The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-10-24
TO AWARD 81 PRIZES AT
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION
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town visitors, and the activities on
the streets. Second street from
Liberty to Alder street will be roped
off and given over entirely to the
merry-makers.
The prizes and those donating them
are given below:
For the Masked Dance
Most elaborate costumed man, s.
fountain pen; most elaborate cos
j tuned lady, SO mesh bag, H. c. Sim
cell; most comic lady, electric lamp, A.
R. Martins Furniture store; most
elaborate couple, large cake, Henry
Lauer; most original costume, 3
pounds Parkes coffee, Treacy's Cash
store; most comic couple, , pounds
Jewell coffee, Owen Treacy; most
comic man, pocket hood and cigaret
case, Fraley's store; to lady awarded
prize for most elaborate costume, s
photos IN costume, Bells Studio.
For The Mummers' Parade
Most comic adult couple, percola-
tor A. D. NayIor and Co.; most elab-
crate adult couple, 5 pounds candy,
Baumgartner's; most elaborate man,
$3.50 in gold Edwards Chevrolet
Sales; best costume, one sack Wisdom
flour, Browns store; best costume,
$3.50 in trade, E. c. Liller; most fancy
dressed man, ST Parker Pen, Harned's
Drug store; oldest costume, box print
ed stationery, Mountain Democrat.
Most elaborate lady, Houbigants
compact, Gonder's Pharmacy; most
elaborate lady, box stationery, Ham
Ills Book store; best dressed lady,
pair silk hose, Harris store; most COM
ic lady, pair silk boomers, Cotfman-
Fisher company; most comic man,
pocket book, Gonder's Jewelry; best
Uncle Sam, bottle of Herpicide hair
tonic, Thayer's barber shop; most
comic clown, sack of Wisdom flour,
Miller's Meat market; second best
clown kazoo, Elliott's Music store;
most comic person, $3.50 in gold, f.
S, Evans; best Simple Simon, can Of
cigarettes, Gibson's pool room.
Most comic policeman, weeks pass
to Maryland theatre, B. l. Gender;
best negro, ukelele, Elliott's Music
store; most original tramp, safety
razor, Sturgiss' Pharmacy; most COM
ic boy, lumber jacket, Smouse's store;
best boy clown, hair tonic, R. L.
Wolfe; most comic child, $3.50 in
gold, Farmers Bank; most elaborate
child, $3.50 pencil Oakland Jewelry
company; second most elaborate child,
hornerphone, EIliott's Music store;
best comic attraction presented by
Boy Scout troop, $3.50 in gold, First
National Bank; tallest man, box CT
CARS, The Recreation; most attrac-
lively costumed family, $3.50. The
Republican; most comic attraction in
parade, gas heater, c. and A. Gas
company; latest lady, floor lamp,
West Maryland Power company; fat
test man, jar smoking tobacco, W. A.
Gender; talIest woman, bottle sham
poo soap, Bittner and Stahl.
Fattest boy, sweater, D. NJ. Dixon
and son; second latest boy, watch,
Skaters JeweIry store; best original
costume, 25 pound sack Of sugar, A.
and P. store; best historic man cos
tune, pocketbook, w. H. limbaugh;
most elaborate group Of adults, G. S.
Hamill, IS, Dr. McComas, $3.50, c.
H. Browning, $3.50; second best,
Gortner's store, $3.50, Standard Ga
rage, 50 50, S. O. Swan, $1O0.
Most comic costumed band, S., Gar
rett National Bank; second best,
$3.50, Manhattan hotel most comic
group of children, $3.50, Skaters
Taxi, $3.50, Quality Lunch Room; sec
ond best, $3.50, Hinebaugh's Restau-
rant. Out of town fire company
making best appearance, $3.50, Ker-
ms Bros. garage, $3.50, Central Hotel
and Coffee room.