Transylvania County Fair Will Be
Heid At Rosman October 6th & 7th
(Continued from pafii’ one)
Best ten ears pop-corn any variety.
Best staik pop corn, any variety.
Wheat
Best peek of wheat, any variety.
Best peek of buckwheat, any var- ,
iety.
Bye . j
Best perk or rye, any variety.
Oats
Best peek of oats, any variety.
Parley
Best p ek of burfey, any variety.
Soy Lit a ns
Best gallon < i ,-oy beans, any var
iety.
Con-peas
Besi gallon of cowpea seed, any
variety.
Peanuts
Best gallon of peanuts, any variety.
Best bunch of peanuts, any var
iety.
I' obucco
Best stalk of tobacco, Burley var
ietyl
!!esr stalk of tobacco, any otner
variety.
Best Imr.d of tobacco, Burley var
iety. ,,
Best iiatnl of tobacco, any other
va etv
H ay
t half of legume hay.
I t bale of mixed hay.
; bah- of grass hay.
Lcgutnea
l ■ t I utteh of soy beans, mammoth
yi.; w variety.
Best bunch of soy beans, Laredo
variety. , . .
Best bunch of soy beans, Virginia
brown variety.
Best ! uneh of soy beans, any other
variety.
Ben bunch of cowpeas, any \ar
'West iiunch of red clover, common
WlBcst bunch of red clover, mammoth
i i- sapling variety.
Best hunch of lespedeza, Korean
variety. , _ . „
Best bunch of Lespedeza, Seneea.
Bis-, display ->f growing winter
legumes.
Shaves
Hair Cuts
All Barber Work
We believe we’ll be able
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;ype work we do... .give
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B ARBER SHOP
I.OAMA TINSLEY
W. B. HEAD
ED OWEN BY
Two doors above Bank
Main Street
Sorglmm Cam
B.;st three stalks of cane, any var
.i. i y.
Depart malt D—Vegetables
First Prize, Dim Ribbon—Second
Prize, Red Ribbon
Irish Potatoes
Best puck of Irish potatoes, Cob- |
bier variety.
Best peck of Irish potatoes, Green j
Mountain variety.
Best peck of Irish potatoes, any |
.her variety. i
Sweet Potatoes
Best peck of sweet potatoes, Porto
Rico variety.
Best peck of sweet potatoes, Nancy
Ball variety.
Best peck of sweet- potatoes, any
her variety.
Turnips
Best peck of turnips, Rutabaga
variety.
Best peck of turnips, purple top
variety.
Best peek of turnips, any other
. ariety.
Garden Crops
Best plate of string beans, bunch.
Best plate of string beans, pole.
Best head of cabbage, any var
iety.
Best plate of tomatoes, any
variety. . ,
Best plate of lima beans in the
pod. . ,
Best plate of onions, any variety.
Best bunch of carrots, any variety.
Best plate of sweet peppers.
Best plate of hot peppers.
Best plate of okra.
Best plate of table beets.
Best bunch of celery.
Best plate of parsnips.
Best eollard.
Best plate of squash.
Best quart of shelled beans, any
variety.
MiscelUi neous
Best and largest pumpkin.
Best and largest watermelon.
Best and largest citron.
Largest sunflower.
Department C—Fruits
first Prize, Pine Ribbon — Second
Prize, Red Ribbon
Plate Five Each
.4 pplcs
Best plate of Delicious.
Best plate of Albemarle.
Best plate of Staymen.
Best plate of Ben Davis.
Best plate of Virginia Beauty.
Best plate of l.imbertwig.
Best plate of Golden Delicious.
Best plate of Rome Beauty,
it st plate of Winesap.
Be t plate of any other variety.
Pea rs
Best plate of pears, any variety.
Grain's
li st plate of grapes, any variety.
.Yu s
Best plate of black walnuts.
Best plate of native hestnuts.
Dr/nn-twent l)—In stock
pi i: . [line Ribln ■ — Second
Prize, Red RH '"Hl
Reef Cattle
Best bull calf under six months.
Best bull calf six to twelve months.
Best bull calf twelve to twenty*
. ur nvnths.
Best bull ever two years.
Best heifer calf under six months.
Best heifer calf six to twelve
mths.
