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Pries 5 Cents
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. Tryon, N. a, July 29, 1921.
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COMMUNITY FAIR; PMiUU list- l, :MISr
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is a List ef Premiums for the Cecity felrs ta fc8 Ifcld in ths ?
Various Townships of Polk Craty This ftl
i Rpst ten ears uxu, ivuuv, auj uanre
ten ears Corn, single ear, any variety... .....
necK vvneai,a"y vxictjr ...
peck Oats, any vanety.,..;...
peck of Rye, any variety
peck Soy Beans, ..-
peck Cow reas,
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1 " half peck Peanuts. ............;.
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halt pecK rop orn, vm ear; any variety..... 25
" half peck Velvet Beans, any variety .... . 50
' single stalk Soy Beans, . 25
bale Soy Bean hay, 25 lbs. or more L 50
" bale Legume Hay, any kind 25 lbs. or more- 50
bale Grass Hay; any kind, 25 lbs, or more..... 50
" bale Mixed Hay, any kind, 25 lbs., or more..: 50
collection Farm, Horticultural and Garden pro-
ducts, : - .--...IJ .-ill..;. $2.00
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
1 " plate (5 apples,) IStamaa
Diaie 10 appic, i unrnes...:. - 25
plate (5 apples,) . Deliciousi;...
rnlate (5 apples,) WinesaD...
plate (5 apples,). Virginia Beauty,
plate p apples,; L.imbertwig..
plate (5 apples,; Ken Davis.
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Specimen Darning by hand:!.;
nurconnoies -Plain
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Display of Child's Garments,1 inade Irom sugar
or flour sacks : 50
Home-made Hat.
Counterpaine, ndjtdubited before ;
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Hemstitching
bmockmg..Ll..
Drawn Work...
Cut Work...
Table Runner...
Table Scarf ....
Embroidery
Crocheting.....
Tatting.. ...........
Knitting...
BASKETRY AND WEAVING
Hamper Basket-
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24 " piaie o appies,; anyotner variety..
25 " plate (5 peaches,)-any variety ....
26 one half peck Black Walnuts,
n Best peck bweet rotatoes..
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peck Irish Potatoes..............
one half peck Onions. .
one half peck Turnips.
one half peck Lima Beans..
one half peck Field beans...-. .
plate Tomatoes,
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35 " one half dozen Table Beets
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plate Parsnips, one half dozen.
plate Sweet Pepper, one half dozen.
peck Rutubagas4-
39 " plate five Tomatoes.
Pumpkin, not bigest..........
China Roaster. ......
single Bunch Celery..
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bunch Rhubarb, three Inches diameter or more.... 25
one half dozen Stnnlr TWta . v - . 25
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Second Hamper Baskets... ..-Mk.:
b eeder Vegetable Basket
Second Vegetable Baskets-
Large Lunch Basket....: .....-.
Second Lunch Basket...
School Lunch Basket...-..: ..
Flower Basket
Scrap Basket.. . .
Fancy Basket
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Second Rug- ....;....:
Woven Sofa Pillow
Collection of Weaving.. .v
Hand-made Chair........
Second Handmade Chair.:
Wooden Tray...-.........: .
Bird House...., -
Second Bird House ..-Ill-Picture
Frame.-. -.....-
Step Ladder.,.. ...-4.
Home-made Toy ...-.:
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FLOWERS
Displav of Cut Flowers.
Display wild flowers-. . .hli
Assortment of potted plants.!.!
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Vase of Roses
Vase of Cosmos-..-.,...l.-.liii.-u4-i-.
collection Farm and Garden" Seed.
single stalk Cowpeas
single stalk, Prolific Corn with ears..
LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT
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138v.4, .Vase of Dahlias.
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48 Best and best groomed saddle Horse....
19 " span Mules, any aire.l---l
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Horse or Mare Colt, under one year.
Mule Colt, under one year
Calf beef type under one year
Calf dairy type under one year..
Pig, age and breeding considered-.
bow, with litter under two months.
1.00
pen Chickens, 1 cockerel two pullets, any breed 50
Den Chickens, one rnrk two hens, anv breed 50
purebred, registered Bull, anyreed...U. 1.00
I best family Cow-., . 1.00
pair Belgian or any other breed rabbits.- 50
, o prize paid where there is no competitionand where
111 the opinion of the Judge there is not some .degree of
tent . - , :
ft Best map of Polk County, showing roads, towns,
schools and churches, open to, but not including stu
dents of 9th Grade . . .. .1.00
PANTRY SUPPLIES
I Best Loaf Light Bread-
ioai branam bread..
