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New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

cura Soap and Ointment advertised got them. The cradle cap all disappeared in week and she was healed" (Signed) Mrs. Leon E. Slayton, 1139 Broadway, W. Somerille, Mass. June 4, 1916.
 Cuticura Soap and Ointment have proved most valuable for the treatment of pimples, blackheads, dandruf, itch ing scalps with dry, thin and falling hair. . and for all purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. ..
 For Free Sample Each by Return Mail address post t-card: ''Cuticura, Dept. R, Boston, Sold everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06
BANQUET FOR CuMNfTNs|

Nashville, Jan. 6.-William] Cummins, former official of the negie Trust company of New B recently pardoned by Governor man for violation of the ban laws will be rendered a banqu< friends here Monday night, to N both houses of the legislature accepted formal invitations.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

lament books how they came to be written and for what purpose. 1n- structor, G. w. c. Hill.
 Hour b-s:36 to 9:20. Learning and teaching: a study of the princi- pies of learning and teaching with an ample discussion of methods or teaching. Instructor Elmer T. Thienes.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06
HoCKsrE1N Qurrs Foob POST.

London, Jan. 6, 10:50 a. m.-Em- peror Charles of Austria has relieved President Hockstein of the Austrian war feeding department of his post at his own request. General Hofer chief quartermaster of the department, suc- ceeds with ministerial rank.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06
RECORD PRICE FOR OIL,

Independence, Kas., Jan. 6 I'd oil with an advance of ten cI posted here today by the Prairi( and Gas company went five above what operators said wasl previous highest price ever pail this field. With today's advance| price is $1.60 a barrel.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

made her head look as though it had a thick coating of dirt. Her head used to be scaly and always inAamed. It used to itch terribly and 1t irritated her SO she could not sleep. It was a terrible sight.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06
BABY'S HEAD 4
 TERRIBLE SIGHT /
 WITH CRADLE CAP
ScaIy and Always Inhamed. ltched Terribly. She Could Not Sleep.
 Cuticura Healed in a Week.

'The use of - soap caused my baby's head to be sore, and it was in a bad condition with cradle can which
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06
YOUR SICK CHILD
 IS CONSTIPATED 1!
 LOOK AT TONGUE

Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons from little stomach, liver,
 bowels.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

Give "California Syrup of Figs" N if cross, bilious or
 M feveriSh.
 No matter what ails your child, gentle, thorough laxative should al- ways be the first treatment given. 'af If your little one Is out-of-sorts, half-sick, isn't resting, eating and acting naturally-look, Mother! see if Tongue is coated. This is sure sign that the little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When Aross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour,
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

MAJOR LUTZ DIES SUDDENl
 Laredo, Tex, Jan. 6.--,Major liam J. Lutz, commander of the 1
 battalion of the Ninth United H3 infantry, suffered an attack of pad sis and died at the post hospital \ last night.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

The members of the High school orchestra are planning to give a can- tata some time next month
New Britain herald., 1917-01-06

MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Wilcox Berlin attended the governors b. Wednesday evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
SLUMP FOLLOWS
ROME PROPOSALS
ADDITIONAL REASON FOR CON
Germ FURNISHED By GN-
RATION or SPECIALTIES.

~ NfaN'IaNfN ffaH
NEW YORK, Aug 1.-The stock
market gave promise at the outset OF
todays more active trading Of con
Timing rs irregular rise OF the pre-
s.ous session. but reversed its course
100 extensive selling prompted by the
peace proposals from Rome.
Additional reason for concern was
furnished boy the Eyrations Of various
speC.altes under pool control.
War shares we're steadily liqui-
dated after peace reports gained cur
reIpy. United states steel fell TO
1894 finishing slight fraction
above it- minimum Sugars yielded
10 3 points with feathers and sec
1ndary equipments In general IL
nal prices Gere only slightly over
lowest quotations Total sales $685.
600 shares
Liberty bonds were again In de-
mand the activity Ia that issue at
t'Ht 90 par az which price they clos
ed making up 60 considerable part OF
fhc enlarged dealings in that divis-
ion Total sales. par value, aggre-
sated Si510.pO0
United States bonds. old issues,
were unchanged on call.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
CEREAL SHORTAGE
OFFSETS SELLING
TRADING ~ WHEAT EITIRE.s
" 'OAHiETE ~TANDsTILL
~ Hit At.D PII.


