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(SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
Best general display: First prize,
Loving Cup, Gaston Farm L. School.
Dallas.
Best specimen of lace, hand-made:
First prize, Blanche Dellinger, . her
ryville; second prize, Alma Pasour,
Dallas.
Best specimen of tatting: First
prize, Ethel Plonk, Dallas: second
prize, Lula Kendrick, Cherryville.
Best tidy, fancy: Mary Grier, of
Gastonia; second, Lula Kendrick, of
Cherryville.
Best embroidered pillow ' cases:
First prize, Vada Beam, Cherryville;
second, Blanch Dellinger, Cherryville
Best set table doilies, six or more:
First prize, Susie Delane. Cherryville,
second, Cherryville High School.
Best pair towels: First prize,
Irene Davis; second, Zora Dellinger,
Cherryville.
Best hand-made shirt waist: First
prize, Pauline Harrelson, Cherryville.
Best machine made shirt Waist:
First prize, Millmot Whitesides; sec
ond, Bertie Lee Whitesides, Gastonia.
Best hand-made dress: First prize.
Miss Vinie Ford, Cherry.ville.
Best machine made dress: First
prize.Bertie Iee Whitesides. Gasio
nia, second, Mary Hoffman, Dallas.
Best mending: First prize, Kliza
beth Boyd; second, Zoe Ratchford,
Gastonia.
I'AXTRV AXI DAIRY SUPPLIES.
Best loaf bread: First prize, Mrs.
L. H. Long; second. Mrs. L. L. Hen
derson, Gastonia.
Best corn bread: First prize. Mrs.
M. A. Shannon, R. 4, Gastonia.
Cake, any kind, iced: First prize,
Mrs. L. H. Long; second. Mrs. By
nuni Ixmg, Gastonia.
Cake, any kind, uniced: First
prize, Mrs. W. A. Hendrick, R. 4,
Gastonia; second, Mrs. Hynum Long.
Gastonia.
Fudge. 1 pound: First prize: Ber
tie W. Petty, Bowling Green, S. C.
Best loaf of bread: First prize:
Kern George, Cherryville.
Department D Household Fabrics.
Best general display made by resi
dent of Gaston county: First prize:
Miss Lottie Blake; second, Mrs. Guy
Killian, Gastonia.
Best counterpane: First prize.
Miss Nell McAllister; second. Mrs. F.
W. Brawley. Gastonia.
Best calico quilt: First prize.
Mrs. Mollie Lentz. Mt. Holly; sec
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ond. Mrs. W. W. Glenn, Gastonia.
Best patch work quilt, calico: 1st
prize. Miss Lillian Hallman, R. 2,
Gastonia.
Cake, any kind: First prize, Miss
Kern George, Cherryville.
Best quilt, any style: First prize,
Mrs. H. P. Stowe, Gastonia; second,
Miss Sallie Stroup, Cherryville.
Best childs dress, hand made: 1st
prize, Mrs. D. P. Dellinger, Cherry
ville. Best infant's dress, hand made:
First prize, Mrs. L. M. Nolen. Cher
ryville. Best infant's socks: First prize,
Mrs. G. H. Harris. Gastonia; second,
Miss Louisa Deck, Bessemer City.
Best specimen of lace, hand-made:
First prize, Mrs. J. White Ware, or
Gastonia; second, Mrs. W. J. T. sty
ers, Cherryville.
Best secimen of tatting: First
prize: Miss Ethel Cathey; second,
Mrs. A. P. Deck, Bessemer City.
Best tidy, fancy: First prize, Mrs.
D. P. McLurd; second, Mrs. D. R. La
Far, Gastonia.
Best embroidery pillow cases: 1st
prize. Mrs. L. M. Nolen, Cherryvilie,
second, Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Gastonia
Best sofa pillow: First prize, Miss
Annie Gray; second, Mrs. H. W.
Counts, Gastonia.
Best set table doilies: First prize.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Gastonia.
Best piano cover: First prize, Mrs.
J. White Ware, Gastonia; second.
Miss Sudie Whitener, Stanley.
Best pair towels: First prize. Mrs.
J. A. Estridge; second, Mrs. J. W.
Ware, Gastonia.
Best ladies shawl, crocheted: 1st
prize. Mrs. G. H. Harris, Gastonia;
second. Miss Elizabeth Ixve, Gasto
nia. Best tray cover: First prize, Mrs.
I). R. I-aFar, Gastonia; second. Miss
Bettie Tucker, Bessemer City.
