The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 08, 1913, PART 1, PAGES 1 TO 8, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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PREMIUM AND PRIZE LIST LAURENS COU?TY FAIR (Continued from Page Two.) 55 Best light draft mare. 56 Best light draft mare and colt. 1 pair gent's shoes, $3.00. J. C. Bums & Co. 57 Best light draft horse or mare colt under 1 year old. 1 man's hat. $3.00. by Mieter Co. 58 Best light draft horse colt over 1 year old. 1 watch, $2.00, by J. C. Burns Co. 59 Best light draft mare colt over 1 year old. 1 suit overalls, $2.on, by Minter Co., rnd 1 sack guano, $2..".o. 59M? Best county raised stallion, 1 years old and under. Mules. CO Best pair mules, Laurens County raised. 1 pair men's Knox shoes. $:;.:.(>, by Switzer "o. 60V4 Best :: year old, halter led. 1 rawhide whip, $1.00, by J, A. Franks. C>1 Best mule eolt. 2 years old, halter led. 2 sacks Planters special grain grow er guano. $5.00, W. C. Wharton. 02 Best mule eolt. 1 ve.ir old. halter led. 2 sacks Roysters guano, $5.00, Ow ings & Hobo. ('?:? Best marc and mule colt under 1 year old. 65 per cent and 35 per cent respectively. 1 pair shoes, $4.00, Davis, Roper Co. fit Best jack. 65 Best Jennett. f>6 Best jennett and colt. t'..". per cent and 35 per cent respectively. C7 Best jack and get. t'.S (Display of W. D. Byrd and Son's jack and get. Best colt under 1 year old from their jack: 1st. $3.50; 2nd. $2.75. Hest colt over 1 year old from their jack: 1st. $3.60; 2nd. $2.7.".. f>9 Display stallion and get. 69V& Oldest and best preserved fam ily horse. Bible, $2.00, Palmetto Drug Co. Horses. 70 Boy riding, under 12 years old. Boy's saddle. $4.00, Brooks Hard ware Co. 71 Best Shetland pony, ridden by boy or girl. ."> lb. box candy, by Palace of Sweets. 72 Hest riding by lady. Ladies' hat, $5.00, Davis, Roper Co. 72, Best Shetland pony, driven in har ness, ?">?"? pei- cent and :'."> per cent. Brooch, $."..oo. by Fleming Bros. 71 Best riding by gentleman. Umbrella, $1.50, by w. <;. Wilson & Co. 7? Be: t driving by lady. Cold brooch. $5.00, Fleming Bros. 76 'Best saddle innre. Watch chain. $2.50, ft'. Solomon. 77 Best saddle horse. Signet ring. $2.50, W. Solomon. 7S Best saddle mare or horse. 1 year subscription to Southern Cultivator. 7!) Best single harness mule. Cash. $2.50, by D. II. Counts. SO Best pair geldings driven in har ness. I dozen cabinet photos. $4,00, Nich ols Studio. 81 He: t pair mules, driven in har ness. 1,000 shingles. $2.50, lludgens Roper. 82 Best mare driven in harness. Premium. $3.00, Rays Pharmacy. S2. Best gelding driven in harness. I box cigars, $2.50, Powe Drug Co. S3V6 Saddle mule. I razor, $2.00, Mosoloy & Roland. s| Best pair mares, driven in harness $2.r.o premium, 85 Best pair.?one of each sex. driven in harness. 1 pair gent's gloves, $1.00. M, Terry, and I year subscription to Pro gressive Farmer. ( vtili: dkpari .went. A. I-:. Cleveland. .1. M. Suniercl, Superintendents. a) rshircs. 86 Best bull. 2 years old and over. 1 sack cotton seed meal, $1.10. LilU rons Oil Mill. 87 Best bull, under 2 years old. 1 sack cotton seed meal. $1.40, Lau rens Oil Mill. sS Best cow, 2 years old ami over. 1 sack cotton seed meal, $1,40, Lati rens Oil Mill. S9 liest beifei-, updi'l' - years old. } sack et?ton Beeltj nietil, fl.40, Lj\u rens Oil Mill, ftp Best display of Ayshires. j> s,(>('k feed, $2.00. Dr. B. F. ^ I'osey. Jerseys'* ft I Best hull, 2 years old and over. 2 sacks Planters special grain grow ? Cr guano, W. C Wharton. 