CHICAGO Aug a. N0tvith-
f1a'i0E that peace proposals led 10
lrl selling today Boz the corn mar
.e' .h" u1.d fading away OF im-
'd.a'a.y available supplies proved
moro 'uau 900 offset As re-
.' prices closed nervous q 90 =
ust ti-her at 1la4, for be-
1.uanr and llai4 90 lla@ for
.'a} Wheat finished steady an un-
hanged figures -.04 for september
lai gained p, cent 10 n to 9. net
and provisions varied from the same
's or yesterday close % 30 cents
down
Wheat trading was at complete
tandstill the greater part Of the ses-
lou ls Gar 90. futures we're concerned
Appearance Indicted that in ac-
ord Win government policy. all
n'IsiHudiug dc.Is soon would be- set
Jed Price chauraf were too slight
'' have Hug special significance
Tai. uf export business ar the sea
p.rI tended fo 'il tho days market
Hp strength H1s also builish in
..H.u.,
Provisions broke sharply despite
30 paFauoe .u hu. quotations Free
uI.r'aa Ut la,i from important
sources Ucru responsible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15

Pes nr NTUH s.H|s r.uuN
MN NoHk Nr - lIr nl, shadow Iap,nc., Milan.
g. -"rr ard dni'' tt' r1.if - llug
'''h %" f'n"rr,"' r' rlU OF u i'uuc' r,al,
O. dtug'f'u- e ia.,r,
japan planning .......a
territory a population H..ry H.. '.,. Dol. bound
.f' rN r.HI H.'.' I .... #.. ... r.... .....
fr- Hr~ of .h0 r-Ir'. plan ..mI.....
D.. l.....
'' 'dr tHfor"h WIZ ' '. 'H. '.. Ir.r .r t.. ,.-
,1 DO lapaae Hr.r. .'. ..' .ua.l.r mon.
While rte r~ r H. . Dow. .... r.-.-r r.r r.. ra f,.
ISLANDS I..r..H ... ,.
Mongolia ard "IH.Ha. .frH N...H.H .rr.r..r i .r...
,.. '.'.''H I.. - .'.. '..... .. rIfrr.. 1000
The cud 81 The p'ri Will uul Japan stronger cham
nsfsi Uii-ff aud Ior
June = a." nanl ~ non
DEPARTS. compared Win ,rsr D., f,t,t.o
st.2Jns0O0Do
according IHt.r. rt. ..-... . -.v ,,... ~
fpI1rF ~eol ooiou .
population running between 100000 .rI 100000 annually
rr'} cd incentive 90 ''k expansion o. territory H. .lp...
Ear.ar ss- r 1919 fh. pm r.-
I. hffe been agfretel par.HHr 'ar policy .rIr..
allHe
national character Iaplr... o. similar ta obi. r t
Terror blood r ftr Irarfn t.r .t - .. r-.-.
rtou there predominant zorro. . ..
Al' bod end Tartar e7e oi HHlrHhrrr clearly shra.
LIDO he GeHans ne Japue place rEli rfs oss-rr
n ne hfndt RI nr
t tn cos ~ living 81 ilrHrHg Tse governing I..rF RI.
- rne prnepfs - 6srmnyf uft 90 d.f
mobilization principle
irpan entered fh' because f.-s. alliance r
has
innfal slih Great ttalu che Tauf .u
tne Der navy assisting the Australian ra'raHd Pacific "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15

49, Associated Press
NEW YORK Aug. ll.-lead
Iul"t spot loA N ll spelter duh.
pot East 81 Louis delivery $50
5 Is. Copper dun. olcctrolytic. spot
md nearby nominal fourth quarter
and September 2.50d27.OO. Bar
silver N3a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15

Australia wouh De- \
Fa,i, " showt
australia o, h'cui, alive the danger pr,iaiet~
f'' Nf-iiainn premier
ff 1n'' " premier of Nos
Tolerate tt' q ~ea land n,
proved
'rf.. if1seu o other uutrat atsru-,.I
cruel
fle Fcrrpa-t
- h0r @ made their p.u o. the uokrr cl-..a-
20 Japan itself s ~
'lf Government D. Jansp
.Iifir N" work ysli.rf If
h' i1 .vaH. o.n.f
nf our ATTENTION Goa The Germans
.t 'lr cH Germany little yellow disciple n the orient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
ROT I'M BrsINEss BFGrN
~ DRAFT NpprN ,.,

