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5 tor th# 10 *16.7c “° n fr om 1-00 ct*» W - f a. foj to S 16.00 l .oo cost 1 of la^ 1 in said • On the *utte, on Thomas t Street, toly !2o tts back timately lot. Th. i as the Mollie d on by I by the County Y Taxes >tIn.T to t there- 32. and ' hands imount- ost and 1934. 1 inter- sale, of land in said On the Myrick, ie Hall, lorence Jeffer- » ap- Street width is the J. This capable f 1934 led as merly ist by ids of st by west t and lot h prize Winners /Aiddle G«. Fair MU>" IN COUNTY FAim, IMS ; tv Exhibits—1« Plus- ^T'2nd Cooperville; 3rd Mrs. W. 2nd Mr. O. M. Ennis; 3rd Agricultural Ehxibits— Indiv r Greene: , Ir T A. Torrance. ' Special ■'* riicultl1 * exh ibit <ats- J- M. Chambers: »ld w. H- Ivey. ’ ic'l Rye Ef«e Lewis: *kcI Atom U 3e’t Wheat. W. H. Ivey; 2nd T. A. Trrraoce. - . p, -cnas, Herbert Torrance; Best % -ri J. M Chambers. ' a,, Clrt-en Sujsr Cane. J. W. Hubbard: 2nd J- W. Hubbard. ' Bcst Red Sugar Cane, W. C. Green; , nli j w. Hi bbard. g c >i Si ruhum Cane, W. R. Tor rance: 2nd W. C. Green. <t Quart Sorghum Syrup, W. R. Torrance. 8,4 Exhibit Soy Beans, Effie Lcuij. P<Kt Field Peas. Effie Lewis; 2nd r.nie Lewi?. g f5 t Table Peas. Effie Lewis; 2nd Annie Lewis. g f st Pi; nuts, J. M. Chambers;. Br«t Exh-bit Hay, T. A. Torrance; 2nd J. M. Chambers. Post Prolific Corn, T. A. Torrance; 2nd c. S. Winn. Best Nm-Prclific Com, Frank Best Irish Potatoes, W. C. Green. Beyt Porto Rico Potatoes. C. R. Neal: 2nd J. W. Hubbard. Exhibit Eggs. J. W. Hubbard; 2nd J M. Chambers. Best Exhibit Collards, J. M. Cham bers: 2nd Lucius Eubanks. Bo«t Peek Peas. Mrs. P. B. Babb: !nd P. B Chandler. Best Pimiento. Edward Torrance; 2nd W. R. Torrance. Best Tomatoes, J. W. Chambers; 2nd Mrs. Frank Watson. Best Pumpkin, R. J. Lane; 2nd R. T. Gladden. Eest Ham. V r . C. Green. Best Duroc Boar, Mrs. L. A. Brookins. 3est Poland China Boar. Earl W. 5rjth; 2nd Rudolf Flanders; 3rd Lr,nwood Chandler. Best Poland China Sow, Henry Neal; 2nd Lin wood Chandler. Best Jenscy BuU. HI TK Aller- Co. If. D. Allen; 2nd H. G. Banks; 3rd H. G. Banks. Best Grade Cow, O. F. Veal; 2nd 0. F. Veal. Best Guernsey Bull, O. F. Veal. Best Beef Bull, Ralph Simmers on; 2nd H. D. Allen; 3rd Ralph Simmer- Best Beef Cow, H. D. Allen. Best Steer, H. G. Banks; 2nd Herbert Torrance; 3rd Bob Watson Best Club Calf, Herbert Torrance! 2nd Sam Riley; 3rd Sibley West Best Mule Colt, H. G. Banks, 2nd H. G. Banks. Best Horse, Dr. L. C. Lindsley; 2nd H. W. Little; 3rd Sam Wilkin- Bcst Trio Leghorns. Mrs. J. E. Chandler. Best Single Leghorn Hea. Mr. C. R. Torrance; 2nd C. R. Torrance. Best Single Leghorn Male. J. E. Chandler. Best Trio Rocks. A. H. Irwin. Best Single Rocks Male. A. H. Irwin. Best Trio Reds. B. J. Wells. Best Single Red. B. J. Wells. Best Trio Wyandottcs, T. A. Tor rance. Best Single Hen. T. A. Torrance. Best Single Male. ... A. Torrance. Canned Fruits Best Canned Peaches, J. W. Butts; 2nd Mrs. Effie Lewis. Best Apples. Mrs. Annie Lewis; 2nd Mrs. Effie Lewis. Best Pears. J. W. Butts; 2nd