The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-30

Grocery; third prize. one jar peroxide
cream by Art Hargis; fourth prize, "a
pound sack flour by w. E. Alton, Por-
win.
First prize, $500 pair shoes or hat oy
Palace Clothing Co.; second prize,
$3.50 umbrella by Austin Sneo2kerr
Co. North Topeka; third prize. Sz;2V
razor or merchandise by College Hill
Hardware Co.; fourth prize, one r O.
100 piston saw by Kitchen q Mar
burg.
Rros. Dry Goods: second prize, $l:O0
hat min by M. L. Adds, Jeweler; tnlTo
nrize. one bottle perfume by The Rex
Pharmacy. ~ u5s
z. Union Mems Wives Race, 80 faIus.
First prize-s3.O0 pair shoes by Gerstley
4, Crawford; second prize-l SILK UNI
breila by Crockett Mere. Co; third
prize-$2.50 picture by W. H Rut1er,
fourth prize-$1.00 in bakery TRACE oy
Geo. Urban. N Topeka. TX words
First prize-1 book. STORY OF Cuba, oy
Zercher Book Store; second prize
T,c1Iisville Slugger bat by Fullerton
Pros. third prize-s1-00 certificate py
Citizens State bank, N. Topeka. ~
9. Young Ladies' Running Race, 80
words First prize-1 Velvetina outht
bv II. V. Campbell, drugs; second prize
81 90 picture by Coe Bros. Art store;
third prize-1 bottle perfume by Geo.
w Stansfield. ,oo
wards First prize-1 dress shirt by
Tcnelxa Cash Store; second prize-l pr
mems house slippers by G. A. Farnstrom
n. Topeka; third prize-Box stag cigars
by j. W. Hollinger -
II Consolation Race for Women, 80
Yards 1st prize-1 pr. ladies' party
Slippers by Payne Shoe Co.; second
nrize-$1 so framed picture by H. II
Bair. N. Topeka; third prize-S1.OO in
trade by Dibble Grocery Co.
10 Pie Eating Contest, 6 Roys- First
nrize-1 baseball glove by Fair Nero.
Co. second prize-$1.00 diamond edge
pocket knife by J. H. FOUGHT, Hdw-, n
Topeka; third prize-1 box Peroxide
soap by Art Hargis, Drugs.
IL. Ball Throwing Contest, for Girls
Under -. First prize-1 silver pocket
book by Sam Freidberg, Jeweler; sec
end prize$1Oo worth of tickets by
Crystal Theatre; third prize-S1-oo
Worth of Tickets by Crystal Theatre
Ia. Standing Broad Jump. First prize
$3.50 DIT. 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.
Is Running Broad Jump. First prize
-3.5O hat by Badders Co.; second prize
i hair brush and comb by Geo. w.
F'lad: third prize-$1.00 in barber trade
by Collins & Christie.
16 Consolation Race for Men, 100
Yards First prize-shirt by Heron e
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
urr brella by Famous Clothing Co.; sec
ond prize-brush and comb by Campbell
Drug Co.
49, Union Mems Consolation Race. 100
Yards First prize-1 No. 1875 rocker by
Fmahizer & Speilman; second prize
81 so shirt by Model Furnishing Co.;
third prize-1 white pleated shirt by
Diment & Klein
49, Union Women's Consolation Race,
IS Yards. First prize-Chahng dish,
spoon and fork by w. e. Culver; second
prize As lb. sack of flour by A. A.
Alderfer; third prize-1 set laundry
begs by Topeka Trunk Factory; fourth
Avalon Bakery.
TO- Running Race for Girls, II Years
and Under. First prize-cake by White
Swan Bakery; second prize-jardiniere
bv Topeka Spice Mills; third prize-1,
tox bars soap by ]. P. Rowley.
21. Horse Shoe Contest. First prize
50 90 worth o. K. bread by KientZ &
Hammond; second prize-1 box cigars
by John Greif.
To the best lady walters during the
evening will be given: First prize-Best
Shop; second prize-$5.00 skirt by Berk-
son Bros.
Baby Show at $50. First prize-$10.9 90
silver basket by 1. NJ. Blitz; second
prize-1 gold clock, No. 5131 10y HARLAN
Furniture Co.; third prize-50 Id. sack
flour by Fraser Bros; fourth prizes