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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
Lecture on France.

Lieut.. John w. Wood will give a lee
turc on france, the War and his cx-
pcricnccs while there, at Mt. Gallagher
church Saturday night. It, Wood was
member OF the Old Hickory Division
(thc 30th, but saw active service
with the 10Th Division in October
around Vcrdun, and In the Argonnc
Forces. He was wounded, shot through
the chest and both hands, but saw the
Hun dead who did the shooting. The
school girls will have boxes and cakes
to sell. The proceeds will go TO the
school improvements Tho Ware
Shoals orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
REGULAR MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
Hcid Monday Night. Resolution ADOPT
ca Calling for an Election on Power
NJ

Held Monday Night. Resolution Adopt-
cd Calling for an Election on Power
| Contract.
Following the appearance Of Mr.. n.
B. Dial before the City Council Mon
day night 4 motion was made by AL
dcrman Jones which was later adopted
mat an election be ordered, as sug-
&cstcd in the public netting Friday
night, on the question of accepting
the terms Of the Rccdy River Power
Company for period of five years.
The motion made no mention Of a pc
tition for the election nor as to a date
on which it shall be held.
After much delibcration the council,
upon motion Of Alderman Bishop ant.
second OF Alderman Jones, decided to
exercise liniency in the Sunday laws
so that drug stores would be allowed
to sell cold drinks during certain
hours of the day. Dr. j. II. Powe ap-
pcared before council at the request OF
several aldermen to explain the diff
cultics Of carrying out the Sunday
laws.
Upon motion Of Alderman Jones SOL
dicrs will not be liable for street taxes
for the years 1918 and 1919.
Upon representation Of the come
terry association the council authorized
the mayor to convey to the cemetery
association in fee simple about 8 ID
acres of land in the cemetery in which
the city still holds title but which
has long been put to ccmctcry use.
Council also made an appropriation
cf $40 4 month for the maintenance Of
the cemetery.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
New Automobile Concern.

The Vincent Motor Car Company is
the style Of the new firm which has
taken over The automobile sales and
repair business here Of the Laurcns
Motor Car Company. The firm is com
posed Of Dr.. c. p. Vincent, and his
brother, Mr.. II. lI. Vincent Of Rock
ingham, \. G. Mr.. II. T.. Vinccni will
be in charge Of the business with Mr..
c. ~ Mcintyre in charge of The repair
department. The new concern vii!
handle Marwcll, Kjsscll and Hanson
cars. The firm will occupy the same
building as the former firm it being
reported that the building has been
bought by Mr.. Earle Wilson. who is
also travelling for the Wholesale de
partmcnt OF the Laurcns Motor Car
Company.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
". s. MOORE DEAD.
rai'ier OF County Farm EcmonStrnlor
fird ut his Nnmc in Fniryicw iowa
county.

Fnitcr OF County Farm Demonstration
HIrd ut his Hnmc in FairyicM iowa
hlr, G"y@mii'lr County. Sunday
o.nin@,
nl $, Mo2rc Of lairycw townanfp
Grnon,illc county father Of Mr.. NJ. b
Moore, county demonstration for thf.
county Giod NJ his homo at lJairyicv
sunday morning at / o'clock and was
buried at Standing Springs church
near Simpsonvillc, Monday aftcrnoon
Mr.. Moore was a Confederate yci
"ran, for four years a mcmb~r Of the
famous 10Th South Carolina regiment.
which did such valiant service under
General Joseph Johnston. He was
lifelong member Of Standno
Springs Baptist church, Of which he
had been deacon for about SO years.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Emma Henderson Moore.
who is a daughter OF the late Rcv.
II. l.. Henderson; the following chill
drcn: Mrs Lula Huff, Mrs. S. V. Parks
and W. Breaker Moore OF Greenvilc; ;
c. A. Moore Of Clinton; II. NJ. Moore,
of Simpsonvillc; p. w. Moore, Of
Maryvillc, Tenn, Rev j. Furman
Moore, Of Greer; NJ. ID. Moore, of
laurcns; Miss Minnie Moore and Mrs.
Il. l.. Chilcs, Of Grcenvillc, r. T.. ID.
4 and sister Mrs. Susan Blakcly. of
Lcndcrman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
NJ. Is. POOLE DEAD.
Probably Largest Landowner i'm the
County, Died at Local Sanitarium
Saturday


