Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I B CLO OUT Wc A Close Out STOCK by This Stock ( thing Usually ] Mercantile Line If You Some of th I this Sale Blame_any< ^ * L ^ ' \ self. We tempt to Items or Come See I Also a Wot Owe Us: As V Close Out We Come Along I Trouble. We IV. Set of Cups and Absolutely Free to Eve to the Amount ot Ten Pagelant | tile u "? I ; IG SING SALE Ire Going To Our ENTIRE January 1st. Consists of EveryKept in a General Fail to Get e Benefits ot You Cannot >ne but Your _ ... Will not AtEnumerete Give Prices. or Yourself. rd to Those Who Ve Are Going to Must Collect. So Pay Up Without lust Have It. I Saucers or Plates Given ryone Buying Dry goods Dollars. 1 Mercan>mpany Prize Winners at County Fair I (Continued from first pagt) round record book grade crop, 1 canning, etc. 1st. Vera Buie. 2nd. Aileen Moore. Best book recipes. 1st. Lenlla ' Gaskins, $2.00 1 Neatest record book. 1st Lealla Gaskins, $1.00. 2nd. Lexi ' Pittman, $1.00 Best apron & cap (over 16yrs.) 1 1st. Clara Watson, $1.50. 2nd. ^ Lena Horlon. Best apron & cap (under 16 * yrs.) 1st. Agnes McNair, $1.50. ' 2nd. Nina Evans. Best collection tomatoes in glass. 1st. Nina Evans, $1.00 Best collection sour tomato 1 Dickie. 1st. Vera Buie, $1.00 2nd. Claro Watson. * Best tomato catsup. 1st. Agnes McNair, $1.00. 2nd. Grace Rivers. 3rd. Lola Dell Knight. Best Chili Sauce. 1st. I. V. . Melton, $1.00 2nd. Atha Brew- 1 er. 3rd. Lettia Smith. Best tomato puree. 1st. Lexie 1 Pitman, $1.00. 2nd. Agnes Mc- ( Nair. Best Chow Chow. 1st. Mary , Rivers, $1.00. 2nd. Cleon Cow ard. 1 Best tomato jelly. 1st. Vera Buie, $1.00. 2nd. Agnes McNair. 1 Best tomato preserves ripe. ; 1st. Grace Ingram, $1.00. 2nd. J Lealla Gaskins. Best green tomato preserves. , 1st. Edith Edgeworth, $1.00. 2nd Eunice White. 3rd. Mary John son. Green tomato sweet pickle. . 1st. Willa White, S1.00. 2nd. . Lena Horton. 3rd Lillie Rivers. . Special mention tomato jam. 1st. Leona Melton, $1.00. 2nd. Aileen Moore. Special packs tomatoes in qt. ' jars. 1st. Allie Outen, $1.00. 2nd. Katie Lee Tadlock. Allie Lisen- . by. Ripe tomato pickle, 1st, Leila Knight, $1.00. Best pack canned peas,(special) ( 1st. Lexie Pitman, $1.00. 2nd. : Willa White. Girls Under 16 Years J Best sour pickle. 1st. Helen , . Hursev.SOc. Best Dixie relish. 1st. Helen ^ Hursey, 50c. I Best apple butter. 1st. Annje j May Jackson, 50c. ^ Best biscuit. 1st. Leona Mel- , ton, $1.00. 2nd. Madge Gaskins. , Best plain cake. 1st. Rena Ca . to, $1.00. 2nd. Mildred Gaskins. i Best layer cake. 1st. Grace . Rivers,$1.00. 2nd. Mildred Gas- i kins. I ^Farm Department ( Best general display of Farm j Products. 1st. D. T. Watson, ] $25.00. 2nd. F. W. Rivers. $15.00 3rd. T. W. Gaskins, $10.00. 4th. j G. L. Moore, $5.00. J Best ten stalks of corn. 1st. J T. W. Gaskins, $1.00 J Best peck ot peanuts. 1st. J Floyd Douglass, Red Ribbon J Best peck of oats. 1st. E. W. J 11 T> T> i r. .r. ... mi ouwfn- ix ix. ?11(1. I J. 1. Wat 2 son, R. R. J Rest peck of rye. 1st. F. W. f Rivers, $1.00. 2nd. D. T. Wat son, R. R. J I Rest peck of peas. 1st. F. W. 1 Rivers, $1.00. 2nd. T. W. Gask- I ins, R. R. I Rest peck of wheat. 1st. D. T. I I Watson. $1.00 2nd. T. W. Cask ins, R. R. Rest sheaf of oats. 1st. W. ]. Tiller, Si 00 Rest sheaf of rye. 1st. G. L. Moore, $-1.00. 2nd. F. W. Rivers, R. R. Res* bale of peavine hay. 1st. W. K. Sellers, $1.00 Rest bale of alfalfa hay. 1st. T. W. Gaskins, $1.00 Rest ten stalks sorghum cane. 1st. Sidney King, $1.00. 2nd. T. W. Gaskins, R. R Rest ten stalks ribbon cane. 1st. F. W. Rivers, $1.00. 2nd. F. W. Rivers, R. R. Rest peck dried apples. 1st. Rob Sutton, $1.00. 2nd. T. W. f!<i?kinG n w IV/ ??ui? >UU| AX* I \ Best peck dried peaches. 1st. T. W. Cask ins, $1.00 Best five pounds honey. 1st. Parnell Meehan, $1.00. 2nd. G. L. Moore, R. R. Largest watermelon. 