The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-11-30
POTATO pEpARrMENr-open 70 Box.


POTATO DEPARTMENT-open to Boys
, Class A-White Potatoes
LOT 1. Best Green Mountain Potatoes.)
First premium Two-day trip to State Ayr
cultural college, given by F. Wallis Armstrong
onville.
Second premium-Two garden tools, given b
Gimbel Bros. Philadelphia. Won by Joseph v
H. Pew. Moorestown.
Third premium-Book, Makers of the Ne
ton, given by American Book Co., Philade
phia- Won by Basil Sholl, Burlington
Fourth premium-Book Carpenters Gee
graphical Reader" given by American Boo
CO. Philadelphia. Won by Charles N. Gas
(Lot g. Best IL Irish Cobbler Potatoes.)
First premium-Fountain pen, given by Il
s. Stiles (druggist), Moorestown. Won by FL
Second premiunn-Pair of skates. given by E
2. Warner (merchant). Medford. Won by W
Norton Kirby. Columbus.
Third premium-Knife, given by Richar,
Lippincott, Vincentown (farmer). Won b,
Charles N. Gaskill, Mount Holly.
Fourth premiunl- Book, Makers of the Ma
ton" given by American Book Co, Philadel
phia. Won by Percy Kirby, Columbus.
/ Qot 8: Best u Giant Potatoes.)
| First premium-Boys suit, given by J. Eli
emerchant). Burlington. Won by Clayton
Dudley, Masonville.
Second premium-Ingersoll watch, given b,
William H. Bishop (merchantl. Pemberton
Won by Francis Dudley, Masonville.
Third premium-Pen, given by S. Jarre
Moolman. Vincentown focal and fertilizer)
Won by Albert Clevenger, Buddtown.
Fourth premium-Book. Carpenters Geo
graphical Reader" given by American Bool
Co., Philadelphia Won by George Cievenger
Marion.
Got 4. Best Z Gold Coin Potatoes.)
First premium-Fo Football, given by j. s. Rog
ers Co., Moorestown contradictory. Won b,
Leslie Stockum, Medford
Second premium-Delta hand lamp (electric)
given by Samuel E. Lippincott, Burlington
Third premium-Head halter, given by Johr
Magee. Bordentown (harness maker). Won by
Albert Wagner. Riverton.
Fourth premum-One years subscription to
Green's Fruit Grower, given by Green's Fruit
Grower Co., Rochester, N. Y. Won by George
Menoken, Moorestown.
(Lot s. Sweepstakes. Best 10 White
Potatoes at Show.)
(The winner of this premium will not be en-
titled to first premium in the lot in which his
First premium-One weeks outing at Camp
Ockanickon, the South Jersey County Boys
Y. M. C. A: camp given by Walter Kirby, Co
lumbus. Won by Ezra Oft, Marion.
Class B-Sweet Potatoes.
(Iot L. Best IL Yellow Sweet Potatoes.)
First. premium Two-day trip to State Agri-
cultural College given by Agricultural contest
committee. Won by Preston Wells, Moores-
town.
Second premium-Ingersoll watch. given by
j. Won
by Joseph Harris, Riverside
Third premium-One four years subscription
to Farm Journal with booklet, given by Farm
Journal Co., philadelphia Won by Walter
Fourth premium Zone years subscription to
Green's Fruit Grower, given by Green's Fruit
Grower Co, Rochester. N. Y. Won by Basil
1Lot 2. Best 12 Red Sweet Potatoes.)
First premium-Two-day trip to State Agri-
cultural College, given by Elwood Hollings-
head nd oadl Won, hxr
Charles Wells, Moorestown.
Second premium Nickel-plated fashlight,
given by William Evans. Marlton. Won by
Third premium-One years subscription to
Youths Companion, given by j. A. Stuart,
Beverly (farmer) Won by Ezra OFT, Marion.
Fourth premium-One years subscription to
Green's Fruit Grower, given by Green's Fruit
Grower Co., Rochester, N. Y. Won by George
McMullen, Moorestown.
APPLE PACKING DEPARTMENT.
Class A-Box.
First premum-Two-da trip to State Agri-
cultural College. given by F. Wallis Armstrong.
Moorestown. Won by Samuel R. Sharp. Mas
onville.
Second premium-5O frst-class Baldwin APP
pie trees, given by Harrisons nurseries, Berlin,
Md. Won by Harry Garwood, Burlington.
Third premium-Knife, given by b. w. Coop
er, Moorestown. Won by Elwood Evans, Mas
onville.
Fourth premium-5o pounds Daniel Webster
-four, given by W: !. Newbold & Son, Moores-
town (grocers). Won by Charles N. Gaskill,
Class B-Basket.
First premium wo-day trip to State Agri-
cultural College, given by First National Bank,
Beverly. Won by w. Norton Kirby, Columbus.
