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r KERSHAW COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM LIST _ I Because of a delay in the publication of the regular Premium Booklet, I he Chronicle is issuing below the Premium List in order that Lxhibitors may begin to get tneir exhibits ready for the County Fair which will be held beginning j Monday, October 14, and Continuing Through Saturday, October 19 ' / | PROGRAM I). & II. Shown will arrive Monday, October 14th, and exhibit during th? entire week, furnishing all midway attractions. This ia the largest carnival exhibiting at the Fair for a number of years. You will enjoy the novel rides and good clean shows. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th 6:00 P.M.?Fair gates open. Admission to all, 10c. 9:00 I\M.-rr-Fr?? attractions. . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th EXHIBITS RECEIVED?A committee will be on hand from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. to receive your exhibits. Get them in early and avoid the congestion. More people are going to exhibit this year than ever before. Don't fail to bring your best. 4:00 I' M.?Fair gutes open. Admission to all, 10c. 4:00 P.M.?Free attractions. 9:00 P.M.?Free attractions. C * , . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th 8CHOOL DAY All Teachers and Pupils will bo Admitted Free from 10:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M.?Fair gates and exhibits open. Admission: Adults 26c and Children, 10c. 10:00 A.M. Due to confusion, separation of children from parents, n and otherwise. The management deems it unwise to have a school parade this year. All school buses will - be admitted through side gate and parking place w^l be reserved for them. Students will be admitted when riding in the bUB or through the hialn gate as the school authorities elect. Tickets will be Issued to all superintendents of schools through Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts for the admission of teachers and students. 1:30 P.M.?Daylight fireworks display. Last year there was somo misunderstanding as to the fireworks, and many were disappointed. This year the management assures >ou that the daylight fireworks will be well worth seeing and is especially arranged for the pleasure of the children. 3:00 P.M.?Football game?Camden High School Freshman Team, p.nd contestant to be announced later. 5:00 P.M.?Free attraction. 9:00 P.M.?Mammoth fireworks display. The fireworks shot on this and succeeding night is positively the most elaborate display ever used at our Fair, and is, we are told, the most elaborate possible for such an occasion. 10:00 P.M.?Free attraction. S THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th | AGRICULTURE?FARMERS DAY 9:00 A.M.?Fair gates and exhibits open?Admission: Adults, 25c. Children, 10c. 10:00 A.M.?Judging of exhibits. 11:00 A.M.?Awarding of prizes and ribbons. 3 00 P.M.?Dog Show?Open to the State. Considerable Interest has been shown In this show for the past four years. We plan, this year to improve this show and are fortunate iu having as Judge one of the most capable men in the State. He will have full charge of this proJgram. No entrance fee will be charged but each contestant will be required to pay admission through the Fair Gates. Rules, Classes and Prizes are Listed else>. where. 