Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-24
ELKTON PLANS
FOR BIGPARADE
Prizes Valued at $500 Will
Be Awarded Tuesday i.
Night
JUDGES HAVE
NOT BEEN SELECTED
5000 o Nc EvenIng journal.

OF judges. The prizes to be awarded
viii be more numerous than for any
previous affair Of the kind. amount
ing in value probably to $1,000. All
that is needed 10 make the affair the
biggest of the kind ever held in Elk
ton. is Favorable weather. The prizes
TO be awarded follows:
Equestrian-Fi prize, $40 In
gold by Newton-Mitchell Company;
second prize. Beacon blanket, do
mated by Howard S. Vincent; third,
electric lamp, donated by NJ. Me-
gary and Son Company, Wilmington;
fourth. fancy vest. Leslie Pyle, VIII
mington: fifth. pair shoes, Brown
and Lewis. Elkton: sixth. smoking
set, snellenburg and Company. VIII
mington; seventh, silver match box,
Willard F. Davis, Wilmington;
eighth. $3.50 gold piece Ralph
Pearce. Elkton; ninth, picture ia
cob Reubenstone, Elzton.
Floats-s25 in gold, for first prize.
donated by Bush Line Wilmington;
second, share OF preferred stock OF
Pierce Amusement Company, Elkton.
donated by William II. Pearce and
William c. Henry; third. card table.
donated by Ogden-Howard Company,
Wilmington; fourth. box Henrietta
cigars, donated by James Karaganis,
EASton; NTH. half barrel -four, donat-
eddy Cameron & Elder. Elkton; sixth
one hundred cigars, donated by
George Vaggi & Co. Elkton; seventh,
two cases tomatoes. donated by Unit
cd Canneries. Newark; eighth, box
cigars, VIM. B. Merret; ninth. Seth
Thomas alarm clock, donated by
David Hay. wilmington.
sutton obiies-Flrst prize. S25 in
gold, donated by Diamond Ice Com
pany. Wilmington; second, one
Goodyear tire, donated by II. r.
Boulder. Elkton; third, auto Their /
mometer. donated by Mains Gar
age. Elkton: fourth. ten gallons lu-
bricating oil. donated by Pure oil
Company: NTH, inner tube, donated
by T. W. McKenney. Elkton; sixth.
s5sIn gold. donated by Presto-O-Lite
Company; seventh, IS in gold, do
mated by Hevelow's Bakery. Elkton;
eighth, basket fruit, donated by
Frank Brown; ninth. ice cream
freezer, donated by f. n. Sweet.
Elkton.
Senior Fancy-First prize. $40 in
gold, donated by Freihoffer's Bakery,
Wilmington; also So. donated by
George Booker, Wilmington; second.
reed upholstered rocker, donated by
Miller Bros, Wilmington; third. ma
hogany serving tray. r. L. Foord
Co, Wilmington; fourth, ladies' silk
umbrella. donated by Lippincott &
:, Co., Wilmington; fifth. 15-pound /
ham. donated by John s.. Lee, Elk
ton; sixth. dozen packages of tea.
donated by Atlantic 4 Pacific Com
pany. Elkton; seventh. pair ladies'
kid gloves. donated by George r.
Davis. Elkton: eighth, box of Mar
via candy. donated by ]. Frank Fra
ger Elkton; ninth. two-pound box
Of candy, donated by Charles JEFF
fers. Elkton.
Junior Fancy-First prize. $40 in
gold. donated by Huber Baker Com
pany Wilmington; second. dozen
pictures, donated by b. A. Arnold.
ElktoD; third. IS Saving Fund Ma
tional Bank, OF Elkton; fourth. pair
shoes, donated by Cohen Bros, Elk
ton; fifth. $3.50 gold piece. donated
by W. ]. Fenton, Elkton: sixth, five
pound chocolates, Candyland Store.
ElKton; seventh two-pouDd box .
candy, donated by Mrs. Ida V. Burk- .
ley; eighth. box Martha Washington !
candy. r. B. Frazer; ninth, pocket I
knifef. donated by A. d. Peoples, 7
Wilmington; tenth, box writing pa '
per. donated by Thomas r. Free {
man. Elkton. II
Senior Comic-First prize. $40 in {
gold. donated by W. w Boulder,
ElKton, and IS in gold, donated by {
J. II. Terrell. Elkton; second, pair I
velour curtains donated by Baldwin 4
Manufacturing Company, Elk Mills;
third one rug donated by II. W. Pip Y
pin Ekton; fourth. IS in gold, do
mated by employees of A. T. and T.; J
fifth ladies' hand bag. donated by
Company. Whining ]
ton; sixth, twelve packages tea. do
narsd by a. and =. Company. Elk
tonst seventh. box toilet articles do :
mated by Robert B. Frazer. Elkton;
eishth. bottle perfume. donated by a
Frank Frazer; ninth, subscription Il
10 Cecil Wing: tenth, alarm clock. a
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3unior Comic-First prize. IS IN {
grd donated by Scott Fertilizer (
Company, and IS donated by VIII J
lian Creamer. Elkton; second. IS III
sweater, donated by j T. Mullln and ]
Company. Wilmington: third. IS in i
Savings Fund. Elkton Banking and I
Trust Company; fourth. baseball nit. {
donated by A. J. Reach Company: J
fin. $3.50 gold piece. donated by A. {
+. Stanley, Elkton; sixth. pair ,
shoes. John f. Gonce, Elkton; sew
enth. basket fruit. donated by Ly-
man A. Spence; eighth. baseball and (
bat donated by A. r. Stanley; ninth.
pair slippers. donated by Jacob Ha-
herman, Elkton; tenth, Twelve
articles donated By McDowelrs Mail
Order House. Marshailton, Del.
.3pecials-First prize. IS In gold
donated By FELTON, Hotel. Elkton; sec
orr pair shoes N. Lipman. Elkton;
third. ladies' hand bag. donated by ]
Joseph Conner & Son. wilmington. 4,
fourth, -four bowl. Iridescent ware, /,
donated by Banks and Bryan. Will :
n <gt3n; fifth. carving set, donated I
bses. H. King & Son. Elkton: sixth.
pair trousers. donated by Jacob Sing
n4n Elkton: seventh. IS in gold.
debated By Robert Jenkins. Eikton;
e shrh. 2pound box Of candy. L. b. s
Trtitt; ninth, box cigars. Arthur Van
LIN Elkfon; tenth. IS for Saving 3
Fund In Eikton Banking and Trust c
Company; eleventh. s. Gillette Raj b
Dr. donaied by Alexander & Son, Elk e
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