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vnrnirr HI 1 Of mm, PREMIUM LIST PARM DEMONSTRATION DIinsinw tjn 1 W *1 W I A M. W. Wall, Superintendent. * ; GRAIN y First premium, 50 cents with honor certificate and blue ribbon. Second premium, red ribbon. Corn. 1.?Most prolific five stalks, 2.?Highest five stalks, 3.?Best ten ears, collection, 4.?Best single ear, 5.?Greatest variety, 6?Best variety seed corn, 7.?Best ten ears pop corn, 8.?Best ten ears flint corn, Oats. 9.?Best bundle, Appier Ooats, 10.?Best bundle, Rust Proof, 11.?Best peck, Red, 12.?Best peck, White. Rye. 13.?Best bundle, any variety, 14.?Best peck, any variety, Wheat. 15.?Best bundle, Beardless, 1G.?Best bundle, bearded, 17.?Best peck, Soft, 18.?Best peck, hard, Rice. 19.?Best Bundle upland rice, any variety, 20.?Best bundle water flowed, gold seed, 21.?Best peek, any variety, T? 1 JDcli icjr . 22.?Best bundle, two-rowed, any variety, 23.?Best bundle, six-rowed, any variety, Broom Corn. 24.?Best ten stalks, standard variety, 25.?Best ten stalks, dwraf variety. Sorghum. 26.?Best five stalks, any variety, 27.?Best variety, ten stalks each. Kaffir Corn 28.?Best five stalks, any variety. Millet. 29.?Best five stalks, German, 30.?Best five stalks, Pearl. Sugar Cane. 31.?Best five stalks, purple or red, 32.?Best five stalks, striped or blue || WIN T Tn hp crivi 19 NV Wl < day of thi to the Fai I For every $5.00 Cash purct our Cash Register, will enti mobile. CONWAY DRUG C( For every $5.00 cash purch with eveny cash purchase, v chance at the Automobile. n T lmil A ii B. I. HTMANp UhUlit A Ticket to the Fair and a C number pounds Tobacco at tomobile to the Farmer whc ers Warehouse. | I 1 5. C.. OCTOBER 12-1! ribbon. LEGUMES. Class No. 2. Honor Certificate, with blue ribbon first prize. Red ribbon, second prize. 1.?Best bundle, soy beans, O Tinof Kllrt/l I A ??nliFAf KAO net *? uco b uuiiutUf vuiyci uvaunt 3.?Best bundle cowpeas, any va riety, 4.?Best bundle, red clover, 5.?Best bundle, white clover, 6.?Best bundle, crimson clover, 7.?Best bundle, bur clover, 8.?Best bundle, Japan clover, 9.?Best bundle, alfalfa clover, 10.?Best bundle, winter vetch, 11.?Best bundle, spring vetch, 12.?Best peck, velvet beans, 13.?Best peck, soy beans, 14.?Best peck, cowpeas, 15.?Best peck, iron cowpeas, 16.?Best peck, Unknown peas, 17.?Best peck, Whipporwill cowpeas 18.?Best peck, clay cowpeas, 19.?Best peck, any other variety, 21.?Best quart, garden beans, an; variety. Hays. 22.?Best bale, soy bean hay, 23.?Best bale, velvet bean hay, 24.?Best bale, alfalfa hay, or r? i 1 l _ i._ ao.? nest uuie, cuwpea. any variety, 26.?Best bale, crimson clover hay, 27.?Best bale, burr clover hay, 2S.?Best bale, Japan clover hay, 29.?Best bale, red clover hay, 2.0.?Best bale, winter vetch, 21.?Best bale, spring vetch. 32.?Best bale, bernmda grass, 33.?Best bale, oat hay, 34.?Best bale, oat straw hay, 35.?Best bale, mixed hay, 36.?Best bale, corn shuck hay, 37.?Best bale, crab grass, hay, 38.?Best bale, corn-fodder hay, 30?Bosf hnlp snrorhiim hnv 40.?Best bale, millet hay, any va riety, 41.?Best bale, oats and vetch hay, 42.?Best bale, oats and crimson cloy er hay, 43.?Best bale, rve and vetch hav. ROOT AND TUBER CROPS Class No. 3. 