PUEBLO Colo Asr "a D.,
... n-.'h.st relative f1 procedure 81
t'nT and acting upon oreups.
i.nnli exemption claims fa,,g,os
meeting o., the board Of appeals
II aisiTici 81 held .n Pueblo ,hi.
'uiNt 80 claims all b. hoard
~ ih' board before tha last of the
N'rh. members announced TO-DAY
huaty keachan. ss-cre,ary 81 "A.
.i'. 30 o. expected 90 com. :,
Z a''.'io 'oAorrow 20 confer Vi'h t.e
,. l1ar' the secretary o. dls,rlc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
Japans Imperial Ambitions Cast Black Shado,v Across
Pacific Shores Of the u. S. A.

LATEST CAMOUflACF IDEA THEY'RE CHEAP-IET
FRITZ BLOW I'M TO BITS WHILE REAL MEN FIGHT
MODELLED ON "PANCERMANISM" PLANS or ASIATIC
JUNkERS EMBRACE AUTOCRATIC REALM TO IN.
CLUDE CHINA INDIA, PHILIPPINES. HAWAII AND
DUTCH, FRENCH AND BRITISH ISLANDS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
Eye-Ear Specialist

Diseases 90 Eye Glasses fitted
Deafness treated DR.. Claude VOL
colt FuuuA Bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15

OCCUPY SEVERAL. I,rrurT At
..I |r HT GERMAN ISLANDS
.ai r,Hrfrlfou ty colonization af GLANDS lr. faH.e..
island b SOW trirrl r.-r
' ' 60. Australia. and fhe coauis Haru..
'H '. l. som. o' tlrf strIt.rcaIy pf..nrs
. MO '.' tr r.lsns Japan H sending H.r
tU It1rnesH ..r..... #.
t'lui. shr om Germany
Zealand IF. o. i a..
Z. 3 l.
+. n p
i. fh IhIFrres Java. slnatra. .u. ifr ..
t.. Pacific
80 .r arlf conquest
Occupation n fhe Ih prines central NIL
'.. ffnf.'f nfirr done 90 Japau's err-erlarv
Mfi ths fnn-iarsue~e empire s Iuis, stale. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15

Attractive reAl estau, offerings
never meet With Indifference when
made through the Classified columns
Daily NewB classified stq gct reaults
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-15
Ncv IorL Cotton.

SEW YORK Aus o. Cotton
closed with December firm az 2s.2o|
ud thc General list firm al a ne.
advance %, 30 tn 90 points.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

|SSf>naal hls.h = - - Z
Mo- LiEsis 0rads. Bslls WAsnD. Snar-
~ Johnsos, a Ksyssuns. I'D Nh
Ansis olssk. Of Pin1ub9a n. vsektss-
essd Min . MOI taighslsa "a .GSnpG
ueos 90 o'elaek hssAf11sG -
lsdie sss elssrslly vel ssseas ~ saks
. hsRU dishs in nakine hisnas hs,-
py ssd p,sasana
Ar 9. =. Hni, our popular and e.
ciens sailoe a ths 6rm Of Hin and o..
rouznsd L. Thazsday non Moon, d.,
where b haA bssn for ofsv t1gs visit
in& hb moshsr ed fri0ds. h i sx-
pscane 10 b called ~ mia10 70 The
service Of his country in the srsas sRus-
gle nov going On between shis country,
the allies Of Europe and Germany.
Mr.. T. n. Lewis, OF Kimball, . very
succsssful business man. W. in the city
this week looking afsrr some very i'm
porsant mss>sr~ persaininG 70 biz work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
GOLDEN RULE NEWS

The work Of the Golden Rule for the
past week has been quite encouraging
Rev. K w. Hill, agent for Princeton
Association No. s3, sent Q nice monshly
report, each for the Anociasion aod
Nursery. Sister Elizsbeth Crsssy, aesus
Tor Gate City Association No. So, of
Bluefield. seps in = large monthly rspors
and one application for policy. Siss.r
Fannie Z. Olemons, agent for Lemon
Globe Association No. 81, Of Premier,
sent in q nice monthly report and thrse
applications for policies. Brother X. W.
Hamlet. agent for Cinderslla Ascension
No. y, Of Cinderella, sent in nice month
~ report. Sisssr Lille B. Fitch, sesns
for Berwind Association No. 81, Of Ber-
wind, sent in . nice report. Sister Beu-
iah Sisde, agent for Moving Star Aso-
cistion, No. %, of Kimbsll. sent in q
good report and one application for poi
icy. Sister Rnth Staples, Inssructzsn for
sham Rock Nursery No. >, of Bramwell.
visited the home Office and brought with
her . good report and three spplicauons
for policies.
Editor NJ. T. Whittico Waited the home
Office few DAYS ago and left with the
General Secretary . check % pay his OBJ
legations 70 the General Association.
Come aeain, Brother Whitsico and re-
peat the prescripnon.0
Yours IN l.. L.. and t.
TIE RBponrER.
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LOCALS

