The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-02-20
No One Need
Walk Out of
KenneWick Now
Fair Auction to Include Mule
and Car-Big List of En-
tertainment is Provided for
FrOlic Both Nights

HlNdl IOE Tie DeU6llt Oh TIE 1a1r Is
going to be one that future years
will be hard to Guido, according to
all indications at the present min
ute and the affair should add no
inconsiderable amount to the funds
for carrying on the fall festival.
The carnival will be held in the
Emigh- Howe building Friday and
Saturday nights of next week.
The entertainment committee has
already ribbed up some interest
ing stunts for that time. The COM
mittee has called upon all orgaDi-
,, cations in town to furnish a part
of the entertainment and some ex-
cellent numbers are being prepar-
ed. In addition to the concession
! booths and the dance both nights,
there will be a fiddling contest, ex-
Inhibition dances, musical numbers,
a veatriloquist act and numerous
other features.
ALL this besides the big auction
With will take place both nights.
This feature will be in charge of
the genial Harry Hughes and be-
sides the money that is received,
there will be heaps of fun for all
from it. All the articles have been
donated and the entire proceeds
f-c.n the sale WITH go to the fair
association.
The Woman's club has made the
solicitations from the business men
in town and the list includes: a
mule, named Maude, an auto, half
ton of coal, and hundreds of 9th
er things "too numerous to mem
ton"
If you don't like the country
come to the carnival-Mayor C. A..
Crawford has donated a ticket to
Walla Walla, which will be auc-
toned off. Dover Lumber Co. has
donated two SIT fruit ladders; the
Farmers Exchange sack each of
scratch and Sure Lay; Washburn-
Gleason, sack each scratch and
dairy feed; Desgranges, box of
pears; Twin City Motors, bort
| roadster; Brick, gallon Mobiloil;
Richards Gest, vulcanizer; Column
bia Garage, gallon Shell oil;
Church's, gallon grape-juice.
Columbia Electric, toaster; Ray
mand, Lang andirons; Lewis, fruit
ladder; Eichner, pair sink faucets;
creamery, 10 pounds butter; Ideal
Cleaners, $1.00 cleaning; Kenne-
wick Laundry, $1.00 work; Tuna
Lum, half ton coal; Flesher, tube;
Kennewick Market, home-cured
bacon; City Dray, $3.50 drayage;
Washington Hardware, hammer;
Evelyn Shop, $1.00 work; Mill,
barrel flour.
Kennewick Printing company, a
box of printed stationery; Kings
Pharmacy, toilet goods; Mutual
Hardware, Thermos, set of measur-
ing spoons, auto polish; Pastime,
two lights and patent lighter;
Marsh, half-dozen ties; Vibber-
Clifford Drug Co, six tooth
paste; Neuman, doz. canvas gloves,
doz. work sox, doz bars toilet soap,
Beste, kitchen stool; M & C,
box candy; City Market, l picnic
ham; shoe hospital, box shoe
strings; Hulet's, S. cash; Plow-
man, 3 boxes candy; Ladies Shop,
house dress; second hand store,
/ clothes rack; Behrman, 1 ladies
beaded bag; Martins shop, 1 box
face powder, bottle amber lion,
bottle shampoo; McDonald's, SIS
merchandise; Club, 5 cigarette
lighters; Bakery, cake; Larry's,
1 CARVE manicure set, / bottle of
skin tonic, jar cleansing cream;
Skaggs, / gallon Safeway maple
syrup, 2 pounds Maximum coffee;
J. C. Penney, 1 boys sweater, 1
mans sweater, junior coat, 1 wo-
mans organdie dress, woman's |
rayon knit dress, corduroy bath !
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