Best centerpiece: First prize, Mrs.
M. L. Mauney, Gastonia; second,
Mrs. C. T. Udford. Dallas.
Best ladies handkerchief: First
prize, Mrs. J. A. Estridge; second,
Mrs. V. E. Long. Gastonia.
Best carving cloth: First prize.
Mrs. J. White Ware. Gastonia.
Best tea or lunchcloth: First prize.
Miss S. Kate Ientz: second, Miss
Gertrude Hoover, Mount Holly.
Best collar, hand made: First
prize, Miss Ieona Kiser, R. 2, Besse
mer City; second. Miss Kate Cox.
Gastonia. R. 2.
Best pincushion, embroidered: 1st
prize, Mrs. J. M. Holland. Gastonia:
second. Miss Iaura Young, Besse
mer City.
Best corset cover: First prize,
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Mia Tenia Abernethy. Stanley; sec
ond,,. Miss II Craig, R. lr. Lowell.
Best child's cap, crocheted: First
prize. Miss Essie Clemmer: second.
Mrs. L. A. Brown, Bessemer City.
Best table runner, embroidered:
First prize, Mrs. M. L. Msuney, Gas
tonia; second. Miss Sudie Whitener,
Stanley, RFD.
Best' crayon drawing: First prize.
Mrs. Mattie Anderson, Gastonia.
Best oil painting: Miss Lowry
Shuford, Gastonia.
Best water color painting: Miss
Lowry Shuford. Gastonia.
Best painting on china: First
prize, Mrs. Henry Glenn; second. Miss
Kate Miller, Gastonia.
Special Premiums for Ladies Over
GO.
Best pair of socks, home knit:
Mrs. W. W. Whitesides. Bessemer.
Best specimen of tatting: First
prize, Mrs. L. J. Wilson. Gastonia;
second, Mrs. Sidney Shetley, Besse
mer City.
Best specimen of knitting: Mrs.
S. C. Ford. Lowell. R. 2.
II y Girls I'nder 1U Year.
Best centerpiece: Jake Parlier,
Gasfonia.
Best pin cushion: Miss Myrtle
Abernathy. Lowell.
Best night gown: First prize, Ila
Craig. Lowell; second, Mrs. Alice
Ramsey, Bessemer City.
Pantry and Dairy Supplies.
Best quart Jar quartered apples:
First prize, Mrs. Alice Rameeur, Bes
semer; second, Mrs. M. A. Shannon,
Gastonia, R. 4.
Best quart jar beans: Mrs. J. M.
Caldwell, Gastonia.
Best quart jar tomatoes: Mrs. Al
ice Ramsey, Bessemer City.
Best quart Jar halved peaches: ast
prize, Mrs. A. R. Rankin, Gastonia;
second, Mrs. M. A. Shannon, Gasto
nia, R. 4.
Best quart jar grapes: First prize.
Mrs. Ellen White, Gastonia, R. 2;
second, Mrs. M. A. Shannon, Gasto
nia, R. 4.
Best quart jar sweet peppers: Miss
Verge Davis. Gastonia.
Best quart jar vegetable soup:
First prize. Mrs. J. H. Rutledge, Dal
las. R-2; second, Mrs. J. M. Caldwell,
Gastonia.
Best jar chow-chow: Mrs. A. R.
Rankin. Gastonia.
Best quart jar rhubarb: Mrs. Alice
Ramsey, Bessemer City.
Best jar whole peaches: Mrs. El
len White, Gastonia.
Best quart jar blackberries: Mrs.
M. A. Shannon, Gastonia.
Best quart jar cucumbers: Mrs.
M. A. Shannon, Gastonia.
Best quart jar green tomato sweer
pickles: First prize, Mrs. W. O.
fashion. Lowell; second. Mrs. J. H.
Rutledge, Dallas.
Best pint jar green tomato pickies:
Mrs. T. P. Rankin. Iowell.
Best bottle grape juice: Mrs. J.
11. Rutledge. Dallas.
Best Glass of jelly, any variety:
First prize, Mrs. A. P. Deck, Besse
mer City; second, Mrs. W. D. Antno
ny, Gastonia.
Canning Club and Home Demonstra.
tion.
Best exhibit at County Fair, in
eluding variety of canned goods, cat
sup Chili sauce, preserves and Jel
Ho- First nrize. Miss Blanche Mor
row, Bessemer City; second, M-iss
Jenett Jenkins, Gastonia.
