Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-01
Edgeield Community Fair.

Edgefeld Community Fair.
The Edgefeld Community Fai1
will be held in the vacant store
next door to Collett Drug Company
November 9th. All persons wishing
to exhibit articles will bring them tc
the Opera. House the day before the
fair. A committee will be there to
receive them. We will be glad to
have people from all parts Of the
county to take part. One of the re-
quirements will be that no one shall
be allowed to remove any of the ex-
hibits until after FIVE o'clock p. m.
So all exhibits will be entered with
that understanding.
Following is the list of very use
full prizes given by our merchants
and business men:
No. 1. to the best exhibit of Chry-
santhemums, each different variety,
S2.25 given by T. A. Hightower; End
best in this collection, $500 given
by DR.. j. S. Byrd.
No. 2. The finest collection of
white chrysanthemuras, sack of Early
Breakfast flour given by Edgefeld
Warehouse Co.; End best in this col
lection, s1.OO given by M. A. Tay-
lor.
No. 8. Best collection of pink
chrysanthemums, sack of flour given
by W. w. Adams and Co.; End best
in this collection, S1.00 given by j.
H. Cantelou.
No. q. Best collection of yellow
chrysanthemums, sack of flour given
by W. G. Byrd; End best in this col
lection, umbrella given by Dorm &
Minis.
No. 5. Best single white chrysan-
themum, 1 pair black silk hose CIV
en- by Reynolds and Padgett; second
best in this collection, pair towels
given by I. Mukashy.
No. 6. Best single pink chrysan-
themum, pork ham given by Jack
son market; End best in this collect
ton, aluminium pitcher given by
Quarles and Zimmerman.
No. z. Best single yellow chry-
santhemum, 10 pounds sugar given
by C. W. Watson; End best in this
collection, bottle of toilet water CIV
en- by Collett Pharmacy.
No. s. Best single Japanese chry-
santhemum, jardinier given by Chas.
F. Bird Drug Co.; second best in
this collection, pair brown silk hose
given by Economy Store.
No. 9. Finest two on one stem, 5
gallons gasoline given by Yonce Mo-
tor Co.; End best in this collection,
bottle of Hudnut's toilet water given
by Mitchell & Cantelou.
No. 10. Best collection of dahlias,
g pounds Maxwell House coffee CIV
en- by j. D. Kemp & Co.; End best in
this collection, bushel home ground
meal given by ]. G. Holland.
No. II. Best collection of roses,
pair silk and wool (mixed) hose CIV
en- by W. H. Turner;2nd best Ian
tern given by w. L. Dunovant.
No. 12. Finest Boston fern, en-
broidered towel given by Miss Ruth
Lyon.
No. 1s. Finest Ostrich Plume fern,
II pair black silk hose given by
Smith-Marsh Co.
No. IA. Finest Asparagus Plumosa
fern, piece of china given by W. c.
Lynch.
No. Is. Finest Maiden Hair fern,
1 piece hand painted china given by
Miss Eliza Minis.
No. 16. Best Baby Breath fern,
s1.OO given by Morgan Lumber Co.
Household.
No 1. Best pound cake, 1 sack of
flour given by Edgeheld Mercantile
Co.; second best, s1.00 given by P.
B. Mayson.
No. 2. Best Caramel layer cake,
S1.OO given by J. L. Addison.
N. 8. Best pan of rolls, 1 sack of
"Twinida" self-rising flour given by
r. L. Dunovant; second best, mix
ing bowl, given by Jones & Son.
No. 4. Best variety Of pickles, veg
etable and preserves, pounds lard