sofefcuni--rrL. Mash?y ; v ' ';i
Besti '
grown
Alt-fpr-WM spbjj^Mr*
^?st^o?spfey oj
thin ?-varieilfe
from teexhl?
?r PlaCKo?at ah*3SSPPS
' ' Best |nW colt runj!|r:
three ^eMM?m^^m: ?m
J. W. 'Ban*
nisier; 3rd, Jj
Best mule <
014, one five,
oil can, by W^.
v ist j, ^\-v^KiM^^ff^xi\X^^
. Hooncy. -" ; :; \X* .
- Best:?^f 'under; bHe-year
old, enbuW-fr*^*?'^
buggy and top, byl H; f. Hanks.?
ist J. C Rush.
Best mulfc^ott frorft onfc'f c^two
. year: ?i?;^fm^^:mm i
?nd,.M. ;a: M?Gee, 3rd, Ji N.
y?tos oid.^VV^& Mai^Vand,
: ;.H,feo^f3Yd,.^vWr?^^
Best rnare colt uridef ont year
iVi. Fant; 3rd, G. W. Gaines.
. Best coach bred colt, under one
year old, box of Franklin cigars,
by Horton 's 'Pharmacy.?
i Best coach bred colt from one
to two years old, 4-!mperial
shirts, by Cobb and Parker.?
Best standard bred cott under
two years old.?1st. J.* H. Cox;
2nd; r>. A. Owen.
Best light draft colt under. one
year; 1-10 pound bucket of Snow
Drift Lard, oy Cobb & Parker.?
?stf F. M. Fant; 2nd, G. W.:
Gaines; 3rd, C B. Hawkins.
>Best light draft colt from one
to two years'old, one rocking
chair, by F. .VL Cox" & ?? ? 1st,
B. T. Fish; 2nd, D. A. Owenir -
Best staJUon from two to three
.years old, pr. Bostonian shoes,
by Kay-Mattison and Co.?1st, J
C. Rush ; 2nd,* C. C. Johnson ;
3rd, E. E. Gruber.
Best light draft mare,. 2 sacks
Olympia flour, C. C. Wilson.?
tsty B. F. McMurtry; 2nd, J. M.
Smith; 3rd, A. B. Pickens. .'v .
Best light dragt, gelding from
two or three years old, fob
pounds "Miss Dixie" self-raising
flour, by Gambrell & FCay.?1st,
R. V. Chandler.
Best coach bred colt from two
to thr?r ars old.?1st, J. C.
Mbseley.
v All pony hor??s and mares be
tween 13 and 14 hands high.?
1st, J. W. Bannister; 2nd, H. W.
Jordan. \
Best jack, with or without
:oli?1st, J. C. Pinson. :
Best, single . harness" Shetland
pony^'l 10 potind bucket lard, by
M. Cox & Co.?1st, Jb'fe King;
?nd, H. L. Hembree; 3rd, La-.
Grande Xing. !
% Best display heavy draft rri?rcs
ir gelding.?1st, L. A. Martin;
2nd, C. A. Kay.
Best brood mare and colt uriy
1er one year old;?1st, J. Q
3u$h.
v Best broda" mar'?,! with co?t;
standard bred, pr. men's shoes by
$i W..,Cox.?1st J..N. Cothram
Bestf mule, halter lead (open
;>o all.)?1st, X. F. Martin; 2nd,
?l\ F. Martin; 3rd, F. L. Bannis
ter-'''"-'f'V':'": ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Best pair mules, h?lter leid
^open to all.) 1 pr. mpln's shoes,
Mven by RI Jt R. Shoe Co.,
fcay-Mattison and Co., agents.?
.2nd, D. V. Chapman.
[| Best mare or gelding from
;?hr?e t?f fqur" years. old, halter
read, ,jl oo-pound" Capitata flour by
Garribrell 4 Kav.-^lst, R. V.
Chandler; 2nd. M. A. . McGee,
'Jr?c Miss Carrie Fretwell.
tjfi Best gelding {open to all) hal
ter lead.?1st; .-. J. McCIovg;
?nd, M. B. Dualey; 3rd, J. A.
