The citizen., 1914-11-27
WINNERS OF SPECIAL PRIZES

The special premiums, which are
annually given by Frederick merch-
ants to exhibitors at the Frederick
Fair, have just been announced by
the managers of the Frederick County
Agricultural Society. They are as fol-
lows:
For best embroidered table cover, a
pair of kid gloves, offered by C. Thos.
Kemp, awarded to Miss Rebecca Eader
For best collection of cut chrysan-
themums, palm, offered by David
Croft, awarded to Miss Katie Ziegler
For best display of silk embroidery,
different stitches, box of fine station
cry offered by Miss Georgia Poole,
awarded to Miss Nellie Kuhn.
For. best embroidered linen center
piece, pair of kid gloves, offered by
Neidig & Miller, awarded to Mrs. Guy
G. Roser.
Apple Awards.
For best plate Paradise apples, an
umbrella, offered by Markey's Shoe
store, awarded to Maurice Coblentz.
For best plate Vandever apples, 1-2
pound tea and one pound coffee, offer
ed by F. V. Staub, awarded to ]. Hook
er Lewis.
For best preserved peaches, 5
pounds granulated sugar, offered by
Edw. D. Baltzell, awarded to Miss EN-
ma Slagle.
For best preserved cherries, 2
pounds Mocha and Java coffee, offered
by Rhodes R. Kemp, awarded to Miss
Alice Rowe.
Marmalade and Cake.
For best pineapple marmalade. vio-
let toilet water, offered by ]. A. Will
hanson, awarded to Miss Virginia
Miller. IN
For best sponge cake, pounds B.
& K. baking powder, offered by F. C.
Knott, awarded to Mrs. John D. Sum-
mers.
For best orange cake, lady's UNI
brella, offered by Thomas H. Haller,
awarded to Miss Eleanor Dill.
For best ginger bread, an American
Lady corset, offered by o. P. Bennett.
awarded to Mrs. Lottie Murray.
For best fruit cake, bottle of toilet
water, offered byJ. Heisley Keller,
awarded to Miss Jennie Grabill.
Jelly, Wine and Canned Fruit.
For best apple jelly, nickel-plated
pitcher, offered by N ]. Wilson & Son,
awarded to Mrs. John Green.
For best blackberry wine, an Ameri-
can Lady corset. offered by o. P. Ben
nett, awarded to Miss Frank Hustled.
For best canned peaches, a nickel
plated pitcher, offered by N. J. Wilson
& Son, awarded to Mrs. David Bidel.
For best Irish cobbler potatoes,
Gem food chopper, offered by A. G.
Quynn & Co., awarded to Charles +.
Reeder
For best pencil drawing from nature,
a box of candy, offered by R. S. ].
Dutrow, awarded to Alexandria An
derson.
For best S-year-old filly, Glass 26,
fine whip offered by L. S. Clingan,
awarded to John w. Weller.
For best 3-year-old Percheron stall
lion of Frederick county, a fine whip,
offered by John E. Schell, awarded to
Charles H. Zimmerman.
The special awards in the Poultry
Department were:
For the best display in the American
Glass, British Bros, $3.50 in gold; best
display in the Asiatic Glass, Frank
Harbaugh, $3.50 in gold; best display
in the Mediterranean Glass, Brish
Bros, $3.50 in gold; best display in
the Polish class, J. e. Kriner, $3.50 in
gold; best display in the French Glass,
]. G. Kriner, $3.50 in gold; best display
in the English Glass, Brish Bros, $3.50
in gold; best display in the Dutch
Glass, J. c. Kriner, $3.50 in gold.
Other awards were:
Umbrella for the best pen of sin
gle comb White Leghorns, offered by
Rosenstock Bros, to George D. Nix
dorff.
One setting single-comb Rhode Is
land Red eggs for best pen single
comb R. l. Reds, offered by Ralph S.
Wolfe, Middletown, to Frank Har-
hauUh