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A Good Time
To Build
If a prospective builder will investip'ate pres
ent Building Material Prices it will be revealed
that building can be done now at a great sav
ing.—Lumber prices are as low now as they
have been in yeai-s.
When You Attend The Fan-
Next Week
make it a point to look over our exhibit of
Bee Supplies, which will include Hives, Frames,
Foundations, etc. We manufacture our Sup
plies from North Carolina White Pine, and
guarantee them to be standard and to give
you complete satisfaction.
Presley E. Brown
FINISHED BUILDING MATERIAL AND
ROUGH LUMBER
I PHONE 236
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Pi
iTOB JOURNAL-PATRIOT, NOBTH
A-Agriculture
il. GERMAN, A G. HENDREN, CLYDE R. WRIGHT,
Superintendeiits.
(Competition Opoi to Wilkes and Adjobung Counties)
' Entiles to close at noon Monday and all exhibits must be in place
I7 7dK) A. M., Tuesday of Fair Week.
. An exhibits in Department “A” must have been grown by ex-
hibitor on his farm or in his garden during this season.
Jndge will not award any prize unless the exhibit has merit
MCaxdleas of eompetitioin.
■»( Exhibitors who desire the return of their exhibits at the dose
of the Fair must attend to the same in person or have a represente-
f■.. ttre to do so by Saturday noon, and claim same from the superin
tendent of the deparbnent in which the articles are exhibited; other
wise, the Fidr Association will dispose of them as seems most
CMvenient
SECTION 1—FARM AND GRANGE EXHIBIT
1. live-at-Home Farm Exhibit—1st, ^25; 2nd, $10; 3rd 1 ton lime.
2. Grange Exhibit—1st, $15.00; 2nd, $5.00 and ton lime; 3rd, 1
ton lime.
Extra prizes of 3 tons of agricultural lime as above contributed
by Mascot Lime Co., of Knoxville, Tenn.
fc SECTION 2—CORN
I Class 1 2 3
j , 8. Ten Ears of White Com..;_ $ .50 $ .25 R
1^ 4. Ten Ears of Yellow Com - 50 .25 R
6. Six Stalks of White Com 50 .25 R
6. Single Ear of White Cora 50 .25 R
Single Ear Yellow Com 50 .25 R
■ Jflwjpen Ears Pop Com 50 .25 R
P - ^ SECTION 3—S.MALL GRAIN
^ 9. Peck of Wheat, Smooth 50 .25 R
10. Peck of Wheat, Bearded 50 .25 R
11. Peck of Barley 50 .26 R
12. Peck of Oats 50 .25 R
^ i 13. Peck of Rye 50 .25 R
P 14. Peck of Cow Peas, any variety 50 .25 R
) 15. Peck of Soy Beans, any variety 50 .25 R
16. Sorghum Cane, head attached 50 .25 R
17. Beans, best display 50 .25 R
* ‘ S'ECTION 4—FORAGE CROPS
k- All exhibits in bale or bundle, to weigh not less than 2 pounds.
If- 18. Mixed Grass Hay, bale 75 .25 R
19. Clover Hay, bale 75 .25 R
I 20. Lespedeza, bale 75 .25 R
I 21. Alfalfa, bale 75 .25 R
22. Display of Legume Hay - 75 .25 R
SECTION 5—POTATOES
23. Display of Irish Potatoes oO .25 R
f 24. Display of Sweet Potatoes 50 .25 R
' SECTION 6—VEGETABLES
)' Class I ^^
k 25. Soup Beans, best display 50 .25 R
;■ 26. Beet.s, best display 50 .25 R
I 27. Cabbage, 3 heads 50 .25 R
" 28. Onions, plate 5 heads 50 .25 R
p 29. Turnips, plate of 5 50 .25 R
' 30. Tomatoes, plate of 5 50 .25 R
‘ 31. Onion Sets, 1 gallon 50 .25 R
j 32. Egg Plant, two specimens 50 .25 R
‘ 33. Cucumbers, 10 specimens 50 .25 R
= 34. Pumpkins, 2 specimens 50 .25 R
r 35. Pumpkin, largest 50 .25 R
wm.
