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L4dies Art Der Famous Fairx itiln Inn, Set. 21.-Lldles ail Fine Art Depar tilient, iules and regu. .1itjoig of 1 airve\v Stock tliow, t bl held Friday: Sectionl 1. Tle exhibitionl ot' riee not ( Fl'lumoratted in tlis list 1 o l'r nti 1s11114 are Iin vit!t~ed All suel articles will be ass4ned toithe proper lieldeIrt tInents, und will be exhibited tio the visitors. Section 2.- No svlied or uniisIhed artcle ltiCed Compete for special pre Iniuis. Section 3. Name of articIl and teh owner's naie -and * address muust be vinintly written on articles to lie put Onl exhibition. 'Seetlon4, The associalion wrill not stand good for lost articles. Section 5. All canned fruits, vege tables, pickles, preserves and jellies must he put ilp in glass. Please note the size of calns and inimber. each one must be of a .differiltIt fruit or vege tables an'I labeled accordingly, oth - erwise y on forfeit your premium. Nection G. Any preiniti not aIll ed for In 30 (Illys from tile d1te of the Sshow will be coiildered forfe'1ted to the Fairvlew Stock, Argln(.1lituIrtl.4!ul Iechanical Association. Best e:nbtoidery artilcle by tlly ov er 60 yea's of age, palir of ldies' -shoes, valued $2.50, given by .1. W. 11edeeI llobbs-lindersonl CO. G reenville. Secotid best. $1.00 by V. S. A. & AM1. Association. De0st th:'eve-piece vitubroidery u141fide. ?tilt. 1 1.00 onl mlillineory purchaIse by* Miss E1ttig M. Winn, loli utail 1lin. See ond best, i.5 cents by F. S. A. & .. 'Assorint'lon. Rest In11 ork1 ol' corset Cover, $2.001 in mereha ndise, by Drunimionid & Ga I itt, Foitatzlti till. Secoid best $1.00 In nereha-nlse, by 1)ronmmnond & Gar rett, Founall(ltini 11tun. Best inlb raldery all-ron. $1.00,by 1. W. Uiendeson. Hiol lobbs-lenidelson c Greenville. Second best. 50 cei ts by F. S. A. & M. Association. est Infans embroidery drtess an1d cap, $2.0), your selection of toilet atr tie s by Flmpsonville Drug Co., Slimtp soniville. Secolnd best. $1.00, your se lotion of toilet articles by Simpson ville )rig Co. 'Best. two elibroidery collirs, two ' pair silk hose, valued $1.00 by W. C. Babb, Fountain inn. Second best 50 cents by F. S. A. & M. Association. Best ouibroidery night gown, $2, by J. WV. Ilenderson, Iobbs-l lelidersot Co., GreenvIlle. Second best. $1 by F. S. A. & M. Association. Best (rochoiit collar and Cnff.Set fl' ladies coat, pair kid gloves, value $1.50 by -1. 443. Seabor:, lobbs-ile'nderson Co., Greenville. Sond best 50 cents by F. S. A. & M. Association. 'lest tatting collar anll cue set, silk hose, viuie $1.50 by the Royail- Furn islei'. F'Potutlitain 11111. Second 'best 5 <cents by P. 3. A. & M. Association. Best three mibroidery guest towels, embioidery scissors, valiue $1.00), by Second bes't 50 cents, by F. S. A. l .ssoelat ion. liest crochiet bordlerI pdatio cover, la dies' silk hose, value $1 .50. 1 lohbbg H-enlerson CoI., GreenvIlle, Seconid best, $1.00 1by- 1. S. A. & M1. Associltloti Blest enubroider'y luncheon cloth, Ia dies' black kid gloves, value $1 .50 by Johinsoui Co., GIreenviHe. Second~ best, 75e. hy F. S. A. & M. Associatiotn. Bet. crochet table cover, Aerican Lady Corset, value $1.50 by Roper' & Maha;ffey, i"ountiain i nn. Second best, 75 cenits 'hy3 1. S. A. -& M. Assoclation. Best Ralerlit roso0 (cnterp1iece etn broidery in eolor's, l' dies' shoes, value $6, Andr'ews & Son, i'ounitaini Jnn. Sec ond best, 50 cents1 by F". S. A. & M1. Association. Best tattin g ceniterpiece, ladies' Sel biy hioer,, va: lue $:, by3 1. WV. irdette & Bros., SIlmp 1)0onv'ille. Second. best, S0 -cents b~y F. S. A. & M. Association. Best IrIsh crochlIet cl'nterieCce, oil paintinag, valued $2.75, by Armistr'ong & Bradlecy, Fountia in 11un. 