The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-22
Boys and Girls Are
to Get Good Prizes
CLUB MEMBERS OF CITY AND
VICINITY TO HAVE ACHIEVE
MENT DAYS.
July 13-August 10.
LEADERS PREPARING FOR TWO
BIG DAYS FOR ALL CLUB
WORKERS.

The members OF Cne huSIleTS
Club of Redwood Falls and members
of the Boys and Girls Clubs in Dis
tricts 89,47,86 and LOT are to have two
big Club Achievement days for which
preparations are now being made by
their club leader, Leo. Dahms, his
assistant, Miss Helen Hassenstab,
and the County Club leader, Glenn
Lukens. The first of the events will
be held July 13 which is also the sec
ond of the Redwood Falls Merchants
Association Bargain Days. The other
Achievement Day will be held
August 10.
July 13 will be especially devoted
to the work of the canning and
bread baking clubs and there will
also be an interesting exhibit OF pro-
ducts grown in the gardens which
the members of the garden club are
caring for. The bread and canning
demonstrations will probably be held
in the domestic science department of
the high school building and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend the
demonstrations and to see the work
done
Is Good Prizes Given.
BUSINESS men Ol hcUWOOu L dAlo
sshave most generously contributed the
prizes which are to add zest to the
work of the young people. For the
canning club winners the following
prizes have been contributed:
2 A Eastman Kodak-H. D. Thorp
Studio.
Pair of Silk Hose-H. J. Heilman Co.
Ever sharp Pencil-Hitchcock and Co.
Box of Stationery-L. E. Backer.
Below are the prizes offered for the
bread baking:
Silk Parasol-Palace Co.
Silver Ever sharp Pencil-Asleson
and Hillig.
Box of Candy-Mike and Joe.
Pyrex Bread Pan-Farrell and Keefe.
For the boy gardeners the follow
ing prizes are offered:
Pair of Shoes-Hubbard Davis Co.
$500 in cash-N. F. Dripps Grocery
Pair of Cuff Links-Asleson and Hill
lig.
And for the girls:
Choice of framed picture-Grs up
Furniture Co.
Toilet water-Hitchcock and Co.
Colored Glass Candy Jar-Jaehning
Bros.
For August 10 the boys who are
members of the Pig Club are offered
the following:
,Siy weeks old Pig-Corner Meat Mar
ket.
Pair of Silk Hose-Heilman Shoe
Store.
Box of Candy-Mike and Joe.
III +Lo i,.1c these
prizes:
Air Cushion-Public Drug Co.
So. 90 in cash-Duncan Electric Shop.
Pair of Shears or Scissors-E. A.
Pease Hardware Co.
The poultry raisers will also have
their innings on August 10 and the
boys will be given these prizes,
2 A Eastman Kodak-Thorp Studio.
$500 in cash-Gallea Brothers.
Leather Purse-Schulte Brothers.
Prizes for the girls are:
Five pound box Of Candy-Redwood
Grocery Co.
$3.50 in cash-Gallea Brothers.
Glass Flower Vase-Jaehning Bros.
All the canning teams Of the Coun-
ty will give demonstrations en-
August 10 and as this is also Bar
gain Day, when the parents of these
boys and girls will probably be in the
city, it is anticipated that the crowds
attending these demonstrations will
be large ones. There will also be the
final garden exhibit for the Hustlers
Club upon that date. Further
j announcements concerning the pro-
Grams for both of the these days will
lie given in the local papers and all
club members and all those interested
! in the work of these clubs, are asked