4:30 P.M.?Free attractions. 9:00 P.M.?Mammoth fireworks display. 10:00 P.M.?Free attractions. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTURERS' DAY 9:00 A.M.?Fair gates and exhibits open. Admission: Adults, 2Cc. Children, 10c. 11:00 A.M.?Attractions In Merchants and Manufacturers exhibit building. 3:00 P.M.?Football game. Camden High School vs. Charleston High School. 5:00 P.M.?Free attractions. 8:00 P.M.?Attractions In Merchants and Manufacturers exhibit building. 9:00 P.M.?Mammoth fireworks display. 10:00 P.M.?Free acts. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th COLORED SCHOOL DAY Pupils and Teachers Admitted Free 9:00 A.M.?Fair gates and exhibits open. Admission: Adults, 26c. Children, 10c. 10:00 A.M.?Parade. All colored schools in County are asked to participate. Forming at Jackson High School and marching to Fair grounds. A school program In charge of officers of the schools is being arranged. 3:00 P.M.?Foot Ball game. Browning Home vs. contestants to be announced later. 5:00 P.M.?Fred'attractions. % 6:00 P.M.?Exhibit building closed. THE DOG SHOW C O Ivi ivi ITTEE Samuel Russell, Chairman CLASSES Pointers Class 1?For dogs over one year of age. Class 2?For bitches over one year of age. Class 3?Dogs and bitches under one year of age. Setters Class 4?For dogs over one year of age. Class 5?For bitches over one year of age. Class 6?For dogs or bitches under one year of age. Spaniels (Sporting) Class 7?Dogs over one year of age. Class 8?Bitches over one year of age. Class 9?Dogs or bitches under one year of age. Terriers Class 1Q?This class is open to all terriers but the committee reserves the right to divide and classify this class as it may see fit provided, there are enough a'nd sufficiently varied entries. Hounds Class 11?Dogs over one year of age. Class 12?Bitches over one year of age. Class 13?Dog or bitch under one year of age. German Police Dogs Class 14?Open to dogs and bitches over one year of age. Class 15?Dogs or bitches under one year of age. Pet or Lap Dogs Class 16?Open to any and all breeds of pet dogs of either sex or any age. Miscellaneous Class 17?Open to all dogs of representative breeds (other than pet dogs) not l^reinbefore classified Muts Class 18?This is for the children's dogs. Owner and exhibitor, boy or girl, must not be over sixteen years old. This I class is for dogs of any breed or breeding that belong to j children. They should be washed and nlqely shown and | they will receive the same awards as their aristocratic I . * compatriots in other classes. ! iftss 19?Best dog lu show. Open to ai! first and second prise winners in any of the above classes. I . COMMUNITY BOOTH . I First Prize Second Prlae Third Prlae Feurth Prlae Fifth Prlae 140.00 $00.00 $10.00 $15.00 $10.00 INDIVIDUAL FARM DISPLAYS All entries iii tiiitt department nm..i be product of farm from which exhibit is made. First Prize Second Prize 120.00 $16.00 The display to consist of products of the farm, garden, orchard, vineyard, dairy, needlework, canned and other products of farm. Exhibit No. 1?Swine Hampshires?Poland Chinas j Entry No. Flr,t 8econd Third 1. Junior Hoar lMg $u.00 $2.00 $1.U0 2. Senior Hoar Pig 2.00 2,00 1.00 3. Junior Yearling Boar 4.00 3.00 1.00 4. Senior Yearling Boar 4.00 3.00 1.00 6.. Any Age Boar 4.00 3.00 1.00 0. Junior Sow Pig 3.00 2.00 1.00 7. Senior Sow Pig 3.00 2.00 ' 1.00~ 8. Junior Yearling 4.00 3.00 1.00 0. Senior Yearling 4.00 3.00 1.00 10. Any Age Sow 4.00 3.00 1 00 Exhibit No. 2?Cattle j Guernseys and Jerseys Entry No. First Second Third 1. Bull 3 years and over $5.00 ^ $2.50 llibbon 2. Bull 2 years and under 3 years .... 