South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
PRIZE LIST FOR FAIR
IS ISSUED WEDNESDAY
Poultry List Not Yet Completed
While Several Prizes Are
Still to be Entered on Gen.
eraI List.

The prize list for the north side
county fair was issued Wednesday.
and while IL is not yet altogether
complete. so far as il goes. il Is off,
cial. The list for the poultry section
is being attended 10 and Will be pub
1ished in a day or so. Several prizes
In the other sections have also 70 be
placed. and third prizes awarded
where only two are now mentioned.
Prizes are still coming in and IT Is
probable that several ncv classified
tons Will be added by the time the
official program goes to press.
Following is the list:
Colts, Two Year-Olds.
First prize. $50 stove or $50 credit
on furnace. by Joe Colbert; second
prize. lap robe, value SO, by Eber-
hardt Bros; third prize, rain coat.
value -, by A. S. Whey.
YearIings.
First prize, 81 gold watch. by Par
menter; second prize. wool blankets,
by Haslanger, value IS: third prize,
heavy gum short boots. BY Wooien
Co, value $3.50.
WeanIings.
P~ st prize. Perfection cook stove.
by Etandard OIL Co., value $40; sec
ond prize. Voc sporting boots, by
'szIId pHQl :e5'9$ snTBA 90 usIooM
horse blanket. by Fishers harness
shop, value. sS.5@
Calves.
Dairy type; over six months and
under II: First prize. portable lamp,
by Gas Co, value $3.50; second prize,
clothes hamper. by National Veneer
Co. value $3.75: third prize, four
buckle ar2tics. by Wooden Co., value
$3.50.
over six months and under II:
First prize, portable lamp, by Gas Co.
value $3.50; second prize, clothes
hamper. by Veneer Co, value s3.75;
third prize, boys heavy gum boots,
by Wooden Co. value S2.75.
Best general display Of products
from any one farm:
First prize, special, gasoline engine,
Perkins Windmill Co., value $50.
Not over 10 entries OF live stock In
any one class. First 10 received will
be given preference.
Wheat.
First prize. for best bushel. sulky
plow, by Oliver Pillow Co., value $50.
COrn--YeIIOyv.
First prize. brass bed. by Beiger
Furniture Co, S25.
Vegetables.
Potatoes - First prize, gasoline
stove, by ]. .. Swanger, jr., SIS.
Sweet pOtatOes-First prize, one ton
OF soft coal by W. E. Schroeder,
value =
Cabbage-FIrst prize, one years
subscription to South Bend Tribune,
value So.
Squashes-First prize, one years
subscription TO South Bend News
times, value So.
Pumpkins largest - First prize.
coon tail boots. by Wooden Co, value
$3.50.
Culinary Department.
For best line OF pastry from one
family-First prize. 100 piece set Of
dishes. by North Side Five and Ten
Cent store, value S25.
Wheat bread-First prize, so pound
sack OF flour. by Gamble grocery,
value 81.
Brown bread-Ffrst prize. one sack
Of flour, CeresOta, by Delmer +. Bear,
value 81.
hamper, by Veneer Co, value $3.50.
Loaf cake-First prize. one ham.
by Fred Major.
Pies. two crust-First prize, lady's
shoes. Herzog shoe store, value $3.50;
one crust. two pounds of coffee, VIII
liam Bradford.
Canned Fruit
PeaChes-First prize, five pounds OF
coffeo. National Grocery Co.
Cherries-First prize, three pounds
Of coffee. National Grocery Co.
Strawberries 80 First prize, three
pounds OF coffee. National Grocery Co.
Jellies-First prize, eight quart
aluminium kettle. George ]. Stock
niger; second prize. one pound tea,
George J. StOeCkinger.
Pickles cuCum bers-First prize,
three pounds OF coffee, Smith Bros.
second prize. two pounds OF coffee
Smith Bros.
Beet pickles-Ffrst prize, three
pounds OF coffee. Smith Bros: second