The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-28
RESPECTS FOR FAIR
GROWING BRIGHTER

pair gloves for the best SOW and pigs
of any breed.
Lexington Pharmacy, Lexington, one
aarge package International Stock
Food Tonic for the best pair pigs un-
der one year.. =
Lexington Cotton & Fertilizer Co..,
Lexington, one bag high grade guano
for the second best and largest hog.
The Dispatch News, Lexington, one
years subscription for the best pair
pigs under six months old. r..
Wingard Roberts Co., Lexington,
one pair,gloves for the best brood SOW
and pigs, any breed.
G.. A. Guignard, one pig, value
$1,000, for the exhibitor taking the
largest number of premiums in the
swine department.
Columbia Record, one years sub
scription to the daily and Sunday is
sue, foe the exhibitor taking second
largest number of premiums in the
swine department. ...
The Copeland Co., 1885 Main Stree1
Columbia, one mans hat value s5.09
fer the third largest hog.
Lever, s'the Shoe Man." Columbia,
one pair. of Walk-Over shoes for the
largest hog. ...
The Dispatch-News, Lexington, one
years subscription for the best boar
hog, any breed. -. -.
Hope-Davis Co., Columbia, one
Stesson hat for the best brood sow,
any breed. ~ ,,->'.~--s' -
Needle and Fancy Work Department.
Harmon Drug Co., Lexington, one
set of. six S. c.. Stale Seal silver tea
spoons for the best display Of needle
and fancy work
Watson Shoe Co., Columbia, one
pair ladies' house slippers for the best
specimen large centerpiece in French
embroidery.
Hon. A. Frank Lever, Washington,
D. c., $3.50 for second best specimen
large centerpiece in French embroid-
cry.
Sylvan Bros, Columbia, ladies'
brooch, value $500, for the exhibit
tor taking the largest number of
premiums in the needle and fancy
work department.
D. F. Efrd, Lexington, s1.OO for
the best patchwork in quilt in cot
ton, by girl under IA years.
Household Department
The Dispatch-News, Lexington, one
years subscription for the second
largest number OF premiums taken by
any one in household department..
Lorick Bros, 1888 Main Street, Co.
lumbia, heating stove, value $500,
for the exhibitor taking the most
premiums in bacon and lard.
Chas. E. Taylor, Lexington, one
porch swing for the best exhibit in
the household department.
Elliott Package Co., Columbia,
$500 in cash for the best pound
cake. ...
Field Crop Department.
c. E. Jones, secretary and treasurer
of the ,Batesburg Cotton Oil Co., one
half ton Of high-grade Tri-County
Brand fertilizer for the best individ
ual exhibit of farm products.
G.. B. Wingard & Son, Lexington
thoroughbred Berkshire Pig for the
exhibitor taking the largest number
OF first and second premiums. The do
nators, the Messrs. Wineard, will not
compete sIor this premium.
THE State, Columbia. one years
Subscription to the daily and Sunday
state for the exhibitor taking the lar
gest number of premiums in this de-
partinent.
~ 3P & r. a. Davis, Columbia,
one pair Of mems shoes for the great
est number OF entries on corn.
The r. L. Bryan Co, Columbia,
box of stationery, value $500, for
the largest number of fruit exhibits.
Cattle Department.
Hendrix Hardware Co., Columbia,
one No. 10 Chattanooga Chilled Plow,
value $1,000, for the best bull.
Harmon Drug Co., Lexington, one
large package DR.. Hess Stock Food
for the best milk COW.
Palmetto National Bank, Columbia.