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X 4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915. PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE 0 Awards Made af Csunty Fair The following Is a !4st of thoso j —M. Hill *,first: E. HHl/aerond. —' "— awar.dod promium:: at ifco - - - - — Anaual CoJIe^on who" wore award d premium: at Ijifei H«st slrgle-comli Biysk Orpinpton Countjr; cockf tel—Laurie Bentou, first; T. I* «• x*--.—- - * * ’ * Severn h Fair; BK^.iRT>»KXT A.—L1VF STOCK ' i ■—i^~ > ' ■ . O. KIOTT, liofnd, Sirperintend- / on\. ; llor^'.o. t, couutyi raised .one y* Murra}-, serond. I Best Hinftle-eoi.-.h Blaj;i; Orpington,! puliet-«-r. HIM. Laurie_Bento}r j * F*tr:W, , B a ritroir frtelpt;—J..K. \V. ris, flrft. * 1 * t / t ♦ “A. W. H restjzt b'l' ..1 iii^-- irst. « Brr-t velvet .bps ’ -J. irst; r . J. B -: :ch. ;.' , i OPi Lr.rt rlifm y ppns — !!. BfMt oolt, couat)i rarsea.one y*>ar «jOld and unde^y’. u. Caldwell, firBi; B. X. Beach, second;, c. J. Beach. thi-d. • Best colt, county raised, two years old—M.oodv Hiott. first; B. CJ. Hiott, second; B. W. Goodwin, third. Beet coit. county raised, three year* old—A. I.' Hiott. first; A. A. pjtfterson, second: V. J. Berry, third. Saddle horse, county raised—Dr. W. B. Ackerman, first: Bernard iliers, second:. A. O. Hiott. third. Saddle horse, free for all—Dozier Trashy, first: R. B. Padgett, seebnd; J. T. Beach, third. Single buggy horse, county raised — Bernard, Hiers, first: A. A. Pat terson. second. Single buggy horsei free for all Dotier Crpaby, first; G. E. H. Moore, / second; H. D. Miley. third. < Double buggy horse, neat matched —H. D. Miley. Drat; C. H. Caldwell, second. Males. Mule colt, county raised, one year old and under-A-B. W. - Goodwin, first. ' ‘ Best' irtule.’M'ee for all <^M. H. • Hiott. first; M. H. Hiott, second; B. J. Smiler. third. • Beat matched team, free for all— M.-H. Hiott, first. Cattle—Jersey. Best bull, three years and over— 6. I. Blocker, first. Beet cow—M. H. Hiott.? first; J. M. Avant. second. Beat calf under one year—M. II. Hiott, fihit. - Kwine—Berkshire. . Best pair pigs, one of each. sex. tinder six months old—Moody Hiott. ftrst. Best sow and pigs—T. J. Beach, first. • * Red Jersey. . Best boar over two years old:—B- W. Goodwin, first. , , Best sow and pigs—Dr. W-. B. s *Ackerman. first; J. B. Ackerman, second. ... o o o DTP.VK’tfMK'VT- B.—POl I.TKV C. J. BEACH. 3UP< > rinte:idcnt. / > Chirkirns. Best Anconas cockerel r VtV. W. B. Ackerman, first. • /> ’• Best Black Pit Ggme, f*>ck -Dr. -W v B'. Ackerman.- first. Best Black Pit, Garot', hen—Dr. U'. B. ‘ Ackerman, firat: Dr. W. B. Ackerman, second;. Br'^W., B. A ck# r- man third, , Best Black Pit Game, pen—Dr. W.* B. Ackerman, first. Be*t tOprnish Game, cock—Ml*s Caroline Klein, first. * Best Cornish Game, hen—Miss Carolii>c Klein, first: Mi«s Caroline 'Kleit^< second; Miss Caroline Kteip. second' E. Hill, third! Best singIe*conib Black Orpinrlon, - H. Hill, first! Best! Barred Plyir.oulli Hoc!:, rorl: — C. J. Beach, fir; t. • • * < Bh’BnBarred Plyiaouth Rock, cot k *». Beach, Snw: II. s. llli'rs. seccfid. , ' o o o * *t*T DKI’AKTMEM I).