Cox. ;
Best standard . bred mare and
:olti any -?gt .? Mo entries. ; ;
' Best display if stallions ?h
riniit-t--tst, j.; A. Cobb; 2nd, J. D.
W?fets.
~ ' B?s* ^mb?njH?n th^r? or gelte
?ng,?1st? W: A. Hopkins;. 2nd,
H. L. Cox; 3rdi L*. L. Martin. I* \|
Hesr*: single harness hdrse, 'iriy
A. B. Pllckens ;
RTr\McMur??^
^Best doubl? team mules. ; one
M?twmfflmpants, (given by;
Acme ^ai!brlng;erv;)v Cobb ; ?
Parker, - agerife-~ist; TV j%. Mar
^i^; ;2pd^ J. A; Brock ;13rd,. J. M>
j'.'Sesrstalli?Vm h?rness, start
?arQ^^is^^v J/v A. Cobb ; 2nd, J.
B?st?dobb?e harrtess horses or
mar?sif S;/Cf ; raised.?isti Smith
th?/McMurtryV;:
fWiens; 2nd, ,B? F. McM?rtry;
m?- T. & K?lley,, .. v '.v^'-?
1 tiesf ' shtgie harness stallion
^n?h-stancl?rd), Blu?^ RfiJgf
overalls, by W; S. 'Shirley and
Be?t single: ^
^Y-T-^ ??. A? & PJckcns;
l^cO^y/atson, 3rti, Mrs.
[ > B?s^^?rigte.harness mare rir
^eldmgA^^3i) one lan
"^? ??f'?-IrRij^;-.. Ge?rlk-*-i 1st, A. ff.
3fd,V: B.'Keney. : .
? Best single harness mule (op?n
ot ^tl).-^1st, J. A. Brock ; 2nd;
v B?it single^ch?m?ss ; gelding
2nd,W> A. Watson, 3rd, J. FJ
McCyove.
Best lady rider, pr. Queen
Quality shoes; by Belton Mer.
Co.?1st, Miss Carrie* Fretwell;
2nd, Miss AUie Todd; 3rd, Jno.
Cox;
Best farm horse, So 5c cigars,
by D. L. Donald Drug Store.?
1st, S. O, Martin; 2nd,. S. O.
Martin; 3rd, J- T. Shirley.
Best mare colt under one year
old.?1st, J. N. ?othran.
Best single b?ggy horse or
mare (open to all), 5 bags of.
8-3-3 High Grade Fertilizer, by
Union Guano Co., / W?rtston
Salem, N. C, Belton Mercantile
Co., agents.?ist, A.. B. PicKens;
2nd, J. B. Martin; 3rd, J. A.
Cobt.
Mrs. A. B. Pickens, best dou
ble team mare or horses driven
by lady, priz? $2.
J. W< "Wharton, extra prize $2.
Cattle.
J. M. Cox, Jr., Superintendent.
Best bull over two years old,
two- sacks of meal by Broadway
Cotton Oil Co.?1st, W. A.
Wharton.
Best bull under two years old,
one sack of meal, by Broadwav
Cotton Oil Co.?ist; W. L.
Chapman; 2nd, D. S. Strickland,
p Best cow, 1-4 ton cottbi? seed
hull*:, by Broadway , Cotton Oil
Co.?1st, Carroll Brown; 2nd,
Kenneth Stringer.
Best heifer under two years, old,
oheS'sack of meal, by Broadway
Oil Co>*-1st, A. V. Woodson;
2nd, John Campbell.
"; Holsteins. , j :: ?
$MBest bull under two' years old
one sack of meal, hy Broadway
Cotton Oil Co.?1st, C C. HJne
man.
Best cow.?1st, J. L. Boycc.
Best bull' b ver* two* years old,
one sack of meal, try Broadway
Cotton Oil Co.?1st, J. Mack
KirigT v \ '
Best bull under Xw years old.
-H>.t, j; Mack King.
Best cow],?1st, J. E, Hol
conibe.
f:?Best bull under two years old.
?\t sty C.u M. Campbell.
v ; -Swfafc^ < -
Ji Mack Kirt^j? SupefintenJenf..
ni. E?iJ?.r'- .
Beit b??r.?1st: Jh?. Erskirie.
