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Watts Mill store and 1 year sub scription to Sout'hern Cultivato Department of Mechanics, Manufac tures, Agricultural Implements, Vebicles, Commercial Pro. ducts and Auto. mobiles. 44 Exhibits In this department wil be given space in buildings o on the grounds and shown t( the best advantage. No charg will be made. Extra-best equipped and best handle' automobile, 40 'per cent and 6( per cent respectively. HORSES, MULES AND ASSES. W. R. MeCuen. J. G. Brown, Superintendents. 45 Best standard bred stallion. 46 Best standard bred mare. 47 Best standard bred horse colt. 1 bridle, $1.50, .1. A. Franks. 48 Best standard bred mare colt. 1 leather ialter, $1.50, .1. A. Franks Healy Draft. 49 Best heavy draft stallion. 50 Best heavy draft mare. 51 Best heavy draft horse colt. I halter, $1.50, Brooks Hardware Co. 52 Best heavy draft mare colt. 1 bridle, $1.50, R. C. Gray & Co. Light Draft. 53 Best light draft stallion. "ExtraV-W. P. Childress & Son's display of Yellmnan 1and get. 1st. $5.00; 2nd, $3.00. 54 Best light draft mare. 55 Best light draft mare and colt. I pair gent's shoes, $3.00, .j. C. 11urns & Co. G Best light draft colt under 1 year old. 58 Best light draft colt over I year old. 30 lb. pail Watkiis stock tonie, J. E. Oglesby. 58 Best county raised stallion. - years old and unlder. Mules. 59 Best pair mules, Lau rens County raised. 1 pair blind bridles, $5.00, Laurens Hardware Co. 60 Best mule colt, 2 years old. halter led. 2 sacks Planters guano, $5.00, W. C. Wharton. 61 IBest mlane colt. 1 year old, halter led. I sack Roysters guano, $2.50, Owings , & Bobo. 62 Best ir e and mule 'olt under I year o. 1, G5 per cnt anld 35 ptr cent respectively. I palr mnen's sh'oes, $3.50, Swit/.r Comn patny. 63 Best jack. 64 Best jennett. 65 Best jen nett an(d coll. 65 per ceii and 35 per cent respectively. 66 Best jack and get. Extra-Best colt from W. 1) liyrd & Son's jack, unler I yea-or old. 1st, $3.50; 2nd. $2.75. Extra-Best coll. f'roiii W. ). 1yrd & Son's jack, over I year old. 1st, $3.50; 2nd, $2.75. 67 Display stallion aid get. Horse's. Extra--Giris horsehaclk riting, iilder 16 years of age. I signet ring, $2.50, W. Solomnoi 68 Boy riding, iiuder I-. yeais ol1. Boy's hat. .lint(-r (1o. 69 Best Shetland poniy, rdl-eai by boy or' girl. lb. box candy, by Vlalance of Sweets. 70-hest riding by lady. Ladles' hat, $-.00, Davis- Roper Co. 71 Best ShetIaid poany, driven inl har ness, o5 per cent' and1( 35 leer cenIt. 1 sweater, .\lintler (Co. 72 B~es t Iding by geniiilemiani. Umbrella, $2.00. WV. (1. WVilson & . Ca 73 Best dIriving by lady. I ipairi ladiies' kh ii gloves, $1.Sin, Switzer Company. 74 Best saddtle mare. 75Best saddle horse. 76 Best saddle mare or horse. Gentl emanl's hat, $81.00. I J'is-itojier - Co. 77Best single harness mule.1 I razor. $2.50, .\loseley~ & itolandl. 78 Best pa ir geldIngs diven in har I pair giloves, ~\inter C'ompany. 79 Best ia ir mules O d riven in ha ar ness. Dixie Land coffee. $1.00, J1. HI. Sualli van. 80 Best mare driveni in harness. 