Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-08
More Prize Winners at State Fair

First, B. NJ stahl; second. J. ". Mil
burn.
Henderson Early Leyiathsn-First, w
A. Slahl; second. Mrs. A. 3. Wood
ward.
Dwarf Wax or Green Podded Beans.
Brittle Max-First, j. ~. Milburn;
no second.
Cabbage.
Early Jersey Wakeneld-First, ]. w.
MilburD no second.
Flat Duteh-First II. s. Kendall; no
second.
Cantaloupes.
One-half basket Of the following va
rieiies must be shown. Must be In
edible condition 60 qualify:
Rocky Ford-No FIRST; second, J.. w.
Miburn.
Carrots.
Danver's Half LOng-iirst ]. MoGee;
second. B. NJ. Stahl.
Long Orange-First. J. w Nlilburn;
second, r. 3. Milburn. Jr.
Celery.
White Plume First, Alrs. F. W.
Curtis; second, !. W. Alilburn.
Corn (Sweet).
Beet twelve cars Of each Of the fol-
lowing varieties:
Country Gontleman-F First, J. W. Mil
burn; no second.
Stencils Evcrgreen--First. Mrs J.. O.
Walkers second. j. w Aiilburn
cucumbers.
Best Ave specimens Of each Of the
following varieties;
Fordhooll Famous-First, J. ". MI
burn; no second.
Imp. Early White Spine-FSrst, j. Nc
Gee; second, b NJ StahL
Egg Plants.
Bost three specimens Of each Of the
following varieties:
New York lmproyod-First, J., Nc
Gee; second, J. ". Aiulburn.
Black Beauty-First. j. Niece; sec
ond, J. ". Milburn.
Earliest Dwarf Purple-First, J. Ne
Gee; second, J.. W. Milhuln.
Onions
Yellow Globe Danvors-First, J. W.
Milburn; second, =. D. AfiibuIn, Jr.
Priyetaker-first, j. W. Milbum;
second. ". a. Stahl
Silver king-first, J. vs.. Milburn 3
no second.
Southport Whita Globe --Frst, ". a.
UANNAf EFNNNNF DO " MlANNANs
White Portugal OF Silver Skin-First,
W. A. Stahl; 10 second.
Parsuips.
Improved Hollow Crown-First, ID. a.
Cornbrooks, MarshalltcI; second, J. Nc
Gee.
Guernsey Student or Half Long
First. J. W. Milburni second, J.. b.
Milburn.
Peppers.
Collection Of peppers. Six specimens
70 each plate end three varieties OF
The list named 20 qualify:
Large Bell or Bull Noso-First. J. W
Mllburn; no second.
Chinese Glant-First. J. w. Mlhurn
no second.
Ruby King-First, .. A. Cornbrooks,
second, J. W. Milhurn.
Long Red Caycnne-Flrst. w. A
Siahl; no second.
Potatoes
Display Of white potatoes, not les.
than ten varietles-First. Naudain
Son; no second.
Display Of eight largest potatoes Of
! one yariety--Firat Naudain & son
/ second. ". Hendrlcks0n.
Potatoes for single premiums. No
/ other varieties except thOse listed viii
be accepted FOR competition IN this
class and none entered here may COM
I pete elsewhere. Half bushel baskets
required Of each variety.
Irish CObbler-Flrst, Naudain & Son
second, II. L. Howell.
Garneld-Flrst, j. A. Cornbrooks
second, Naudain & Son.
Sir Walter Raleigh-Firsi, Naudain &
son; no second.
stats OF Maino-Flrst, 7. 2. Howell
second. G.. L. Combs.
Empire State-Flrst. Naudain & SON
no second.
Early Purltan-Tlrst. Naudaln & Son
no second.
Green Mountain-Flrst W. Hendricls-
son: second. Naudain & Son.
Squashes.
Boston Marrow (Rich Orsngel FIRST
/ W. A. Stahl; second. B. NJ. Stahl.
Hubbard, Red 20 Golden-First, J. W
Milburn: no second.
| Fordhook Bush lcream 10 light or.
ange FIRST. B. NJ. Stahl; secodn, W
4. Stahl.
summer Crookneck yellow q
orange, warty)-First, w. A. Stahl
second, y. NJ. Stahl.
Yellow Bush I Scalloped (Custard'
! lyellowl-First. b. M. Stahl; no second
White Bush Sealloped (Custardl
I white First d. a. Cornbrooks
second, j. W. Milburn.
Tomatoes.
St0ne-First, J. W. Milburn; second
/ F. ID. Walker.
Ponderosa-First. j. Niece; sec
] Ond, II. $. Kendall.
Matchless-First, II. G. Kendall; sec
ond, II. ;. Kendall.
Chalk'5 Early Jewel-I1rst, II, s
| Kendall; second, II. O. Kendall.
Greater BaltimOrc-First, Florenc'
Oayett; second, II. :. Kendall.
Bonny Best-First, L. A. Trimble
no second.
] Livingston's porfecti0n-First, II. G
Kendall; second, II. :. Kendall.
Yellow plum-First, J. Niece; sec
ond, II. @. Kendall.
Red Cherry-First, J.. w. Mllburn
second, J. MCGEE.
WatermelOnS,
The association reserves the right 4
cut all watermelons entered for com
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