The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-11-01
RAMONA GRANGE TO
EXHIBIT AT ARMORY
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ems, Smith & Co., 81 shirt; End,
Tschantre Il Son, cut glass bowl;
3rd, Cash Grocery, 5 lbs. coffee.
Best Display Irish Potatoes, three
or more varieties-James SIacum,
81 Perfection water circulator; End.
$1.5O: 3rd, 81.
Best 6 Stalks Celery, p. A. John.
son, lbs. Arbuckles coffee: End Ell
nest Wirz. 81 in work.
Best Peck Lima Beans, Oscar
Moore, Tbs. Amoco coffee; End, -.
H. Thomas, l 10. Carolina Bell coffee.
Best Heads Lettuce, Hotel Dix
on, 81; End, soc.
Best Peck Beets, 81; End, soc.
Best Peck Red Peppers. 81; End,
so cents.
Best Green Peppers, peck, 81; End,
80 cents.
Best Display Vegetables, Gas &
Electric Co., $3.50 lamp; End, S. E.
Hubbard Hdw Co., square blanket;
3rd, LeCompte & Harper, picture.
Best Plate Keiffer Pears, ST. End,
so cents.
Best Display Canned Fruit, Phil
lips Hdw. Co., perculator; End, $3.50
Best Display Canned Vegetables,
NJ. Nathan, Estate, chair; End, $3.50.
Best Display Preserves, Harring
ton & Bayly; End, $3.50.
/ Best Display Pickles, 8 or more va
rieties, SO; End, $3.50.
Best Display Jelly, 81; End, 81.
I Best Maryland Biscuits, twelve,
Hurley G Williams, pair blankets;
End, Charles Corkran. box Jamson
candy.
! Best Display Bread. -; End. =.
/ Best Loaf Bread, 81; End, soc.
/ Best 2 TBS. Butter, NJ. c. Richard
son e Bro. $3.50 in gold; End, 81;
+ 3rd, G. J. Mueller, sack flour.
( Best Gallon Vinegar. 81; End, G.
j. Mueller, l ID. coffee.
! Best 3 lbs. Honey, 81; End, soc.
Best Dozen White Hen Eggs, S. NJ.
Smith, 5 lbs. coffee; End, Mrs. Wher-
rette, china cake plate.
Best Dozen Brown Hen Eggs,
$3.50; End, Geo Meekins, box candy.
/ Best Piece White Cotton Embroid-
! cry, F. S. Jordan. pair stamped Turk
ish towels; End, soc.
/ Best Piece Colored Embroidery, F.
4 S. Jordan & Co., stamped center
-pieee- and eottonr1 2D.d, 5lc--->-1-
Best Display cut flowers, So; End,
81.
/ Best Display Chrysanthemums,
So; End, $3.50.
! Best Fern, White House, box can
dy; End, soc.
Best Palm, 81; End, soc.
Best 6 Pink Chrysanthemums, 81;
End, soc.
( Best Yellow Chrysanthemums,
81: End, soc.
i Best Bronze Chrysanthemums,
81; End, soc.
Best Vase Dahlias, Bradshaw's
Pharmacy, bottle perfumery; End,
so cents.
Best Vase Cosmos, C. P. Craig.
bottle perfumery; End, soc.
Best Vase Roses, Cambridge Phar-
macy, bottle perfumery; End, soc.
Premiums are subject to correc
ton or revision.
Grange Prizes, for Changers Only.
Best 10 Ears White Corn SO cup;
End, IS cup; 3rd, $3.50 cup.
Best Loaf Bread, Hurlock Grange,
SIS in gold.
Best Quart Preserved Peaches,
Cambridge Grange, SIS in gold.
f Best Quart Canned Yellow Pea
ches, Nanticoke Grange, IS in gold.
New Market Grange, S. in gold.
Best Quart, each, Tomatoes. Mixed
Pickles and Corn, Girls Canning
Club, $3.50 in gold.
Best Essay on Quickest and Cheap
est Way to Improve Poor Soil, $3.50.
RULES.
LIST. No name or mark or other
sign, indicating the identity of the
exhibitors shall appear On any eX-
hibit. Exhibitors name or card may
be attached after exhibits have been
judged.
End. Every exhibit entered for
premiums must be grown or produc
ed in Dorchester county by the per-
son in whose name it is entered.
3rd. All exhibits must be in the
Armory in Cambridge by o'clock p.
/ m. Thursday, November 8, 1917. The
! exhibits will be open for inspection
Friday morning, evening, and Satur-
day morning. No exhibits will be
removed from the Armory until II
m. Saturday, at which time prizes
will be awarded.
4th. Blue and Red ribbons, prop
erly inscribed, will be given for 1st
and End prizes.