Saturday.
Martin Is. Poole, probably the larg-
est land owner Of the county, died at
the Julia Irby Sanitarium Sunday af-
tcrnoon after an illness Of several
weeks. A few weeks ago he was car
ricd TO a CoumEa sanitarium to seek
relief, but was brought back here
yhcn it was found that little hope
could be held out for his recovery. His
daughter, Mrs. r. J. Bland, Of Sumter,
was at his bedside throughout his sick
ness. The funeral services were held
at Lanaston church Sunday. the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. J. r.
Williams and Mr. G. B. Bobo.
The deceased was II years of age
and is survived by his daughter, Mrs.
r. ). Bland, Of Sumter. His wife. who
was native Of SDartanburg county.
died many years ago. After the Civil
war. in which he took an active part
he returned to his home in Scufflctown
township whcrc he successfully on
Gagged In farming and built tn a large
estate. owning ~ the ncighborhood Of
1000 acres Of land. HIS death removes
ono Of the picturcsunc hg,rcs of tho
county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
W tR TAX COLLECTIONS
T0TALLED ONE BILLION
considerable Increase Shown Owe,
Last Years Income Tax Returns.

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26

Meeting OF county Physicians Held al
t"It0n .IospitaJ.

a.
E.Iton Hospital.
Clinton, March 2i.-Thc Iaurcne
County Medical association held its
regular monthly meeting here today al
the Clinton Hospital from 4 TO I y. m
The association came on the Invitation
Of DR.. S. c. Hays, the new president,
and the occasion was very delightful
one in every detail. Dr.. Hays did not
deliver an address as is customary
whom the now president takes the
chair, but departed from the old Gus
tom little and read an excellent pa
per on "Antiscptics in War Surgery.
The paper was very much enjoyed and
listened to with much interest and
pleasure. DR.. r. r. Walker, of Lau-
rens, read a very instructive paper on
"lnflucnza", which was discussed by
all present.
After the papers a sumptuous three
course dinner was served which
sounded all the keys in the gamut of
toothsomc harmony. While the cigars
were on DR.. Hughes, in a very witty
and appropriate little speech, thanked
Dr. Hays for his very delightful hos
pitality. Those present were: Drs.
Pace, Rodgers and Beason, Gray Court
Fcnncl. Waterloo; league, Ferguson
Dial, Walker, Bcarden, Christopher
and Hughes from Laurcns; Davis.
Shccly Bailey, Young, Sr., Young, Jr.,
and Austin Clinton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
Choppers Had Big Time.

The Laurcns delegation to the Wood
week returned home after enjoying
the convention to the fullest eytent.
l4aurcns county was highly honorcd in
the officers and delegates elected. Mr..
{. y. Power, Past Head Consul, and
Mr. j. T.. Johnson. of Gray Court, will
attend the Sovereign Camp at Atlantic
CITY. while Mr.. II. J. I,angston. of the
Madden section, was elected Head
Escort, Dr.. l.. T.. Bishop, OF Watts
Mills, received a lattcring vote for the
"'i'cc OF Head Sentry, but was noscd
out Of the election by a narrow mar
gin.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
CEMETERY INCORPORATED



required b! Charter from The Lrgis-
lnturc.
THO trustees of l.nurcns ccmct"ry
met last Friday and formally accented
the following charter granted by
state legislature at its last session:
That Mrs. Eliza W. Ban, Mrs. /.
f. Jones, Mrs. Sue Xix adams, Mi.s
Mary Ferguson, Rev. J. ID. Pitts, sam
ucl MCGOWAN, n. b. Dial and r. Flom-
ing Jones, for The uses and purposes
herein set forth. be and they arc here
by, declared and created body polite
ana corporate under the name and
style of the laurcns Cemetery AsSo-
citation of LaurenS, South Carolina
and the said corporators and their
successors shall be trustees for the
said laurcnS Cemetery Association.
they shall elect their successors in
office and fill all vacancies in office
from death, resignation or otherwise,
elect one Of their number president,
one Vlcc-DrcSldcnt, and one secretary
and treasurer, they shall meet at least
once every year, and make rules and
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
tDTTON CROP INCRE kSED
IN YEAR 1915
Total Number OF Bales oi Cotto;
Ginncd Crops Of 1918 and 1917 IN
South Carolina.