Mrs. R. H. Lawrence. Best Blackberries. Mrs. J. W. Hubbard; 2nd Mrs. Lucius Eubanks. Best Tomatoes. Mrs. Effie Lewis; 2nd J. W. Butts. Best Display Preserves. Mrs. R. H. Lawrence: 2nd Mrs. E. R. Lawrence. Best Display Pickles. Mrs. J. M. Salter; 2nd Mrs. R. H. Lawrence. Best Canned Fruit. J. W. Butts; 2nd Mrs. Effie Lewis. Best Cocanut Cake. Mrs. R. W. McMillan. Jr. Best Chocolate Cake. Mrs. J. W. Riley: 2nd Mrs. George Baisden. Angel Food Cake, Mrs. N. L. Contes. Best Caramel Cake. Mrs. Frank Riley. Best Lemon Cheese Cake. Mrs. John Riley: 2nd Mrs. Geo. Baisden. Best Plate Cookies. Mrs. Guy Tor rance. Best Lemon Pie, Mrs. R. W. Mc Millan, Jr. Best Chocolate Pie. Mrs. R. W. Mc Millan. Jr. Best Fudge Candy, Mrs. J. W. Riley. Jest Divinity Candy, Elaine Wells. Best House Dress, Mrs. W. L. Hodges: 2nd Mrs. J. W. Ivey. Best Kitchen Apron, Mr®. H. L. Watson. 2nd Mrs. W.C. Greene. Best Man’s Shirt. Mrs. Ewell At* kinson. Best Crochet Dress, Mrs. O. W. Stemb-idge; 2nd Mrs. H. E. Lara- more. Best Luncheon Set, Mrs. W. L. Hodges; 2nd Mrs. J. W. R-ley. Best Crochet Luncheon Set. Mrs. J. W. Riley. Best Napkins. Mrs. Frank Riley. Best Buffet Set Mrs. W. L. Hod ges; 2nd Mrs. H. E. Laramore. Best Tufted Spread. Mrs. Murray King; 2nd Mrs. M. Buckner. Best Emb. Spread. Mrs. H. E. Laramore; 2nd Mrs. Fred Taylor. Best Crochet Spread, Mrs. H. L. Watson; 2nd Mrs. O. W. Stembridge. Best Quilt, Mrs. West Modeller; 2nd Mrs. W. L. Hodges. Best Kitchen Towel. Miss Lucille Tanner; 2nd Mrs. W. p. Ennis. Best Guest Towel, Mrs. Frank Riley. Best Centerpiece. White. Miss Ruth Allen; 2nd Mrs. Frank Riley. Best Centerpiece Colored. Richard Broome. Best Pillow Case, Mrs. Frank Ri ley; 2nd Mrs. Oscar Stembridge. Best Laundry Bag, Mrs. B. J. Wells; 2nd Elaine Wells. Best Ray Rug Crocheted. Mrs. H. E. Laramore. Best Hooked Rug. Miss Josephine McMillan; 2nd Mrs. A. L. Jones. Best Antique Quilt. Mrs. Mrs. C. L. Morris: 2nd Mrs. W. F. William- Best Kpilled Spread. Mrs. R. H. Lawrence; 2nd Mrs. J. M. Salter. Best Oldest Bible. Mrs. C. C. Shous-'t 2nd Mrs Alton Brookins. Best Oldest Dress. Mrs. J. W. Hub- Best Cap. Miss Ruth Allen; 2nd Mrs. J. B. Stiles. Best Dress. Mrs. J. B. Stiles. Best Petticoat, Mrs. J. B. Stiles. Best Baby Saquc. Miss Ruth Al len: 2nd Mrs. J. B. Stiles. Best Coat, Mrs. Ophelia Lingo. Best Layette. Mrs. O. L. Freeman. Best Toilet Set, Mrs. O. L. Free- Best Crocheted Bootees. Miss Ruth Allen; 2nd Mrs. J B. Stiles. Best Bonnet. Mrs. J. B. Stiles. Best Child's Fancy Dress, Mrs. Simmons. Best Aeroplanp, James C r ooms. Best Ostrick Plume. Mrs. R. H Lawrence; 2nd Mrs. Z. Neighbors. Best Spingerio Fern, Mrs. I. L Fuller. Best Asparagus Fern, Mrs. Jack Webb. Best Palm, Z. Neibhors. Best Geranium, Z. Neighbors: 2nd Mrs. Nora Stanley. Best Sultana, Mrs. J. W Hubbard; 2nd Z. Neighbors. Best Marigold. Mrs. C. W. Tor rance; 2nd Miss Effie Lewis. Best Zinnia, Walter Torrance; 2nd Mrs. C. W. Torrance. Best Dahlia, Mrs. Walter Tor rance. Best Coral Vine, Z. Neighbors. Best Roses. Mrs. Alton Brookins. Best Artificial Flowers, Mis. R. W. McMillan. COLORED Best Pen W. L„ Willie L. Johnson; 2nd Flora Brown. Best Reds. Walter Johnson. Best Turkeys, Flora Brown; 2nd Willie L. Johnson. Best Ducks. Flora Brown. 