Evening journal., 1921-08-30
VEGETABLE SHOW
AT STATE FAIR
20 General Glasses to Make
Up Fine Display From
Farms
MAY ENTER UP
TO MONDAY NOON

much better showing at this years
exhibit than ever before. Not only
are there more contestants listec.
but these have announced that they
are going to engage more generally
and in many more classes than havs
been the usual custom at fairs
throughout the country.
For the benefit of those who might
wish to make late showing, Mr..
Yearsley announces that the exhibits
will be received until ~ o'clock Mon
day noon. All the articles exhibited
must have been raised and owned
by the exhibitor.
There are 20 general classes OF ex-
hibits under the vegetable depart
ment. Altogether. there are 1879
prizes offered.
The first on the list Is a Collection
Of various types and varieties OF
beans. consisting Of at least types
and varieties. correctly named. For
single specimens 2 quarts OF fresn
marketable beans must be shown IN
the nod. Six prizes are offered tor
dwarf lima beans. These are ioi
Dreer,s hush lima, Henderson bush |
lima and Fordhook's bush lima. s'A
premiums are offered for pole Deahs
OF the following varieties; KING u
the Garden, Challenge and henoer
sons early Leviathan. Eight prizes
are offered for pole wax or green
nodded beans OF the Caseknlie,
yard Long, Golden Cluster ana
coiden Carnine varieties. For dwarf
way or green podded beans there are
10 nrizes the varieties being carry
red Burpee's stringless, refugee wax.
improved golden wax and brittle
wax.
cabbage Display 20 Be Heavy
rrhe displav OF cabbage Is expected
20 result in a splendid collection OF
various varieties. there being Il
nrIzes offered. The first two prem
iums are offered for a collection Oh
tvpes and varieties OF not less tnan
ave and then there are two prizes
each for early Jersey, early summer,
fat Dutch. Danish baldheaa anu
drumhead savoy.
si~ nrizes are offered for Jenny
lind Fordhook and Rocky Foro
Cantaloupes ~.
-.t.,rg ~ carrots. which will be
Judged on the Ddoio - 49,.
qualities The two varieties aie
Danver's Half Long and Lons
Growers OF celery have ~ oppor-
.unities to win honors. All celery
dispiavs must have rne roots attach-
I'd In order to keep 1t fresh during
the exhibition.
Tbree plants OF each variety are
reonired for all displays. the va
rieties are white plume, golden-sei-
hianchine. giant parcel, Evans tri-
umph. winter queen and giant "hi'e
salad. -,
sweet corn. which Is one OF Del
avarc,s big vegetable crops, VIII De
one Of the important displays at the
exhibit. Eight prizes will be award
"a for the following varieties; Coun-
trv Gentleman, stoweirs evergreen
mammoth sugar and golden bantam.
Twele premiums are offered for
rucumbers. Five specimens OF each
Of the following varieties; Fordhook
ramous Livingston's evergreen
early Russian, early white spine,
BOSTON picking, Davis perfect
six prizes are offered for varie-
ties Of egg plants. These are New
york improved. Black Beauty and
earliest dwarf purple.
Five specimens of each OF the fol-
lowing varieties are required IN the
onion display: yellow globe DanVers'
prizetaker, silver king, southport
white globe, Southport yellow globe
and white Portugal OF silver skin.
Six premiums are offered for va
rieties OF parsnips. as follows I'M
nroved hollow crown, Guernsey stu
dent, early short round or turnip-
shaped. -
The display of peppers, for which
there are ~ premiums onereo' l.
expected TO be not only colortul
hut attractive exhibit. Five speci-
mems OF the following varie'--- mus'
be displayed; Large bell or ouil nose
Chinese giant, sweet mountain oil
mammoth, ruby king, long red cay
enne.
Money Prizes for Waite Potatoes
Thirty-eight prizes are offered toi
white potatoes. These tubers mus
be Of marketable size, smooth, uni
form and free from cuts or blem'
ishes. Three prizes are onered iol
the best display OF not less lhaA -.
rieties. and three prizes for the eish
largest potatoes OF any one variety
Then there are two prizes each foi
irish cobbler, Garfield. Sir waiter
Raleigh, State Of Maine. Empir'
state. Harmony, Potentate' carr!
Puritan, Green Mountain, Maggi'
Murphy. Gold Coin, White Bliss
American Beauty. carman, Bovee
Rural New Yorker. Prosperity
Money Maker.
In the radish display, two prize
are offered for six specimens OF an
ten varieties Of marketable quality
The tops must bo attached 10 IN
radishes.
In the squash display. two prize
each are offered for three speci
mems Of the following varieties
American Turban. Boston Marrow
hubbard Common, Hubbard WarD
9ubbard, red or golden; Perfec
cem Fordhook bush, striped bush
snroroer crookneck, golden custard
veTow bush scalloped, white busl
scalloped. The vegetables must be Il
j oatabie condition.
three Of the 81 prizes which ar
onered in the tomato display will b.
suarded for an exhibit OF ten varie
ties. consisting of five well-ripene
specimens of any standard variet
n ana at least ten specimens OF an
variety OF the pear, cherry, plum o