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VOLUME xxxi. LAURENS9 SOUTH CAROLINA'$ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1915.,U~i~1 IRIBBON WINN[RS I WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT. Mrs. W. H.,Anderson, Mra. R. E. Copeland. Superintendents Mrs. Burdette premium on best dis play of canned goods. Mrs. J. R. Armstrong, red ribbon on second best display canned goods. Mrs. T. 0. Garrett, blue ribbon on canned peaclhes. Mrs. W. P. Poole, premium on best dispaly jellies-Orepe do chine waist by Switzer Co. Miss Wqillou Boyd, best scuppernong jolly, blue ribbon. Mirs. E. L. Swain, best apple jelly, -blue ribbon. Best chow chow, blue ribbon. Loura Crisp, apple jelly, red rib bon. Miss Beth Shell, best display sour pickle, premium .18 lbs. flour, by Owings & Fowler. Peach 'pickle, red ribbon. Mrs. T. 0. Garrett, peach pickle, blue ribbon. Mrs. T. 0. Garrett, best display of sweet pickle, 48 lbs. flour, Owing & Owings. Mrs. Mcfin, chow chlowN, red ribbon. Mrs. Itugene H udgens, sour cucum ber pilckle, blue ribbon. Mliss Nellie Blakely, best biscuit by girl under 16 years of age. Pre inium 2 lbs Nunnaly's Candy, Powe Drug Co. Mrs. Pitts, best biscuilt, blue ribbon. Mrs. Brooks Swygert, best rolls, blue ribbon. Mrs. Kittle Burton, best pound but ter, premium, 1 can coffee $1.00 by .1. H1. Suiivan. Mrs. L. E. Burns, pound butter, red ribbon. Miss Willou Boyd, best chocolate layer cake, premiul, 56 lbs Ann Arbor flour, $1.65, Hunter Co. Mrs. Annie Collings, chocolate cake, red ribbon. Mrs. Geo. Knight, chocolate cake, red ribbon. Mrs. Booth Knight, best old fash loned poind cake, premiluin 10 lbs Ringhain Ham, $1.80 by Fowler & Owens. Mrs. Annie Collings, pound cake, red ribbon. Blest syrup, premiiim by J. 0. Denny, I pair gloves. $1.00. Won by .. M. Suimorel. W. A. Workminun, syrup, red ribbon. Mrs. Burdette, best display in de partment. Premei in $5.00 brooch by Fleming Bros. Mrs. Bessie Owens. best display of preserves. Premium, I pint of extract $1.50, by Laurens Drug Co. PREIIIUMS AND PRIZES. School. 1 Best exhibit by any school in the county. One-half ton coal, Eichelberger - Bros. 2 Best Individual display from any school. I dozen photos from McOord's Studio, $5.00. 2 1-2 Given for school booth, $5.00 by Lucas Bank. FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT. Samples of Field Crops. B.- B; Blakeloy, A. Homer Moore, Superintendents. 3 Best peck with 12-ears white corn. 1 sack Royster guano, $2.50, Ow ings & Bobo. 1lu1e, (illie Situmoral; red, J. F. Thloipson; White, C. L. Peden. 4 Best pack with 12 ears yellow corn. 1 sack Rloyster guano, $gi.50, Ow ings & lHobo. Blue, R. 1L. Owings; red, J1. T. Pecden; 5 'Best peck prolilit corn withl six stalks of same. I sack Iloystor guano, $2.50, Ow inns & Hobo. Blute, J1. iH. Whiarton, Jr.; red, J1. C. Molanilel. 0 hest peek wIth 12 ear's pop-corn. 1 sac hloyste ci uano, $2.50, Ow lilute, WV. Y. Blald win; red, Karl Blakhely. 7 Best display of' crn. $2.50 by 11. G. Frtantks.. lue, J. Wash Watts. 8 flost ieek of peaS. I sack V.-C. fertilizer, $2.50, Aug. hluff, Agt. Ilue, John it Tks; red, J1. 11. lol t. 9 flost l'eek of barley.. 10 les( tieek of ryO 1 avk 1.6 lic L'cht acid, PlanuternS For'. (Co., \V. G. Whar'toil,.Agt. Ifbue, 11. C. WVallace;: red, A, 11. Mloore il I Best peck of pecanuts. I ca n .lnaek soni Biuaire coff ee, $1.00. W. 11. Sloan. Ulue, WV. 1. 1liaion; red, J1. D). Clod frey., 12 Best peaki of clay ('owpeas. 13 Best 1teck of iron cowpeas. 1 yearii sublscriptionl to Southern Cutlt iva totr, Blue, (illi Sumorel. -14 Best peck of whilporwiii COwpeaiH. Suck V.