The Press., 1913-10-22
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red mangle, 1st, 50; early Egyptian, 2d, .25; early Dirgo, 1st, 50; De- troit dark red, 2d, .25; early scarlet horn carrots, 2d, .25; Rubicon car rots, 1st, 50; Conn. field pumpkins,
 1st, 50; winter luxury pumpkins,
 1st, .5O; squash-Boston marrow, 1st, .5O; orange, 1st, 50; prolific, 1st, 50; original Hubbard, 1st, 50; i; delecta, 1st, 50; chilly, 2d, .25; dwarf curled kale, 1st, 50; large smooth sugar parsnips, spc, .25; early favorite caulifower, 1st, 5O.; water melons-new national, st, 50; great monarch, spc, $1; Kleckley, 1st, :. 50 i; Tom Watson, 1st, 50. Carlos Brad ley, Ellington, squashes -delecta, 2d, .25; warty Hubbard, 1st, 50; white scallop, 2d, .25; large crookneck, 1st, 5O.; blue Hubbard, 1st, 50; Rabbi Kohl, spc, 25. white egg turnips, 2d, .25. Gordon A. Charter, Stafford, turnips red top white globe, .25; white egg, 1st, 50; yellow globe, spc, .25. RE. Doyle, Holland, beans red kidney, 1st, $1 butter, 1st, $1; imported cranberry, 1st, $1; case knife, 1st, $1. Herbert Plumb, Staf- ford, Burpee's oxheart carrots, 1st, 50. F. H. Plumb, Stafford, pickle onions, 2d, .25; Detroit dark red beets, 1st, .5O; extra early red fiat onions, 1st, 50. W. S. Clayton, Stafford, Philidel curl endive, spc, 10; perfection parsley, spc, 10. Chas. Kellogg, Stafford, crimson globe beets, 1st, .5O; Chanteney carrots, 2d, .25. Luther Gardner, Union, citron, 1st, 50. Phila Williams, Stafford, OK heart carrots, spc, .25. John P. Brown, Stafford, Shumway's white plume, 1st, 50; Shumway's pink plume celery, 1st, 50. Seth Scho- field, Stafford, Boston pickling cucum- bers, spc, IS; muskmelons, spc, .25 watermelons, spc, .25; beets, st, .5O oxheart carrots, 2d, .25; beans-hor- ticultural pole, 3d, .25; yellow eyed, 1st, $1; Belgium bush, 2d, 50; speckled, 2d, 50; Curries' rust proof, 1st, $ Japanese onion sets, 1st, 50; squash - green Hubbard, 2d, .25; gol- den summer crook, 2d, .25; mammoth Chilli, 1st, .5O; mammoth white, spc, 25; early stone tomatoes, spc, .75; turnips-long white French .25; yell low or amber globe, 1st, 50; COW horn, 1st, 50; yellow Aberdeen, 1st, 50; golden ball or orange jelly, 1st, 50; American wonder peas, 1st, $1. l.. E. Dimock, Stafford, colored eye beans, 2d, 50; six weeks beans, 2d, 50; long green cucumbers, spc, 40; white spine cucumbers, spc, 40; pumpkins-Cusheen, 1st, 50; Conn. field, 2d, .25; sweet pie, 1st, 50; squash-improved Hubbard, 1st, 50; warted Hubbard, 2d, .25; golden, 2d, .25; winter crookneck, 1st, .5O white globe turnips, 2d, .25; snow ball cauliflower, 2d, .25; rutabaga, 2d, .25; bread stone turnips, 2d, .25; tomatoes-dwarf champion, spc, .75; Pendroser, spc, 50; success, spc, .75; cabbages-succession, 2d, .25; Dan- ish ball, 1st, .5O; fiat Dutch, 1st, 50; Sutton, 1st, 50; all season, Is, 50; autumn king, 1st, 50; drum head, 1st, .5O; Marblehead, 1st, 50; Savey, 1st, 50; red rock, 1st, 50; beets-Derring, 2d, .25; blood tur- nips, 2d, .25; golden mangle, 1st, 50; yellow tankard, 1st, 50; long red, 2d, .25.
 FRUITS.
 M. E. Tillinghas, Vernon, apples - Ben Davis, 1st, .5O; gilliflower, 1st, .5O; Roxbury russet, 2d, .25; seek no-further, .2d, .25; pears - Anjon, 2d, .25; Bosc' 2d, .25; Buffum, I'd, .25; Lawrence, 1st, 50; Seckel, 2d, .25; Sheldon, 2d, .25. Attilio Tonon, Stafford, Gravenstein applies, spc, .2b.. William ]. Wilson, Rockville, wal