560-
>26-'1^
•26
DEPARTB4ENT
87. Hot, hay vxriety, 18 .
‘ 88. Biest collection of at leut 10 (fiffemt kindaj*^,^?.
■ ■ ^ of VegetaWefl grown by exhibitor1.00
89. Watermelon, best —~ '^‘.60
40. Dl^lay of Gourds — .60
a»... Sout,^;iO|^Tiw.
jSjffchWbd bo4r A»
COY ELLEDGE AND W. N. WOOD, Superintendents
2
2.00
ZOO
2.00
2.00
Entries to dose at noon and all cattle must be on the ground
by 6:00 P. M., Monday of Fair Week, and be ready for judging
Thiesday morning.'
All cattle must be registered and exhibitors should bring to the
Judging Ring, with each animal, the registration certificate to be
product if called for.
All Bulls over one year must be led with staff and ring, and all
cattle should be halter broke.
Cattle must be in good condition, clean, and present a^actlve
appearance.
Read all%ules and regulations of the Fair Assodation, and if
further information is desired, write the Secretary.
SECTION 1—REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE
Class ' 1
1. Aged Bull, over 2 years old, any breed $3.00
2. Bull under 2 years old, over 1 year, any breed 8.00
3. Aged Cow, any breed 3.00
4. Heifer, under 2, over 1 year old, any breed.... 3.00
SECTION 2—REGISTERED BEEF CATTLE
Class 1
5. Aged Bull — ZOO
6. Aged Cow — 2.00
7. Bull under 2 years old 2.00
8. Heifer under 2 years old — 2.00
SECTION 3—GRADE CATTLE
9. Aged Cow 2.00
10. Calf, under 2 years old 2.00
SECTION 4—HOGS
Best Regristered Boar, any breed 2.00
Best Registered Sow, any breed 2.00
Best Grade Hog (male or female) 2.00
SECTION 5—SHEEP
Ram 2.00
Ev/e ZOO
SECTION 6—HORSES AND MULES
Best Horse (or Mare) 3.00
Best Mule 3.00
SECTION 7—DAIRY EXHIBIT
Best Exhibit of Dairy Products—at least
3 articles 1.00
2
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
11.
12.
13.
.50
.50
.50
14.
15.
1.00
1.00
16.
17.
1.00
1.00
18.
.50 R
DEPARTMENT C—Horticulture
S. C. STEWART, ROBT. L. MOREHOUSE and B. C. PRICE,
Superintendents.
by
Entries to close at noon and all exhibits must be in place
6:00 P. M., Monday of Fair Week.
Apples displayed not to be rubbed or polished.
All exhibits in Department “C” must have been grown by ex
hibitor.
Only one entry for any one class.
SCORE CARD
Premiums for all fruits will be avvardeJ according to the fol
lowing score card:
Size 15 Points
Form _—15 Points
Color 20 Points
Uniformity 20 Points
Freedom from Blemish 20 Points
Quality 10 Points
.100 Points
Total
Plates and trays are furnished by the Fair Association.
Each plate must contain five (5) specimens.
Trays 11^4x18x3, contain from 15 to 30 specimens according to
size.
In order to compete in Class 19 of Department “C”, exhibitor
must make at least five separate entries in the plate exhibits.
Exhibitors who desire the return of their exhibits at the close
of the Fair must attend to the same in person or have representa
tives to do it by Saturday noon, following Fair, and claim same
from the Superintendent of the department in which the articles
are exhibited; otherwise the Fair Association will dispose of them
as seems most convenient.