Second premium-50 frst~class Baldwin APP
in. Nd. Won by Clayton Dudley. Masonviile.
Third premium-Book, American Apple Or
chard," given by Elizabeth G. White, Of New
Lisbon. Won by Reginald Adams. Burlington
Fourth premium-5O pounds Favorite -four,
given by Kirby Brothers, Medford flour and
feed. Won by Charles N Gaskill, Mount Hol-
DIVISION n--Open to Boys and Girls under IS
Class A-Chickens.
(Lot l. Best pen Rhode Island Reds;
l male, female.)
First premium-One pair homing pigeons,
(farmer). Won by Helen Shreve, Pemberton.
Second premium-l0O pounds scratch food,
given by Ridgeway Bros. Pemberton flour
and feed. Won by Samuel Workman
Third premium-Three chicken coops, given
by Kirby Brothers. Medford flour and feed
Won by Anna R. Shreve.
(Lot 2. Best pen Barred Plymouth
Rocks imale, 8 female.)
First premium-0ne cockerel and two pull
lets, given by Albert Haines, Masonville farm
Second premmmioo pounds chick so feed riv-
en- by Hargrove & McFaul, Browns Mills
tmerchandse). Won by Elwood Shinn. Column
bus.
Third premium-Shoeing horse. given by AL
bert Watson. Wrightstown (blacksmith). Won
by Everitt Croshaw, Wrightstown-
(Lot 8. Best pen White Leghorns;
l male, female.)
First premium-Setting of eggs, given by
Rancocas Poultry Farm. Browns Mills. Won
by Richard l. Keller, Mount Holly.
given by Charles H. Kirby, Medford flour and
feed. Won by George Mintzer Birmingham.
Third prenium-Book, Agriculture for Be-
CHM & Co.. Boston. Won by William Carr.
Marion.
Lot A. Best pen White wyandottes
l male, female.)
First premium-D Dictionary, given by Ameri-
can Book Co., Philadelphia Won by Anna
R. Shreve, Pemberton,
Second premium-Knife, given by B. w.
Cooper, Moorestown. Won by Marion Rog-
ers. Medford.
Third premium-Book, Agriculture for Be
ginners," given through Ross N. Hood, for
Engle. Medford.
Lot s. Sweepstakes Best pen of
chickens entered in the show.)
(The winner of this premium will not be en-
titled to first premium in the lot in which his
pen is entered.)
First premium--one S. c. White Leghorn
Browns Mills. Won by Elwood jackson, Med
ford.
Class B-Best Dozen Eggs.
(Lot /. Best dozen eggs, Rhode Island Red.)
First premium-Fountain pen. given by J.
M. Noroross. Pemberton (jeweler). Won by
Robert Stuart Beverly.
Second premlun-BOOk. Agriculture Tor be-
ginners.'' given through Ross N. Hood for CHM
& Co.. Boston. Won by Herbert Oliver, Bur
lington.
Camden. Won by Robert McMullen, Moores-
town.
Lot 2 Best dozen eggs. Barred Plymouth
Rock)
First premium-Book. Poultry Craft" given
by Stokes E. Sharp. Burlington. Won by Wes-
ley Headley, Vincentown-
Trrl or,d frlc
of Garden City," given through Ross N. Hood
for CHM Co., Boston. Won by Sheldon
Evans, Burlington.
Third premium Gloves. given by William
Matiack. Moorestown (grocer). Won by Ell
wood Shinn. Columbus.
lLot 8. Best dozen eggs. White Leghorn.,
by Wilson & Firth (grocefs), Burlington. Wor
by Madeline H. Lischman. Marlton.
Second premium-Book, Makers and Defend
ers of America given by American Book Co.
Philadelphia. Won by John Evans. Burling-
ton.
Third premium Necktie, given by Abraham
Saltzman, Mount Holly fmerchandise). Wor
by Samuel J. Hines, Marlton.
(Lot A. Best dozen Wyandotte Eggs.)
First premium-Watch, given by Clarence
G. Deacon. New Lisbon. Won by Madeline HI
Second premium-One four years subscrip
ton to Farm Journal, given by Farm Journa
Co., Philadelphia. Won by Elwood Jackson
Third premium-Necktie, given by Abraham
Saltzman, Mount Holly (haberdasher). Wor
by Howard Holtz. Marlton.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS
Class A.
ANY article useful on the farm made Of
wood, metal or eoncrete)
First premium Two-day trip to State Agri-
cultural College, given by John NJ Chant, Bev
erly farmer. Won by Walter L. Jessup, Riv'
erton.
Second premium-Barrel of Alpha Portland
cement given by Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Easton, Pa. Won by A. Engle Parker Moores.
town
Third premium-Roll 3-ply Ruberoid roofing
given by j. u: Severns Sons Co., Inc, Bur
Thornton Mount Holly