Washington, ID. c., March 2l.-Di-
rector Sam l.. Rogers, Of the Bureau
or the C"nsuS, Department Of Com
mcrcc, announces the preliminary re-
port of cotton ginncd by counties. IT,
South Carolina, for the crops Of 1918
and 1917. The report was made pub
lie for the state at 10 Il. m., on Thurs
day, March 20.
Quantities are in running bales
counting round as half bales. Lintcrs
are not included.)
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
W. {. Eichclbcrger Promoted.

The friends here OF W. g. Eichcl-
berger, former member OF the police
force, will be glad to hear that he has
5ccn appointed chief detective under
the law enforcement act of the State
legislature. Mr.. Eichclberger has
been on the constabuary force for
some time, operating chiefly around
Charleston. He announces that he
VIII make his headquarters in Flor
ence.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
LaurcnS Negro Escanes.

Geo. Watts, Laurnns county negro
convicted Of manslaughtcr at the Sep
tcmber term Of court in 1918 and given
a l5-year sentence, escaped from the
state farm in williamsburg county last
week and from last reports had not
been apprehended
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
Harris Springs Company Organized.

The Harris Spring Company, which
has bought the well known spring pro-
Derty between Waterloo and Cross
Hill, organized last week with w. G.
Wharton as president, r. f. Jones, vice
president, and DR.. Fl. X. Aiken as sec
retary The company will sell the
Harris Springs water and bottled
drinks
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
TO RAISE FUND
FOR JEWISH RELIEF
William Solomon Chairman
For County
$4,000 ASKED OF LAUR.
EMS COUNTY,

in whfch Jews Prednminnte. Com.
mistsog Appointed.
Mr.. William Solomon, chairman in
this county for the Jewish relief cam
paign has appointed committeeman
for 6iRerent sections OF the coun-
ty whom he has asked to serve faith
fully In raising the amount OF money
requested IN his statement Mr. Solo
mon makes plain that this money Is
to be distributed TO distressed peoplc
or mddic Europe, arOng whom are
many Gcntirs who must be served by
Jews if served at ALL This county is
asked for $4,000.
Mr.. Solonon's statement to the pub
lie is as follows:
10 The pcoplc Of Laurcns County:
have hCon appointed chairman for
!a"ftn@ comfy in ihc campaign to
raise 4 n@tional fund Of $l5. 600 900 for
Io"iaa r2'iof work It is not custom
aNr 'or j"ws 20 bog but during tho
WAX l.e Jews in America have tahon
'&Na given thcir share Of money and
piood. Nov thcy find that some of thn
Jews and Gcntilos as wcll. in countries
where Jews only can servo thcm, arc
IN dire distress and The Jews or thn
nltHd states have inauguratcd cam
pAISA Tor their relief Laurcns coun-
I! IS asked to give 81 900 TO this fund
ana as chairman OF the county for this
worthy cause ask the pcoplc or th;s
county for their help
have appointed committees IN dir
ieFcnt localities and will ask them 10
WORK diligently for the cause. will
"$k the people to give tho committees
rs literally as they can in cash.
en- sure that Laurcns county will
prove herself as true in this campaiGn
as she has in all Of the others. will
n@k that the ministers of tho posncl
ana school teachers impress upon tho
public iho need Of this help.
Respectfully.
w. SOLOMON.
"' ioiioWlnS committeeman have
hcen appointed by Mr. Solomon:
L. g. Bale. Treasurer for Iaurcns
county
!,aurcns PRESBYTERIAN Churcb T y
blackwell, e. H. Wilkes. II. r.. Flcm-
ing Mrs. DR.. Teaguc, Mrs. Dr.. Aiken
lanrons Baptist Church,. c. Ow-
In2Sf J a. Franks, w. p. Thomason
MISS Esther Fowler, Mrs. Douglas
Gray.
haurcns Methodist Church r.. r.
Nickcls, j. f. TOlbcrt, r. p. Terry Mrs
j. G. Bale, Mrs. Nickcls.
Waterloo J. II. Wharton, ! Q
smith.
Monntvillc-J. NJ Simmons. Morton
rW''r
o"inHs--R Ralph Wilson, Charlie Ow-
lhSS.
Gray Court John Wells. Lander
Nilhs.
ha'F%da'n-Mr. Will Barksdalc. Mr..
WIZ Burns.
lf'n'Y Ridge Mr., Marvin Cainc, j
barNshalc.
K"'S TaV"rn--W. A. Baldwin. Mr..
'"m"rc'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-26
ting OF L. u. G.

