Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-MIDDENDORF COMMUNITY FAIR f The Middendorf Community Fair was held according to schedule. Great interest was manifested by the entire community and a thoroughly fine fair was held. Following is a complete list of awards: , Ladies' Department Best Canned Peaches, Mrs. J. A. Rowe; 2d, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm. Best canned Tomatoes Mrs. A. F. Weldon; 2d, Mrs. J. A. Rowe. ^ Best Canned Apples, Mrs. W. F. Hoffman; 2d, L. N. Roberts. Best canned Huckleberries; 2d, Mrs. W. R. Johnson. Best canned Blackberries, Mrs. J. a. iiowt'; za, mrs. u. m. Kowe. Best canned Grapes, Mrs. J. C. Catoes; 2d, Mrs. M. E. Perry. Best canned Wild Grapes, Mrs. W. F. Hoffman. Best Canned English Peas, Mrs. J. A. Rowe. Best canned Beans, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm; 2d, Mrs. J. A. Rowe. Best Ripe Tomato Pickle, Mrs. M. w _ E.. Perry. OtL, Best Green Tomato Pickle, Mrs. - R. Johnson. r Best Mixed Cucumber Pickle, Mrs. J. A. Rowe; 2d, Mrs. D. M. Rowe. Best cucumber Pickle, Mrs. M. E. Perry; 2d, Mrs. E. T. McManus. Best Beet Pickle, Mrs. L. O. John* son; 2d, Mrs. J. A. Clanton. Best Chow Lhow, Mrs. J. A. Kowe; 2d, Mrs. D. M. Rowe. Best Pickle Pepper, Mrs. M. E. Perry; 2d, Mrs. h O. Johnson. Best Cabbage Pickle, E. T. McMan' US. Best Stuffed Pepper, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm. ^1. - Best Catsup, Mrs. W. R. Johnson; 2d, Mrs. L. O. Johnson. Best Okra and Tomatoes, Mrs. A. , F. Weldon. ' / Best Soup Mixture, Mrs. VV. R. IT Johnson; 2d, Mrs. E. T. McManus. Best Pickle Peaches, Mrs. J. A. Clanton; 2d, Mrs. E. T. McManus. Best Peach Preserves, Mrs. D. M. Rowe. Best Pear Preserves, Mrs. W. R. Johnson; 2d, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelmflz Best Apple preserves, Mrs. M. E. Perry; 2d, Mrs. W. F. Hoffman. Best Grape preserves, Mrs. W. C. Bullard; 2d, Mrs. S. J P. Hodge. Best Citron preserves, Mrs. W. C. Bullaril. "Best Canned Squash, Mrs. J. A. Rowe. Best canned Cabbage, Mrs. J. A. Clanton; 2d, L. N. Roberts. Best sweet Pickle Apples, Mrs. L. ^ N. Roberts. Best Blackberries Jam, Mrs. L. O. Johnson. Best Plum Butter, Mrs. L. O. John" son. Best Apple Jelly, Mrs. L. O. Johnson; 2d, Mrs. M. E. Perry. Best Plum Jelly, Mrs. I). M. Rowe: ^ 2d, Mrs. L. O. Johnson. Best Honey, Mrs. L. 0. Johnson. Best Grape Jelly, Mrs. D. M. Rowe; 2d, Mrs. S. J. Hodges. Best Dried Apples, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Best Dried Peaches, Mrs. A. P. Weldon. Flower*. Best Chrysanthemums, Mrs. S. J. Hodges. Best Wandering Jews, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Best Begonias, Mrs. D. M. Rowe. Fancy Work Chilli's Skirt, df> years old, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Oldest Dress, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm. Best Crochet Dress yoke, Mrs. A. jf Weldon. Besc crochet Garters, Mrs. J. B Sims. Best crochet Chamois Skin, Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm. Best crochet Towel, Mrs. J. B. Sims; 2d, Mrs. J. B. Sims. Best crochet Collnr, Mrs. .1. B. Sims; 2d, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Best crochet Billow Case, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Best crochet Centerpiece, Mrs. A. F. Weldon; 2d, Mrs. J. B. Sims. Best crochet Corset Cover yoke, L Mrs. A. F. Weldon, 2d, Mrs. D. M. i Howe. I, Best embroidered Corset Cover, B Mrs. L. O. Johnson. I Best embroidered Pillow .Shorn Best embroidered Table Cloth, Best embroidered Dresser Seorf, Best made Baby Dress, Mrs. K. Wilhelm. Best-made Child's Dress, Mrs. A. K. Weldon; 2d, Mrs. 1,. 0. Johnson. Best Patch, Mrs. Snllie Cassidy. Best Qu!V Brin .r:-, ?