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Evening star., 1939-02-10
14Per Cent Increase
Al Gate Last Year
Buoys Grid Pros
National League Roises
Cars Pay, Makes Him
Boss for 10 Years.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-Representa-
tives of the National Professional
Football League warmed up to their
executive tasks today, buoyed by
figures which showed attendance at
league games had increased for the
fourth consecutive season.
Schedule making, rules changes
and reinstatement of several players,
including Ken Strong. former New
York Giant player, still were ahead
of the meeting, which will run
through Sunday.
So were a number Of prospective
player deals, none of which ma
terialized yesterday.
Carr Reelected President.
However, a report that a total Of
937,167 paid admissions for last
seasons IS league games represented
an increase of IA per cent over 1887
and an 88 per cent increase over
1884. still were fresh in the minds
Of the owners.
In appreciation Of the guidance
Joe F. Carr has given the league
he founded in 1921, owners re-
elected the white-haired Ohioan for
10 more years to the presidency he
has occupied the past 18 years.
Carl Storck of Dayton, Ohio. vice
president and treasurer, also was
reelected for 10 years. Both were
given substantial increases in salary.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Simmons Tops in Clubhouse BOYS Books

Mr. Beck not at loss for rebuta either Don't believe
that stuff hear about pitchers being able pitch
Zinn They couldn't
can't get the ball
formula get the first ball the
After that throw the ball into
after
but whether Roberto
Mats gambling him. Mr. Griffith
ball club to be hear
will be retained chiefly take
can't make
Mr. Simmons particularly Washington
nobody the denied
the plate with bat in his hand Charlotte
about Senor Estalela of
statement has
been Mr. Frankie Baxter holds the title
Mats Mr. Baxter might be mentioned also
clubhouse
well miss Simmons sighed Mr. Baxter his hand
his clubhouse He the
Mr.
Cirtathwho to the a
Divide this among
THAT happened again last fall"
happened the day after Cf pastered
cuxing at some fans. Well miss that big
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Medwick Not Yet Sent
Contract by Cards
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-Although
their spring training season begins
in three weeks, the st. Louis Car
dinals still have some important
business ahead-getting Joe Med
wick satisfied for 1899.
What's more, the Cardinals
haven't even sent their star slugger
q contract yet.
"1'll have to get around to that
very soon now," Branch Hickey said.
He denied the club had talked terms
with Medwick before the outfielder
left for Florida several weeks ago.
Last year Medwick was signed to
q contract at st. Petersburg, Fla,
by President Sam Breadon just as
the Cards training season started.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Western, Anacostia
Battling 10 Miss
Court Cellar
Central Tackles Wilson
After Trolling High
Fives Tilt Tonight
BY GEORGE HUBER.

The fight for the high school
basket ball cellar is on tonight at
Tech gym with Western and Ana
costa facing In the first Of the
evenings two games. Anacostia's
scrappy five has put up an argument
In all its games to date. but has been
unable to win in four starts and
currently possesses the bottom spot.
Western, before the season began,
was believed one of the quints to
watch, but it, too, has lost its three
games to leave it just ahead Of
Anacostia on the scholastic court
ladder.
The second game tonight bringS
together Woodrow Wilson and Gen.
trail.
With but seven games Of the
original % remaining to be played,
the possibility looms that there may
be tie for the fourth place in the
playof series. It mathematically is
possible for five teams-Wilson,
Roosevelt, Central, Tech and West
eTn-to tie with three games won
and lost, but the biggest chance is
for Central and Tech to deadlock.
Central Has Slight Margin.
Central has a 500 average with
two games won and lost. After the
Wilson game tonight 1t meets
Western. Tech has won two and
lost three, and is pointing for its
last game against woodrow Wilson.
Should it take that one and should
Central split its two remaining con-
tests they would be tied.
If this happens, a playon game
probably will be staged sometime
between Tuesday, February 81, when
the round robin series ends. and
Friday. February "a, when the final
single tourney begins.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Don't Worry Is FelIer's Tip to Hutchinson
Tiger Must Realize One Can't at Best Always Says Bob

hasn't got control he's just out
Of luck.
1--WE had days when my curve
missed the corner by an inch
not a bit more-and they would
know it mighty soon. After q
couple of innings the batters
wouldn't offer at q curve, even
II the count was three and two.
Another thing that Hutchin-
son might have to learn. The
first season would go crazy
when there were runners on first
and third. I didn't know what
to do. But now it doesn't bother
me at all. It's just one Of the
dozens of little things a pitcher
has to learn when he gets in the
big leagues.
Probably the biggest thing
Hutchinson will have to learn is
not to try too hard and not to
worry. A pitcher either has it
on the day he's working, or he
doesn't. You either do or you
don't, and there's no way Of ex.
planning 1t. I guess I tried too
hard On days 7 didn't have IT,"
Evening star., 1939-02-10
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