Miss Jessie Hill. one of tn,
teachers In the Keystone. Eek
man graded school. has beer
somewhat indisposed for th,
past few days with throat trou bl,
bot 10 up and about her post o.
duty.
Mrs. Florence Harris, of Land
gran, was = pleasant visitor a
Jenkinjones Last week, the CUES,
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pennix, he,
mother and father.
The Bird Wade show, a. az
greestion OF extraordinary tai
snt. with hsmor and everything
that 60 TO make men laugh. have
BEN Allowing ct the Hippodrom.
Theatre this week. And sact
night they have had the house
crowded.
Mr.. g. w. Anderson, Of Coal
wood. was In the city for q few
hours Monday. He tells us that
business u plentiful on that op-
Grafton sud that there 10 no need
for anyone 70 be idle these DAYS
nor without money.
Hon. McGinnis Hatfield. chair
ma Of the Rspublicsr Executive
Committee Of Mcdowell county.
vss In the city Wednesday Of
this week.
NOTICG:-To all mercbants
and sll persons, I will not be
responsibIe for any debts made
BY my wife. Susie Wallace.
HOY WALLACE.
Oct 4, 1917. Wilcoe, w. Va
Mn VIM victers, Of Charleston. I.
vsry veil 70 do lsdy Of he Capitol City.
hss bssu spsodiAe several veeks in the
az spd - - county of MeDosetl. vie
ting numbsr Of her many friends. Al
Ne hone - Ma Masy Charlotte Mon
Dag nssnins Of shis wssk. she, in CON-
- ~ . nunbw q hr innsdisn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

Mr.. Browning Hurt, Of Co
lumbus, returned Tuesday af
ter spending . week visiting rel
atiyes.
Mrs. VIM Hurt and daughter
Lulu, left Tuesday for Dublin
Mrs. Ssphens accompanied them
Miss Lethire Galloway enter.
tanned q number of friends q,
dinner Sunday. Those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, OF
Keystone; Messrs. White and
Roach, of Eckman; Miss Brown,
Of Kimball; Mr.. 8. Farmer,
Misses Nowlin and Jackson, of
Elkhorn.
Mrs.. Casrunds Carter 10 slow
~ improving.
hsssrs. Arch Adams and
Henry Whisiker, OF Blue6eld,
were visiting Misses Lulu Hart
and Burlie Wellington, Sunday.
Misses Vert b. Lee and Bea
trice Galloway left Monday for
Storer College. Hsrpers Ferry.
Miss Virginia Patterson, of
Pulaski. Va, 10 here visiting
relatives
Mesdames Maud and Coz
Woods, of Pocahontas. vera
visiting their sister, Mrs. julia
Hurt Stephens. Sunday.
Mater Roscoe Dean. of
Switchback. made Q busine ss
trip 70 Our city, Saturday.
A great revival ~ Upland 10
still going on under the leader
ship Of our State Evangelist Rev.
j. b. Evans This 10 the great
est NEE ing We hare had for
many years. The Lord hash
bIest 40 70 The present time with
20 or more souls 10 make merry,
over. We pray that He may con-
tinse 10 bless Rev. Evses, - We
be]isvs him 70 be one of the
greatest gospel preachers in The
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

We e9ag ona. HnnAred DoSlAsn -
ward for any case Of CatArrh that cas-
not be cured ~ Halle catarrh Cure.
Halrs Catarrh Cure has been taken
By catarrh sufferers for the past
thfrty-nve years. and has become
-own - the most reliable remedy fer
CAtarrh Hall'o CatarTh Cure acts thru
the Biood o: the Mucous surfAess. ex-
pslltng the Poison from the Bleo1 AID
healing the diseased Doetioaa
After you have taken Hall's Cstarrh
Cure for . short tias you viii see =
Grea1 taReove0ane n yeus 0sAsral
Cur A. 49, 49, "a ri sss r.s s'r ~ s.rn
0sna for testt1onfals. free
y. J. CHENEY q CO.. TolsAo. Ollie.
0eia ~ al Dsuggtsts. 1Ge
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