81 Best gelding dIriven in harness. 82 Best horse or mare diriven in lhar.. ness. I pair shoes, 75.00, (Clardy & Wilson. 83 11est palir mares, drive~'n ini ha rness I whip, $1.00, J1no(. A. i raniks. 84 Best pair, one of' each sex, dimveni in harness. Signet r'ing, $2.50, W. Solomon. CAT'i"EE DE PAI'T.I E NIT. A. E. Cleveland. J1. .\. Sumermel, Superintendents. Ayrshilres. 85 Besj. bull, 2 years 01(d and1 over. 86 Best bull, uander' 2 years old1. 87 Best cow, 2 years old and over. 88 Best heifer, under 2 years o1(1. 89 Best display of Ayrshlres. 3 sacks meal, Laur'ens Oil Mill1. Jerseys. 90 Best bull, 2 years old1 and( over. 91 Best bull, under 2 years old. 92 Best co w, 2 years ol d andi ovei'. 93 Best heifer, ulnder 2 years old. 94 Best, display of Jeorseys. 3 sacjs cotton seed meal, $3.60. bau.. rena Oil MIll. 95 Best display pure bred cattle, anly other type. 2 sacks cotton seed .mieal, L~auirens Oil Mili, 96 Best grade coWv any age. 1 sack cotton seed mneal, $1.20, L~au rens 011 MIll. 97 Best grade heIfer, 2 to 3 years old. 1 sack cotton seedi 'meal, $1.20, Lau rens Oil Mill. 98 Best brade heifer I to 2 years old. 1 sack cotton seed 'neal, $1.20, Lan rens Oil Miii. 99 'Best grade heolter calf uander I year old. 1 sack cotton seed meal. 81.20, Lau.. rens Oil Mill. SUEEP AND GOATS. Al. W. Gray, W. P. Brown. Superintendents. 100 Best Penl mutton sheep. 101 Best pen wool sheep. Mxtra-Best display of sheep. Ladles' umbrella, $2.50, Switzer Co. 102 Best pen angora goats. 103 Best Pen milk goats. 104 Best penl native goats. FIxtra-Best display goats. Butcher knife, 75 cents, Moseley & Roland. 8 WINE. .1ohn D. Hunter, 0. L. Hunter, Su perintendeits. Essex Hogs. 105 Best aged boar. 106 Best young boar. 107 Best boar pig. 108 Dest aged sow. 109 Best young sow. 110 Best sow pig. Il l1est display of not less than five. I sack Roysters fertilizer, Owings & hlobo. Berkshilre. I12 1lest aged boar. .1 sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau roins Oil Mill. i13 Ilest young boar. I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau relns Oil Mill1. 11.1 hest aged sow. 1 sack Planters fertilizer, W. C. Wharton, I15 Best young sow. I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, LAu rels Oil A1iii. Iit Best display of not less than five. I sack Alico hog feed $1.50, Ken niedy Bros. P~oianid China, I 17 1lest aged boar. I sack cottoni seed meal, $1.20, 1au rens Oil 1111. I 18 Best young boar. I sack cotton ( seed meal, $1.20, Lati ren3s Oil Mill. I19 hest aged sow. I sack lantIers fertilizer, W. C. \Whartonl. 120 Best youig sow. I sack Plalters f(rtilizer', W. C. Whar-ton. . 121 ]k'st display of ntot less than live. I sack Aln Arbor Flouir, $1.50, imun ter lros. Other Breeds. 122 Ilest aged boar, ally other r13eed. \Vatch, $3.75-, .1. C. Burns & Co. 123 Ilest. you) hoar, any3 other lieed $1.00 llerchanldise, llays P1'harmaeiZ'3y. 121 ilest aged sow, any other brod,. $1.00 Im.erchia idise, hays i'liarillacy. 