Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14

Special Ford Day prices will be of :
fercd in the stores, so that this also
will be a great incentive to come to
town.
The program is not complete vet
but so far as arranged, it Will begin
with registration at City hall. as soon
rs the Ford owner arrives in town, up
to 1890 A. NJ This is in order to be
in line for the various prizes This
will he followed, by the parade, which
Will be announced more completely
later The Waterville Military band
has been engaged for the day and un-
I'll the time of the parade will play on
City hall park, Will lead the parade
and Will return to the park where the
prizes will be awarded. There Will be
n concert on the park in the afternoon
and also in the evening. At 4 o'clock
in the afternoon Will occur the races
and contests.
a very generous list of prizes is to
be offered, of which the following is a
partial list, additions to which will be
announced later:
Maine Ford coming the greatest
distance: First-Leather couch, value
$50, given by the Atherton Furniture
Co; second-klaXon horn, given by
kennebec Auto Supply Company
Mother coming with the largest
family in one Ford: First-Merchan-
disc to the value of $50. given by the
Emery Brown Co; socond-Suit of
William Levine.
Largest number coming in one
Ford: Frst-Merchandis to the
value of $50, given by the l.. H. Soper
Company; seCond-To be announced
Oldest man coming in Ford:
First-Sheepskin coat, value SD,
given by the American Clothing Com
pany; second-pair of shoes, given by
the Earle Shoe Co.
Oldest woman coming in a Ford:
First-Canton crepe dress, value $50,
given by Markson Brothers; second
Fountain pen, value $3.50, given by
H. l.. Kelley and Co.
Oldest married couple coming in a
Ford: First, pair of mems and pair
of women's shoes, given by the Unit
cd Shoe Store; second, goods to the
value of s. from Green Brothers.
Youngest married couple coming in
= Ford: First. pair of mems and
pair Of women's shoes given by the
pound box of candy given by Spear
Folks
Heaviest man coming in a Ford:
First, pair of mems Educator shoes
given by the r.. i. Loud Co; second,
to 10 announced.
Heaviest woman coming in Ford:
First, travelling bag. value $40 to be
given by the Wardwell Dry Goods
Company: second, Pyrcx casserole,
given by Freeman. The Jeweler.
Tallest man coming in a Ford:
First. Thcrmos bottle. value $50,
given by the Watorvile Drug Store:
second, No. 50 Waterman fountain
pcn to be given by ". w. Berry and
Co
Tallcst woman coming in Ford
First. waist. value SIS, to be given
by The Fashion, Inc; second, pair of
Dorothy Dodd shoes. value 81 so to be
given by the Gallert Shoe store.
Shortest man coming in a Ford:
First. suit case. value $3.50 TO be
given by o. J. GiCucre: second. Gill
lette razor value IS to he given by
Aliens Drug Store.
Shortest woman coming in a Ford:
Pair of Double We corsots, value s12,
to be given by Carrie c. Stencil:
sccnd to be announced.
Youngest child coming in Ford:
First, No. . BrOwnio, value $3.50, to
he given by Karekin Sahagian: Sec
ond. napkin ring, to be given BY D.
Eortin.
Tie following prizes will be given
TO tho cars appearing in the parade:
Fest Decorated Ford: First. set
of Dinner Dishes. value $50. to he
given by RcdinGton and Company:
second, Music Satchcl. value s12, to
/ g given by Wentworth Music Com
panN.
Bcst Looking Ford. 1918. or earlier:
First White E,namclod Refrigcrator
value $50. given by Watcrville Fur
niture CO.: second, one Razor and
Strop, value $6, given by Louise Bret
on
Best Equipped Ford: First. Mems
Suit. value, 49,. given by the II. r.
Dunham Co; Second, Five Hundred
Letter Heads and Envelopes to
match. value SO. given by the Wa
tcryillc Sentinel Publishing Com
pauN.
Oldest Ford. coming undor its own
power and bringing at least two
persons: First. complete set of Tires.
given by the John F. Hill Co: Sec
ond. Shaving outfit. Razor, mug.
brush and strop. value $50. given
by Pomerleau's Sanitary Barber
Shop.
Best Looking Ford 1922: First
Fire Insurance on car for one year.
given by the ]. 3. Friel Co: Sec
cnd to he announced.
Best Looking Ford, 1921: First
Boys Suit. value SIS, given by The
Walker Clothing Co.: Second, Photo
graphic Album, given by Larkin Drug
Company.
Best Looking Ford. 1920: First
Lunch Set. value SIS. given by w. Is.
Arnold and Co.: Second, to he an
nOunCed.
Best Looking Ford 1919: First,
Steel Fishing Rod given by Rollins
and Durham Co; Second. pair Of
Gold Cuff Buttons, given by F. A.
Hartman.
Worst Looking Ford 1922: First.
Five gallon can of Marathon Motor
Oil given by Merrill and Mayo Co;
Second. to be announced.
Worst Looking Ford 1921: First.