The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08
FIREMEN's BAZAAR
CLOSES
TRADES DISPLAY AND AUTOMOBILE PAR
ADE EXCELLENT = BIG ATTENDANCE
EVERY DAY-PRlzES AWARDED.

The fremen's four day celebration
that closed Wednesday was a success
In every particular-in attendance and
financially.
The opening on Saturday might
which was called everybody's night
and from the crowd we believe every
body In the county was here.
The proceeds on July 4th amounted
to over $1,000, The firemen's parade
was held on July 4. Automobiles lined
the streets on both sides from Center
street 10 Pennsylvania avenue and
the crowd was estimated at several
thousand that witnessed the affair.
which consisted OF the WeatminHter
Band on a truck OF Klee & Hon. fol.
lowed by two fire trucks OF Westmin-
ster fire department. Pikesville and
Hampstead companies. The Mayor and
Common council head the line. The
parade formed nc the Park and moved
to Main to Pennsylvania avenue, to
Union street, TO Main to Green, to
Court to Willis. to Center, to Main
and disbanding az the firemen's build
ing
Another feature OF the days pro-
gram was two games OF ball on the
College grounds both being won by
Westminster team In the, morning
their opponents were Hampstead: In
the afternoon Mechanicsvllle. The
games were well attended,
On Tuesday the chief feature OF the
day was the trades and automobile
parade. Three prizes for best automo-
bile and three for trades display. The
parade in every way was very credl-
table. although q small crowd was
present 70 witness e. The start was
made about 4 o'clock from the PARK
aud traversed all main streets. Follow
Ing were 10 line. Mayor and Council.
Westminster Band. fire engines OF
Westminster Fire Dept, Corbln
Byers oldsmobiIe truck and cars;
Gardner automobile display, REQ
truck, Velie and Nash automobiles By
Fr0unfeiter Bros Keefer's SANITARY
Groeery. Atlee w. Wampler. home
fnrnlshIngs Boy Scout Troup. Nace,s
music store with display OF their
musical line Erakine 4 Rudy. REQ.
Chevrolet and Chandler cars: Joseph
L. Baust with a DeI.ayai cream sep-
arator display: T. VI. Mather a sons.
dry goods, handsome float, u. n. Gei-
man, Paige and Oakland cars; Sihltn
4 Reifsnider, Lumber AMI Coal dis.
play; W. " Davis q Co., Willis
Knight and Buick cars. Nuahaum &
Jordan, dry goods. handsome float;
Albaugh Babylon Co. whosesale gro
cers, Edgar NJ. Fronnfeiter, Delco-
Light exhibition: d. 8. Gehr, hard
ware display jos. l.. Matthias, mar
Die and granite works. Westminster
Hardware Company. hardware exhiti-
ton. ID. X Geiman. accessory display,
F0rd's Inn, chicken dinners, SOFT
drinks and dancing Wehler & King,
ice cream sodas and drugs; Palace
Garage. Hudson. Essex, n. II. Har-
baugh, Hupmobile and Dodge. Har-
baugh Bros: r. A. Sharrer & Son.
house furnishings: Klee 4 Hon. sta
debaker and Maxwell cars and Sam
son tractors: shriver OIL Company.
Betholine gas: Joseph L. Banst. Hart
Parr tractor and implement, Farmers
Supply Company. international trac-
tor, farmer display and threshsr; Ar
thur L. Zile's attractive float OF his
ice cream business caused a great
deal OF comment II was decorated
with ice cream cones, andupon II were
children dressed in white eating ice
cream, Along the line OF parade they
gave out ice cream 20 the chill
dren as a sample OF his product II Is
the general opinion OF the public that
the display WIS wonderful and most
credltable.
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows Smith a. RelfsnideF. first. Atlee
w. Wampler. second. and Farmers
supply Company, thirds
d. r. Geiman, first for best decor
ated automobile.