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ha' 'em. ll ' V“ .'ARRili'la" won'second. although Robert Mamiell was carrying her lantern; Jane Grif- fith won third, and Dorothy Teberg won fourth, with Frederick Dexhei- mer carrying her lantern. ' cF The spgcial prizes were awarded ta Linda. Rollery, of Lincoln, first; Bar- In the Ravinia group Judith Green- berir won first prize; John McIntosh and Junior L19pttlgggLomscassttnd; ThTiiC7rii6 Amenddln; fourth, Donald Moffet. Peter Sinclair was evaded Brst prize from Port Clinton; second prize went to Tommy Brown and Thomas Weigel,. third, Shirley Bart- lett; and fourth, Olive' Devendorf. In 3349 “$1993: manMaty Km; ' Prize Winner: The prizes were awarded, in the Sunset group, flrat to Jerry McCaff- my; second, Olive Lindstrom; third. Jean Mommy; fourth, Evelyn Bums er. For the Lincoln Park division the prizes went to Irene Sienerth, first; second, Marilyn Mooney; third, Ethel Ohrmund; fourth, Jane Lazard. "iiF6emrmmr"""r'n"loammrmlumrrmr was presented by the Revinia group, under the direction of Howard Copp. The children who carried lanterns were given pop and candy. and the eyening we: tamed " with the send- ing up of four hotrair balloons, two seven feet in diameter, and two ten feet. They were released by Ray Cox. . “my. July as. 1931 LANTERN PARADE IS COLORFUL PAGEANT FRANK W. RUsso&Co. ANNOUNCING . . THE " . , e . __, j), P EN j-r--,-)-)-!,,-!?---,-,-, SATURDAY; JULY 25th (Continued from page 8) GIBSON ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ALFRED C Gnufacturerts of Refrigerators LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS smwnas FRANK w. Russo Ir88..Ctitttmt Avenue... ...’. ', _' for over 69 years of Mr. Edward M. Laing, superinten- auar-or-rark-aer-rremmt-wthe-r- rude, and is in a large way respon- sible for the success of the evening. Miss Cancie and her assistant Miss Mamie Tums, worked very hard on the Sunset lanterns.; Miss Wright and Miss Irma Sela deserve credit for s’s Grimm s _ e urge of the Port , Clinton group and deserves much credit. Miss Osborn and Miss- es Daly and Keuter helped the Rav- inia children. Mr. Howard Copp also worked very hard on the affair. The judges were, Mrs. Ilrittithi, Mrrs. Carrier, Rudy Kozak, Mrs. Weinberg. wagon was pulled by George‘MeLel- Inn and Paul Bullet. Ravinia won second grand prize, awarded, in the name of Ravinia, to Judith Green.. berg. The third grand prize went to may “Embed, for WsrreHtidtNr fourth was awarded to Port Clinton, and fifth to Sunset. Sunset had by far the largest number of lanterns. but the display of some of the other playgrounds were exeeilentir-pito= tether. All in all, the whole parade represented mach work and skill in handiwork. “TEE list iiraiiiriiira idsu'ii'atdea to Lincoln playground. for a beautiful ananen'e ’agoda display, pulled on I won, with strands of gligm, Itit: At seven o'eloek, before the parade, a baseball game was played between two National league teams, Sunset and Lincoln. Lincoln won the game by a score of 10-3, although Sunset made a desperate attempt to score in the last innings. bar? Garst, second: Elmer flu-crave. third; and Yolnndn Gurioli, fourth. Grand Prize H PRE ottatofthettemtrthirtbstttibairtre said for President Hoover’s mentor- ium plan in that Moscow doesn't like g't.--,----,.-.,.,,--,,_, It seems that tome nations not only want nuistance but want to be paid for accepting ”stance. They say pmperity is just wound the corner and we hope Uncle Sam is not trawling on a mrritro-round. 1.1mm“ td'.' " a). ttshtiet,2't te. at no: aunt" Queen: 0! un- C:ttr1reftttrtrrfttitte "tttt I“ s2'n.',u, b “at” “a Lt.'tet, mmzmzvc National gt Food Stores AMERrCANHOMrtmtvBttAtmt 'ueemDrrPu-tNage. Ginger Ala ve" RootBier,uanmuu- OnnueSoda Nation-l Tea Co. Food Store. are really making this a good “old sump merdme” with good "old time" low price- because 'llli every dt'drg you lmmed 'ii,iiiiii'iiiiii'iiiiii', esand “'3 tever W ave you 'rpe-"w enthe market drugs the price you pay in "sa-au, the tftgitistitar'LiriransL-__.f,_..,_, . . _ Ib. Pqtattet, _A _ " ',,'dt 29c Peaches Apples " When the Market Drops . . the Price You Pay in Less Clap: AU 14 lb. Sack 14c . ' " 24% lb. Sack s" Pineapple t . 312:.“55c Kee, t? "it Bgupgguzszgrxqc Dng’rlcqfl aka-25¢ Heinz Beans 222:.“15‘ tit Sin-edged, was; . 2 via am, Crackers ' ; Flour vieesEiruesuePridarasusatserdarrta-a2s Oven Baked Preach Dre-IS; Hazel AIM'; Anna“; Home-. Sliced or Crushed serkLuittcse-nngrcreanx, P. _ N C;oehue-. 1'll.".fe'.Th' In“ " F -e. . T,,'. this weak and . lb. 31" t . z Jd';. N. B. c. Premium Sodas Oven Baked ”tinfostbs. I” bu “kahuna. m., July M. ”81. Event: L Illinrd. 1W duo m“ lllt Clan. a2i'iiU. 2215;? -i'jiii.irise " ' lu',lv- l’n-VZ‘T‘ Toilet harm Bring Asian-ado. may” Soap Foe Waking Pt-iF-es at" o ttSi, "e _ Summer Household Needs .. Jaqrorat - 'TS, Clothe. emu: At , 1"ttl.' . than or vnatndiGUA , cakes" 19: La: Flakes Ila-IdI'Smp , cakes 17c Rim 2ttatmeiieir'" FRED G. 0333. hatch! [1-28 [if is; m we