Mr.. and Ma A. l. Spencer.
q fsra. waehat been . vsrv in.
q hssai wsthss end ssbssan.
citiss9 10 che .coslheida ,oi
80 '>se.A-s)ssss sins or Pc
80. Seft efeW days ago With
his fAmily TOR Denver. Colorado,
WHARF they hope 10 make their
future hooe. Their maj. y friends
rsgrekissry mach 10 note their
doPaTtnro.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
the WHOLE STATE Make REQUESTS Foa nssMTnT eMoaeI Msfe
TOR woRxmers COMPENSATION khilTnenr celeafD nM NOT
YET APPOINTED BOT SURELY MIL n

svh wuhAmcNS CUuFt19AIUN Wh0NIutNI; CWUHtu MM WI
YET APPOINTED BOT SURELY WILL E
10 the that there has been
co1orsd man appointed position
sat'on Dept The every
and profession not have appealed
- ye~ wanting recommendation public
appeals to the csnsciences of do little giving
the black humble position one the
departments good
or the head of the named thoroughly
vnced that people would coored
and that without the appoint
ment might meet with popular dsappovs too
seems anxious that Republican
se such thing should happen be- and appoint
nent and live to the principles that
the will OF the people law The loyalty
vice 70 the party without waverinR ought
recognition mentioning of the name of any one man
objection then let Hon. Lee appoint reliable CAPABLE
coored he chooses We fee Wilson, the on.
man who held practically the only political position state
would meet with hearty approval the race B
satsfacry we are s,,ls6ed tn
rank and he Of the leading white who know hin
feel that to appoint him right TIE race By
appeal for position by the mentioning the of any on
man, 10 and has disposition appointment b,
simply means to aid the department. arriving speedy cor
cusion whom give general
to the majority members Of race
White with the widest and interest in u
party broad minded newspaper like Editors Shott
the Blaehed Daily Telegraph hon. Bue wope of the McD
ell Recorder and member of the House Deeases men WI
know and Interested % ses n
cay and say loudly aud with whole interest that n
man in ought this department
And when comes to Of the unit
ing every profession and occupation praying that ID
spirit OF handed justice that they would make th
appointment
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Church Dlr6OtOru

CoALwOOD BAPTIST CHURCH.
sunday schooi, ESQ . m. Preachins
Ind and 4sh Sunday - II .. IN. and 5
p II Psayas nss1ing Wsdnssday sv-
eningS. Rev. W. O. Clemsnh, d. d,
pastor.
PILGRIM BAPT. CHURCH. Cryss.l.
~ s. ..S z, :s sss. $50 s. :. rr' al
p N Prayer msseins wednesday sv-
eninss- Rev. w. @. clements. D. D..
pastor.
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wILCOE BAPTIST CHURCH

sunday school. ESQ .. N. Prsschins
2nd and Oh Sundey, e IL q IN. add :
Up m. Missionary n1sssins ss 5 o'cloes
every 2nd sunday. Rev. r. X. Henry.
pestor. John Webster. clerk.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CHURCH
PoWhatan.

sunday school, $50 . IN. Preaching
let and Srd SUNDAY ss 30 O. IN. and !
p. IN Mis.ionaz1 nesting eSsfy drs
- q D. IN Red 0ru0 Sach T,nseasy sv
enine. Prayer needing, Wednesday ev
enings Rev. R. r. Henry. pastor. II.
q Vaob0ok rlark
The Era-leader., 1917-08-09
LIVE STOCK.

The following rules will govern the awarding Of prizes
Of livestock:
l. No animal can be entered for than premium.
q Any animal that has prizes heretofore negi.
BILE complete for prizes the Fair this year, but we will
appreciate il very nucn # they exhibited again
The Era-leader., 1917-08-09
partiaj List Of the Premiums to Be
Awarded at the Parish Fair here
eOct, |7~lo, together witt, List of
General Rules.
GENERAL RULES

