Your server does not return an object (rather a list of strings) - therefore you can't parse the response with a model class.
In case the server returned for example:
{"OrderNumber":"13025", "OrderDate":"11/12/2013 2:26:24 PM"}
THEN you could use your model class to parse this, because JSONModel can match the JSON key names to your class property names:
@interface OrderNumberModel : JSONModel
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSString* OrderNumber;
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSString* OrderDate;
@end
BUT since your server just returns two strings, without keys you can't have them automatically mapped to a model class.
What you CAN do though is to use JSONModel's built in HTTP client.
#import "JSONModel+networking.h"
[JSONHTTPClient getJSONFromURLWithString:@"your URL as string"
completion:^(id json, JSONModelError *err) {
NSArray* array = (NSArray*)json;
NSString* orderNr = array[0];
NSString* orderDate = array[1];
}];