The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
Of TWO
PONIES NOW
GIVEN
1o1 Ranch Show Manager
Livens Up Hahn Shoe
Company Contest

Hahn Shoe Company is getting big
ger and better every day.
Today Frank Braden, general
press agent of the 101 Ranch Wild
] West and Great Far East Show.
came to town, ana upon learning
| that so many thousands or schooi
boys and girls were participating IN
| the contest decided to make 1t even
more delightful. Mr.. Braden To-Day
| announced that the boy or girl VINO
wins the first prize in this picture
| coloring and letter writing contest
! can have his or her choice between
''Ponca" the Indian pony. or q
Shetland pony. The shetland pony
| is worth more than the 5000 that
the Indian pony cost, but Mr..
Braden said this would make no
difference to him because he want
ed the school boy or girl who wins
| to receive exactly the kind OF pony
that would suit best.
Pony i'm Parade.
The pony to be presented by the
Hahn Shoe Company at the 101
Ranch Show next Monday night
!, will appear in the parade Monday
morning so that everyone can see
it and admire it. The pony will
have a sign on it so everyone can
recognize it. The Times NeWsboys'
Rand will have another parade
Monday evening, starting from The
Washington Times office at 6
O'Clock and will escort the pony
through the streets OF washington
to the 101 Ranch Show grounds.
The pony will be awarded to the
boy or girl who eolors simple
drawing most attractively and
writes the best letter on why
Every Boy and Girl in Washington
Should Join the Hahn Fun Club. )"
Fifty pairs of tickets to the famous
1O1 Ranch Show will be awarded to
the boys and girls whose drawings
and letters are considered next best.
Altogether there will be 101 happy
prize winners. and that is very nice,
since the name of the show is 1O1
Ranch Wild West.
The drawing to be colored appears
in the Hahn Shoe Company's big
advertisement in teday's Times. All
celored drawings and letters must
be received at one of the several
Hahn Shoe Stores before noon Sat
urday, day after tomorrow.
Extra Copies Available.
Boys and girls under fifteen
years Of age, participating in this
contest can obtain additional copies
of the big advertisement in the
Washington Times by applying at
any of the Hahn Shoe Stores. Re
member that Sit costs nothing to
participate in the contest. 1t is
not necessary to make purchase
at any Of the Hahn stores in order
to have as good an opportunity as
anyone else to win this 5000 pony
or a couple OF tickets to the worlds
best wild West show. Every boy
and girl is eligible to play the
game, irrespective OF whether or
not she belongs to the Hahn Fun
Club or buys shoes at the Hahn
stores.
Boys and girls who are not
acquainted with the Hahn Fun
Club can get full information and
illustrated booklets about 1t by
going to any OF the Hahn shoe
stores. The managers and clerks
will be more than glad to give you
full information with which to
write your short letter on why
Every Boy and Girl in Washington
Should Join the Hahn Fun Club. I"
Remember, that this little letter
must accompany your colored
sketches of "Ponca," ''Funface"
and Chief Little Elk. Boys and
girls who are familiar with the
Hahn Fun Club will Immediately
recognize "Sunface" as the happy
smiling clown who appears on the
front cover of the Fun Magazine"
which is distributed free to all
members Of the club. The mag
azine contains many drawings,
puzzles, games, refuses, jokes and
stories. Those who belong to the
club do not pay any initiation fee
or dues. Everything is free, in
Guiding a snappy and attractive
lapel button to be worn on the
coat or blouse to show that a boy
or girl belongs to the Hahn Fun
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