DELRAY BEACH, Fla, Feb.
10.-Bob Feller stretched himself
luxuriously in the hot sunshine
and said he thought maybe he
ought not try to give any advice
to Fred Hutchinson, the kid
pitching sensation from Seattle
who is coming up to the Detroit
Tigers this season under the
handicap of a whopping price tag.
had suggested to Bob, who is
spending the winter here with his
parents and some members Of
the Cleveland club, that his and
Hutchinson's cases were similar,
Bob also having jumped feet first
into the big time as a juvenile
wonder. reminded him that he
had Joined Cleveland only a
couple of years ago with, If any
thing. more fanfare than will
attend Hutchinson's advent.
"You must have had some
painful experiences before you
finally got 50 hot toward the close
Of last season. Bob. Aren't theSs
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Sports Program
ForlocuI Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.


George Washington VS.. West
Virginia. Cumberland, Md.
Catholic VS.. Seaton Hall.
Elizabethtown VS.. Gallaudet,
Gallaudet gym, 8.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. East
ern, Eastern gym, $3.50.
St. Adams VS.. Rockville, Rock
vile, $3.50.
Western VS.. Anacostia; Wood
row Wilson vs.. Central public
high series games, Tech gym,
7:30.
Gonzaga VS.. Roosevelt, Roose-
velt gym, $50.
Montgomery-Bla vs.. Landon,
Landon gym, $3.50.
Hopewell High VS.. Washing
ton-Lee High, Arlington, 8.
Mount Rainier VS.. Bladensburg,
Bladensburg gym, 8.
John Marshall VS.. George
Washington High. Alexandria.
Hampton Institute vs.. Howard,
Howard gym, 8.
Miner Teachers vs.. North Car
olina State Teachers, Fayette-
vile, N. c.
Swimming.
Baltimore City College vs..
Western, Y. M. c. A. pool, 3:45.
Southeast Boys Club vs.. Gen.
trail. Central pool, $3.50.
Boxing.
Kentucky VS.. Columbus, Turn
er's Arena, 8:15.
Track.
Catholic vs.. Penn A. G. dn-
door, Philadelphia.
Handball.
District A. A. U. open four
wall championships, Y. M. G. A.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee vs.. Mary
land, College Park, 8.
Gallaudet VS.. American, Amer.
ican gym, 8.
Georgetown vs.. Penn State,
State College, Pa.
George Washington vs.. Toledo,
Toledo, Ohio.
George Washington Freshmen
vs.. Maryland Freshmen, College
Park, 3.
st. James VS.. Friends, Friends
gym, $3.50.
John Marshall vs.. Washing
ton-Lee High, Arlington, Va, 8.
Episcopal VS.. st. Christopher.
Richmond.
Hopewell vs.. George Washing
ton High, Alexandria.
Boxing.
Maryland vs.. North Carolina,
Chapel HILL N. c.
Virginia Tech vs.. Catholic,
Catholic gym, BIS.
Wrestling.
Gallaudet vs.. Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1939-02-10

maybe few things you could
advise Hutchinson not to do?"
WELL" relented the pride Of
Van Meter, Iowa, II guess it would
be all right If I advised him not
to throw the ball around too
much when he's not pitching.
That was my big trouble at first.
II just liked to throw a base
ball." Bob continued, land I was
doing it all the time, giving my
self hard warm-ups on days I
wasn't pitching. finally learned
to save my arm. But Hutchinson
probably knows that already.
After all, he won about rs games
last year.
But he'll find there's a mighty
big difference pitching to big
leaguers.
ITS like this" Bob said. The
fellows I had been pitching to
would bite at my curve outside
the plate, especially when I had
two strikes on 'em. But these
big league batters are mean
about that. She's got to be over
the plate Tor them. II q. pitcher
Evening star., 1939-02-10
hase Ka Need Memory Training Well Tips Hating Base 7hes
Win, Lose or Draw
raining Camp Question Mark
BY FRANCIS E. STAts,
Star Staff Correspondent.

