Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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nam in * | ~ ' * " """""" r~{ I THE BIS Whore you meet Mr. an AMUSEMENT and PROF Poultry and Farm Produ SHOWS have been enga 11 Merry-Go-Round, ar.d C I MARGARET QUINSY, Premiei Horry Fair Conway, Soi 13 OFFI H. P. Little Paul Quattlebaum Clias. R. Scarborough D. A. Spivey DIREC D. A. Spivey Ch&s. It. Scarborough Farm Department Live Stock Department Woman*3 Dept. # . Miss Annie Mercantile Displays and Parad Manufacturers The Fair will be open to the 16, 1917. The gates will ope will be closed at 5 p. m. each d Premium lists and any other from Chas. It. Scarborough. Admission to grounds, 25 ce All entries must be in by 4 p. The Association will feed an ^ ? ? - a - * ~ un tne last day of the Fair t partment will give to each pre Treasurer for the amount of hi All exhibits can be removed f after 4 p. m. November 17. N be removed before that date. c::pvess mast be prepaid and pi to Chas. R. Scarborough, Secre FARM DIVISION Class 1 Field Crops Dept.. Host farm exhibit, variety considered 1000 lbs high grade fertilizer, offered by Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company. 2nd prize: One 2-horse plow, offered by Horry Hardware Co. First prize, $1.00; second prize, '0 cents: ><Best stalk cotton. Best peck shelled corn. Be*4. peck wheat. For the following exhibits 50 cents in cash for the first premium and a red ribbon for the second. Best peck rice. Best sheaf of rice. Best sheaf of wheat. JJest bushel sweet potatoes. "Best bushel Irish potatoes. * Best peck Spanish peanuts. .,1 Best buahfcl burr clover seed. S Best^S'Unch crimson clover. f peck of velvet beans. ? ^feest peck of soy beans. Best stalk soy beans. Best peck apples. ?? Best peck pears. , Best peck onions. Best peck home-made meal. Best pea-vine hay. Best bale soy bean hay. Best bale clover hay. Best bale oats and vetch. For the following exhibits first ^premium, 25 cents cash; second premium, red ribbon. Best peck walnuts. Best quart pecans. Best cabbage. Best ten ears corn. Best ten stalks corn. Best ten stalks ribbon cane. Largest watermelon. Best display of vegetables, 400 lbs high grade fertilizer, offered by th< Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company Claas 2 Boy's Pig Club. Best pig 1st prize, $2.00; 2nd priz? $1.00; 3rd prize, 50 cants. Best kept record' 1st prize, $2.00 2nd prize, $1.00 . 3rd prize, 50 cent^ Class 3 Bo^s Corn Club. The M I0RIY CD i ANNUAL EVENT IN HORR d Mrs. Everybody and all their f :IT await you. Do not miss the ! ids. For your amusement Ml. RF ged for the entire week 12 Dig living Girl, Girl Shows or "4 America's champion lady highwater. every clay at 2 and 9 um List Association nth Caro ina 17 f!7"P C? . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer TOSS: , < ' W. B. King i i '} , i Paul Quattlebaura W. O. Davis, Chas. Headley Dcrham and Miss Alma Lewis es W. M. Goldfinch H. P. Little public on November 13, 14, 15, n at 9:30 a. m. and the doors ay. information can be secured nts. Autos, 10 cents. m. November 12th. d care for all live s^ock free, he Superintendent of each demium winner order on the s premium. r1 nni tVio .rrrrtn*i/5n nv, J ..-1 J; .VAX* Hiv q! uunuo ctliU UUUUlUgb o exhibits will be permitted to All exhibits sent by freight or ainly marked to Horry Fair or tary. ksst to i ears 1st prize, -00 lbs. Fertilizer, 2ml prize, $1.00. ."est single ear 1st piize, 200 lbs Fertilizer, 2nd prize, $1.00. Be t kept record 1st prize, 200 lb^. Fertilizer; 2nd prize, $1.00. This fertilizer also offered by the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company. S\Y IX E I)EPA RTMEXT. Dr. Clarke Headley, Supt. Class 1 Berkshire's. First premium, 50 cents; 2nd, red ribbon. Best boar. Best sow. Best pair under G months. Class 2 Duroc Jerseys. First premium 50 cents, second,, red ribbon. Best boar. Best sow. Best pair under G months. Class 3 Poland China. First premium, 50 cents, second, ed ribbon. Best boar. Best sow. Best pair under 0 mo-nths. Class 4 Any Breed.. Sweepstakes. First premium, 50 cents; second, red ribbon. Best boar. Best sow. Best pair under G months. Heaviest hog. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. r r r i c? .. r. i. jacuuy oupt. First premium, 50 cents; second premium, red ribbon. Best pair turkeys, any breed. Best pair Rhode Island Red's. (Cock and hen.) Best pair Barred Plymouth Rocks. Best pair white leghorns. Best pair brown Leghorns. . Best cock, any breed. ; Best hen, any breed. . Best dozen eggs. Any solid color. MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT , H. P. Little, 9upt. First-prsmium, 50 cents; seconc ; premium, red ribbon, i. Best home made axe handle. Beat 25 home made shingles. THE HORRY HE [eeting Pierce NOVEMBER . , ; r t t . % t.# ;y county riends. Here EDUCATION, great EXHIBIT of fine Stock, WS GREAT AMERICAN Clean Shows. Ferris Wheel, :9" Camps.) diver, will give her famous ex'nit p. m. Best piece of turned work. Best home made tool. Best collection home made wooden, i ware. Ul RAL SCHOOLS. M. J. Bullock, Manager. To the school which has the best exhibit in Manual Training work. This class is open to any school excepting the schools at Conway and T ^v.,W uui io? I To the best exhibit will be given school desk and chair. 2nd prize, Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. DOMESTIC ART DEPARTMENT.. Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum, Conway, Mrs Chas. R. Scarborough, Conway, Managers. Class 1?Plain Sewing. First premium, 25 cents; second, red ribbon. Best made house dress. Best made shirtwaist. Best made shirt. Best dam on hose. > Class 2?Domestic Fabric. Best home made rug. Best home made rag carpet. Class 3?Quilts. Best patchwork quilt. Class 4?Crocheting and Tattipg. Best handkerchief. Best lace or inserting. Best lunch set. Best medallion. Best scarf. Best towel. Best card case. Class 5 Km broidery. Best piece of embroidery on any cloth. Class (> Eyelet or Punch Work. Best piece of work. MANUAL TRAINING AND ART DEPARTMENT. Mrs. M. W. Collins, Conway, Miss Winnie Holliday, Gal. Ferry, Managers. First premium, blue ribbon; second vod ribbon. Be.st bonnet, hat or cap. Best basket. Best tray, Best table mats. \ I Best specimen reed work. 4 Best specimen raffia work. FLORAL DEPARTMENT. Mrs. B. T. Hyman, Mrs. J. S. Battle, Managers. Class 1 Chrysanthemums. First premium, blue ribbon; second, red ribbon. Best single specimen. Best collection cut flowers. Best collection in pots. Class 2 Roses. Best single specimen. Best collection cut. Class 3 Dahlias. Best single specimen. Best collection cut. Class 1 Geranium. Best potted in bloom. Best collection cut. Class 5 Miscellaneous. | Best palm. Best fern. Best begonia. DEPARTMENT MERCANTILE DISPLAYS AND PARADES. W. M. Goldfinch, Supt. : Best Decorated Rooth $5.00. RELICS AND CURIOS. Mrs. Arthur Burroughs, Col. C. P. Quattlbeaum, Managers. No premiums will be offered In this department, but the Association will be glad for any who has any * old or curious relic to bring it to the , fair for exhibition. Such things are I I always entertainieg and educational. ! HOME DEMONSTRATION WORK Annie M, Dei-ham, Supt. Alma G. Lewis, Asst. .. v v. BALD. CON WAT, S. 0 iMMPMUMBM1 * *? ^ of sill Horry ] L 13=16, 1917 X -, v:,;. ( i? ; . r ) p* ' i i FOUR BIG FULI TUESDAY Confederate V zens at Dinner. WEDNESDAY Merchants Cross. THURSDAY Automobile FRIDAY Educational Day Premium List out now Ge United Confederate Veterans jitio.n of fancy, acrobatic and hie DEPARTMENT 1. Exhibits from Girls Canning Clubs. Each girl exhibiting is asked to bring a variety of canned fruits and vegetables, pickles, catsup, relishes, jelly, preserves, fruit juices, acids, etc. This list is merely suggestive as ! gills are not limited to number or vnviof v f r?vrwliir>f<5 PvhiMfr*il I - - . w , V* I' * . ? *1 . VV V .'