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All Phases o f Agriculture Covered—Football Game Set For Friday Entries are open to all white eiti- i zens of the county, with blue anti red ; ribbons to be awarded winners for | first and second prizes. Following is . list of entries: Department A—Field Crops First Prize, Blue Ribbon; Seeond ( Prize, Red Ribbon Corn : Be t ten ears of white corn, pro- j lific variety. Best ten ears of yellow corn, pro lific variety. J Best ten ears of white ecu n. single ( ear variety. 1 Best ten ears of yellow corn, single . ear variety. I Best one ear of white corn, prolific . variety. ! Best one ear of yellow corn, prolific variety. . j Be-t one ear of white corn, single . ear variety. Best one ear of yellow corn, single i ear variety. . ! Best stalk of white corn, prolific J variety. : Best stalk of yellow corn, prolific | variety. . l; st stalk of white corn, single ear 1 variety. Best stalk of yellow corn, single ear [ variety. I Best ten ears pop-corn, any variety. I Be-t stalk pop-corn, an*- variety. 1 u unit Best plate of wheat, any variety. ! Bist plate of buckwheat, any var iety. Rye Best plate of rye, any variety. Oats B« -t plate of oats, any variety. ■ tla rley Best plate of barley, any variety. ! Say Ilians Best gallon of soy beans, any var- J iety. j C me peas i Best gallon of eowpca seed, any variety. Peanuts Best gallon of peanut.-, any variety. Best bunch of peanuts, any var iety. J 1obacco i Best stalk of tobacco, Burley var-l iety. Best stalk of tobacco, any other variety. Best hand of tobacco, Burley var iety. Best hand of tobacco, any other variety. Huy Best bale of legume hay. best bale of mixed hay. Best bale of grass hay. Legumes Be-t bunch of soy beans, mammoth yellow variety. Best bunch of soy beans, Laredo variety. Best bunch of soy beans, Virginia brown variety. Best bunch of soy beans, any other variety. Btst bunch of cowpeas, any var iety. Best bunch of red clover, common variety. Best bunch of red cb ver. mammoth <>r sapling variety. Best bunch of lespedeza, Korean variety. Best bunch of Lespedeza, Sericea. Best display of growing winter legumes. Sorghum Cane Best three stalks of cane| any var iety. De/>artment B— Vegetables First Prise, Blue Ribbon—Second Prise. Red Ribbon Irish Potatoes Best plate of Irish potatoes. Cob bler variety. Best plate of Irish potatoes. Green Mountain variety. Best plate of Irish potatoes, any other variety. Sweet Potatoes Be.-t plate of sweet potatoes, Porto Rico variety. Best plate o f sweet potatoes, \ancy Hall variety. B-st plate of sweet potatoes, any ther variety. Turnips Best plate of turnips, Rutabaga variety. Best plate of turnips, purple top variety. Best plate of turnips, any other variety. Garden. Crops | Best plate of string beans, bunch. ! Best plate of string beans, pole. Best head of cabbage, any var | iety. lie-t plate of tomatoes, any ! variety. B st plate of lima beans in the pod. !>,st plate of onions, any variety. Best bunch of carrots, any variety. I Best plate of sweet peppers. Best plate of hot peppers. Best plate of okra. Best plate of table beets. Best bunch of celery. Be t plate of parsnips. Best collard. Best plate of squash. Best quart of ‘shelled beans, any variety. Miscellaneous Best and largest pumpkin. Best and largest watermelon. Best and largest citron. Largest sunflower. __ I Department C—Fruits First Prize, HI tie Ribbon — Second I Prize, Red Ribbon Plate Five Each Apples 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 Limhertwig. Best plate of Golden Delicious. Best plate of Rome Beauty. Best plate of Winesap. Bevt plate of any other variety. Pea rs Best plate of pears, any variety. Grapes Best plate of grapes, any variety. Nuts Best plate of black walnuts. Best plate of native chestnuts. Dr pa rt mint D—Li restock first Prize, Blue Ribbon — Second1 Prize, Red Ribbon I Beef Cattle Best bull calf under six months. Best bull calf six to twelve months. Best bull calf twelve to twenty four months. Best bull over two years. Best heifer calf under six months. Best heifer calf six to twelve | months. Best heifer calf twelve to twenty four months. Best cow. Best steer under twelve months. Best steer over twelve months. Dairy Cattle Best bull under twelve months. Best bull under twenty-four | months. 