6.00 2.50 Bibbon 3. Bull 1 year und under 2 years 3.00 1.50 Bibbon 4. Bull 1 year and under 3.00 1.50 Bibbon 5. Cow 3 years and over 5.00 2.50 Bibbon 6. Cow 2 years and under 3 years 5.00 2.50 Bibbon 7. Cow, 1 year and under 2 years 3.00 1.50 Bibbon 8. Cow 1 year and under 3.00 1.50 Bibbon 9. Best Cow, Dairy Breed Sweepstake Bibbon 10. Best Bull, Dairy Breed Sweepstake Bibbon In addition to the above McLeod & McLauchlin, Agents for Tuxedo Feeds, offer the following: Best Cow in show . 200 lbs. 24% Dairy Feed Second Best Cow in show 200 lbs. 10% Dairy Feed Premium List for the 4-H Club Girls will be furnished to Club Members and not published in book as heretofore. Exhibit No. 3?General Farm Exhibits (Quantities specified herein must be strictly adhered to) Entry No. First Second 1. Best ten ears prolific corn $1.00 $ .50 2. Best ten ears single-eared corn 1.00 .60 3. Best ten ears yellow corn 1.00 .50 4. Best half bushel mill corn 1.00 .50 5. Best peck Wheat 1.00 .50 6. Best peck Oats 1.00 .50 7. Best peck Bye 1.00 .50 8. Best peck Cow Peas, any variety 1.00 .50 9. Best peck Table Peas 1.00 .50 10. Best peck Soy Beans 1..00 .50 11. Best peek .Velvet Beans' 1.00 .50 12. Best peek Spanish Peanuts 1.00 .50 13. Best half-peck Onions 1.00 .50 14. Best peck Home-Ground Meal 1.00 .50 15. Best peck White Turnips 1.00 .60 10. Best dozen Tomatoes ; 1.00 .50 17. Best bale Soy Bean Hay 1.00 .50 18. Best bunch O-too-tan stalks with roots 1.00 .50 19. Best bale Mixed Hay 1.00 .50 20. Best half bushel Sweet Potatoes 1.00 .511 21. Best half bushel Irish Potatoes 1.00 .50 22. Best single head Cabbage 50 .25 23. Best stalk Collards 50 .25 24. Best dozen red table Beets 50 .25 25. Best Pumpkin 50 .26 26. Best dozen Carrots 50 .25 27. Best three heads Lettuce 50 .25 28. Best peck home-grown Rice 60 .26 29. Best dozen ripe Pimentos 50 .26 30. Best dozen Artichokes 60 .26 31. Best six Egg Plants 50 .26 32. Best dozen stalks Sorghum 50 .26 33. Best six stalks ribbon Cane 50 .25 34. Best peck Spinach 50 .26 36. Best peck Turnip Greens .. 50 .26 36. Best peck Mustard Greens 501 .26 37. Best bunch Radishes, twelve specimens 50 .25 38. Bfest quart Ribbon Cane 50 .26 39. Best quart Sorghum Syrup 50 .25 40. Best Ham 1.00 .50 41. Best Side Bacon 1.00 .50 42. Best Shoulder 1.00 .60 43. Best quart Pure Lard 1.00 .50 44. Best collection Seed grown this year to be shown in glass-topped jars 2.00 - 1.00 BEST COLLECTION GARDEN VEGETABLES I-ntfy Nu. Ffmx Second Third 45. Six or more varieties ? ....