The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-12-05

Lot 2.-Best 10 Ears Reid's Yellow Dent
First-Two-day trip to State Agricultural
Committee Commit f Raymond Wilson. on'es
Second-Delta hand electric lamp, given
by =. f. Lippincott, Burlington, Charles
Third-scarf pin, given by ]. N. Clev-
enger & Son, Pemberton, Elwood Shinn.
Fourth-One years subscription to The
Rural New Yorker, Lewis Barton.
Lot S.-Best 10 Ears Golden Beauty or
Livingstone.
First-Two-day trip to State Agricultur-
| Kirby
Second-Fountain pen, given by Frank
lin S. Chambers, New Lisbon, Elwood
Lot 4.-Best 10 Ears White Capped Yellow
Dent
First-Two-day trip to State Agricul-
tural College, given by Burlington County
Produce Sales Company, Mount Holly,
SecondMPair cuff links and scarf pin,
given by L. P. Tomlinson, Marlton, Henry
| Henze.
Third-Knife. given by Samuel P. Ruff
Moorestown, Walter Jessup.
Fourth-One years subscription to Rural
New Yorker, Robert Mcmillan.
Lot 5.-Best 10 Ears Yellow Dent (Any
Variety Except Reid's.)
First-Two-day trip to State Agricul-
tural College, given by j. L. Lippincott
| Co, Riverton, Percy Kirby.
Second-Garden rake and hoe, given by
| Francis l. Green, Pemberton, Jos. w. II.
! Pew.
Third-Pocket knife, given by Louisa
| Simons, Pemberton, Francis Dudley.
Fourth-One years subscription to Ma
| tional Stockman & Farmer, Basil NJ. Sholl.
Lot 6-Best 10 Ears Boone County White.
First-Two- day trip to State Agricultur-
i al College, given by Alex G.. Wood, RiV-
| erton, Russell Croshaw.
! Seeond-Scarf pin, given by Alfred 1,
| Davis, Pemberton, Walter Jessup.
Third-Poeket knife, given by DIR. E. p.
Darlington, New Lisbon, Ed. 0'Brien.
Lot 7.-Best 10 Ears PhiI-a-bin.
First-Two-day trip to State Agricultur-
al College, given by George S. Phillips,
| JObst0wn, Warren Phillips.
| Second-IngersOll Watch. given by Will
liam e. Gaskill, Pemberton, w. Norton
| Kirby.
Lot S.-Sweepstakes-Best 10 Ears at Shew
First-One weeks outing at Camp Ock-
aniekon, given by Burlington County Y.
/ NJ c. A. Committee, Everett Phillips
Lot 9.-Best 10 Ears Sugar Corn
(Any Variety.)
| First-Two-day trip to State Agrlcul-
tural College, given by John V. Bishop,
Columbus, Jos W. H, Pew.
Seeond-"Farm and Garden Rule Book"
by Bailey, given by Emmor Roberts,
| Moorestown, George Kimble.
Third-Knife, given by Harry Hammell,
|
| Fourth-One years subscription to Ma
| tional Stockman x Farmer, Harold Winner.
Lot 10.-Best 10 Ears White Rice Pop Corn
First--.Fountain Pen, given by H. L.
| Stiles, Moorestown, Walter Eells.
| Second-Pair skates, given by Creedon
Hardware Co., Mount Holly, George S.
| Kimble.
Third-Necktie, given by ]. NJ. Roberts,
| Riverton, Everett Croshaw.
Fourth-knife, given by DIR. b. *. Brick,
| Marlton, Raymond Dugan.
Lot H.-Best 10 Ears Yellow Flint
| Pop Corn.
| First-Watch, given by Anna r. and
Helen ID. shreve, Pemberton, Warren Phil
Second-Fern, given by Walter P. Stokes,
Mo0restown, Harold Schmierer.
:, Third-knife, given by Harry Chambers,
| Moorestown, Elwood Shinn.
| Fourth-One 14-quart milk pail, given by
Joseph o. Jones, Pemberton, Everett Phil
/ lips.
Lot 12.-Best 10 Ears Red Pop Corn
| FIrst-One suit of clothes, given by j.
| thwait.
second-Poeket knife, given by Victor
| Bush, Pemberton, Walter Eells.
| Tbird-One years subscription to the
American Agriculturist, Alfred Whitall.
Fourth-Kodac Album, given by E. R.
| Sparks, Burlington, Vincent Spinelli.
| CLASS C-CHAAIPION EAR.
