Feed For Sale
PRICES RIGHT
W. O. Barrentine
COUNTY FAIR TUES.
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
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Deane Rigsby of McCrory; sec
ond, Katherine and Pauline Mc
Cain of McCrory; third, Dewey
Lovel of Cotton Plant.
Best cap and apron; first prize:
Deane Rigsby of McCrory; sec
ond, Bess Powell of McCrory;
fourth, Pauline McCain of Mc
Crory.
Best history of crop, first prize:
Margie Johnson of McCrory; sec
ond, Irene Elam of Tip; third,
Bess Powell of McCrory.
Beautiful gold club pins were
awarded to the following girls
who turned in their record books:
Ruth High and Sadie Ruth
Harold of Hunter, Dewey Lovell
of Cotton Plant, Margie Johnson,
Bess Powell, Katherine and
Pauline McCain and Deane Rigs
by of McCrory, Hazel Musgrove
of Grays, Ruth Patterson of
Jelks, Irene Elam and Ruth Col
lier of Tip, and Susie Barber of
Beards.
General Exhibit—Canned Goods
Best general exhibit of canned
vegetables, first prize: Mrs. W.
G. Dilliard 17 varieties, of
Barnes; second, Mrs. Geo. H.
Proulx of McCrory; third, Mrs.
G. B. Fakes of McCrory.
Best general exhibit of canned
fruits, first prize: Mrs. Geo. H
Proulx; second, Mrs. G. B. Fakes
of McCrory; third, Mrs. E. B.
Wood of Barnes.
Best general exhibit of pre
serves, first prize: Mrs. E. B.
Wood of Barnes; second, Mrs. G.
B. Fakes of McCrory.
Best general exhibit of jelly,
first prize; Mrs. D. M. Huff of
R. 2, McCrory; second, Mrs. B.
Brewster of McCrory.
Culinary Department.
Best loaf of bread, first prize:
Mrs. Walter W. Raney, McCrory.
Best cake, first prize: Mrs.
Mollie Powell, McCrory.
Feed, Lumber, Coal
Shingles, Doors, Rubber
Roofing, Paints, Brick and
Lime.
Corn, Oats, Chops, Hulls
and Meal.
H. D. SWAYZE
Dairy Products.
Best pound of 'butter, first
prize: Mrs. A. J. Marsh, McCro
ry; second, Mrs. W. 0. Scales,
DeView.
Swine Exhibit.
Best Duroc boar, first prize: E.
C. Marsh of McCrory.
Best Poland China baor, first
prize: W. E. Jelks of Barnes.
Best Poland China sow, first
prize: H. D. Angus of Route 1
McCrory; second, E. C. Marsh of
McCrory.
Prizes by a special committee
were awarded for excellence of
live stock exhibit as follows:
R. E. Berkshire of Gregory for
Duroc boar, and W. B. Fakes of
McCrory for Short-horn bull
calf.
Poultry Exhibit
Best pen of chickens, first
prize: Master Elliott Thompson
of McCrory; second, Dora Harris
of McCrory.
Vegetables, Etc.
Best peck of sweet potatoes,
first prize: R. L. Johnson of
McCrory.
Largest sweet potato,
first prize: John Koorsof Barnes;
second, same.
Best peck of Irish potatoes,
first prize: C. C. Goodwin of
Barnes; second, J. B. Stokes of
McCrory.
Best bunch of peanuts, first
prize: Dr. L. A. Jelks of McCro
ry.
Best pumpkin, first prize:
Bess Powell of McCrory.
Best plate of onions, first
prize: Mrs. W. E. Jelks of
Barnes.
Best peppers, first prize: Mrs.
W. E. Jelks of Barnes.
Best basket of vegetables,
first prize: Mrs. Dora Bradley,
16 varieties, McCrory; second,
Dr. L. A. Jelks, McCrory.
Horses and Cattle.
Best mule colt under one year,
first prize: Chas. Cummins, col.,
of Revel; second, Will Beard of
Beards.
Best horse colt under one
year, first prize: J. W. Wilder of
McCrory; second, A. A. Taylor
of Barnes; third, Albert Current,
col., of Grays.
Best pair of mules, first prize:
W. E. Jelks of Barnes.
Best bull, first prize: W. E.
Jelks of Barnes: second, T. A.
Jeffries of McCrory.
Best bull calf, first prize: H.
T. Raney of McCrory; second,
same.
Best heifer calf, first prize:
Master Chas. Burrow of McCro
ry; second, Master Otis Jernigan
of McCrory.
Best milch cow, first prize: C.
B. Cook, Jr., of Me rory; second,
! Dr. L. A. Jelks of McCrory;
third, Dr. W. T. McCain of Mc
Crory.
Fancy Work Department.
Judges: Mesdames G. W. Bar
ber, W. E. Jelks and F. Lewis.
Best general exhibit in fancy
work, first prize: Miss Ruth
Anderson.
Best exhibit in embroidery,
first prize: Mrs. Mag Williams;
second, Mrs. T. W. Greer.
Best exhibit in tatting, first
prize: Mrs. G. B. Fakes; second,
Mrs. W. E. Jelks.
Best exhibit in crochet, first
prize: Mrs. G. W. Barber, sec
ond, Mrs. H. D. Swayze.
Best set of napkins, Miss Ruth
Anderson.
Best lunch cloth, Miss Ruth
Anderson.
Best doily, Miss Martha Mc
Collum.
Best set of six doilies, Miss
Ida Atkinson.
Best centerpiece, Mrs. J. R.
Nelson.
Best towel, Miss Ruth Ander
son.
Best pair of pillow cases, Mrs.
W. E. Jelks.
Best handkerchief, Pauline Mc
Cain.
Best night gown, Mrs. H. W.
Burrow.
Best petticoat, Miss Ruth An
derson.
Best fancy boudoir cap, Mrs.
T. J. Fakes.
Best sofa pillow, Mrs. H. D.
Swayze.
Best quilt, Mrs. G. W. Barber.
Best crochet bed-spread, Mrs.
G. W. Barber.
Art Department.
Best general exhibit in oil
Miss Pauline McFall.
Best head, landscape and still
life, in oil, Miss Pauline McFall
Best general exhibit in water
colors, Miss Bessie Roddy.
Best landscape in water
colors, Mrs. H. D. Svvayze.
Best plate, in china, Miss Ida
Atkinson.
Best bowl, in china, Miss Ruth
Anderson.
Coming.
Conner the oil man will be
here soon. We are putting out
the same grade of oil at the
same price of last year. Will
notify the farmers of this vicin
ity at what date we will be here.
W. D. Turner, Salesman.
Adv. lt.pd
Elma Wilder of Memphis spent
Sunday with home folks here.
Why throw away old shoes
when G. T. Early can make
them new at little cost. Adv.
10-27-tf.
Mr. E. C. Marsh, a live wire
cotton buyer of this city, pur
chased a bale Saturday from Mr.
R. J. McDaniel on Route 2 for
2034 cents a pound.
The tabulation of the cards
from the ginners shows there
were 16,905 bales of cotton,
counting round as half bales,
ginned in Woodruff County from
the crop of 1916 prior to October
18, 1916, as compared to 7,338
bales ginned to October 18, 1915.
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