The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-10-11

W. 1911 SOt'tscAj Jaws NhtA-fNA1V ~ -
II. Adhesion tvalde) $500. i'f =
Class 2-Best peck Irish potatoes
early Triumph Merchandise by L..
e. Harrison (vaule) $10o.
Glass BEST peck Irish potatoes
(Burbank) Cash by Bob Nichols
$100.
Glass BEST peck sweet potatoes
(white)-Cash by Bob Nichols, $1.OO.
Class 5--Best peck sweet potatoes
yellow Cash by Pete Catina, $100.
Glass 6--Best peck onions-Cash,
by Pete Catina, $1.00.
7. Class BEST half-dozen beets--
sCash.by Pete Catina, $1.O0.
Class S--Largest and best pumpkin
Cash by Turner Braly, $1.OO.
Glass 9--Best watermelon - Cash,
SOC,
Glass 10-Best country cured ham
Merchandise by Jim Andrews, (value)
$3.50.
Glass 11-Best country cured side
1bacon-Steak, by w. J. Guest, (value),
$1oO.
Glass 12-Best bucket country lard
Cake, by Columbia Bakery, (value)
$10O.
Glass 13-Best quart sorghum
box cigars by Red Seal Bakery,
(value) $3.50.
Glass 14--Best quart vinegar
pair stockings by Wolf Dry Goods Co.,
(value) $1,OO.
Class 15-Best exhibit honey
Water set by Kuhn Store, (value).
$500,
Class 1S7,Best exhibit homemade
SOAP, Jar cream by Stephenson
Bros, Syalue}, soc.
Class 17--5Best half-dozen stalks
broom corn Tickets by Troupe Bar
Der Shop, (value) $1.OO.
Glass 1s-Best pound wash wool
Cash by Louis Barker, $1.OO,
Henry Arch Moore, Supt.
Class best pig shown by Pig
Club member, Cash $1,000
Glass Second best pig shown by
Pigg Club member, Cash $500.
Those who desire to sell their pigs
will have no trouble in finding buyers
on this day.
5,4O0 pig club members in Tennes-
see this year.
|. Woman's Department-Dept. X.
Mrs. Bert Erwin, Supt.
Glass best exhibit of ginge'
bread box correspondence cards,
by stephenson Bros, (value) SOC.
|, Glass BEST exhibit of Graham
i biscuit box paper by Stephenson
! Bros. 9value) SOC. IS 80 II haidfh
!, Glass Best Angle Food Cake
/ Umbrella,q by WV. Evans e Co.,
i (valne) s$1.5O.god saitn aitS gGR IA
/ Class 4-Best War Cake Unjust be
sugar saver and wheatless with recipe
accompanying fMdse., by Rosenthal
|, (valus6s sae0IE sksusaa TsSIs
Class bluBeM' cMectioa 'sbickiesn u
Sandwich tray sbyfyMisss Nora Nc
Msliof1 fvalueA, $Ss50xSfSS,
/, Class 6-Best collection preserves
(not less than four kinds-Ladies
,,waise by Anderson Bros e. Foster
.(vaiReJ $3.50. vi - 5@A5 2T.2iT
Glass 7-Best collection of jellies
(not less than four kinds -Broach,
by Kneble Jewelry Co., (value) $1.5O.
Glass S-Best collection of canned
fruits mot. less than four kinds
Tickets by Hendley Bros, (value)
$500.
Glass Best collection of canned
vegetables (not less than four kinds)
Merchandise, by Rosenthal (value)
$500.
Glass 10--Best pound of butter1
pair, hose, by Max Silverman, (value)
$1OO.
Glass 11.Best collection Of dried
products-Ladies Hose, by w. W.
Evans & Co., (value) $3.50.
Glass 12-Best exhibit of brined
vegetables, Cash $1.0O.
Class 13-Best pound Of cottage
chees, Cash @c. ssstsN fsgfs8< jss
ahis' .Club-Dept, L.
"a MTss hrtie Bryan Supt..
|, ClasS 1Afest club exhibit. Cash
$1,000.
|. Glass 2-,Second best exhibit I'm.
iversM Grill, BY Columbia Water &
Light Co., (value) $3.50.
Glass Best collection canned
fruits, Cash by Jno NJ. Gray, $500
Glass Caoopd hae+ oolIoot;o,, oa,,