125 lest youig sow, any other blreed. $ 1 .00 ieircian3(dise, AbeV D)lamoid. 121; Ilest gradt sow. . I ulisli'l hiolie-ground miieal, leihel berger' II ros. 127 Hest grade gilt. 11) pounlds clover. -sect, Kennelfdy Bros. 128 iH.et lit tr pigs. Suit case, $1.7.7, 1iyman Lury. 129 Ieaviest h3og. 3 Ils Chase & Kaniborni ('offee, $1.15, 114nn33ett. & Owens. Extia -lest display fattenaing hogs. POMlT1,i IDEPATiE.NT. V. A. White, W. 11. .\Morris. Sui 'rinten(denhts. Teriis: I'en- -To consist W, ofi male (eitl.'r 'ock or1 'ockervi) an(d two fe1(1n0Ih-s (either helns or pullets). Cock -A : 1a3 llrd over I year old. Cock vrel-A Imile bird inder i I yeaIr old. II(lle-1(mlebird over. I year old. 1111 let- -a feaIe bird 11n1der 1 year olI. ('lass h-A im-eri .an. I 'adie's 1han3d bag, $1.51), L~auriens I )rug Co. il l'lymiouthi Iock, \Vhite:, pen'3. I b~ottlec toilet. wa ter', $1 .25, Laurlents I ruK ('o. 1 '. Plymouth Rock, 113ff, Pair. I liicturte, $1.00, 1R. W. Willis. 13:1 Wy'andotte , SilIver'. pen3. 42.00 ini mer'tchan3 dise, Ray13s I'iiPharm $1.0 in 11 34In('rihandise, 11ay3s PhtarI1 1 pair ladiles' shoes, $31.50, Sw..itz. r ('ompiany'. 136 111od(1 1Island Reds, pen3. I pair 1ladies' shoes, $3.00, D~avih 1H01)er Co. ('lass 2-.isti c. 138 ('ochtin, Jluff, pair11. ('lass :-MedlIteranieanl 13)9 Leghorn3, WVhite, pen1. 12 linen table nap IkIis, $31.00. Sw.~itzer. I4 i L eghiornl, hrowniiI, pen'I. Ladi1 es' rocker', $1.75, S. .\, & It) 11. Wilkes & Co. II l .\Inorca, 13air3. 1 13a)ir ladies' kid( gloves, $1.00. by 1412 Anleonlas. heln, $1.00 ini mer01chandise, J1. C. Sheli C, 143 And(aluisians, 1p(n. C'lass 4-Eniglishi. i44 Or'ldnton, Ipair. 1Pair bed r'oomi slipper)0s,' Aliinter' Co,. Class 5-Aamles, i45 (amne, IBlack, Breasted Red, pair13. Umnbrnella, $1.50, 11i. T1erry. 146 lanie, Red( Pyle, pair. */ I box wr'1itin~g paper, Powe D~rug Co. (Olass fi-PVIt Oames, 147 Game, Pit, Rleds, lpair. hFounltain 13en, $2.00 Powe 'Drug Co. 1418 Game, Pit, Whites, pair. I fr'uit. enke, $1.00, 1(10al Steamit Bakery. 1 19 Gaime, Pit. Blacks, hair. I 1pair whvite jilt games, $3.00, J1. *1, Wv. Watts. IS0 (hame, Pit, Gr'r yH, pali'. 1 year subscreliptkon to rTe ilerald. 151 (lame, Pit. hilues, pair, I year subIscr'Iption to The0 Adver' tiser. 152 (iamel, P'it, Domini1flutes, iai', I year' subscr01iptionI to Thle Progr'es Class 7--Oriental Onames, 153 1Indian (lame, Cornish, palir. $1.00 ini m3er'candipe, .'C. Shell & Co. 154 Indian Game, Wite ..air. , 1 year subscription to The Adver tiser. 155 Bantams, Game, pen. Boy's tie, 60c, H. Terry. 150 Bantams, pair. Boy's hose, 2 pair, 50c, 1-. Terry. Class 8-Torkeys. 157 Turkeys, Bronze, pair. I picture, $1.50, Laurens Drug Co. 158 Turkeys, White, pair. Nicklo lampl). $1.50, S. M. & I,. H. Wilkes & Co. Class 9 Ducks, 1519 Best pal. Class 10-Geese. 100 3est pair. Class 11-Ornamental Fowls. 161 Best pair, Pea Fowls. ('11ass 12-11eitrialn Mares. 162 3est pair. (lass 13-1igeons. 103 hest plair. 16. ;iest Guhica display. 