* ? .. L. N 7 Tremendous S For . D. H. LANEY WINS AGENCY FOR CHESTERFIELD ALTHOUGH INTRODUCED IN SOUTH CAROLINA LESS THAN THREE MONTHS AGO, IS? BIGGEST SELLER IN THE/ STATE " /' The Vitona agency for the city of Chesterfield has been awarded D. H. Laney Pharmacy and the people of this city may now enjoy the benefits oi tnis great discovery. Vitona was placed on sale in Columbia 3 monts ago, anil many remarkable statements are now being made by people of that city who have been restored to health by its use after every other medicine and treatment failed. The fact that over three thousand bottles of the preparation were sold by Columbia dealers alone in ten days time after its introduction there is ample evidence of the popularity Vivona is enoying. It is now said to be the largest selling preparation handled by South Carolina druggists and dealers, and the demand for it is steadily increasing. Vitona is not to be classed with the average proprietary medicines, which are in many cases nothing more nor less than medicated alcohol, which berts; 2d, Mrs. L. N. Roberts. Best patch-work Square, Mrs. J. B. Sims. Kitchen Department Best White Bread, Mrs. L. O. Johnson; 2d, Mrs. A. F. Weldon. Best Graham bread, Mrs. A. F Weldon. Best Chocolate Custard, Merthi Alesxander; 2d, same. Best Coeanut Cake, Mrs. L. O Johnson. Best Plain Cookies, Mrs. L. O Johnson. Best oat meal Cookies, Mrs. M. E Perry. Best Butter, Mrs. L. O. Johnson. DUplays. Best Farm Display, L. O. Johnson 2d, J. B. Sims. Best Fancy Work Display, Nell* Rowe; 2d, Estelle Sims. Best Vegetable Display, Mrs. A. F Deldon. Best Vegetable Display, Ola John , son (Girls). Best Fruit Display, Mrs. A. F. VVel . don (Ladies). Best Fruit Display, Ola Johnsoi (Girls). Best Garden Seed Display, Mrs. A F. Weldon. Best Field Seed Display, Gus Ca toe (Boys). Girls' Department. Best canned Peaches, Mary Hodge 2d, Letha Alexander. Canned Beans, Estelle Sims, 2d Linney Shaw. Best Canned Apples, Estelle Sims Best canned Corn, Linney Shaw. Best canned Blackberries, Estelle Sims; 2d, Linney Shaw. Best canned Tomatoes, Estelle ** * .11, mnry nouses. B<*st canned Okra, Linney Shaw. Best sweet Pickle Apples, Bessie IfofTman. Best Cabbage Pickle, Linney Shaw Best Cantaloupe preserves, Mar> Hodge. Best Tomato Preserves, Estcllc Sims. Brst Pear preserves, Linney Shaw, Best apples Jelly. Lot ha Alexander, Best plum Jelly Letha Alexander. Best Catsup, Linney Shaw. ( Best Soup, Mary Hodges. Fancy Work. Best crochet Corset Cover Yoke, Crete Sims. Best crochet Towel, Crete Sims. Best crochet Centerpiece, Axie ishaw; 2il, Margaret Rowe. Best er??chet Tie, Crete Sims. Best crochet Samples, Crete Sims. Best crochet llandbavr, Crete Sims. Best crochet Hamlbatr. Crete Sims. Farm Department Best quart Peanuts, Harry Weldon (Boys). Best q tart Chufas, Harry Wchlun, (Boys). Best white Peas. Ppst \\ lv'e Per s, Mrs. W. It. John uccess New Discovery stimulates and does not give lasting relief. Vitona is more than a medicine. It is the liquid extract of a rare mineral combination, prepared in nature's own labratory in the bowels of the earth ages ago, but heretofore unknown to man. It contains iron, calcium, sodium, lithium stronthian, magnesium and other minerals, each of which is known to possess great therapeutic value. In the treatment of rheumatism, blood diseases, stomach and kidnev disord..r? .....i .... a reconstructive tonic, it simply has no edual. ****** ****** 1 HISTORY OF VITONA * * Liquid extraction of a pecu- * . * liar formation which puzzled * , *' geologists. * f * Accidentally discovered by a * * gold miner in Mountains of * * North Georgia. * ! * Discovery plunged people of * * several countries into wildest ex- * * citement. * * Wonderful powers of