The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 14, 1917, Image 9
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VOLUMIE XXXIlI. LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1917.
COUNTY FAIl PlkES AWAlDED.
List of Awards as Furnisiedl by the
..Secretary.. Blanks will be Given
Out This Week.
The list of piize and ribbonwinlner.
of the county fair, which was llel(
week before last, is printed below
Prize winners wito happen to be in the
city the latter part of the week may
secure order blanks for the prizes
from The Advertiser oflice, Those not
called for will be mailed and prizes
can then be gotten from (he donors.
-Thc list is as follows:
FIELD CROP I)EPA tT1M ENT.
A. IHomer Moore and John H. Power,
Superintendents.
1 1lest peck with 12 ears white corn.
liat, J. C. ilurns & Co.
l'irst, S. .l. Davis; second, .1. M.
Hitniuerel, ('ray Court; th1ird, WV. f1).
2 (lest peick withs 12 ears ye lowv' corn.
'mbrella, Switzer Co.
First, W. D). L~ynum.
! Hest, dip11y of corn.
Pair 111('n's plat , J1. C. (ilm:;n & Co.
First, iH. I.. (iray, (:rdy Court; see
on1d, \\. B. 1l(llanw, Gray Court.
5 Host peek of peas.
Can coffee, Illunter Iror.;.
i"irst, W. M. Cain. Laurens, Itt. 5;
second, .1. \. Stuiu1ere: third W.
'Al. Caine.
6 hest peck of rye.
$1.00 worth clover seed, iinter
Bros.
First, .11. D. Stewart, Clinton; sec
ond, J1. 11. Powers; third, .J. 11.
Powers.
7 Hest peCk of peanuts.
Tie, 11. 'T'erry.
Fir"st, ''. 1i. S11mierel, ILanu relns itt. 2;
Second, L. It. lilakecley; third, J.
. Sumorel, Laurens.
1(10 lest peck of whipporvill cow peas.
Sack (iouir, Martin & \loore.
First, W. .\l. Caine.
12 Best peck of table cowpeas.
Flir.t, W. M. Caine; second. .J. M.
Sumerel; third, .J. C. Stone.
13 Hest collection of peas.
Umbrella, Switzer Co.
First, Gillie Sunerel.
14 Best peek any variety sweet po
tatoes.
Can coffee, Owings & Owings.
First, J. C. Owings, iaurens; sec
11(1 .1. W. Turner, Gray Court;
third, C. P'. Wilson.
5 Best peck of Irish potatoes (spring
crop).
Flashlight, 'Powe Drug Co.
First, W. M. Caine; second, .1. C.
McDaniel; third, G. W. Clardy.
17 Best. peck of turnips.
2 hu. big boll cotton seed, R. G.
Franks.
Flirst, A. 11. Moore, Laurens, itt. 5;
second, WV. C. Brown; third, W.
Carl Bryson.
IS Best peek of beets.
5 lbs vetch seed, FowIcr & Owens.
First, .J. Y. Ilenderson; Second, Mrs.
Grover toper, Lautrens Rt. 6.
20 !test onions.
Man's shirt, i. 'T'erry.
First, .\lrs. Grover Rtoper, Laurens,
itoute 6.
28 best collection of different kinds
of hay. I
50 lbs flour, Iliunt1e' Bros.
First, .1. 1i. 'oweri .
2:) IBest 12 stalks of sorghum.
2.1 Ilbs flour. J1. .\. Phlilpot.
First, J. Y. 1Ilelnderson.
:t0 hest display of Laurens county
oats.
Can Snowdrift, Dixie Flour & Grain
Co.
iFirst, .1. II. 'owers.
31 Larlgest pumpklinll.
Coffee pot, 50c, JHenclioff's 5 and 10e
store.
Flirst, it. .\. Brownlee'; seconld, Mrs.
:3a Ilst stalk upland Cot toin,
I 'imbrellan, Wilson)1 & ('o.
Fir'st, Ri. V. Irb'y, Laurenis; secoUgd
T1. FMac Rtoi)gr.
3-1 host dlisplaiy of vegetables.
Um1brellIa, D avli5-'Roiper Co.
First, J1. li. P'owers.
3 Best peck cotton seed.
I lox ciga'rs, I Lurens Driug Co.
F'irst, TI. It. Sumerel ; second, Roy
C. (Gray.
36 best dlispilay (of Laurenis couanty
wheat.
50 lbs flour, .J. C. Shell & Co.
Flirst, J1. ii. Powers: second, T1. Mac
Roper; thbIrd, W. P. Brown.
:17 [lest display of farm produce from
any (one farm.
$5.00 I mbreolla. Flein g Bros.
First, -J. II. P'owers.
Special-Cabbag .
Htol, $1.00, .Minter' Co.