Best- sow,?J. R. Elgin; 2nd,
J. A. Elgin; 3rd,'i. A. Elgin.
Berkshire.
Best boar.?ist; R. E. Camp
bell; 2nd, N. B, Dunlap.
Best scty.?1 st, R. E. Camp
bell;. 2nd, J. A. Elgin; 3rd, S, TV
Cothran.
. Best Barr.r^f stj M. B. Diinlap.
Poland China.
Best boar.?1st, J. M. Pruitt.
Best sow,r-^J. V/. ox, Jr.
Dnro^ JfiJiSey.
Best boar.-rrJ, M. Cox,1 Jr.
Best sow.?E. E. Crorrier.
Best barr^Ju Mi' C?x, Jr.
. B??t boar, two. sacks of xneai,
by Broadway' Cotton Oil Co.?
R.. E. C^mpbetK
Best' sow ?nd p?gs^-tst, J* M.
'Cox; Jr.; 2nd, T. J; Cox.
' Best* b?rr^M. B. Dunlap;
2nd>:WriA.'Huhtert.
. \ Sheep and Goats.
.J. Mack King, Superintendent..
B??t b?ck.-r-Olln Sl?vend: .
; . Best ewe.-^tst S. Harris. j
J. Ai" Singletony* S?perintetfderit."
: Best pen ?acred Plymouth
Rock^^ti Dr. X M- r?olcbmbc.
. ' Bw pen Buff Plymouth Rocks.
W. Hv MHforU ' .
m S^^'s&yvariety, ftymo?flfc
\RbW?? 1 Shirt/ ?y VVvJ? ; M?ojr*
?V West.
^t^it: any variety., Wyan
^ist: g. R.;phmips.
pen any, variety Rhode Is*l
is, 4? pounds Copyright
, j Belton' Mercantile Co,?
Campbell; 2nd, Ri M.
|?priPtoell.
^ifiest- #n Brown Leghorns,?^
^?us Blake. '
%B?:j^'V White Leghorns.?
:^C;cBrownv; ", / V ^ :
horhs-iist, ?; V.??mp?
Best pen^anjr varifetyt' : Minor
casuist;M% Canipbell;
i Best/pcn ?^
eiLv^^W^v^aho^arsy floor
r?al^/b^'-FN?Mric^-- P??fa Glass
Best pen all other varieties Or
pln^<mi^isi; >tl S|^:kt?ed.
i <:'- Best pen;fti^?tftHesV^'<ai^es:?
L|"s?:S. V. Shan; atid^^-^vSilJi
van.' * 'v c ' '.' :/ -
I Best pen any variety of bari
Frank McKenzie.
Best pen any variety of ducks.
?ist, Dr. H. H. Harris; 2nd,'G.
B. McCoy.
Best pen any variety of geese.
?1st, Lewis Mahaffey; 2nd,
Mrs. W. L. Sutherland.
Best pen any variety of tur
keys.?1st, Mrs. G. W. Fant.
Second best pen any varicty of
turkeys.?1st, C. L. Cobb.
Best pen any variety of pig
cons.?No entry.
Best pen of capons.?1st, A.'!
N. Campbell.
Sweepstakes.
Best pen, any class.?1st, Dr.*
J. M. Holcombe.
Best single bird of any class.?;
ist, R. E. Campbell.
Pets, Prize of $1.
Best possum, Silas Brooks, of.
Belton.
Rabbits, N. E. Watkins, of Bel
;toriV
Squirrels, Wyatt Pniitt, of
Honea Path.
Dogs, J. E. Derrick.
Prize of $1 for Best Fovelty.
J. D. Armstrong, of Belton.
Ladies' Department.
The following well known ladies
were th? committet? irt efr?rge:
Mrs; G. S. Cutlibert, Mrs. W.
C. Bowen, Mrs. R, A. L?wis, Mrs.
F. M. Cox, Mrs. W. J. Mporhead,
secretary of committee.
. Domestics Exhibits.
Cakes.
Best fruit cake, 1 round trip
R. R. ticket to State fair?l st,
Mrs. F. M. Cox; 2nd, Mrs. A. Mc
Gee; 3rd, Mrs. J. H. Holcombe.
