South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 251, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1922 — Page 23

FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8. 1922

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Offer Numerous Prizes in Exhibit of Horticultural Society Planned For Chamber of Commerce Bldg.

m ths oavmnt or Colbe a feature of ths enthat Is being planned by ss in charge of ths enf v - r e -1 i y sx - rel society which will be held at the Chamber of CoTrrrr : Sept. ' ft, ? and 2:. Good music and a' rcoi time for ereryone la promised the various committee In chirge. The merchants of South Bend are cooperating wlrh the society this year ana are orrering prwee totauns several hundred dollars. The Is expected to be by far ex , the largst and finest held here The list of awards Is as follows: CLASS A. -'rtlon 1 Collection of fruits by a horticultural or an agricultural r -Tolsation. F.i prize. ISO; secL 125; third. $15. ?ctlon. 2 "olWtfon of fruit by an individual grower. First prize. $20; second prize, $10; third prize. $5. Section J. Beat ten varieties for mirkti Frt nrtza. tlO: aec-i ond prise. $5: third prl $3 Section 4 Best ten varieties for him? use. First prise. $10; second prize. $5. third prise. $3. S-otion o Best ten trays. First priz. $10; serond prise. $5; third lar!z $3. (To be shown In standard trays ) Each exhibit to consist of r,-ie variety to

be selected fromipnse. $3: second prize. I.

1 1 following list. : trie ties 'Baldwins. Banana. Delicious, Grimes. Hubbardston. Jonaoh. Maiden Blush. Northern Spv. R T Greening, Stay-' Wealthy. Winesap. man. Wagner. York Section Beet bushel of apples 'above varieties). First prise. $10; cond prize. $5: third prize. $3. Host bushel of Baldwins. First e. 1 carton of Arsenate of Lead, 1-2 lbs.; second prize, 1 carton l:m sulphur. -? bushel of Jonathan apples, r t prize. 1 carton of arsenate ot ! id; second prize. 1 carton dry lh is sal plrar. Best bushel Grimes Golden Firet prize. 1 carton of arsenate of lad; second prize. 1 carton dry lime sulphur. Post bushel of Hubbardston First prize. 1 carton of arsenate of lead. 3? 1-2 lbs., second prise, 1 carton '.v Mm sulphur. Tho above prizes furnished by Res F;ray Co. Plat. Section 7. First prize. $1.00; second prise. 50c. Varieties Arkansas Black. Bald-j win. Banana. Fen Davis. Delicious.! F.tlla-Water. Fall Pippin. Fameuse. j Crimes Golden. Hubbardston. Jonat'; n . King David. Mcintosh. MaidRtttSh. Northern Spy. N. W in r. Bambo. R. I. Greening. Beauty. Roxbury Rusaett, vman. Stark. Sutton. Tallman -et. King. Twenty-ounce. WagenWealthy. Willow Twis. Winesap. Wolf River. Bellflower. York Imperial. Grab Apples. E. G. Russett OoMen. Chenango and Duchess PEARS fion 8. Colle than ten vari second prize. of pears not First prize, third prise, in: 3. $5; Plates. $1.00; First prize, second prize 60c. Varietis Bartlett. Flemish B, Shekel. Duchess. Anjou. Louise Bon. Sh- ldon. Lawrence. Winter Nells. Word SB Bi ckey. Keiffer. Howell and Cl.i .rsean. PEACHES. Section not more prize. $"; prize. S2. 9. Collection of peaches, than ton varieties First li ond prize, $3 1 third Plates. $1.00; First rr i7e second prize, 50c Varieties Carman. St. John, Old W von. Elberta. Crosby. Stump Late Criwford. South Haven. Rochester. Gold Prop. Kalamazoo. Lemon Free. J. H Hale. BIr Red. Late Crawford. Hills Chili. Salaway and New I'roflic. GRAPES. Section 10 Collection of grapes, not more than ten varieties. First prize. $10; second prize, $5; third prize. $3. 'rst nrlze. si: second prize. 50c Varieties Worden. Concord., Bright, Lindley. Pockllngton. Asawan. Moore's Early. Salem. Wy- j om;ng. Niagara. Empire State. Wil-; der. Diamond Deleware. PM MS Section II. Collection of plums., not Ufcftrs. than tafl varieties. First i BANISH NERVOUSNESS Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand, for Run-Down, Tired Out People 1 oat. oat of sorts. d- ' or pbjtlcaliy dT.rttbox of Wendell' rills, t Wstttlck'l Cut Rat daj anil take the flrat Ksllng better right away o brl siroke too mch. l'ile;:' Puis. Anablioa rou feel better in tbree fen.--.t. menti'.l I 't z SO cent Ul Dii iO U DiS y J. sfsdiclae Store big s:p tuwarj 1 It too work t sr are asreoo. Pr!..l. will mak 4r er lit Mr el. i.d aej bach froa Wettlch a Cut In Srort ou tbe first box purAs a trearment for affc:lons of the nervosa system, con;ipa:loa. rwttta, lopie6eM. o Htrvs ion. set a box of Wendell's I s. Amnl : Brand, today on ihe pi.iu money back Adr. hsf itel Use sea.SC SCHOOL DAYS "iris n ertra caU m tae family nasv'cc yei sr. easy tersse. TXHIlma A fl 1 ve n e tvawsrk ia sat as s by hkeU&ea r aU D MM wj r(r)tre I'o It teOay ire. r.ano. An. U9 ftK Main 17 44. STiT S3. St'-hI 1Mb StUie 4. kt-rhfcnu Uowak BIS. ttJ S. WleJtan. Opm a 4o 5, SO.