mineral * * substance were crudely extract- * * ed by mountaineers, who made * * reports of results obtained after * t * using it. * I * Scientific labratory methods * i i * have made liquid extraction all * i * the more wonderful in its effect. * i * Contains iron in soluable form, * i * nature's greatest strengthener * * and system builder. * * Declared by experts to be the * ' * greatest discovery since radium. * ************ ?Advertisement. son; 2d, Mrs. Bullard. j Best Field Peas, Mrs. L. N. Ro-! berts. Best Soy beans, Mrs. W. F. Hoffman; 2d, Mrs. S. J. Hodge. Best Limn beans, Mrs. Bullard. Best Collard, Mrs. Bullard. Best Pumpkin, Mrs. Weldon. Best peek sweet Potatoes, Mrs. S. 1 J. Hodges. Best 10 ears White corn, Alex Wa-| ters. I Best 10 ears red Corn, Alex Waters. Best 10 ears yellow Corn, L. O. Johnson. I Best Shingles, L. N. Roberts. | lic-st Shingles, L. N. Roberts; 2d, E. L. Sims. ' Best chickens, Barred Rocks, Gus Catoe (Boys). e Cow, with Calf, Charley Shaw; 2d, W. A. Johnson. Best Rabbit, Alfred Johnson (hoy) Best coon, E. L. Sims. EXPENSE Ladie*. Best fruit display, Mrs. VVeldon, 26c. j Best Vegetable Display, Mrs. Weldon, 25c. ' Best Garden Seed display, .Mrs. ' Weldon, 25c. Girl*. Best Fruit Display, Ola Johnson,' ' 25c. | Best Vegetables display, Ola Johnson, 25c. i Best Fancy work display, Nolle Rowe, 25c. Best Jelly Display Mrs. L. O. John! son , Best Farm display Mrs. L. O. Johnson, 50c. , Best Field Seed display (Jus Catoe, , 25c. Best Poultry display, (Jus Catoe, ; r Children's races, 50c. Ribbon, $1.00. (Jlue, 10c. Postals Cards, 32c. Total amount of expenses, $4.07. Between August 1 and December 1 the railroads transported 1,500,000 i men to training camps and embarkation points. To insure the safety of the men in transit the railroads have adopted an average speed of 2." miles an hour t xceni whim r. ? - , I V ni n needed for the transportation of equipment arc included in the trains. The speed is then reduced to 'JO miles. R133-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, I leadaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, letter, Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c < ' ".i i : .. . : When In Town S | HURST-STREi For anything kept in a Gener Dry Goods Dep YOU WILL FIN HH An Aflrafitive Line of Have recently added ] A Furniture De Where you will Beautiful Bed Steads, Comfor1 Chairs., etc. You should larly the handsome E All reasonably p jj We Buy: Cotton, Cotton Corn and Pet And will sell you? Seed Oats, Whea Have some Abruzzi Rye and IS* Sow them for cover crop I HURST-STRE, 111 = I $$ank of KGhk Oldest Bank In Ch< 1 I|| We solicit your business. vv e pay "We jnvite Z{cu t * Your Patronage wanted. W it will receive courteo SAFETY DEPOSI OUR MOTTO: "STRENGTH A I 1 ? R. E. River*, President. | M. J. Hough, Vice-President. D. t ' Heavy and 1 ! GROCE j 1 have opened up a < I heavy and taney grocerie; ! A. S. Oliver stand and I your patronage. 1 Chickens an< ! I am in the market | eg^s and will pay highes | . ame. See me before yo | V. E. OL j nUBY, Sou " - - - - . lllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllB ee == iTERGo | al Store. In their tartment rn = Dress Goods gg partment |j find table Bed Springs, === notice particu>avenports, riced Seed, 18 t, Rye itive Grown s and grazing 4TERCo | illBllllllllllllllllllillllllHIIIlM II '.dterfield isterfield interest on time deposit,* 6 Visit Us liethcr lar^e or small us uturricn T BOXES ND SECURITY." C. C. Douglas*, Cashier. L. Smith, Assist. Cashier. ! Fancy j RIES | complete stock of ! s, etc., at the old j I will appreciate j I I d Eggs C 1 - ' lor chickens and 5 t cash prices lor i 11 huy or sell. , iver | th Carolina J