better than fair chance that
Cardenas Cuba will furnish
spring training Estalela
6yearold Lewis pitcher they already talking
becoming Washngtons left fielder
the why Uncle Clark Griffith
of Al Simmons Primarily Gf sold the ancient
feuded with
declared Cr
and with Estalela Charlotte batting
the old figured he didn't need Simmons
Partially responsible Grfs
siastc the Cuban Griffith
unfortunate to be adopted child bgeague
brought the business and given
Esaella a
1T is pleasure report said
"that positively you
stupendous
after bad
Evening star., 1939-02-10
McNeiII Wins in India

CALCUTTA. India, Feb. 10 R-
Donald McNeill of Oklahoma City,
No. 13 in the ranking and holder
of the United States indoor title,
won the Eastern India tennis cham
pionship by defeating the Indian
Davis Cup player, Ghaus Mahomed,
+, 6I, 6t3.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today q year ago-Rollie
Hemsley, catcher, traded by the
st. Louis Browns to Cleveland
Indians for three players and
cash.
Three years ago-Babe Risko
outpointed Tony Fisher to re-
tain world middleweight cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Varied Sports
BY the Associated Press.

0y Cue ASSUCIdteU 1IcbS.
COLLEGE Swimming.
Washington and Lee. 81; virginia
Tech. "a.
q. Of virginia. a.: william and Mary.
College Boxing.
o. Of Georsia. 8; U. Of South oarolins.
ColIege WRESTLING.
Ohio O.. IA; Waynesburg. II.
College Hockey.
Penn State. IA: Lehieh. 1.
National League Hockey.
CHICAGO 4: Detroit, 2.
Boston Bruins 4: New York Rangers. 2.
Montreal. 8: New York Americans. 2.
Eastern Amateur Hockey.
Concordia. 2; Hershey Cubs, O.
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Piedmont League Pitchers Threw at Esty

This weghty testimony. happier
Mr. Griffith ofhand
the and Mr. Beck talked
call it Round One and the bell the
"Eaela Griffith
ing with his right has
except for few weeks with Washington
the States the South Well making
throwing at him.
Honestly" continued shudder
Piedmont pitchers threw his head pretty
bat They'd knock him
he following that
the righheld fence.
"You can't laugh him off," concluded Griffith younger
jaw badly broken toward
about 80 ball
and hitting hone
country last
Mr. Griffith, the did complete
Some books
the best
rookie Red sox ouheder all develops a
keeping
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Zinn Beck, Scout, Shakes Solemn Head

1namuch Estaea 1888 doesn't reasonable
that he could of bad
fact he couldn't have stretches
But he did, said Mr. Griffith resuming
hitting $50 I'll betcha He should
that overswnging
sudden began meeting ball. I'll
of the I'll betcha"
On the other hand there fateng
talea The other Mr. znn Beck
passing through
Detroit Tigers about
III he the said shaking
It'll
But so what? He hit lot of home drove lot Of
In fact he led the league everything
ehed fence plate
five other parks in that league just small"
Evening star., 1939-02-10

CRITICISM JEERS-ke Martin Qeft, Nationals trainer,
pointing Parker Of the faults Of his fellow
rookie pitchers they watch from the stands at Orlando Cal
Griffith (right) manager of the Charlotte farm team is not
the boys he giving them lusy boo all in fun,
Of Many Of the rocks Calls club last
Photos by Elwood Baker, Star Staff.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
THURSDAY, SEPT. IA, 1899

i Hair Cut & Shave, City Bar
Der Shop, West jefferson. i
$50. Five Stalks with Ears-En-
silage Corn-1st prize-1 Brake
Lever Extension ($1OO) West
jefferson Parts Co., West JEFF
ferson-2nd prize Hair Cut &
Shave, City Barber Shop, West
jefferson.
ISL. Sheaf Wheat-1st prize-1
years subscription to SKYLAND
POST, West Jefferson. - End
prize-1 mans Tie ($D Welch's
Store, Lansing, N. c.
152. Shelf Oats-1st prizes
years subscription to DIXIE
FARMER.-2nd prize-1 Wash
(75c) Sinclair Service Station,
West jefferson.
1853 Sheaf Barley-1st prizes
years subscription to DIXIE
FARMER-2nd prize car wash
(75c) Gulf Service Station, West
Jefferson.
1874 Sheaf Rye-1st prize 5
years subscription to DIXIE
FARMER.-2nd prize i Car
Wash (75c) Gulf Service Station,
West jefferson.
1855. Sheaf Red Clover-1st prize
2 Tons Lime-Maymead Lime
Co., Shouns, Tenn.
Concluded Next Week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
CARD OF THANKS

