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ANNUAL EXHIBIT AT
CAMBRIDGE ARMORY,
! D orchester County Community EE-
hibit, November to 18th, In Cam
bridge-Many Prizes Offered-big
Display Expected.

The 18th Annual Dorchester Com
nonnitv Exhibit will be held at Cam
bridge Armory, November 9, 10 and
18th, under the auspices OF the Dor
chester Pomona Grange.
Now is the time to prepare for the
Community Show, pick our your ma
terial and be sure to have the rlgnt
quantity for each exhibit. The rules
as worked out by the committee, are
as follows:
All exhibits to be grown, raised or
made by the exhibitor = NO prizes
awarded to dealers. No 1ndlvldual
exhibit can be entered for more than
one prize-only one Exhibit IN each
class permitted from one farm.
PREMIUM LIST.
The Community Show is yours and
! it's success depends upon the support
given by the growers of the County.
, The extensive premium list given be-
low will show that plans nave peen
made for the largest and best exhibit
ever held. Don't delay. Get your
exhibit ready and bring it IN on
Thursday, November 9th, not later
than p. m. -,
The best 10 ears of white corn,
5000 in cash; End, $500; 3rd, $500;
4th, $500.
/ Best 10 ears yellow coin, 1 ton OF
Lime, Orem & Winterbottom; IND,
| l Hat, McCready's; 3rd, box Cigars,
Granville LeCompte.
Best half bushel rye, $500; End,
/ Best half bushel wheat, $500; End,
box piston rings, Cambridge Battery
Co.; 3rd, s1.00.
| Vegetables.
Best 8 heads cabbage, big Ben clock
Ernest Wirz; End, 2 lbs. coffee, Bry-
ans Cash Grocery.
! Best fve-eight bushel kale, $l.OO;
End, l lb. Bosco coffee, Arnle and
Grupe.
Best peck carrots, 8 lbs. special
brand coffee, Ruark & Sherman; End,
2 lbs. special brand coffee, Ruark q
Sherman.
Best peck spinach, lbs. coffee, APP
plegarth & Meekins; End, l Id. co1ee,
F. J. Parks.
Best peck parsnips, doz. packages
cigarettes, j. E. Andrews & Co.; End,
monograph record, w. G. Hurlock.
Best peck lima beans, mans smrt,
P. U. C. Store; End, sack flour, Sull-
van & Jackson. ;.
Best 6 heads lettuce, flash light,
Seward & Woolford; End, l ID. coffee
Walter Baker, E. N. Market.
Best peck red peppers, steel square
Saxton & Parker, E. N. M; End, SHIRT
w. J. Grove, E. n, Market.
Best peck green peppers, box CT
cars, Skinner Bros; End, flash hgnt,
Army & Navy Stores.
Best 6 table beets, 2 OTIS. Auto VI,
Cambridge Battery Co.; End, 1 bottle
Auto polish, Cambridge Battery Co.
Best peck tomatoes, SIS hat, Stevens
Smith & Co.; End alarm clock, Harry
E. Oliver, E. N. Market.
Best peck onions, picture, LeCom-
pte & Harper; End, record, w. Z. Hur-
lock.
Largest pumpkin, auto tube, Cam
bridge Vulcanizing Co. End, box
I stock tonic, Cambridge Pharmacy.
, Best 8 Hubbard squash, sack flour,
Green Valley Mills; End, book, Book
Exchange.
Best five-eight basket gold skin po-
tatoes, >48 lbs. flour, W. E. Ellington
& Sons; End, bag of bran, Wane and
Co, E. N. Market.
Best fve-eight basket big stem po-
tatoes, SIS to be deposited E: N. Mark
ct Bank; 2nd, lbs. arsenate of lead
VANS Pharmacy, E. N. Market.
Best five-eight basket white sweet
potatoes, Inner tube, Moore Mileage
Tire Co.; End, choice roast beef,
Smith & Wall.
Best display sweet potatoes, $500
pair blankets, M. Nathan Estate; 2no
, shirt, Dan Garner.
Best five-eight basket white turnips
hat, w. North; End, fresh ham, l. b
Keene & Co.
Best ive-eight basket yellow tur.