The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 09, 1915, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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Premium L
1.?The Horry Co
afternoon, October 11 th, at 1
2.?All persons d
and the dates mentioned abo
3.?The Fair Ass'
4?The Associa
same.
5.?All Live Stocl
6.?No exhibit .of
cause. '
I.? I he judaina o
8.?All live stock \
before or during the ludging.
9.?The judges ha
10.?There will b(
II.?Any exhibit
12.?All stockholc
13.?All concessi
14.?The Fair gro
P. M. to 11 P. M. Free.
15.?The Fair Bi
16.?The A. C. L.I
points within South Carol
PREMIUM LIST
FARM DEMONSTRATION DIVISION
NO. 1.
M. W. Wall, Superintendent.
GRAIN
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,
16.?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
raaH.
21.?Best peck, any variety,
Barley.
22.?Be3t 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,
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Sugar Cane.
31.?Best five stalks, purple or red,
32.?Best five stalks, striped or blue
ribbon. ,
LEGUMES.
Class No. 2.
Honor Certificate and 50 cents, with
blue ribbon.
Red ribbon, second prize.
1.?Best bundle, soy beans,
2.?Best bundle, velvet beans,
3.?Best bundle cowpeas, any variety,
4.?Best bundle, red clover,
5.?Best bundle, white clover,
>.?Best bundle, crimson clover,
7.?Best bundle, burr 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,
10.?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, any
variety.
Hays.
22.-^-Best bale, soy bean hay,
23.?Best bale, velvet bean hay,
?Best bale, alfalfa hay,
25.?Best bale, cowpea. any variety,
26.?Best bale, crimson clover hay,
27.?Best bale, burr clover hay,
28.?Best bale, Japan clover hay,
29.?Best bale, red clover hay,
30.?Best bale, winter vetch,
31.?Best bale, spring vetch,
32.?Best bale, Bermuda 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,
39.?Best bale, sorghum hay,
40.?Best bale, millet hay, any variety,
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RULES
unty Fair Association will open
J P. M., with the exception of S
esiring to send or bring exhibits
ve with the exception of perish;
ociation will only receive fruits
tion will not receive any live sto
<, and Poultry will be fed and ca
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Ml i J f \ 11 IVI Will UV UUUVfJll/U Ul VV/I
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f a'i products in the Farm Demc
/vill be judged on Wednesday Oc
ive been selected from outside H
; no charges for any entry, and
s not called for after October 2J
lers will be given booth space fr
on booths will be charged $5.00
und building will be open Tuesd;
lildi no will be open at 12 to 5 P
Railroad and Waccamaw Line o
ina.
41.?Best bale, oats and vetch hay,
42.?Best bale, oats and crimson clover
hay,
43.?Best bale, rye and vetch hay.
ROOT AND TUBER CROPS
Class No. 3.
50 cents and honor certificate with
blue ribbon, first prize.
Red ribbon, second prize.
Chufas.
1.?Best bunch, chufas,
2.?Best four quarts, chufas.
Peanuts.
3.?Best bunch, Spanish peanuts,
4.?Best bunch, Carolina peanuts,
5.?Best bunch, Virginia peanuts,
6.?Best peck, Spanish,
7.?Best peck, Carolina,
8.?Best peck, Virginia.
Artichokes.
9.?Most prolific bunch,
10.?Best peck,
11.?Largest single artichoke.
Beets.
12.?Best six, long variety,
31.?Best six, round variety,
Onions. .
14.?Best six, white,
15.?Best six, yellow,
16.?Best six, red,
17.?Best dozen, green, any variety.
Carrots.
18.?Best six, any variety.
Turnips.
19.?Best six, rutabaga,
20.?Best six, any variety.
Sweet Potatoes.
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? j. . uvj>l utin i;uoiifi, wiiilc variety,
22.?Best half bushel, yellow variety,
22.?Best half bushel, red variety,
24.?Largest potato, any variety,
25.?Greatest variety, peck eacn.
Irish Potatoes.
2G.?Best peck, white variety,
27.?Best peck, red variety,
28.?Largest Irish potato.
Radish.
29.?Best six, any variety.
NUTS.
Class No. 4.
50 cents and honor certificate with
blue ribbon, first prize.
. . Bed ribbon, second prize.