We want to extend our thanks
to our friends and neighbors fol
their kindness and sympathy and
for the beautiful flowers, during
the sickness and death of oul
husband and father.
MRS. J. w. CAUDILL
and FAMILY.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
DEPT. M-DRAFT HORSES
AND MULES
Gwyn Gambill, Superintendent
Earl GRAPHICAL, Capt. Geo. DOggett

O"yH OdHD1II, superintendent
Earl GRAPHICAL, Capt. Geo. DOggett
125. Best Team of Farm or
Draft horses-1st prize-50 gal.
Gas ($11.OO) edwards Ser. Sta,
West Jefferson-2nd prize pr.
Team Brides ($40O) Central
Hardware Co., West Jefferson.
1876. Single Horses-any breed
1st prize-$5.OO Cash-2nd prize
| i pair Big Ben Overalls-Blue
Bell Globe Mfg. Co., Greensboro.
1877. Brood Mare-any breed
1st prize-$5.OO Cash-2nd prize
i pair Big Ben Overalls-Blue
Bell Globe Mfg. Co., Greensboro
1913. Colts-eight months or un-
der-1st prize-S5.0O Cash-2nd
prize pr. Big Ben Overalls-
Blue Bell Globe Mfg, Co..
Greensboro, N. c.
129. Colt-over 8 months and
under 2 years-1st prize-Sl0.00
! Bare-Little Co.. West Jefferson
End prize-Fancy Halter $4,000
WaddelIs, jefferson.
1870. Mule Team-1st prize-25
gal. Essc Gas ($6.OO) Standard
Oil Co., West jefferson. - End
prize Auto Clock ($4.50) West
Jefferson Parts Co., West JEFF
ferson.
1871. Single Mule-1st prize-lC
gal. Gas (S2.2O) Dollar Service
Station. West JefferSon-2no
prize, pair Big Ben Overalls-
Blue Bell Globe Mfg. Co..
, Greensboro, N. c.
1872. Colt-eight months or un'
der (Mule)-1st prize-1O gal
'Gas.-Dollar Service Station
West Jefferson-2nd prizes OTIS
Penn Motor Oil-Sinclair Service
| Station. West jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14

West Jefferson.-2nd PRICE 1-2
pints Silver or All Metal Polish
(50c) w. ]. Parts Co., West JEFF
ferSon.
1876. Barley-any variety - 1st
prize-1 2-gallon Can Actoil
($1.20) Central ESQ Station,
West Jefferson.-2nd prize-1
End Wrench Set (85c) West JEFF
ferson Parts Co., West Jefferson.
1877. Oats - any variety = 1st
prize-1 Auto Chair Cushion
($1.10) West jefferson Parts Co.,
West Jefferson-2nd prize Car
Wash (75c) Jefferson Shell Sta
ticn, jefferson.
! 1873 Best Display Potatoes-any
variety-1st prize-2OO lbs. Ar
mour's SIS Fertilizer given by
L. S. & w. G. Vannoy-2nd prize
100 lbs. Fertilizer by Jesse
Reeves.
139. Tray of Potatoes-(32 sam
ple) Green Mountain-1st prize
S OTIS. Penn Motor Oil ($1.5O)
Sinclair Service Station, West
Jefferson-2nd prize Case DR..
Pepper, DR.. Pepper Bottling Co.,
West Jefferson.
142. Bliss triumph (potatoes)-
1st prize Carton Cigarettes
($1.15) Warrensville Grocery
Store, Warrensville-2nd prize
l Case DR.. Pepper, DR.. Pepper
Bottling Co., West Jefferson.
143. Any other Variety v list
prize - l Carton Cigarettes
($1.15) Warrensville Grocery
Store, Warrensville-2nd prize
l Case DR.. Pepper, DR.. Pepper
Bottling Co., West Jefferson.
CORN EXHIBIT
SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES - For
Best 10 Ears of Corn, any varie-
ty-1st prize-4OO pound bag Ag-
rico Fertilizer, Ashe Hardware,
Inc, West Jefferson-2nd prize
l bag of Armour's Fertilizer, L.
S. and w. G. Vannoy.
IA. Ten Ear Sample White
Dent-any variety-1st prize-1
Or. Half Soles & Heels (S1.25)
West Jefferson Shoe Shop, West
(75c) Sinclair Service Station,
West jefferson.
145. Single Ear Sample White
Dent-any variety-lst prize-1
years subscription to SKYLAND
POST, West Jefferson-2nd prize
i Grease (75c) Sinclair Service
Station, West jefferson.
146. Ten Ear Sample Yellow
Dentist prize-1 Carton Gig
arettes ($1.5U Shell Cafe, West
JefferSon-2nd prize grease
(75c) Sinclair Service Station,
West jefferson.
lat. Single Ear Sample Yellow
Dentist prize-1 years sub
scription to SKYLAND POST,
West Jefferson.-2nd prize-1
Wash (75c) Sinclair Service Sta
ton, West Jefferson.
DEPT O-SHEAF. GRAINS
AND GRASSES
Gwyn B. Price, Superintendent
VIM. T. Miller-JOhn Reeves
148. Five Stalks with Ears
White Dentist prizes gal. Gas
($1.1O) Duncan Motor Co., West
Jefferson-2nd prize-1 Alarm
Clock, Cash Hardware Co., West
jefferson.
149. Five Stalks with Ears
Yellow Dentist prizes gal
Gas. ($1O5) Dollar Service Sta
ton, West Jefferson.-2nd prize
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14