Best heifer calf twelve to twenty
tr months. _
Financial Statement
TOWN of BREVARD
North Carolina
AS OF JUNE 30, 1934
NUtHH*
Assessed valuation (1933) .31.584,041.00
Bonded Debt. 701.000.00
1933 Tax Levy. 26,416-56
Uncollected Taxes, 1933 Levy. 17,107.44'
Uncollected Taxes, 1932 Levy. 20,325.00
Uncollected Taxes, 1931 Levy . 16,851-o4
Uncollected—All Other Years. 26,517.61
Miscellaneous Revenue other than Taxes 16,275.73
Deficits:
Debt Sendee Fund. 119,992 50
General Expense Fund . 3,030.73
Cash on hand. 1,199.21
Estimated Tax Rate for 1934:
General Expense Fund .. .36
Debt Service Fund .... 1-34 1.70
I hereby certify that the above statement is true to
my best knowledge and belief.
H. H. PATTON, !
Clerk & Treasurer. ,
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Pest cow.
Best steer under twelve months. ]
Best steer over twelve monlhs.
Dairy Cattle
Best bull under twelve months.
Best bull under twenty-four
months.
Best bull over twenty-four months. |
Best heifer calf under six months.
Best heifer six to twelve months.
Best' heifer twelve to twenty-four
months.
Best cow.
Swine
Best boar pig under six months,
any breed.
Best boar, six to twelve months,
any breed.
Btst boar ever twelve months, any
breed. .
Best gilt pig. under six months, :
any breed.
Best sow over one year, any breed.
Best sow and litter, any breed.
Best barrow under one year, any
breed.
Best pen of three barrows, any
breed.
Sheep
Best ram, under one ycai, any
breed. ,
Best ram over one year, any breed.
Best ewe, under one year, any
breed. ,
Best ewe over one year, any breed.
Best ewe lamb, any breed.
Be-t ram lamb, any breed.
Best wether under one year, any
breed.
Best wether over one year, any j
breed.
Horses nod Mules
Best draft horse under six years.
Best draft horse over six years.
Best mule under six years.
Best mule over six years.
Best dual-purpose horse any age.
Best team of horses any age.
Best team of mules any age.
Be«t horse colt under one year.
Best horse colt over one year.
Best mule colt under one year.
Best pony.
Deportment E—Poultry
First prize. Blue Ribbon—Seeond
Prize, Red Ribbon.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
COCK—Male bird one year old or
older. , ,. _
HEN—Female bird one year old or
0l<COCKEREL— Male bird less than
one year old. ,. , ,
PULLET—Female bird less than
one year old. ,
OLD PEN— A male and four
! females one year old or older.
I YOUNG PEN—A male and four
females '.ess than one year old.
Burred Plymouth Rod;
Best cock.
Best hen.
Best cockerel.
Best pullet.
Best old pen.
Best young pen.
The above classification will apply
to all other heavy breeds that are
pure bred.
White Bighorn
Best cock,
i Best hen.
Best cockerel.
Best pullet.
Best old pen.
i Be st young pen.
The above classification will apply
! all other light breeds that are pure
i bred.
Mh ci tin neons
]’ •: ; trio of turkeys. (T rio to con
t nf tw females and one male.)
J I*, -t trio of guineas.
| 1- >t trio of ducks.
. !'.'• * pen of four capons.
Depart n>< ut F
, Ff■><rers mat Plants
pirn, Prize, I Urn Ril'b",i — Second
Prize It'd Ribbon
xhibit of <'111 flowers,
I Be--t bio tiling plants,
i; 1 a display poited plants.
Best collection ferns.
( Be: t single fern.
R. st display roses.
Rest geranium.
Be-t Sultana.
i lie st eollccti 11 petunias.
Rest display cut gladioli.
Rest potted Colena.
Rest collection begonias.
■Rest collection g. raniums.
Rest display dahlias.
Rest display zinias.
Rest display snap-dragons.
Rost display asters.
Best display cosmos.
Rest basket of garden flowers.
Best basket of wild flowers.
Deportment. G—Conned Goods
Pin t Prize, Dim Ribbon. — Second
Prize. Red Ribbon
Score card fur judging the quality
of canned fruits and vegetables:
1— Appearance . 25 points
a. Color, 15 points.
b. Clearness, 10 points.
2— Texture . 10 points
;!—Flavor . 20 points
4— Uniformity . 15 points
a. Ripeness, 10 points.
b. Appropriate size, 5 points.
5— Pack arrangement - 15 point3
0—Container . 15 points
a. Appropriate packages, 5 points.
b. Neatness, 5 points.
c. Label, 5 points.
TOTAL . 100 ooints j
Quart .Jars
Peaches, pears, blackberries or
dewberries, strawberries, apple sauce,
string beans, cherries, soup mixture,
tomatoes, sweet potatoes, kraut, rhu
j barb, beets, pumpkin, tomato juice,
grape juice.
