The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-06-05
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Following is list of the special pre-
miuns to awarded at the Mount Holly

mount HOLY, OHers tne chOlce OF Big Bel
alarm clock, Waterman fountain pen or UNI
brella, value $3.50 each. for best basket of De
licious apples. Also, piece of jewelry to tn,
value of $3.50 for the best sponge cake mad,
by young lady of Burlington county, no
| over 1S. Also, a sterling silver pencil for tn,
best model of aeroplane, designed by boy un
der 16. Also, a piece of iewelry to the valu,
of $500 for the best article in cross stitch
any design, by a girl under IA. Apples anC
cake to go to donor.
Krupnick's Department Store, 40 Main street
Mount Holly, offers Paul Jones MILDLY blouse
for best sponge cake made by High Schoo
Domestic Science Club. Also, $3.50 gold-plateC
pocket knife and chain for best article any
design, made by boy or girl in high schoo
manual training class. Cake to go to donor.
Franklin B. King, Farmers Supplies, Mount
Holly, offers one-horse cultivator for the best
basket of Green Mountain potatoes Potatoes
to go to F. B. King.
Henry Rosenfeld, House Furnishings, Mil
J street, Mount Holly, offers parlor table for the
best basket of large onions. Also, parlor
rocker for the best basket of Irish Cobbler po-
| tatoes. Also, a nice rug for the best cocoa
nut layer cake, baked in Champion New Era
| range. Cake goes to Burlington County Hos
pital
| William c. Wetherill. Dry Goods and Mems
Wear, Main street, Mount Holly, offers $3.50 in
gold for the best basket of sweet potatoes, mar
ket size, to be grown in Burlington county,
and special growers excluded from competition.
Potatoes to go to w. C. Wetherill. Also S25
in gold for the best basket of Irish Cobbler
potatoes, grown in Burlington county, special
growers excluded from competition. Potatoes
to be of medium size and to be judged for
fairness and smoothness and not for size. Po-
tatoes to go to W. c. Wetherill. Also, $3.50
in gold for the best variety of crochet lace
made of @. M. c. crochet cotton, by school
girl under 16 years. Also $3.50 in gold for
the best workmanship exhibited by the students
of the manual training department of the
Mount Holly high school. Also $3.50 gold piece
for best essay written by boy or girl of the
Mount Holly high school, Subject mount
Holly" Also, $3.50 gold piece for the best
display of canned vegetables, not less than 8
nor more than 10 kinds, put up by women of
Burlington county.
The Burlington County Fair Association Of
fers the following premiums to the boys of
Burlington county with the approval of the
committee in charge of the Boys Agricultural
Contest and the committee urges the boys to
make as large an exhibit as possible. All ex-
hibits will be returned to the exhibitor at the
close of the Fair: Best 10 ears field corn.
any variety-First prize, $500; second prize,
$500; third prize. s1.OO. Best 10 ears sugar
corn, any variety-First prize, $500; second
prize, $500; third prize. $1.OO. Best 10 ears
pop corn, any variety-First prize, 5000; sec
ond prize. s1.O0' third prize. 80 cents. Best
basket potatoes. any variety-First prize, $500 |;
second prize. 5000; third prize, $1.0O.
Keim Supply Co., 1927 Market street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, offers a wooden cooling blanket
for the best trotting bred yearling colt, flly
or gelding.
Tuttle & Clark, Blue Ribbon Horse Goods
Co., Detroit, Mich, offers wooden cooler for
the best trotting bred three-year-old colt, FLY
or gelding.
Samuel Ellis, The Wiltshire, Virginia ave
nue., Atlantic City, offers a weeks board at
THE Wiltshire" before the first day of July
1918. for the best basket of white potatoes,
any variety. Also. weeks board for a lady,
for the best angel cake. These premiums are
not transferable.
The New Jersey Mirror, Mount Holly. offers
a years subscription for best basket of peach
es, any variety. Also. years subscription
for best basket green mountain potatoes.
The Farm Journal, Philadelphia, Pa, offers
a five (5) years subscription to that paper for
the best basket of Seckel pears. Another for
best basket of turnips. Another for best dozen
ears of sugar corn. Another for best basket
Grimes Golden Pippins. Another for best bas-
ket of Keiffer pears.
