The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 13, 1914, Image 8

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I I (lanital We sell fi Vd try us I We buy 1 Etc.. in Snlifi ( I do your tradi THE FAIR PREMIUM LIST October13th. 14tV ISth 16th. 1914. WOMAN'S DIVISION FT* Miss Ida Moore, Mgr. Class 1.?Domestic Science 1st Premium $1.00 or article value thereof. 2nd Premium 50c or article value thereof. Best loaf of vr-nst hrnnrl Best pan of biscuits Best pan of corn meal mufiins. Best pound cake. Best layer cake. Best ginger bread. Best pie, any kind, i ? . ^ i Butter Making Best pound of dairy butter (cream ' separator used) 1st, $2.00; 2nd $1.00. i Best pound of farm butter( separator not used), 1st, $2.00; 2nd, $1.00. Use glass topped 1 pint jars if possible. Jelly should be put up in tumblers. Best jar cucumber pickles. Best jar pear pickles. Best jar peach pickles. Best jar onion pickles. Best jar sour mixed pickles. Best jar pepper pickles. Best jar pear preserves. Best jar peach preserves. Best jar cherry preserves. Best jar strawberry preserves. Best jar blackberry preserves. Best jar plum preserves. Best jar watermelon rind preserves Best tumbler of apple jelly. best jar grape jelly. Best jar cherry jelly. Best jar strawberry jelly Best jar canned lo rnAoes. Best jar snap beans. Best jar butter beans. Best jar corn. Best jar peas. Best jar peaches. Best jar apples. Best jar blackberries. Class 2.?Domestic Art. 1st Premium $1.00 or article value thereof. 2nd Premium, 50c or article value thereof. Best machine made shirt waist. Best hand made embroidered shirt waist. ; Best rag rug. Best drawn work bureau scarf. Best sofa pillow cover. Best hand made jabot. Y-J Aof /lo UAOA O V* im ci; iiui lieu iiw.h:, & iivivft, Best patch 011 striped material. Best house work apron. Best dressed doll. Best hemstitched handkerchief. Best bed quilt Best embroidered centerpiece. Best yard crocheted lace. Best crocheted hand bag. Best crocheted collar and jabot. Best embroidered belt and collar, linen. Best hand made corset cover. MULLINS and Sur| irmers and we s and you'll be o ( b'ce, Meal, Corn, Cars and we ncn ng with us. Thi Class 2.?Girls' DemonstrationWork Miss Ida Moore, Agent The Canning Club. Scale of points: 1. Quality of products exhibited 20 per cent. 2. Quantity (raised on 1-10 acre 20 per cent. 3. Variety (of products exhibited) 20 per cent. 4. Profit 20 per cent 5. Report (form 3-11-1 20 per cent Total 100.00 p c Articles of Merchandise of the same value will be substituted for cash nrizes (to hn nnnniinpwl in some cases. Best score on scales of points?free scholarship to Winthrop short course 1915. Next best score on scale of points? Free scolarship to Winthrop Short Course 1915. Next best score on scale of points $5.00. Best exhibit?trip to State Fair 1914. Next best exhibit?trip to State Fare 1914. Next best exhibit $5.00 Best 5 cans or jars of tomatoes $3.00 Best 3 jars (or tins if you have tins) of peaches $1.00 Best jar of apples 50c Best jar of butter beans 50c Best jar of string beans 50c Best jar of beets 50c Best jar squashes 50c Best jar corn 50c Best jar pears 50c Best jar okra 50c Best jar strawberries 50c Best jar sour mixture 50c Best jar cucumber pickles 50c Best jar pickles 50c Best jar peach pickles 50c Best jar onion pickles 50c Best jar mixed pickles 50c Best jar pepper pickles 50c Best jar cabbage pickles 50c Best jar artichoke pickles 50c Best collection of pickles $3.00 Best jar pear preserves 50c Best iar neach nreserves KOe Host jar strawberry preserves 50c Best jar blackberry preserves 50c Best jar tomato preserves 50c Best jar peach preserves 50c Best jar plum preserves 50c Best jar fig preserves 50c Best jar watermelon rind preserves 50c Best jar quince preserves 50c Best jar apple preserves 50c Best jar cherry preserves 50c Best jar grape preserves 50c Best collection preserves $3.00 Best glass of apple jelly 50c Best glass blackberry jelly 50c Best glass grape jelly 50c Best glass cherry jelly 50c Best glass strawberry jelly 50c Best glass mulberry