Best quart jar cherries: First
prize. Miss Ola Mauney, Bessemer
City; second, Mrs. S. T. Whitesides.
R-l , Gastonia.
Best quart jar quartered apples:
First prize. Miss Mary Kiser, Besse
mer City; second. Mrs. H. D. Ander
son, Gastonia, R-l.
Best quart jar whole apples: First
prize, Miss Louisa Deck. Bessemer;
second. Mrs. R. M. Falls, Gastonia, I.
Best quart jar beans: First prize.
Miss Pauline Shannon. Gastonia, R
4; second. Miss Maggie Kiser, Besse
mer City.
Best quart jar tomatoes: First
prize. Miss Ola Rhyne, Gastonia.
second. Mrs. C. M. Reep, Bessemer.
Best quart jar of halved peaches:
First prize. Miss Pauline Shannon,
Gastonia, R-4; second. Miss Lena
Kiser, Bessemer City.
Best quart Jar grapes: First prize,
Miaa F.ilon OarBon. Gastonia. R-l:
second. Miss Nellie Jenkins, Gastonia
Best quart jar corn: f irst prize,
Miss Ola Mauney, Bessemer City;
Miss Marie Oates. Bessemer.
Best quart jar sweet pepper: First
prize. Miss Alma Froneberger. Besse
mer City; second. Mrs. k. m. e aus,
Gastonia. R-l.
Best quart jar hot pepper: First
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prise, Miss Pauline Shannon, Gasto
nis; second. Miss Mary Kiser, Besse
mer city. .
Best 'quart Jar pears: ' First prize,
Miss Nellie Jenkins. Gastonia; sec
ond. Hiss Lizzie Harmon, Bessemer.
Best quart Jar or sweet potatoes:
First prize. Miss Alms Froneberger,
second. Miss Maggie Kiser, Bessemer.
Best quart jsr vegetable soup: 1st
prize, Mrs. H. O. Anderson, Gasto
nia. R-l; second, Miss Ola Msuney,
Bessemer City.
Best quart Jsr of pickled onions:
Miss Lizzie Harmon. Bessemer City.
Beat quart Jar of ngs: Mrs. H. O.
Anderson, Gastonia.
Best quart Jar beets: First prize.
Miss Edna Elmore, Lowell; second.
Miss Etta Shannon. Gastonia.
Beet quart jar damson plums: Miss
Edna Elmore, Lowell.
Best quart Jar whole peaches: 1st
prize, Miss Genever Kiser, Bessemer
City; second. Miss Alma Froneber
ger, Bessemer City.
Best quart jar of carrots: Mrs. II.
D. Anderson. Gastonia.
Best quart jar of es plant: Mrs.
H. D. Anderson. Gastonia.
Best quart jar pumpkin: First
prize. Miss Beulah Kiser, Bessemer;
second. Miss Marie Oates. Bessemer
City. R-2.
Best quart jar cucumbers: First
prize. Miss lerena Kiser, Bessemer;
second. Miss Etta Shannon, Gasto
nia. Best quart jar of squash: Mrs. H.
I). Anderson, Gastonia.
Best quart jar of small turnips:
First prize. Miss Pearl Ramseur.
Bessemer City; second. Miss Maggie
Deck, Bessemer City.
Best quart jar of figs: First prize.
Miss Lucy Wilkinson, Belmont; sec
ond. Miss Louisa Deck. Bessemer.
Best quart jar green tomato sweet
pickles: Mrs. A. P. Deck, Bessemer.
Best quart Jar beets: Mrs. A. P.
Deck, Bessemer City.
Home Demonstration.
Best chocolate layer cake: Miss
Lucy Wilkinson, Belmont.
Best doughnuts: Miss Louisa
Deck, Bessemer City.
Beaten biscuits: Miss Vada Bean,
Cherryville.
Best tea cakes: First prize, Miss
Maggie Deck, Bessemer City; sec
ond, Mrs. L. E. Torrence, Gastonia.
Best light bread: First prize, Miss
Maggie Deck; second. Miss louisa
Deck, Bessemer City.
Best display of Taney work: First
prize, Miss Lucy Wilkinson, Bel
mont; second, Mrs. John Robinson,
Gastonia.
Best display of mixed candy: Miss
Louisa Deck, Bessemer City.
Best display of canned goods, in
cluding catsup and Chili sauce, pre
serves in preserve jars and Jellies:
First prize. Mrs. L. (5. Ramsey, Bes
semer City;' second, Mrs. John I'.