92 Best bull, under 2 years old. 1 sack cotton seed meal. $1.40, l.au rens on Mill. ;.3 Best cow, 2 years old and over. 2. sack ; cotton seed meal. $1.20, Lad' rens Oil Mill. 94' Best heifer, under i years old. 2 sacks cotton seed meal, $2.SO, Lau rens oil Mill. !>:? Best. display of Jerseys. 5 sacks cotton seed meal, $7.00, Latl rens oil Mill, fit; Hest grade cow any age. 2, sacks cotton seed meal. $4.20, Lau rons oil Mill. 07 liest grade heifer 2 to 3 years old. 1 siM'k V. C. Chem. Co. guano. $2..*,0, through A. Huff. OR Best grade heifer 1 to 2 years old. 1 -sack Ktiwan guano. $2.:.0. through Owings & Owings. 00 Best grade heifer calf under 1 vear old. 1 sack Roystor guano. $2.50, Owings & Bobo. 100 Best pure bred cattle, any other type. 2 sacks Coe. Mortimer Co. guano. Dr. W. C. Irhy. 101 Best, display of cattle. I pair pants, made to measure, $6.00, Kaurens Tailoring Co. sheep AND BOMS. M. W. Ct ay. W. I'. Brown. Superintendent. 102 Best penmtltton sheep. 25 lbs sugar. $1.35, Owings & Owings. 103 Best pen wool sheep. 25 lbs sugar. $1.35, Bennett & Ow ings. 104 Best pen angora goats. 1 sack cotton seed meal, $1.40, Lau rens Oil Mill. 105 Best penmilk goats. 106 Best pen native goats. i can Chase A Sanborn Coffee, $1.35. Benntt &: Owens. SWINE. John 1>. Hunter, O. 1* Hunter. Superintendents. Essex Hees. 107 Hest aged boar. 2 sacks Ktewan guano. $."..00, Owings & Owings. 1 OS Hest young boar. 10 H?s. clover seed. $1.00, Hunter & Company. 109 Hest boar pig. 12V? lbs clover seed. $1.2."., Kennedy Hros. 110 Hest aged sow. 111 It.-st young sow. 12Vi lhs clover seed, $1.25, Kennedy Hros. 112 Host sow pig. 50 lbs Aunt Hose Hour, $1.7.*.. Swy gert & Nickels Co. 113 Hest display of not less than live. 50 lhs Hour, $1.50, Hunter Company. Berk slit re. Ill Best aged boar. I 2 sacks V. C. Client. Co. guano. $5.00, Owings & Owings. I 15 Best young boar. 10 rods 30 Pittsburgh Held fence. $3.50, Kattiens Hardware Co 1 IG Best boar pig. 1 sack V. C. Client. Co. guano. $2.50, through A. Huff. 1 1 7 Best aged sow. 2."? lbs sugar. $1,50, Hunter Company. 11S Best young sow. 1 sack Ktewan guano, $2.50, Owings & Owings. II!? Hest sow pig. 1 sack Planters grain grower, $2.5n, W. C. Wharton. 120 Hest display of not less than live. 1 heifer calf (Ayrshire), $10.00, by J. I). W. Watts. Poland China. 121?Best aged hoar. 2 sacks Coe. Mortimer guano. $5.00, Dr. W. C. Irhy. 122 Beat young boar. 28 lbs sugar. $1.50, Kennedy Hros. 12:1 Best boar pig. 1 year subscription to Progressive Farmer. 12 1 Best aged sow. 1 sack Boystcr guano. $2..*,0, Owings & Hobo. 125 Best young sow. 120 Best sow pig. 127 Hest display of not less than live. 50 lbs Imperial dour. $1.50, Mahaffey & Babb. Other Breeds. 128 Best aged boar, any other breed. 1 Back V. C. Choni. Co. guano. $2.50, A. Huff. 129 Best young boar, any pthor breed. I sack Ktiwan guano, $2..".n, Owings <K- Owings. 130 Best boar pig, any other breed. 1 sack Coe, .Mortimer Co. guano. W. C. Irhy. 12.1 Best aged sow. any other breed. 1 sack Planters grain grower, $2.50, W. C. Wharton. 132 Best young sow. any other breed. I sack Roystor guano, $2.50, Owings &. Bobo. 133 Best sow pig, any other breed. 1 sack V. C. Choni. 'Co. guano. $2.50, A. Huff. Kl I Best grade sow. .".0 lbs Imperial Hour. $1.50, Mahaffey & Babb. 135 Best grade gilt. 50 lhs Aunt Rose Hour. $1.75 Swy gert-Niekels Co. hp; Host grnd sow pig. 50 lbs White Bose Hour. $1.50, Ow ings & Owings. 127 Best litter pigs. 1 pair wool blankets. $4.50, Kev.?rette Furniture Co. 138 Heaviest hog. 1 razor. $2.no. Moseloy & Roland. 