?*** Ul % Class 1 General Prizes. Every club girl sending an exhibit ; to the Pair, wh0 lias brought her hisj tory anil record book will be given a club pin. To the girl making the highest score on her all around record with a tenth ac^e garden will be given a scholarship to a short course in Home Economics at Wi ithrop, with all expenses. The girl making the second highest score will be given a similar scholarship with expenses. Note: These scholarships were awarded by Winthrop College, and it is expected that girls who win will be leaders in t'no work. If for any reason a girl should drop out the scholarship must pass to the one making the next highest score. The award of these prfzes will be based on the fresh and canned products of the garden according to the fcllowing standard for scoring: (1) Business showing, 30 points; to include management, yield and profit, each 10 points: value of tomatoes not sold reckoned at 10 cents per can. (2) Quality 30 points; of exhibits Id points, other products 15 points. , (3) Daily record book, 10 points. (4) Booklet containing history of seasons work, 30 points. Total 100 points. Class 2 Displays, Best general display of Club work $5.00. Second best display of Club work $3.00. Third best display of Club Work $2.00. Class 3 Products in Glass, First premium, 50 cents; sceimd ribbon. Best qt. tomatoes in glass. Best qt. green tomato pickles. Best qt. Tomato Catsup. Best qt. Chili Sauce. Best qt. Tomato Preserves. Best qt. Soup Mixture. Best qt. Blackberries. D r? 4- /vn a Vv r* lfvot (|u x c?viica. Best qt. Beans. Best qt. Apples. ; *> Best qt. Pears. Preserves. Best Pear Preserves. Best Fig Preserves. * Best Peaeh Preserves. Best Watermelon rind Preserves. Best Strawberry Preserves. Best Apple Preserves. "1 Best Grape Preserves. Pickle. Best Pear Pickle. Best Cucumber Pickle. Best Peach Pickle. Best Chow-chow Pickle. Best Pa3oe Pickle. Jellies. Best Blackberry Jelly. Best PUtm Jelly. 4 r? x t _ 11 dwv v*rupe juny. Best Apple Jelly. Best Strawberry Jelly. Jams ami Marmalade. 4 Best Strawberry Jam. Beat Apple Marmalade. Best Pvjajh Marmalade. Best Fig Marmalade. Best Apple Butter. Best Peanut Butter. Class 4. First prize, $1.00; second, ribbon. Best History of Work. Beat Daily Record. Best Recipe Book. 1J 3 V ' U v I People AY, S. C L FINE DAYS OF PLEASUR eteran's Day Veterans guests > and Red Cross Day 5 per cei Day Come in your oar Auto 1 School children free. t your copy. ; free every day. ih-diving, finishing with a dive Best Cap and Apron. Best Towel and Holder. Best Jelly Bag. DEPARTMENT TWO. First prize, $1.00; second, ribbon. Class 1., Open to all girls connected with our Canning- and Cooking Clubs. Rest Sweet Milk Biscuit. Bjst Sour Milk Biscuit. Best Loaf Bread. ,. Best Plain Rolls. Rest Fancy Rolls. Rest Cookies or Small Cakes. Class 2 Candy. Rest box vCandy, ,50c. Best Fudge..50:. Best Sea foam 50c. Best Caromel 50c. DEPARTMENT THREE. Cooking Exhibit. First Prize, 50 cents; second, ribbor Best Biscuit. Best Loaf White Bread. Best Loaf Graham Bread. Best Rolls. Best Corn Meal Bread. Best Potato Bread. est Peanut Bread. Best Soy Bean Meal Bread. Note: If recipes for these are desired, communicate at once with Home Dem Agent. Best Plain Cake. Best Layer