Specia-Display of' fr'uit.
Largejt .bucikot, ichltoff's 5 and1( 10c
store.
irsl,,, W., G8il in, Founata In 11nn.
'Rtt. 'I.
Spocial--Japaneses P'ersimmnons.
Can talcum powder B. F. Posey.
First, II. P. Biakefy, JLurens.
D~isplay of brooms..
Paja gloves, Miter' Co.
First, J1. WV. Turner.
Display of Syrup.
75o tie, Minlter Co.
Fir'st, J. M. Smeriol.
islplay of ibblon cane.
Fair~ sclssors, Laurens Hardwar'e Co.
FIrst, WV. D). Lynlum, I~turens.
hOil8ES, MUILES A ND ASSES.
lack 'it. D~avis and J1. E~d, Hicks,
Superintendents,
* leaty D~raft.
43 Recst heavy draft mare.
2 Iadiesi' hanidketrchiefs, Minter Co.
First, J, A. Wofford, Laurona.
Light Draft.
46 Best light draft mare.
Umbrella, $1.00, Benchoff's 5 and
10c store.
First, John Ferguson, Clinton.
17 Best light draft mare and colt.
5 lbs red clover seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, John Fergiuson, Clinton.
'S Best light draft colt under 1 year
old.
Bridle, F. P. & J. I. Childress.
First, .John Hlicks, Laurens.
419 B3st light draft colt over I year
old.
Whip, ,.ino. A. Franks.
First, .1. C. .\lcCarte r. Fountoain Inn;
second, J. P. Martin, I.at1rens.
51 1/, Best Shot land pony.
Sack rye seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, Ilenry Wharton, Watrloo.
52% 1est palir mnules, open to the
word.
First, second atid third, W. If. WVhir
mon. WateriGo.1
51 1lest mulle colt, I year old, halter
led.
$2.111 by .1. I. .\icl hall.
F'irs!t, .1. W. DgunnnLerea: se
mnd, .lihn l'0 rauson)I, 1'1111x)n.
55 Iest. mare aid 1111e colt undeiar 1
year old. Io per cent and 10 per
cent I espect ively.
linx laundr'y soap, Swygert, .\i'ieie, I
\Co.
Fi;rs. .\lit e ll Owe. :. , tan:-c t.;
:,eeond, John Ferguslon, Clinton.
('ATLi E lE PAItIM E NT.
W. It. WVharton andi .1. .\. Sumler'el
Superintendelts.
lied Pole.
68 Best bull, under 2 years old, Lau
rens courty raised. .
5 lbs rape seed, Kennedy Bltos.
Fire~t, Williamn Dtulap, Laurens.
G rades.
82 Ilest grade cow any age.
$3.00 hat, .l inter Co.
First , John Cunningham, Laurens;
second, William Dunlap, ,auretns.
8 IBest grade helfer, I to 2 years old.
Rasor, $2.00, Jones-Taylor lard
ware Co.
First It. D. Stewart, Clinton.
85 ]lest cow, any breed.
Rasor. $2.00, .lones-Taylor lard
ware Co.
First, Johlt Cunllingham, Iaitrens;
se5fond, W\illiain il3un1lap, laurens. I
SWINE.
D. E0. Todd and Ii.: D. Stewart
Suptr'intendents.
Berkshire.
87 Best aged boar.
$1.50 shirt, Clardy & Wilson.
iIr'st, 11. D. Stewart, Clinton: see
dnd, T. B.. Sunorel, Lauren:.
87% Largest hog, any breed.
One bottles of Figaro, by Laurens
Drug Co.
First, T. h1. Sutnerel; second, If. 1).
Stewart; third, Robert Davis.
S8 Best young boar.
Can coffee, J. C. Shell & Co.
First, I. ). Stewart; second T. 11.
Su nrel.
89 Best aged sow.
100 cigars. i)lixic Flour & Grain Co.
first, .P. I). Culbertson; second T.
.]]. Siunerel.
90 Best. younn sow.
10 cigats, )Dixie llour & Grain Co.
First, II. ). Stewart ; second .1. I).
CitibertsoIl; third, Gus Wofflo'rd;
foulrth. ,1. I). (Clbertson.
91 Best. display of not less than live.
Sack hog feed, .1. P. Ienne 1t & Co.
F~irst, .1. D). Cuilbertson;: second, 'I.
I). Stewart; third, T. 11. Sutnlerel.
0. 1. C.
iS I lest display of not Iess than tlree.
Pair blankets, Wilkes & Co.
Firtst , TI. B. Sittnete ,
special-Best (isillay of .)uroe .ler
seys.
One rocking chair, $2.25, Wilkes
& Co.
first, Itobert Dav is, Clinton.