$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Exhibit No. 4?Household Department Entry No. First Second 1. Best Man's Shirt $ -75 $ .50 2. Best Boy's Shirt 76 .50 3. Best Boys' Suit 1.00 .50 4. Best Print Dress, woman's 1.00 .50 5. Best Wool Dress 1.00 .50 6. Best home-made Handkerchief 75 * .50 7. Best Baby Dress 100 .50 8. Best Remodeled Garment 100 .50 9. Best Child's Coat 1.00 .60 10. Best Print Apron * 50 .25 , 11. Best Tea Napkins 1.00 .60 12. Best Centerpiece 100 .60 13. Best Piece Quilt 1.00 .50 14. Best Bed Spread 1.00 .50 15. Best Luncheon Set 1.00 .50 16. Best Pillow Slips 1.00 .60 17. Best Towel 1.00 .50 18. Best Knitted Dress . 1.00 .50 19. Best Knitted Scarf 1.00 .50 20. Best Home-Made Rug 1.00 .50 21. Best home-dyed article 1.00 .50 22. Best Home-Made -Hat . 1.00 .50 23. Best Crocheted f)ress . 1.00 .60 24. Best child's Dress .. x, . 1.00 .60 Exhibit No. 5?THRIFT BOOTH Entry No. First Second 1. Rest Hooked Rug made from scraps $ .50 $ .26 2. Best Braided Rug made from scraps 60 .25 3. Best Crochet Rug made from scraps 50 .25 4. Best pair Pillow Cases made from sacks ??. -.50 .25 6. Best Bed 8pread made from sacks 50 .26 6. Best pair Window Curtains made from sacks .. .50 .25 7. Best Coat mado' from sacks 1.00 .60 8. Best Lady's Dress made from sacks .t 1.00 ..50 9. IJest Lady's Outfit consisting of Dress, Hat and Pocket Book made from sacks 1.00 .60 10. Beat cake home-made Soap ....... .60 .26 11. Best cake home-made Tpilot Soap 60 .*o o 12. Best home-made piece of equipment such as Crochet Needle, Rug Hook, etc. .'. .60 .26 13. Best home-made Chair 1.00 .60 14. Best Rebottomed Chair 1.60 .60 15. Best home-made Miscellaneous article 60 -*6 ___________ Exhibit No. 6?CANNED PRODUTS ! FRUITS: ? A M 1 Entry No. -? ???? ~~?? . - - First Second rl? 1. Best Jar reaches 9 .7b 9 bo j 2. Best Jar Peura 7b. .bO n I 3. Heat Jar Pluma 7ft. .ft0 f I 4. Beat Jar Apples 7ft .60 [ M 6. Best Jar Grapes . ............... , a ......... .75 ... .50 | 6. Rest Jar Scuppornonga 7ft .50 j 7. Heat Jar Hluckberrlea , 75 .bU [j 8. lteat Jar Cherries 7ft .50 j j 9. Best Jar Huckleberries 7ft .50 j J VEGETABLES:?B j 1. Heat Jar Tomatoes 7ft .ftU \ 2. Beat Jar Corn .75 .50 j 3. Beat Jar Soup 7ft .50 | j 4. Beat Jar Beana (String) 7b .50 ] b. Beat Jar Kraut 7b .50 0. Beat Jur Beets 71} .50 7. Beat Jar Carrota .7ft .50 I I 8. Boat Jar Gumbo (tomatoes & okru) 7b .50 ! MEATS; ? C j 1. Beat collection of Canned Meats 3.00 2.00 FRUIT JUICE8: ? D 1. Beat bottle Grupo Juice .75 .50 J 2. Beat bottle Scuppornong Juice 7b .50 | | 3. Beat bottle Blackberry Juice .7b .50 i i 4. Beat bottle Plum Juice 7b .50 fi I I PICKLES: ? E jli 1. Best Jar Cucumber Picklo '. 7ft .u0 lie 2. Beat jar Chow Chow Pickle 7ft .50 | 3. Beat Jar Dixie Relish .75 .50 | 4. Beat jar Pepper Relish 7ft .50 . ft. Beat Jar Mixed Pickle 75 .50 J 0. Beat jar Peach Picklo 7b .50 : 7. Beat jar Pear Pickle 7b .50 ' ; j i 5. Beat jar Watermelon Rind Picklo 7b .50 ! J 9. Beat jar Green Tomato Pickle 7ft .50 j JELLIES: ? F 1. Best jar Apple Jelly * .' 7ft .50 I 2. Beat jar Grape Jelly 75 .50 j 3. Best Jar Scuppernong Jelly 7f> .50 k 4. Beat jar Blackberry Jelly ; .76 >60 | ft. Beat jar Plum Jelly .75 .50 6. Beat Jar Huckjeberry Jelly 75 .50 7. Beat Jar Crabapple Jelly 75 , .50 I PRESERVES: ?- G | 1. Best jar Fig Preaorvoa 7ft .50 II 2. Best jar Watermelon Rind Preserves 7ft .50 ! | 3. Beat Jar Peach Preserves 7ft .50 I 4. Beat Jar Pear Preserves ' 7b .50 5. Beat jar Plum Preserves ' 7ft .50 6. Best Jar Cherry Preserves 7ft .50 | 7. Beat Jar Strawberry Preserves 7ft .50 8. Beat jar Blackberry Jam 7ft .50 j 9. Best Jar Huckleberry Jam 7ft .60 I I 10. Best Jar Conserve 7ft .50 |j j CANDIE8: ? H . 