3" j. NcrShaw chapter. u. ID. G.,
~ mcct Friday afternoon al four
O'Clock with Miss Bessie Roland.
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Dairy Butter
Fine Arts

Albert Cobdry, first.
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first; Mary ,Aldrich, ginger cookies,
first; Mrs. Hilbrock angel food, first;
Mrs. j. w. Kruger, pound fudge, first;
Mrs. r. l.. Hilbrock, pound candy first.
Bread by Demonstration Department
Mrs. n. L. Burk, Ardmore, first; Jes-
sic Aldrich Ardmore, second; Hollie
Craddock, Ardmore third.
Butter by Demonstration Department
Mrs. j. w. Pace, Ardmore, first.
Boys Corn Club
Charles Carroll Ardmore, first; Her
bert Bingham, Ardmore, second; Roland
Carroll, Ardmore, third; Wayne Bing
ham. Ardmore, fourth; ]. d. Morrison,
Ardmore, fifth; John Sampley, Ardmore,
sixth; r. O. King, Ardmoro, seventh;
Cecil Morrison, Ardmore, eighth; p. d.
Reyuoulds, Ardmore, ninth.
Boys Cotton Club
J. D. Morrison, Ardmore, first; Lena
Lynch, Ardmore, second; r. Q. King,
Ardmore. third; Percy Lynch, Ardmore,
fourth; p. u. Reynolds, Ardmore, fifth;
Cecil Morrison, Ardmore, sixth; Henry
Aleck Ardmore seventh; Dolph Marris,
Ardmore, eight; Aurey Johnson, Ard
more, ninth; John Sampley, Ardmore,
tenth.
Boys Kaffir Club-Roy Damon, Ard
more, first.
Boys Peanut Club. d. Morrison
Ardmore, first; Cecil Morrison, Ard
more, second.
POULTRY EXHIBITS
George l.. Dyer, superintendent.
Barred Plymouth Rock-Mrs. G, L.
Dyer, first.
White Plymouth Rock-J. r. Linder
first
silver Lace Wyandotte-Nlrs. T. w
Bennett, first.
Golden Wyandotte--A. C. Belt first
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NA4liiliS Niibi a - AN'NN
Miuie O'Dauiel, Ardmore, first; Mady
Smith. Ardmorc, second; Ola owen, Ard
more, third; Ann Morgan, Ardmore,
fourth; Velma Logan, Ardmore, fifth;
Cynthia Smith, Ardmore, sixth; Myrtle
Wells, Ardmore, seventh.
Canning Club, Second Year
Ollie Pearl Hurry, Ardmore, first;
Ina Howard, Ardmore, second; Gerdie
Vaughn, Ardmore, third; Frankie Ham
nton. Ardmore, fourth, Mary Byrne,
Ardmorc, 1ifth; Lilly Higgins, Ardmore,
sixth: Annie Hurry, Ardmore, seventh
ora Pollard, Ardmore, eighth; Martha
Heartsiu, Ardmore, NINTH Eula Thorn
as. Ardmore, tenth.
Bread Club, First Year
May Sleete, Ardmore, first; Grace
Jones, Ardmore, second; Ola Owens,
Ardmore, third; Velma Jones, Ardmore,
fourth; Sadie Guim, Ardmore, fifth Al
lie Smith, Ardmore, sixth; Norma
Brown, Ardmore, seventh.
Bread Club. Second Year
Ollie Pearl Hurry, Ardmore, first;
Clydia Bnrk, Ardmore, second; Annie
Hurry, Ardmore, third; frankie Ham
ilton. Ardmore, fourth; Ora Pollard, Ard
more, fifth; Bertha Howard, Ardmore,
sixth; Ina Howard, Ardmore, seventh.
Sewing, First Year Canning-Ona
CHM, Ardmore, first; Sadie CHM, Ard
more, second.
First Year Bread Club Sewing-Ola
owens, Ardmore, first; Francis Bur
kett, Ardmore, second.
Second Year Bread Club, Sewing
Clydia Burk, Ardmore, first.
First Year Canning Story-Velma Lo'
gan, Ardmore, first Cynthia Smith,
Ardmorc, second.
Second Year Canning Story-Ora Pol
lard, Ardmore, first; Ollie Pearl Hurry,
Ardmore, second.
First Year Better Bread Story-Clara
Moore, Ardmore, first; Grace Jones'
Ardmore, second.
Second Year Better Bread Story-Bes
sic Treat, ,Ardmore, first; Annie Hurry
Ardmore, second.
Second Year Canning Club, Sewing
frankie Hamilton, Ardmore first; Yer
Qla vaughn, AIuIHOTe, Secouu.
