Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 267, 23 August 1919 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, AUG. 23, 1919. PAGE SEVENTEEN

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PARADE

Je will be at 2 : 30. Prizes This event, like all others '

eral classes of saddle and ipy the evening show. 3 night.

FRIDAY Cambridge City Day Music by the Indianapolis News Boys' Band Friday afternoon and evening all classes not shown and judged will be disposed of, in addition to the exhibition of the calves fed by the Boys clubs of Hagerstown and Henry County. Sweepstakes shows, Baby Show, Pony Race, Potato Race and comic parade on Friday night. Paul's United Shows, day and night. See the Poultry shows, hog shows, farm produce show, display of fancy work, domestic science, etc.

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RED STOCK

cs and colts, Belgian stallions, mare and colts will be sold at 9:30 a. m. the registered calves fed by the Hagerstown Boys' Calf club and lass Angus cows and bulls, consigned by some of the best breeders

stock for this sale and no culls or "clean-ups" will be offered.

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Wcastle, hconomy, Greensboro the business interests and lor their liberal advertising patronage and other assistJail be with us to enjoy these four days.

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Model Clothing Co.

Weisbrod Music Store

Miller-Kemper Co.

IT. FMaher

jOtto Heins aliller Bros. Hdw. Co. Becond National Bank

American Trust & Savings Bank

tarr Piano Co. Lichmond Baking Co.

Gardner, Jessup, Hoelscher &

White

Geo. W. Homrighaus

Mays Chas M. Trowbridge Thorntown Swine Breeders' Pure Serum Co. Plainfield National Single Bled Serum Co. v Mooreland ' John Chamberlain & Sons Clapper's Garage Mrs. Gordon Clapper Clem ConwayUnion City J. A. Long & Co.

Frank E. Youngflesh Union National Bank Jay, The Jeweler O. G. Whelan Palais Royal Ray Lichtenfels North Star Refrigerator Co. F. J. Parsons Stanley Plumbing & Elictric Co. Hoover Ice Cream Co. E. C. Routh Joshua H. Allen

Geo. W. Davis Motor Car Co. ' fidfi

City Restaurant Clendenin & Co. Adam H. Bartel & Co. Frankel & Harding Bender's Ice Cream Co. Murray & Murrette Theaters Nicholson & Bro. Haner's Store Price's Candy Store Grand Leader Bartel & Rohe

Newcastle

A. E. Schuffman Ridge Lumber Co. W. T. Baker Auto Co. Dann Bros. First National Bank O. M. McGeath Tully & Wantz Holloway-Wright Co. G .V. Gates & Co. Kahn-Heller Co. Goodwin Clothing Co. Burger's Chicago Store H. H. Diffenderfer Central Trust & Savings Co. Elwood

Goodwin Bros. Automobile Co. New Castle Laundry Vaughan Polk Co. The Daily Times Citizens State Bank The Daily Courier Gray Eleceric Co. Harry B. Beck J. W. Ball Thurman & Vaughan Stanley Garage Farmers' National Bank Newby Motor Co. D. C. Anders & Sons Lawson

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own Hagerstown Hotel Smith & Harris Pipher's Barber Shop Day's Carriage Store Mrs. Albert Gordon Davis Garage Stanley Hdw. Co. Hagerstown Lumber Co.

Merton W. Grills Harry Groves Dr. E. C. Test J. O. Ballinger Dr. O. P. Worley A. S. Hindman Williams & Hindman R. H. Bryson Dr. R. B. Ramsey

Root Dry Cleaning Co. Endsley & Son L. D. Rath F. M. Whitesell Teetor Hartley Motor Corp. Indiana Piston Ring Co. J. H. Teetor Chas. N. Teetor Joe Teetor

and Free Fair Association

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HAGERSTOWN (Continued from Page Sixteen) Many Amusement Attraction The main street of the town will be the center of the show grounds. There will be street fair display worth while and Beats are to be erected along the sidewalks where horse, cattle and other exhibits are to be paraded. The evening shows will be especially interesting. Mr. B. F. Parsons advises that you do not miss the decorated auto parade on Thursday, Richmond day, at 2:30. The prizes are: first $25; second, $15; third, ?10. A Newcastle man says he Is going to win first prize if it costs him $100 to decorate his machine. There will be two bands in town on Thursday, the Richmond and the Indianapolis Newsboys' bands. Comic Dress Parade Friday Night A heap of fun is expected on Friday night when the comic dress parade gets into action. Not only will the Hagerstown folks take part in this but many others from miles around. Those hoping not only to have a lot of fun, but to also win prize money, are registering with Edgar Locke, who is in charge of this parade. Fly,fclf You Care To The Chenoweth company of Richmond has contracted to supply the overhead entertainment daily. If you care to fly you will have to do so before 11 o'clock, for the rest cf the daylight hours will be devoted to exhibition flying by Lieut. Edward Rodefeldt in the latest design in Curtis passenger airplanes, just newly purchased. The street fair arrangements were made with a first class traveling organization, so