1. Best jar Mints 50 .25 I 2. Best dozen pieces Peanut Brittle 50 .25 . 3. Best dozen pieces Chocolate Fudge 50 .25 4. Best dozen pieces Seafoam 60 .25 f ft. Best dozen pieces Caramel fto .25 6. Best display mixed candles 1.00 .50 f Exhibit No. 7?MISCELLANEOUS I Entry No. First 8econd ! 1. Best hive Bees, screened or glassed |1.00 9 .50 j 2. Best frame of Honey 00 .25 3. Best pound Hection of Honey In comb 50 .25 II ? ?4. Best pound of strained Honey .'7 50 .25 j| ft. Best dozen White Eggs . .50 .25 ;j 6. Best dozen Brown Eggs 60 .25 j 7. Best half dozen Eggs In waterglaBs 50 .26 8. Best quart Vinegar 1 60 .26 9. Best pound Butter 50 .26 j Exhibit No. 8?COOKED FOODS Entry No. ' First Second 1. Best loaf white Yeast Bread |1.00 | .60 i 2. Best loaf Whole Wheat Yeast Bread .-'. 1.00 .60 3. Best loaf Raisin Bread y 1.00 .60 I 4. Best plate six White Rolls V 1.00 .60 5. Best plate six Whole Wheat Rolls 1.00 .60 I I 6. Best plate six Soda Biscuits ... - 1.00 .50 7. Best plate six Baking Powder Btscuits 1.00 .60 J 8. Best Devil's Food Cake 1.00 .50 ; 9. Best Chocolate Cake 1.00 .60 j J 10. Best Caramel Cake 1.00 .60 | 11. Best plate six Beaten Biscuit 1.00 .60 I 12. Best plate six White Muffins .50 .26 j 13. Best plate six Whole Wheat Muffins 60 .26 | 14. Best plate six Cinnamon RoIIb 76 .60 15. Best Pound Cake 2.00 1.00 I 16. Beat Angel Cake 1.00 .60 | 17. Best Cocoanut Cake 1.00 .60 | IK Item Whltft Fruit CaU . J* = 19. Best Black Fruit Cako 2.00 1.00 I 20. Best Jelly Roll 1.00 .50 i 21. Best Sponge Cake 76 .60 | } 22. Best Demon Pie 75 .60 f | 23. Beat Apple Pie 75 .60 II 24. Best plain Cookies 76 .60 I j 2ft. Best Chocolate Pie < .76 .60 Ml 26. Best Oatmeal Cookies .75 .50 j , 27. Best Ginger Cookies 7ft .60 Exhibit No. 9?SHEEP I Entry No. First Second | 1. Best Ewe ' 92.00 91.00 2. Best Ram 2.00 1.00 .1 | | 3. Best flock, five Ewes 2.00 1.00 I Exhibit No., 10?GOATS 11 I Entry No. First Second j 1. Best flock, flye or more 92.00 |1.00 j Exhibit No. 11 j Regular Premiums for Each of Major Breeds II Entry No. First Second Third J 1. Trios 92.00 91.00 Ribbon II I 2. Singles 1.00 .75 Ribbon 3. Display 2.00 1.00 Ribbon j | HALL OF FAME Best hen In show Ribbon I Best pullet In show Ribbon Best trio In show Ribbon Best cock in show ' ^ Ribbon j j Best cockerel in show Ribbon j j I In addition to the prizes offered In the poultry department, The } Spartan Grain and Feed Company, of Spartanburg, 8. C., offer the | j following specials: i | Best hen in show 50 lbs. Spartan Daying Mash f Best pullet in show 60 lbs. Spartan Daying Mash !| Best Trio In show 50 lbs. Spartan Daying Mash | j ] Best cock in show 26 lbs. Spartan Daying Mash 11 - j Best cockerel in show 25 lbs. Spartan laying Mash -I Entry No. First Second I i:-r4. Best pair Bronze Turkey? y:~~777.'.77.7777.77. 91.Su $i.uv |, j ] 6. Best pair White Holland Turkeys 2.00 1.00 j j 6. Best pair Burbon Red Turkeys 2.00 1.00 II 7. Best pair White Pekln Ducks 1.00 -.60 I; i j 8. Best pair Muscovy Ducks 1.00 - .60 9. Best pair Wild Ducks 1.00 ?0 , 10. Best pair Pigeons . 1.00 .60 | !