139 Best display of any other breed. 110 Best display of hogs. I pair pants, $0.00, Clardy & Wilson. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. V. A. White. W. P. Morris. Superintendents. Terms: Jen?To consist of one male (either COCk or cockerel) and two females (either hens or pullets). Cock ?A male bird over I year old. Cock erel?A male bird under 1 year old. Hen female bird over 1 year old. Pul let?a female bird under I year old. Class 1 American. 111 Plymouth Rock, Barred, pen. Ladies hand bag. $2.00, Laurons Drug Co. l4? My mouth Rock, White, pen. 1 bottle toilet water. $1.25, Kaurens Drug Co. 1 12 Plymouth Rock. Huff. pair. I center table, $1.25, R. \V. Wilils. Ill Wyandotte, Silver, pen. 1 No. 22 rocking chair. $2,00, S. M. ? 15. 11. Wilkes ? Co. 145 Wyandotte. Golden, pen. I bottle toilet water, 75c, Kaurens Drug Co. I4? Wyandotte. While, pen. rocker chair. $3.50, Lovcrett Furni ture Co. 117 Rhode Island Reds. pen. 1 ladies uni broil a, $2.50, Switzcr Co. Class Asiatic. 148 Brahma. Light, pair. I center table. No. 22. $1.00, S. M. ti K. II. Wilkes & Co. 149 Cochin. Huff. pair. 1 sack Pratts food. 75c, .Tno. A. Franks. Class 3 Medlternnean. 150 Leghorn. White, pen. 1 ladles' rain coat. $3.50. Switzcr Co. 151 Leghorn. Brown, pen. i Prize by Rays. $2.00. 152 Minorca. Black, pair. 1 pair ladles' kid gloves. $1.00, by J, C, Hums & Co. 153 Minorca. White, pair. Class I i'hglish. 154 Orpington, pair. 1 ladies' umbrella. $1.50, Mititer Co. ? ( lass 5 Haines. 155 Came, Black, Brea-ted Red, pair. 1 pair ladies' kid gloves. $1.00, Min ier Co. 150 Came. Red Pyle, pair. Class t! Pit Harnes, 157 Came. Pit, Reds, pair, c. dozen cakes sweet soap. 75c, Pal metto Drug Co. 15S (lame. "it. White-., pair. 1 fruit cake. $1.50, Lnurens Steam Bakery. 159 flame. Pit. Blacks, pair, 1 pair white pit games. $3.00, J. D. W. Watts. 160 Game. Pit, Grays, pair. 1 year subscription to The Herald, i U'>1 Game, Pit, Blues, pair. 1 year subscription to The Advertis er. 163 Game, Pit, Dominiques, pair. i i year subscription to The Progres sive Farmer. Class 7 Oriental Games. 163 Indian Game, Cornish, pair. 1 year subscription to The Herald. 164 Indian Game, White, pair. 1 year subscription to The Advertis er. ' 165 Bantams, Game, pen. 1 year subscription to The Progres sive Fanner. 166 Bantams, pair. 1 fountain pen. Hays Pharmacy. Class S 'I'urkej s. H'?7 Turkeys, Bronze, pair. I ladies* umbrella, $1.50, 11. Terry. 16S Turkeys. White, pair. 1 counterpane. $1.50, II. Terry. 16S*4t BeBt display. 1 rug, $1.25, R. W. Willis. t lass }> Ducks. 169 Rest pair. 1 3-lb, can coffee, $1.15, l. C, Shell & Co. Class III Geese. 170 Rest pair. I gallon can Uniform syrup, 75c. Dial Co. Class 11 Ornamental Fowls. 171 Rest pair, Pen Fowls. Class V2 Belgian Bares. 172 Rest pair. l can Jackson Square coffee, $1.00, Owlngs & Owings. Class 13 Pigeons. 173 Rest pair. ."? lbs coffee, $1.35, J. M. Phil pot. 17314 Anconns, pen. 50 lbs Obelisk Hour, .1. C. Shell & Co. I73V& Andalusiens, pen. 60 lbs Supreme Hour, $1.50, Dial &? Co. 173% Rest Guilien display. I 5 lbs best coffee. $1.50, Kenned) Rros. 171 Rest individual poultry display of Huurcns County, | I 'IN piece nold band, dinner set. $5.50,1 S M. *i K. H. Wilkes & Co. i _. BENCH snow. Jim Wade Hill, Guy L. Watson, superintendents. it:. Host Better don. Gents Bhtrt, 11.00, l>y H. Tony. 176 u? st Better bitch. Gent's shirt, $1.00, by Bwitzer Co. ITT Host Pointer dor.. i don collar. its Host Pointer bitch. 