1.?Best quart walnuts, any variety,
2.?Best quart pecans, any variety,
8.?Best quart, hickories, any variety
4.?Best quart, acorns, any variety.
5.?Best quart, hazlenuts,
G.?Best quart, chinquapins.
MELONS. ~ 1 Class
No. 5. ' ~,vr: ? " T.
1.?Largest watermelon, *4^
2.?Largest citron,
8.?Largest cushaw, v
4.?Largest irourd, *?
5.?Largest pumpkin,
(>.?Host six, squashes,
7.?Best six cantaloupes,
8.?Best six cucumbers.
BUSH VEGETABLES.
Class No. (>.
1.? Best six tomatoes,
2.?Best six egg-plants,
o.? Best six pods bell pepper,
4.?Best six pieces asparagus,
5.?Best stalk cayenne pepper,
(>.?Best stalk any peper,
7.?Best head cabbage,
8.?Best head collard,
10.?Best bunch celery,
11.?Best stalk okra,
12.? Best peck string beans,
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FRUITS.
Class 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,
f>.?Best six crab-apples,
7.?Best six pomegranates,
8.?Best six apricots,
9.?Best quart plums,
10.?Best six peaches, any variety,
11.?Best six persimmons,
12.?Best lemon,
13.?Best six of any kind of fruits not
classified.
COTTON.
Class No. 8.
1.?Best stalk Big Boll,
2.?Best stalk Long Staple,
3.?Best stalk Short Staple.
TOBACCO.
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THE HORRY HE!
nnual Horry I
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GOVERNING THE
its doors to the public for entering
unday.
to tne fair may do so during these
jbl; products and Live Stock,
and perishable products on the 9t
ck on any day except Monday, Oc
viao.^ nu, L*.
1.?Best dairy bull, any breed,
2.?Best dairy cow, any breed,
3.?Best heifer, any breed,
4.?Best beef bull, any 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 breed
SWINE.
Class 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,
10.?Best Tamworth sow.
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POULTRY DIVISION NO. 3.
M. W. Wall, Superintendent.
CHICKENS.
Class No. 1.
1.?Best trio S. C. White Leghorn,
2.?Best trio Black Orphington,
3.? Best trio Buff Orphington,
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t.?nfsi trio vv . vvyunuon,
5.?Best trio W. Plymouth Rock,
f>.?Best trfio Bd. Plymouth,
7.?Best trio R. I. Reds,
8.?Best trio Black Minorca,
9.?Best trio W. Minorca,
10.?Best trio Black Langshan,
11.?Best trio, any breed, not classified.
? TURKEYS.
Class No. 2. - i i
1.?Best pair bronze turkeys,
2.?Best pair white turkeys,
DUCKS.
Class No. 3.
1.?Best pair Indian Runner, ,
2.- Best pair I okin,
PIGEONS.
Class No. 4.
4.?Best pair Pigeons, any breed.
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MEAT, BUTTER AND EGG DIVISION
NO. 4.
M. W. Wall, Superintendent.
HOME PRODUCTS.
Class No. 1.
First premium, 50 cents, honor certificate
and blue ribbon.
Second premium, red ribbon.
1.?Best home-cured ham,
2.?Best home-cured shoulder,
3.?Best home-cured side,
4.?Best pound butter,
5.?Best dozen white eggs,
6.?Best dozen yellow eggs.
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CORN CLUB DIVISION NO 5. *
5. 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 certifis
\ I \ $ *,
ired for by the Fair Association fr
7 P. M. October 11th, except that
?nsvration. Home Demonstration 2
tober 13th in the show ring withi
ry County,
the Fair Association will not be re
3rd will revert to the property of f
ee of charge, for exhibition purpo
' for space.
ay. October 12th, at 9:30 and clo
M.Friday. October 15th, for col
f Steamers will charge freight ra
Class No. 9.
1.?Best pound wrappers, lemon,
2.?Best pound wrappers, orange,
,'i.?Best pound wrappers, dark ma
hogany,
4.?Host pound wrappers, light mahogany,
5.?Host pound cutters,
6.?Hest pound smokers.
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LIVE STOCK DIVISION NO. 2.
M. W. Wall, Superintendent.
HORSES.
Class No. I.
$1.00 and honor certificate with
blue riWwn, first prize.
Red ribbon, second prize.
