The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-09-17
PREMIUM LIST, FAIRVIEW STOCK SHOW

SUM Oul Dy Lit tOIiIHlll'e OF the fdlT-
view Stock SHOW, which is to be held
this year on September zGth. This an
.ual event is always eagerly looked
forward TO by large proportion of
the citizenship both in Grecnville and
Laurcns counties. as well as lesser
number in nearby counties.
The stock show OF 1913 will be the
twenty held since the organ
ization OF the society While the Fair
view Stock show is primarily stock
show, it has other departments than
that signiiied by the name. The la
dies and fine arts department, the poul-
try department and the agriculture
department come in for nearly as much
attention as does the stock department
and for some these are the most
attractive parts Of the exhibition.
The management has announced
that as usual there are numerous and
varied articles for which they have
not as yet offered prizes although pre-
miums may be offered for them later.
They have expressed the hope, how
ever, that persons having worthy ex-
hibits send them in for the educational
value which they possess and to make
this show the best that has yet been
held
For programs, write Jas. c. Wood
side, Fountain Inn, S. c., Rt. 3.
miums offered so far:
Ladies' and Fine Art Department.
No. !. Best and largest collection of
fruits and vegetables, canned In
glass cans, first premiums $500,
given by j. w. Henderson of Hobbs
Henderson e Co., Greenville. S. C..
Second, $l.00, given by the Associa-
ton.
No. 2. Best and largest collection of
pickles, home made, $500 worth of
groceries, given by c. a. Nash,
Fountain Inn. Second, $l.OO.
No. 3. Best and most varied exhibit
OF raw tomatoes and all tomato pro-
ducts, all exhibitors barred except
members of Grcenvile County Girls
Tomato Club, first prize, round trip
ticket to S. c. State Fair, given by
the Peoples Bank of Fountain Inn
Second, $l.00.
No. 4. Best collection of preserves.
No. .. Best collection OF jelles.
No. Il. Best exhibit OF home dried
fruit, pair $500 shoes for lady,
given by A. @. Rice, Fountain Inn.
Second, $l.O0.
No. Z. Best culinary display by girl
under 10 years of age, one Reed
rocking chair, $lOO value, given by
Armstrong & Bradley, Fountain Inn.
Second $lOO.
No. 8. Best one dozen plain biscuits,
oS lbs. best patient flour, given by
Meadors Bros, Fountain Inn. Sec
ond, $l.OO.
No. .. Best home made loaf bread.
$500 in merchandise, given by j. t..
Mckelvcy, Fountain Inn. Second,
$l.OO.
No 10. Best collection OF pound
cakes, one daizie churn, worth
$3.25, given by Givens & Co., Foun-
tain Inn. Second, $l0O.
No. l. Best plain pound cake.
No. -. Best embroidered pillow cases.
one pair CraddockTcrry shoes
$500. given by Andrews & Son. Foun-
tain Inn Second 81 90
No. IL. Best collection of fancy work,
made and exhibited by girl under
10 years of age, one ladies' silk
parasol, $3.50 value. by Drummond
Garrett, Fountain Inn. Second.
$1.00.
No. IA. Best six pieces of fancy work,
made and exhibited by girl under IS
years of age, one pair Selby shoes
for ladies' $3.50 value, offered by
Roper & Mahaffcy, Fountain Inn.
Second, $l0O.
No. 10. Best sofa pillow, one $500
pair Of shoes or slippers, gwen by
w. b. Babb, Fountain Inn. Second,
$lO0.
No.l6. Best collection of needle work.
$500, given by j. W. Henderson of
diobbs-Henderson G. Co., Greenville,
S. C. Second, $1OO.
No. II. Best drawn worked article. 9S
lbs. best patent -four, by S. o. Babb,
Fountain Inn. Second, $100.
NO. Is. Best embroidered dresser
scarf hand made. $500 worth mer-
chandise, given by III. Il. Seaborn of