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Junior yearling sow
Junior sow pig ? '
Sow and litter (5 or moi
Herd, not less than iO I
2nd Ga
J Aged boar
Junior yearling boar ? .
Junior boar pig
Aged sow .
* Junior yearling sow
Junior sow pig
Sow and litter (5 or mc
Herd, not less than 10 t
4th Cla
Aged boar ? -
Junior yearling boar
Junior boar pig
'Aged sow .
Junior yearling sow
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junior sow pig
Sow and litter (5 or pig
Herd, not less than 10 h
5th Gass?O.
Aged Board
Junior yearling 'boar ?
Junior boar pig
Aged Sow
Junior yearling sow
Junior sow pig
Sow and litter (.5 or "mo
Herd, not less than 10 1:
6th G
Aged Board
- Junior yearling boar ?
f Junior boar pig L
Aged Sow
Junior yearling sow
Junior sow pig
Sow and litter (5 or mo
Herd, not less than 10 h
' 7th CI
Aged Board
Junior yearling boar
Junior boar pig
Aged Sow
Junipr yearling sow
Junior sow pig
Sow and litter (5 or mo
Herd, not less than 10 b
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8th Cla:
(Grad<
Best single barrow
Best pen of barrows (th
HORSE AND
E. T. Elliott,
Assistan
ANN<
Tee Dillon County !
the prize list with a list <
iums offered for the Fir
held in Dillon, S. C. Wed
> urday, October 20, 21, 2
The Secretary will j
one interested.
Ample accommodati
Secretary who will mak<
number of stalls that art
There must be thret
ner of any class for firs
compete second prize mo
All entries must be 1
the 19th day of October
No horse can receiv
cept that the third be in t
horse may win two blue:
fclues in single classes.
Correspondence on ;
show is solicited and -the \
tion desired.
LADIES MAY
Exhibitors are fiim
the order and time eaf h <
to enter the ring pr?>mpi
your loss. Shoula aily qu
for in the rules, thjfe sam
Committee whose caecisio
Entries Closer Tuesd
Trotting an/l Pacin
All classes d>pen to tl
STOCK EXP
l/lorses, D
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Brood mare arid horse cc
.Brood mare aifid mule co
* 1
Jack and thrde or more
Stallion and y or more 0
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Dill
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_ 3-00 2 00
3 00 2 00
re pigs) 5.00 2.50
lead 5.00 2.50
ss?Poland China
5-00 2-5?
3.00 2.00
? 3.00 2.00
- 5-00 2.50
- ? 3.00 2.00
. 3.00 2.00 y
re pigs - 5.00 2.50
lead ? 5.00 2.50
ss?Duroc Jersey , >*
? 5^?? 2-5?
; ; 3.00 2.00
. ? 3.00 2.00
? - 5 ?? ' 2.50 '
3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
s pigs) 5.00 3.00
lead 5.00 3.00
L. C. or Chester White.
5iUU **I>U
? 3-00 2.00
3.OO 2.00
5-00 3.00
? 3.OO 2.00
- 3.00 2.00
re pigs) 5.00 2.50
lead 5.00 3.00
ass?Tamworth.
5.00 2.50
3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
5.00 2.50
3.00 \ 2.00
? 3.00 2.00
re pigs) 5.00 2.50
iead 5.00 2.50
ass-Hampshire *
5-oo 2.50
? 3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
? 5.00 2.50
3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
re pigs) 5.00 2.50
iead 5.00 2.50
JRADES:
ss?Fat Barrows.
? nr Pure Bred)
5-00 2.50
tree) 6.00 3.00
MULE DEPARTMENT .
Chairman
t?J. D. Manning. /
3UNCEMENT
Fair Association herewith presents
3f the classes, together with premst
Annual exhibition which will be
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat2,
and 23, 1920.
gladly mail copy of this list to any
I
ions can be h^d by applying to the .
; convenient reservations for any
i needed.
i entry showing to entitl the wint
prize money. If only two entries
ney will be awarded,
rpade to the Secretary on or before
at ie o. m.
' ~ JT
e more than two blue ribbons, ex'
he championship class. However, a
s, as one of a pair, also two more
any subject in connection with the
Secretary will furnish any informaSHOW
IN ANY CLASS
lished with a free program giving
:lass comes. Have your entry ready
tly at time classed for. A delay is
estion or dispute arise not provided
e will be referred to the Executive
n shall be final,
lay, October 19th, 10 a. m.
g Races every day.
le world, unless otherwise specified.
[IBITION PROGRAM,
illon County Owned.
Class 1.
>lt 5.00 2.50
It 5.00 2.50
i of his get? 5.00 2.50
f his get 5.00 2.50
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Pair Woolen Blankets, Pair
Class 2.
Stallions:?Any breed, to be
First Prize ?
Second Prize
Third .Prize
Class 3.