jelly 50c Best glass huckleberry jelly 50c Best glass crabapple jelly 50c Best glass plum jelly 50c Best glass peach jelly 50c Best collection jellies $3.00 Largest tomato left at Conway Drug Store or Boris Drug Store $1.00 Best cap and apron $2.00 I - A I 7 plus, ,ave them Money, ur Customers. OUR SALE! G. A. Johnson, Jo o per Edwards, Sugar, Bacon, L.a w have the Goods, s means money f< i n i ). r. i i. > Best booklet containing Ages tomato receipes $2.00 9 to 14 Best booklet containing history of crop $1.00 Best booklet containing Ages tomato receipes $1.00 15 to 18 Best booklet containing history of crop $3.00 Class 4?Girls' Poultry Club. Miss Ida Moore, Agent. ' Barred Plymoth Rocks 1st 2nd Pullet 50c Ribbon Cockerel 50c Ribbon Pen $1.00 Ribbon Rhode Island Reds 1st 2nd Pnl lot RIKKam ? ? ? ? VVX/ IVIUUVMI Cockerel 50c Ribbon 1st 2nd Cockerel 50c Ribbon Ren 31-00 Ribbon Brown Leghorn 1st 2nd Pullet 50c Ribbon Cockerel 50c Ribbon Pen $1.00 Ribbon White Leghorns 1st 2nd Pullet 50c Ribbon Cockerel 50c Ribbon Pen $1.00 Ribbon Boys Only 1st 2nd 3rd Pullet any kind $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Cockerel any kind $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Pen any kind $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Girls Only 1st 2nd 3rd Pullet any kind $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Cockerel any kind $5.00 $3.00 2.00 Pen any kind $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Class 5.?Flower Show 1 1st Premium $2.00 2nd Premium $1.00. Best single chrysanthemum Best double chrysanthemum Best collection chrysanthemums in pots. Best six chrysanthemums in vases Best roses any kind Best six roses potted Best six roses cut Best red dahlias Best pink dahlias Best white dahlias Best yellow dahlias Best bunch assorted dahlias Best collection violets Best collection ferns palms and begonias Best five cut geraniums Best, five ent. earnntirms Best collection wild flowers (open to children only) Class 6.?Manual Training 1st Premium $1.00 or article value thereof. 2nd Premium, 50c or article value thereof. Best plain mission book shelf Best shuck door mat Best white oak split basket Best raffia basket ' Best willow or reed basket Best straw broom Best hat rack?rustic T~ We cut close 1 5MEN ARE: W. D. Jenretl A. J. Johnso ird, Cotton Seed . Come to Mulli Dr you and us, a IUU9 Lily Best ironing board Best coat hanger Best butter paddle Best rolling pin Best split bottom chair Farm Demonstration Division >1. W. Wall, Mgr. Class 1.?General Farm Products 1st Premium $1.00 or article of value thereof and ribbon. 2nd Premium, 50c or article of valiie thereof and ribbon. Best allround display Farm Prolucts (open to all) $15.00 Best single ear corn Best ten ear collection. Best five stalks. Best largest pumpkin. Largest pumpkin Largest gourd Best stalk short staple cotton. Best stalk long staple cotton. Best live stalks ribbon cane. Best peck Irish potatoes. Best peck field peas. Best peck soja beans. Best peck velvet beans. Best bundle oats. Best bundle wheat. Best bundle rye. Best five stalks sorghum. Best bundle millet, any variety Best bale pea vine hay. Best bundle oats and vetch hay Best bundle crimson clover. Best bundle burr clover. Best bundle Lespedeza or Japan clover Best bale oats and vetch Best bundle red clover. Best bundle vetch. Class 2.?Truck Products. 1st Premium, 50c or value thereof irul blue ribbon. 2nd Premium, red ribbon. Best half dozen beets. Best half dozen carrots. Best half dozen egg-plant. Best half dozen squashes. Best half dozen cucumbers. Best half dozen radishes. Best half dozen turnips. Best citron. Best watermelon. Best half dozen tomatoes. Best 4 quarts garden peas, Best 4 quarts bunch beans. Best 1-2 dozen pods pepper. Best 1-2 dozen onions. Best bunch Asparagus (six pieces) Best cabbage (headed) Best collard. Best headed lettuce. Class 3.?Fruits. 1st Premium, 50c and blue ribbon. 2nd Pvnminm v*?d Best bunch grapes. Best 1-2 dozen pears. Best 1-2 dozen apples. Best 1-2 dozen peaches. Best 1-2 dozen plums. Best 1-2 dozen apricots. Best 1-2 dozen pomegranate. Best 1-2 dozen any fruits not classfied. Class 4.?Nuts. 1st Premium 50c and blue ribbon. 