2nd Bishop Veal. Best Peck Peanuts, Henry Scott; 2nd Raymond Johnson. Best Quart Sorghum Syrup, Wil lie Ward; 2nd ’ohnnie Hall. Best Qucrt Cane Syrup, C. O. Johnson; 2nd Chas. Perry. Best Made Quilt, Evelyn Perdue; 2nd Ida M. Veal. Best Made Print Dress, Willie Johnson; 2nd Mattie Perdue. Best Made Child’s Dress, Sarah Williams; 2nd Maggie Huff. Best Sewing Basket, Luela Boyer; 2nd Anna Gordon. Best Made Spread, Maggie Huff; 2nd Thelma Walker. Best Buffet Set, Corine Jackson: 2nd Corine Jackson. Best Center Hece, Gladys John- n; 2nd Lois Bonner. Best Rug. Thelma Walker; 2nd Malsie Walker. Best Made Shirt, Mary Morgan; 2nd Louise Johnson. Best Made Night Gown. Ludie Jimmerson; 2nd Bessie Williams. Best pair Pillow Cases, Gladys Johnson; 2nd Louise Banks. Best Knitted Hose, May Johnson; 2nd Mattie Perdue. Best Made Dress, Mary Sanford; 2nd Lclia Williams. Best Bottom Chair, /..mie Doug lass; 2nd Sylvia Douglass. Best Ten Stalks Sugar Cane, Wil lie Ward; 2nd Johnnie Hall. Best Ten Stalks Sorghum Cane. Willie Ward; 2nd Jeff Banks. Best Ten Stalks Green Cane, Charles Andrews. Labor Authorized by Mr. Ennis: Leuola Boyer. 3 days; Ida Veal, 2 days: Willie Johnson, 2 days: A. G. Davies, 2 days. ItMy Goodwin (hmh minon < fgifter); “I suppose, Mr. No4, yon have all the advai motor cart. What aaema to be the new style trend? I’ve t lot of things about the new Dodge.” Floyd A. Noe KWmMi to-to-v Wo* *«* “There is no doubt in my mind that the 1936 Dodge is the finest looking and most stunningly styled car that Dodgo has ever produced. I have been associated with the automobile business for ten years and have been inti mately familiar during that time with each new Dodge. 1 suppose you realise yourself that to Dodge owners the very name d the car is synony mous with ruggedness and dependability, but 1 ripest that never havr * mtiful Dodges J ‘‘” stw, tswsy IIH swssRspIsintiid Lady's Painful Trouble Helped By Card'd Wby do so many women taka Car- (Snl for the relief of functional pains at pyw'iniy times? The answer is Qat they want results such es Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt, of Hallsvills, Texas, tloarrlhrs She writes: “My health want good. I suffered from cramp ing, kly pain would be so Intense It would nauseate me. I would Just drag around, so sluggish and ’do- lam.’ lfy mother decided to give me CarduL I began to mend. That tired, atuggiah feellng was gone and the Oanhd too highly because I know it helped me.”