any breed-1St prlze-100-lb. bag
Meat Curing Salt-Myles Salt
Company, Ltd, Charlotte-2nd
prize Swear subscription to
PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
113. SoW-six months - under
one year-any breed-1st prize
l pair Big Ben Overalls-Blue
Bell Globe Mfg. Co., Greensboro
-2nd prize years subscrlp-
ton to CAPPERS FARMER.
DEPT. L-POULTRY
Rev. j. w. Luke, Superintendent
Wick Vannoy-John Rhodes
SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES i First
prize-5O Spizzerinktum Baby
Chicks, Christie's Poultry Farms
Kingston, N. H.-Second Prize
Is Baby Chicks, Wilkes Hatch
cry, N. Wilkesboro.
119. Barred Rock.
A-Pen-1st prize-Dress Shirt
($D Blackburn's Store, West JET
ferson-2nd prize-1 2-year sub
scription to Poultry Keeper.
B-Cock-1st prize i car
wash ($.75) Central ESQ Station,
West Jefferson.-2nd. prize
Flashlight $3.50 Tom Goss, Lam
sing.
Chemist prize tie (S.5O)
E. A. McNeill, w. JefferSon-2nd
PRICE years subscription to
POULTRY KEEPER.
100. Rhode Island.
A-Pen 1st prize - Watch
Chain ($D, B. w. Stallings,
Bocne.-2nd price, years sub
scription to POULTRY KEEPER.
B-Cock-1st prize-1 Grease
& Check ($.75) Central ESQ Sta
ton, West Jefferson-2nd prize
l 2-year's subscription to POUL-
TRY KEEPER.
Chemist prize - 2 Wax
Treated Polishing Cloths (.5O)
West jefferson Parts Company
End prize-1 years subscription
to AMERICAN POULTRY
JOURNAL.
121. New Hampshire.
A-Pen-1st prize shirt ($)
Ashe Bargain Store, West Jeffer-
son.-2nd prize years sub
scription AMERICAN POULTRY
JOURNAL.
B-Cock-1st prize grease
job (75c) jefferson Shell Station,
Jefferson-2nd prize-1 years
subscription to AMERICAN
POULTRY JOURNAL.
Chemist prize pr. dress
socks (5Oc) Smithey's Store, West
Jefferson-2nd prize-1 2-year
subscription to POULTR Y
KEEPER.
122. White Leghorns.
A-Pen-1st prize Tie (S1)
Cook & Helsabeck, West Jeffer-
son.-2nd prize 2-year's sub
scriptiop to POULTRY KEEPER.
B-Cock-1st prize Garden
Rake-Miller & Rotten, Warrens-
ville.-2nd prize 2-year's sub
scription to POULTRY KEEPER
Chemist prize years
subscription to SKYLAND POST
-2nd price 2-year's subscrip-
ton to POULTRY KEEPER.
1923. All other Meat or dual pur-
pose breeds.
A-Pen-1st prize-1 Tie (S1)
T. E. Parker, West jefferson -
End PRICE, years subscription
to POULTRY KEEPER.
B-Cock-1st prize i Car
Wash (S.75) Sinclair Station
West Jefferson.-2nd PRICE,
years subscription to POULTRY
KEEPER.
C-Hen-1st prize Work
Shirt $500 E. A. Mcneil, West
Jefferson.-2nd prize-50c cash.
124. Any other Egg breeds.
A-Pen-1st prize-1 Tie (Sl)
T. E. Parker, West Jefferson -
End prize-5Oc cash.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
DEPT. N-FARM CROPS
w. L. Dent, Superintendent
Wade EIIer-DaVe Weaver

