The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 02, 1921, Image 7
t The "Thrift" Tire
Quality always wins.
Quality at no higher
price fits this year.
Quality means Hoods.
Any tire dealer can get them from
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Hood Rubber Products Co., Inc., Watertown. Mass.
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RESTAURANT
Two Doors From the Postoffice
We have a large and pleasing bill of fare,
and will fill any order you call for in a firstclass
manner. *
We serve three vegetables with all meat |
orders listed at or above 50c without extra a
charge between 12 noon and 2:00 p. m. ?
We Solicit Your Patronage *
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Work, in either
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Arrival and Departure of Trains NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
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The County Record your next n>strator of the Estate of Fleteher
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L?rder for Job Printing. Our work make full accounting for his actSW^eompares
favorably with any other ings and doings as such administrator.
^ ^ house in the couL.ry. F. W. WHITE,
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By Miss Hattie McMurray ?
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STANDARD PREMIUM LIST.
For Fair in South Carolina
Begin now to get ready for the
best fair that we have ever had. Save
this list and plan your exhibits.
Prizes will be published later.
All fair exhibits should be constructive
and educational, placing before the
pubic the best products of the community.
It is to be beme in mind that
quality rather than quantity is desired.
General Regulation)).
All exhibits must be the work of the
exhibitor.
2/ All products must have been
made within the year.
4. All articles exhibited roust be
carefully packed and labeled with the
exhibitors name.
4. No article shall be entered for
more than one prize.
5. The Fair Association will not be
held responsible for arricles lost or
broken.
6. If there be only one entry of a
class, the second prize will be awarded.
No prize will be awarded if the
product does not come up to standard.
Girls' Home Demonstration Exhibit
A scholarship to the State Course
at Winthrop College will be criven by
the Fair Association to fe'irl makinsrl
highest score in each of the following
clubs:
Best individual record by gardening
and canning club member.
Best individual record by sewing
club member.
Best individual record by cooking
club member.
Best individual record by poultry
club member.
Sewing Club Year.
For best entry of any one of the
following:
A.?Sewing bag made by hand.
Canning club uniform apron. Night
gown. Teddies. Sample of darning.
Sample of patching. Slip, or underskirt
and camesole. Dresser scarf.
Luncheon set, or dinner napkins.
B.?6 jars canned tomatoes (in
glass). 6 jars of the following fruits
(pears, peaches, figs or berries).
C.?Record book.
D.?For best complete exhibit of
above by a club member.
Cooking Club Year.
For best single entry of any one of
the following:
A.?Plate of 6 soda biscsfSS. 1 loaf
of yeast bread. Plateof 6 baking
powder biscuits. Plate of peanut drop
cookies. 1 plain cake without icing.
1 plate (6 pieces) peanut brittle. 1
plate (6 pieces) chocolate fudge!
B.?6 jars canned beans (in glass).
6 jars of jelly, or marmalade.
C.?Record book.
D.?For best complete exhibit of
above by club member.
Gardening and Canning Club Year.
All canned products must be in
standard containers.
For best single entry of any of the
following:
Best No. 3 tin can beans. Best No.
3 tin can tomatoes. Best No. 3 tin
can soup mixture. Best No. 3 tin can
peaches. Best No. 3 tin can pears.
Best quart jar canned beans. Best
quart jar canned tomatoes. Best
quart jar canned soup mixture. Best
quart jar canned peaches. Best
quart jar canned pears. Best quart
jar peach preserves. Best quart jar
fig preserves. Best quart jar grape
conserve. Best quart jar fig conserve.
Best pint jar tomato conserve. Awt
jar tomato puree. Best jar tomato
ketchup. Best jar grape ketchup.
Best par pimento ketchup. Best jar
Chili sauce. Best quart jar cucumber
pickle. Best quart jar Dixie relish.
Best quart jar peach pickle. Best
record book. Best complete exhibit of
above by a club member.
Home Maker's Club Year.
A.?Best pound of butter in 4 H
carton. Best pound cottage cheese in
pariffin container.
B.?Best composition on a phase of
work taken up in club.
Girls' and Boys' Poultry Club.
A.?Barred Rocks, cockerel, pullet,
cock. hen.
B.?S. C. R. I. Reds. Cockerel, pullet,
cock. hen.
C.?White Rock. Cockerel, pullet,
cock, hen.
D.?White Wyandotte. Cockerel,
pullet, cock, hen.
E.?Miscellaneous breeds. Cockerel,
pullet, cock, hen.
F.?Eggs. Best dozen brown eggs,
Best dozen white eggs, best record
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Women's Exhibit Canning Section.
All canned products shall be in
standard containers.
I.?Canned -meat exhibit, consisting
of 8 quarts in glass; 2 chicken, 2 beef;
2 sausage; a hog-head cheese.
II.?Best individual exhibit of 12
quart jars of canned fruits, each one
different.
III.?Best individual exhibit of 12
quarts of canned vegetables, each one
different.
IV.?Best individual exhibit of 6
glasses of jelly, each different.
f V.?Best individual exhibit of 6
jars of preserves, each different. a
VI.?Best individual exhibit of 3 i
pint jars of conserves, each different. |
VII.?Best individual exhibit of 3 |
12 ounce glasses marmalades, and 3 ?
12 ounce glasses fruit butters. a
VIII.?Best individual exhibit of 4 S
pint jars crystallized fruits.
IX.?Best individual exhibit of 4 ?
champagne (12 ounce) bottles fruit
juice.