-C. fertilizer, $2.50, Aug. Iluff, Agt. Blue, T1. 13. Childress; red, Rl. C. Wa~l 15 Best peck ladty eowpens. 1 year subscription to Southuerni ' utivator. Blue, Mrs. Ronnie liartin. 16 post peck of table cowpeas. 1 sac~ V.-C. fortlly.cer, $2.50, Aug. Blue, WV. S. Peden. k'l Best cnllection oif ndng. I TN tllIY FMR 10 lbs. Sudan grass seed, $2.50, Kennedy Bros. Blue, Gille Sumeral. 18 Best peck any variety sweet po . tatoes. 1 sack, Royster guano, $2..0. Ow ings & Bobo. Blue, J. W. Turner. 19 ,Best peck of Irish potatoes (spring crop). 1-2 bushel -Lookout Mountain pota toes, W. P. Harris. Blue, C. Eq. W4lson. 20 Best peck of Irish potatoes (fall crop). 1-2 bushel Lookout Mountain pota toes, J. L. Power. . Blue, It. C. Wallace: red, .1. H-. Pow er. 21 Best peck of turnips. 1 sack Rloyster guano, $2.50, Ow ings & Bobo. Blue, C. 1). Robertson; red, J. W. Martin. 22 Best peck of beets. 1 can Luziani coffee, $1.00, Hunter Bros. Blue, N11-4. C. P. Wilson; red T. 11. Childress. 23 Best peck of artichokes. Blue, W. F. .ledlock. 2.1 Best peck of chufas. 25 Best peck of soja beans. 26 Best onions. I sack Royster guano, $2.50, Ow ings & Bobo. Blue, D. M. Senn. 27 Best bale co*pea hay, not less than 75 lbs. Blue, .1. Wash Watts. 28 Best bale alfalfa hay, not less than i 75 lbs. Blue, J. Wash Watts. 29 Best bale clover hay, not less than 75 lbs. Blue, J. Wash Watts. 30 Best bale native grass hay, not less than 75 lbs. Blue, J. Wash Watts. 31 Best bale Bermuda grass hay, not less than 75 lbs. Blue, .1. Wash \Vatts. 32 Best bale German millet, not less than 75 lbs. 33 Best bale sorghum, not less than 75 lbs. Blue, .1. Wash Watts. 34 Best collection of different kinds of hay. 1 sack V.-iC.. fertilizer, $2.50, Aug. Huff, Agt. Blue, .1. Wash Watts. 35 Best 12 stalks of sorghum. - 1 sack Royster guano, $2.50, Ow ings & Bobo. Blue, .l. . Power: red, M. B. Poole. 36 Best display of Laurens county oats. 10 lbs. crimson clover seed, 51.25, Hunter Bros. Blue, A. H. Moore. 37 Lirgest pumpkin. 24 lb. sack graham flour, 75c, Elchelborger Bros. - Blue, J. T. Peden; red, Gillie Sum eral. 38 Largest winter squashes. 39 Iargest cushaw. Blue, J. F. Snow. 40 Best bale short staple cotton. 41 Best bale long staple cotton; 42 Best stalk upland cotton. 1 lb. Chase & Sanborn tea, 60c, Fowler & Owens. Blue, P. W. Madden. 43 Best display of leaf tobacco. 1 sack 16 per cent acid, Planters Fort. Co., W. C. Wharton, Agt. Blue, T. B. Jones: red, J. A. Llpford 44 Best display of vegetables. Fancy lamp, $2.25. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. Blue, Mrs. A. 11. Moore. 45 Best ek cotton seed. One half bushel Spring Grove implroved lrollflc cotton seed, S. A. Brown. Blue, 11. E. rangston. 46 Best dlsplay of L~aurens county wheat. 1 sack V.-C. guano, Aug Tiuff, Agt. Bilue, J. D). Grafd~(on); red, A. II. Moore. 47 Best Launirenis county made 1 cnn liennedy's Special coffee, liennedy Bros. Illue, J..W. Turner; red. WV. M. Pitis IS lBtstI dislay 0of farm produce from any one farm. 1 pair (Crosselt Shoes, $5.06, Watts .\ill store andi 1 year' subserip t ion Io SOIutIhern Cultivator. Extra--Sudan gr'ass. lExt~r A pple t ree. Pinson. Peach I ree,.\ AlerIta.' Ilue, D. A. Aladden. "xtria-.Nov'.t Potinto. P~otato grown to bottle nlek. Blue, M. V. Holder, Sr'. Depaurt ment of .MiecmnnIrs, Manine ture~s, A gricultitival Impremienits, Veh ices,. CominmercIil Pro IiuctSsiand Auto mohles, )Exhibils in this depart ment will be given space In buildIngs or on the grounds and shown to 'the hest advantage. No chargo will be made. 40 Best eqlutppedi and best handled p~er cent respectively. HKORSES, MULES A NI ASSES, WV. R. McCuen, .J. G. Brown, Superilntendentn. 