Colts:?Either sex, from one
shown to halter.
First Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
Class 4.
Single Roadsters?To be sho
speed wagon. Horses and perfom
tails.
First Prize
Second ,
Third Prize ?
Class 5.
Fine Harness Horse?Must
Speed not considered. To be sho^
Horse only to count. To be shown
First Prize
Second Prize
^ V?5rH Pri7P _____
X 1111 U * ??
Class 6.
Child's Saddle Pony?13 ham
by boy or girl 8 to 12 years of ag
First Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
Class 7.
Child's Pony in Single Harne
be driven by boy or girl under 12
First Prize
Second Prize
Third" Prize ?
Class 8.
Best Halter Led Mule.
First Prize ?
Second Prize 1
Third Prize
Class 9.
Best Pair Haltler Led Mules.
First Prize ?
Second Prize
Third Prize
Class 10.
Combination Horse?To be s
under saddle, at a walk, trot or ca
First ,Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
Gass ii.
Saddle Horse?To be shown,
ridden by either Lady or Gentlem<
First Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize ?
FLORAL DEPA1
Mrs. Lutie M. Bethea,
Assistants:?Mrs. E. L. Powell, J
M. F. Edwards, Mrs. J. H
R. P. Hamer, Miss (
Gass i?Chrysanl
Best single white
Best single yellow
Best single pink J .
lr\Act cmfr1*? rpr\
X'v.Ob ivu ? ? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?<
Best single specimen ( not mentio
Best collection in pots ? .
Best collection in vases ? ?
Class 2?Rc
Best single specimen ?
Best collection, not less than 6 .
Class 3?Dal
Best collection, not less than 6 _
Cactus (any species) .
Pineapple ?
Night-blooming cereus ? .
Best collection of prince feathers
Stand wandering Jew ?
Lemon tree and fruit Orange
Plant and fruit
NEEDLE AND FANCY WO
Prizes offered for exhibits ii
lows: ist, 2nd and 3rd ribbons.
Articles exhibited in this de]
by residents of Dillon County.
Mrs. W. Chester Moore,
Assistants:?Mrs. W. P>. Stackhoi
Miss Lester Rogers, Mi
Mrs. P.. T. Rei
Class 1?Domesti
or Mixed Coverlet, Woolen Cover
M
nty I
0 23rd, / i
week's paper.]
Cotton Blankets, Cotton
shown under halter.
5-00
2.50
Ribbon
to two years old, to be
/ ? .
5.00
2.50
Ribbon ....
wn in light harness or
nance to count. (Long
' I ? - #
5,00
2.50
Ribbon? ^ ?
have style and action.
>vn to appropriate vehicle.
- 1
in ngni iiciintoa.
5.00
2.50 .
Ribbon
ds or under. To be ridden
e.
2.00
1.00
Ribbon
ss?13 hands or under to
years of age.
2.00
r "'
1.00
Ribbon
: " r li
4.50 "
1.50
Ribbon
5-00 L_.
2.50 if
Ribbon . I
hown in harness and then
nter.
500
2.50
Ribbon
, walk, trot and canter,
in.
2.50
1.50
Ribbon
RTMENT
Chairman
drs. S. E. Fenegan, Mrs.
. Stackhouse, Mrs.
Dlive Hayes
themums. '
.50 25.
.50 .25
.50 .25
.50 .25
ned) .50 .25
1.00 .50
1.00 .50
ises
.50 .25
1.00 .25
mas
75 -40
.50 -25
50 -25
.50 .25
.50 .25
.50 .25
.50 .25
.50 .25
RK DEPARTMENT.
I this .department as folpartment
must be owned
Chairman
use, Mrs. Kate Rogers,
ss Julia Alford,
II f roe.
c Fabrics
let, Home made mattress,
t t a
Lit!/
i a 1 r
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920
pair woolen socks, pair woolen st
pair infant cotton socks, pair cc
child's shoes, ladies shoes or si
bed spread, infant's afghan, larj
mat, lairtp or vase mat, pin cushi
sted, undervest, hearth rug, fasci
Class 7?Raised Worsted W
. Picture in tapestry, piano c
quin, cushion, sofa or pin, table <
chair cover, raised work, lamp <
footstool cover, raised work, heai
{ Gass 8?Embroidery i
Nightgown case, lady's dres
centerpiece, large, apron, doilies,
. cloak, fire screen, pin cushion, sc
towels, shams, toilet set, tidy, h
child's sacque, slippers, infant's 1
Best Boston fern ?
Best Asparagus fern
Best Ostrich Plume
Gass 8?Car
Best collection not less than 6-.
Class g?Misc
Calladium
Gass io?Drawn Work
Towels, apron, scarf, tray c
work, centerpiece, large or smal
doilies, sofa pillow.
