The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-18
Annual County Exhibit
Shows Improvement
In Products Displayed

Grange wishes to thank the citizens
of Cambridge for the support given
the 18th Annual County Exhibit,
held at the Armory, in Cambridge,
| Nov 9th and 10th and the banks and
business houses of the County, for
| the generous manner in which they
| contributed toward the premiums.
AS a whole the exhibits showed an
improvement, also that the farmers
| realized the kind of material that
wins premiums.
In former years it was thought
| that the largest farm product re-
CARELESS of quality should win. But
it is now understood that the ex-
hibits are judged on their relative
worth as a commercial product.
There was decided improvement
noted in the Apple Display, showing
the benefit derived from proper
spraying. The corn exhibit though
small was very good. and winners
have been asked to get up entries for
the International Live Stock Exhibi-
ton at Chicago. Early frosts cur
| tailed the vegetable exhibits, but
competition was very keen especially
in the Sweet Potato and Garden
Display.
The ladies department had pro-
ducts of unusual merit. The Fancy
work was excellent and the canned
| goods and pie and cake displays
were most tempting. Especially to
the youngsters who naturally grant
uted in that direction.
In the centre of the Armory bank
of flowers consisting of Chrysan-
he
other flowers added life and color to
the exhibit.
The winners and premiums are
listed below:
The Best 10 Ears OF White Corn
First z. d. Bradley. Hurlock S.; End
Samuel Hopkins. Cambridge, blanket,
by w. 3. Cottman of Hurlock; 3rd,
Howard Harding Cambridge, So; 4th.
Best 10 Ears Yellow Corn
First, Howard Harding. ton of
lime, by Orem and Winterbottom: End
A. X; Austin. l hat by Mccreadys
'"ra"'''I Best Hail Bushel Rye
First. J. L. Reid. 81; End. w. J.
, Carroll pkg. coffee, by Ollie Thompson
BEST Half Bushel Wheat
First, \. Assmussen, s.; End. Mat Mat
| bridge battery Co.
} Best Display Hay
First, Meadow Brook Farm, 81; End
c. W. Brewood, 81.
Bundle Broom Corn
l.. L. Coane, 81.
i VEGETABLES
Best Three Heads Cabbage
, First, Fred Hirst, Big Ben cloc' by
Ernest Wirz; End, Leon Lane, lbs
, Best Is Bushel kaie
First, Fred Hirst 81.
, Best Peck CARROTS
First, J: Robert Layton. Ibs; special
, brand coffee, by Ruark and Sherman
Best Peck Spinach
First, Fred Hirst 8 lbs. coffee, BY
! Applegarth and Meekins.
Best Peek Parsnfps
, First, Fred Hirst l doz. packages
cigarettes, by J. E. Andrews eco;
, End, J. Robert Layton, phonograpf
record by w. c. Hurlock.
Best Peck Lima Beans
First Mat Harding, shirt by p. u. c
, Store; End, ]. L. Reid, sack -four BY
= Sullivan and Jackson.
Best Six Heads Lettuce
4 First, r. l.. Lewis, flash light, by Sew
= Best peek Red Peppers
, First, Fred Hirst, steel square, b!
. Saxton and Parker; End. Mrs. Jennie
| Carroll. shirt, by w. X. Grove. of Eas
= New Market.
Best Peck Green Peppers
First, Fred Hirst box cigars, b!
| Skinner Bros.
= Hest Six Table Beets
= First, Mat Harding. quarts aut'
oil, Cambridge Battery Co.; End, Mrs
. Jennie Carroll, 1 bottle auto polish b!
| Cambridge Battery Co.
. Best Peck Tomatoes
First, Fred Hirst, SIS hat. by Stevens
= Smith & Co.; End. A. K Austin. alarm
|. clock. by Harry E. Oliver East New
= Market.
Best Patty Pan Squash
First, J. Lewis Reid, picture, by Lee
4 Compile and Harper.
Largest Pumpkin
. First, Mat Harding, auto tube b!
; Cambridge Vulcanizing Co.; End. Wad
. dell Harding, box stock tonic. by Cam
bridge Pharmacy:
. Best Peck Peas
First, Lambert James. 81.
Best Three Heads Caufi4ewer
First, Fred Hirst flash light. BY
. | Army and Navy Store.
Best rs Basket Gold Skin Potatoes
= !irst. GO. NJ. Osborne. 4S lbs. f1eur
by w. f. Edingtcn &Sor .2ni. =. "
> Hubbard. has OF bran, by We've and
Co., L. N. Market.
, Best n Basket Big Stem Po1ntoes
First. Chas. Tasting, IS to he de.
posted. f. N. Market Bank: End. J
| Lewis Reid, TBS. arsenate of lead, by
, CH+ain's Pharmacy, z. n. Aarket)
First, Geo. NJ. Osborne, IS pair blan-
! kets. by NJ. Nathan; End. Arthur o.
bourn, shirt by Dan Garner.
; Best = Basket White Turnips ~
, North: End J. Robert Layton. fresh
ham. by l. B. Keene Co.
Best rs Basket Yellow Turnips
:. First, ]. Robert Layton. pair mems
, shoes. by Dunn's store.
\ Best Is Basket White Irish Potatoes
First F. B. Clifton, carving set ny
; Herbert Hearn Hdw. Co.; End. c. e.
Smith. inner tube. by Chas. Il. Mace.
, Hest Is Basket Red Irish Potatoes
| IxOnp)-FirSt w w. Ryrn har by
, Ray Slacum; End A. K. Austin. Bal
. timore Commutator. by ]. A. Siacum.
(Round)-First w. w: Byrn. roast
! beef. by Smith and Wall; End. ). L
Reid, sack flour by Green Valley Mill
, Best Six Stalks Celery
First Fred Hirst. Eversharp pencil
, by Hoge and Holder.
Best Display Vegetables
Phillips Hdw Co.: End, Miss Edna Jor-
dan. 1 doz. photo by Waller.s Photo
\ Studio; Bird. VIM. Fl. Jordan, electric
lamp by Gas u Electric 20.
Best Display OF Apples
} First; John Thompson. s4 rug by
Todd Furniture Co; End. VIM. }. VOL
\ len, bag OF growing mash. By Huh
! bert and Croft.
best Plate Baldwins
} First J.; a Buncke, record by W. c.
, Best Plate Five Paragon Apples
First. S. L. Byrn, 81; and John
| Thompson, so cents.
| Best Plate kinRard
First. John Thompson. / 10 coffee by
F. j. Parks
Best Plate Five Stayman Winsap
First, VIM. j. Wollen. 81: End. S. L.
| Byrn, so cents.
Best Plnte Mitchell
First. S. L. Byrn. pair towels by
! Warren Hooper
best Plate Five Winsap
First c. ]. Singer. 81; End. VIM. J.
| Wollen so cents
Best Plate Delicious
First, John Thompson l ID. coffee by
| Walton Baker Secretary.
, Best Plate Five York Imperial Apples
First. VIM J. WOoln, 81: End. John
Thompson, so cents.
| Hest box Apples
First S. l.. Byrn, pair mems gloves
| by Mrs. NJ. *. Wiley.
Best Plate Ben Davis Apples
| First, w. j. Wollen. 81; End, c. j.
Singer so cents.
Best Plate King David
First John Thompson, 1 ID. coffee by
Arnie and Groupe.