1st. J. I, ft** f Norton, $1.00 Best two stalks red peppers st. J. T. Wallace, $1.00. 2nd. N. D. Therrell, R. R. Best peck tomatoes. 1st. Joe divers, $1.00. 2nd. C. J. Kddins, L R. Best peck of potatoes. 1st W. ?. Sellers, $1.00 Best peck irish potatoes. 1st, \rlin Douglass, $1.00. 2nd. S. J. L>ouglass, R. R. Best peck apples. 1st. Miss Dlive B.Oliver, S1 00. 2nd. R. VI. Douglass. R. R. Best peck pears. 1st. W. J. rhurman, $1.00 Best peck turnips. 1st. Dr. D. T. Teal, $1 00 Best peck onions. 1st. T. W. Raskins, $1.00 Largest Gourd. 1st. S. T. Atkinson, $1.00 Largest pumpkin. 1st. A. E. Moore, $1.00. 2nd. T. W. Gask ns, K. K. Best head lettuce. 1st W. A. VIeehan, $1.00 Best sample leaf tobacco. 1st. Sidney King, $1.00 Best three pimentoes. 1st. F. W. Rivers, One years subscrip ion Cnesterfield Advertiser. Best peck chufas. 1st. J. A. Ol ver, $1.00 3est peck velvet beans. 1st. Mrs. Z,. T. Redfearn, $1.00. 2nd. Albert Oliver, R. R. Best peck soy beans. 1st. T. W. Gaskins, $1.00 Best winter squash. 1st. Mr. Clinton, $1.00 Best quart molasses. 1st. F. W. Rivers, $1.00. 2nd. J. P. Melton, R. R. Best peck short staple cottonseed. 1st. E. W. Sowell,$1.00 Best peck long staple cottonseed. 1st. E. W. Sowell, $1.00. 2nd. W. J. Odom. R. R. Best stalk cotton. 1st. F. W. Rivers, $1.00 Arena Events Best single harness mule. 1st. C. B. Morris. jOQCOOCCOSOS* > ? 8 Financing' 8 X The farmer's business financial backing if it is That is one reason wh and willing bank behind It is an important fun< temporary assistance to of us, and who have den repay obligations when < The best way to have an account with us, and only the farmer but ever ground financially to do The Bank < i00oo{?eoQosoc How Is Yoi da mama If you havn't a pair of ter get them, for rough vy will surely need them. Still lave a few small attractive prices. Selling horse shoe Ov supply last. Wool Goods at 25 tc V.UUI1UH5 ai prices cne T. E. t Best single harness horse driven by lady. 1st. Mrs. Josie Douglass. 2nd. Miss Annie Gulledge. Best single harness horse driven by gentleman. 1st. Edgar Porter. 2nd. Fred U'ilhelm. Best double team. 1st. \V. F. Phillips. Best single harness pony driven by girl. 1st. Nodic Freeman. Best single harness pony driven by boy. 1st. Toxvnly Redfearn. 2nd. Thurston Hunley. Best single harness horse, free for all. 1st. Davis Perkins. 2nd. Armfield Porter Co. Best saddle horse ridden by lady. 1st. Miss Annie Gulledge. L'nd. Miss Doris Laney. Best saddle horse ridden by gentlemen. 1st. Fklmond Gulledge. Best saddle hnrw larK- oml gentlemen. 1st. Miss Annie Gulledge and Joe Sowell. 2nd. Miss Nell Melton and Edmond Gulledge. Best saddle pony ridden by girl. 1st. Nodie Freeman Best saddle pony ridden by boy. 1st. Toxvnly Redfearn. 2nd. Thurston Hunley. Best pair saddle ponies ridden by boy and girl. 1st. Nodie Freeman and Thurston Hunley. Best saddle horse ridden by girl. 1st. Nell Melton. Best saddle horse ridden by boy. 1st J. B. Buchanan. 2nd. Edmond.Gulledge. Best pair saddle horses ridden bv boy and girl. 1st. Miss Annie Gulledge and William Gulledge. 2nd. Miss Nell Melton and Edmond Gulledge. Best saddle horse, horsemanship to count 100 pel cent, free for all. 1st. Miss Nell Melton. Veterinary Surgeon Calls answered day or ni?ht. Phone No. 48 two rings. Full stock of horse and cattle powders on hand at all times. L. P. GRAVES OOOBOGGCOiSeOGi The Farmer 8 often needs a little extra to grow and prosper. ft ty he should have strong ft him. ft ;tion of this bank to give V the farmers who seek it X lonstrated their ability to X due. n a credit here is to carry ft we cordially invite not Q y one who wants to gain V so. 52 o [)f Pageland ? F1I?? ir Sole Toly? Godnians, you had h^l- 1 weather is coming and you 1 S17Pfl I afiu>c mat oinfp ->? ? .?awtvaavi/ V>V/U t OUllO (11 eralls at $ 1.00 as ion^ as > 75c per yard. I aper than cotton. Cato j