1 Best bull over twenty-four months. Best heifer calf under six month*. Best heifer six to twelve months. Best heifer twelve to twenty-four months. Rost cow. Swine Best boar pig under six months,1 any breed. Best boar, six to twelve months, j anv breed. Best boar over twelve months, any , breed. Best gilt pig. under six months, any breed. Best sow over one year, any breed. I Best sow and litter, any breed. I Best barrow under one year, any • breed. Best pen of thrc-e barrows, any breed. i Sheep Best ram, under one year, any i breed. . ! Best ram over one year, any breed, j Best ewe, under one year, any breed. Best ewe over one year, any breed. Best ewe lamb, any breed. Best ram lamb, any breed. Best wether under one year, any breed. Best wether over one year, any breed. Horses and Males 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 oi' mules any age. Best horse colt under one yea". Best horse colt over one year. Best mule colt under one year. Best pony. Department E—Poultry Fir3t prize. Blue Ribbon—Seronu .. Prize, Red Ribbon DEFINITION OF TERMS COCK—Male bird one year old or older. HEN—Female bird one year old or older. 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. YOUNG PEN—A male and four females less than one year old. Barred Plymouth Rock 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 Leghorn Best cock. Best hen. Best cockerel. Best pullet. Best old pen. Best young pen. The above classification will apply to all other light breeds that are pure bred. Miscellaneous Best trio of turkeys. (Trio to con sist of two females and one male.) Best trio of guineas. j| Best trio of ducks. t Best i>en of four capons. : Department F Ornamental Flowers and Plants First Prize, nine Ribbon — Sccoiu [ Prize Red Ribbon Best exhibit of cut flowers. Best blooming plants. Best display potted plants. Best collection ferns. Best single fern. Best display roses. Best geranium. Best Sultana. Best collection petunias. Best display cut gladioli. Best potted Colena. Best collection begonias. Best collection geraniums. Best display dahlias. Best display zinias. Best display snap-dragons. Best display asters. Department G—Canned Goods f'i.vt Prize, lllne Ribbon — Second Prize, Red Ribbon Score card for judging the quality ot' canned fruits aiui vegetables.. 1— Appearance . 25 points a. Color, 15 points. b. Clearness, 10 points. 2— Texture . IP P°!n^ ;;_Flavor . “P pmnt 4— Uniformity . 15 points i a. Ripeness, 10 points. I b. Appropriate size, 5 points. 5— Pack arrangement.15 points (1—Container . 15 P°,nt> a. Appropriate packages, 5 points. b. Neatness, 5 points. c. Label, 5 points. . i TOTAL . 1PP Pointsl Quart Jars Peaches, pears, blackberries or I dewberries, strawberries, apple sauce, string beans, cherries, soup mixture, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, kraut, rhu barb, beets, pumpkin, tomato juice, j grape juice. Pints i 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. 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FREE—a combination trial package of Va-tro-nol—its companion prod uct, Vicks VapoRub (modem exter nal treatment for colds)—and other medication used in Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds—with direc tions for following the Plan. Get yours today at your druggist’s. Or write Vicks, 2501 Milton St., G rcens boro, N. C., enclosing 3c stamp. Views g I VATBO NOt % .:*| Koj»iTh«>9t ^ A | 'i II mm'iU II • <~v< (About Vt actual size) nil TUT 1 in I "Open House at Vicks” with I IN Mr fl K I Freddy Martin’s Orchestra and Ull lllLniil. guest artists —every Sunday, 5-5:30 p in., E.S.T., on CBS, nation-wide. "Plantation Echoes" with Willard Robison T||l|r III I and his Deep River Orchestra, with Mildred 111 nj f 111* Bailey —every Monday. Wednesday, and iviiu Friday. 