Plain Corn Bread
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CANNING DEPARTMENT
Can Green String Beans... ....
4 Tomatoes ....... .
Sweet Potatoes... -
Beets: " ...
Corn... r
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Soup Mixture ... i. .
Apples. . .
Peaches . ...
Pears...... -. -
Cherries . .
Blackberries.. . ... .
Grapes.- ......... ..;...
P lums. -.-... ..- . ...
Apple Preserves.
Damson
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Tomato
watermellon rind preserves. .....
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Corn Muffins, half dozen..
Buttermilk Biscuit
Baking Powder " ..
Plain Ginger Cake. ... ....-
Cake . .....
Layer Cake.
Plate Cookies, (molasses)...-.-.
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Custard, (any kind) ...
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School Lunch, considering balanced ration prep-
76 v neatness ot pack, and kind oi container......
7R10.4 Exhibit of Comb Honey.-
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Cottaee Cheese. .. -
Pound Butter. -
i( - of Ham, home cured... '-
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84 oaP made from homemade lye
84 1.? ldi,Q oap,. homemade :
Piui cuuun OI canned gooas, rreserveo, m
icicles, etc., in pints and quarts....-.:- &
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, SEWING AND FANCY WORK-
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gecond, House Dress home-made -
nirt home-made;- . .--.-.--'
rvu? Shirt home-made . 25
grid's School'Dress home-made.::.i.-llv ,
cond Chil'ds School Dress,-home-madeJ--.r 25:.
Suit, homemade. .
Pe?nd Boy's Suit, hand-made. . . r-
alico Quilt, not exhibited before
pest wool or oiiu . An-.- Vi
faPi iow . ... .-25
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Pickled Beets. --.
4 4 Cucumbers.....:.-
44 Green Tomatoes...
l?eppers . . . ..
" ; Onions.-..:
Best Tomato Catsup.-.-- -
Collection Pickles......
JELLY
Best Blackberry......
.A.pple .....
Plum i .. ! ........
Muscadine or Scuppenong...
Strawberry..-...--. ...... . . ...
Currants ..
L Apple Marmalade .
44 Peach Marmalade. ..J
" Collection of Jelley.-:.-A...-...-..
" Collection Canned Meats.. .
All Canned Fruits arid Preserves, Pickles etc., to be
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The Polk . County Agricultural
Advisory Board'will meet at 11
o'clock a. m. Monday August 1,
at.10: 30 a. m. preliminary to
the organization of the Polk
county cooperative marketing
association. - Every member will
please take notice and be present
promptly at . the hour. : if you
ever did orever will have an im-
1 portant iiiity to : preform it will
; pe tnaw. aay. .
FROM CM WEM IW TBIE COUNTRY
Itcnts of Intercut Gclhcrcd f rca f afcss Sccticns of Pc!k Cecity by Our
' ! Ccrps ii Fdtiful Ccrrcspcsdtnts.
( IP U fo VA , : ,
Of the Summer Assedbly of the Ccngrcaticr.d Church, Saluda, North
Ccrcllr.a, ist. 1921. 7
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August ' - . '"S . :V7.iX " -; ' '
1 Mrs. Fulton, Jacksonville, Fla., m a series of addresses de
signed to show how the inner man, linked with God is able to
supply every human need.
- 44The Inner Shrine.' '
2 "Love."
3 4 4Home." (afternoon) ; ' ,
"The Life of Christ." Prof. A. G. Rembert. (evening)
4 4 'Wealth." .: ; ,- .
5 4 'Success and Happiness."
6 4 4More Stately Mansions." N , v ; ; u . ' ' :
7 4 Four Hundred Years of America, ' ' Rev. 1 Geo.; B. Waldron,
Jacksonville. Fla. - : - 4.
4 4The Response of Youth to the Call of the New Era," Mr.
De Vere Allen, Editor V 4Young Democracy," New York.
44The.Life of Christ" Prof. A. G. Rembert
44The Care and Feeding of. Children." Dr. D. L. Smith, . v
do do Spartanburg; S. C.
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14 Address by Mr. W. V. Martin, Y. M. C A., Spartanburg, S. C.
