Evening journal., 1921-09-07

Cheswold; william Brothers. Hart
ley, Del.
Berkshires. University of Della
ware. Longwood Farms. Inc. Ken
nett Square. Pa. and the Blue Hen
Farms at Newark
The sheep display includes about
two score OF such animals and the
varieties shown are Shropshires,
Southdowns and Hampshires. John
w. Banks of the Minquas Farms.
Stanton, Del. is showing several
pens OF the latter variety. The Blue
Hen Farms OF Newark also makes
an exhibit. The largest display Of
the southdowns is exhibited by the
Brookknoll Farms Of West Chester.
Many Autos on Show.
Possibly every make OF automobile
is not on exhibition at the fair, but
II one is not able to make selection
from the large number on display 1t
is because there is something wrong
with the purchaser. One special
feature that attracted much favor
able comment was the noticeable re-
duction in prices on the best makes
OF automobiles, and the terms to
suit" the convenience OF the GUS
toner.
Exhibitors Of automobiles and ac-
cessories are: f. 3. Norman Com
pany, White Brothers, Atlantic Rub
Der Ace Company. Wilmington Au'
tomoblle Company, Wilson-Springei
Motor Car Company. Penn Unior
Auto Company. Wilmington Nasi
Motor Company, Cannon Motor
Company. Keil Motor Company
\ Economy Motor Sales Company Inc.
all Of this city. Another exhibit
prominently displayed. is a badl,
wrecked automobile shown by th'
Delaware Safety Council in III
safety First" campaign. The driver
had failed to "stop. Look ant
Listen"
The display OF tractors Of various
makes has never been excelled in thi
section and attracted an unusua
number OF visitors. many OF whom
had no use for. nor intention o
buying. a tractor but were attracted
by the novelty Of the display. Man,
OF the machines operated variou
farm machinery. Threshing ma
chimes. hay cutters and cattle fee
mixers OF various kinds were In op
Grafton; pumps, saws, and man
other farm machines capable OF be
ing operated by tractors were ther
and better still the men were ther
who knew how to operate them ant
willingly put the machines In opera
ton at the request OF any visitor
University Display Interests.
The display OF the University o
Delaware draws large crowds by rea
son OF the varied assortment OF ex
hibits. One building is devoted q
a display OF cattle and swine, OF pur'
breed. and samples OF vegetable
raised by farmers in the competitive
tests inaugurated by the University
The main building Is devoted L
exhibits Of fancy work OF man.
kinds. canned fruits. cakes, pies
bread. etc. proving drawing cards 10
the feminine visitors. Some OF tn
prize winners under 1s years OF ag'
in the baking contest We're Mlsse
Helen Swami. Edith Num-. Milford
Mary r. Jester, FELTON,; and M. c
McNichon, 1904 willis street thi
city
one novel display is neatly FUR
nished bedroom, prepared by tn
BOYS and girls club OF Black Swamp
| Kent county There are clothin
+ displays by the boys and girls club
OF all three counties, an excellen
r exhibit OF canned fruits and vege
, tables by the Newport Canning Clut
sewing exhibits by the clubs OF New
r port, sharpiey, Newark, Harmon,
8 No 81. Christiana. Mcclellandsvill
! and stanton. In the rear OF tn
room is special display OF priv
- winning heifers and chickens raise
bv BOYS and girls. and farm product
. hv John #. Brackin, OF Marshalltor
George Matthews, Bear; and Henr
Mason, Of Hockessin.
i, Grange Exhibits
The fruit and vegetable buildir
; was the scene of much activity e
: dav. The building houses the e.
q hibits OF four New Castle count
; oranges. West Brandywine, Harmon
Rose Hin and Hockessin. After mue
deliberation by the judges, priz
q we're awarded as follows: We
e Brandywine first, with 572 point
e Harmony second, with 525 s.
s points, and Rose Hill third. with a
8 points.
There has been much friend
j. rivalry between these oranges as
i which would get the blue ribbon Z
{, the best exhibit. The prizes are cas-