Home Demonstration Department
Mrs. e. A. Murchison, Cheek, first;
Mrs. Mary O'Daniel, Ardmore, second.
Jessie Aldridge, Ardmore, third; Mrs.
A. j. Hurry, Ardmore, fourth.
Club Exhibit
Clinton club, first; Cheek club, sec
ond; Mary Niblack club, third.
Culinary Department
Holly Craddock, Ardmore, bread,
first; Mrs. J. II. Owens, Ardmore, bread,
second; Holly Craddock, doughnuts,
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Red Onions-Emmeet Volino, first;
Susan Bull, second.
Yellow Onions-J. NJ. Crosby, first
Coleman Marris, second.
Top Onion Sets-Phoebie Hattenstey,
first; Susan Bull, second.
Bottom Onion Sets-W. B. Eagle,
first.
Long Red Table Beet. - Maude Jen.
nlngs, first; Wood Marris, second.
Turnip Beet-Mrs. H. w. Smith, first;
j. NJ. Crosby. second.
Mangel Wurzel-Albert Condry, first;
G, A. Brock. second.
Parsnips, William Durr, first.
Carrots, Table Use-Mrs. j. w. Krue.
ger first; II. A. Abshire, second.
Ripe Cucumber-T. c. Burkett, first;
r. L. Scott. second.
Large Pepper-Robert Crittenden,
first; r. L. Scott, second.
Small Pepper. II. Grosmeyer. first
Large Pumpkin - Maude Jennings.
first; Sale Coffey second.
Sweet Pumpkin-Omar Collins.
Hubbard Squash-W. b. Reynolds.
EGG PLANT, r. L. Scott, first.
Largest and Best Watermelon, ]. S.
Shurley, First; w. b. Eagle, second.
Three Melons, any variety, j. S.
Shurley, first.
Individual Farm Exhibit
T. ID. Morrison, first; r. L. Scott,
second; Robert Crittenden, third
Corn
Best so ears White Corn, Robert
Crttenden, first; NJ. Wisdom, second.
Best so ears of Yellow Corn, NJ. Wis
dom, first.
Best so ears White Popcorn, C. f.
Belt, first; E. Wood, second.
Best 80 ears Yellow Popcorn, Mollie
Allen, first; Frank Layton, second.
Kafir Corn-C. G. Scott, first; Joe
Kelly, second; r. L. Taylor, third.
kafir, stock-G. C. Shaw, first
Milo Maize-C. f. Belt, first; Albert
Condry, second.
Stalk Milo Maize, C. f. Belt, first
Feterita, Joe Kelly, first: Richard
Burch, second.
Soudan Grass, bundle, Dolph Mar
ris. first; heads, Akers Baptiste, first
Joe Kelly. second.
Miscellaneous Robert Crittenden.
Cotton
20 open bolls, Allie Smith, first: G. C
: Shaw, second; j. NJ. Crosby, third.
= Apples
Gano, Holly Craddock, first; r. II
4, Beard second; Jonathan, j. NJ. Beard
first; r. l.. Scott, second.
Grimes Golden, Robert Crittenden
first r. L. Scott, second.
> Ben Davis, r. L. Hamilton, first; r
L. Scott second
> Missouri Pippin, Robert Crittender
first; X. II. Beard, second.
Winesap, r. l.. Hamilton, first HoI
ly Craddock, second.
l. Rawls Janet, r. L. Hamilton, first
Arkansas Black, G.. NJ. Logan, first
; r. NJ. Hamilton, second.
Mammoth Black Twig, Robert Crit
!, tenden. first
All other varieties, II. II. Simmons
&; first; Robert Crttenden, second.
Collection for market, Robert Crit
.; tenden, first.
Collection for family, Robert Cri
V tenden.
Collection for market, winter apples
Robert Crittenden, first.
Collection for market. fall varietie,
l. Robert Crittenden, first.
Grapes-Niagara, b. f. Perry, frs
j. Concord, r. L. Scott, first.
All established varieties, r. L. Scot
L. first; r. Y. Reeves, second.
Pears-Dutchess, Mrs. r. r. Thor
l. ton, first; Mrs. w. II. Smith, secon,
All other established varieties, "
/; T. BARLEY, first Mrs. Mollie Allen, Sc
ond.
7. Peaches-Cling. r. L. Scott, frs
Robert Crittenden, second.
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Canned Goods