165 Best individual poutiry display of Lattrens County. I gold brooch, $5.00, Fleming Bros. .]llm Wade Iill, Guy L. Watson, Suiperintendenlts. 161; Des( Setter (log. :. yards white Ilinenl for slirl-ts, 11. Terry.. 167 Best Set ter. hitch. 5 lbs lerod l3rand Coffec-, $1.50. Keledy Bros. 168 Iest Pointer log. I dog collar. 168 lIest P1ointer bitch. I dog collar. 170 lBest flound log. 171 lest I loucnd hitch. 1Ext ra-lest pair liounud pups, one of each sex. I boy's ir'onc wagon S. .\l. & M'. 11. Wilkes & Co. 172 Ilest Beagle log. I can St. Charles coffee, $1.00. A. L. Alahaffey. 173 lest Beagle bitch. I can St. Charles coffee, $1.00, A. L. Mahaffey. 174 Blest Collie dog. 175 Best CoAlie bitch. 171 lest p:ilr O'possumns. I can coffee, .1. P. hi11ot. 177 Blest pair G'uhie pigs. 178 Best collection O'possums, $2.10 1791 lest pair fox squirrels. 180 lIest display of iuntling equip: illent. I ton coal, $G.00. It. M. lcichelb erger. ,* * * * * ** * * * ** 3MAlllEN NEI'l'S. 9 * * * ** ** * ** ** * *** * .\badden, Sept. 29.--verybody aid his neighbor are hard at worck trying to ga ther thc crops. Thcer'e have been Inore peas Icade throuigh here than ev er before, I guess. The usual services were held at New i'rospect Saturday and Sunday. Rev. .1odie Alartin preached both days. A iocig those from other churches who worshippled with us Sunday 'were .\Ir. Tom Aladdeni and daughter, Aliss Lenia, Dr. W. C. 1hluomnpson. of' Mt. I'leasanct, the Misses Younig of i.Ashon, and .\Mrs. TomI Colemat ic'and Toml), .r., of Ileaverdamcc; also Miss Nora .\l e an 1i1 of Oakville. ,\Ir. lauther' Finley, who has beenl dluite sick, is ncow up anid aboit, his I'rlenids will he glad to know. Allss Ahle Itoper and brother, Pal bor, were the week-end guests of their sister', Irs. Thad .Mloore. Mr., Lee spcoocc of the Shady Grcove sectiocn is no0w overseeing onI the Dial Gfray farm and is boardincg with McIr. .l. ii. Powecr. Mrcs. T1omn Colmcacn anduc 801n specnt Scundaly with Nit. andc Mr cs. Cli1ff (Cuni ninghiamu. IDr. andic Mr s. A. B. Langston acnd lIIt ile hoy' Hiram Thcomaus. left focr Ken tucky Mondlay. TJhey hcave had a pleacsanct ccnd'irest fcc v 'isit with hics par ''uts her'e. Drc. Lacngstonu is a gr'eact favorite with hcocmefolks. TJhce charm'c lng little womnan who is hcis helpmate inc every sense of theo word, ha's by hcer sweet pecrsonality won for herself al lar'ge place in ouri affections. Whcere ever they may go, the good wishces of loving hearts and a fervent God keep you, will .follow them frocm folks at home. Tihce sick of the comuncity ar'e all hetter'. Wor'e eyes hcave heen prevalent among children of the neighcborhoodi, also a kInd of nettle r'ash seems to he epidcemice among us, Mr's. Sue Finley spent Sunday night and~ Monday with herc cousin, Mrs. Mae Madden. Ourc school, at least a par't of it, wvill open for' the second time Tucesday. Theo pr1incipal, Miss Shannon haed only taughct one (lay whlenc shce was called hcome on account of the illness of her mother. We ac'e in hopes she can reC turn at an eac'ly date as she made a ver'y