South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
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LIZ SHOW ro"rNH'
Product-Watermelons First prize, buffet,
$50; second prize, rocker, $3.50; third prize,
S6x6S Administer rug, $3.9S.
JOHN WILHELM, ladies' readv-to-wear
1S9 South Michigan street Product-Pars-
nips. Prizes: First, dress, value $40; Sec
ond, waist, value So.
Bunch of Six for Entry.)
HCRWICH & KAPLIN, clothiers, 1872
dry. Prizes: First, suit, SIS; second
Ralncoat, $40; third, Tiger hat SO.
Zone Quart For Entry.)
hABLE LUNCH ROOMS 104-1O6-1OS
North Michigan street. Product-Tinted
1925 meal ticiet; third, 50 box of cigars or
trade; fourth. 81 in trade
OFFICE OUTFITTING CO., Main and Cen
ter streets. Products-GOurds. Prizes:
trade; fourth, 81 in trade 90 Finest \
FIRST, fountain pen; second, ink stand; third
ledger. "
FREYERMUTH ART STORE, pictures and
wall paper, ia North Michigan street. Pro
auctIWhIte Onions Prizes: First, S25 oil
e eai ~ second SO water color; third,
9I2O room wall paper; fourth, 1915 room
wall paper n q Fines+ ~
S. FOX, clothiers, S29 South Michigan
street. Product-SmaII Cucumbers Prizes.
FIRST hne dress shirt second, necktie; third,
j. j. KRUZBERGER, merchant tailor
West Jefferson boulevard. Product-Pick,
ling Beets. Prize Suit pattern, 8 IL yards
imported black serge, worth SLIPS
stick pin.
30 For Entry.)
POAIN1ERT ~ JAY. barber shop and cigar
store 22O South Michigan street Product:
kohirabis Prizes: First, calabash pipe:
second, box of cigars; third, shaving ticket.
(Sx for Entry)
SOUTH BEND TEA & BUTTER STORE
butter and teas, 127 North Main street. Pro-
duct-Rutabagas. Prizes: First, 10 pounds
eelebratel Town Talk coffee; second five
pounds celebrated Town Talk coffee; third,
three pounds of tea (Six Highest Scoring)
ELBEL BROS, music store, 1O6 South
Michigan street. -Caulif1ower.
Prizes; First, parlor organ; second, roll of
sheet music; third, roll of sheet music
(Three Heads)
CALVIN X. CLAUER, jeweler, los South
Michigan street Product-Hubbard Squash
es Prizes First SIC china chocolate set:
second, IS berry dish; third, 81 pearl and
gold umbrella; fourth, 50 gold brooch; fifth,
50 gents chain.
THE PEOPLES CREDIT CLOTHING CO.,
clothing, S14 South Michigan street. Product
Cabbage, (pointed head and red). Prizes:
First, pants, $3.50; second, petticoat, So.
6 Heads for Entry
WALK-OVER SHOE CO., shoes, 1877 South
Michigan street. Product-TOmatoes. Prizes,
First, one pair womens $3.50 shoes; seconl,
one pair womens $3.50 shoes; third, one
pair chillren's SO shoes; fourth, one pair
childen's 81 shoes. (Six FO Enty.)
o. MENNUCCI CO., candy, 129 North Main
street. Product, Rutabagas. Prizes: First,
five pound box of candy; second, three pound
box Of candy; third, two pound box of candy.
Largest Six For Entry)
INDEPENDENT FIVE AND TEN CENT
STORES. 1928 South Michigan street Pro-
duct-MOst Distorted Squashes. Prizes: First.
So in trade; second, SO IN trade; fourth, $3.50
in trade.
JOHN r. MOBILE, candy Michigan street.
Product-Carrots. Prizes: First, ive-pound
box of home made candy; second. three-pound
box of home made candy; third two-pound
box of home made candy.
(Bunch Of six for entry.)
THE HAMILTON & LEvEY CO., clothing
store, 204 south Michigan street Product
Perfect Turnip Prizes: First, choice of suit
or overcoat second, choice of trousers
Go highest Scoring.)
III. s. Miller, book store. 124 South Michi-
gan street Product-Yams. Prizes; First.
handsome toilet set; second, three-volume set
French Revolution. Carlisle; third, Bill Nyes
H F8 Of q s s. 59T eItry SEWING machines
and dress FORMS EOS West Jefferson. Product
Vegetable Freaks. First prize, full figure
adjustable dress form; second, hand vacuum
cleaner; third full figure non-adj. dress form
w. IL. BAKER & CO, shoes. ia West Wash.
Ave. Product-Radishes. First prize, ladies'
or mems shoes, $500 value second. ladies' or
mems shoes, $3.50 value; third ladies' shoes,
$3.50 value; fourth, children's shoes, $1.OO
value (Bunch of for entry.)
c. \. DOLPH, furniture. Product-Cabbage
(hat head) First prize second prize, third
prize. 6 heads for entry.)
2nd Prize-Carpet Sweeper.
3rd Prize-A Handsome Picture.
B. VI. COX, pianos and player pianos. 316 S.
Michigan street. Product-LargeSt Turnips.
First prize. credit check any piano or play
er piano in store. value $4,000; second
prize. good second hand organ; third prize, one
new piano drape. Go largest.)
KLINGED AND KUEHN, shoes for ALL 112
" Main st. Product-Celery. First prize, pair
shoes, $3.50; second prize, pair shoes $500.
6 punches for entry.)
UNION TRUST CO.. 40 South Main street.
Product, Jersey Sweet Potatoes-First prize,
$500 cash; second prize. $500 cash.
CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO.. 12S South Main
street. Product, Best Collection OF ~ Amateur
Kodak Pictures OF scenes from the surround
ing teTritory-First prize $4,000 Electric
Chatting Dish second prize, $500 Electric
Table lamp Special one Prize-For the
largest collection OF amateur Kidak Pictures,
regardless OF where taken-A $1,000 Adjust
able Floor Electric Reading Lamp.
Open TO all young people in this vicinity.
KELLEY BUS NESS SCHOOL. East Wayne
street. Spelling Book Contest-S60.OO shcolar-
ship 20 the best speller in contest during
week Of exposition. Open to young folks