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.Uher. CLIAIfS EXHIBIT. T - The Womao's Exhibit, held Thurs day, Friday and Saturday of last week, was the best display of pantry and household supplies ever seen here. The exhibit, as to quality, wa -far better than that of last year, show log that the women of the county are doing things better every year. Be low is a list of the premiums award ed' v-' . '- ' ' Best display pantry supplies, $15 by State and portable pantry by Mr. King; second best, $ 1 0 by State; third best, ?5 by State. 1st, Mrs J B Ingram; 2nd, Miss Alice Bogan; 3rd, Mrs S W Birmingham. v Best collection meats, cured and fresh, $5 by State; second best 12.50 by State. lat.Mrs J B Ingram, 2nd, Mias Alice Bogfi;an. Best collection dressed poultry, carving set; second best, Lisk roast er. 1st, Mrs J B Ingrain; 2nd, Miis Alice Boggan. -y Best three quarts canned vegeta bles, three varieties, preserving pan; second best, basket. 1st, Mrs 8 W Birmingham; 2nd, Mrs J B Ingram. Best 3 quarts canned fruits, 3 varie . ties, one center table by H. H. Cox. 1st, Miss Alice Boggan; 2nd, Mrs if J Tice; 3nd, Mrs Thomas Robinson. . Best three quarts preserves, three varieties, pocket book; second best, mixing bowl, r-lst, Mrs T J Tic, 2nd Mrs Alice Boggan. Best three quarts sour pickles, three varieties,- basket; second best, agate bucket. Mrs Chas M Burns, 2nd, Mrs J B Ingram. Best three quarts sweet pickles, " three varieties, glass pitcher; sec ond best, jelly saucer. 1st, Mrs T J Tice; 2nd, Mrs C M Burns. Best six glasses Jelly, waiter; T J Tice sec ond best, jelly saucer. Mrs S W Birmingham. " " Best cured ham, good meat knife; Mrs J B Ingram. second best meat platter Miss Al ' lice Boggan. Best cured beef ham, zinc tub; , Mrs J B am. Best five pounds stuffed sausage, set of scales; Mrs Allan Griggs. J , second best, tin dish pan. Mrs Thos Robinson. 4 3rd best, meat knife Mrs S W Birm-.-. Jiam. r ' Best two pounds liver pudding, gravy bowl; Mrs Annie Edwards. second bet, baking dish. Mrs J B Ingram. - JBest two pounds souce meat, meat platteV;TMr8 T J Tice. second bist, granite stew kettle. ' Mrs Lillian Ru3selL Pickle tongues, baking dish Mrs 3 B Ingram. Pickled souce meat, half gallon cup Mrs..S w Birmingham. . . - Best ten pounds" lard. Savory roaster; Mrs TKom Robinson. 2nd best, lard can Mrs S W Brimingham. Best three "pounds mutton suet, moat platter; Miss Allice Boggan. Best five pounds beef tallow, glass dipper; Mias Allice Boggan. ' second best, box dis infectant nest " j eggs. -Mrs J B Ingram, vy Best half gallon strained honey, , porcelain bucket; --Miss Alice Boggan. - .Best three pounds honey in comb, sheet Iron roaster; : -Mrs Maske. - ' second best, bowt Mrs S T Flake Best gallon home made vinegar, 'zinc half bushel measure; -Mrs J B Ingram. second cider pitcher--? - -Mrs B-ittie Maske Besr three quarts fruit acids, dif . f erent varieties, basket.- Miss Alice B:$rgD.N - - : Best gallon home made molasses, lantern; -Mrs Maske. second best, syrup pitcher .--Miss Alice Boggan best collection garden produce, sack of Rhamkatte Special Caraleigh ; Fertilizers; -Mrs jb Ingram, second " best, pair lady's Zeigler shoes; y'-wTss AliceBoggan. third- best, dozen t. . cakes Octagon soap.- Mrs Chas M HBurn. ' best sour kraut--mrs C m burns, . - oest three pumpkins, oil table cloth. -Mr8jj B Ingram. " Best three gourds, buggy whip, ws w c via. v . ... , oest tnree long handled gourds. pjscuit pan. -Mrs w o via. vBest peck turnips, five yards Pee Dee plaids. -Miss Nannie Flake potato masher. --Mrs J B Ingram oesi nan Dusnei sweet potatoes, waier Ducket. -Mrs J b Ingram. TJ i , . "eai pecK large onions, 5 yards .ree uee plaids. MrsBettlebirmineham ScsX-prafcouton sets, b yards Pee Dee plaids. MrsSvIPlake. : 'V. . Culinary Depkrtiuent. Best collection light hread, bis "cnits, cakes etc- Mrs c M BornsV second best one pair Queen Quality . shoes. -Mrs J B Ingram. Best ono dozen soda biscuit, one cake platter. - Mrs W P parsons. A Best one dozen beaten biscuita, one fruit platter. --Miss Connie Moss. Best pan of rolls, one coffee pot. y Mrs chas M Burns. .Best. pound cake, rosette Irons. '-'"..Slice. ' - cake, cake box. Mrs pans. 4 i half y - j Nellie V. or v- ' Best collection by on ;erson one wicker chair; -Mrs EnseiiaLee." second best, one coun ttfrpane. Mrs CC Bennett A Best pair hand embroidered tow els, one box toilet soap. -Miss Johnsie Dtmlay. 