Pbits
Corn, lima beans, field peas. okra.
English peas, pimento, squash, car
rots.
Jams and Marmalades
Peach, plum, apple, blackberry or
dewberry, pear, strawberry, rasp
berry, grape.
Jelly
Apple, dewberry, grape, scupper
none, blackberry, plum, crab apple,
mint.
Preserjeg
Peach, pear, strawbenry, water
melon, apple, cherry, tomato.
Meats ,
Pr.rk rr-k sausage, fried chicken,
steamed chicken, beef.
Pickhs and Relishes
Cucumber pickles, gveen tomato .
pickles, Dixie relish or pepper hash, I
peach (tweet), pear (sweet), water
melon rind (sweet), spiced grapts,
beets, chow-chow. gingered pears,
spiced apples, onions.
Department h
Pantry and Dairy Suppliep
Bread
first Prize, Blue Ribbon — Second
Prize, Red Ribbon
Loaf bread.
Steamed Boston brown bread.
Ciaham bread or whole wheat.
Corn meal muffins or corn sticks.
Yeast rolls.
Cinnamon roils.
Baking powder biscuits.
Soday biscuits.
White and graham flour muffins.
Rye bread.
Beaten biscuits.
Nut bread.
Cake—Loaf
Angel food cake, pound cake, yel
low .-ponge cake, black fruit cake,
white fruit cake, marble cake, deco
rative or artistic cake.
Cake—Layer
Devil’s food, caramel, chocolate,
cocoanut, jelly roll, marshmallow,
Lady Baltimore, lemon, Japanese
fruit, decorative or artistic cake,
spice
Cookies
Doughnuts, ginger snaps, tea
cakes of any kind, cookies of any
kind.
Candy
Molasses candy, white taffy, cara
mels peanut brittle, macaroon*.
French candy, fudge, divinity fudge
penuehe.
Department l
Clothing and Fancy Work
First Prize. Blue Ribbon — Second
Prize, Red Ribbon
Handkerchiefs—Plain and fancy.
Children’s clothing, infants’ cloth
ing adults’ clothing.
Pajamas, negligee, nightgown,
apron, sofa pillow, boudoir pillow,
boudoir lamp, bridge lamp shade.
Rugs, quilts, spreads, tabid and
bid linens, towels.
Miscellaneous
Vinegar, honey, molasses.
Says Lightning Not Can e
Havana—Commodore J. E. Jones of
! the Ward line fleet, told newspaper
men that, it was impossible lightning
ci uld have caused the Morro Castle
disaster.
OLD TOXAWAY NEWS
ifflDiiiasagfflH
Mrs. Gaston Chapman and daugh
ter, Mildred, were week-end guests
of the former’s mother, Mrs. W. M.
Meece.
Mrs. Julc Anders was Monday
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dollie
Cantrell.
Messrs. Jake and Joe Cantrell oi
the CCC Georgia tamp were week
end guests of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Meece were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roarke Staneel of Nimmons,
s. c.
Mrs. Jane Hendrix of Roman was
guest one night last week of Mrs.
eld Hendrix.
Mrs. R. P. Aikens and children
were Sunday afternoon guests of the
former’s mother, Mrs. W. M. Meece.
Mrs. W. V. Holden was visiting in
this section Sunday.
Mrs Addie Rice and I daughter,
Mrs. Wiley Meece, called on the for
mer’s sis', r Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. U. Cantrell attended the funer
al of his uncle, William Cantrell.
Thursday at Joeassie. 3. C.
Italian.-! Warned of War
Taranto, Italy—After telling the
Italian people to “be ready for any .
eventuality," Premier Mussolini let it!
be known that he has called a confer- '
encs of generals and divisional com- j
manders of the entire Italian army, j
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Near Trad End
St. Paul. Minn.—Police and federal
agents are nearing the end of the j
trail in their search for the gang
chief who plotted the kidnappings of,
William Hamm Jr. and Edward G. i
Bremmer.
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Sjxiin Has Riots j
Madrid—Seven were killed and a i
score wounded after political rioting. ■
Farmers came to ask for legislation j
and the riots ensued.
Race Riot In Maryland
Princess Anne, Md.—A race riot j
began in this small town Saturday j
night. A negro cursed a white man.
The white man beat the negro severe- .
ly with his fists and soon a battle j
! royal was raging. The negroes were
1 driven out of town.
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