Best white cake, 48 pounds
Whjfe Satin flour, F. M Cox &
Co.?1st, Mrs. J. M. Cox J1;
Best pound cake, 48 ..pounds
Cr?am Loaf flour. H. F. Hanksi
?Mrs. Guy Morris. ( ,
. Best layer cake, 1! dozen Tur-j
kisU bath towels, BlairsiVMills.?
ist, Mrs. F. M. Cox- ititf, Mrs.
MV Av'McGee; 3rd, P.. G.'
Thbrfiason. . ,>r -.
Best decorated cake?*! dozen
Turkish bath towels, Blair' MiUs.^
1st, IVirs.' F, M. Cox: 2n$ Mrs. R.
A. Lewis; 3rd, .-Mrs. R. G.
Thomasens ' ' ? *#'! ':>v;
Bg?f: angel ca*s^3q^
auvrar, Hand/ ,$ : VViHingham.?
ist,- Mrs. Apce Rcbbson; 2nd.
Mrs. Pearl Lee; 3rd, Mrs. J. F.>
Holcombe.
r|est devil cake,?1st,. Mrs.
Leta Cobb; 2nd, Mrs. T. C
PooreV 3rd; Mrs. Dr. Parker.
[:0;Best dozen tea cakejs:-r-lst.
Mrst-R. ?. Lewis; 2nd?Mrs. Pearl
Lee; 3rd, MrsMJarie Oft.
Bread. . ; f~\
I iB^st dosen plain, biscuits.?
Eug?ne Parket; 3rd,
ls? Mrs. Leta C?bbj 2ntl Mrs: F.
Q>x; 3rd, Mrs. H. F. NorrJs.
.' B^est dozen beaten biscuit.?
lisVMrs; M. A. McGee; 2nd,
Mrs. Eugene Parker; s 3rd, Mis. H.
F. Fagg.''"i '
Ai: Best loaf bread, milk yeast.?
2nd, Mrs. W.
^ Stringer; 3rd, Mrs. I. Thomp
son. *
Best loaf bread, yeast cake.?
-istv Mrs. ,R. A.. Lewis.
' - Best dozen rolls^.yeast cake.?
?st,'.'.-Mr.. R. A. Lev/is.
Faacy Cooldmar. .
'$W&. potato ' chip>i-r-l st/ Mrs.
W???'rd Horton; '2nd,: ; Mrs,, Jno.
Av -Hortph; 3rd, Mrs. Leta Cobb".
Best cheese straws;-?Mrs. Leta
:cfeSb:
BeM ' t?r>ettes.r?Miss Margaret
airtk&ales, ' <? . } :
ran try aupp?es;
Mrs. D. A. Geer, SuperintendenL
fi Bi^Y collecta jellies; 1 dozen
ice M tumblers, Hodges Si 10
and ?5c Stored if,, v Mrs. Will
CobfcY 2ndi Mrs. F., Sutherland,
3r4F!:Mrs. A. C. Latirrjer. :fi
i??Bm single glas jelly (apple).
-MStfMrs. W. J. Mobrheadj'jStffd;
Mrs. \y. C Bro^n; 3.Td, Mrs. W,
M. ?. Mcjftee.
f^vBest single glass jelly (quince)
?l$t. Mrs. Pi Lutherland; 2nd,
Mrs. W C. Brown; 3rd, Mrs. M.,
fi.. M?Qee,. r.
<'Best! single' glass jetty; {musca
dine.)?! st? Mrs.. J. ?vjSWgt?ton ;
2nd, Mrs. ?*t& Robinsoniv3r&
Mrs. w. di^ox.- f :
Mrs. WA C. Brown ; 3rd, Mrs.
M. A. Mc?ee;'-''^
IjftB^tiftgjft' ?aV, pr?serv?s
4$&ti1Y^tst,Mri^F.V S?wer
land; Mrs; Iva- Brown; 3rd, Miss
Fannie Holcombe.
?ist, Mrs. J. G\ King.
Best Single jar preserver (fig.)
?ist, Mrs. H. H. Watkins; 2nd,
Mr. F. Sutherland; 3rd, Mrs. C.