Neither the Secretary any other officer IT The As
arcaion wi csrlse 10 comp ,nrS any other person
What entries have oeeu de until judges have made
their declslon
9 All exhibits must have been owned by the party in
whose names they entered for at least thirty days be-
fore exhibition and satisfactory evidence of such ownership
must be furnished the awarding committee is required
g. Any party who attempts to deceive the Association in
making entries and placing exhibits will be excluded from
competition at this Fair and will also forfeit all premiums
which may have been awarded
L. No animal or article on exhibition shall be removed
from the grounds until the close of the Fair except by the
consent of the manager.
5. All exhibits must be entered by four o'clock D. M,
Wednesday, October 18th.
No may act Judge in any lot in which he may
be an exhibitor or the agent of an exhibitor.
T. No exhibit deemed unworthy shall be awarded pre-
MUM but no premium shall b. withheld simply because
there is no competition.
g. Any exhibitor interfering with the judges in award
ing premiums shall be excluded from competition and for
felt all premiums that may have been awarded
g. An Information Bureau will be established and main.
tanned upon the Fair Grounds during the three days OF the
Fair Any person desiring information during this time
concerning exhibits. ETC., should call upon the Bureau.
TO- The Premiums List every article desirable
for exhibition. Such articles may be entered and deemed
worthy by the judges, premiums will be given
IL Premiums will be gwen out to winners Friday after
noon the Bureau of Information All winners who
not call for their premium premiums should notify the
Association through the Bureau of Information what dspo
siion to make of the same
IL All premiums not given out Friday afternoon and for
wlch notification has been given the Association to
what disposition to make of will be considered donated
10 the Fair Association
l3 Anapplcsnts for renting refreshment stands, etc.,
must be made to the Manager of the grounds.
H. Any further information desired can be obtained by
writing calling on.
JB. Lndsley, President,
D E. Sheridan. Vice. President,
O. p. Carter, Secretary.
The Era-leader., 1917-08-09
CATTLE
------------
Herefords

!. Bull three years old or .......... $50 90
bnl two years or under ......,........ 90 2 so
2 bul Calf under one year ............... 200
:. Cow three years old or over.......... z so 90
Z Cow twoyears old or under ............. 90 so
p Hefer calf under one year old ...... $50
HERD
6 Herd of three individuals 10 90 so 5 90
Shorthorns
sul shses years Of orss............ 80 $50
The Era-leader., 1917-08-09
NUMBER 10.
FARM PRODUCTS
Seeds Aud Grains


- One pecklespedeza seed Observation-Disclosures 90
o. One peek velvet beans ....... ...-... 90
4. 9O'day velvet beans s ~ 90
o. One peck Whppoorwill peas 1O 90
o' Ohe peck clay peas. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
T. One peck blackeyed peas observation-disclosures 90
O. One peck any other variety y...............1 90
j. Report on methods yields on individual area not
less tnan one acre soy beans ................1 90
~. half peck Louisiana grown bur Glove. seed OO
H. Half peck Louisiana crimson Glove led w 90
L. one peck threshed rice ........... ....... 90
l. Best display Of seeding pecans 3 90 2 90 1 90
T. Best six vines Spanish peanuts. .....1 90
D. Best six vines Georgia peanut.l 90
D. Best six vines any other variety. So. I 90
o. best peck peanuts any variety. 90 o.
No7E-There are many seedlings in Louisiana produc
ing nuts as good better than many the named varieties
Forage Plants and Hay
(Bales Not to Weigh Less Than 40 Pounds)
Sheaves to be not less than inches in diameter
This display is separate from all other exhibits.
l. bale lespedeza .....,.............,..,.200 90 90
q Bale native grass hay, not crab grass...2 90 100
g. Bale peanut vine hay (top only 90 90
a. Bale co" pea vine hay ...........2 90 / 90
o. Bale SOY bean hay ay.....................2 90 90
o. display oaled hay any one farm not less
than three varieties. ........ .....9 90 2 90
7. Bundle six stalks sorghum l 90 50
8. Three sheaves rye 100 so
3. Bundle crimson clover, to in in diam.. 90 so
Oats
1. Oat hay (baled straw and grain) ......2 90 90
Each exhibitor is requested to put few extra bundles
to be used for decorating pusposes.
Sugar Cane, Syrups, Sugars and Honey
Sugars syrups, pressed honey, cder vinegar cordas
and other liquids must be exhibited quart bottles
y fastened and correctly abed and furnished by exhibitor
l. Quart of syrup from sugar cane made 1871 90 so
2. Five stalks Louisiana ........ .....1 90 so
3. Two quarts sorgham made in 1917 1 90 so