1 don collar. it:' Best Hound don. Ice box, $4.t>o. Coca Cole Company, through Quy L. Watson. l so Best Hound bitch. 1 erate Peep Kock ginger ale. $1.25, Sanders Bottling <.'o. 181 Best Boagle don. l clock, Coca Cola Co., through Quy L*, Watson. isj Best Beagle bitch. i collar, $1.00. is:5 liest Collie don. 1 erate Deep Kock ginger all, $1.26, Sanders Rottltng Co. j 181 Best Collie hitch. l ernte Deep Hock ginger ale, $1.25, Sanders Bottling Co. 185 Best pair cats. $1 00 ; |8tt Best pair gray s piirrel, $1.00, i 187 Mest pair OpoSSUUt. I An co camera, $2.00, Powe Drug Co. i ISS Best pair Guinea pigs, $1.00. ; ISO Beat collection O'possuni, $2.00. 100 Best pair to\ ssulrrels. ! 101 Best display of hunting equip j inettt, I l ton coal. $6.00, It. M. litchelborger. I l'.'L' For the parent in l.aureus coun ty, who has the greatest number of children In school. Barrel i>r lirst patent flour, by w. C. Wharton. Chronic Oyspepsln. The following unsolicited testimonial should certainly bo BUlllclent to give hope and courage to persons allllcted with chronic dyspepsia: "I have been a chronic dyspeptic for years, and of all the medicine i have taken. Cham berlain's Tablets have done nie more good than anything else." says \V. O. Mnttlson, No. T Sherman St., H?rndls Vlrte, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. A GENERAL TOI - ME GROVE'S The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System, For Grown People and Children. You know what you arc taking when you take Grove'a Tasteless chill Tonic ns the formula is printed on every lohpPshowiitg that it contains the well known tonic properties oi QDININK auiL>ffoN. It as strong as the strongest hitter tonic and is in Tastelesa Porn^^Tt has no equal 'c? Malaria, Chills and Pcver, Weakness, gcneial debility an.1 lo^-; of nppetit< Givi s life and \ igoi to Nursing Mot her a and Talc, Sickly Children, Removes niliousuoss without purging. Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action ami pui itics the blood. A '1'? tie Tonic ami Sure AppetUt'l A CoutJ Icte Strenptheiier, No family should be without it. Guaranteed by yotu Druggist Weiueuuit. 50c. McCRADY BROS. & CHEVES, Inc. Engineers and Contractors SURVEYS, DESIGNS, ESTIMATES, CONSTRUCTION. Special Attention Given Land Surveys. i Laurens, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Hunk ol I.mii . Ii?. Iliillilliu; Olli? ?- ItntldlllK if T-r i--?-r 8 Hums is making (lie tire lit (Iiis week in hexes SonrchllirlH Mulches for '2:n -Ml |MMIIliis (.1 anulali'il Sugar. lust made fill Big October Sale Now On at The Live Wire Firm That's Making Laurens Famous by Selling Same Goods for Less Money. The Rod Iron Racket is by far the largest re tail house in Laurens. You can buy very near anything you may need in this Big Department Store: Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Dry Goods, Millinery. Rib bons, Laces, Embroidery, Hosiery, Underwear, Notions, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Pants, Overalls, Ladies' Dress Skirts, Shirtwaist, Underskirts, Corsets,, Corset Covers, Long Coats, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Drugs, Stationery, Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, Trunks, Suit Cases, Um brellas, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Window Shades, Wall Paper, Crockery, Tin, Class and Enameled Ware, Lamps, Lanterns, and Racket Goods at WAY DOWN PRICES. WHY PAY MORE? Come to Laurens and buy your Goods at J. C. Burns & Company and Save 10 to 35 per cent, of your hard earned money. Our buildings are packed jam full from Basement to the Ceiling of the worlds' best merchandise gathered together under one roof ready for yoiy; inspection. _THESE GOODS MUST, SHALL ANp WILL BE SOLD._ We Guarantee that all Goods listed in our Circular are the same quality as sold by all other First-class Retail Houses. NOW FOR RKD HOT PRICES. 