2nd best, box of soap-Mrs L J Huntley. Best embroidered centerpiece, one salad bowL -Mrs Frank Bennett. - Best battenberg centerpiece, one sofa pillow top.-Mrs Bessie little. Best drawnwork centerpiece, one picture. -Miss Bessie Waddell. Best sideboard scarf, one pair scis- sors. - grs Fred J Coxe. ; Tipct bureau scarf, one silver brooch, -mias Gnssie W addell. naaf nis.no" scarf . one gold shirt waist set. -Miss Annie Home. Best sofa pillow, ten yards outing. mrs Frank Bennett. 2nd b9st, 2 window shades-mrs D E Gate wood. Best collection home made hand kerchiefs, silver embroidering scis sors; - miss Lora Smith. Best fancy apron, one set pearl cuff links; -miss Nannie J Flake, sacond best, one Windsor tie. -miBS Lillian Russell. best cook apron, Uncle Sam's Cook j book -mrs R E Little. Best embroidered shirtwaist, one belt buckle, -mrs L J Huntley. 2nd pitcher mrs Geo Howard. Best machine made shirtwaist, card case-miss Ella Tice. Best collection hand embroidered baby flothes, one tailored Gage hat, miss Nannie Forlow. second best, 8 yds. outing. mrsEm ma Horne. ; Best baby cap, one pair scissors, mrs marcus Horne. Best hand made rug, one silk handkerchief, -mrs Lem Thomas 2nd silk handkerchief -miss AnnieCoppedge - Best three patchwork quilts, one hangins hall rack. -mis J T Bennett. Best three home made coun terpanes, woven, tufted or crocket, one large picture, -mrs J T Thompson.- . . ; Best vhome made blanket, comb and brush. - mrs A E. Edwards. Best patch on any clothing, comb, miss Alice boggan. Best darned stocking, stock col lar, -miss Lillian Russell. Best hand made shawl and fas cinator; ladies' . handbag.-iniss Lillie m bennett. Dairy Department. Best three pounds butter. $2 50 by State -Mrs A Keller. 2nd best, basket.-Miss Victoria Henry. 3rd butter plate- Mrs Gideon Sinclair. Miscellaneous. - Best three home made brooms, one salad bowl. -mrs m J Ledbetter. picture, mrs S W birmingham. " Best half gallon dried beans, one plate, miss Alice boggan. Best half gallon dried butter beans, one waiter, mrs J b Ingram. . Best peck pop corn, small agate pan. mrs $ b Ingram. Best collection nuts, one pair la dies' shoes, mrs T J Tice. Best peck scaly barks, one pocket knife, mrs m J Flake. Best peck black walnuts, funnel and quart cup. mrs A E Edwards. Best home grown lemons, fruit platter, mrs J in Wall. Best home grown oranges, fruit platter, miss Vic Henry. Best home grown pomgranates, fruit platter, mrs J m Wall. Best pair goose feather pillows, three pounds each, one lamp, mrs A Keller. 2nd plate - mrs A E Edwards. Best chicken coop made by wo man, $2.50. by state mrs J A boggan. Coop best market chickens, good comb and brush, miss Alice boggan. , Best shuck mat, coin purse, miss Rena Flake. A number of -special premiums, which will be pub ished in Thurs day's ia3ue of The M. & I., were given. FOR SALE Fine female well trained bird dog. Apply to : ' 11. H. Chandler, Mt. Gilead. Low Round Trip Christmas Hol iday Rates Via Seaboard Air. " : Line. i AccouDt Christinas Holidays the Sea board Air Line announces low round-trip rates from ail points on its line: Rates will be on basis of 80 per cent double the one way tares; tickets will be on sale De cember 15th to 17th inclusive, 21st to 25th inctusive, Dec 31st 1910 and Jan. 1st 1911. Final return limit January 8thT 1911. For full information as to rates sched ules, etc , call on your local agent or ad dress the undersigned. . H. S. LEARD, - Division Passenger Agent, - - Raleigh, N. a acting Xmas" Shoppers Will find our stock all that they desire. Any one's requirements can be satisfied, and every tase met. We have nice goods suit every pocket book. Come today, before the final rush begins, and while we still have many nice gifts in stock. Leather Goods An exclusive assortment : of stylish and. beautifully articles ladies', fiinished