1 third prize. 12. QXIXCTM Section 12. CollectW not more than ten ea 'es. rspr;z. H; second prize. J 2 fMltAHtt e-tlon 13. Potatoes F.xhlblt to consist of one peck, shown In d,amorwl splint market basket Any. a- y belonging to a croup, can enter for group prise Potatoes must not be waehed Best peck earlv potatoes. Flrt prise. $5: second prize. S3; third prize. $2. Best peck late potatoes, any riety. First prize. $5; second prize S3: third prise. $2. Best quart lima bean. Firt priZA. 75c; second prise. 50c. Best quart navy beans. Flrei pr!z. 75c; second prize. 50c. Beet B three cauliflower?! First prize. $1; second prize. 50c. Bst three head of cabbage, any variety First prize $2; second prize. fl. Bs)t muskmelon. First prize. $1; 'second prize 50c Best watermelon. First prize. $1; second prize. 50c. Be.r thre- ess plants First prize. 31: secorvd prize. 50c. B"st three stalks of celery First prize. $1: second prize. 50c. Beat Hubbard squash. F1 st prize. $1: second prise. 50e. Biggest summer pump n. First Best ten fars earlv reet com First prize. $2: second p fast, $1. Beet tn ears late t -eet corn. First prize. S2; second r Ize. SI. Best six carrote frj Fir-t prize. $1: secc i Best six cucumbers. $1; second prize, 50c. Best six table be:s. table use. p-:z. 50c. F rst prize. First prize. $1: second prize, 50c. Best six parsnips. First nrlze, ft; second prize, 50c. Beat six mango peppers prize, $1; second prize. 50c. Best peck white onions, prizo. $2; second prize. $1. Best peck yellow onions First First First prize. $2; second prize, $1. Best peck red onions. First prize. $2; second prize. $1. Best peck turnips. First $1: second prize, 50c. Best peck red tomatoes, prize, $2; second prize. $1. IN'st peck : e'low tomatoes prize. $2; second prize. $1. Beet peck sweet potatoes, prize. $'J: second prize, fl prize. First First First (X)LLi:( TION OF VEftKTARLKS. i Best collection of vegetables by 5 r 'foetoj LsL

