The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-04

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Jewelry Store
For best quart Cucumber
Pickle sour. One 500 Hat, by
Ladies Bazaar.
For best display of Preserves,
jellies, and Jam, exhibited by
producer, to consist Of 10 or
more exhibits. One 1900 Hygie-
mic Perfection Mattress. by the
Lam and Carter Hdw Co.
For best display of farm pro-
ducts, exhibited by producer to
consist Of 5 or more exhibits. -
Half ton Meridian Home Fertili-
zer, by Aberdeen Hdw. Co.
For the best display of Dairy
products. One full blooded Jer-
sey bull Calf by Riorter King of
the Ledges, value $500, by Oak
Lawn Farm.
For the largest Sun Flowers.
I 1900 suit Shield Brand Cloth
es, by Mrs. j. j. Mathis Co.
Fer hest home made patch bed
quilt One 500 enlarged picture
Of the winner, by +. S. Me-
Knight.
For the neatest and healthiest
baby, not o. er one year old nur-
sed by mother. $1,000 in Gold,-
by DR.. Howard Durley
For the best quart jan canned
peaches. One solid gold Locket,
and Chain, value 500, by |. Y.
| johnson Co.
For best bottle home made
catsup. One Fergucon and Me
Kinney Princess Slips, valued at
2o9. by Ferguson and Higgins.
For the best 5 yellow ears of
Corn. One corn Shelter, by Alb
erdeen Hdw. Co.
Best Home sured Ham Berk
shire male pig, value $500, by
Artecore Farm. Strongs, Miss
Best Chicken Salad One pair
American Girls Shoes, by j. b.
t.iixson =
Best Sofa Cushions, made by
Girl under Is years of age One
fine hand bag, by j. b. Elk
! sou.
For the cake baked by girl un
der ID year sof age, any kind,
Half doz. cabinet Photographs
by f. s. Mcknight
| Best looking Young Lady at
tending fair under 20 years OF
age. 2 pair Silk Hosessby J.; b
| Highest man at fair One pair
fine pants, value 500, by J. B
Elixson
Painting in Oil, lst prize $1OC
End prize .5(
Painting in Waters Colors, 1st
prize, 81 OF
End prize sc
Painting in Satin, 1st prize 81 .O(
End prize st
Pen and ink cartoon, 1st qrizt
$l.O(
End qrize .5(
Painting in China 1st prize 81 0(
2nd qrize 81
For best hand worked buttor
holes. One pair $50 Misses Col
lege Shoes, by Mrs. j. J. Mathis
and Company.
For best dressed doll $500 il
cash, by Long Bros.
For the best display of plain
hand sewing by girl under 1;
years. One pair r. j. and R.
Shoes, by E. Shebar.
Stallion four years and over.
Open.
Brood mare with colt at he
side.
Open.
Horse, Mare or Gelding tw,
J years old and under three. On,
$500 suit of Sterling Clothes, b.
Ferguson and Higgins.
Horse, Mare or Gelding, on
year old, and under two.s
Open.
Horse, Mare or Gelding unde
ouc year OIu Ouc DdTTcI DtS
patent Flour, by w. Nj. Mosley.
Best Brood Mare as shown b,
three or more of her colts.
Best Jack any age.
Open.
) A. and j. Rubel CO. will Civ
is premium on. $25.tG Kun
J pcnheimer suit of clothes to tn
Monroe County farmer at tn
county fair at Aberdeen fall 0
: 1911, award to be governed b.
decision of the judges of fai
for best mule colt not owe
8 months old.
I Mule one year old and unde
]. two.
Open.
g Mule two years old and unG
e er three. One Are ground eros
cut Saw, value $50. Manufactu
; ed by the James Ohlen and SoI
Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio, b
! Lam and Carter Hdw. Co.
4 Best team of mules three yea.
! old, home raisd. One barrel 6
Flour, by w. l.. Watkins an CO
M The best Gentleman driver
Single harness.
{ Open.
J. Best Brood Mare as shown b
three or more of her colts Or
Epero Michal and Son, hand ia
!, ored suits, value $1,000, by v
T. Spragins and Go.
le Best Hores, Mare or Geldin
i one year old and under two
u 2.aO Earl and Wilson Shirts an
one box of Earl and Wilson RI
o man Collars. prizes value, 800
n BY w. +. Spragins co.
For best boy rider 3 and u