The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-02
fourth prize, 500 worth of bread tick


cts by College Hill Bakery.
4 Married women's race, 35 yards
-First prize $3.50 stationery set by
A. w. Lacey, Drugs; second prize I'VE
mounds San Mario coffee by Exchange
Grocery: third prize, one jar peroxloe
cream by Art Hargis; fourth prize, "a
nonnd. sack flour by W. E. Alton, Pot
win. .oo .,.7
first nrize $500 pair shoes or hat oy
Palace Clothing Co.; second pre-,
SS5O umbrella by Austin Sneaker
Co. North Topeka; third prize, S7;9U
razor or merchandise by Colese m NJ
hardware Co.; fourth prize, one 20
100 piston saw by Kitchel & Mar
burg. So, a5 wards
First prize, one parasol by Croso og
Bros. Dry Goods; seconG pr1ze, So
nTize one bottle perfume by The lex
t1s'1 Union Il1i Mems Wives Race, IS Yards.
First prize-$3.00 pair shoes py GersueS
4 Crawford; second prize SILK IN, uil7
hreIla by Crockett Mere. Co.; tnlro
nrize-s2.5O picture by w H Rutter;
fcIIth prize-$100 in bakery trade oy
Geo. Urban, N. Topeka.
8. Boys Running Race, IS YARDS =, as.
First prize book, Story OF CUBA, oy
louisville Slugger bat by Fullerton
R,os third prize-$100 certificate by
CSi+izens, state bank, N. Topeka.
q Young Ladies' Running Race, 80
Yards First prize-1 VelVetlna outht
BY T. v. Campbell, drugs; second prize
81 90 picture by Coe Bros. Art store;
third prize-1 bottle perfume by Geo.
10 Free for. All, Mems Race. 100
Yards. First prize-1 dress shirt by
Topeka Cash Store; second prize. PR
mems house slippers by c. A. Farnstron.
N. Topeka; third prize-Box stag cigars
by ]. w. Hollinger.
n Consolation Race for Women, IS.
Yards 1st prize-1 pr. ladies' party
slippers by Payne Shoe Co; second
prize-s15O framed picture by II; II.
Bair, N. Topeka: third Prlze-$l-Oo IN
trade by Dibble Grocery Co.
-. Pie Eating Contest, Poys First
nrize-1 baseball glove by Fair Mere
Co: second prize-S1.00 diamond edge
pocket knife by ]. H. FOUGHT, Hdw-, NJ
Topeka; third prize box Peroxide
soap by Art Hargis, Drugs.
13. Ball Throwing Contest. for Girls
Under 12 First prize-1 silver pocket
book by Sam Freidberg, Jeweler; sec
ond prize-$1.00 worth OF tickets oy
Crystal Theatre; third prize-$l.oO
Worth of Tickets by Crystal Iheatre.
IA Standing Broad Jump. First prize
$3.50 pr. shoes by T. D. Joseph, N
Topeka; second priza-s2.00 briar pipe
by The Smoke House; third prize-1
umbrella by Warren NJ. Crosby Co.
49, Running Broad Jump First prize
Il hair brush and comb by Geo. w.
Flad; third prize-$1.00 in barber trade
by Collins & Christie.
16 Consolation Race for Men, 100
Yards. First prize-shirt by Heron &
Webb; second prize-1 shirt by Voiland
Clothing Co.; third prize-$1.00 in barber
trade by Collins & Christie.
IT. Hop, Step and Jump. First prize
unr brella by Famous Clothing Co.; sec
ord prize-brush and comb by Campbell
Drug Co.
Is. Union Mems Consolation Race. 100
Yards. First prize-1 No. 1915 rocker by
Emahizer & Speilman; second prize
81 so shirt by Model Furnishing Co;
third prize-1 white pleated shirt by
Diment & Klein.
10. Union wemen's Consolation Race,
IS Yards First prize-Chaf1ng dish.
spoon and fork by W. E. culver; second
prize-1 4S Ib. sack of flour by A. A.
AIderfer; third prize-1 set laundry
bags by Topeka Trunk Factory; fourth
worth of Bakery goods by
Avalon Bakery.
20. Running Race for Girls, u Years
and Under. First prize-cake by White |
Swan Bakery; second prize-jardiniere
by Topeka Spice Mills; third prize-1
tox 8 bars soap by J. P. Rowley.
q. Horse Shoe Contest. First prize
81 w worth y. Il Dfead Dy hlentz &
Hammond; second prize--1 box cigars |
by John Greif.
To the best lady walters during the |
evening will be given: First prize-Best |
pair pumps in house by Wa1k-Over Boot |
Shop: second prize-s5.00 skirt by Berk-
son Bros.
Baby Show at $50 First prize-s1o 90 |
silver basket by I. NJ. Blitz; second
prize-1 gold clock. No. 5131 Ly HARLAN
Furniture Co.; third prize-50 lb. sack
-four by Fraser Bros; fourth prizes
10. carton of butter by Continental
CT eamery; fifth prize-$1.00 in merchan-
disc by North Topeka Hat Store.
Evening Program. Address by Rev.
Arthur. Henderson. Concert by Mar
shalfs band.
CLARE[CE SHARON,
Secretary.