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Best oliection of muskmelons. PI ret prize. $S second prise. $3. NKD 11 I' ITS. t:on 14 Must be in the regular quart jars. Firs; prtae. fl: second prize. 50c. Varieties Sweet cherries, peaches, pears, gooseberries, black rasp1 'rr s. blarkbrrles. sour cherries, plums, strawberries, currants, red Bct and largest l!ertien of canned fruit by an individual. First prize. $10; second prise. $5. F-t:or: 13. Must be hown in regular Jelly glasses. First prise. jf; second prize. 25c. Varieties Apple. gooseberry. : - Try. crabapple. plum, quince, blackberry, raspberry. currant. si e a m . ' grap (ripe. grape (green ) Best a-d largest collection of jelUtS. First prize, $2; second prize. S2 ( ! D ITEGBTABUCSa Section 16. Must he in regular quart jars. First prize. $1; second prize. 50c. Varieties Asparagus, wax beans. corn, beets, lima beans, peas, toma toes, peppers (pimento. Best and larrest di.nlav of canned

v:f i h First prize. $5; second i Best and largest collection of canpriz'v S" ned products of the farm with jelSPICKTJ sWFKT PICKLED. i lies, preserves, pickles, relishes, etc , I Fecion 17 Muet be in regular ' exhibited by a St. Joseph county oj .rt s First prize. 75c; second agricultural or horticultural society, pgfsji r,o- First prize. $15; second prize. $10; Varieties Peaches pears. wafer-tnrd Prie. $5. aselOB, pr'-on tomatoes, cucumbers FLOWERS. SOVR PICKT.FS. j Section 20 Amateur class. Best Best can sour pickles. First prize. ! collection of flowers by an individual

$1; Mfond prl It, "0c Best can of dill pickles. First prize, $2; second prize. $1. PRESERVES. Section 1 Must be in regular pint jars. First prize, 78c; second prize. 50c. Varieties Peach, pear, plum, tomatoes, quince, cherry (sun preserves), strawberry' (tin preserves), apple butter, grape butter. plum butter. Best and largest collection of preserves. First prize, $3; second prize. $2. MISCELLANEOUS. Section 19. First prize, 75c; second prize. 50c. One quart of cider vinegar. One quart of errape juice. One quart of maple syrup. One quart of sorghum molasses. Peet and largest collection ot pickles, chow-chow, catsup, chili .auce. relishes of all kinds by an individual exhibitor. First prize. $3; second prize, $2. Best and larsrest collection of can nr fruits, Jellies, vegetables, pre serves and pickles by an individual

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(exhibitor. First prize. $10; second IjI"ize. 'grower. First prize. $10; second j prize. S5. One vase of 18 asters. First prize. $3; second prize, $2 One vase of 12 gladlolas. First prize, $3; second prize, $2. Best display zeniae. First prise, $3: second prize. S2. Best display coxcombs. First prize, $3; second Prize, $2. Best display snap dragons. First prize. $3; second prise. S3. Professional. One vase of 12 roses. First prize. $5; second prize. $2.50. One vase of flowers of any variety. not less than 12 in the vase First prize. $5. second prise, $2.50. Best display of potted plants, any variety. First prise, S3; second prize. $2. Committee: Ed. Vogt, chairman; T. H. Jackson, Prof. B. W. Scheib. Calvin Bradley, Cyrus Foote. For any other information call Mrs. B. W. Scheib. acting secretary. R. R. 5. box 160, phone Harrison 40 F-5.

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Many thoughtful people have taken advantage of our Stock Reduction Sale because of the great reductions. The unprecendented buying during this sale has reduced much of the over-crowded condition that handicapped us in making room for the DeVore Furniture Co. The new company will completely remodel the present store and we must make room for their workmen. This week's selling will clear the worst of the congestion. We have already seen to this in the greater values that we are offering. The sale is rapidly moving toward its end. Briefly, we say, make the most of it. Buy now and save money.

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