Stpecial--est I)uroe .Jersey sow,
11nni, $2.00, Leveret t Funiti-e Co.
Firtst, Itobert D~avis, (Clintotn.
Special-lIest D)iiroc' .I(terse sow anld
pigs.
FiIrst , lhobert IDav is, (C1inton1.
SpbecialI- host grade pigs.
Flirst Tom Ow intgs, .1 Iarenls,
Special-Hest sow from 11loys PIg Cilub.
$3.00o hat1. Chtrdy & Wilson.
First, Guis Wofford.
V. A. White atnd W. P. .\lorris
Sitpet'inltteents.
(lass I----Anterleant.
36 P'lytmotthIi Rock, 13arr'ted, pen.
10 lbs veb' seed, Fowler & Owens.
Fi rst , Grtover~ RIoper, Launs .01, RI.
secotnd, Gr'over RoperI, Latrens,
hRt. 6; third, inle 'llhuff Pouttry
37 1Plymoulth Rlock, W'h ite, pen.
5 lbs vetch sed, Powvler & Owetns.
[I9 Wyandotte, Sllver, pen.
Can coffee, Fowlet' -& Owecns.
irst, Pine' Iluff i'oitr y Farm11; see
100) Wyandotte, Goldetn, pien.
$1.00 worth of rnetrchandise, AbeI
D)iamond.
FIrst, line iluiff .P'oltry Far'm; see..
thIrd, .1. ii. Powers,
l0t Wyantdotte, WhIte, 1pen.
littoe FIgaro, .i no. A. Frankse
First, .\l's. .\. L. Crisp.
103 ihode Island Reds, Pen.
10 1lbs can lard, ,Jtno. A. Franks.
Flirst, 1i. II. Piont Larolls; sec
Clatss 2-Asiatic,
104 lBrahmpa, Light, palt'.
First andl second, Pine luff Poul-I
try Farm.t
Class 3-M3Iediterantean,
106 Loghiorri, WVhite, pen.
Ritg, $2.00,'Wllkes. & Co. -
FirsI, Ar'tlptur Taylor Lau rents; see
Farm, -.
07 Leghorn, Brown, pen.
Ring, $2.50, W. Solomon.
First, second and third, L. D.'Curry,
Gray Court.
Ipecial--Bcst pair Roze Comb Brown
Ieghorns.
Work shirt, Switzer Co.
First, Pine 1lu1Y Poultry Farn.
08 Silver Campine, pen.
Box of paper and envelopes, B. F.
Posey.
First, 'tirs. .\. I,. Crisp, second, T.
I. Sunerel.
09 Mlinorca, pair.
Pair scissors. $1.00, .tones-Taylor
l(ardware Co.
First, Mlrs. .ll. L,. Crisp.
Class "- Englitshi
11 Orpington, pair.
2 nldies' vest:;. $1.50, Wilson & Co.
F'irst, .Airs. .\. Ia. Crisp: second, M[iss
.\iamui 1-an-stont, I~auren:; 111. -1.
('1n 5 \---Pit, ( tames.
1" ainl , it, Rieds, pair.
$1.0) in m rebatulise, 1,1urens I)rug
Co.
l'in' 111i7 l'outry, Farmv .
2 'lass I - rioieta ime:.
'an coffe1. . ,. .\!n1: lw fey.
F Irs. rii ;c .'1'bI il t : .,(,t I n05 .
2: l ed m: . !'ir'.
\\hip. .11n1. .\. I'rn uk .
1' ir.;, l'in(, lIl ,If P t'0 ry Farm ; :;1"
mlid , I:01 i lckw ll, i..utron ;
Ihird, t C e'l' It linar , i r en,
Itot. 1.
('lass T-'1urkeycs.
2: Turkeys, Olronze, pair.
:1 lbs rape seed, Kenned'(y Eiros.
leirail, l'ine' lIluffl P'otttry l'arml: see
nd, 1). T. Kinard, laurens M. 1.
27 1 ed llou rbon, pair.
5 lbs vetch seed, Kennedy bros.
Fli rst, J. I. 'Powers, I alrens.
('lass S--]lucks.
28 hest pair Indian lRunners.
751c wtorl h face powder, It. '. P'osey.
F'irst. Hrilliard Hlill. 1 1auren: .
pecial----White tlolland Tukeys.
Can coffee, Owings &k Ow"ingar;
First. J. 11. l'ow ' t s.
('lass 11---Gheese,
peial -Cinaese o yeese.
;,0 lbs. aenry Clay flour, J. II. Sull
First, J. lI. P Iower.
312 Belgian Ihares, best pair.
First, W-alter I rvin Allen, Iaurens.
.(Class I -ll-Pieons.
319 Best display.
Flashlight, WP.P HIudgens.