SECTION 1—APPLES
Class
1. Plate of Stark’s Delicious 75
1%,Plate uf Red, Delicious Richard or Star l^ng
2. Plate of Delicious, Golden - 75
Plate of Buckingham or Queen 75
Plate of Winesap - 75
Plate of Stayman Winesap 75
Plate of Magnum Bonum .75
Plate of Mammoth Black Twig 75
Plate of Red Limbertwig 75
Plate of Any Other Variety 75
(Single Trays)
10. Delicious, Stark 1-50
10% Red (Richard or Star King) Delicious 1.50
11. Golden Delicious - 1-50
Buckingham or Queen 1.50
Winesap 1-50
Styman Winesap 1.50
Magnum Bonum 1.50
Mammoth Black Twig
Red Limbertwig 1.50
Any Other Variety 1.50
Display of Five Trays of any one variety.... 3.00
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
1
2
3
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.60
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
.75
.50
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.76
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.76
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.75
R
1.50
.75
R
2.00 1.00
SECTION 2—PEACHES, PEARS, GRAPES, ETC.
20.
Best Display Peaches
50
.26
R
21.
Best Display Pears
50
.26
R
22.
Best Display Grapes
50
.25
R
23.
Best Display Quince
50
.25
R
24.
Best Display Nuts
50
.25
R
DEPARTMENT D—Poultry
C. C. GAMBJLL, JAMES H. PENNELL and C.^. OPITZ
Superintendents.
Entries to close at noon Monday of Fair Week, but should be
turned in as long before that date as possible.
All exhibits must be delivered to the superintendent by 7:00
A. M. Tuesday of Fair Week.
All exhibits must be locally hatched and grown birds.
Cockerels may be placed on exhibit for sale provided owner
furnishes own coops and feed.
Exhibitors will be required to furnish coops for Turkeys.
Prizes will be awarded on single birds and breeding pens desig
nated as follows:
Cock A bird hatched 1 year or older
Cockerel A bird less than 1 year
Hen A bird hatched 1 year or older
Pullet A bird less than 1 year
Pen consists of one male and three female birds.
SECTION 1—BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
(Exhibition Class)
Class 12 3
1. Cock -_ 76 .26 R
2. Cockerel 76 .26 R
8. Hen .75 .25 R
4. Pullet .76
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found oiL hhi farm her*
late today.
The well known
bad left home at daibreakf-
morning, alone In bis autontt^
bile. - - -
Search started when he tailed
to return home during the day,
revealed the body, literally hack
ed to pieces, under a tree near
the barn on bis farm* a few miles
southwest of Valdosta.
Bennett’s slayer apparently
had nsed an axe. Ottleers were
not sure abont the weapon and
were entirely without clues ' to
night.
Rale Sliite Cifaretti
B« AiM: NRA
~ Wuhlngtoa, Sept
^«ra of » cigarettes la..,
fitvlai'f^htate -
full a»so«Bt of tiw ta^'%
the BtnimBin pries l^d ':hy the
they cigarettes,
inder a rultitg made public to
day It becomes ef
fective 'S^temher 17. ,
The effect of, this order will
be to provide a oniform compe
titive base. In.other words, for
brands on whi^ the minimum
price amounts to 13 cents a
package, two packages for 25
cents, and a carton for $1.20,
the minimum price In a state im
posing a stamp tax of 2 cents per
package will sntomatically be
come IS cents per package, two
-Bfehmo^, Va., Soi^£l9.^^3ijL
B. Jeffreo, chairman of , 7
North' Carolina i’Stato^
and Public Works ^CommissBiii^
who w;as striekon more than tww
weeks ago, Nras showing signs 9t
Improvemsnt today. .
After hoverlBg between
andi death for several-days, JsC-
fress regained consciousness yes
terday and appeared to rec«^
nize acquaintances.
Jeffress underwent an oper
ation a few days ago for the m-
moval of a tumor or blood dot
on his brain which had caused pk
paralytic stroke.
ENRV. WHENi
^J StAl^O Di&rNd
^TiTH^HOLE FOR o
•SMY GERANIUMr
tVB OOfT
NO PCP.
^ GOING?
THE DRIHK THAT
KEEPS TOD FEELIHO'FIT
X
Order by the case (24 bottles) from
your dealer.... Keep it cold and
ready to serve in your refrigerator.*
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Phone 32
North WUkeshoro
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6.00-19
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