The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-10-19
HALLOWEEN PRIZE LIST
IS BIGGEST YET OFFERED
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TUNED group, $3.50, Oakland Fire Co.
Most comic boy, list, boys cap, Gort-
ner's Store; End, flashlight, Treacy's
Garage.
Most original or comic tramp, 1st,
inner tube, Sharp's Garage; End, sack
flour, Piedmont Grocery Co.; 3rd, 2lb.
coffee, Whitaker Grocery Co.
Fattest man, bridge score pad, Stur-
giss' Pharmacy.
Best Simple Simon, 10 pounds corn
meal, S. Aronhalt.
Best clown, Windshield defroster,
Leighton's Garage.
Most comic child, box chewing gum,
E. Baumgartner.
Most deliberately dressed child, pair
shoes, Treacy's Store.
Best black face boy or girl, $1.00
Christmas savings account, Mountain
Democrat.
Most originally costumed child, 81,
Farmers Bank.
Best old man costume, suit cleaned
and pressed, S. o. Swan.
Most hideous costume, waste basket,
F. w. Weber Co.
Most originally costumed man, foun-
tain pen, Oakland Pharmacy.
Most homely man, suit cleaned and
pressed, E. C. Liller.
Best pirate, two dinners, Manhattan
Hotel.
Best costume depicting nationality
or a well known parsonage, LIST, desk
lamp, Oakland Supply Co.; End, box
candy, w. A. Gender.
Most homely girl, tray, gift shop.
Fattest woman, sack flour, D. P.
Smouse.
Best old woman costume, blanket,
j. W. Jackson Co.
Most daring lady's costume, pair
ladies' galoshes, Half-Price Store.
Most elaboretly costumed man, LIST,
carton cigarettes, Hinebaugh's Restau-
rant; End, suit cleaned and pressed,
NuWay Laundry.
Most comic man, necktie, H. C. Sim
cell.
Tallest man, cap, R. C. McComas.
Shortest man, jar Fineskin cream,
L. Liller.
Best black face man, list, 25 lbs.
buckwheat flour, A. w. Helbig; End,
bottle hair tonic, Bittner & Stahl.
Most originally costumed woman,
LIST, table lamp, Oakland Hardware &
Furniture Co.; End, choice of plant or
cut flowers, H. Weber & Sons Co.
Most deliberately costumed woman,
LIST, fresh ham. F. A. Smouse; End,
desk set, Hamill's Stationery Store.
Best blackface woman, sack sugar,
City Meat Market.
Tallest woman, lady's slip, Browns
Store.
Most comic woman, LIST, lady's scarf,
Harvey's Hat Shop; End, string peals,
F. E. Gender.
Oldest woman, sack flour, Piedmont
Grocery Co.
Best gypsy, LIST, vanity case, Shat
fer's Jewelry Store; End, basket fruit,
farmers Store.
Most deliberately dressed couple,
list, electric iron, West Md. Power Co.;
End, lady's coat cleaned and pressed,
NuWay Laundry.
Skinniest couple, two dinners, Wm.-
James Hotel.
:. Most original couple, table lamp,
Coffman-Fisher Company.
Most comic couple, sack flour, A. &
P. Store.
Largest family in parade, load of
coal, Thayer & Nordeck.
Most comic family, case peas, Mt.
Airy Canning Company.
Best old fashioned costumed fam
lily, ham, H. L. Miller.
Costume Dance at Offutt's Hall
Most comic couple, weeks pass to
Maryland Theatre, Manager of The
atre.
Most deliberately dressed couple, 2
blankets, ]. w. Jackson Co.
Most original costumed couple, cop
per tea kettle, A. D. Naylor & Co.
Most comic man, flash light, Shirer's
Tin Shop.
Most comic woman, sack buckwheat
-four, NJ. w. Kildow.
Most originally costumed man, auto
strop razor, The Republican.
Most originally costumed woman,
pair silk hose, Harris Store.
Most deliberately dressed man, pipe,
The Recreation.
Most deliberately dressed woman,
a compact, Gonder's Pharmacy.
Cake walk, LIST prize, cake, Henry
Lauer; End, cake, Community Bakery.
Square Dance
Most deliberately dressed man, 81 in
taxi fares, Roy Shaffer.
Most deliberately dressed woman, 2
dinners, Pie Shoppe.
Most comic man, half soles and
heels, James Fazzalari.
Most comic woman, pound coffee, O.
T. Treacy.