Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1929, Page 38

“REDHEADS”GET CHANE AT SHOW Food Exhibit Contest Open to Women With Long or Short Tresses. org » e Responsibility . Use YellowdCle Black and White Cabs Owned and Operated by Brown Bros. The series of nightly contests which | have featured the District Grocery So- clety Food Show since ity opening in the Washington Auditorium last week will conclude tonight with a competi- tion to determine the most beautiful head of red hair among a fleld of woman entries. Food Show officials announced last night that the contest tor ored heads w open to women and girls wit Our low prices are | cither" bobbed or long tresses, It will for cash delivery only. | be mrbe the sudience to determine the , most_beautiful red hair in the contest W. A. EGG.$14.60 and length is not a necessary contrib- ‘W. A. Stove, $15.35 |utor to that beauty. The winner will be presented with a basket of flowers, W. A. Nut..$14.75 wfmrfh 1bl’h|ylh!'ll'}‘) r!flec‘t n;le glints W. A. Pea. .$10.40 | of hier hair in the tones of yellow and Joe Sheehan Best Dancer. Fairmont Egg ”“J"lzg?ecs}‘sehnzn' 20;1)'931;-01\1 dntr‘:cer ?t N, street northeast, won e solo New River Egg, $11.00 | 401,00 contest for boys last night when Also Buckwheat; soft | the audience approved of his waltz-tap coals; fireplace and nl;lnmg'r:le was nwnrflled :t‘;e $5 gold indli vood. All our | piece. ere were only ree con- r:::?:‘:ge“:gnn?d and | testants in the dance meet, but the au- $ull weight guaranteed, | dience liked the boys so well that it de- manded more than the actual compe- B. J. Werner tition arequired. Sheehan was called District 8944 ‘The other two entries in the boye’ dance contest were Ernest Wells of 625 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, N Massey of Bon Air, Va., sdded to the laurels which little sm have been gn. ing up in the da "hlfplul baby" contests, when she won the $2.50 in gold at yesterday's matinee. . She won through ~ a _graciousness of manner which would have done credit to any woman and when she m"gnluma with the prize, she regarded the ht coin a moment, then bowed her smiling thanks. ? The final baby contest of the show will be held tomorrow afternoon so that babies will have their last two chances to score with approving audiences at today’s and tomorrow's matinees. There will be no final prize, as each day's baby contest is a unit in itself, Many Samples. For the two remaining days ‘of the show additignal thousands of samples will be gived away to the visitors. The and women to the Auditorium each night since its opening, despite in- clement weather, Last night, when Washingtorr was shocked by news of the tragic explosion at the Seventh street store, there was but ln’h falling off in the attendance. 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