Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-28
MERCHANTS GIVE
ATTRACTIVE Prizes
For Halloween Carnival To Be
Celebrated Here Next
Tuesday Night

The Exchange Clubs Commun-
it! Halloween Carnival promises
TO be worth anyone's while t
attend and especially to ente!
the contests that have been ar
ranged.
The merchants in the Exchange
Club have donated very hand
some prizes for each event and
it is hoped they all will be strong
ly contested for. The Club will
give a cash prize Of so for the
best Halloween window in the
city, and from the way many OF
the stores are already dressing
their windows. that will be
mighty hard for the out-of-town
Judges to decide. If for no other
reason, it will amply repay ev-
eryOne to come to town just to
see these handsome windows.
But there are many other. rea-
sons. Here they are:
For the fat mans contest. T. Y.
Elder will give 8 pairs silk hose.
For the thin mans contest T.
n. Gordon will give $500 in mer-
ehandise.
For the derby race. Mckinney
& Arnold will give l barrel Lex
ington Maid Flour.
For the potato race, Richmond
Welch Co. will give one large
Thermos bottle.
For the best skater. Oldham
Hardware Co. will give one pearl
handle X. X. pocket knife.
For the best Gown. Oldham
Hardware Co. will give one X. K.
razor.
Fo1 the handsomest costume
$40 in cash, donated by f. Death
erage and Judge J. d. Goodloe.
For the tackiest costume. the
Southern National Bank will give
s. savings account.
For the ladies best solo Pushin
Fashion Shop will give one fir
choker.
For the ladies' hoop race. H..
L. Perry and Son will give S. in
toilet goods.
For the ladies' best skater. ".
L. Arnold donates S. in cash.
For the ladies handsomest
costume, Owen Mckee will give
$40 in merchandise.
For the ladies tackiest cos
tune. Ky. Utilities will give an
electric curling iron.
For the couples wheelbarrow
race, S. in cash donated by DR..
Dunn and A r.. Burnam.
For the cocples' cake walk,
Oldham & Rowland will give s.
in merchandise.
For the couples best skaters.
S. in cash, donated by DR.. II. NJ.
Blanton.
For the couples best smooth
waltz, r. {. H. Covington Co.
will give S. in merchandise.
For the best two in one race.
S. in cash, donated by Paul Bur
nam.
Everyone is invited to enter
these contests and the Club wish
es to assure all they will have an
equal chance of winning every
thing they go after. The more
people i'll each event the more all
will have. 1t is requested that
the entrants for the derby race,
potato race, hoop race and wheel
barrow race notify J. B. Arnold,
phone 10, not later than 9 a. m
Tuesday so ample equipment
can be secured for the contest
ants.
Elmer Deatherage will erect
the bandstand for the American
Legion Band. This will be built
at the edge of the sidewalk on
Main street in front of the court
house.
Come everybody from every
where. The Exchange Club is
your host and each member has
taken it upon himself to see that
all will have the best time they
ever had. 1t is all free and all
are invited to come and enjoy the
fun. Let's go!
Extra A great big attraction
has been added to the program
at the last moment! The old
fashioned Virginia reel! Some
thing not seen in years. It is
hoped that there will be a large
number take in this classic old
dance and all wishing to enter
this feature. please see Mrs. Rob-
ert Terrilf for details.