17 "The Life of Christ" Prof. A. G. Rembert '
21 Mrs. J. F. Johnson, of New .York, and Fairhope Summer
School, Greenwich, Conn., will deliver a series of addresses on
44The Child," dealing with special problems relating to child
hood. :
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"The Life of Cruist" Frof. A. G. Kembert (evemng)
ZD jyirS. J UIIIISU" o ouui coses, wuuuucu,
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Subscriptions to' Polk 7 County oq
CooiJerativeili Torrence Stuchell, D. D., Atlnta. GaV
tion asitstenastoday; July, 24; 31- r
1921 f JN, U. inis isa paruai jjivKmui. . vuier pupuiar. euberuun-.
".: --'v :s ments are in course of preparation, and will be announced from
Greens Creek, shares 77 $3850.00 time to time. V - v-r-??:hrZ
at $50 ffh, . $3RQ0 Ij; All sessions will be held on the Assembly Grounds, with the
Cowmbus 36 shares. : $50,$1800 exception of Professor JmDert's . addresses : on ?Tne Life of
White Oak 16 Shares -r 800 CV' wmcn mu aeuve eaca vveanesaay evening at ine
'- ' .r-"'!" . . . , . Tickets iorxne enure course $z.du, inciuaing tne use oi tne
aluda 4 shares 50 200 tennis court and membership in the Choral Society. ; '
ftM J.'W. DUNN FREDERICK M. HOLLISTER; :;
South Carolina 1 share 50 50 V w . - -
r RSams, 0)nnty Agent - - . -, : Supctcrtdont.
CsM Price, Lela New-
Farmers are abdUt done laying man and Hettie Henderson, visit-
by their crops in this section. I ed Miss Flora Bradley Sunday.
Joe Henderson and daughter, Jl B. Bradley went for a Dr.
Miss Ethel, of , Mill Creek at- for Miss Flora Bradley Sunday,
tended services here Sunday. , Curtis Newman visited Walter
Prof. Kreider and family con- Hooper, of Henderson county,
template leaving Melvin . Hill in last of last week.
the;riear future. We shall be HarrisonArledge and wife
sorry to lose them. visited the latter's narent's J.
A little social was held at the W. Bishop Saturday, and Sunday,
home of W. A. Reed and wife Ewert Levi and boys went to
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baturday nignt. Saluda Saturday, trading.
Died Curtis Newman, Robert Price,
At her home here, after a J. B. and E. J. Bradley, went to
brief illness of but a few hours, Saluda Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Head wife of Dr. Miss Elma Newman is improv- '
W. T.: Head, departed this life, ing very satisfactorily.
The news of her death was a Lyman Staton and a Mr. Moore,
great shock to everyone here as of Henderson county, were in this ,
she was well known, and highly section last week to get horse
respected by all. She was a kind apples.
lovable Christian woman and tot tw,3w ua
was a faithful orderly member Mountain (rove church Sunday,
of the Brethern church, was . . ,tl.w-..t .
church secretary and .a teacher m "w
in the Sunday school. ' : much as the rain. ,
oi. u 4. 6o u j j. Henderson is on a visit m
She. was about 38 years old and . . .
i.i .iT U1 . Henderson county.. He went m
appearently m the bloom - of
u-w.ui. L the wagon with apple men.
before death claimed her. ' She We hear that cattle broke out
will be sadly missed m the church ? the large xnountein pasture of
and SnnHav school as waII aa hH u- race neaa u- mor'
the home. She leaves a husband, "f011' ai?d te aut thre acrf
a father, and stepmother, and of ' 00111 before they were found.
some three or four brothers arid Now that the road from Saluda
two sisters. Our sincere sympa- t the Greenville highway is as
thies are witlvthe bereaved ones, sured; we ought to : renew our
Funeral "was conducted by 1 efforts to open up our part of the
Elders Branscom and Reed oh road either through Cooper Gap
Monday atthe Melvin HU1 church township or through Mill Spring
j , . . township, to Mills Spring (the
and burial in the new cemetery cheapesf; route) and the neit .
there " hst wav.
Sweet, be Thy rest, oh sister r w. RradW- will M a
dear, until Thy Savior calls for singing school at Mountain Grove
thee, to rise and meet Him in the church commencing August, 1.
air and Hve with Him eternally Well, brother Lynn, two rat-
p. tiers and a copperhead closed
rismop , their eyes in perpeturl sleep to-
Seems now as if we would day here, how many in the neigh- .
have fair .weather for a 'while. borhood.Fm not informed. . ;
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