50o Bost standardl bred stallon. Blue, John M. C'opoland; redi, Guy L~. Copeland; white, R. Rt. Owings. 51 Best standard bred mare. 52 Best standard bred horse colt. Mdse., $1.00, Moseley & Roland. Blue, I. M. Smith, Jr.; red, D. B. Davenport;, white, Martin & frl'eague. 53 'Best standard bred mare colt. Mds., $1.00, Moseley & Roland. Heavy Draft. 54 Best heavy draft stalllon. 55 Best heavy draft mare. Blue, J. ii. Martin. 56 Best heavy draft horse colt. Mdse., $1.00, Moseley & Roland. Blue, N. N. Martin; red, Byon Nich ols. 57 Best heavy draft mare colt. Mdse., $1.00, J. C. Shell & Co. Light Draft. 58 W. P. 'Childress & Son's display of Yellian and get. Best colt, $5.00; second best colt, $3.00. Blue, Dick Owings; red. T. D3. Bolt; white, 11.Al. Owings. 59 Display Teague & Martin Percheon stallion and get. Best volt, $3.00; second best colt, $2.00; all others shown, $1.00. Blue, L. W. .\Martin; red, 11. A. Mel Cel. 60 W. 10. Chapman's display of stal lion and get. 61 Display of Guy C. Copeland's stal lion and get. lie, .John .L Copl'and ; red, E. P. llam; white 11. Y. McCarter. 62 Any other sires and get. 63 Best light draft mare. Blue, H. Y. .lcCarter; red, -D. S. -i11; white, Lander Willis. 64 Best light dilaft mare and colt. 1 pair gent's shoes, $3.00, Minter Co. Blue, Ladder Willis; red, E. P. Mi law; white '. It. Burdette. 65 Best light draft colt under 1 year old. Blue, 10. P. .I\lam ; red. Lander Wil lis; white, .1. 1). Bolt. 66 Best light draft colt'over 1 year old. 1 1pkg. International stock powder, $1.00, hlunter Bros. lu1e, I. M. Smith, .r.; red, F. S. Peden; white, Brooks Davenport. 67 Best county raised stallion, 4 years old and under. Blue, It. It. Owings. 68 Best light draft stallion. Blue, .John M. Copeland; red, Poole & Kelley. 69 Display of stallions and get. Mules. 70 Best pair mules, Laurens county raised. I set cotton slip harness, Brooks Iardware Co.; 1,000 shingles, $2.50, H. L. Hoper. Blue W. ). Byrd & Soin. 71 Best mule colt, 2 years old, halter led. Blind bridle, $1.75, .1. It. Sullivan. Blue, 1. S. Iliu(gens; red, 11. A. League; White, W. D3. Byrd & Son. 72 Best mule colt, 1 year old, halter led. Leather wagon collar, $2.50, J. A. Franks. ,Blue, H. S. Wallace; red, N. M. Mar tin. 73 Best mare and mule colt under 1 year old, 60 per cent and 40 per cent respectively. 5 bushels red oats, $3.75, J. M. Philpot. 74 Best Jack. Blue, Geo. Lipscomb; red, W. D. Byrd & Son. 75 Best jennett. 76 Best jonnett and colt, 60 per cent and 40 per cent respectively. 77 Best Jack and get. 78 Best colt from W. ). Byrd & Son's Jack, under 1 year old. 1st, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00. 79 Best Colt from W. D. Byrd & Son's jack, over 1 year old. 1st, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00. Blue, ii. S. Waliace ; red, W. D). Byrd & Son; white, W. D). Byrd & Son. 80 Best 4 in hand team of mules. 