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RIBON INNRS P Scretary C. A. 'ower has anniiotttnned thle prenlmim and prize winlners inl the annual counity fair held Tuesday, the 20th. The tines of the ribbon winners In the woien's depmrtment lIave not yet been turned over to the secretary. so he Is unable to include these In this annttouiceient. in, giving this list to tihe public, Mr. Power stated that Ite wished to c.xpress on behalf of himself and the other fair oflicers telir appreciation of the very elicient antd loyal ser'vice renc der-ed by the department11 superiinltend ('nts anil otoherts in prepacinigl for Ith' fair and assistit oni tlh grottnds. Inl the conffusion wh~ch followedl the co(llapse of tIl' gracid-st:and, mant',y i Vn tries were ccver' recorld'd with the vecretary and this reason a tcii bor of rir-st plamc" wininl'lrs w\1r,1 11in-ve lo4'ctd byc th scrt' ary.s Th rI ' w v ' 4VCera;l qn I ri s at tih. fair dcs1rvin oII s1w'c'ial I nt iont which have no~t beenl hereot'ore noted' . On1t, of ti.4 was i t' th exc'licit display of swin by .\l M . Histings it) St'wart, of t'linton!. .\not her w\a ;tIho gardert sdy .1 .\t s. W. I I, y r'd. AitothIr (ha ,s th di splay of w gons inado 'y WA'. I 8railk its' Scts. h th'-' vas tlt' li plimpki showed by Mir. W. P. Snow, the toaloes . grown by Mrs. Gty Sitith, and the large watter melon by .\Ir. Brooks Itishop. The Clin 1oct Ice lac-tory had a novel exhibit of fruit and flowers encait'd in bloc1s of' ice. The juldge's in tho 't ta na lidI n1eat weight this year 4- . t':- grooimin. t tle stowk and ' o.. c'ndition o^ tl' hi:ariness ii v'hlicleA. O0 It a ii :a. t r of drive; a were kept *1 i ml being- pr:izc. Winne(rst by 1aving shAbby harnes One noteworthy feature of the day was the fact that not a single arrest was made it tle city, (ither oc the grounds 'or onl the sticets. 'le coun ty fair enjoys a rare reputatIon in Ilthis respect, only one arrest having been snade on tite grotinids since the fli'st year it was started 1atd this arrest was made as a result of an alterction be tweeln two little negro boys. The premium and prize winniter's as alnOuntced by Mr. Power are as fol lows: PIREMIUMS AND PRIZES. FiELD cROP DEiPvltTENT. Samples of Field Crops. It. H. Blakeley, A. IHomuer Mloore, Sitiperintndents. I Best peck with 12 ears whIte Dent co'nt. 1 sack Royster guano. $1.50, Owing & hobo. lue. J. 11. Wolff; Red, IJ. P. (;ray 2 Best pcek with 12 rat's yellow I)ei I sack I 4oyster guano, $2.50, Owling & Hobo. Blu, H la Owngs lvd, ltal p] Temp lotonl. 3 Best. ple'k pIolific cornt wit It stalks of same. I sa'ck ltoyster giano, $2.50, Owing: & Hobo. [tllu%. J. if. Wharton, .11r.; Red,.al tel' l',. Caldwell. 4 Best Ick(]( witl 12 ears pop-corn. I sick Rovster guano, $2.50, OwIng & Bobo. Bleti. 14". NI. llaieley; Red, .I. G Suimeriel. M is'ellaiineous. 6 Best peck of peas. I sack Planters fertilizer, $2.50, W C. Whai'ton. lute. W. H. iHaletinie; Ried. WV. D) Tumnblin. 9 Best 1)eck of peanuts, 1 Can .Jackson Square coffee, $1.00 Owings & Owings. Blue, Dewey Godfrey; Red, .. Sander's. 10 Best pec0k of clay cowpeas. Blue, Tr. IH. Childress. 