H. Gassaway.
Best single jar preserves (wat
termclon.)?1st, Mrs. F. Luther
land; 2nd, Mrs. W. C. Bowen;
3rd, Mrs. Roscoe Simpson.
Best single jar preserves
(quince.)?1st Mrs. F. M. Cox;
2nd, Mrs. W. C Brown; 3rd, Mrs.
Emma Gox.
Sauce and Catsup.
Best collection sauce and cat
sup, 1 pr. shoes, Cobb & Parker.
Mrs. F. Sutherland; 2nd, Mrs.
C. H. Gassaway.
Canned Goods.
Best collection canned goods,
(one jar or each kind) 1 pr. shoes
Kay-Mattison & Co.?-1st, Mrs.
M, A. McGee; 2nd, Mrs. C. H.
Gassaway; 3rd, Mrs. W. J. Estes.
Best .collection canned vegeta
bles, (orje jar of each kind). 1
pr/ladieV shoes, M. T. McCuen.
-Mrs. M. A. McGee.
Pickles.
Best collection pickles, 1 rung,
W. S. Shirley & Co.?1st, Mrs.
L ?. Robinson; 2nd, Mrs. C. H.
Gassaway; 3rd, Mrs. M. A. Mc
Gee.
Best collection p'ickles, 1 rug
1 broom, W. S. Shirley & Co.?
1st, Mrs. J. O. Kay; Mrs. M. A.
McGee.
Best single jar pickles (peach)
?1st, Mrs. Emma Kay;2nd, Mrs.
Rbscoe Simpson; 3rd, Mrs. W. J.
Etes.
Best single jar pickles (water
melon).?Mrs. F. Sutherland.
Beat .cotton quilt'made In ,1013 or
1W4?1st, Miss Eunice Young: sec
ond, MrB. Mamie Taylor; third, Mrs
Susan Burria. i
Best knitted or crocheted counter
Dane? 1st, Mrs. H. M. Oeor; 2nd. Mrs.
Lena C. .Gambrell; 3rd. Mrs. W? H.
Martin, .
Best knitted or crocheted shawl?
1st, Mrs. J. B. Border; 2nd, Mrs. J. E.
Mulllnax; flrd, Mrs. J, E. Mulllnax.
Best knitted or crocheted Afghan?
1st,' Mrs. W. Ii Cason.
I Best knitted or crocheted slippers?
jlst,..
Best crocheted mats?1st, Mrs. A. G
Fretwoll. i ' . >.
BeBt crocheted- bahy so^?let, Mrs.
H. M. Gecr; 2nd, .Mrs. A. A. Brlstow;
, Best crocheted collan?1st, Mrs. H.
H; Watktns.-Bnd. Mrs; O. W. Gambroll;
3rd, Mrs. J. I. Glenn. .
Best crocheted, table runner?1st,
Mfa. R. W.. Shelor; 2nd, Mrs. W. R.
Dsudy; 3rd, Mrs. J. J. Glenn.; .
jj Best knitted or crocheted baby cap
[?1st, Mrs.. R. C. Burrlss; 2nd, . Mrs.
[JE D. Poore^ 3rd. Mrs. Ii. M. WH son.
Boat specimen crocheted lace, not
less thSU 1 yard?1st, Mn. Jim Bal
leatiae.
Boit braided center piece?1st, Mrs
J. J Glenn.
' BcBt collection crocheted artj,cl
1st.:-Mrs. W. C. Williams; 2nd, Mrs
M?i<' Jenkins; 3rd, Mrs. H. L. ?.ati
mer
Bitst; Specimen tatting?1st, Miss
WctA; 2nd Mrs. XL N. Burrlss; Srd,
Mia* Webb. I
Bust, specimen' tatting medallions?
1st. Misa Elisabeth Harris; Miss Lucia
Cari'slo; 3rd, Mrs. H. N. Burrlss.
r Best collar made of . tatting?1st,
Mrs. j J. K. H^tIs; 8rd, ' Mrs, J. H.
W^kafleld; 3ro, Mrs. G. W. Gambrell.
... Beet specimen of embroidery, box
candy, ?riersou's Pharmacy? 1st. An
isic Mny. siurdock; 2nd, Marion Hal
yor; 3rd, Mildred Fant.
