Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
Additional Fair -AWGrds

Cocoanut-Mrs. ]. N. Smock, R. R. E,
Box 3S5
White Zig fning)-Mrs. J. NJ smock,
r. L. E.. Box 385.
Lemon (jeny)-Mrs. Minnie Hardin
1924 College avenue.
r. r. E, Box $50
Spice nut flling)-Mrs c. A Boyle,
116 West Twenty Sixth street.
Orange-Inez H. Berkholder, $3.50
Ribbon-drs. J. NJ. smOck, R. r. u,
Box 3S5.
Blsckberry-Mrs. J. NJ. smock, r. R.
E. Box $50.
white carmel fllingl-Mrs. j. NJ
Smock. r. r. E., Box 3S5.
Cookies.
Sugar-D- Conger, Anderson, Ind.
Fruit-D. COnger, Anderson, Ind
Nut-D. COnger, Anderson, Ind
Macaroons-T. c. Williams, 1905 Belle
fOntaine street.
Ginger-Mrs, ]. NJ. smock, R. R. E..
Box $50
Wafers-Mrs J. NJ. smock, r. b. E.,
Box $50.
Oatmeal-D Congsr, Anderson, Ind.
Doughnuts-Mrs. Elida Breuninger, 112
Johnson avenue.
Apple-Mrs. Minnie Hardin, 1924 Col
lege avenue.
Blackberry-Mrs Henry Lohrmann,
2215 Speedway avenue.
ButtCrsCOtch-Mrs Henry Lohrmann
2315 Speedway avenue
Cream-Mrs. Henry Lohrmann, 2215
| Speedway avenue.
Cocoanut Cream-Mrs. Minnie Hardin,
1874 College avenue.
Cherry-Mrs. Minnie Hardin, 1924 Col
lese avenue.
Lemon-Mrs. Henry Lohrmann, 2215
Speedway avenue
Nince-Airs. Henry Lohrmann 2215
Speedway avenue.
Peach-w. L. Flick, Lawrence, Ind.
Plum-Nrs. Minnie Hardin, 1924 Col
lege avenue.
Pumpkin-Mrs. Minnie Hardin, 1924
College avenue.
Pineapple-Airs. Minnie Hardin, 1924
College avenue.
Confectionery and Candy.
French Creams-T. c. Williams, 1905
BellefOntaine street.
Chocolate Creams-Mrs. Minnie Hardin,
1924 College avenue.
Nut Creams-Mrs ]. NJ Smock, r. r.
E. Box 1856.
Carrot Fudge-Mrs. ]. NJ. Smock. R R.
E., Box 3S5.
MINIS assorted colors and havors)-
Mrs. Leonard Tatten, Falkland, Ind.
Chocolate Fruit BaFs-Mrs c. A Boyle.
ZIG West Twenty Sixth street
Nut Bars-Alrs. J. NJ Smock, R. r. g..
Box SS5
Popcorn Squares-AIrs. C. A. Boyle, lie
West Twenty-Sixth street.
Candied Lemon or Orange Peel-Mrs.
c. A. Boyle, 115 West Twenty Sixth
street.
Crystalized Fruits-Mrs. Minnie Har-
din, 1924 College avenue.
Horticulture.
Display of Potted Greenhouse Plants,
Etc.-ROepke Floral Company, 1868 Eass
Washington street.
Collection of Ferns, Etc.-E. E. Tenn
perly, 551S College avenue
Collection Of COleus-Baur & Stein
kamp, $500 lockwood avenue
Collection of Variegated Leafed Plants
E. E. Temperly, 551S College avenue.
Collection Of Glorie De Chatelaine Be-
gonia-E. L. Temperly, 551S College ave.
nue..
Lilies QOngi6orum type)--Roepke Flos,
street.
Lilies (speciosum rubrum)-s. Billings
ley & Son, Greenwood. Ind
Specimen Kentia-Roepke Floral Com
pany, 1868 East Washington street
Specimen Araucaria-Roepke Floral
Specimen Boston Type Fern-E. q.
Temperly, 551s College avenue.
Specimen Crested Form Nephreleppis--
f. E. Temperly, 551S College avenue.
Specimen Adisntum Cuneatum Type
Baur Steinkamp, $500 lockwood ave-
nue..
Specimen Adisntum Fariense Type-E.
E. Temperly, 551S College avenue.
Specimen Pandanus VeitchH-E. z.
Temperley, 551S College avenue.
Specimen New or Rare Plant-E. Il.
Temperly, 551s College avenue.
APARIAN.
Bees and Honey.
Display Of Comb Honey EQUALITY ana
manner of putting up for market con-
sidered)-C NJ Scott Company, 152 North
Delaware street
Display Of Extracted Honey (aualits
and manner of putting up for market con-
siGered)--C N. Scott Company, 152 North
Delaware street.
Display of Beeswax equality coneid-
ered)--A F. Root Company, S18 Messs-
cbusetts avenue.
Honey Vinegar mot less than one gal
lon. in elass)-C. ". Scott Company, i5e
North Delaware street.
One Frame Observatory Hive Italian
Bees Showing queen, workers and brood
In all stages)-A. T. Roet Company, ST2
Massachusetts avenue.
Display of Supplies and Material Per
tanning to the Bee Industry-A r. Root
Company, S73 Massachusetts avenue
Light Amber EXTRACTED Honey %best
dozen iarsl-Alvs f. Rettfg, yTRsA Fast