12 Best pec0k of whlpporwlll cowpeaa 1 sack Planters fertilizer, $2.50, WV C. Wharton. Blue, GI. II. Holt ; Red, . W. flecks, 13 Best heck unknown cowpeas. Blue, Jl. F. Danvis; lRed, F. .\I. hlake ley. 14 Best peck of (nable cowpeas. .1 sack Planters fertIlIzer, $2.50, W. C., Whar'ton. Blue, J. 'T. lalkely; lRed, A. II, Moore. 15 Best peck any variety sweet po tatoes. 1 sack Royster' gtuano, $2.50, Owings & Bobo. Blue, Jolhn W. 'Turnet'; lRed, A. I. Riddle. 16 Best Peck of IrIsh potattoes. 1 sack Planter's fer'tilizer, $2.50, W. C. Wharton. Blue, T. R., Blakeley; Red, W. L. Sexton. 17 Best peck of tur'nips. I sack guano, $2.50, through Owlng* & Owlngs. Blue, C. D). Rlobertsont; Red, J. Rap hey Hfellams. 19 Best peck of beets. 1 can WhIte House coffee, $1.00, Hunter Bros. Blue, E. C. 'Simpson; Red, Albert Baldwin. 23 Best onIons. 1 sack Royster guano, $2.50, Owlngs & Bobo. Blue. W. D. Byrd. 31 Best collectIon of different kinds of hay. I sack Planters fertIlizer, $2.50, W. C. Wharton. 1 sack meal. $i.20, Laurens 011 Mill. 'luo .J. D. W. Watts. 32 tflest 12 stalks of sorghum. 1 sack Royste~r guano, $2.50, Ow ings & Boho. lue Ji. D). W. Watts. 32% Best display of Laurens county oats. 1 No. 71 Chattanooga turn plow, $5.50, Brooks Hardware Co. Blue, A. Homer Moore. 33 Two largest pumpkIns. 1 can Jackson Square coffee, $1.00, Owlngs & Owings. Blue, Jf. T. P'eden ; Ried, W. F. S'now. 35 Two largest cushtaw. Blue, JT. I. Wells; Red, W. Fi. Snow. 37 Best bale long staple cotton. Blue. H.I C. Culbertson. 1 li COUMY FIR | :S Best stalk upland cotton. Blue, T Mae ROI)1r. :39 Iest dis)lay of leaf tobacco. lue, T. it. Blakeley. ,10 Best display of vegetables. 1 lamp. $2.50, Leverett Furniture Co. Blue. Mrs. W. D. Byrd. .11 Best peck short staple cotton seed. Blue. .1. F. Gray; Red, J. L. Dickert. 42 Best peck long staple cotton seed. Farm Produce. Blue, If. C. Culbertson. 43 Best display of farm produce from ay one farm. I pair Crossett Shoes, $6.00, by Watts Mill store and 1 year sub scription to Southern Cultivator 111111, W. 1). Byrd. I 'a Pea Is. liu .T. 11. Birown; :Red, W. 11. Hal1 lent Ine. 13) Toia toes. I 1. ti .\l Mrs. (;uy Smlith. I lo. I Irooki S I ihop: IZed. .r. J. S. I iied .\plel s. 11.ilue. .\rW. . Ioperlil. G:: l.e lo. llUe, lir. I1. Niial. H:o lst enbbmag., 1,11. W. MH. Williamus. ;IhI Coll lction of brools. H.lue,. . (nW d. W. Mrr. "i .lom-made disk plow. 11,111. W. .\. P'earee. j:L Home-made wag~ons. lblue, W. 1. 0ralett's Sons. BlueSES, MUAtLES ANeD ASSES. WV. Rt. McCuen. J. G. Brown, Superintendents. 45 Best standard bred stallion. Blue, 1). A. Glenn; Red, Ed. W. Mar tiln. 47 Best standard bred horse colt. 1 bridle, $1.50, J. A. Franks. Blute, J. If. Atchison; Red, .1. T-. Peden. I8 Best standard bred mare colt. I leather halter, $1.50, J. A. Franks. Blue. 1). A. Martin; Red, F. S. Stod dard. Heavy Draft, 50 Best heavy draft mare. Blue, 11. .1. Franks; Ied, M. A. Can non; White, L. L. Ligon. 51 Best heavy draft horse colt. I halter, $1.50, Brooks Hardware Co. Blue, F. S. Stoddard. 53 Best light draft stallion. Blue. 1). A. Glenn; Ied, .1. M. Coie land. .. Light Drau. Extra-W. P. Childress & Son's display of Yellman and get. 1st. $5.00; 2nd, $3.00. Blue, It. It. Owings; led, M. A. Cannon). 