7:15-7:30 p.m., E.S.T., NBC Blue Network. Preserves Teach, pi ar, strawberry, water melon. apple, cherry, tomato. . Meats Pork, pork sausage, fried chicken. 1 steamed chicken, beef. Pickles anti Relishes j Cucumber pickles, green tomato 1 pickles., Dixie relish or pepper hash, I peach (sweet), pear (sweet), water 1 melon rind (.sweet), spiced grapes, | beets, chow-chow, gingered pears, ' spiced apples, onions. Department H Clothiny 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 bed linens, towels. Miscellaneous I Vinegar, honey, molasses. Department I Pantry and Dairy SiQiplio't Bread .. I First Prize, Blue Ribbon — Second Prize, Red Ribbon { Loaf bread. I Steamed Boston brown bread. Graham bread or whole wheat. Corn meal muffins or corn sticks. Yeast rolls. Cinnamon rolls. Baking powder biscuits. Soday biscuits. White and graham flour muffins. Rye bread. Beaten biscuits. Nut bread. Luke—Loaf Angel food cake, pound cake, yel-1 low sponge cake, black fruit cake, ] white fruit cake, marble cake, deco- ; native or artistic cake. Cake—Layer Devil’s food, caramel, chocolate, cocoanut, jelly roll, marshmallow, Lady Baltimore, lemon, Japanese fruit, decorative or artistic cake,1 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 j penuche. DEC A R TMEX T K—A THLETK S' Final Prize, Pine Ribbon—Second Prize, Red Ribbon FOOTBALL GAME FRIDAY 1:30 Brevard High Vs. Pickens High Rosman Athletic Ground The following events will be held Saturday at 1:30: I Fifty yard dash; 100 yard dash; brood jump; high jump: relay race—50 yards, four people; bag race; wheelbarrow race; hop skip and jump. Climbing greasy pole—$1 bill will be placed on top of the greased pole, and person climbing to top will get 1 the dollar. This contest for boys only. Catch greasy pig—^Person catching greasy pig will be presented apirnal. This contest for boys only. Horse shoe tourney — this event will start at 9:30 Saturday morning., • _ ... I Exchange Margin Set Washington— The federal reserve board, after weeks of discussion, Sat- j urday fixed stock exchange margin requirements at from 25 to 45 per cent of a security’s current value, fol lowing to the letter the standard sug gested in the securities exchange act passed by the last congress. Expect Arrest Soon New York—Dr. J. F. Condon, the “Jafsie” of the Lindbergh kidnap killing case, says “there will be an important arrest shortly.’’ “The nature of this arrest will j surprise everybody,” Condon pre dicted. Hauptmann Denied Sleep New York—Constant booing by other inmates of the Bronx county I jail is depriving Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Lindbergh kidnap sus pect, of virtually all opportunity to : sleep, attendants disclosed Friday. Hauptmanns fellow prisoners con-1 stantly hurl taunts at him and he i rarely has a quiet moment. New Arrival in Men', BOOTS and WORK SHOES $1.95 to $9.50 TO FASHION Brevard’s largest Dept. Store You'll Like The Way We Handle Your SNAPSHOTS We do your photo finishing promptly because we know that you’re anxious to see the results. We handle your films carefully, tco, because we realize how pre ci us some of them are. Let u- do your vacation developing, prim ing, enlarging. You'll he pirated with your prints. Frank D, Clement The Hallmark Jeweler Clemson Theatre Building The boss 11 WANTS MORE / E66S \SEND OUT i SOME LAYCHO quick PUMNA Li&Y CHOW. B I Seed Co. The Store With the Checkerboard Sign Phone 66 East Main Street IREVARD, _
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