50 cents and honor certificate wit blue ribbon, first prize. Red ribbon, second prize. Chufas. | 1.?Best bunch, chufas, '4 2.?Best four quarts, chufas. Peanuts. 3.?Best bunch, Spanish peanuts, 4.?Best bunch, Carolina peanuts, HE AUTO en away or 2 Fair by tr ' Ulhn will nri VW11U Will 1*1 lase or the return of $5.00 wi tie the holder to a Free Ticket I. H ase or return of $5.00 worth ol vill entitle the htolder to a Free :R. SOUTHERL lhance at the Automobile to the our House each day, and one ti tse Tobacco brings the highest 'LANTERS WAREHOUSE THE HORRY HERJ www 1 1 mm. 1 c 5.?Best bunch, Virginia peanuts, 6.?Best peck, Spanish, 7.?Best peck, Carolina, 8.?Best peck, Virginia. i, Artichokes. 9.?Most prolific bunch, 1 10.?Best peck, * l 11.?Largest single artichoke. 1 Beets. 1 1 9 Q 12.?Best six, long variety, . 31.r-uBest six, round vari&y* v Onions. J 14.?Best six, white, < 15.?Best six, yellow, 1(5.?Best six, red, 17.?Best dozen, green, any variety. Carrots. c 18.?Best six, any variety. Turnips. 19.?Best six, rutabaga, 20.?Best six, any variety. " Sweet Potatoes. h 21.?Best half bushel, white variety, y j 22.?Best half bushel, yellow variety, ?Best half bushel, red variety, 1 24.?Largest potato, any variety, 25.?Greatest variety, peck each. L Irish Potatoes. 26.?Best peck, white variety, I 27.?Best peck, red variety, ' 28.?Largest Irish potato. > Radish. * C 29.?Best six, any variety. ^ NUTS. Class No. 4. t 50 cents and honor certificate with blue ribbon, first prize. C . .Red ribbon, second prize. 1.?Best quart walnuts, any variety, 2.?Best quart pecans, any variety, 3.?Host quart, hickories, any variety 4.?Best quart, acorns, any variety, t 5.?Best quart, hazlenuts, G.?Best quart, chinquapins. ^ ^ > MELONS* Class No. 5. ' 1.?Largest watermelon, 2.?Largest citron, 3.?Largest cushaw, h 4.?Largest gourd, 5.?Largest pumpkin, G.?Best six, squashes, 7.?Best six cantaloupes, 8.?Best six cucumbers. ( BUSH VEGETABLES. Class No. 6. 1.?Best six tomatoes, 2.?Best six egg-plants, ' ~ * 3.?Best six pods bell pepper, MOBILE i the last ading with AVAHAMiA illCIUIIdlllo ices on the ! Bi | 1 orth of Cash Receipts from 1 and a Chance at the Auto- | ' ORRY HARDWARE CO. I f Cash Tickets given by us I Ticket to the Fair and a | | AND FURNITURE CO. I s Farmer selling the greatest I < cket and a chance at the au- I ' price per pound at Plant- 1 1 I ( * / ' 1 k LI\ CONWAY, S. C. " ~ " ?? 4.?Best six pieces asparagus, 5.?Best stalk cayenne pepper, 6.?Best stalk any peper, 7.?Best head cabbage, 8.?Best head collard, ' * "? - ' j 1 0.?Best bunch celery, 1.?Best stalk okra, 2.?Best peck string beans, # 3.?Best peck green cowpeas. FRUITS. }lass No. 7. 1.?Best bunch grapes, any variety, 2.?Best bunch white grapes,. 3.?Best bunch purple grapes, 4.?Best pears, any variety, 5.?Best six apples, any variety, 6.?Best six crab-apples, 7.?Best six pomegranates, 8.?Best six apricots, 9.?Best quart plums, 0.?Best six peaches, any variety, 1.?Best six persimmons, 2.?Best lemon, , 3.?Best six of any kind of fruits not Iassified. COTTON. > ?lass No. 8. .?Best stalk Big Boll, * I.?Best stalk Long Staple, 3.?Best stalk Short Staple. THDAPPn i vunvuv/o 'lass No. 9. 1.?Best pound wrappers, lemon, 2.?Best pound wrappe?s, orange, 3.?Best pound wrappers, dark maogany, 4.?Best pound wrappers, light maogany, 5.?Best pound cutters, 6.?Best pound smokers. o .IVE STOCK DIVISION NO. 2. M. W. Wall, Superintendent. HORSES. 