54 Best light draft mare. Ihlue. A. L. .\artin: IRed, 1. 1. Ligon. )55 Iest light draft. mare iand colt. I pair geit's shoes, $3.00, J. C. Burns &- Co. 1lue. I R. Owinlgs: Red, S. C. l'ow 0.r: While, 1L. W. .\artinl. -6 Best. light dr1aft COt 'under' V year of(1. Bilue, M. A. Cannon RIed. \lM. A. Canl non : White, 1'. W. Martin. .7 Best light draft colt over I yearl old. 10 Il. pall Watkins stock tonie, .1. E. Oglesby. Blue. M. A. Cannon: lted, .1. 1,. An derson: White, F. S. Stoddard. 1.9 Best c->unty raised stallion, 4 years old and under. Bilue. It. It. Owings; ied, .1. M. Cope land. Hnlles. 39 Best. pair mules, Laurens County raisedl. 1 pair blind bridles, $5.00, Laurens Hardware Co. Blue, D). A. Glenn; lRed, J1. W. Peter 60 Best mule colt, 2 years old, halter led. 2 sacks Planters guano, $5.00, WV. C. W~harton. Blue, S. A. Briown. 61 Best mule colt. 1 year old, halter led. 1 sack Roysters guano, $2.50, Owings & Bobo. Blue, S. A. Br'own; R led. E. S. Hud gens. 62 flest mare and1( -mule colt under 1 year 01(d, 65 per cent and 35 per cent respective'y. I pair men's shoes, $3.50, Switzer Company. Biu', b,. W. Martin; lRed, W. Ri. An derson0i1; Whtit e, A. E. (Clev~elaind. 63 Best jack. Blue, I'. S. Bailey. Extria-Best colt from W. D Byrd & S'on's jack, under 1 year 01ld. 1st, $3.50; 2nd, $2.75. BlIue. W. Ri. Andeison ; Red, A. E. Horses. Extra-Girls hor'seback ridling, uinder 16 years of age. 1 signet ring, $2.50, W. Solomon. Blume, Miss Fannie lludgens; Red, Miss (lney' Bagwell; White, Miss Mattle Copeland. 68 Boy riding, uinder 14 years old. Boy's hat. MInter Co. Blue, Master' E. W. Martin ; Red, David Copeland; White Richard Couints. 69 Best Shetland pony, ridden by boy or girl. 5 lb. box candy, by Palanco of Sweets. Blue, Richard Counts. 70-Best iding by lady. Ladies' bat, $4.00, Davis-Roper Co. Biue, Miss Lucey Peden; Red, Miss Martha Wolff. 71 Best Shetland pony, driven In har-. ness, 65 per cent and 35 per cent. 1 sweater, Minter Co. Blue, Master Dan Patton; Red(, Eu gene Power. 72 Ben riding by gentleman.] Umbrella, $2.00. W. 0. Wilson & Co. Blue, P. C. Parkins; lRed, Walter Riamage. 73 Best dIriving by lady. 1 pair ladies' kid gloves, $1.50, Switzer Company. Blue, Miss Lucy Peden; lRed, .MIss Ruth) Workman; White, Mi's. L~. 'E. Yau bor'ough. 74 Bent 5adldle mare. Rilnne Earl Tangntnn 5 Best saddle horse. B~lue, P1. C. l'arkins; lied, Ml. W. SLelainms. '6I Best saddle mare or horse. Gentleman's hat, $3.00, D'is-Roper Co. Illue, P. C. l'arkins; lied, Ml. W. hiellaws; White A. Mi. Itanage. '7 Best single harness mule. I razor, $2.50, Moseley & Roland. Blue, Robert Ilurdette; Red P. W. Roper: White, W. S. Chapman. 71/ [est single harness mule, Lau rens County raised. Blue, .John Ml. Copeland. 'S Best pair geldings driven in har less. 1 pair gloves. Minter Company. Blue, J. M. Copeland. '9 Best pair mules driven in har 'less. Dixie Land coffee. $1.00, J. 11. SullI van. Illue. II. ,. lllakeley: IRed, NI. W. r y; W hite, .1. L'. Plis . .1.2 e~st pallr of, LauIrenls counlty' raised Aluhls. 1:100l, 1). A. Gelen. 0 lest mare driveni in harness. lu .1.. It. Atchison;: lIed, .1. V. Ashlorv; White, A. 1'. Martin. 