Charles E. Rogers, successor to Rogers &
Boyd, feed dealer. Mount Holly, offers so lbs
De Sofa -four for the best basket of Irish Cobbler
potatoes. Potatoes to go to Burlington County
Children's Home.
Schuyler G. Rogers, Main street, Mount
Holly, offer Gloria silk umbrella, value s15O,
for the best basket Baldwin apples. Apples
to go to Schuyler & Rogers
The Philadelphia Record offers one annual
subscription to The Record for the best mince
pie. Also, one annual subscription for the
best basket of Winesap apples. Apples to go
to The Philadelphia Record.
Alexander Dubell, Jones' Pharmacy, Mount
Holly, offers five pound box of Apollo chocolate
candy for the best orange cake.
L. S. Boyce stationer. Mount Holly, offers
one Spaulding's Geneva tennis racquet for best
angel cake made by girl fifteen years of age
or under. Premium cake to go to Mr.. Boyce
John E. Whitman, eye specialist, Mount Holly,
offers pair of glasses for best chocolate layer
cake made by girl fifteen years of age or un-
der Cake to go to Whitman. Not transfer
rable
George B. Mcclellan, plumbing establish
ment No. IL Mill street, Mount Holly, offers
gas light, complete, for best chocolate cake
made by girl fifteen years of age or under.
Cake to go to Mcclellan.
Aliens Pharmacy, Main street. Mount Holly,
offers $500 box of Samoset candy for the best
basket Grimes golden apples. Apples to go to
Mr.. Allen.
The Mount Holly Herald offers years sub
scription for the best mince pie baked by a
lady residing in Mount Holly, pie to go to
Herald. Also, a years subscription for the
best basket of sweet potatoes; potatoes to go
to Herald.
W. & R. Kumpf, dealers in hardware.
paints, oils, glass, varnish, salt, Etc, Mount
Holly, offer a two-quart aluminium saucepan
for best sponge cake. Cake to go to Kumpf's.
Philip s. Irons, dealer in furniture, Main
street, Mount Holly, offers hand-painted whip
ped cream set for the best black chocolate
loaf cake. Cake to go to P. S. Irons.
Edward B. Hulse, manager opera house,
Mount Holly, offers "a admissions for the best
pan raised biscuit, made by girl 10 years of
age, or under.
Saltzman's Department Store, Mount Holly,
offers silk petticoat for the best angel cake
Also, sweater for best basket of sweet pota-
toes. Cake and potatoes to go to Mr.. Saltz-
man.
The Kil-Tone Company, manufacturers of
spraying materials. Newark, N. J., offers 100
lbs. of Kil-Tone for the best baNksk Il Cchbisr
potatoes. Also, 100 lbs. Kil-Tone for best bas-
ket of any other well known variety of pota-
toes. Also, 100 lbs. Kil-Tone for best basket
| of tomatoes. Also, 90 lbs. Green Cross
arsenate of lead powder for the best basket Of
apples, any variety. All of the above to be
raised in Burlington county, with the aid OF
Kil-Tone spraying materials. Premium bas-
kets to go to Kil-Tone Co.
| The President, Edward B. Jones, offers sill
yer cup for the champion cow of all breeds
competing in the dairy test
| The Rancocas Stock Farm, Of Jobstown, of
fers ten dollar gold piece to the owner of tn,
best sucking colt sired by the standard breC
stallion Andrew Mac.
Memorial to John w. Bodine
At the Manual Training and High
School, Camden, on Tuesday, the Me
mortal Day program was rendered a
the opening Of the school in the morn
ing, in the auditorium, and was of (
very impressive character, being dedi
Gated to the memory of Veteran JOIN
w. Bodine, the first number being /,
tribute paid to the departed comrad
by Philip Souder, of the class of 10, il
which he said:
1.-THE program this mornings Offered
as a memorial to the soldiers who
fought and died in the Civil War.
For a great number Of years W
have had among our distinguished
veteran guests Mr.. Bodine. This year