'Secondi best. 50 cept's by I". S,. A. & Al. A ssociat in. 1B4st ('orionatlon ('old ('riochlet (Ien 'terpiece, picturei, valu ie $1 .50, by TI. I. Jones0, IFounIit iln iiunt. Second biest '0 cont:s by It. S. A. & M.Associa:tioni. .rest a' w' st liun'h, work centerpIiece, Tionton c'Oral, v'alue $3..We, by3 I lobbi' best, 75 cents by F". S. A. & .\l. Auso ciation. 'Best cut woi'k eenterplece, St.50) by J. Md. Henderoison, Illobbs-Tientierson C'o., Ort'benville. Second best, 50 (cnts by F. S. A. & M. Association. . (tnlinary Display. Dost and nmostevariedi exhibitIon of yule count~y Girl Tomato ChIIbs, r'oundi ~trip tickot, to State F~air, Columbia, by 4fadors llr-os., Founttain Inn. 'Second eqt tby F, S. A. & M. Association. 'Best I dqoe quarty canned vegeta bles by girl pnder' 1$, round trip ticket to State Fair, Columble, by J, M. Ash-1 te, Simpsonvillte, R. F, Dl. 3. See ond best, $1 by F. S. A. & M. Associ )1lo.' , 8i artment at iew ctock Showv 131t Idozr hlIf al l 0 ri'U~ts, rottnd tip ickiet to State 1, -oluil tia, by 13:11k of* S'impt, ~ i Second best, $1 .0 by Thos' . 11 ci - 0on-, Simpsbonville. k'st 1:alf dozen nuarts swvt ik los, thre'Iround can \'otan coffee, %. . Ite $1 'b)y Kllett, ("ay Co.,. Fountt.Iin ill. Second best, 50 c!ents by F. S. A. & M. Association. hest hialf dozen qluarts sour pleols; $1 by F. S. A. .& M1. Associntion.' Svc On(d best, 50 cents by F. S. A. & 1. Association. hest 1 dozen pints of preservis, alulminuni coffee pot, value $2, by Scott 3ercantile Co., Fork Shoals. Second best, $1 by F. S. A. & M. Association. 'Best 1 dozen glasses of jellies, $2 worth of merchandise, by Todd & Co., Simpsonville. Second best, $1 in imer chandise by Todd & Co., Simpsonville. [lest dish of ch icken salad, 1 piece alunnum ware, vaine $1.50, Arm strong & Taylor, Fountain 1Inn1. Second best, 50 cents by F. S. A. & 31. As;o clation. Hest dish of Irish1 potato* elips. $1 by F. S. A. & .\. Association. 5eond best, ;0-ceits by 1P. S. A. & .31. Asro. vlationl.. He 1t l1hin white! cake. $2.50 by lintik of Powlitait IIInn, yoiiun taiin tnn. Secon1i hst, 50 cents by F. S. .\. & .\. Associa lion. 1'retilest Iced cake, all hand work, $2.50 by lank of Politain Inn11. Second 14,8, 150 cepts by 1". S. A.,& .\\. As . elation. Ilest thre layer eOake made fiain onev batter, $1.50 by F. S. .\. & .\. Ass. eiation. Second best, $1 by F. S. . & .\. Associationl. Iest hole iade entidy, not.less than; I k kinds by girls under 19 years, 75 'ents by 14. S. A. & M. Associalicit. Second best, 50 eits by F. S. A. & Nf. Association. Best two pounds dried.figs, )50 ce' ts by F. S. A. & 31. Association. Secotd best, 25 cents by P. S. A. & .\. As 0 clation. lIest .peck dried aliides, 75 ceits, F. S. A. & M. Association. Second be it, i( cents by F. S. A. & M1. Associatl i. Hest peck dried peaches, 75 ce ts by F. S. A. & .31. Association. Seconid best, 50 vents by F. S. A. & .\. Assoe'a tion. Superintendents. Miss C. Stoddard, Fountain Inn11. Tlios. 11. Henderson, Sinpsonville. Wames W. I eiderson, (reenville. * ** *-* * * JONES NEWS. * ,jlies, Sept. 21.