Evening journal., 1914-11-28

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vington.
Song, "Oh. Think Of a Home Over
There Mrs. Flora Hewett.
Judging of Corn, Prof. Grantham.
Practical corn test, A. j. Davidson.
Judging Canned goods and preserves
Mrs. Nellie Snyder.
Vegetable contest, Judge Thomas
Gricr.
Social Hour.
Mems Corn Smelling Contest, judges
to be selected.
Womens Corn Shell Contest, judges
to be selected.
Distributing fruit.
Address, Food Products from Corn,
Mrs. Nellie Snyder.
Address, Seed Corn" Prof. A. r.
Grantham
Lecture, the Rev. J. Edgar Franklin,
Announcing prize winners.
Address, the Rev. ]. e. White.
Closing song, Grange.
Competitive Corn, Vegetable and Pre-.
served Fruit Exhibition
RULES: All exhibits must be en-.
tered not later than p. m, Wednesday
December 2, 1914.
Except where otherwise specified, all
competitive exhibits shall be confined Ia
the members of Rose Hill Grange
All exhibits shall be produced at the
home of the exhibitor.
Corn Exhibits.
Prof. A. f. Grantham, Judge.
Best five cars seed corn (any Variety
produced by any granger in New Castle
county First premium, one years pre-
MUM for insurance not exceeding $50
on any horse or COW, by Eastern Mutual
Reserve Live Stock Association of Amer.
lea.
Second Best five ears seed corn (any
Variety produced by any granger il
New Castle county Second prize, gol,
medal, MillaId f. Davis.
Best five ears yellow seed corn, frs
prize SO, by w. T.. Myers
Second Best five ears yellow Sec
corn, second prize, -, by W. f. Myers
Third. Best five ears yellow seed corn
third prize, fountain pen, by c. William
X. Bradford Company.
Best five ears whitecap seed corn. frs
prize, box of cigars, Max Breuer
Second. Best five ears whitecap seet
corn, second prize, men's slippers, Beas
ton and Thompson.
Third. Best five ears whitecap see,
corn. third prize, Pratt's Stock Food.
Best five ears white seed corn. mems
slippers, Edward W. Pyle and Company
Practical test, A. J. Davidson, Judge
Mrs. J. r. Kilvington, scorer.
One Ear Exhibit.
Judging points: ) points. general con
tormity of ear; points, best butts;
points. best tips; 10 points, best matur
ed; 25 points, heaviest ear; 25 points
greatest shelled weight; % points, larg
est quantity of shelled corn.
First prize, suitcase, Snellenburg an
Company.
Second prize, silk umbrella, Crosb.
and Hill.
Third prize 81 worth of groceries
Gem Grocery Company.
Vegetable Exhibits - Thomas Grie
Judge.
Largest and most perfectly formed fiel
pumpkin, GO points for size, 40 point
for shape-Scales, by Wilson Hardwai
Company.
Best crookneck cashaw, size, O.
shape, 40-Box cigars, Kenyon & Co.
Second best crookneck cashaw-Cu
buttons, Tom Finn.
Third best crookneck cashaw-Bo
handkerchiefs, Mrs. II. e. Wright.
Five largest white potatoes-Neckti
London Shop.
Best five stalks White Plume celery
Umbrella, Goldberg's.
Best five stalks Green Plume celery
Butcher knife, Capelle Hardware Con
pany.
Best root of parsley-Necktie, Jam'
Wright, Inc.
Best bunch of round table heets-
Necktie, James Wright, Inc.
Best bunch of long table beets-Necl
tie, James Wright. Inc.
Ladies' EXhibits-Mrs Nellie Snyde
judge
Best jar of chow chow-Hat brus
Lyn Thomas.
Best jar of mixed pickles-Box wri
ing paper, C. NJ. Smith & Co.
Best jar of canned peaches-Silk ur
brella, Frank O'Donnell
Best jar Of canned cherries-Lady
collar. Mrs. Kilvington.
Best jar of canned pears-BoX han
kerchiefs, A. f. Goudiss
Best preserved strawberries Lady
kid gloves, Smith-Zollinger Company.
Best preserved tomatoes Vanity ba
Greenhaum's.
Exhibits of three kinds of Jelly, n
more than three tumblers of all:
First prize-Lady's silk waist, Bost
Cloak Store.
Second prize-oatin slippers, Nor
Lew.
Third prize-Bolt of ribbon. roplis
Son.
Best three jars canned tomatoes
Bedspread. kennard & Co.
Second best three jars canned tom
toes-White apron, Mrs. J. T. Kilvir
ton.
Rest three Jars preserves three kind
Five pounds coffee, Heroy & Co.
Second best three Jars preserN
three kinds Belt buckle, Goldberg's
Corn SheIling COntest.-Rules.
Ears TO be shelled TO be selected
Worthy Master Megginson. and to
Of as nearly Uniform size and matu
ity as possible.
Corn to be placed under cover al
each shelter to reach under the GOV
and take out the first ear his hal
touches.
Each contestant ~ take h'- ~fs'