1 l est Imlureis collilty ralsed I;ie. ~W. W. Watkins; lied, HI. It. I''ulb-1r. I iest gelding drivenl in hariness. lune. \\t ati lobertson; Ried. T. M. Shaw; Whlite, 1'. G. Franlks. 2 Best horse or mare driven In lihar I pair shoes, $1.00, Chardy & Wilson. Blue. It. U. Franks: ed W. L. 1101 linigsworIi. :11 Beett pair mares, driven in harness I whip, $1.00, Jiio. A. Franks. Milue. .1. T. 'edenl. 4 Best pair, one of each sex, driven In harness. 'Signet ring, $2.50, W. Solomon. lue, .1. M. Copeland; lied, Work man & Watkins; White, H1. I. Piller. CA'TLE DEPARTMENT. A. '. Cleveland. J. M. Sumerel, S uperintendents. Ayrshires, 5 Best bull, 2 years old and over. Dnle, W. I). Byrd & Son. 6 Best bull, under 2 years old. Blue, L. 12 Ligon. s9 Best display of Ayrshlres. 3 sacks meal, Laurens Oil Mill. Bilue, .1. 1). W. Watts. Jerseys. 10 Best bull, 2 years old and over. Bllue, W. 1). Byrd & Ful. )2 Best cow, 2 yecars old and over. Blue, W. F. Compton; Red, .\. 11, Bolter. -M Best display of Jrseys. :1 sacks cotton seed meal, $3.60. Lau rens Oil Mill. Blue. W. 1). ihyrd & FI. C- Den-It display pure bred cattle, alny other type. 2 sacks 'otton seed meal, Laureni Oil Mill. 1ll1e. (. A. Fuller. 6 Best. grade (ow any age. I sack eotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau. relns Oil Mill. 1,lu . M . . Que it. 37 liest grade heifer, 2 to 3 years old I sack colton seed meal, $1.20, lau. runs Oil Mill. 111l1o, 1'. l.. 111urn1s. )8 Best brade heIfer I to 2 years old I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lai reis Oil 'Mill. 1lu1e, W. W. Grtlln. ,9 Best grade helfer calf under 1 year old. 1 sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau renst Oil Mill. 1luo, A. '. Cleveland. r9 liolsteints. Blue, Glenn A. Fuller. SWINE, John D. H-unter, 0. L. Hunter, Su1perintendents. Berkshire. 112 Best aged boar. I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau. rens Oil Mill. Blue, Hi. D. Stewart; Red, J. 11 Power. 113 Best young boar. I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau rens 011 Mill. Blue, Ii. D). Stewart. 114 . Best aged so w. I sack Planters fertilIzer, W. C Wharton. Blue, 11. TD. Stewart. 115 Best young sow. I sack cotton seed meal, $1.20, Lau rens Oil MIlI. lue, (1. A. Fuller; Redl, TI.M1. Shaw 116 Besti display oif not less than five 1 sack Milco hog feed' $1.50, Ken nedy Bros. Blue, HI. I). Stewart. 119 Best aged sow. 1 sack Planters fertilIzer, WV. C Wharton. Blue, (1. A. Fuller. 120 Best young sow. 1 sack Planters fertilizer, W. C Wharton. lue, 0. A. Fullor. 121 Best. display of sot less t'han five. 1 sack Ann Arbor Flour, $1.50, Hun. ter Bros. Blue, G. A. Fuller. Other Breeds, 123 flest younb boar, any other breed $1.00 merchandise, Rays Pharmacy. Blue, B. M. Owlngs. POULTRY DEIPARTVMENT. V. A. White, W. P. Morris. SuperIntendents. Class 1--American, 130 Plymouth Rock. Barred, pen. Ladle's hand bag, $1.50, Laurens Drug Co. Blue, D). M. Norwood; Red, A. UI. 'Moore; WhIte, C. M. Babb. 33 Wyandotte, Silver. pen. $2.00 In merchandise, Rays Pharm acy. Blue, W. T. Rena; Red, W. J. Senn; White, C. M. Isa.bb. .34 Wyandotte, GTidedn, pen. $1.00 in merchandise, Rays Pharm acy Blue, D~r. II. B. Stewnart. 