-Mr. .)as. Lee 11Il1 recently visited Atlanta. The .llany friends of 31Misses .1lnnie Iou and Sarah Martin Will be glad to tearn that they have fully 've lvered from a long Ill less ' of fever. Ou r good friend, .\1r. .1. 11. I lack well recent ly jaid us ani~ appr'cIa tiv'e vIsI t. 3ir. W. 1'. Williamson of' 1onalds has been supplyIng '1lhe Warie Shoals mlarklet withi frulit, poulItry3 and v'egeta bles. A fter' a nionthI's vi1sit to her'ti prents, Dri. anld .\i's. W. TP. JIones. .\lrs. 10. 10. Martin and .\laster WilIIim, hav'e re turn'led to Fairftild. .\ iss I sabiel lHenchlami has ret ir ined to Lander Col lege. Mri. Frlank Mlitchell sold twentyfour1i b~eves to 311'. J1. .1. D~allas last week. Drz. D~allas hats openeld a mien't mar k~et anld ill tdipi'eciate the paltr'onage of1 the public. T[her'e was an enthuisIastlec farmier' meetintg at iley on3. ila1~st Sautrday. lI'. W.* ' T.lJones was called to the chair' .11d W. TI. .Jones, Jri., wast -elected see 1r1t1ary. AfIter'f i thor'ouglhdiscusion~ o~f vaIous01 lansil to remhiedy the iires ' 121 nanial depress51in (11e to the low pri1ce of enttoni, the mleetinlg favored( lilig Cottoll, retdut of aereage, "In 11n0crease inl thle aceenge of food prlO.. b.Cets anid opplosed thle ('rtension of Vime foi' 111e -paymellnt of' taxes 'and a 12.3y law. The following dele'gates 2're'lC elcted( to att1epd the( ia 'm1er' ; m'etinhg iln Greeniwood: (. 11. i103'e, Olo. J5. F. Mlorrison. J1. it. .\eN in ch, Ibort You n~ng, W. -g. Olgary3 an it1 . L,. I Dazllas and1( Mledlock & thowie ha2ve' ar ge sto0(k5--o1f goods an11d wilIlibe linsed to Ilerve thirii friends. Thel friends of M11. D av id DuInland ll~ us sonl, Marivlin, ill be lease1d to 'arin that they arie conlvalesclng fr'om' 1'recent severe Illness.. We had t he pleasur'e recent ly of ett of AMeColike. Rev. Ri. F. Morrisof' Pr'Incetonl, fIlli 'd his appoianment 01n the 211( Sunlday tight and as susal gave us a .splen lid sermon. Our Sunday school1, unger-~i the efii dont superintendency of, Hion. J. Fi. dorrison and his able corps of assIst nlts. Is doing a splendid work. We cor Ihally invite every~body to unite with Is in the good work. Stile Mllsse Ivelyi and Do~ille C I-1.obe Sil'so nI n ini" l1 .l -)C'ts0l slEWS. a yd''i) or. two of last 'peopkj0 or theu nel'ghlorhoo e 11 .npli I en.. n wfh ar - ne'ale in Week in Laua'ens. - tit'y to till teallers, llisses \ikea and war newS to till s of thl ** ss .y'argar'et, Alasiers Sam l ' iarle l Duncan. Quito a crow-[ w l:am" allets1 e poni, SelL 21 --\ e have had line g r lalnd)J t , M . 11i111 Mrs. .1. . El- M ls. h i mpsood ti(n .l a 'a l i t s tih l pi s t f e w d a y , w h I ei . ll S W itr s . .eg e. .E l Si r s . ll b e I t e iin p s n l v 1 11 4 1 I l dit l. V inneh needed. Al.. IotuueCtle tol n .fl- i . a tnd P wl I. v -t Pniissi n t li l wII - 11i t 11. ';! g i.i'nery at ills. place lid the (r01 ipent last eri toay dith 1ir sis- dI t t 2 - n - store foie l y rill by ir. A. R e lr, .\rs. ioIer c(' hertso:. Ing llectill. -I 1' 1nar ow u der. the nnin1age.. .!s \l i AI ulln'1 e1rtsoit ntal dattighter .\es irs C . Yo - , 114 11 ent (1 m J, . i). Cuiiertson or Mal- Mliss .\lyrtle, S I t t Frkhty with 21on1 atteld dc(i thie t I -i - dells. Air. Lj. C. Citibertsoni will have -irS. .oo ('ulh rtsoji and dAtiighlter. L 1ur-eils last 1:]ll a ,aItl uitt 1 11 . ('lhllr'Lt of the g inn ry nili d M r. P rolii Littl( Alary 11111 Is very sick. lier .\Ir. and M rs . A . 1. Y61111" sh ill x , i- . N 4,\\ ) h v'. .