The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-05-03
Big PRIZES FOR
CONTEST NOW ON

Columbus, ohio.-War Savings
chairmen in every county are expect
ed to supplement with list of local
prizes the capital prises offered by
the Ohio War Savings Division of the
department of Public instruction in
the contest for public and parochial
school children to be conducted be-
tween May l and September 10. The
Supplemental prizes will be distribut-
ed by the local War Savings Commit
tees, and school superintendents. The
capital prizes, of which there will be
25, will be presented to the winners
in Columbus by Governor Cox.
Following is the complete and Off
cial list of the 25 capital prieds to be
given winners of the Vacation Thrift
Contest:
|. War Savings Stamps, (Matur-
ity Value, $1,000, donated by The
Midland Mutual Life Insurance Com
pasy, Columbus.
2. Overland Thrift Car, value
5000, donated by the Willys-overland
Company, Inc, Toledo, Ohio.
3. Chase Upright Piano, value
$525, donated by The A. B. Chase
Piano Company, Norwalk, Ohio.
4. War Savings Stamps, (Matur-
ity value), $500, donated by The H.
C. Godmas Shoe Company, Columbus
5. Ginning Hall Clock, value
$400, donated by The Herschede Hall
ClocN Company Cincinnati. o.
6. Four-Piece Bed Room Suite,
value $3.50, donated by the Charles
D. Cussins Company, 170-176 North
Third St., Columbus.
7. Sonora Photograph, value.
S215, donated by the Sonora Phono
graph Sales Company, New York.
8. Diamond Ring, (boy or GRID,
value $3.50, donated by the Ohio Re-
tail jewelers. Association.
9. Shetland Posy, value, $135, do
mated by the Dunlap Pony Company,
Greenfield, OHIO.
II Gruen Verithin Watch (boy or
girD. value $125, donated by the D.
Gruen Soss Company, Cincinnati.
II. War Savings Stamps, (matur-
ity valus), 500, donated by the
Father of a Sammy"
II. Mahogany Chest of Commun-
ity Silver Flat Ware, value 500 do
mated by the Goodman Brothers, Jew
elers, Columbus.
II. Artist Quality Violin, value
800, donated by the Guldan Com
pasy. Columbus, Ohio.
II. Roll Top Desk, value $82, do
mated by E. H. Sell & Company, Col
umbus, o.
Is. Singer Sewing Machine, value
$74, donated by the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, Columbus.
16. The World Book, (eight vol
umes), dosated by Hanson-Bellows
Sales Company, Chicago, Illinois;
Home Library, donated by CHM &
Company Columbus; Websetr's New
International Dictionary; value of
combisation $6S.
l.. Racycle Pacemaker, value
SEQ donated by the Miami Cycle and
Manufacturing Company, Middle
town, o.
1S. War Savings Stamps, (Matur-
ity valuel, $50, donated by "A Pa
triot."
10. Princeton Canoe, value $50,
donated by The w. H. Mullins Com
pany Salem, Ohio.
20. One Dozen Photographs with
Water Color Portrait, value $50, do
sated by Barnes-Callens Studios, Col
Umbus.
21 Lake English Classics, dona-
ted by Scott, Foresman co. Chicago,
ILL.,; Twenty Volume Book Collec-
tion, donated by Ohio Teachers
Reading Circle; Webster's Interna-
tional Dictiosary with Reference His
tory of the World, donated by Robin
son Brothers, Plain City, Ohio; value
of combination, $50.
%. Set of Standard Reference
Works, donated by Wells Brothers
Publishisg Company, Chicago, Illi-
nois; Twenty Volumes of the Gate
way Series, donated by American
Book Co., Cincinnati; value of COM
bination, $44.
%. Piano Lamp, value $25, do
sated by T. L White Co, Columbus.
"a. Walrus Travelling Bag, value
$25. donated by The M c. Lilley and
Company, Columbus.
25 Framed Picture, value $25,
donated by Walter L Lille, Colum-
bus.
To the pupil in each county making
the highest individual sales record
and not receiving capital prize, will
be gwen specially designed medal in
recognition of service rendered the
government, donated by the D L.
Auld ComDany Columbus Ohio