Evening journal., 1921-12-13
AUTO ISPRIzE
AT CORN SHOW
Farmer Exhibiting Best Ten
Ears Will be Awarded
Machine
MANY PRIZES FOR
HOCKESSIN EXHIBIT

hOShEoSlNs Dec IA Ford
automobile given by Arthur Trim
BILE Of Hockessin is the prize that
win be awarded for the grand cham .
pion sample OF corn exhibited at the
northern New Castle County district
corn show to be held in odd Fellows
Hall. Hockessin tomorrow and Thurs
day. Probably no corn show ever
held In the county has had such an
attractive lot OF prizes A list OF
the prizes and the doners follows:
Amateur Ciass-1o ears white
corn-First prize-Bag Of -four
given by ]. l. Woodward Of Hoe
kessin; Second-Pure bred Rhode Is
land Red cockerel given by Ralph
Trimble OF Hockessin; Third-One
years subscription to the Newark
Post, by KeIis OF Newark
10 ears yellow corn-F1rst prize
Bag OF poultry feed given by John
Mcdonald OF Greenbank; Second
Pure bred Rhode Island RED cock
erel given by Ralph Trimble OF Hoe
kesstn; Third-One years subscrip-
tion TO the Newark Post
10 ears white cap or mixed corn
First prize-Bay OF Iaro dairy feed
given by H W. McNeal OF Newark.
Seeond-Ten-pound can OF lard given
by Rosor Bros. OF Hoci1essin; Third
One years subscription to the
Newark Post
20 ears white corn-First prize -
Five dollar gold piece given by J.
Howard Richards Co. OF Hockessin;
Second-Bag OF dairy feed given
by e j. HoIlingsworth OF Marshall
ton; Third-One years subscription
TO the Newark Post
20 ears yellow corn-Ffrst prize
FIVE Dollar gold piece-given by
George Pussy OF Ashland; Second
Bag OF dairy feed given by Boyce
Bros. OF Stanton: Third-One years
subscription 10 the Newark Post
Single ear Smelling the most corn
First prize-Two dollars given by p.
T. Pierson OF Hockessin; Second
Aluminium dish pan given by Grover
Gregg OF Hockessin-
Honorary Class-10 ears white
corn-F1rst prize-Bag OF -four given
by c. ID. Appleby OF Bear; Second
One 80 by az tube given by NJ c.
McVaugh OF Hockessin; Third-One
years subscription to the Newark
Post
10 ears yellow corn-Ffrst prize
Bag Of Pratts Lang mash given by
r G. buckingham. Jr.. OF Newark
/ Second-Set OF tires chains given BY
b Stanton Garage OF Stanton: Third
One years subscription to the New
: ark Post
\ 10 ears white cap or mixed corn
= First prize-Bag OF Cow Chow gfvei
by II. W. McNeal OF Newark: Sec
! ond-One bushel OF seed corn givei
by Golding & Son Co. OF Hoclxessin
. lThird-One years subscription 70 tho
. Newark Post
20 ears white corn-First PRIV
, Five dollar gold piece given by Mar
shall Bros. Inc. OF Yorklyn; Sec
e ond-Fifteen pound ham given by c
{ b. Dean OF Newark: Third-On,
{ years subscription TO the Newark
p Post
20 ears yellow corn-F1rst prfze-
b Five hundred letter-heads and en-
% velopes given by Kells OF Newark
p Second-Boyce Motometer given b,
. Fader Motor Co. OF Newark; Third
{ One years subscription to the New
ark Post
10 largest potatoe-any variety
E First prize-Bag Of Internationa
|, dairy feed given by John r. Rich
|, ards OF Newark; Seeond-Ffve gal
I Ion oil can given by Charles CORN
. ley OF Yorkiyn; Third-Ribbon-
/, Peck Of best potatoes-any varfet-
4 First prtze-Bag OF Shoemake
. dairy feod given by e l. Richard
OF Newark; Second-Twelve-q
= heavy dairy pan given by r. F. Geb
{ hart OF Hockessin; Third-One year
s subscription to the Delaware Ledger
r Sweepstakes-1o cars white corn
Ten dollar gold piece given by Kell
n OF Newark; 10 ears yellow corn
s One quarter ton OF Dayett's speeds
g dairy feed given by ]. L Dayett o
p Cooch: 20 ears white corn-Pur
e bred Hampshire gilt given by IN
a Blue Hen Farm OF Newark; 20 ear
4 yellow corn-Pure Bred Berfshfr
r gilt given by J. Howard Mitchell
II Sons OF Hockessin.
Grand champion ten ear sample
e any variety-Ford automobile give
: by Arthur Trimble OF Hockessin.