Quart apples, Mrs. h. S. Willard,
first; Mrs. II. r. Thornton, second.
Quart pears, j. NJ. Murphy, first;
Mary Aldridge, second.
Peaches Holly Craddock, first; Zona
Jones, second.
Pears, Holly Craddock, first; Mrs.
X. NJ. Hamilton, second.
Cherries, Omar Collins, first; Mary
Aldrich, second.
Blackberries, Mrs. r. S. Willard,
first; Mrs. Y. II. Crittenden, second.
Strawberries, Mrs. r. S. Willard,
first; Holly Craddock second.
Apricots, Mary Aldridge, first, Mrs.
r. S. Willard, second.
Tomatoes, Jess Aldrich, first; Mrs.
w. j. Smith, second.
Beans, Mary Aldrich, first, Mrs. w.
j. Skipwith, second.
Peas, Mrs. r. NJ. Hamilton first;
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox, second.
Corn, Mary Aldrich, first, Holly
Craddock, second.
Plum Jelly, Mrs. r. NJ. Hamilton,
first; Holly Craddock, second.
Grape Jelly, Mrs. r. NJ. Hamilton,
first; Mrs. j. w. Kruger, second.
Blackberry Jelly, Holly Craddock
first, Mrs. r. S. Willard, second.
Apple Jelly, Mrs. r. l.. Scott, first
Mrs. r. NJ. Hamilton, second.
Crab Apple Jelly. Holly Craddock
first; Mary Aldrich, second.
Peach Preserves, Holly Craddock
! first, Ada North. second.
Pear Preserves, Mrs. r. S. Willard
first; Ada North, second.
Plum Preserves. Mary Aldrich. first
Mrs. r. s. Willard, second.
Continued on Page ICY
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The camera catches the expression,
but it cannot show the beauties of

those natural tints of a beautiful com
plexion. In fact a sweet expression
is made a hundred times more en-
chanting when the complexion is lovely,
All you need do is to clear the
skin of pimplos, blotches, liver spots
blackhcads, muddy complexion and
skin eruptions by using Stuarts Cal
cium Waters. These troubles seek the
skin as one Of the natural outlets of
the body. And if you supply it with
the proper materials it will pass off in
the pores of the skin instead Of ugly
accumulations. Get a box of Stuart's
Calcium Waters in any drug store at
80 cents You win then realize what
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-21
CLASS B HORSES
G. w. Johnson, superintendent
ANY Draft Brecd--Registered

ID. w. JOlliNOli' A'~FNA+i
Any Draft Brecd--Hegistered
Stallion, any age, Milton Hendon'
first; Millard Wisdom, second.
Colt, over two and under three
years, J. NJ. Money, first; Millard Wis
don, second.
Colt over one and under two years
no entry.
Colt, sucking, r. o. Pettijohn, first;
w. S. Watson, second.
Standard and Registered
Stallion, any age, J. r. Penningston
first: John knight, second.
Mare, any age, Millard WISDOM
first: 0. d. Bradberry, second.
Colt. two and under three years
Sam Baird, first; Jim Young, second
Colt. one and under two years, no
entry.
Colt, sucking, no entry.
Special Champion Mule
c. n. Knapp, first, no second.
Registered Jacks and Jeanetts
Jack, any breed, Milton Hendon'
first: ]. D.. Boone, second.
Jennett, any breed. no entry.
Mules
Mule, any age, W. A. McCauley,
first; w. A. McCauley, second.
Mule. two and under three years,