35 Wyandotte, White, pen. 1 pair ladhies' shoes, $3.50, Swltzer Company. Blue, Mrs. A. Ei. Cleveland; lRed, Mrs. A. 1E. Cleveland; White, Olive S. 11ill, 36 Rhode JIlandl Reds, pen). (Continued on Pn'a Thee.) 'V' Extra Heat, Just XA,711H a Peifcction Sn house you are saf happen to your heating PJRFW SMOKELE Cold snaps have no terror for you extra heat needed to make bedroom. comfortable. Burns kerosene-casy t Perfection Heaters are portable, heat < At hardware, furniture dealers and ge Triangle Trade-Mark. STANDARD 0 Washington, D. C. (N E W Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Va. BALT Choice Real E 84 acres known as the Jones land 20 acres or lam bounde( by lands of I,. Z. Wilson and limits Of cit O o W. Z. IBall with 7-room cottage, good o li c ge 1or11. tenaint house, good bails and out- TWO tore roolt bu"I iligs. 'rice $.~,0.00 per acre, 1-4 roti .1)0 feet ;ij cash, balance, 1, 2 and 3 y r. . 2 acres, more or less, inl town ofor Ia 1'. 11. Taylor t'arm. bounded by lands moc Street, in C of Charlie Irb-y, Itush Powers, Russell six rooti dwelling I'attisoni, with dwelling aInd ot- of $900. buildings. Price $1,000. All cash. 3-4 acre more o 2 acres, ore or less, in town of 13 H111-114 home, in i) ititied by Boyd'( Siml psonville, GreenvIlle county, il fronting on N known as J. 11. Goodwin's house and With seven rooi lot and bounded by Dr. llowtrd and 11g and tine well witfii, otagbaa. been recently JF. A. 'odd. as be.utiful t tion and can be b nicely located. Price $2500. All cash. td s, 10 acres of land near Owings. a part yas of Mrs. HI. G. Willis' farnm, bounded by J. M. Owings and land of Mrs. HI. G1. Willis. $100 per acre. One acre of land and 8-room dIwell ing in the growing town or Gray\ Court, bounded by lands of J. W. WVells and J. 11. Owings, has fine~ barn, fine well water and tank. in 300 yanias of Gray Court-Owings Institute. Price + $3,000. 500 acres on the road leading from ~~~ Gray Court to Lanford, will be sub divided into 50-acre lots and sold on , easy terms. See mec early and secure bargain. 51 1-2 acres knowvn as the llalentine 1 land, bounded by the lands of porter 10lledge and1( others. Priice $30.00 pert acre. * One acre of landl with 7-room cot tage bounded by lands of G. Y. l11 lams and Mr's. J. Rt. Dorroh. Prie $2.500.00. 40 acres of land. knownt as part of U-odaebk the Martin Riddle estate, bou1-nded by m al fyuw lands of 10. M. Riddle anid Mrs. Elmina 13-areofa Owings. Price $40 per' acre. ~ atnhm 2 3-4 acres, kmnown as Duckett housebetiucoae and lot, bounded by TI. D. Lake and Pie$,0.0 road leading to Madden station; 1-2 ceofan mile of the city limits of .Iaurens.th Mr.An Price $600.honebyWf. 218 acres, more- or less, known asdwligadot 0. 1L. Hunter home, bounded by War-tosooanch rior creek, M. H. Hunter, W. J. Fdlem- ar ing and others, wIth six room dwell ing and four tenant houses, well im- 19aceko proved. Price $9,000, tcBrn n 178 acres of land near Ora, bound- i iepeeo ed by lands of fl'em Poole, Williamcteangodi Bryson and others, with good im- a 4 e ce provements, will be sold very, very 20acemr low,.h a wnsp Also three unimproved lots at the R heC 3 Watts Mill will be sold remarkably wligadoh cheap. S'ee me for price. I h rpryo 1 3-4 acres, more or