The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26
PRIZE LIST COMPLETE FOR
HALLOWEEN FESTIVITIES
Ninety Prizes, Including $50 In
Cash To Be Given Masquerade
ers Tuesday Night
PARADE STARTS AT SEVEN

With list of more than 80 prizes,
including more than $50 in cash to be
distributed next Tuesday evening dur
ing the annual Halloween festivities
in Oakland, everything seems to be in
readiness for a mammoth Halloween
parade and the merrymaking on the
main streets of the town, which will
follow the parde.
Merchants and other business and
professional men again cooperated
with members of the Oakland fire de-
partment in continuing the custom in
having an attractive prize list for
those participating in the mummers'
procession and attending the masquer-
ade dance later in the Manhattan Ho-
tel. With the exception of last year,
merchants have contributed prizes for
the past eight or nine years.
This year, however, prizes are to be
awarded at the discretion of the judges
for any unusual or attractive costume,
group, ETC., or outstanding attraction.
This is being done so that those who
have something of merit will be re-
warded for their efforts. SIS will be
awarded to the largest group; So for
second. There will also be prizes for
bands participating.
Parade At Seven O'Clock
The parade is scheduled to begin at
seven o'clock, and those taking part
are to assemble on Oak street, Alder
street, east of Fourth street and inter-
mediate sections of Fourth and Fifth
streets, around $3.50 o'clock. The line
of parade will include the downtown
section, as in former years, disbanding
on Second street where the prizes will
be awarded. There are also to be sew
eral awards at the dance.
All festivities will take place on
Second street, between Green street
and the railroad crossing, which will
be roped off. Oakland's Halloween Gel
ebration usually attracts five hundred
or more to take part in the parade and
many hundreds more to watch the
fun and merrymaking.
The name of contributor and the
prize offered are as follows:
F. D. Kley, reading lamp; H. L. Mil
Ter, sack flour; Rudy's, pair ladies' silk
hose; Gortner's, hunting cap; Gonder's
Pharmacy compact; Boyd's Mems Shop
tie; J. W. Jackson, 10-piece set dishes;
Warnisk's, sack flour; H. C. Sincell,
bill fold; Harned's Pharmacy, bath
powder; S. C. Winters, pocket knife;
Glotfelty's Restaurant, pipe; Oakland
Bakery, 81; Bells Studio, 3 photos;
Oakland Machine Co., 2 gallons oil; A.
D. Naylor Co., thermos jug; Oakland
Feed Store, 25 lbs. egg mash; Bittner
and Stahl, hair tonic; Shaffer's Jew
elry, necklace; Treacy's Cash Store,
pair ladies' hose; Clover Farm Store,
6 cans peaches; Dairy Maid, 81.
Simon Cogley, hair tonic; J. Fazza-
lari, shoe soles and heels; Oakland
Hardware, chromium casserole; Mrs.
N. Thrasher, smoking set; Riders
Radio, flashlights; Craig Motor, simoniz
wax and cleaner; Community Store,
sack flour; B. |. Gender, weeks pass
to theatre; S. Neville, hair tonic; W. A.
Sturgiss, box powder and deorant
pencil; Mountain Democrat, chest
ladies' printed stationery; Villa Mac
Lynch, so cents; Browns Store, Work
trousers; Bertha Warwick, rs cents; M.
Elinor Harvey, pocketbook; Owens
Beauty Shop, champOo and wave; u.
limbaugh Restaurant, carton clga-
rets; Ralph Pritts Garage, grease job;
The Republican, cabinet ladies printed
stationery; V. B. Kelley, sack flour;
Manhattan Hotel, 50; Skaters Taxi,
81; Imperial Ice Cream Co., 2 gallons
ice cream.
Sharps Motor, 5 gallons gasoline;
Coca Cola Bottling Co., 81; Leighton
Bros, vanity mirror; Taylor Motor
CO., 5 gal. gas; Hesen Garage, flash
light; City Roller Mills, rs ID. buck
wheat flour; Joe limbaugh, So; the
Princess Shop, pair ladies' hose; Peo-
ple's Economy Store, Is lbs. sugar;
Reckard and Glotfelty, can polish and
polishing cloth; Auto Electric Service,
license trim rings; w. E. Shirer & Son,
flashlight; Ringer Oil Co., 5 gals. gas;
Orange Crush, one case orange crush,
81 cash; Owen Treacy, coffee; Weber
and Sons Co., box cut flowers; Bill
Gibson, 81; w. A. Gender, 2 ID. box
candy.
Standard Oil Co., OTIS. oil; F. A.
Smouse, sack flour; HamilPs Store, pen
and pencil set; Hardesty's Beauty
Shop, bottles perfume; Green Palm
Restaurant, 81; Fred Crop, first aid
kit; Blue Ridge Oil Co., 5 OTIS. oil; W.
R. Browning, 81; Bolden Undertaking,
81; Piedmont Grocery, sack flour; East
End Service Station, 10 gals. gas;
Whites Garage, spot master mirror;
Oakland Sales Co., So; Leighton Fun
eral Home, 81; Edward Lawrence, b
OTIS. oil; M. H. Hoffman, 8-day clock;
Half Price Stores, princess slip; Mon
helms Wholesale, bushel Grimes Col
ned apples; NuWay Laundry, 81; Will
liam-James Hotel, two dinners; e. A.
May, Is cents; Leighton Lumber Co.,
81; Half Price Stores, silk pajamas.