X.?Best individual exhibit of 3 |
quart jars mince meat, each different. |
XI.?Best individual exhibit of 6 I
quart jars sour pickles, each different.
XII.?Best individual exhibit of 6
quart jars sweet pickles, each different.
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XIII.?Best individual exhibit of 4
10 ounce bottles ketchup, each different.
Gardening Section.
I.?Best exhibit of fresh vegetables.
II.?Best exhibit of fresh fruits.
III.?Best exhibit of seeds saved
from garden.
Dairy Products Section
I.?Best 1 pound butter in print.
II.?Best 1 pound cottage cheese in
pint jar.
Miscellaneous Section.
Best 1 pound honey in comb. Best
1 pint strained honey. Best 1 pound
beeswax. Best 1 pound home made
lard. Best 1 pound hard soap. Best
1 pound soft soap. Best 1 pound toilet
soap. Best home cured ham. Best
home cured side of bacon. Best home
cured breakfast bacon. Best dozen
white eggs. Best dozen brown eggs.
Cooking Section
I Breads. Best loaf white yeast '
bread. Best loaf brown yeast bread. "
Best loaf salt rising bread. Best m
plate 12 rolls. Best plate 6 soda biscuit.
Best plate 6 beaten biscuit.
II Cakes.?Best plain yellow layer
cake (any icing). Best plain yellow
loaf cake (any icing). Best plain
white loaf cake (any icing). Best
devil's food cake (any icing). Best
plain angel's food cake (no icing).
Best plain sponge cake (no icing).
Best plain white fruit cake (any icing).
Best plain nut fruit cake (any
icing). Best plain dark fruit cake
(any icing).
III. Cookies. ?Bestplate 6 plain
(rolled). Best plate ginger (rolled).
Best plate oatmeal. Best plate drop
rookies.
IV. Pies.?Lemon pie with merangje.
Pumpkin pie. Apple pie. Cherry
pie. Raisen pie.
V. Candies.?Best plate (six pieces)
chocolate fudge. Best plate (six
pieces) peanut brittle. Best plate
(six pieces) divinity. Best plate (six
pieces) butter scotch.
VI.?Best school lunch.
Clothing Section.
I. Remodeled garments. Best ?
made over child's dress. Best made
over child's coat. Best made over '
boy's suit. Best made over boy's overcoat.
Best made over lady's dress.
Best made over lady's coat. Best dyed
and remodeled garment.
II. Fancy work.?A. Crochet.? I
Best sample of crocheted edge. Best
sample of crocheted yoke. Best solid
crocheted yoke. Best solid crocheted
centerpiece. Best crocheted
edge centerpiece. Best crocheted tea
napkins. Best crocheted bureau scarf.
Best crocheted end towel.
B.Tatting.?Best solid tatted centerpiece.
Best centerpiece with tatted
edge. Best tatted luncheon set. Best
tatted towel. Best tatted table runner.
Best tatted bureau scarf. Best
tatted piano scarf. Best tatted pillow
cases. Best tatted baby cap.
Best tatted yoke.
C. Embroidery (white).?Best embroidered
centerpiece. Best pair embroidered
pillow cases. Best embroidered
tea napkins. Best embroidered
luncheon set. Best embroidered bureau
scarf. Best embroidered towel.
Best embroidered table runner. Best I
pair embroidered sheets. Best em
broidered baby dress. Best embroidered
baby cap. Best embroidered i f
gown. Best embroidered teddies, &
Best embroidered corset cover. |
D. Embroidery (colored).?Best em- |
broidered centerpiece. Best embroid- S
ered tea napkins. Best embroidered g
luncheon set. Best embroidered bu- ?
reau scarf. Best embroidered towel. ?
Best embroidered table runner. Best g
embroidered piano scarf. Best em- $
broidered pillow top.
E. Knitting.?Best knitted bod|S
spread. Best knitted sweater.
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Best iceless refrigerator. Best fire- ^
less cooker. Best fly trap. Best tea g
wagon. Best wood or coal box. Best k
dish drainer. Best butter worker. ?
Best butter paddle. Best butter la- g
die. Best accumulative report k:pt by g
Secretary of Club. Best household ac- S
count book. g
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Use Springfield Duster or Auto &'
Sprayer for applying any poison on B
tobacco or Cotton. Kingstree Hard- g
ware Company. ?
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Moline Mowers, Hay Rakes and g
Binders. Kingstree Hardware Co. ?
Place your order now for tobacco g
flues before it is too late. Kings- >|
tree Hardware Company.
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The People's Market
COLD STORAGE PLANT v
Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and J
Sausages
Everything up-to-date in a first-class
market.
We are paying market price for Hides.
H. A. MILLER, Prop.
Kinerstree. South Carolina
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DOES YOUR CAR
NEED PAINTING?
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it does send it to us. Our
facilities for handling Re
Job is^ Pair, Paint and Trim work
g.uar are unsurpassed in . South
anteed" Carolina.
Write us for prices.
Gibbes Machinery Co., ..
Columbia, S. C.
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KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO., I
Funeral Directors and Embalmer
FIRST CLASS MOTOR HEARSE
Complete Line Coffins and Caskets
Metal Vaults and Burial Robes.
Mr. L. J. Stackley, recently
GRADUATED EMBALMER
Has Charge of our Undertaking Dept.
and is throughly equipped to serve
DAY OR NIGHT 1
Day Phone No. 35 Night Phone No. 126 I
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fects of vision are corrected they not only tend to
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headaches and persistent feeling of fatigue
& and weariness. |?
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