The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], October 17, 1915, Page SIX, Image 6

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CORRECT ANSWERS IN THE AGE-HERALD
=CASH PRIZE PICTURE CONTEST=
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AGE-HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Birmingham, Ala.
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned judges of your Birmingham Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit contest, have carefully exam
ined all lists as submitted, and hereby certify the following persons as winners:
^ 1st Prize—Mrs. J. B. Young, 809 Fourth avenue, Boyles.
2d Prize—Mrs. Mosely Shugerman, 1516 Fifteenth avenue, S.
3d Prize—Mrs. E. R. Bearnadi, 1610 Eleventh avenue, N.
We regret to say that no list submitted was accurate in every particular. Very truly yours,
• EDNA C. SANDLIN,
Birmingham, October 16, 1915._'__ WM' ^Contast.
Thousands of Birmingham’s Citizens Visit Manufacturers’ Permanent Exhibit Building
In Hip Age-Herald Sunday morning, October there appeared .‘JO photographic reproductions of exhibits to be found in the Birmingham Manufacturers’ Permanent Exhibit building 1803-189<S First avenue V
Iicm' inclines wine run without any marks ol ldcntitication, and Hie Age-Herald offered $.‘10 in cash to persons going to the Manufacturers’ building and identifying them bv looking nV+Vm ~ t 1 1 u * mi
contest came to a successful close Friday evening at H o’clock. The names of the winners in the contest appears above. Thr checks will be mailed to TheTimTerfta^ T,he
vcic selected because ot their wholly disinVu’ested relations, are as follows: Win. C. Radcliffe, general secretary of the Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. J. B. Reid of the Alabama State Fair^neonn'nT 000 ^Vtvt °
Edna Sandlin, general secretary Young Women’s Christian association. ' ’ • ’ lair association, and Miss
Great Boost for Birmingham-Made Goods
flic contest, which closed Friday evening, was of great benefit to the cause of Birmingham-made goods, in that thousands of people who never before had visited the Mamifnefnrera' u -i i
saw tor the Inst tune real evidence ol Birmingham’s fame as a manufacturing city, lew who have not visited the great display 6f Birmingham-made goods have any idea of the number and varietvof U'
ties made in the city, but on a visit to the Exhibit building become boosters for their borne city. x y number and variety of commodi
_The Contest Is Over, But Birmingham Still Lives—Tell Your Friends About tjie Great Exhibit of Birmingham-Made Goods
1—Green Drug Co., Cor. lOmpire lililg. Phone 510
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27—Avonditle Stove «fc Foundry to., Avondale.
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S—Llffhtfoot Suit A t out Co., 2«1 Floor Empire Did*.
Phone 260
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S3—Oloe-Cola <C or. A ve. U and 10th St. Phono 3434
SK—Mmtilnril l>or(l«nil Omni Co . WIT Brawa.IUrx
4—Barnett Lumber Co., 5th Ave. and 86th to 39th Sta.
Phone 7897
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14—William Rerkllng, Saddles and Harness. 1811
2d Ave. Phone ROd
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SO—f'olllna A Co., 2301 lat In. Phone 8070
B—R. D. Burnett Clrar Co., 1818.18 2d Ave. Phone 381
15—Tennessee Mill A Feed Co, 2413-15 1st Ave.
Phone 235