—’If ?rsKimi.D. tbit leii>: sec ilrd.' . ... tt|M n to World. Bc.vf f^riiNh fiane. •otic Misifr . Cendiee Klein.* first.' . 4 r ||» y t ornish <| inie.„ h**n Mi.« j C-tjo"*. • Kletu. first; Mi s Caroline : K* • ccr.d: Mi*A Ca-oli io Klr-fn. j thin! * ; S. L. Breland, *fli t; ,S. ' L. Hr/l!TBd. second. , w ih'st Barred Plymotiih*Rock. pul. |.!et—A. (’. Beach, first; A. C. Beach, aeeohd: A. C. Beach, third. Bc:*.t Barred Plymouth Rock, pen - -S. L. Breland, tirst. Ojien to tin* World. * Beat White Plymouth Hock, cock erel—W. H. Corfrath. first. Best White Plymouth Hock, pullet —W. II: Goefrath, first: W. II. Go. - frath. se-ond: W. H'^floefrath. third. Best R. I. Red. slnglo-eomb.eock— R. L. Fraser, first. Beat R. I. Red. single-comb hen— R. L. Fnwer, first: Meredith Joner. second. Beat R. J, Red. singlk-oomb cock erel—R. L. Fraser, first; 8. H. Fhv.. ser. second: Abe Bryant, third. Best R, I. Red. -single-comb pullet —8. H. Fraser, flrajp Mrs. II. W. Black, second: R. L. Fraser, third. Beat R. I. Red. single-comb oen— R. L. Fra*er.*fir*t. Beat Wvandotte white cock—J. .1. Padgett, first. ^ " Best Wyandotte white hen—J. J. Padgett, first; 8. L. Breland, second. Beat Wyandotte white cockerel-/- A. C. Breland, first. 8. L. Breland, second. • - X Beat WyandottcWPatridge'edek-- Edward Moultrie, tmt. (lass Berea Tnrkey*. .Beat Bronze Turkey, tom S. L. Breland, first: .Ipsgph W. Lucas, sec ond. % Best Bronze Turkey, Wn—S.“’L. Rrelandi first: Joseph W. tJttetis? sec ond. f •' / • Best Buftwn Red Turkey, cock-- (’. J. Reach, first. ' . _ Best Buff Turkey, tom—Oliver Brougbtmr; first. Beat Buff • Turkey, hen --Oliver Broughton, first. ‘ it- white Turkey, tom—J. .!>. PadgHt. flrst s B^st white Turkey, h^n^—J. J. Padgeft. first: J. J. Padgett, second. ( Use Eight—Backs. Best Indian Runner.* drake—R. E. Hiers. first: Rembert Kinsey, sec ond. . ' Best Indian Runner, duck—R. M. Jeffries, first: B. E. Hioit, %econ«’.: [• Rembert Kinsey; third. <la«w Xiao Aieewe. f Best pal r Toulouse', .geese- Mrs J. F. Lucas, ftfst.' , ■ » Best hair African geese- -Mr*. J. F Lucas. flr»t, '/ * ' . Ooa* Tow—fininoas. . Rest Pearl Ouipea. pair—H. K. Taylor, first. • ll<tst pair White Guinea:- Mr*. F. I.. Kinsev, first;• RemHort Kinsey, fc'cotic^ R. E. Hiott, third. o o o ll LKI'AKTMKVT T.—FARM IMiO- Itrrrs. or. third. || stard—Mra. E. W;J| i'ogot/uos. 1*. i ■ : lift '81100?'-r. r, . v . Got t ini', l! • : 1..11.* of 'O ‘on (tti t ft.*-: f- r’n M- " , • \ - Tnrot;-*, kV m. fir t . • n , o;. r. vc. . IH-.'W ir- : » firsf. \cl;<:rr m. i., : \V 'i"kcr. • - * : . ,r ma.i' .. :: W. W !«. A- . rmatv. .. ' •'•'.“'p s ’ : ’"i ‘ mail third . . « t R ' r ‘ 1 ' 'ii' hen vd, it .Aoke-nirV' fi-* •J~ v P Ac* •• •-! ’• n *••! :, Dr. \V. it. Ac^fttmao.j 1 . thiH. • ’. ; TV. s : Pit. Gem,.. - :r - |‘ ' .'A'. R. i ' •n-V - .n. --I f> \v. i! \ckcr- Kin.-'j first m.tn. s'>'V>ml. « R.'s, Hi’in ho'" he'!, t; J Vcr.di. r: m*.* F* V. •;. 'firsL I*. . i !. ’ ’ Iplshcl a)<•«;■ p ; 1 !• : • •' r of, r.-.m ' rlley, ii. . "csi lj:,tf /Aish’-l of • f.Hiur/! *!ji 1 Of VifhlC ' \. Pi Mr- !i Iff. Tharl s;t;u. Saperintead-' ert Bread. * r.< s roT? »in’ary shape--Mr*. *v L. 1 lira*. fi»*st. Best ]..aI*"ffnoa-! f Mr*. .E. \V F*%. scr. flrrt; Mn.' I!. L.