I Bast fancy bag?1st. Janle Maynte;
2nii. Helen Gassoway; 3rd, Elizabeth,
Donald.
Bast collection fancy articles?1st.
Daisy Holcombe; 2nd, Margaret Cllnkf
scales. '
Best center .piece, 1 soda ticket,
Fdorson's pharmacy? 1st, Ruth Par
ker; 2nd, Elizabeth Welborn. V ?.
i Best embroidered towolBr-rlst Daisy
Holcombe. '
' Bost plain dress?1st,. Gladys Wor
Uhd?SR 2nd, Anna Dean West; Srd, Lll
inn Deck.
B$t' specimen sewing by hand?1st
Mildred Fant ,
ff Best speefnaen crochet?1st, Helen
|Gas30way; 2nd, Margaret Clihkscalesi
3rd; Anna Dean West
M Boat speclmon tatting? 1st, Allco
Harris; S?d, .Helen Gassaway; 3rd.
(Rqth Goer,.
J Best /specimen hemstitching?1st,
Rnth Gecrr 2nd Helen Gsasaway ; Srd,
Gladys Bnnnister. . ' v
h$A$r& ?onwstle Exhibits.
Best layer cake?1st, Lucille Green i
2nd,-Florida Oruber.
S'-Jr?st plain cake?Ist Janie Haynie;
. Best dozen plnln biscuits?1st, Ed
ith Xe?ly ; 2nd, Luellle ; Green; Srd.
JanleHaynie.
sa Best tea cakes?1st, Janle Haynie;
2nd, Ruth Cox; Srd, Annie May Thom
as. '
- Best collection. preserves, % kodak,
Fricrsoira ?*armacy?1st, Janie Hay
nie; find, Martha Cox; 3rd, Annie
May Thomas. ' "'i'l
''S??vJar'-sresorTwi tany sand)?ist,
J?lBey Hoicombe; 2nd, Marie Key; Srd,
Helen? Oaasaway.
Best iar pickles (any kind) ?1st
WUlatti?eak?-?nd; Helen Oassawajr;
^fMarmMWillin^ham.
went Beinum ot car.dy (any kind)
ii-ist ??AfCatley; Svnt Nancy Blake
?ld.. Cowan RoWna/>n. ;
Cv BB*4>eoleetfen < of pot . plants. 1 rag*
IF. M*<?o? Co.?lst Mrs; W. D. Cox;
,2nd. Mrs. Efilo Wllllngham; Srd, Mrs.
,Vivian. Green.-.
fditttereV ?inka. Bros.?1st Mrs.1 W. C
(Brown; 2nd Mrs. J. A. Horton.
I Best vase :- chrysaathemunls?1st
m s^Wft:w#^f mm 3:> &
?i-,4_
Kay; 3rd. Mrs. J. P. Dugan.
Beat vase dahlias, several varictios
?1st, Mrs. J. A. Robinson;.2nd, Mrs.
AL F. Kelly.
Best vase dahlias, one variety?1st,
Mrs. J. A. Robinson; 2nd, Mrs. F. Bur
gess.
Best vase nasturtiums?1st, Mrs. W.
K. Stringer.
Boat collection roses, 1 assortment
flower bulbs, Frlerson's Pharmacy?
1st, Mrs. R. J. Gambrell; 2nd, Mrs.
W. K. Stringer; 3rd. Mrs. J. D. Ross.
Best single rose?lst{ Mrs. W. K.
Strlqgcr.
i?'k\\ Art DeparimenU
Best oil painting? 1st. Mrs. J. D. j
RnBt; 2nd, Mrs. H. J. (Jambre 1.; 3rd,
Mrs. J. p. Rast.
Best water color?1st, Miss Fannlo
Harper; -2nd, Mrs. Jennio Emerson.
Bost specimen stenciling?1st, Mrs.
J. D: RaBt.
Heat specimen hand painted china
?1st, Mrs. J. D. Rast; 2nd, Mrs. Au
ble Stokes; 3rd, Miss Miriam Lee.
BeBt 1-2 dos. place cards?1st, Mrs.
J. D. RaBt
Cheese Drops?1st, Edith Kolly.
Fancy Work?1st, Essie Hembrco.