2nd Premium red ribbon. V S. C. . m f f V :or Cash and we s e, n. Meal, Oats, Hay, ns with your toba nd more of it. T.. ireasur Best quart walnuts. Best quart hickories. Best quart pecans. Best quart peanuts. Best quart chufas. Live Stock Division. M. W. Wall, Mgr. Class 1.?Horse Class. 1st Premium, $3.00 and blue ribbon 2nd Premium, Red Ribbon. Best two year old colt. Best mule colt. Best saddle horse. Best single mule. Best pony. In case of tie for first, both entries will receive first prize. I Class 2.?Cattle. 1st Premium, $3.00 or value and blue ribbon. 2nd Premium, red ribbon. Best bull, any breed. Best cow, any breed. Best heifer, any breed. Class 3.?Swine. 1st Premium, $2.00 or article value nnrl hlnc UIUU I 1DUWII, 2nd Premium, red ribbon. Open to all. Host boar, any breed. Best sow, any breed. Class 4.?Boys' Pig Club 1st Premium, $2.00 or value and ribbon. 2nd Premium, $1.00 or value and ribbon. Best Berkshire boar over 5 months old. Best Berkshire sow, over 5 months old. Best Poland-China boar, over 5 months old. Best Poland-China row, over 5 months old. Best Duroc-Jersey boar, over 5 months old. Best Puroc-Jersy sow, over 5 months old. Best Chester White boar, over 5 months old. Best Chester White sow, over 5 months old. TOBACCO DEPARTMENT Capt. J. E. Coles, Mgr. Not less than five pounds will be ad mitted in any lot of tobacco put on exhibition. Best lot bright wrappers Best lot bright mahogany wrappers Best lot dark mahogany wrappers Best lot bright cutters Best lot bright stemming leaf Best lot bright smokers Best lot mahogany smokers Best lot mahogany leaf Best lot tips, any kind Boys' Corn and Cotton Clubs Division. S. H. Brown, Mj?r, Class 1.?Corn. The two boys making the best allround report will receive a 30-day free Scholarship to Clemson Agricul n ! v ,000.00 . sell the goodt*. m Shorts, Flo v r J * cco and then I I JL er. I ~m?g- r . tural College in January 1915. jL Best ten ears, first premium $5.00; 2nd premium $4.00; 3rd premium l>3.00; 4th premium $2.00. Next eight, $1.00 each. Greatest profit on the investment, $2.00. Best 6 stalks of corn $1.00 Most prolific stalk $1.00 CIa88 2.?Cotton. ^ For cotton, Ginner's report will be require*!. Greatest yield, first premium $5.00; 2nd premium $4.00; 3rd premium $3.00; 4th premium $2.00. Best stalk of cotton $1.00 Class 3.?Manual Training V Best axe handle, first premium $1.50; 2nd, $1.25; 3rd, $1.00; 4th,75c; 3th, 50c; ten other premiums 25c each Best plow beam, first premium $1.50; 2nd, $1.25; 3rd, $1.00. Three other premiums 50c. Best small table, first premium fountain pen; 2nd, $1.00. Three other premiums 75c each. Best hammer handle, first premium ( 50c. Ten other premiums 25c each. Class 4.?Literary. Best drawing of a model school building and grounds, first premium . $1.50; 2nd premium, ribbon. Best written history of the corn crop, first premium $1.50; 2nd premium, ribbon. Best written history of the cotton crop, first premium $1.50; 2nd premium, ribbon. A nice gold medal will be given to the country boy or girl between the ages of 14 and 21 who writes the best paper on the subject. "A Model Farm." POULTRY DIVISION ? M. W. Wall, Mgr. Open to all. Class 1.?Chickens 1st Prize $1.00 and blue ribbon. 2nd Prize 50c and red ribbon. Best trio barred plymouth rocks Pest trio white plymouth rocks Pest trio white, golden or buff | wyandotte Rest trio Rhode Island Reds Rest trio Light Brahama Pesttrio Black Langshan Pest trio brown Leghorn Best trio black or white Minorca Best trio Black Spanish Pest trio buff Orpington Pest trio white Orpington Pest game, any breed Best pair capons Class 2.?Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Guineas. 1st premium $1.00 or value and ribbon. 2nd premium 50c or value and rib- i bon. y Rest pair bronze turkeys " Pest pair white turkeys Best pair pekin ducks Best pair Indian runner ducks Best pair toulouse geese Best pair peafowls Best pair pigeons . j