The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-10
PRIZES FOR D0RCKES-
TER FARM PRODUCTS
Pr. serve This List 1t Will Not BePublshed Agan-Many
Valuable Prizes Offered All Farmers Should Be Inter-
e.ted-Exhbition To Be Held At ambridge, In The
Annoy, On Thursday, November 9Th.

display, 20 In gold. Woman'Sa CLUB
of Cambridge.
Hest White Chrysanthemums,$2.
Hest Pink Chrysanthemums, So.
Hest Yellow Chrysanthemums,s2 50.
Hest collection Houseplants, 81.
Hest Fern, 81.
Hest Palm, 81.
Hest Bunch Roses, bottle per-
fumery. Postoffice Pharmacy.
Best bunch Geraniums, 81.
Coltests Open To pomona Grange
Members Only.
CORN. Grand championship cup
to be won three times by individual
or Grange for best ten ears corn.
Best ten ears white corn, hand
soI1e silver cup.
Second best same, SIS silver cup.
Third best same, $3.50 silver cup.
ACRE CONTEST. Championship
cur to be won three times for the
most sound corn by weight grown
on a measured acre. Winner of
this years contest to receive out
right in addition a silver cup.
sBUTTER. Best pound, in half
pound prints, $3.50 in gold.
HONEY. Best six pounds honey
in comb, $3.50 in gold.
CANNED FRUIT. Best exhibit,
at least five varieties, $3.50 in gold.
ECANNED PRESERVES. Best ex-
hlbit, at least five varieties, $3.50
in gold.
JELLIES. Best exhibit,at least
five varieties, $3.50 in gold.
CANNED VEGETABLES. Best ex-
4fbit, at least five varieties, $3.50
Il, gold.
PICKLES. Best exhibit, at least
i've varieties, $3.50 in gold.
BISCUIT. Best plate Maryland
biscuit, $3.50 in gold.
Additional Prizes.
The Cambridge Banks have con-
Eributed $25, to be divided among
the various contests as cash prizes:
National Bank of Cambridge,$10.
Farmers & Merchants National
INK. IS.
Eastern Shore Trust Co., IS.
s Feople's Loan. Savings and De-
ait Bark, IS.
ID. Lee LeCompte has offered
y Of shoes as a 4th prize in
lite csra
]. Tucker, of the F. A. Davis
- Co.. of Baltimore. has offer
~ F. A. d. cigars as a 3rd on
Fel1oW corn.
P<izes Given By Hnrlock People.
Williams Bros, one So sweater
'or best basket of gold skin sweet
potatoes.
Samuel Morris, one 50 rocking
hair for best gallon apple vinegar.
Griffith & Charles, one ga $3.50
,quare horse blanket for best peck
II shominy corn.
VIM. C. Bradley & Son ,one square
$3.50, for best peck par
snips.
w. s. B. Cottman, one pair So
bed blankets for best basket white
Haman sweet potatoes.
Eastern Shore Trust Co. Bank,
Hurlock, Md, R. Lee Glover, CASH
er. $3.50 in gold for best peck
u Stayman's winesap apples.
W. L. Plummer, 81 rug for best
basket carrots.
Rules Governing Contest.
1. No name, mark or other sign
the identity of the exhi-
oitor, shall appear on any exhibit.
Exhibitors names or cards may be
attached after the exhibits have
been Judged.
2. All exhibits in the canned
'ruit, preserves, jelly and pickle dis
plays must be correctly labeled.
8. Every exhibit entered for
premiums must have been grown
Dr. produced in Dorchester county
oy the person in whose name it is
sntered.
4. All exhibits must be at the
Armory, in Cambridge, by 1890 a.
n. Thursday, Nov. IL, 1913. For
he convenience of exhibitors, the
Armory will be open the after
noon of November 11th, and
Of the Committee will be
n attendance to receive exhibits.
s. All persons desiring to enter
my of the chicken and cow con-
.ests must notify M. Nathan of such
Intention before 6 p. m. Monday,
Nov. 10, 1913.
6. Blue and red ribbons, prop
srly inscribed, will be given for
al firsts and seconds. No can
goods to be opened.
Occasionally we meet people who
ire almost as smart as we are.