Drawing?1st?Florido Smith; 2nd,
Borgin Smith; 3rd, Charlie Smith.
Sofa pillow?1st, Annie Bristow;
2nd, Elizabeth Welborn; 3rd, Inez
Campbell.
Dried fruit?1st, Sadie Bell Wilson.
Butter?1st, Inez Campbell.
Collection of pickles?1st, Annie
May Thomas.
Canned fruit?1st, Lucllo Oreen.
Collection of Jelly?1st Annie May
Thomas.
Collection Canned fruit?1st, Martha
Cox.
Artificial flowers?1st, Mrs. G. C. Da
vis;' 2nd, Mrs. M. L. McCullough.
Palm?1st, Mrs. A C. Latimor;' 3rd,
Mr. I* A. Worts.
Lemon?1st, Mr. L. A. Wertz.
Princess Feather-?1st, Miss Tholma
Burgess; 2nd, Miss Jane Opt.
Candles*
Best collection of home mado candy
?1st, Mrs. J. C. Qarrett; 2nd, Mrs. R.
A.. Lewis.
Vinegar.
Best quart home mado vinegar?1st,
Mrs. A. C. La timer; 2nd, Miss Carrie
Pinson.
Wines,
Best collection of wines, 1 can Whito
Robs coffee, -Hand & Wlllingham?1 st,
Mrs. A. C. Latimer; 2nd, Mrs. Wesley
Welborn; 3rd, Mrs Oscar Kay.'
Best quart grape juice?lBt, Miss
Kell Bean; 2nd, Miss Carrie Pinson;
3rd, Mrs. C. H. Qassaway.
Dried Fruit.
Best 1-2 gallon dried apples?1st,
J. B. Watkins; 2nd, EL E. Gruber; 3rd,
Mrs. S. 3. Parnell.
Best pound butter?1st, W. Ander
son; 2nd, R. W. Shirley; .3rd Mario
Kay.
Ham, Lard and Bacon.
B?st home cured ham, 48' pound
Cream Loaf flour, H.. F. Hank*?1st,
M. A. McGco: 2nd, Mrs. I. P. Clink
scales; 3rd, Mrs. R. A. Lewis.
BSsi homo cured bacon, 1 umbrel
la. W. J. Moor .ahead?1st, J. W. Wll
Uogham; 2nd, J. M. Mitchell; 3rd,
Mrs. H. A. Lewis.
Best Jar lard In glass, not less than
five pounds, 1 can .coffee. Bol ton Mer
cantile Co?1st, W. O. Fogg; 2nd, Mrs.
Wesley Welborn; 3rd, E. R. Parker.
Best canned tomato?1st, Mrs. W.
G.. Fogg.
Best brandled .peaches1?1st, Mrs.
Clyde- Green.
Best comb honey, <jp*l!ty ?nd man
ner of putting tip to be considered?
1st, iKa. W. E. Ellison; 2nd, B. T.
Baylor. 1
Fine Sewing. f
Best plain shirt waist?lst, MrB. W.
J. Morehead; 2nd, Miss,Fannlo Guy
ton;' 3rd, Mrs. Jano Opt.
'Beat house dress?1st, Mrs. W. VA.
Hunter. : \ >
' Best kitchen apron?1st, Mrs. K.
Pooro ; 2nd, Mrs. W. L. Button ; 3d;
Mr?. A. W. Ooggs.
; Best suit underwear?1st, Miss An
nie Gassaway.
Embroidery Exhibit.
Best pair towels?1st Miss Guyton,
Bost center piece?1st, Miss Claire
Kay; . 2nd, Miss Lou Latimer; ' 3rd,
Miss Fannie Guy ton. <
Best handkerchief?1st, Mrs. Jno.
Horton; 2nd, Miss Nan netto Camp
bell; 3rd. Miss Maggie Smith. '
Best Iaidos' apron?1st, Mrs. Jno,
Horton ; 2nd, Miss Kannette Campbell .
3rd, Mrs. W. C. Bull.
Best shirt waist (made); 1 pair gold
enfj. links. Hanks Bros.? iatMlss
KSthrino' Stewart; 2nd. Mrs. F. hi
Cox; 3rd, Miss O. Bean.