Robinson Gastonia
Lincoln County Canning Clul.
Best exhibit at County Fair, in
cluding variety of canned goods, cat
sup, l hili sauce, preserves and Jel
lies: First prize, Miss Virginia Mc
Connell, Stanley; second, Miss Janie
Brown, Iron Station.
Best quart jar cherries: First prize
Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt. Stanley; sec
ond, Miss Janie Brown. Iron.
Best quart jar quartered apples:
First prize. Miss Delia Sigmon, Stan
ley; second. Miss Evelyn Lineberger.
Iron Station.
Best six glasses of jelly: First
prize, Miss Edna Sigmon, Stanley;
second, Miss Surye Brown, Iron.
Best quart jar beans: First prize,
Miss Hattie Bean. Cherryville; sec
ond. Mrs. M. F. Voder, Lincolnton
Best uuart jar tomatoes: First
prize. Miss Mary Wise, Lincolnton;
second, Miss Hattie Bean, Cherryville
Best quart jar halved peaches:
First prize, MIhs Hattie Bean, Cher
ryville; second, Mrs. J. F. Bern
hardt, Stanley.
Best quart jar grapes: First prize.
Miss June Rhyne; second. Miss Net
tie W111U, Lincolnton.
Best quart jar corn: First prize.
Mrs. 1). P. Waters. Lincolnton; sec
ond, Mrs. M. F. Voder. Lincolnton.
Best quart jar pears; First prize,
Mrs. D. F. Waters, Lincolnton; sec
ond. Miss Nettie Willis, Henry.
Best quart jar sweet potatoes: 1st
prize, Mrs. C. J. Bean, Cherryville;
second. Miss Mary, Wise, Lincolnton.
Best quart jar Soup mixture: 1st
prize. Miss Delia Sigmon, Stanley;
second, Mrs. R. H. Willis, Lincolnton.
Best quart Jar butter beans: First
prize, Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt, Stanley.
Best quart jar pickled onions:
Mrs. H. Weidner, Lincolnton.
Best quart Jar figs: First prize,
Miss Delia Sigmon, Stanley; second,
Mrs. D. F. Waters, Lincolnton.
Best quart jar beets: First prize.
Miss Delia Sigmon, Stanley; sec
ond, Miss Nettie Willis, Henry.
Best quart jar peaches: First
prize, Mrs. D. P. Waters, Lincolnton;
second. Mrs. M. F. Voder, Lincolnton.
Best quart Jar blackberries: First
prize, Mrs. D. F. Waters, Lincolnton;
second. Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt. Stan
ley. Best quart green tomato sweet
pickles: First prize. Mrs. D. P. Wa
ters; second. Miss Daisy Voder, Lin
colnton. Best pint jar figs: Mrs. M. F. Yo
der, Lincolnton.
Best pint jar strawberries: First
prize, Miss Edna Sigmon; second,
Miss Edna Reinhardt. Stanley.
Best bottle vinegar: First prize,
Mrs. M. F. Yoder; second. Miss Lois
Seagle, Lincolnton.
Best bottle of Chili sauce: Mrs.
J. F. Reinhardt. Stanley.
Best quart jar of halved apples:
First prize, Miss Kate Rhyne, Reeps
ville; second, Miss Emma Munday,
Iron Station. !
Best quart jar pimentos: First
prize, Miss Delia Sigmon; second.
Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt. Stanley.
Best quart Jar cabbage pickle: 1st
prize, Miss Edna Reinhardt; second,
Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt. Stanley.
Best quart Jar okra: First prize:
Miss Nettie Willis. Henry; second,
Miss Rosa Bell Quickel. Lincolnton.
Best pint Jar marmalade: First
prize. Miss Edna Reinhardt; second,
Mrs. J. G. Morrison. Stanley.
Best pint Jar mint Jelly: First
prize. Miss Lena Dellinger: second,
Miss Virginia McConnell, Stanley.
Best pint Jar Dixie relish: First
prize. Miss Edna Sigmon; second,
Miss Delia Sigmon. Stanley.
Best counterpane: First prize.
Miss Sarah S. Wyant, Lincolnton, R
2; second, Mrs. Nannie Beam, Cher
ryrille. R-I.
Best quilt, any style: First prize,
Mrs. R. II. Willis, Lincolnton; see-
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You'd be surprised to know bow many people do practi
cally all their trading la the Drug Line at our store. If
it's in the Drag Line we have it and you may rest assur
ed that the quality and price 4s right.