1873. Buckwheat-any variety -
LIST prize Aerial Kit ($1.OO)
Segraves Motor Co., Lansing
End. PRICE prs. socks (50c) T.
E. Parker, West jefferson.
1874. Wheat-any variety - LIST
prize-1OO lbs. Flour-Parson's
Store, West Jefferson. End prize
. pairs Socks, (5Oc) T. E. Park
er, West jefferson.
1875. Rye - any variety - 1st
prize-Shirt ($1.00) T. E. Parker,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
CARD OF THANKS

We w;nt to express our thanks
to our neighbors and friends for
their kindness shown and nice
flowers at the time of the death
of our dear little daughter Mary
Carylon Barnes.
MR.. & MRS. HILTON BARNES
and FAMILY
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14

Miss Helen Prosser, of Knox
vile, Tenn, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stanley last week. Miss
PrCsser was nher way to Ru-
raj Hall where she teaches.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Over ST, 900 Worth Premiums
Offered By Ashe County Fair

I-9.0U SdSu.
70. Best Doll Dress made by
girls under 9 years-1st prize
SIS cash-2nd prize-$.50 Cash.
80. Best Piece Of Fancy Work
any kind-1st prize-S1O0 cash
End prize-$.50 Cash.
ODDITIES
81. Group Display of Oddities OF
all kinds, Fruits, Vegetables,
Nuts, Flowers, etc.) 1st prize
| $500 Cash - End prize - $3.50
cash.
81. A-Best Indian Relic Exhl-
bit, including arrow heads, pipes,
mortar and pestles, etc, by
school student-$5.OO Cash by
Troy l. Jones, West Jefferson.
80. B Best miniature model
homes Barrels Lehigh Portland
Cement, Ashe Hardware Compa-
ny.
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES PRIZE
for exhibitor winning highest
number of points in the following
Departments: Beef Cattle, Dairy
Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry,
Draft Horses and Mules, Farm
Crops; Sheaf Grains and Grasses,
Vegetables and Fruits.
ONE MAYTAG WASHING MA
CHINE, EITHER ELECTRIC OR
MOTOR DRIVEN, S1O8.OO VAL
UE, ASHE HARDWARE, INC,
WEST JEFFERSON.
Consult rules for points system
uSedD
ing Shorthorn, six months and
under one year.-1st prize, $1.9O
worth of work at City Barber
Shop, West Jefferson-2nd prize,
yellow-Bo pipe, q value),
Graybeal's Drug Store.
100. Grade Heifer-Six months
under one year-lst prize, l
pair Big Ben Overalls-Blue Bell
Globe Mfg. Company, Greensbo-
70, N. C.-2nd prize years
subscription to SOUTHERN
PLANTER.
ITO. Best Yoke of OXen-any
age-1st prize-S5-2nd prize
l Swear subscription to PRO-
GRESSIVE FARMER.
DEPT. j. SHEEP
Glenn KiIby, Superintendent
w. Dean Mcmillan, Ed Nj. jenkins
III. Purebred Ram - over one
year-any breed-lst prize-l set
Spark Plugs $500 Parkway
Chevrolet Company, West JEFF
ferson.-2nd prize years sub
scription to SKYLAND POST.
112. Purebred Ram Lamb-un-
der one year-any breed-1st
prize-Work (S2) City Barber
Shop, West Jefferson.-2nd prize
i 5-yesr's subscription to PRO
GRESSIVE FARMER.
113. EWe-over one year-lst
prize pair Mems half Soles and
heels ($125) Quality Shoe Shop,
West Jefferson-2nd prize s.
year subscription to PROGRESS
SIVE FARMER.
ia. Eve Lamb-under | year
list prize-Shirt (Sl,00) Cook
& Helsabeck, w est Jefferson
End price Swear subscription
to DIXIE FARMER.
DEPT. K-SWINE
B. C. Pennington, Superintendent
Tom Duncan-Mitch Taylor
lis. Purebred Boar-siX months
or over-any breed-1st prize
l set washable Seat Covers (S3),
Duncan Motor Company. West
Jefferson.-2nd prize-l Swear
subscription to DIXIE FARMER.
! 116. Purebred Boar Pig-three
months to six months-lSt prize
i 5-quart can Best Oil ($l.75)
Duncan Motor Company, West
Jefferson-2nd prize years