shopping bags, collar bags purses, music rolls, toilet articles in leather cases.etc. Also a complete stock of ?s, perfumery, Christmas EE MECCA Ur. John A. Boggan, Jr., attended the meeting of th9 State Farmer's Union at Greensboro last week. j Keith Keller and John Dunlap came in from the A. A M. Friday eight. ; Ben Ingram is at home from CiUw ba College, Newton. - Mr. Brack Horne, of Gulledge township, is at home from Dihlonoga College, Ga., for the holidays. Mrs. A. P. Sommers and Mre .Neva Burgess will leave Thursday for Washington to spend Christmas. Mrs. J. C McLeod spentatnrday io Charlotte. Mrs. Fred J. Coxe was a Cherlotte visitor Saturday. Mrs. Li. L. Little, of Ansonville, spent Saturday in Charlotte. - Mrs. Sam Houston spent Friday and Saturday in Charlotte. , Miss Louise Gaddy, of Ansonvill, will get in tonight from the Presby terian College, Charlotte. Frank Fetzer and Fred Gray came in yesterday from th University, Mrs. Chas. M. Burns and Misses Margie, Julia and Elizabeth Burns spent Sunday in Monroe. Troy Ashcraft and Preston McLen- don are at home from Wake Forest. Mr. W. C. McLauchlin, who is taking a theological course at the Southern Seminary, Kichmond, Va., is at home for Christmas. Miss Dii3y Parsons is at home from Salem Female Academy. ' Mr. F. E. Burch, who has been taking a course at Massey's Bu-ioess College, Richmond, passed through' Wadesboro Saturday on bis way to ' his home in Chesterfield to spend the holidays. , ! ' Sale of Land. j The bid on the Perry Spencer tract of 163 acres having been increased to the sum of Sixteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars and the bid on the 131 acre tract having been in creased to Five Hundred and Seventy seven Dollars ai.d Fifty tetits, the under signed Commissioner will on Men lay, ' January 2, 1911, in the office of the Clerk j or tne superior uonrt at waaesooro at n M. re-open the bidding on said lands. Bid diner to begin at the amount of the in creased bid and sale subject to confirma tion by the Court. Terms of the sale are casta. These lands lie in Lilesville town ship, Anson county, and the first tract ad joins the lands of the' estate of T. J. In gram and the Rockingham Power Com pany and others. The second tract ad joins the lands of J. A. Clark, Mi is Flora Spencer, Miss Belle Spencer and others. Plots and descriptions of the same may be seen at the offloa of the undersigned. This D3C3mbar 17th, 1910. JAJCES A. LiOCKHART, Commissioner. Paul Oil more In Rockingham Paul Gilmore will appear at the Opera House in Rockingham ' . " Friday Evening, Dec. 22nd, in Clyde Fitch's famous comedy-drama, - "The Bachelors." Wadesboro people will have splendid opportunity to see this distinguished actor, and should not let such an opportunity pass. Train schedules are such that makes it most con venient for this occasion to those who are busy. A number of desirable seats in center of theatre will be held for out-of-town parties until two o'clock Thursday afternoon of twenty-second, and parties can secure same by communicating with Fox's Drug Store, Rockingham, N. C. IF ji)1 AND HIDES HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Cammltsion. Writ tor price- list mentioning JOHII WHITE & CO. LOUISWLLEKY. Books! Books! Books delight the baby, the young girl or boy, the college girj or man. the 4l Kdc-t!ic bess man, the Aiatner and mother, the grandfather, the grand mother, the friend. We hzvjf the right thihg for the right "person. stationery, brass jardinieres, cut glass, pictutrcs, picture cards, bells, kbels, tags, seals, garlands, china, etc., etc. Our Christmas Candy is especially nice. DEE PHARMACY OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS. M.UjO . ' FQU1TQ G1WIIS We have tKc best line of new toys and fresh fruits and can dies we Lave ever carried. Many of our toys are the first of the kind ever . seen in Wadesboro. Buy early before the best ones are gone. Try our rasins, oranges, ap ples, etc. They are the best in town, and vou will like both them and the price. Morrison Bros. Next door to H. H. Coxs Fur niture store, on Wade St. King of Externals Accepted by the Mothers of America as the one and only external preparation that positively and quickly CURES all forms of In flammation or Congestion snch as Pneumonia,Croup, Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy. Since Gowans Preparation hus been introduced here it bas gained a strong foot-hold in many ot our best families whom I know are giv ing yon advertisement right along without solicitation. It alwnys makes good. r Weidling & Son, Tiffin, Ohio. Druggists. BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME All Draftatata. SI. 50. 