Lot 1.-ChampiOn Yellow Ear.
| tlISsl-SMeater, gwen Dy munger n Long,
| Camden, VIM, d. Rogers.
| Second-Stable blanket, given by James
Martin, Burlington, Charles vennell
Third-Book, First Principles of Soil
cocas, VIM. Jones.
Fourth-Book, "sixty Lessons in Agri-
culture" given by. American Book Co.,
Philadelphia, Elwood Shinn.
Lot 2-ChampiOn white Fear
ANY Dent Variety.)
Five dollars worth of goods selected
from catalogue, given by Henry A. Dreer
Inc, Philadelphia, Warren Phillips.
Second-Rake and hoe, given by Gimble
Bros, Philadelphia, Everett Phillips
Third-Necktie, given by Abraham Saltz-
man, Mount Holly, w. Norton Kirby.
sFourth-One years subscription to Ma
tional Stockman & Farmer, Walter Jessup.
Lot S.-Best Ear Smelling Most Corn.
First-Two day trip to State Agrieultur-
al College, given by c; A. LiRpincott &
Bros sseon Mdoo Fan04al, W Norton Kirby
Collins, Moorestown, Basil NJ. S6oII.
n Third-Boy's cap, given by, Lowden
Br Teart Bbnridlm ling Charles ven9el
lips.
CLASS D-BEST ESSAY.
For the Best Essay by Boy ENROLLED In
the Contest on How Grew My Corn"
First-One weeks outing at Camp Ock-
anickon, given by Burlington County
Teachers Association, VIM. Rogers.
Second-Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
given by Burlington County Teachers As,
sociation, Jos. O'Brien.
Third-Ingersoll watch, given by Bur
4ngton County Teachers Association, VIM
Fourth-Cap, given by burlington Coun
ty Teachers Association, Elwood Jackson
CLASS E-BEsT STATEMENT.
First-One weeks outing at Camp Ock-
anickon, given by Burlington County Y
NJ G. A. Committee, Francis Dudley.
Sec0nd-Five dollars worth of goods
selected from catalogue, given by Henry a.
Dreer, Inc, philadelphia, Norton Kirby
Third-Umbrella, given by r. G. Dunn,
burlington, VIM. Haines.
Fourth-Knife, given by 3. w. Cooper.
Moorestown, Elwood Evans.
CLASS F-MIsCELLANEOUs.
For the Best IS pounds on the Cob That
VIII Shell out the Largest Number of
Pounds of Shelled Corn Ito be SheIled
at the Show by the Boy who Grew the
COrn)
First-One weeks outing ae Camp ock-
anickon, given by Blanchard H. White.
Mount Holly, Charles Vennel
Second-Pair Of shoes, given by G. W.
Anthony, burlington, Warren Phillips.
Third-Knife, given by William J. Lip
pineott, Marion, Everett Phillips.
Fourth-Spade, given by Gimbel Bros,
Philadelphia, VIM. Rogers.
CLASS G-CORN JUDGING CONTEST.
tlrst-Corn shelter, given by Burlington
Supply c o;,Burlington, Percy Kirby.
Second-50 pound Favorite Flour, given
by Kirby Bros, MedfOrd. Corn planter
given by j. G. Montgomery & Son, Penn
berton, VIM. Rogers
Third-Knife, given by Theo. b. Martin,
Beverly, Walter JeSsup.
Fourth-One years subscription to Cen
| trail Record, Vernon Jackson.
Potato DEPARTNIENT-Open to Boys
Under 10.
CLASS A-WHITE POTATOES.
Lot 1-3est IL Green Mountain Potatoes.
First-Two-day trip to State Agricultur-
Moorestown, W. Norton Kirby.
| Second-Hoe and transplanter, given by
Gimbel Bros, Philadelphia, Percy Kirby
Third-Umbrella, given by r. Evans,
Marlton, Basil NJ. Sholl.
FOurth-BOok, "Sixty Lessonsin Agri-
| culture" given by American Book Com
pany, ElwoOd Shinn.
Lot Best IL Irish CObbIer Potatoes.
t1rst-5O peach trees, given by Hopes
brothers & Thomas, West Chester, Pa,
Ezra L. oft.
Second-Mounted map of Burlington
county. given by James Logan, Mount
| Holly, Everett Bradley.
Third-Knife, given by B. W. Cooper.
| Moorestown, Percy Kirby
Fourth = One years subscription to
| Green's Fruit Grower, Percy Vennel
| Lot 3.-Best LIZ Giant Potatoes.
Ffrst-50 peach trees, given by Hoopes
Brothers & Thomas West Chester, Pa,
| Second@fngersou watch givan nv n NJ