25c Table Oil Cloth.15 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder . . .15 $1.00 Watch, good timepiece . . .68 $2.00 Solid Gold Hand Ring. . . . 1.00 JO boxes Matches (worth 50c) ,25 12 cakes Polo Soap.25 8 cakes (5c) Laundry Soap .. .25 20c large Tin Bucket*.10 50c Men's Heavy Underwear.. .38 5c flood Callico '.04 1 2 #3.00 Right Day Clock .1.98 1 Durham Duplex Ra/.or, guar anteed.29 20c Tooth Brush.10 1 Table of big values in Crock cry, each.10 50c set while Plates.39 50c set Teacups and Saucers . . .39 Don't fail to sec our 5c. 10c. 15c and 25c bargain Tables in the base ment. $1.25 Men's Pauls.98 $1.00 Alarm ( lock, wake up .. .59 :> lbs Epsom Salt? (30o) our price.? 1 lb Sulphur (10c > our price. . All #1.00 bottle best Medicines made for . All 50c bottles, our price .... "Wo carry a full I'm" of Standard Medici nes. .10 .05 .84 .42 \VK BEAT TDK WORM) ON CLOTH INC. Men's Suits range in price $3.98. $4.87. $5.98. on m/j In $15.00 for a regular $20.00 Suit. Special values in Men's Over coals . . . $4.G9. $5.98 up |<i $12.39 Boy \s Ki.Pants Suits, t he liesl values we have CVCI" hl'Ollglll t<? the Sunny South, Suits range in priees'$1.39, $1.98. $2.75 up to $5.89 for the $7.00 kind. 1 largo Art Square 9x12 fee! at 2.97 $1.50 large Rug.98 $0.00 large Rug, our price .... 4.25 Men's fine Dress Pants $1.75. $1.98. $2.48 up In $4.98 for t ho #(?.50 kind. $1.25 Men's Hull Dog jeans Pants, our price.98 .lohn Ii. St.-Non Hat at $3.48 for the $5.00 kind. And other fine Hats $2.25 up I? MTLLTN ERY. The latest creations in Mats. and they are just, beautiful. Von will feel like buying 2 hats when yon see the low price we sell them at. t'all and see Miss Florence .loins and le| her make your hat. You will he glad von met M iss Jones. SHOES! SHOES! For everybody from huby up to granddaddy. We will save you from I'm. 25e lo 50e a pair on your fall lull of Shoes it' \oii will come lo ?). t'. Hums & Co., the big Department Stole, and figure with us. $2.50 large Family Pohle.98 Special lot Ladies' Collars.10 K)c Lemon and Vanilla Extracts .08 pkg. p.i.m-I; Draught.15 :', cakes 5c Toilet Soap.10 We can ^.l\e you from 15c lo 35c on your pureha "ies made hero. The proof of I he pudding is eating of tin- pudding, uol chewing of I lie hag around I he pudding. The proof of our sa\ ing you I" lo ?',.'> pi r cent e in buying your g.P here uol inerc ly talking about it. (Ionic huy a hill ami put us to I he lest. MEN'S AND BOY'S CAPS. Itjg Cap values going at .15. .25. to.48 Special lot Men's Hats, bought ill house samples and odd loK going at.G8. .98. 1 48 Fine Dress Hals lalesl styles #2.50 guaranteed Hot for . . 1 98 RED IRON RACKET CREW "Is Johnny On The Spot" and will wait on you. Messrs R. E. Thompson, R. L. Simpson, Carl A. Bramlett, Smith J. Martin, D. R. Simpson; L. E. Burns and Miss Florence Jones. Six Special Bargain Days Each Week. Don't Spend a Red Cent Until You Get to J. C. Burns & Company J. C. Burns & Company RED IRON RACKET We are Located Completely out of the High-priced District 210 West Laurens St., Next to Bramlett's Shop rT i m > i n > i a n a 11111111111111111111T11T T * ".*.""'??'.'?""***.*nni*?n.* * * Y