\ilI hate Cliarge of. the store. friends ioipe for iher ai eairly recovery. Wednesday wit \It. ,lid .lh's. n Sone of ouir girls and boys have MIss halir ence Culbertson Is at hioniie Sinpson.-. left fo' ColIge, among them being after a 1110111i 's stay in tile lirmony Mliss Lillie Younit slwInt tlh week *1. ' Misscs JessiC Clilberitson and Viviai sectlioll, teaching music. end in Clinton. The (' l iheston & Westeln Caro McDaniel, to Linwood and A Iesss . - - Alisses AIken and D- lil wev i t 1111a wty \\ill opeirate ('lua> ex'irsii f( d ii g Clyde McDaniel to Wof- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Itos i Cinoni Saitutlrday. Sept. 22nd. 1o the following 14oitits at ford Fitting schiooi. I'he young fpeople of ti neigilbor- rIates and with final iiit shown: To -r . la sey hiIeige, of lalldruIm, Is HU'ICtlti('A NE N E WS. * hood were deligh fully entertained at . aind sonymle. ia., $;. Sipl 291 hi . veIsorsd Ci ta e d*ly Ill. tile honie of Mr. an1d Mrs. )ave Savannah $(.of). Se(t. 27thi. Ta ipa, Miss b,"111111,FEledge 'tirncd h oin16 land last, Friday night* $9.011, October Ist. -or filther infor Prit, a fter a few' days' visit to hler- llurrien ic, SciAp. 21.--]Iiiiricale Mr. and Mrs. W. A. )avis and 11i ll- Oll ( ' all on tick' elg Iets or wrize. Sis e. Alhl's. '1. C. McIat . school oiened iast Monday. For the if\' slient tile w'iek-en1d in Lau 'els. E nIlest Willialls, G. P. A., MV. L. C. Cuilbelrtson a111 r('Mi's. ,J. G. fi'st tiie lin several years they have lrs. ,1. f'. WhiitiIr.e spent Wedtnes- A s a. C 1oopr01 in1ade a )usiness -tr'l,) to Ware two teLelleirs, 'Miss Oenie Aiken. of day in Clintoni. Sh:al s one day last week. Strother, S. C., pwrcin la, anI(d Aliss - se o'4 1 II I )i, i) II Ie' t in SI Ov is. ii .. Mr. anda Mr's. J. It. Mitchel visitell Nell D)u ncan , of Greenwood, assistati1. wool and a111 li wool l11iin ets, all colors honis, any Size you 1uy V-It' andi and s- 1. . Cooper Su inay. On last, W ednesday evening Mrs to selectl from. r I's ar t l w if. st tI o 1 11 o(1 . S.- & . f1. WilKEIs & CO - - The Store That Sells Wooltex Coats and Suits The Store That Sells Phoenix Silk Hose Mind0ter Cmays ownI al Mllnr OPenin[g Thursday, Sept. 24th, 1914 Presenting the Annual Fall Exhibition of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Hats. The present season has brought out many new effects in a variety that is quite extraordinary. On Opening Day we present the largest assemblage of the season and -it is 'the time to make your selection while the choike is so broad and the Hats are so conveniently displayed. Come and see the assemblage for yourself. It pro vides exactly the right styles to suit each individual taste. Wooltex Suits on Di play Come Thursday and See Why Women Admire Wooltex Garments After you have exhausted your enthusiasm on the beauty of the garmernts take a few extra moments, especially you who know good needle work and examine the man ner in which WOOLTEX Garments are made. See how they are finished. Notice how thorough every button is sewed fast. Notice how the sleeves are set in and then you will realize what care and thoroughness are necessary to produce this custom finish effect which not only means so much in refinement and character but which makes the lines and the good looks last as long as you wear the garment. We invite your inspec tion of dur opening display of Ladies' Hats and Suits Thursday. -'.Minter' Company' LAURENS, S. C.