*Luoas, r^toad^ • Takes. Rest r-cuntl cake—Mr*. E. L. Lu ca*. fiist. . Rest layer cake Xlr*. J. L. Rent*, first: Mrs. W. C. Hailey, seco: Mrs. E. W. Fras«*r, third. Rest tea <akes. one dozen^/Mr*. K. I-. Lucas.Ulrst: Mr*. E. W. Pun- *er. second. Pic* and t'a^tard*. Rest lemon custard—Mrs. Jam«a Rainov. first’; Mr*. E. L- Lucss. oo< ond: Mrs. E. W. Fraaor. third. Best potato cust Fraaor, first. Caancd FraiU an,! . Boat canned noaoho*—Mis^ Leila Rreland, first; Mrs. M. H. Hiott. pee- ond; Mrs. W? F. Bishop, third. Boot canned * poors—Mr*. J. E. Brvan. flTat: Mrs. A. ft. Padgett. ae».- ond; Mr*. W. F. Bishop, third. Beat canned blackberries—Mrs. M. H. Hiott. first: Mis* Annie Bearn, second: Mrs. W. (\ Bailey, third. ‘ Best canned grapes—Mr*. .Eula S. Fishburne. first. y Beat canned tomatoes—Mrs. (X II. Berry, first; Mrs. A. B. Padgett. ond: Mrs. W. F. Bishop, third. Best canned ^nkra—Mrs. M. H. Hiott. first; Mrs. Joseph W. Lucas, second. „, Best canned corn—Mrs. B 'vR. Smith, first. Best canned beans—Mrs. A. R. Padgett, first; Miss, Annie Bench, second; Mrs. R.. A. ^erndott. third. Preaerres. ; Best peach,preaenres—Mrs. B. A. Herndon, second; Mra. B. G. Hyrne, third. ‘ * . Best apple preserves—Mrs. B. G. Hyrne. third. Beat pear preserve*--Mrs. B, R. Smith, second; Mrs. J. (*. Hiers. third. , Best .Jig prc.scrvje* Miss .^Atinlo Beach, first: MDr. Tarrie Beach, aepi ond) - Mrs. R. H. Wi<«imani thisd. Best Watermelon rine preagnrea-- Mrs. W. E. Willis, second: J.H. Bu- Bois. third. ^ \ Best grape preserves—Mrs. Vertie Padgett-, third. Best tomato preaerve^—Mr*. »r- tie Padgett, third. . t 0 ' , Jellies. - Best apple jelliy—Miss-Leila Bre- Inhd. -firat f Mrs. B. G. Hyrne, aeb- ond: Mrs. B. G. Hyrng. third. •'. Best bUckberry Jelly—Mrs. B! R. Smith, firat: Mrs?. B. ^.eLucis. sec. dnd: Mr*. B. G. Hyrtfe. thlprfT ^ Best grqpc jelly MlsXl< # *** n Rrc? land, first; Mrs. J. E. Bryan, *.» «-ond Mrs. R. ft. Smith, third. . -R'**t appl * hotter—: ( Mrs. \>tt!c Pndeett. second; Mr.’- R. (’ i^yrn . third. •• • ' ’ > C'Cf't Pickles,. Mysf ^ ':'i l’ ? vc*'t . pi/li!'' M'* Biilrf S. !', tiurr Mr*. I H ! • io. i ■ ,rd f '!iy Xr ,i. • •< 1 t. iljd, . ' ", * R *» gren ?■ r !: >' * X: .a. • 'ii: R, g. ' | '. ;•,:nd; .• Ant'.lM ‘sJjil '-STS * f ti. •> T i V I i wS CCWu^-Tio^ HATS! HATS! EVERYTHING II _____ Lyons Velvets, Panne Velvets, Creton Velvets, Felts of Every Description. L T p-tMhe-Minute Styles.. Prompt Attention, and Priced to make Sales Easy at irs. W. A. Black Millinery Company WALTERBORO, S. C. • a . * y ’ • N. 1 . ' . ' / In 7> Jewels t, x ■# and in . Solid Nickel Screw V Case so we can furnish you same in the 20 or 25 year Goldfilled cases for a small ad ditional cosf. , • ./ . • / . . ‘ Fe have on hand all the Standeard makes of Watches, as Hamilton. Howard, *R Ack- ford and South Bend, in any gradfe from 7 to 21 Jewels ,which we will sell to you at the lowBift price possible. It’s no use to have a cheap watch—whin the Standard \^dtch is so cheap.* ; • If you want a reliable timepiece, cometo our store and it will surely pay you. THE S: FINN JEWELRY COMPANY . Walterboro,. S. e. ^ X X r v7”T7' zmasaLi'nns ! t ?’