'Uirst, .ernard Solomon, Laurens.
pecial--White lineas.
First, fine Biluff Poultry Farm.
. Guineas.
1. Test individual p'oultry display
of Laurens county.
48 lbs sack flour, A. . Mlahaffey.
First, Pine Cloff .Poultry Farm.
qDeelal---Silver Spangled IIamlburg.
$2.50 by W. P. Childress & Son.
First, Pine Mluff Poultry Farm.
peciall-C-(lack i~angshang.
tug, $3.00, Leverett Furniture Co.
First, fine lilufft Pou ltry Farm.
ilE'i'l SHOtW.
.Jas. O'Shield, and Guly L,. \Watson
Superintendents,
12 itet Setter do; or bitch, any age.
$L.01)0 ea S'P.
First.. 1. \l oel i
1-1 liest 1! 11: dog orhitch, anu age.
$1.111 ens.:
F'irs:t, Lawre~ n1(e Iab.1) (1.\TI 's M1. 2.
1; 1st; (lad lido:; (or bitch anly a
$1.00 e;1:h.
.1ir St. Robert A ik n.
17 hIest pair puppies( , any bredi.
$1.00 cash.
First. .ohn 111 mien.4.
I8 hest collection O'li t ssum .
$1.00 '11
SOC 11ilC Sl't 1CM' ('tI''it' El'I'i l
iss Daisy Hlarris, Sperte(ndent.
h) hest collection of pantry sup
plies by one wvoman.
Firsi, ladis' irs furse by [a' &. R.
Wils, Mis .. (roverk laiieiau
ens, it. can;: eaondbts. o ie
wa s ,tr byI' of. Tery andC Wil- b
.01. C sI. Iun &C., ltiiss Ora iw
t' rint, Laurentst .l i'. ( *',i1'.jir
;t' ties? d~Lispa of ainm sri.t
Filrst, oe-hassl doznptowe t y W.ve'
I I.r Wilon \s. R. C 1 i G.s ~ larr is,
niallyi' candy i bys Pow, bru Co., i
.\Irlst W.n a of. W iims,' I Vanrns 111.,
Iecod, nldi f(es' gloes de Mhin
hadkrhirbySite Co., .\s.(eo'rs.~'ay
II.u V~. FiroLue
9! Hest enn ofi stomaes.
Fir'st, ~ byir ofnra ofe MissG WII
bi onyds., l.rn Uhr.Lues
-1 Dost canli of' bIeas.
First, 2~ bayr CofthoCe W.is. Wil..
i5 lost enns of corn.iilIs
FIrst, 501 'sh. .\Cls.l Grve Roper,~ b
Mrls.t .\lry Alison Orauroens, lat
tiler, .\ifs, 4;scd a. by Jri, odr~. C
(Conetindila o Neo t ,agem)
EIX T RA SEEING that the rise in
price of all commo
Values in dities was inevitable, we
determined, in buying our
C LA S supply of winter goods, to
comb the markets for the
very best quality obtain
M erchandise able in all cur lines of
Dry Goods, Clothing
Shoes, Hats, Dress Goods, Notions, Etc. W :Ie asert
with confidence that no more high.-class lines were
ever brought to this market.
You want to stretch your. dollars to the limit of their
buying power? Come to Us.
You want to be sure you have the best to be had in
its line? Come to Us.
Our Motto: "Value, Not Prices" 1 . TE R RI CY
BUSINESS IS GOOD
OUR BARGAINS SELLTHEMSELVES
HAYES 5 AND 10 CENTS STORE
The customers who have come during the past sev
eral weeks have been astonished at at the wonderful
values we offer them. The consequence is that they
buy and go away pleased.
WHY NOT FOLLOW THEIR EXAMPLE?
Do not get the impression that we sell only "little
things" at cheap prices. Our stock is composed large
ly of the more substantial needs of the home, and we
sell them right.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS
RIBBONS KNIT GOODS
BIG VALUES IN HOSIERY
CAPS FOR THE FAMILY
SHIRTS AND UNDERCLOTHING
MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERALLS
And Large 1/ines of Other Things.
OTHER BARGAINS WE OFFER YOU
Some 5c Values Some 10c Values
Wash Clolhs, lairpin.", Safely P'ins, D)resso t ('i nehel (oton in all colors and
Pins, .lourning Pins Needle", Spool Thr1- .l iin ; l uIs, SinllIo h lls, l1(rhfnniOS, Tooth
'Cotton and Silk, Crochet Thread, 11.adkef'- lH i es, ot l t talc um Poli ll
chiefs, Talum Powri er. Skirl Fasteners.
looks and Iyes, 12 Collar lhuttons, 1la ir ( nls die:; on hand all 1ind;;
Next Door to W. G. Wilson Dry Goods Store
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