favorable impression though here so short a time, DULL, THROBBING OR VIOLENT HEADACHE Dr. James' hfeadache Powders cleacr 'your hcead and stoip NeuralgIa palinl at once-10 cents ai paickage. You take a Dr. James' Headache Powder and ini just a few mocments your head clears and all neuralgia acnd pain fades away. it's the qulichest and surest c'elief for heacdachce, wheth r'acking. -Send someone to tihe drug store and get a dime package now, Quilt sufforicng-it's so uneedliess. Die sure you get Dr. .Jamen' -Ieadiachue Powders-then thecre will bc cno disap pointnment. A Well Dressed Foot! WOMEN know that a Foot well Dressed in a Perfect Fitting Slyoe is necessary to tone up the appearance of any costume. Our Women's S hoes are distinguished for their good fitting features, as well as for their style. 'CAN I GET FITTED?" This is the first question many Women ask when they enter a Shoe Store. You never hear the Wo man, who buys her Shoes here, complain about poor fitting Shoes. Every Shape of Foof. Has Been Provided For. We've every variation of width and size and our Ex rShoe Service is a Guar antee of Satisfaction. Fall Shoes Are Ready. $2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 up to.$5.00 The Best Value at any Price. THE SHOE MEN WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF +RE CHILDREN'S SHOES +* A large, handsomely painted Pen and Pencil Box in the Shape of a Huge Pencil, containing a good Pencil, Pen, Penholder and School Rule. This is an attractive and very useful cchool outfit that will please every + child not alone for its novelty but for its usefulness. We Want Parents to Get Acquainted With Our .Splendid School Shoes and Low Cash Prices. E. C. Skuffer Shoes Switzer's Shoes A Iroad slipe ho 4ti, low hl and sot An e1rernefy popnlarlo last for $hildr.e sale. Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $2.00; sizes 11 to III taians' sIzes 3 to MiiSS Si .es 4 up to . . . . . . $ 5- - - . .... ....$1.00 to$2.50 Boys' Shoes irs' Shoes" oy's~ Shoes t hat for, wearing analit ies Onr l ie of Girl's Shoes for fall antd win. ein not be (xeelled. 'Jh aVertgO sclool I or w r comprises everiy desirable 4tyle boy m st Iave a Shoo th t: an stald Ie ip (1 . for tIhe 'oIrig miss. MAny atre wvear and leu.1r at plAy. Mother's will find (I net ha mae1hi1frt peaac ; r04,101is I hI.t 1111(0 t hleir. first Itipleal-art(ee their evr-y wanlt ml onel linle for fall. Sizes Ilh . 8416son1. AMderately pr-iec. Sizes 81-22 + 8 1-2 to 2 ......... .... ..$1.50 to $2.50 - - -. ..... .$1.00 to $2.50 THE BEST WORK SHOE TN THE WORLD FUL -OBL -OFL DOUBLE TOE - LEATHER NEEL When you by (.hoe1N wy not bny all I )on 't make nto mistake, -buy ill leather ent( thII Shoes, bhiek and tan. Come in anrd Shoes for yom'p wife aid child. Schoo Shoes 114k Ior. i.ls speeimli ni3r....... .$ .50 black oni l -.... .... ... .... ..$2.00 Come to the Shoe Store, where they qell all leather shoes and guar antee every pair of shoes they sell As to the quality and price. S WITZ ERv COMPANY-,*.