•: .N'lijn Mi 1 :!'>i ■ G. 1- -Mrs. A. W /Hd 'cnj Jiil*>!. Ih * ra-'.'r ihird. , < . <* (‘j’- .•irtic-hdic • ijXklcs Mr- J. T, .! I'W.M*-'i r <’. 'I : ?! * . i,,., .c;^., ^T.. X \ <> i‘n.'. IP, vi iirsl. 1 ^. Srr.ill Gi.-ir. i ... ?i" ; l Til"’• X‘ n it.-i v. IP' “hi ;’f ’f third. Rc*it :'.lng!''-'T*P)h Wliit*' I,'•?!..>r" uuljtt (\ J. RprcIi. fir>y; Mr<. ,?!. S.' Anderson, second: (•’. J. Rca« h. third. Best aingl»-(ohih Vyh'* * Lp^horn. pcn-^’. j. Be aid?, first: 11.^, Anderson, si'cord: C. J. ’teach, thirl. Best single-comb Ruff Leghorn, cockerel—8. L. Broland. first; K. P. Herndon, second. Beat single-comb Ruff Leghorn. Pullet—E. P. Herndon, first;. 8.' L. Breland. Second. Rest single-comb Black Minorca, cock- L. E Hill, first. Best single-conib Black Mlnorci. hen—!.. E. Hill.’’ first: L. E. Hill, second: L. E. Hill, third. Best single.rnmb ftnff Orpington, hen—R. M. Jeffries, first; Kttnbe-* Kinsey, second: R. R. I’lnur third. Best single-comb Huff Orpihrton. cockerel—I. F. Lucas. Sr., titst: Rembert Kinsev. second: R. R. l M - mer. third. S ' Beat single-comb. Buff Orpington, pullet—J. px*Lucas. Sr,? fihit : J: F. Lucas. 8r.. second: J, F. Lucas, Sr., third.' - / ' »• Best RiniEg*«onih Ruff Orpington? pen—B. R. Dimer, first. Best oingle-comh White Orpington. .-•1- U<_._ #• II I a I n flrwl • second; r , J. V*. If. Mo'»ri‘. fft'f: K. W Goo«lwin. sec ond: E. *\v Goodwill, fhfrd. 4 Rest h;»lf bushel Iron cow'peas/f? Moodv Hiot-t, first/.* . / Rest half bushel of GrowdiXfou ee.as \V. F Snfoak. firsty II. E Hiers. set oml / Bear hfilf bushel Wiiit»|>oorv.ill cow peas G-. E. H. Modre. first. PidatiM’v. Reyf liitlf httsliuL any Var+etv. swi'et potatoes A. W. Avant,. firs!: W. T. FurgesOr. Avant? fr.. Jhird. largest Xwcet potato-^ W. T. Fur. j gepson. ,ffrst; J. •('. Hiers, second. \V. F. Smoak. third. •. I'lndar*. Rest half bushel pindar*. *nnv v*-] /(ety D. W. Troshy;Tirst; G K.* H. Moore, second,.^ . • v Rest half bushel r.lnifXs G. K. If. Moore, first. Hay. . ,Res 1 halt; of cow peaf. G..,E. II Moore, first': J. J. Padgett, second Hs*g Prodact*. y / Rest lard, ten potmd tub -Annie Reach, first; II. .M. Hiott. ‘second. Rest ham, heaviest * Moody Hiott,] first: M. H. Hiott. second. • Rest cured hunt M. IL Hiott. coi k—Misit ^Garoline Klein. first: j first; W I.. T T tsev. second. Miaa aroline Klein, second. Best single-comb White Orpington b*n!'-Miss Taroline Klein, finy; Ml^s Caroline Klein, second: Mis' Caroline lAeln. third Beet sintbrjeomh While Orplugig)’-. i cockerel—Dr. M. C. Fishburne. firs' •slngle-eomh White. Orpington, :*t Dr. M (.*. rrnhhtirne. firs;; 13- Fikbburne, Ihird Heat nbtcle-eoP'h W’hUe (IrpiijRlon, pen—Dr. M\(\ Flshhiirnc first * *? Beat slng|c\pmh Black f)rplng{on «ork—E.-Hilj *, Beat slng!i*-i.ofti)x.B!:tck .Orpjngtort, Misrellani'oii*. Rest «it sfiks snear cane — T. .1. ttepch. first II. J Fender, second; .1. K. W. Morri«. third. Lareest piimnk'e - M. If. lHo'». first: John Cuhipbcli, second: M'oodv Hiott. tli'rd. „ Re.'l iti.xnlav of nrcans —- I'r.