The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-06-04
PROGRAM AND
PRIZES READY
FOR VISITORS
Kennewick's Good Will Day
Arrangements are All Made
Visitors to be Amply Re-
warded for Attendance
20 sacks of sugar.
20 sacks of flour

~ sacks OF sugar.
20 sacks of flour
20 tickets for 5 gallons of
gasoline.
Sixty people who trade in
Kennewick will be given the
above premiums next Friday
night-gifts of the merch-
ants of Kennewick who have
Joined to make a special in
ducement for residents of the
county to make this their bus
mess headquarters.
In addition to the prizes q
program has been arranged
which will occupy part of the
day, and this will also be en-
tirely free. Merchants are ar
ranging special displays of
their wares for that day and
specially attractive prices will
be featured. Food samples,
free balloons for the kiddies
and various other stunts are
being arranged for the visit
ors to Kennewick Friday.
The day will start with the
Ford program being staged
by E. c. Smith Motor Co. At
his place a caravan of Ford
cars, trucks and equipment
will be opened for visitors. In
addition to the cars there will
be several interesting dis
plays, among them the cut
away car, showing the con-
struction and operation of
every part of a modern auto
mobile. This feature alone will
be an education to many who
but vaguely understand why
thew should ego into second"
when in tough going. Other
displays of various parts Of
an automobile will prove
equally interesting.
Picnic lunches in the park
will occupy the noon hour.
In the afternoon, starting
at two o'clock will be the free
talking picture show at the
Ford agency, with another
complete show at four O'Clock.
These pictures are proving in
tensely interesting to patrons
of the Ford caravan in other
towns along the route.
The Liberty theatre will al
so run continuous show that
day with Richard Barthel-
mess in 'aThe Finger Points"
At four o'clock in the after
noon the race program will be
held under the direction of
Joe Martin, who has arrang-
ed with the local Boy Scouts
to handle the affair. It will be
held in the little park back of
the Twin City Motor Co. and
cash prizes have been ar
ranged for the winners.
The events will be as fol-
lows:
50-yard dash for boys and
girls, IL years or over. SO for
first prize; 81, second and soc
for third. Separate race for
boys and girls.
5O-yard dash for BOYS and
one for girls under IL years,
with prizes Of 81. 75c and soc.
Winners of any of the
events will be barred from
participating in other races.
The Columbia Garage will
give suitable souvenirs to WIS.,
itors at their establishment
Friday.
At four o'clock will also
come the second showing of
the Ford pictures.
Mayor Alfred C. Anon will
mount the platform to be
erected in the intersection of
Kennewick avenue and Ben
ton streets at $50 and will
deliver a short address of
welcome and appreciation 70
the visitors. Following tie
mayors sreech will be the
novel aand interesting game
by which the winners of the
sixty prizes will be selected.
The stores will remain
oper until their rsual CLOSING
time-6::30, to allow every
one time 30 attend the game.
County Commissioner II. S.
Hughes has been selected as
master of ceremonies for the
occasion which ehnuld nyo,.o