SCHOOL EXHIBITS Al
R. S.( Rogers,
Assistants:?W. D. Roberts, R.
Wilson, Miss Lucile Tume
Miss Helen 1
SCHOOL
Best school exhibit, ist, Pri
$2.00. County Board of Educat:
prizes for the best average from
$2.00. .
cover, scarf, fire screen, piano sc
Class 9?Embroidery in Lin'
or Braid
Child's dress, sacque, lady's
scarf, pillow shams, chimese and
la holder, cushion, sofa or pin,
splashers, parasol, ladies' .waist,
piece, small, ladies' purse or bag.
Class 4?Ge
Best collection in pots ?
Best single geranium
Class 5?f
Best collection
Best single specimen ?
Class 6?Be
Best collection ? ?
Best single specimen ? ? ?
Class 7?I
Best collection of ferns
Best maiden hair fern ?
1. Blue ribbon for best ma]
2. Red ribbon for best map
3. Yellow ribbon for best m
First, second and third ribl:
Sewing Class?Plain sewinj
Fancy sewing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd 1
Manual Work?1st, 2nd, ai
ADDITIONAL
The first amount given belo
in Dillon County, the second to
J'.est milking stool
Best wheel tray ?
Best fircless cooker ?
cotton sewing thread, lb. woolen y
rug, rag carpet, specimen sewing
peck cocoons, stockings or half
shawl, specimen solk or woolen <
solk and cotton, three yards.
Class 2?Q
Laid work quilt in ootton, rais
work quilt in cotton, patch work
terpane, county made, raised wor
worstead, imitation marseilles, c
quilt in worsted, silk comfort, ci
in silk, quilt in outline, woven coi
/ Class 3?Crochetir
% Collar and cuffs, childs sex
large counterpane, laces, tidy, tab
mats, childs sacque.
Class 4?Knitting or T
Collar and cuffs, childs cap,
cover, tatted handkerchiefs,
i Class 5?Crochetii
Cradle quilt, large counterpa
table mats, toilet mats, lambreqt
x Class 6?Knitting, Netting or (
v Shawl, infant's cap or hood
cloak, child's shirt, ladies' skirt,
sted, child's hose, child's hose, i
T
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. !+* j
* '' ' *4^' ' Jj
.
, 1 \m
:ockings, pair cotton socks,
>tton stockings, oqe pound
arn, co\ton comfort, hearth
; silk, specimen reeled silk,
hose, handkerchiefs or
doth three yards, specimen
uilts.
ed work, cotton quilt, patc^i
quilt in silk, woven counk
quilt, patch work quilt in_ ;
rib quilt in worsted, crazy' >
ib quilt in silk, crazy qpilt
interpane, county made,
tg in Cotton. _ ^
:ks, craddle counterpane,
le mats, toilet mats, knitted |
. . . ? :'i
attmg in Cotton
tidy, lace, table mats, tray
< , :Jkt
ig in Cotton. k ^ ' *.
me, tidy lace, pillow shams,
lin. . 1 v
Crocheting in Zephyr Silk i
I, infant's sacque, child's 1
, gloves, silk, gloves, worvorsted,
lady's hose, silk,
ippers, worsted, hand bag,
je afghan, table mat, toilet ,
on, sofa cushion, tidy, wor- q
mators, laihbrequin.
ork, Tapestry Work, Etc. (
over, raised work, lambre-j
:over or scarf, raised work,
Dr vase mat, carriage robe,
*th rug, raised work slippers
in Silk or Worsted,
s, shawl, centerpiece, small,,
child's dress, child's sacque,
)fa cushion, picture frames, i
andkerchiefs, lady's skirt .
lood, lady's tea gown, table ?
'-50 .25 , ; ?i ?
.50 .25
.50 .25
nations
.50 .25
ellaneous
-- ? -SO -2?
and Hemstitching
over, handkerchief, spanisn
I, pillow shams, trimming,
JD SCHOOL DAY.
j Chairman j
T. Fairy, J. S. Fair, M. A.
r, Miss Mary Bryant, ,
3urriss. v 1 S
DAY.
ze, $5.00; 2nd, $2.50; 3rd,
ion offers first and second
school in parade, $3.00 and .
:arf.
en or Cotton, Outlining
ing.
apron, tidy, towels, doilies,
gown, chair cover, umbr.el- j
toilet set, handkerchief,
centerpiece, large, 'centerv
raniums ,,/
%j
75 -40 ?
.50 .25 <*
'alms j
.75 .40
.50 .25
gonias ;
.75 .40
? .50 .25,
1 |
?erns '
100 .75 ,
? .50 .25 }
3 drawing,
drawing,
lap drawing,
ion on booklets,
j 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd ribbons,
-ibbons.
id 3rd ribbons.
. PRIZES.
w is open to all school boys
rural schools only.
1.00 .50
1.50 1.00
1.50 100