less, known assodahe tes 10. Rt. Biakeley home, bounded by Y. C. Hellams, J. J. Dendy and fronting 4 cemr Church street. F~ight room cottage .Poeshm, and outbuilding, city water, with TyoI.L m lighs, ine astre. ric $2,00. room cottage, for The LndMnTWh Divies'o frnig5(eta When 'You Need It m~keless Oil Heater in the guarded when accidents system. R TION pi -1EATERS for the Perfection supplies just the bathroom or sitting room warm and o handle and inexpensive. iuickly and are smokeless and odorless. neral stores everywhere. Look fot the IL COMPANY E R SE Y) Charlotte, N. C. Charleston, WVa. [MORE Charl..t.., S. C. state for Sale! I inside incorporate 25 acres of land known as 13. .aurins, with six Todd's home, bounded by lands of 9. e rooi house and 11. Burton, I-. I. TraynlIam an Mr ,500. Rosa Lee Craddock. This Is a beauti s, at Watts Niii fil home at Narnie stti on C. & 1 50 feet (leep. Price W. C. railroad, G miles from lAlurenB, This homne N%,11 IlUlt 111(1 i!Ui)I'OVc(I I,,. d. hounle(l by Jeff 1913. Price $2,750. Why not buy this ley, iaid otherQs Oil today? ty of I .urens; has 41 1-2 re, known as M. B. Btiri~' fir the small sum hom1, bounded by A. 1. Burs, S. j. 1Burns1 anld Jin11 Nabore. Price $1,660. rless, kii, vn as A. 15 acres, more or less, known as the the city of Laurens, 11. L. McSwaia home place In Cross. sexton, Geo. Garrett 11111, with a beautiful 8-1oom cottage. orth Harper street, See me for prices. dwelling, outbuild- 1 1-4 acres with six-room (lweling;, )f water. This home two barnp, and other outbuildings ati built in fine loca- the Watts Mill. Price $1,8(0.00. ught for $3,200, one .e in one and two aome, o n by S. A. Wiis y Paice$37.60eersanae Teeare aafdeo easy.agaSee thadwehavotoofarsyutheth.pE.s Cut, WattC.,iPhonei19. andere oflantoonde-bypumi. , knownie knonsa thartrksof' Cheek Geo ladSmithtiecoprelmiso antthr. Heai fLues.Pie$50 e Alsolotadjinin thsnlte6iaent~ rch.$60.00eper5acre 1171-2achy bSndd bBurdsnfs, hrFlmn.The ihsstteo utvti,.Pie property,0nicrlycro 140r-2leresknwnknothnReben ari an Maothomseaeruse.n h Tr.Jaeiwn s i n ftefnetlctosi y esat eryand wil scobecoet huc n ls o Paice$1,500 praacre mtti rpry cemr r less, known as SW.T dknwaste .Tmlo'plcbounded by Norh ia.. ttsn Millr, witly ersreWtsMlspory;fv and stre-romroo acreslln storeoo as5 f.eR. Thd' barnme, boned elyo ater. ofa. be cuonte wit .Ternhamkan Mrs, known asp rosa rie Ctsaradyok insld isc beau, Cfekhmeted hoeatNr00,tainonC Cheek eo.Smit 63 aroad, 5morirlessro Larnw, and othes. Has s the w ansordilands bmoroved byr rch. ric $3 perdett1a. ohrsc$,70 Pric $60.0 per this 'ItM. 5 1-2 acres, known as th. Gi.l Bur. dodbyBaIbrt Iidehom pae, bounded . yH Curn,il. J proert, icey l-rns n JPmiNabor7.6Pricer$are 0 prvmn ha 01 acres, more or' less, known ash I. D. Mcraydn home bounded by Cros. or lss, nown~ohers, with taeandfu .-oomtt~dag. aSeeineandrotherss outbildngs.Thi 64 acresofln with 6-room wel'in; twoatndwllb d bansD andintherSoutbuiadings at' at $,500cash tCoo Warts Ml. Price $,00.00e~ r. 88 acresmoerlss, known asSmt'. les, non a W lohomnbpae, bounded by ButWlems boudedby'F.B.Caheter.ed Mcoanie and. others, $120 uli.Price $ 60 erar. Theearset Suit aYfew r Puie rgs