Take Advantage of Our Phone Service
No need ot going down town for Drugs. Just step to the
phone and tell us your wants In the Drug Line. We will
fill and deliver phone orders promptly and satisfactorily.
No extra charge.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded
Leave your prescriptions to us and they will be filled
promptly and accurately. We devote utmost attention to
prescription work and have succeeded in winning the con
fidence of the majority of the leading physicians and the
general public to such an extent that we have a large per
centage of the prescription business of the city.
Our Famous Ice Cream, 4 Flavors, at All Times.
TORRENCE DRUG CO.
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"ON THE CORNER" GASTONIA, N. C
ond. Dr. Kiser. Reepsvllle.
Best centerpiece: First prize, Miss
Sallie Link; second. Miss Janie
Brown, Iron Station.
Best ladies' handkerchief: First
prize. Miss Janie Brown: second,
Mrs. G. W. Brown. Iron Station.
Best collar, hand made: First
prize, Miss Janie Brown; second.
Miss Sallie Link. Iron Station.
Best display of fancy work: First
prize. Miss Janie Brown; second,
Miss Sulye Brown, Iron Station.
Best specimen of tatting: First
prize, Mrs. V. L. Dellinger, Iron Sta
tion; second. Mrs. liuitt Costner,
Lincolnton.
Best specimen of crochet: First
prize, Mrs. Hultt Costner, Lincoln
ton; second, Miss Nannie Beam.
Cherryville.
Best specimen of embroidery:
Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops.
Many war cona boapitali bare ordered Allen'
Foot- Ease, the antlaeptie powder, for oaa among
the troop. Shaken into tho ahoea or diaaolred In
the fooUbatb, Allen' Foot-Ear (fire rct and
comfort, take tho frlciion from tha ahoe, and
prevent the feet gettihi; tired or foot-aora. Drug
and Depart men t Htorc everywhere Mil It, g&c.
Don't accept any tvb$titutt.
WILSON JOY' RIDING IN HUGHES' "FOOL'S PARADISE"
(With thank to a Republican newspaper tor the if ratios)
NOW thut tm COM is r &HOCK r rtcT9m BtflGE
ao rut SUP n FULL " DHAfHaiRVES
We Can ALL (io and VOTE For WILSON
DID YOU EVER
GET UP IN THE MORNING
feeling like you have seen an old ROOSTER or HEX that had a
a bad case of ROl'P. head down, kinder pigeontoed. knocked-out
feeling: don't feel like you can make It. like you couldn't climb
a greasy pole forward, let alone backards. If you knew you would'
get $1,000 for the CO-I P STI NT.
Now. if you have this reeling, it is from a run-down physical
condition, if you have this double-twisted, knock-out good-for-nothlng-feellng,
GET YOC a bottle of that wonderful BUILD-UP
MEDICINE.
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Try it and see how much better you will feel after taking
only a few doses. KKX-TOXK will put VIM and PIT in your
whole system. Ask your neighbor about this medicine; it is the
talk of the county.
gl.OO Z Bottle r--V)
For safe la Caatoala at Torrenre I hug Co.; J. H. Keaaedy
Co.; J. IV Adams; Loraf Pra Co.; Thlgpea ln& Co Bessemer
City; P. D. gammer, Dallas;. Alleat Drag Co, CberrjTilte. ,-.
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Miss Sarah Wyant. Lincolnton, R-2.
Best specimen of light bread: Mrs.
M. L. Yoder, Lincolnton. -
Best coverlet: First prize: Mm.
John Seagle. Lincolnton; second. Dr.
Kiser, Reepsvllle.
Best child's cap: First prize, Mrs.
Hultt Costner; second, Miss Mae
Abernathy, Lincolnton.
Best exhibit of preserves in pre
serve Jars: First prize, Mrs. D. P.
Waters, Lincolnton; second. Miss Ed
na Reinhardt, Stanley.
IDULTIIY.
Open to the World.
120 Silver I-ovlng Cup for best R.
I. Red was won by J. L. Borders,
Earl, N. C, on S. C. R. I. Red pullet.
$20 Silver Loving. Cup for best
Rock -Was won by J. Thos. Whlson
ant. Charlotte, N. C. on Barred Rock
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For a Muddy Complexion.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
adopt a diet of vegetables and ce
reals. Take outdoor exercise daily
and your complexion will be greatly
improved within a few months. Try
It. Obtainable everywhere. Adr.
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