'lass No. I. $1.00 and honor certificate with lue ribbon, first prize. Red ribbon, second prize. 1.?Best two-year old colt, reared in lorry County, 2.? Best mule colt, reared in Horry 'ounty, 3.?Best pair mules, 4.?Best draft horses, 5.?Best pair carriage horses, 0.?Best pony reared in Horry Coun' 1 CATTLE. ^<9*? 'lass No. 2. 1.? Best* rloirv hull, nnv hrnnrl 2.?Best dairy cow, any breed, 3.?Best heifer, any breed, 4.?Best beef bull, ?\ny breed, 5.?Best beef cow any breed, 6.?Best beef heifer, any breed, 7.?Best dual purpose bull, any breed 8.?Best dual purpose cow, any breetl SWINE, 3lass No. 3. 1.?Best Berkshire boar, 2.?Best Berkshire sow, 3.?Best Polan China boar, 4.?Best Poland China sow, ? 5.?Best O. I. C. boar, 6.?Best O. I. C. sow, 7.?Best Duroc Jersey boar, 8.?Best Duroc Jersey sow, 9.?Best Tamworth boar, .0.?Best Tamworth sow. o POULTRY DIVISION NO. 3. M. W. Wall, Superintendent. 1 * . ? r . -. - * 1 "-* CHICKENS, Mass No. 1# 1.?Best trio S. C. White Leghorn, 2.?Best trio Black Orphington, 3.?Best trio Buff Orphington, 4.?Best trio W. Wyandott, 5.?Best trio W. Plymouth Rock, 6.?Best trfio Bd. Plymouth, 7.?Best trio R. I. Reds, 8.? Best trio Black Minorca, 9.?Best trio W. Minorca, 0.?Best trio Black Langshan, 1.?Best trio, any breed, not classiicd. TURKEYS. :iass No. 2. 1.?Best pair bronze turkeys, 2.?best pair while turkeys, DUCKS. >lass No. 1.?Best pair Indian Banner, 2.- Best pair l'rkin, PIGEONS. '.'lass No. 4. 4.?Best pair Pigeons, any breed. o VIEAT, BUTTER AND EGG DIVISION NO. 4. M. W. Wall, Superintendent. HOME PRODUCTS. IMass No. 1. First premium, 50 cents, honor ceriflPol A O lwl VllvU/VM I ?ii?\i inui i liiuviu Second premium, red ribbon. 1.?Host homo-cured hatn, 2.?Best home-cured shoulder, 3.?Best home-cured side, 4.?Best pound butter, 5.?Best doaren white eggs, 6.?Best dozen yellow eggs. o :0RI\l CLUB DIVISION NO 5. 3. H. Brown, Superintendent. 1.?Best ten ears corn, 1st prize, ?3.00; 2nd prize, $2.00; ten others, ?1.00 each; next 20, 50 cents each, With first premium an honor certifl:ate with blue ribbon will be given. 2.?The boy in each corn club district who makes the best record gets a free trip to the State Fair this fall, If the boys who win the free trip dc not accept the trip will go the next lighest. o BOYS MANUAL TRAINING DIVISION NO. 6. 3. H. Brown, Superintendent. Slas No. 1. _ rr? 7 Besides an honor certificate and blue ribbon for first and; red ribbon for second, the following: will be given: 1.?Best axe handle,. 1st prize $1; * the next five 25 cents each. 2.?Best modern kitedten, 1st prizta $1.00; 2nd, 50c.; 3rd, 25c. 3. -Best small kitchen table and stool! to fit, 1st, $1; 2nd,. 50c. 4.?Best poultry boose, 1st 75c; 2jr*fr, 25c. 5.?Best tobacco barn, 1st $1; 2nd, 2nd, 50c; 3rd 25c;. 6.?Best model: of a country heme* 1st, a fountain pen; 2nd, $1.00; 50c. 7.?Best model country church* 1st, fountain pen; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 50<x 8.?Best nsieidel of a school howe^ 1st $1; 2nd, pocket book; 3rd, 50 cents. 9.?Best barn and silo, 1st $&50;2hd $1.; 3rd 50 cents. 