Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-05-03
$4,000 PRIZES GIVEN
IN ". S. S. CONTEST
For Highest War Stamp Sales,
$1,000 In W. S. Offered.

OdNIuSS CHdIILIeH IN every county aT Z
expected to- supplement with list OF
local prizes the capital prizes offered
by the Ohio War Savings Division Of
the Department of Public instruction
in the contest for the sale of War
Savings and Thrift Stamps for public
and parochial school children, to be
conducted between May l and Sept.
10. The supplemental prizes will be
distributed by local War Savings
committees and school superfntend.
ents. The capital prizes, of which
there will be 25, will be presented to
the winners in Columbus by Cover
nor Cox.
Following is the complete and off,
cial list of Che 25 capital prizes to be
given winners of the Vacation Thrift
Contest:
War Savings Stamps (maturity
value), $1,000, donated blythe Mid
land Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Columbus.
Overland Thrift Car, value $500. do.
mated by the Willys-Overland Com
pany Inc, Toledo, o.
Chase Upright Piano, value $525,
donated by The A. B.. Chase Piano
Company, Ncrwalk, o.
War Savings Stamps, maturity
value) $500, donated by The H. G.
Goldman Shoe Company, Columbus, z.
Ginning Hall Clock, value $400, do
mated by The Herscnede Hall CLOCK
Company, Cincinnati. o.
Four-Piece Walnut Bed Room Suite,
value $3.50, donated by The Charles
D. Cussins Company, I70-176 North
Third Street Columbus, o.
Sonora Phonograph, value $215, do
mated by The Sonora Phonograph
Sales Company, New York, N. Y.
Diamond Ring (boy or girl), value
$3.50, donated by The Ohio Retail Jew.
elers' Association.
Shetland Pony value $135, donated
by The Dunlap Pony Company, Green
field, o.
Gruen- Verithin Watch (boy or
gir), value $125, donated by The
d. Gruen Sons & Company, Cincin-
natl o.
War Savings Stamps, maturity
value) 800, donated by the Father
Of Sammy"
Mahogany Chest of Community
Silver Flat Ware, value 500, donated
by The Goodman Brothers, jewelers.,
Columbus, o.
Artist Quality Violin, value 500.
donated by The Gutdan Company, Co
lumbus, o.
Roll Top Desk, value $82, donated
by E. H. Sell & Company" Colum.
bus, o.
Singer Sewing Machine, value $74.
donated by The Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company Columbus, o.
The World Book (eight volumes),
donated by Hanson Bellows Sales
Company, Chicago, ILL.,; Home Ii.
brary, donated by CHM & Company,
Columbus, o.; Webster's' New Inter.
national Dictionary; value of com.
bination $40.
Racycle Pacemaker, value $50, do
mated by The Miami Cycle and Manu-.
featuring Company, Middletown, o.
War Savings Stamps, (maturity
Value) $50, donated by "A Patriot"
Princeton Canoe, value $50, donated
by The W. H. Mullins Company, Sa.
lem, o.
One Dozen Photographs with Wa.
ter Color Portrait, value $50, donated
by Barnes-Callens Studios, Colum.
bus, o.
Lake English Classics, donated by
scott-Foresman Company, Chicago,
ILL.,; Twenty Volume Book Collection,
donated by Ohio Teachers Reading
Circle: Webster's International Die.
tionary with Reference History of
the World. donated by Robinson
Brothers, Plain City. O.; value OF
combination, $50.
Set of Standard Reference Works,
donated by Welles Brothers Publish.
ing Company, Chicago, Ill.,: Twenty
Volumes of the Gateway Series. do
mated by American Book Company.
Cincinnati, o.; value of combination.
$45.
Piano Lamp, value $25, donated by
q. L. White Company. Columbus, o.
Framed Picture. value $25, donated
by Walter L. Lille, Columbus, o.
Walrus Travelling Bag, value s25
donated by The M. C. Liley & Com.
pany, Columbus, o.
To the pupil in each county making
the highest individual sales record
and not receiving a capital prize, will
be given specially designed medal,
donated by The D. L. Aud Company,
Columbus, o., in recognition of sei.
vice rendered the government.