Best underskirt?1st, Mrs. Jno. Hor
ton; '2nd, Mrs.; Ray Whitrock; 3rd,
Mrs. L. M. >Hsard. /.
Beit baby skirt?1st, Mrs W. B.
Leo ; ; 2nd. Mrs. Jno. Horton ; 3rd,. Mrs;
Jno. Horton.
Best baby cap?1st, Mrs. Jno. Hor
ton; 2nd, Mrs. Jno, Horton; 3rd, Mrs.
JE^0corset cover?1st, Mrs. W. C.
Black?; 2ted, MioS Jeanette- Dalton;. 3rd
Mrs. C. M; TolllB'oh.
Best scarf?1st, Mrs Austin Camp
bell; 2nd, Mrs. John H?rtob; 3rd, Mrs
Nanctto Campbell.
Best pair ?blots?1st, Miss Lsda
P^to; 2nd, Miss N'.detto Campboll.
BSsft infant's ou'. .51, 1-2 d6ien, cob in
e. sise photos, Taylor's Studio?1st,
S^ss Kathleen Stewart ; 2nd, Mrs. H.
.Watkins. '. 1
Be?:* nuit underwear, 1 box candy,
Horton 's. pharmacy?1st, Mrs. Jno.
Ctjiap? ?n?, rar?, u m. Heard.
B??l and largest collection In this
department by one e*ldbltor, German
silver inesh bag, Hanks 1 Bros:?1 st,
Miqa^Fannlo Harper; 2nd Mrs. W. O.
Best piece novelty embroidery?1st,
agi?.!., rh*rI*? Brown; Snd, Mrs, R. A
Bomb Explosion
Kills Two Men
; i.:=;- .
MONTREAL, Oct. 20.?Two man
wero killed, a doien injured and a
Uj??ment .blocjv*wrecked hero tonight
to.^?)?ftfcrvto^ 'bar?.
been caused by a borab.
The block was occupied/mainly by
No Taxes
Through Senator Sullivan, Hail
Sufferers Here Will Bo Re
lieved of Payment.
Some days ago Guy Norrls, a woll
known Anderson* county farmer and
otlior farmer* of the county took up
with the inctuoors of tho House from
Anderson county the question of re
lieving the tax payers in tho portion of
tho county damaged by the severe hail
storms of this year from tho payment
of taxes. Mr. Norris wioto to Repre
sentative Hall and asked his assist
ance in tho matter, but received no
promise of encouragement. Yesterday
Mr. Norrls rocolvod tho following let
ter from Senator Q. \V. Sullivan:
October 18, 1914.
Mr. Guy Norrls, t i.?.!!flH
Anderson, ti. C.
Dear Sir:
A bill came to tho Senate from tho
House, relieving tho tax payers of
Laurens county from the payment of
taxes this year in tho section whore
the crops were destroyed by hail. I
though as soon as I read the bill, ot
you and a few other Anderson County
citizens having your crops ruined this
year, so I added Anderson county peo
ple I remember reading in an Ander
son paper that you, Mr. Parker and
Mr. McLean and othora were victims
of the storm. It soems that our dele
gation in tho House did not think of
you when tho bill was being discussed
ovor thero hut my action takes care
of you as to 8tate and County tuxes,
all excopt tho Constitutional tax and
any special school tax. You can lot
treasurer know and Inform all who
were Injured by the hall.
Yours truly,
G. W. SULLIVAN.
A. majority 'of those s?fferlng tho
most considerable loss from tho hall
storms lived In tho Long Brunch-sec
tion and in Martin, Hall and Varcnna
townships. They will all appreciate
tho action of tho Anderson county Sen
ator. ' !
I Change In Location
I am now located over Wi
A. Power's grocery store at
212 1-2 S. Main Street. I
thank my friends for their
past patronage and ask con
tinuance of-same.
I make plates at $6.50
I make gold crowns at$4.00
Silver fillings, SOc and up.
Gold ffllingo $1.00 and up
Painless Extracting 4C^.
1 make ? specialty of
treating Pyorrhca, Alveor
laris of the - gums and. all.
Crown and' bridge work -and
regulating mal rbimeH teeth.
All work x guarantee J first
class. ''
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