Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
Vegetable Awards

The winners are:
POLE LIMA BEANS.
King Of the garden-First, ]. F. Brackii
and Sons; second, Paul Yearsley.
Challenge or Drecr's improved-Fint
Henry Evans; second, J. +. Brackin ant
Sons.
POLE WAX OR GREEN PoDpED.
Caseknife-First, j. F. Brackin ant
Sons; second, no award.
Yard dlong-First, G. +. Coombs second
]. #. Brackin and Sons.
CABBAGE.
Collection of types and varieties o.
cabbage, not less than 5 varieties
First, William Farrall; second no award
Early Jersey Wakeheld--First, Ber-
nard Beste; second, no award.
Early summer.First, William Farrall
second, no award.
Flat Dutch-First, William Farrall
second, +. NJ. Sutton.
Drumhead savoy-First, William Far
rail-: second, no award.
cANTALouPEs.
Jenny Lind-First, George T. Mat
thews: second, no award.
Rocky Ford-First, Dewey Sapp: Sec
ond, John W. Killen.
CARROTS.
Danver's hall long-First, j. F. Brackin
and Son; second, Harry s. Kendall.
CELERY.
White plume-First, William FaTall;
second, no award.
Golden lf-blanching-First, William
Farrall: second. no award.
Giant Pascal-First, William FarTall;
second, no award.
Winter Queen-First, William Farrall;
second, Mrs. j. B. Stahl.
CORN (swEEr).
Stowell's evergreen-First, j. F. Brack-
in and Sons; second, Edgar Grose.
Mammoth sugar-First, John w. Kill
len; second, no award.
cucUMBERs.
Fordhook famous-First, Z. NJ. Sutton !;
second, c. F. Coombs.
Livingston's evergreen-First, E. NJ.
Sutton; second, j. f. Brackin and Sons.
Imp. early white spine-First, +. NJ.
Sutton: second, j. F. Brackin and Sons.
Boston pickling-First, E. NJ. Sutton;
second, no award.
Davis perfect-First, e. NJ. Sutton:
second, no award.
EGG PLANT.
New York improved ]. F.
Brackin and Sons; second, no award
Black Beauty-First, f. NJ. Sutton:
second, no award.
Yellow Globe Danves-First, L.
Ernest Dilworth; second, Meta Daniels.
Prizetaker-First,L Lewis Bros, second,
John w. Killen.
Silver King-First, John w. Killen;
second, no award.
Southport white Hobe-First, no award;
second, William Farrall.
Southport yellow globe-Firt, John
W. Kil1en; second, no award.
White Portugal or silver skin-first,
John W. Killen; second, William Farrall.
PARsNIPs.
Improved hollow orown-First, John
W. Killen; second, no award.
Guernsey student or half long-Flrst,
John w. Killen, second. no award.
PEPPERS.
Collection of peppers (six specimens
to each. plate and three varieties of
the list named to quahfy)-First John
W. Killen; second, no award.
Large bell or bull nose-Frst, H. G.
Kendall, second, no award.
Chinese giant-First, E. NJ. Sutton;
second, no award.
Ruby king-First, H. s. Kendall; sec
ond, no award.
Long red cayenne-First, H. G. Ken
dali; second, H. S. Kendall.
POTATOES.
Display of white potatoes (not less
than Eve varieties), s25, SIS, s10-First,
". A. Rothwell; second, J. L. Brackin
and Sons
Eight largest potatoes Of one variety
First, ]. F. Brackin and Sons; second,
]. P. Hickman.
Irish cobbler-Eirst, ]. F. Brackin and
Sons; second, Bernard Beste.
Farheld-First W. A Rothwell; second,
Paul Yearsley.
State of Maine-First, W A Rothwell;
second, F. H. Buckingham and Sons.
Green mountain-First, j. f. Brackin
and Sons; second, j. III. Mitchell and
Sons.
Gold coin-First, ]. R. Samworth; sec
ond, j. W Banks.
Rural New Yorker-First, c. F. Coombs
second, no award.
RADIsHEs
Ten varieties of marketable quality,
must be named-First, no
lward; second, II. G. Kendall.
soUAsHEs.
Summer crookneck yellow to orange)
G. 4. Dilworth; second,
10 award
White bush scalloped Ccustard) (white)
H. G. Kendall; second, j. W. Milburn.
TOMATOES.
Five well-riper ed specimens of each |
standard variety and at least ten speci- |
mems Of each variety of the pear, cher |
y or currant type-First, G. c. Long !
and; second, J. W. Killen.
Stone-First, II. b. Walker; second, L.
:. Dilworth.
Ponderosa-First, William Farrall; sec
md, John W. Killen.
Matchless-First, Harry G. Kendall; |
econd, Harry S. Kendall.
Chalk's early jewel-First, II. S. |
Kendall; second, II. G. Kendall.
Greater Baltimore-First, H. G. Ken |
Iall; second, II. S. Kendall.
Yellow plum H. G. Kendall;
econd, III. S. Kendall.
Red Cherry-First, William Farrall;
econd, no award.
Five specimens with top attached, |
'ut washed and properly prepared for |
isplay lany varietyl-First, no award; |
econd, II. S. Kendall
wATERAELoNs.
Fordhook-Frst, John w Killen; sec
nd, no award.
Sweetheart-First, John w. KiIlen;
econd, George T. Matthews.
Dixie-First, Dewey Sapp. second. no /