-r! Grace first: Hendersonville-school, second: J 'll. DnlSoi*. third- Rest’ display FnelNh walnuts W. ' x* t A.i. J. Fishburne. first. Mrs. Eula Fish- .hird.V • ' burne, second. ‘ . . . * Boys* Torn Club. / C. R. Bailey, first: Johnnie Hoate. sefiMtd: Kdggr Adams, third Itieit tomato catsun -Mr**. Joseph "V t.ut ay.‘pe.-'bndf: Mrs. J. G. Hiers, third, , Ifcejt ereen nepoen catsup \t ** > l.poas. •-di’ontlV' Mrs. R. H. Wlchman. Jhird ; - . WllH^ Rest blackb rr’' win*'- Mrs. E. i ;ien«;. M>eonit: -Mrs. B. G. Hyrne, theird. , i’ext •ctinpfTnopg wine- Mr*. Ella s. Fishburne. ffest: Daniel Crosby,’ se<ond: Me«. ( K. I. Lnca*. third. Dairy Peoflacfs; Re* 1 1 hi|t»cr In- prints- Daniel Crosby, third. ■ * -• * Snndrk**. iTei^ *irain**d' lmney -M1« Leila Rrci-.>nd. sccor.)l:aMts. A. R.'Padgett, third: ;'i , Rest svriif* 'J. W. ^and'Ts- Mi”*': C. O. 8aunder« second; Mr*. H- Saurdenf. third. • Extras. Rest nliini ^preserver -Njrs. H. G. Hyrne. third. Rest near sweet pickles Mr* M. H Hiott. first • M»*». E L. I.uc»<-, sec ond; Mr*. R. A. Herndon, third j. %Resl bent Plcklas—-JJr*. V if. Hiott tir«»' Mr« A Hudson. :-er- 'ind • H. .1 Kepdep.'third „ , * p-«»'onie” ntck|e* Mrs IJ. 11/ \V»c»in.j,i» third.'’ - **f j J >f Rest vinegar Mrs. \V> F. RI«ho*», thi^d .Hc^t ermned hiicklcberri*-r MT; M. «t. Hiott thted , Re“‘ c*»»*<U- - Edfth ttlc'eh. »^*»Ht. \>~«i.. nod K; XT' »-k ^"“t 'hjld*'- »••**' 'te/.i.l. »»np*~. <tpx-t : M~*. p \» '’•'••rav. ‘■eeond: M- ’ R-’llcI third. tv M filb' ^MIl third// t»r • ' ome-usadc lace .Mr* J. R. Liles. flr-J: Mr*« C. A.'W!IH», "' t ‘- Mrs. VV. K. Willis. vK , t* • • • ‘ . e« Our Men’s Clothing, Ladies Skirts and Suits have made the hit of the Season, owing t° their worth and bar- . - * > ' ’ 0* •!*'*" 1 \ \ , » . t* gain prices. Our Ready-to-Wear Garments are I igh * ' . ’ >e * Grade at Low Prices. r » . ' ,1 '• < _ e ' , t ... ' It is a well known fact to our customers that we sell our merchandise- at 25 to 40 per tent lower than our competitors. Therefore wc need not put up any special » ■ X ^ * sales, as our customers and patrons get the benefit of our enormous low prices the year round- So come and get your share. •• • Men^s Suits most, stylish. Our men’s* clothing sold so rapidly that we have been forced to duplicate our original order. Our men’s clothing certainly have sold owing to their worth. None better madt. Fine mar terial and latest styles. Prices so low as to meet your needs. s *l?i.00 Suits for. u $7.7S $10.00 Suits for. $698 $12.50 Suits for :.$8.98 $16.00 Suits for....,, $10.98 fCtmtir.ucd From Page Three.) LADIES' SPITS .Just received an exquisite line of drum mer’s sample suits? Worth doub*e theii* sellingnrices. It was a chance opportunity that edine to us and we bought the entire line They are real bargains. y Poplins and Serges- - $8.00 Suits for $3.98 $10iM) Suits for ? $5.98 $13.00 Suits for /. $8.98 $15.00 Suits for . .*. .,.$9.98 - ,y. ■ The.lack of sppee prevpnts us from mentioning our many bargains, bu) it'14 a known fact that we are heaaquarters for Dry Goods, Ladies’, Men’s and Children;> Shoes^and Furnishings COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF AT * ^ . - Sobel & Bogoslow Where the Dollar Does Its Duty . - - " /. - . ■ \ - X ' Walterboro. S. C. it X / / ll 1% r 1 •