1 wagon umbrella, $2.00, .1. A. iFranke, and 0 lbs lard, $1.25 .J. St Girls hiorseback( riding. unde(r 16i years of age. (Continued on Page TPen.) MOTH ER! DON'T TAKE CHANCES iF CHILD'S .TONGUE IS COATED 'ICrs F(eVerishl, Slk, Bilious, (lean Little 1.11e an'std Howels. -A latxat ive tod(ay Saives at sik child( 10omorrowi~. ChIi ldreni simniply will not1 take the t ime from pilay to emipty heir howels, whieh baeomie/eloggedl up with waste. Iliver gets siuggishi, Loo0k at the tougue, \Mot) .r! If coat. ed or. your ch(ildf is l istles ., cross, fev' heartily, full of cold r has sore thri oat or any Oilier child ren's alii mecnt, give a I aspoo t'ul of "Califor nia Syrup of 1" s," ion dlon't wvorry, because lI is pr -fr- y ha rmless, and1( in a few ihourvs altiis constilaltlon lpoison, saur b~ and(( fermtenlt ing waste wIll gently move out ot the bowels, and you have a wvellI, playful chlildi again. A thorough, ''inside cleansing' is oftlmes all thait is neces sary. It should be the first treatment given in any slckness. lHoware of counternmeit tlg syrups. Ask your diruggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs", which has .full dlirections for babies, cliil dIren of all ages and for growvn-upls ptlainly prInted on the bottle. 'Loo0k car'efully andl see that it is made by the "Califo-nIa Fig Syrup Comnany." One GREENVILLE, Bt None Price a oBut (INCORPORATE) The All DEPARTMENT STORE. Best Your Winter Wardrobe High time to select your Winter Suit, Coat, Dress or Hat if you mean to buy them. Our styles are exclu sive, our assortments complete, our price right. Stylish Suits Chic Millinery Our suits speak the flial word A G ood l ace O"t'lts a ite Prof float il in up-to-date' style. YoUi will I find a wide variety of handsome to Trade* .i i plentifully viiiployedas wol fur--trinimed models in velvet, its gold lace and tetallic flow broadcloth, serge, gabardine, etc. ers. Consignments or new mod displaying rich tones of navy, rile vozian W ho WAuIts to e's (1110(1 rroin New York', mel Burgundy, plum, Ruissian green buy a stil d m or coal it exclive designers reach is and African brown. Also plain- little lit 1 (1 .a little bit each week. We ace featuiiig tailored styles. Splendid values (iffeiclit fr what she can sonle vory ama itols l voi at $10.50, $18.50, $20.00, $22.50 obtain lit her iome town vet at as low is $5.00. A hat to $25.00 and ill, will uii.d It profitab1e to Come fit you' pie- MIT AIAWAYS to t"t'ccnvllle to buly it --anld STLIS 1-is our (l 'watchtwored. Dresses, Coats iitor' proltabie still to (t) Iliffs sItre. I I NVAt1SE: NewvDress Goods Tle dresses are untisuall y otiv but ele'lalt qual charmling this season. Combina- ties will be offee you l.(itl We i 'tty ptoie of 0,t tiont effects showing serge, tif- lt authentle styles notit sho'i ug o' silI(4 a ee ID)'4 teta, faille or chariuetse in lng that po00elaste \ill itet Coodl. Futii, i';teli. ch. plain or plaid designs iar intelt iich leiiin-'' aled yet I'IIlZ'IS 1itoiise, taffea aed v'I cue' oi uised. i'esses for formal or ev- AIU' NI'A'l''Tt IION- ('lie I:( beig greatly fa'oi enling wear are specialty with E:ST 31 ': I I 1) 1 i lo' - us. Prices begin at $12.50. POSSIBIE I'I ( ,its, sergv briadcloth a r;" The COATS are either short ES Is out' sliga c. One I e'i't Ilfarrit s ll ric ilit selihn. or long and many are fr-trim- to it]], gooe Irvatitie'it .11l, t 0 re i ery stylish. Vlil mted. P1lusth, recontre, velvet, sisfaction to all. COM . V .I1- it ie a i favoe ike. We zibellnes and heavy corded AND SEE' US. have sonte desirable fahiles il weaves a.g well as plaids and 5ic, 75e atd $l.M)--ornc bei tweed mixtures are much seen. tiul Olt('5lit *1.50 and $2.00. All Prices as low aa *9.50. the new shtades. IF. Ne'w I inclofttle bitni'nersor testitn.e'bit ii e'e Icewilti lindtitlpofitablel toecome S.toM( reenville tolbuy it--and Titat marehasotitableldstiliitolcomn ~vlto hastthe deore.st sym(athy fo as flowere opendtoetdableiquaSii strangerea welllbeorofferedtysu;odgnn 'Tin bettertouteauthenitieistyloes;tnogho mqanlng uthathought, asdegivllcnot agealtooa treamenhtolall