Cake. Best Oatmeal Cookies. Best Peanut Cookies. Best Pound Butter. Exhibits of Canning, Drying, and Brining. First prize, $1.00: 2nd, ribbon. Best General Exhibit of Canning. Best General Exhibit 'of Drying. Best General Exhibit of Preserves. Best General Exhibit of Jams, Marmalades, Jellies. Best Genreal Exhibit of Pickles, Relishes. DEPARTMENT FOUR. Boys and Girls Poultry Clubs. Members are urged to exhibit their good birds. First prize, $1.00; 2nd, ribbon. Best hen. Best cock. Best trio. Best dozen eggs. Allmembers wlil be given a Poultry Club pin, if they bring in exhibit and record book. EVER SALIVATED BY CALOMELHIORRIBLE! Calomel is quicksilver and acts like dynamite on your liver. Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your druggist sells for a few cents a large bottle of Dodson's liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and can not salivate. Don't take calomel! It makes you sick the next day; it loses you a day's work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe, ?adv. ^ . =% J I E AND PROFIT I , of Association and Citi- | it of gate receipts to Red | tire and tube given away. 1 ' of 125 feet into a tank of 1 I DAUGHTER WAS WEAK AND FRAIL \ 1 *"1*1 1 "or a Long Time Lacked Strength to Walk Far. Nothing Seemed to He'p Wer i ,:RIEND SAID A-l-M WAS WHAT SHE NEEDED "My daughter's condition worried ih a great deal. She was weak, runlown and troubled all the time, coming into womanhood with irregularities which seemed to weight her down terribly and sap her strength and energy. She could walk but a little ways without resting/' says B. H. Carter, of Basset, Va., just a few days ago. . "A friend recommended Acid Iron Mineral to me and my daughter hadn't taken but two bottles before she was well and strong and going about the housework feeling wonderfully improved. The' results have been so remarkable in her case I believe Acid Iron Mineral will do all that is claimed for it and take pleasure in recommending it to all. I consider it a Godsend to suffering humanity." The above enthusiastic endorsement of Acid Iron Mineral, the great iron remedy, which thousands of people praise, proves how splendid it is as a tonic for the blood, kidneys, bladder, and digestion. Acid Iron Mineral may be obtained at most drug stores in large or small bottles. A teaspoonful in a glass of water makes a dose. It helps the blood drives out uric acid and other other impurities and strengthens almost from the first dose. The ajp petite is stimulated, digestion is helped, and the blood enriched, bringing back that rosy health glow to the cheeks and a sparkle to lack-lustre eyes. Note: Acid Iron Mineral is just a highly concentrated natural medicinal iron, tested and bottled by the Ferrodine Chemical Corp., Roanoke, Va., the lessors of the deposit from which it comes. It is non-alcoholic and nonir.jurious. Does not affect the teeth, cause constipation or harm digestion a3 ordinary iron is apt to do. Get? bottle to-day. adv Sold by Gto. J. Holliday, Galivants Ferry; Adams' Pharmacy, Aynor; Dusenbury & Co., Toddville, and other good druggists in this section. adv. RUSSIAN WARSHIPS TAKE HEAVY TOLL, Fifteen German fighting ships including 2 dreadnaughts were put out of action by the Russians during the actions last week around the Gulf of Riga, the Russian admiralty says the fate of the largest vessels is unknown but it is definitely established that the Germans lost six torpedo boats|L The overwhelming superiority of the German forces told however, and the Russian forces retired with loss of lL - 1 A. 4.1 _ _L!_ rtl 1 ' me u#iue snip oiava ana one large destroyer. Next Monday court begins. D. M. Mi shoe was among those visiting^ Conway- recently.