1.?Best two-year old colt, reared in
Horry County,
2.?Best mule colt, reared in Horry
County,
3.?Best pair mules,
4.?Best draft horses,
5.?Best pair carriage horses,
G.?Best pony reared in Horry County.
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CATTLE.
Clnnc XT~ O
RAH . CONWAY. S. C.
County Fair,
1 HORRY COUNT
exhibits on Saturday morning<
hours, or may send any exhib
:h and 11th of October, and pref
itober 11th, unless the exhibitor
om Monday, October 11th to Sa
the exhibit had been sent to th<
ind Boys Club Divisions will be
n the fair grounds. No exhibit*
sponsible for exhibit after 12 <
:air Association.
ses.
se at 5 P. M., and each succeedit
ored people.
tes only one way,?or return all
cate with blue ribbon will be given.
2.?The boy in each corn ciub district
who makes the best record gets
a free trip to the State Fair this fall.
If the boys who win the free trip do
not accept the trip will go the next
highest.
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BOYS MANUAL TRAINING DIVISION
NO. 6.
S. H. Brown, Superintendent,
Clas No. 1.
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;
2nd, for the next five 25 cents each.
2.?Best modern kitchen, 1st prize
$1.00; 2nd, 50c.; 3rd, 25c.
3.? Best small kitchen table and stool
to fit, 1st, $1; 2nd, 50c.
4.?Best poultry house, 1st 75c; 2nd,
25c,
5.?Best tobacco barn, 1st $1; 2nd,
2nd, 50c; 3rd 25c.
0. Best model of n pniinfrv linmo
1st, a fountain pen; 2nd, $1.00; 3rd,
50c.
7.?Best model country church, 1st,
fountain pen; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 50c.
8.?Best model of a school house, 1st
$1; 2nd, pocket book; 3rd, 50 cents.
9.?Best barn and silo, 1st $1.50;2nd
$1.; 3rd 50 cents.
10.?Best oak split basket, 1st 75c;
2nd, 50c.; 3rd, 25c.
11.?Best wagon jack, 1st, 50c.; 2nd,
25c.
12.?Best singletree, 1st 75c.; 2nd 50c.
3rd, 25c.
13.?Best collection of native woods
of Horry County, 1st $2; 2nd, $1; 3rd
75 c.
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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.
1.?Best loaf lightbread,
2.?Best pan rolls,
3.?Best biscuit,
4.?Best corn muffins,
5.?Best plain cake,
C).?Best layer cake,
7.?Best molasses cake, .?
8.?Best cookies, any kind.
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Villi u j
Class No. 2.
1.?Best attractive box of homemade
candy,
2.?Best chocolate fudge,
3.?Best peanut brittle,
4.?Best caromel, *
5.?Best divinity.
PRESERVES.
Class No. 3. ? "
1.?Best jar grape,
2.?Best jar peach,
3.?Best jar fig,
4.?Best jar watermelon rind,
5.?Best jar strawberry.
JELLIES.
Class No. 4.
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.
ACIDS.
Class No.
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, , ,
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Oct. 12,13,
Y FAIR.
at 9 o'clock, October 9th, and wii
its to the Farm Demonstration (
ers to receive such products onh
agrees to manage and feed his s
turdav October 16th. free of an\
} fair in ample time and was del:
done on Tuesday October 12th.
>r will be allowed to offer any s
o'clock October 16.
ig day during the Fair. The Fa
Live Stock and Farm Machiner
I 2.?Best jar canned poaches,
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,
2.?Best jar canned beans,
0.? uest 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. 9.
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 certificate
and blue ribbon.
Second prize, red ribbon.
PLAIN SEWING.
Class No. 1.
1.?Best made work apron,
2.?Best made house dress,
3.?Best made shirt waist,
4.?Best made man's shirt,
5.?Best darn in hose,
6.?Best pieced quilt,
7.?Best hand made or woolen rug.
FANCY WORK.
Class No. 2.
(Open to women.)
1.?Best embroidery on any article,
2.?Best crochet on any article,
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? i,uvviiii^ vmi any pi ctClK'Ul.
4.?Best drawn work in any article,
5.?Most practical, yet beautiful
work bag,
6.?Most practical, yot beautiful
fancy apron,
7.?Most practical, yet beautiful
boudoir cap,
8.?Most practical, yet beautiful
kimona,
9.?Most practical, yet beautifu
baby cap,
10.?Most practical, yet beautifu
baby dress,
11.?M:>st practical, yet beautifu
hat?any kind,
12.?Most practical, yet beautifu
handkerchief,
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y. J..UVV1VUI, uuauuiu
towel.