10.?Best oak split basket, 1st 75c; 2nd, 50c.; 3rd, 25c. 11.?Best; wa&on jack, 1st,. (SOc.; 2nd, 125c. ' :v " * iz.?uest singletree, 1st 75e.? 2nd 50c. Srd, 25c. 13.?Best collection of native woods of Horry County, 1st $2;; 2nd, $1; 3rd 75 c. o HOME DEMONSTRATION DIVISION NO. 7. Miss Annie Derham, Supt. DOMESTIC SCIENCE. Class No. 1. First premium. 50 cents with honor certificate and blue ribbon. Second premium, red ribbon. BREADS. Sr 1.?Best loaf lightbread, 2.?Best pan rolls, 3.?Best biscuit, 4.?Best corn muffins, 5.?Best plain cake, Hpcf ln\'ov ffil-o w . ^rVUV VUI\V) * 7.?Best molasses cake, 8.?Best cookies., any kind. CANDY. Class No. 2. 1.?Most attractive bo xfo homen /l/> UlllU^ V* C4 11VI V j 2.?Best chocolate fudge, t i 3.?Best peanut brittle, e' 1 4.?Best caromel, 5.?Best divinity. ' PRESERVES. Class No. 3. 1.?Best jar grape, i 2.?Best jar peach, 1 ,3.?Best jar fig, 4.?Best jar watermelon rind, 5.?Best jar strawberry. s JELLIES. Class No. 4. r~" ' 1.?Best glass apple, 2.?Best glass grape, 3.?Best glass plum, 4.?Best glass strawberry, 5.?Best glass fig, 6.?Best peach marmalade. PICKLES. Class No. 5. 1.?Best jar peach, sweet, 2.?Best jar pear, sweet, 3.?Best jar apple, sweet, 4.?Best jar tomato, sweet, 5.?Best jar cucumber, 6.?Best jar Dixie relish, 7.?Best jar tomato ketchup. x:f ' ACIDS. "" class No. c. 1.?Best bottle ?grape juice, '"* 2.?Best bottle grape acid, 3.?Best bottle strawberry acid, 4.?Best bottle blackberry cordial. CANNED FRUITS. Class No. 7. 1.?Best jar canned apples, 2.? Best jar canned peaches, 3.?Best jar canned figs, 4.?Best jar canned potatoes, 5.?Best jar canned berries. CANNED VEGETABLES. Class No. 8. 1.?Best jar canned tomatoes, 9. j ? ' ? u, iJtoi, jar caiillC'l DCUnS, 3.?Best jar canned corn, 4.?Best jar canned peas, 5.?Best jar canned squash, (}.?Best jar canned pepper, 7.?Best jar canned soup mixture. CANNED MEATS. Class No. 0. 1.?Best preserved sausage, 2.?Best preserved sea food, 3.?Best preserved meat, any kind. DOMESTIC ART DIVISION NO. 8. Miss Annie Derham, Supt. First prize, 25 cents with honor cer-! tificate and hlue ribbon. Second prize, red ribbon. PLAIN SEWING. Class No. 1. 1.?Best made work apron, 2.?Best made housa dress, 3.?Best made shirt waist, 4.?Best made man's shirt, 5.?Best darn in hose, (i.?Best pieced quilt, 7.?Best hand made or woolen rug. FANCY WORK. C4ass No. 2. 1.?Best embroidery on any article, 2.?Best crochet on any article, 3.?Best tatting on any practical. ? 4.?Best drawn work in any article, 5.?Most practical, yet beautiful work bag, 6.?Most practical, yet beautiful ' fancy apron, 1 7.?Most practical, yet beautiful boudoir cap, ! | 8.?Most practical, yet beautiful ' kimona, 9.?Most practical, yet beautiful baby cap, 10.?Most practical, yet beautiful baby dress, 11.?M)st practical, yet beautiful hat?any kind, 12.?Most practical, yet beautiful handkerchief, 13.?Most practical, yet beautiful 5=s. tftpmtL ?| o ' FLOWER DIVISION NO. 0. * - Miss Annie Derham,, Snpt. First prise, honor certificate wttlfc bhie Second prise, red ribbonw. 1 CULTIVATED FLOWERS. Class Now 1. L?Most perfect ferrvj, any variety, 2.?Most perfect begonia, any va? \ rtety, 3.?Most perfect boxrl water-grown \ bulbs, J 4k?Most beautiful bouquet chrysanthemums, 5.?Most beautiful' bouquet dahlia?, ! 