It Is claimed, and the various features are designed to be most entertaining. With reference to the general line of exhibits all will be properly housed and cared for. A change has been made In the original horse show program, providing that some of each class of horses will be shown each day for the benefit of those who have but one day to spend at the fair. The Indianapolis Newsboys' band will provide the music from Wednesday on, assisted by the Richmond band on Thursday, with Newcastle heading the musical program on Wednesday, Newcastle day. The Women's Department If we have so far omitted mention of the Women's Department of the show you may be sure that the committee has not overlooked that Important feature of every county fair. Mrs. T. S. Walker is in charge of this department in which, numerous premiums are offered. Premiums will be given in the arts and crafts section for embroidery, camera work, drawing, china painting, etc. Mrs. Frank M. Whitesell, president of the Garden Club, is in charge of the exhibits in this line, which are to include fruits and flowers. HAGERSTOWN FAIR PREMIUM LIST So far as the big money premiums go the horse show is the nine-time winner. Thero are 100 cash premiums or prizes to be awarded in the various classes, besides ribbons enough to encircle the town, and ribbons cost money nowadays. Nor have the cattle interests been the least bit slighted or overlooked. A lot of purses have been "hung up" for cattle exhibits, calf clubs, and for the exhibition of hogs. It will also take a cash drawer full of money to pay the poultry awards, the premium list covering every class of bird on which awards are made at the largest,

first class shows. No entry fee Is to be charged In this department, but ten pet cent will be deducted from all winnings. Choice Poultry Exhibit If you have something good to show la the poultry line bring it in. As they say In Boston, "you are cordially Invited" to do so. with the assurance that your birds will be properly housed and cared for. Talk tt over with Albert Gordon, superintendent ol the poultry section, quickly, for entries must all be made by Monday noon, though th birds need not be displayed until Tuesday, It is important that all the space be alloted early to Insure room and proper classification. The great American hen Is no longer a side Issue. So far as many farm wives are concerned, the poultry yard Is the whole works, when It comes to supplying her with pin money when marketing. We can't have too many chickens, and few of us have evei had enough of them in the Icebox. Patronize the poultry show and then go home, determined to raise more chickens and to produce more eggs, for heaven knows wa need them, and if at a little less money they will be more than ever welcome. People who raise poultry, and who give the birds the care and attention they are entitled to, are publio benefactors and are on the highway to fortune at sixty miles an hour. Dont Mica the Auto Parade Should you happen to miss the great decorated auto "parade on Thursday afternoon, August 28th, you will have lived in vain. Thursday Is devoted to Richmond folks, it is their own individual day, with all the rest of the world welcome to share in its enjoyment. Well, according to the Hagerstown folks, the principal advantage of one's living in Richmond, is its contiguity to Hagerstown, the original home of free fairs and horse shows, where one may find surcease from sorrow every year. It is Indeed a blessed thought. (Continued on Page Eighteen)

WOGAMAN'S Confectionery-Lunch Room

Fair visitors will find us ready to serve you to ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS LUNCHES AND CONFECTIONS OF ALL KINDS

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STORE Your headquarters while you are in HAGERSTOWN

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Staple and Fancy Groceries If its in the grocery line we have it

Phone 76

Hagerstown, Ind.

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Fair and Horse Show You are always welcome at Geo. A. Harlan's Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings

There is a Reason

With a long line of yards to buy for we can buy right. Buying right enables us to sell right.

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HAGERSTOWN LUMBER GO. C. E. McBRIDE, Mgr. Everything for the builder

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We carry a full line of

HAGERSTOWN FREE FAIR

Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals Jewelry Refrigerated Candies Always Fresh

Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Phonographs and Records School Books and Supplies

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M. WHITESELL

Phone 72

Hagerstown, Ind.