Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-19

ranged.
A lecturer from a distance will de-
liver and address on an interesting
subject.
a lady will probably be secured to
lecture on the second evening.
Rules Governing Entries.
!. All plants and household dis
plays and farm products must be en-
tered on the day before the show
None Will be received later than We'd
nesday afternoon Of that day.
2. Cut blooms must be entered by
10 a. m. the first day Of the show.
Exhibitors are notified that commit
tees will receive exhibits at the door
;. Exhibits cannot be removed
from the exhibit hall until Saturday,
Following, when they will be checked
out.
1. Exhibitors desiring to sell
blooms the last night Of the show
can check them out at 6 O'Clock for
that purpose.
A meeting Of the executive COM
mitteo OF the Civic Association was
held at the residence Of Mrs. l.. W.
Werner last Wednesday, and it was
decided to hold the annual flower
show on Thursday and Friday. Octo-
Der 81 and 2S.
Der ~ and %, but at n special meet
ing ms afternoon 1t was decided that
the date would have to be changed,
as very few Of the floral exhibits. cs-
pecially the Ghrysanthemums, will be
ready by the date set last week. The
show will take place early in No
vembcr. the exact date to be an
nounccd later.
Premium List.
Following is the premium list as
so far arranged. Other prizes will be
added next week.
Chrysanthemums - Best single
bloom, any variety, 81; best vase. 8
blooms, white, pink and yellow, 81;
best vase, 3 blooms, Applctons, 81;
pest vase, blooms, white, one vari-
ely, 81; best vase. 3 blooms, pink
one variety. 81; best vase, blooms,
all different, So; best vase, 6 blooms,
Bonnaifous, one cut glass piece, by
w. j. Lunncy; best vase, 6 blooms
white, not necessarily one variety,
81; best vase, 6 blooms, pink, not
necessarily one variety, So; best vase,
& blooms, yellow. not necessarily one
variety, 50; best vase, 6, Moseman's
81: best vase, red. 81; best vase. 9
blooms, all different, 50; best vase.
. blooms, three varieties, 50; best
vase, 2 blooms, all different, (to be
stated. by Mrs. II. E. Mason, Char
lottc); best vase, -, yellow, not nee
essarily one variety, 50; best vase, Is
blooms. all different, (to be stated,
by j. A. Brock); best vase, blooms
novelties, 81; best 3-stcm plant,
grown by child under - years old
SO.
loses. Prcmiuns to be Sclected
best vase red, best vase pink, best
vase white. best vase yellow.
Geranium-I}eSt stand Of bloom
ing plants. to be stated.
Ferns-Bcst Varieties, brass iardi-
ncre, by Mrs. Coleman
Bcgonias-~BcSt collection, (tO be
stately
Ornamental Plants-Best palm,
81; best asparagus sprcngeri, 81;
best plant, not palm or sprcngeri. 81;
prctticst design 81.
l'ruitS-Bcst display of fresh
fruits from the orchard. six Of each
variety, one sack OF fertilizer, by G.
w. Gignilliat.
Canned Fruits--Best dozen quart
jars, all different, (to be stately.
Prescrves-Bcst half dozen pint
jars. all different, No be stated)
Picklcs--l'est half dozen pint lars,
all different, (to be statcdD.
Canned Vegctablcs-Bcst dozen
quart jars, all different, one saclQ fer
tilizer, by G.. w. Gignillat.
Bread-Best loaf, package Of tea
by II. E. Stribling.
Cake-Bcst loaf cake, agate kct-
tie, by j. Q. Adams; best layer cake,
(tO be statoO.
Farm Products-Best exhibit of
farm products, one peck Of each arti-
Gle displayed, one sack fertilizer, by
G.. w. Gignilliat.
Mrs. w. u. Reid returned from
the meeting Of the Presbyterial I'm