25. COWAN MEDICAL CO.. DURHAM, N. C. tuarantud. tut Maty rafiutftf ky year InuM As the Confederate Veterans held no reunion this year, we did not have the opportunity to present our souve nir, Keen-Kutter pocket knife to them in a body. We want every Anson Veteran to have one of these by Xmas, so please call at our store and pet you one. Blaixxtc Hardware Company. this ad. Established 1 837 rL' Sterling Silver Many beautiful and use ful articles in artistically worked sterling silver: Mir rors, jewel boxes, toilet sets, combs and brushes, military brushes, etc WHAT would make a nicer Christmas present than a Tyson & Joncu uggy? And if no one else will "set em up" why not set yourself up to one? Did you know the Tyson & Jones buggy was "full bloor registered stock", with a pedigree a yard long? It is the oldest buggy cbrr ny in the state, and has always made the best buggies in the state. We ; less profit on them than on any buggy we ever sold, but every one sole us to build up a business on every other line. ' - ( We think e have our harness line in better-shape than ever befortl have good harness, something to match our buggies; prices to suit the Attention! Saw Mill Men and Farmers. Do you need a set of got wagon harness? Then see us firsf.we are overstocked, selling them at cost v V On Laprobes our prices must be right. We have just received ou: third fall shipment. They make a nice present. We have just opened the largest and assortment of bqggy whips brought to Wadesboro. Prices, 10c up to $1.50. A nice present for son, brother or father. Clark's Carriaxe Heaters are just too nice for anything. Put into foot of buggy; keep you warm all day, no matter how cold the weather. Our riding saddles and bridles. are sold on close margins. A lew more bargains in cheap top buggies at $49.00 each. BSMnOCK' HAEBWAEE COMMIT M M 3 iii ii I I. icni A Lowry - Morven's Favorite Holiday Center Presents an amazing collection of useful, practical and . acceptable Christmas gifts. c The joyous Yuletide season is with us again. Ten more busy days are now ahead of us, during which time we will aid in the selection of hundreds of useful and practical articles that will bring joy to the hearts of both old and young. Our holiday stock is complete, an has just had its final arrange ment. x We have a complete assortment of all kinds of toys, dolls and holiday novelties from the cheapest to the better grades. Take a look at our "Toy land", and we are sure you will find something to make the little folks glad. We wish to call your attention to a Big Line of Notion Samples " at Less than wholesale manufacturer's cost. You can select useful Chris mas presents that you can buy at half price. Suggestions for Men anct Boys So8pendera Neckwear -- " Cuff Boxes CuffBattoos Scarf Pins Garters Muffilera White Linen Handkerchiefs Silk Handkercbiefd Hosiery and Tie Seta Conab and Brash Seta Shaving Stand and Seta All Gome in Holiday Boxes Our clothing and shoe department is filled with bargains in men's and boys' clothing, millinery, sweaters, overcoats, caps, etc. L Q WRY- JLiles Co. You can select quite a lot of these articles from oar big notion sample line. You know that means you get them at wholesale cost. LBM It fc..'''J j Lowry-Iailes Co. 8 CO, MbrvGn, N. $ ',' cp L Suggestion? for Wo men and Children. Plain White Handkerchiefs Initial Handkerchiefs Silk Handkerchiefs Silk Scarfs Silk Shawls Silk Knit Shawls Hosiery Black Kid Gloves Long Gloves Shopping Bags Coat Sweaters All Come in Holiday Boxes i I y-- J L.
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