The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-04
BIC PRIZE LIST
MidWinter Exposition To Be
Greater Than Ever.
Nearly All of the 81 Booths
Have Been Sold.
TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE
The Show VIII Open January
II for Two Weeks.
Four Acts of Vaudeville and
Music by Halls Orchestra.

The prize list for the 1915 Kansas
NIidwinter Exposition, which viii be
held at the auditorium January 1929,
will be the largest. by far. of any ex-
positfon vet held Nearly all the lead
ing firms OF the city have agreed TO
contribute prizes. and many of them
will be quite valuable. The number
already reaches approximately fifty.
General Manager John y. Worley
will take charge of the auditorium
next Monday morning, when the work
of building the booths for the various
exhibits will commence. There Will
be 81 booths in all and every one has
been engaged except a half dozen ana
these will be gone by saturday night.
Manager Morley is delighted with the
prosuect of the best and biggest ex-
position Topeka has ever held, and he
anticipates a record breaking attend
ance.
Fifteen thousand tickets. at o cents
each. are now being offered for sale TO
tba Dublic. and by purchasing now,
one can enjoy the show for 10 cents
After the exposition begins, the adnls-
sion will be 3 cents. Two shows VIII
be held daily. one at 1880 O'Clock ana
the other at 1880 o'clock. rlrst-
class vaudeville show, containing -FOUR
acts. will be given at O'Clock and
o'clock each afternoon and night.
There is no extra charge to see It, ana
every holder of a ticket can see the
interesting exhibits. the vaudeville
show and occupy good seat for the
price of TO cents. Halls orchestra,
augmented by the addition of extra
pieces. will furnish music during each
performance. 1t will be the biggest
10 cents worth. says Mr.. Worley, ever
offered in this city.
Many New Exhibitors.
Many new exhibitors. among the
%
best advertised concerns in the coun-
try. have engaged booths, and the d.
versity of the exhibits VIII be quite as
satisfactory as those of the first expo
sition held.
Tickets for the Kansas Nidwinter
Exposition. which will be held at the
auditorium for two weeks beginning
January It, are on sale at the follow
ing stores and can be purchased for
10 cents each from now until the be-
ginning of the exposition, wnen the
Drice will be increased to Is cents;
Arnold Drug Co, 523 Kansas ave-
nuo
Brunt-Martin Drug Co.. 729 Kansas
Oxford Drug store. 52s Kansas ave-
Campbell Drugs. 7O4 Kansas avenue.
Chesterfield Pharmacy, III Kansas
avenue.
Flad Bros. Druggists, 607 Kansas
avenue.
Joslin's Pharmacy, 500 West 18th
street.
KelIey's Pharmacy. 9Th and Lake
Z. P. Pharmacy, G1s North Kansas
avenue.
\. c. KHngaman & Co, 12O Eas'
Sixth street.
A. W. Lacey. ss1 North Kansas ave
nue..
Marshall Brothers, 1876 Kansas ave
nue..
MiiIer's Pharmacy. Sixth and To
A. NJ. Petro, sac North Kansas ave
nue..
\. ]. Petro. 1925 West Sixth street
J. C. B. Pinney. 1885 Kansas avenue
Rosser Bros. Pharmacy, SO3 Kansa
avenue.
Rowley Drug Store, Sixth and Kan
sas avenue.
r. r. shoaf. 1919 West Tenth street
Geo. w. Stansfield, 6s2 Kansas ave
nue..
Tully- McFarland Drug Co. SO
Kansas avenue.
Warren NJ Crosby Co. 6t3-61
Kansas avenue.
Crockett Mere Co, 62s Kansas ave
nue..
Crosby Bros. Co, 717-72S Kansa
avenue.