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Select a Clever Name— | [1 he~m - A; Ee ARIA gh Ln BE a Win Pedigrar Coon Fup wQ|° SUMMER DRESS CARNIVAL

wr Some boy or girl is going to become the owner of all L STILL IN PROGRESS! : ' pedigree Cocker puppy just like the puppy Wilson & Co. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! : : , . manufacturers of Ideal dog food, will present to the 500- ! Mile Race winner. ;

= Arrangements for a boy or girl not over 16, to receive the puppy were completed today by The Times. ..The Cocker puppy — 12 sole

the judges to select the winning weeks old today—comes from name for announcement in The ion stock. | Times May 31. oh Soak Wile Entries will be judged on ith thie pore Pa cfaverness “of. names suggested. RArs.with he puppy, land on neatness ei ontres. ©% Pick Clever Name Cite. Age Limifs -All a boy or girl has to do to" Any boy or girl.18 or under is win is to select a clever name eligible, except employees of far the dog Wilson & Co. will| The Times and .Wilson & Co. | give to the race winner. Name and members of their immediate suggestions must be submitted on| families. : | the. official entry blank which ap-| Any number of names may be| pears in The Times. Fill it out|entered by any boy or girl, but| afd mail it by midnight Monday, each name suggested must be on| May 28, to: Speedway Puppy|a separate entry blank. ~ Contest, Indianapolis Times, 214| All entries become the propW. Maryland St. erty of The Times and the de~Every effort will be made byl cision of the judges will be final.

SPEEDWAY PUPPY CONTEST OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK : I suggest the following name for the Cocker Spaniel Puppy | Wilson & Co. will present to the winner of the Indianapolis 8peedway's 500-Mile Race:

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