Class No. 3.
(Open to girls under 18 years of age.)
1.?Rest embroidery on any article,
2.?Best chrochet on any article,
3.?Best tatting on any article,
4.?Best drawn work in any article,
5.?Most practical, yet beautiful
work bag,
6.?Most practical, yet beautiful fancy
apron,
7.?Most practical, yet beautiful boudoir
cap,
Win the /
To be given away on the last d
the following reliable merchan
tickets to the Fair and chance
For every $5.00 Cash purchase or t
ceipts from our Cash Register, will
a Chance at the Automobile. ,
COIMWAY DRUG CO.
For every $5.00 cash purchase or the
ets, given by us with every purchas
Ticket to the Fair and a chance at
B. T. HYMAN, GROCER SU
A Ticket to the Fair and a Chance
ing the greatest number pounds To
ticket and a chance at the automobi
brings the highest price per pound
PLANTERS
I
The Fair Association will give t cha
$1.00 worth of tickets bought at the
FAIR ASJ
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14,15-1915.
II remain opien until Monday I
Jffice any time between now I
i on the 11 th of October. I
stock and be responsible for I
i finst tn tho ovhihif/\r? *1
w vw? kV kl IV VAIIIIil IUI I
ayed by some unavoidable I
uggestions to the judges I
iir grounds will be opened at 6 * *1
y free.' This applies only to M
8.?Most practical, yet beautiful ki- fl
mona, I
9.?Most practical, yet beautiful H
baby cap, (\|Q
10.?Most practical, yet beautiful
baby dress, H
11.?Most practical, yet beautiful H
hat?any kind, H
12.?Most practical, yet beautiful H
handkerchief, H
I!'. Most nrnnfi.ol *
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towel. H
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FLOWER DIVISION NO. 9. > I
Miss Annie Derham, Supt. I
First prize, honor certificate with H
blue ribbon. H
Second prize, red ribbon. H
CULTIVATED FLOWERS. I
Class No. 1. H
1.?Most perfect fern, any variety, H
2.?Most perfect begonia, any H
riety, - *? ? *** t- r i ^
8.?Most perfect bowl water-growm H
bulbs, H
4.?Most beautiful bouquet chrysan- H
themums,
5.?Most beautiful bouquet dahlias, H
6.?Most beautiful bouquet cosmos, H
7.?Most beautiful bouquet roses, H
8.?Best all round geranium plant,
9.?Best all round chrysanthemum
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piant. ^
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GIRLS MANUAL TRAINING I
DIVISION NO. 10. I
Miss Annie Derham, Supt. I
REED AND RAFFIA. I
I Class No. 1.
I First nrize, honor certificate and z5
I cents, with blue ribbon. H
Second prize, red ribbon.
\ 1.?Best reed work basket,
2.?Best reed waste basket,
I 3.?Best reed tray,
4.?Best reed vase,
I 5.?Best raffia basket,
f>.?Best raffia bag,
I 7.?Best raffia picture frame,
8.?Best sofa pillow.
I The Norton Drug Co., will give $df,
for the best piece of Raffia work; $2
I for best piece of Reed work. Exhibits
can be left at their store until opening
i ,lof T.^i
' HOME CONVENIENCES. I
( Class No. 2. I
1.?Best home-made fireless cook- |H
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2.?Best home-made fly trap, v
3.?Best home-made ironing boarfl,
I 4.?Best home-made basket, native
material,
5.?Best home-made flower stand.
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(COLUMN ONE.) ^
Automobile IV
ay of the Fair by trading with
ts of Conway who will give I
s at the Automobile as follows: I
he return of $5.00 worth of Cash Reentitle
the holder to a Free Ticket and
HORRY HARDWARE CO.
return of $5.00 worth of Cash Ticke,
will entitle the hold&r to a Free
the Automobile.
THERLAND FURNITURE CO.
at the Automobile to the Farmer se]^ I
bacco at our House each day, and one
le .to the Farmer whose Tobacco
at Planters Warehouse.
WAREHOUSE
nee at the Automobile with every I
gate at one time.
JOCIATION 7 I