... XX Canlui doee not help YOU, com COMING EVENTS GRADUATION WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES hs® 1 tandf by •f Wariby Gfb. Wc «S wslrimi m appwtoai* ly to dm ym. Williams & Ritchie jeweuis Aim orroanun MS.dtmit, U. WITH YOU IN MIND f Tliii baak it aui|d witb yaw mtcntU, seeds lad pn- * lection thirty, im aid. Wc into to (in yea Ac bast ptuSIl | ■entice, the ttamucc ef nfetjr m al ymm desfiap. Help at to da tkii by tefiag at aha we pitate yea—tad ■ if we do not. Merchants & Farmers Bank SERVING YOU SINCE 1898 $ CAPITAL $80,000 SURPLUS $80,000 Milledgevilk. Georgia 4 COUNTRY HOMES We are in a position to take care of any surburban or country building needs. Phone or see us about your building or repair nee&. McCaskill Construction Co. PHONE 233-L MILLEDCEVILLE, GA. Golden Flash Gas ADDS power and pep to tour car—and saves you MONEY, CAUSE rr TAKES LESS Quaker State and Can O'Gold Motor Oil—a Combination that has no equal. Phone 15—Here Comes Help—for Any Auto TroidJe. We ■''Pecialize in Quick Tire Service. Power Oil Co. Station, J. B.Malpass,Aflt We have installed this week the Utett type Ato EquiyMto fee lubricating your car—high pressure air guns that put the nett grease in your car. forcing the hdacato to every waring part. EVERT job GUARANTEED—VE CALL ID* A» DEUVB TOUR CAR Best Jersey Bull. C. O. Brown. Best Jersey Heifer, Lyman Veal; 2nd Lyman Veal. Best Gilt, James Morgan; 2nd Ly man Veal. Community Bot Browns Grove, Willie L. Johnson: Walker’s Chapel. Mrs. C. O. Brown; Willing Workers. Mattie Purdue; Anticch Community, Annie Hall; Walker’s Grove. Walsie Walker. Individual Exhibit* 1st Lyman Veal; 2nd Charles An- Prteea Best Cake. Eva Morgan: 2nd Mat- tie Perdue. Best Lemon Pie Ollie M. Ayers. Best Potato Pie. Rachel Andrews. Best Plate Biscuits, Leila Young. Best Corn Meal Muffins, Lelia Young. Best Dozen White Eggs. Willie L Johnson. Best Dozen Brown Eggs. Louise Johnson. Best Pound of Butter, Rachel An drews: 2nd Carrie Morse. Best Pound of Lard, Willie John son: 2nd Annie Hall. Best Canned Com, Lora D. Tra- wick; Corine Jackson. Best Jar Canned Fruit. Georgia Thomas: 2nd Catherine Andrews. Best Jar Canned Beans, Lara D. Trawick; 2nd Sarah Farley. Individual Exhibits Best Jar Canned Tomatoes. Lora D. Trawick; 2nd Dissle Myrick. Best Jar Fig Preserves. Thelma Walker; 2nd Maggie Huff. Best Jar Jelly. Mattie Trawick; 2nd Rachel Andrews. Best Jar Pickle. Corine Jackson; 2nd Roxie Harper. Best Canned Peaches, Corine Jackson: 2nd Annie M. Douglass. Best Soup Mixture, Catherine An- ■dreufe; 2nd Lora D. Trawick* Best Canned Meat, A. G. Davis; 2nd Carrie Morse. Best Pumpkin, Ralph Johnson; 2nd . O. Johnson. Best Ten Ears Pro. Corn, James Morgan; 2nd Jeff Banks. Best Peck Peat, WUlie Morgan: 2nd Ludus Walker. Best Sweet Potatoes, Ralph John son; 2nd Samuel Morgan, ist Tan Bars Cum,; * Guard your health with an ELECTRIC RANGE One of the most important superiorities of an Electric Range is the fact that it preserves in all foods the healthful juices and vitamins which are so necessary to the building of strong, sturdy bodies and keeping up of bounding energy and vitality. Essential food elements are never cooked out of food and thrown away. With "waterless'' Electric Cooking, foods are healthier, more delicious and have richer flavor than ever. You can buy an Electric Range far as little as $}.50 down, with 3 years to pay the bahnee. Many models to choose from. Georgia PeYrer CgMpaaj ■mamimmMi