6.?Most beautiful bouquet cosmos, 7.?Most beautffal bouquet rosq*^ 8.?Best all round geranium plant, 9.?Best all round chrysanthemum plant. ? ? o GIRLS MANUAL TRAININlf j DIVISION NO. ia Miss Annie Derham, Supt. \ REED AND RAFFIA. J Class No. 1. First prize, honor certificate with * blue ribbon. % Second prize, red ribbon. jal 1.?Best reed work basket, 2.?Best reed waste basket, 3.?Best reed tray, 4.?Best reed vase, / 5.?Best raffia basket, , C.?Best raffia bag, J * 7.?Best raffia picture frame, 8.?Best sofa pillow. \ The Norton I)rug Co., will give $3, for the best piece of Raffia work? $2 for best piece of Reed work. Exhibits ^ can be left at their store until opening ^ day of Fair. HOME CONVENIENCES. Class No. 2. 1.?Best home-made fireless cooker, 2.?Best home-made fly trap, 5 Rnef 1> r\?v\ ? ^ ? - ?? ' 1 v. i'voi. iiuiuc-iiiHiic irunnij? uoara, 4.?Rest homfi.maHft basket; native material, If* 5.?Best home-made flower' stand. i o GIRLS POULTRY CLUB DIVISION NO. 11. M. W Wall, Superintendent. J aJ'M "1 4 1 + # : Class No. 1. First prize, 50 cetns with honor cetfc tificate. Second prize, red ribbon. 1.?Best trio R. I. Reds, 2.?Best trio Plymouth Rocks, n?ct uu.,1. vt: ...?ui.ov i iu iJiacK luiuurca, 4.?Best trio White Leghorn. o GIRLS CLUB WORK DIVISION TP*1'NO. 12. v Miss Derliam, Agt. ______ 4 ' Class No. 1. "" * 1.?Best uniform cap, | ? . " 2.?Best record book, 3.?Best booklet containing history of work, 4.?Best loaf of lightbread, TT A) 1 V l'n.l _ /* 1 1 vwi ^vai a wuiR it ircc scnoiarship to Winthrop College short couMfr a r- ?, i i. 7 r'trm 6.?Same as No. 5, ^ 7.?Best club work done during 1015. P^or the first and second prizes will be a free trip to state fair, 1915. For the following 50c, honor certificate and blue ribbon will be given. 8.?Best glass jar tomatoes, 9.?Best glass jar soup mixture, 10.?Best glass jar ketchup, 11.?Best glass jar string beans, f*1 12.?Best glass jar cucumber pickles, 13.?Best glass jar pimentoes, 14.?Best collection of native flowers and leaves pressed. o THE CRISIS. Be not, allured by "shares" or "stock." Some day the crisis?O! the shock. i Be ye prepared like Job of old. ^ To part with business, bonds or golm And if we patiently bear the loss. j We'll find we only lose the dross. And gain in wisdom?better than gold Greater in value, a thousand fold. We write the above poem for a warning thought to those that may b% m tempted to invest in the now tmush > ff* room) business springing up'because of the war?business that will not be business after this war. The present is likely to end SOON in "a draw." The various powers will soon sec that to continue the war will mean a devastated world, and they will have ONE MIND (to compromise?for a certain amount?territory?kingdom) all to be super-ruled by ONE HEAD?th^ Pope of Rome. To this they will "AGREE AND GI To this they will "agroe and give their kingdom to the beast until the words of God shall be fulfilled." Then the crisis?"the time of trouble such as was not since there was a nation." Then "howl ye for the day of the LjKd is at hand; it shall come as a destrhc- * fion from the Almighty: Therefore shall all hands?(powers) be faint (not able to defend themselves) and | every man's heart shall melt" (be inclined to righteousness?godliness? the Christ idea)?"and so will receive j the Kingdom"?Christ's Kingdom, v O. P. S. f ; If this tract should make you fearful. 1 We have others, will make you cheer- I ful. J. P. S. I