The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-11-05
POULTRY SHOW PRIZES
BUSINESS PLACES CONTRIBUTE TO ITS
SUCCESS SNOW OPENS IN ARMORY
NOVEMBER II.


There will be a meeting of the
Poultry Association on Wednesday
evening, November 10, at the County
Agents Office, at which final arrange
ments will be made for the show to be
held in conjunction with the Agricul-
ltural Exhibit, at the Armory, Novem-
ber II to 20. Exhibitors are especially
invited to attend and participate Re-
member the cooping facilities are linn
tied and entries should be made early
as possible. as it is probable that some
entries will. have to be refused. Fol-
lowing is list of premiums contrib
uted so far as reported:
General prizes $40 in cash prizes
| OF 81 for the second best displays in
each of the 10 varieties having the
largest entries, contributed by the B.
r. Shriver Co.; Westminster Realty
& Insurance Co, ond o. d. Gilbert;
$40 in cash prizes of ST for the third
best displays in each of he 10 varie-
ties having the largest entries, con-
tributed by Herbert J. Essich and G.
irving Kr0h for the champion bird
OF the show, handsome carving set,
by the Westminster Hardware Co...
play, silver Loving cup, by Carroll
Farms Hon. Wade H. ID. Warffeld;
for best Barred Rock cockerel, 50, by
eGeorge Schrade; for best Barred Rock
pounds Gem Poultry Powder, by II.
#J. Jones; for best White Rock pullet,
galvanized chick coop, by John w
IIumbert; for best display of Buff
Rocks, handsome set military brushes,
by Al. NJ. Horane; for best display OF
Partridge Rocks, safety razor, by JOS.
B. Boyle; for best plymouth Rock
cockerel, so pounds Of H-O Laying
Mash, by A. d, Leister; for the best
display of Rhode Island Reds (either
eomb), safety razor, by Rexall Drug
Store; for Rhode Island Reds, both
combs, 81 for best pullet, 81 for best
cocaerel, 81 for best pen, by DR.. II.
n Fitzhugh; for best single-1omb
Red pounds of Gem Poultry Pow
der, by HI j. Jones; for best rose
comb Red, / setting of rose-comb
Red eggs, by Thomas w Kemp: for
best display of any variety of Wyan-
dottes, l bag of flour, by Eng.ar g.
Sponseller; for the second best Column
bian Wyandotte cockereI, 81, for the
puIiet, ST, by William e. Froek do
nor not to eompete); for best pen of
Silver Laced Wyandottes Is pounds
Of Gem Poultry Powder, by H. ].
Jones; for best display of Silver
Laced Wyandottes, 81, for best display
of Golden Laced Wyandottes, ST., by
DR.. FL NJ. Fitzhugh.
Asiatic class For the best dis
play, a silver and glass fruit basket,
By James H. Cassell; for the champ
ion bird of the class, an aluminium
kettle, by Shreeve, e Shafer; for the
best Light Brahma pullet, 81. for the
best Light Brahma cockerel 81, by
Chenowith and 10 cent Store.
Mediterrean class For the best dis
play, silver loving cup, by Senator R.
Smith Snader; for the best display of
White Leghorns, $3.50, by Stoner &
Hobby, and so pound bag of H-O
Scratch Feed, by Thomas Tiles; for
the second best White Leghorn cock
ereI. 81, by Otto r. Leist; for the best
display Of Leghorns other than White,
1 bag of Scratch Feed, by Bakers
Grocery; for the best display of Min
orcas, any variety, SO pounds H-O
Scratch Feed, by a. D. Lester; for
the second best S. c. Black Minorca
cockerel, / setting of S. G. Black
sllinorea eggs, by William E. Frock;
for the best White Minorca pullet, ST.,
by Chris Snauble; for the best display
OF White Minorcas. package of poul-
try powders, by William n. Keefer;
for the best display Of Anconas, both
combs. spot light, by Herr & Baby
Ion; for best pen of single or rose
comb Anconas. 25 pounds of Gem
Poultry Powder by H. J. Jones.
MISCELLANEOUS class: For the best
display, handsome lap robe, by J. w.
Skunk, for best display of Silver
lCampines. ! years subscription to'The
Times, by the Times Publishing Co.,
! for the best display Of S. s. Ham