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\ j I \ ■ i \. u v , •. % [> il j THE FLORENCE DAILY TIME*- TUESDAY AFTjP^NTO: ’^ga;»vs5SSBT7i»^.a i a| v.wu:.'.Au,'?7J..T« , A';K;is?T"^tgLTj , , , B;ii: jLM>^iHiLm-i.LJUii!urn..■ .Tjaiu..'...>.. ;o. i?r -TT>?rr • <(*♦*>•■ , ■ , , — ... ■ J . » f! i If j ! i-l r :» ,••■; a »«,?■ Suppose Your Friends ^SDidn’t Care? , ^. # If a cnntestant’s friends did not care a rap—it would be ‘ . { well nigh impossible for that person, no matter how hard a worker he or she might be, to win. Only votes will win a prize, and only by friends making good and handing thefr favorite that promised subscription pay ment can that contestant finish the race a winner. -A ll True Friends Do Care! Subscriptions pouring in assure every contestant that trrends arp making good (he eleventh hour promise pay ments—that friends do care, \ Promise Good? DO IT NOW! All dm Vi,- the contest every "mikei met up v.-it'i “the promijln;; liii’d * 01 loll;:;—lot tv. tlmt^aii! ‘'later on I wil: | 5ivt* y :u a . ihjcript'op,” or “tee n« | I’C.-o j the con";: < nd:; and J wi! SUl.’o'a b •, and "i iu.ven't ihw ! to you i; | just now hut wi'l hand u a tew dny .• , Of cntr .e there were a e •rt:<in { niiino r. rf “stuIters’* in this class of \ loll s; pcenle who were merely trying I to rid o, the eonU' lant for the] time heiny. h lien there wore some I who told contestants “little whiti ; rr ”—It yo'i . wish it named elmrit | holy. Campaign Head»)uarters was a elearnnej n aeo for such gos-i', .im» when a person ‘old u contestant ht “had promised So and So”—then Sc and -So Wes''set on his trail. If he stalled again, sometimes both eon twtunts land' d on him simultaneou • 11*. Then it was very pleasant. Uut. all in all. most promises are being made good. Most tolks do care to see their* friend win, and are coin,- itig across i® *fiho‘ s’liapr with then pfomises. People in this section have i. ; e .f r ulized ii t'x ;• \ri !i "lew when < Hi news w sh ii >•) . (>•(*( 1 fairly am! accurately, jod ""sh I i In snr; of tcttins their i pm all dur ng the ‘lire it is paM for it Is wet' -o stick to ‘he old reliable Floroncd Vein Ti 1 ee In a great majority oi instances payments have been on the basis oi one vear in 'enifth, or ;£ti. Aval iriends of a contcstiftit are ct ming through with their nromises without mak'na the contestant lose more yme than is necessary to cal! •Mtd gel the money. Time IS inonev' this week, and the cost of a spare tire marks flic difference between a viTf.O Studcbaker fcedan or a $t!07.20 " ;rd coupe or $4i>!.7'.' T, 'ord touring ■ or winner in many standings. So .ui> .cribs toaav and your winning friend can r've you that irotufsed joy ride next week. Contestants are reauested to read •.he closing rules printed on this page. If you don’t umloismna any of them, in touch with me Campaign Man •aer at once and ask rmesttmif. Four •mum uny^ to win the Studebuker— > let’s go. Two To Be Awarded - W-’-iln ~V.!M>illl!PijLi i v 5 ^ ‘ !,t: Purchased of <W. V. Uarrott. i' ■ ’ ■ [ Two $165 Radio !( Ody Car|| Whether They Won T Your Friend erio^ln To Make Him or Her Win The Sedan . : - rj-n.* •/» R FIN AL GOAL ;Li." 51,750 Studebaker Sedan—Bought of G. C. Chandler. WILL YOU RIDE? Wednesday! Thursday! Friday! Satur day—then will you ride away as the proud possesor of one of the four autos—re member they are for you, and brand new. THE CLOSING RULES Two To Be Awarded 5464.72 Ford Touring Car. District Award. On Display at Crowell & Co., E. Evans Street. BACK YOUR FAVORITE DISTMCT 1 Florentc Miss Marie H’cluirdson Chh.tih'l Mrs, If. I,, llymm J577.S. r >t> M : S3 Ktliel Wer’i n jtiOS.DO;! M as Margaret Gandy G02,45O Albert. Taylor 178,550 M ss Miiry Fctucr 4114,275 51rs. J. K. Koopmun •155.225 M ss Dorothea Waters 407,825 Miss Liz/ie McIntyre 347,575 Mrs. K. 1). Sanders' 310,000 Mrs. I.ouis 1’aTlos 3l»<,/.2-'* Miss Myrtle Stackley 252,000 Charlie Stokes 50,000 DISTRICT d Timmonsvillc, R. F. D. 1 Mi s Klui e (’ole 708,000 tier, Miss Mery Gmhain Of'T.OO Kingbsuro Mrs. ID Ga'kins COJ.iiOO *' Florence Gen. Del. Miss itMulh' P.rigiiian 578,175 2 Florence, R. F. D; 1 ’ l ! i in at Jrlaselden fWf.875' i! Mars Blit ft M'ss N»ra Mae McMHIifn ... 548,000 •<» • ('Lake City, FI. F. D. 3 Miss 5tlprtle Godwin .’. 440,005 3 Leo, R. F. D. 1 * Mrs. Alin e McDaniel ....... 416,000• J , Pamplloo ' " ^Colclnan, Jr. .... 397,250 Cowards Mrs. Janie Parrott 254,500 Bannockburn, R. F. D. 1 Miss Ad'J ; e Eagerton 250,400 READ THEM CAREFULLY As a matter of precaution and to j Votes issued on each subscription guard aga'nst possibility of loss ‘ohinymenr. 1 bey must ee voted by W canditi tea, through inisunderstaudi!’•. 1 o. m. Saturdav (o count, during the. .j last days o: tli- earn-, 0. Under no circattfstameft can paign. herewith we give final rules IvoVs ho tiansferred trom one con- and instructions that must be ohscrv- i testant to anotner. ed. All candidates, larticularly those j 7. No subscriptions will be accent- residing in outside towns,, should i ep without the nioney.. and no inonev K .!/! ••..•’.•>' lino eai'etuUy. i accented without the siiiiscrintions 1. The campa gn wli! end promptly ' subscrlrtion money will iie r**- at P nm. Satur t v, March 24, l'.»23. (funded. No prize can be "X< nuneofl 2. All subscriptions, remittances for a commission, nor will the and votes must be in the Campaign (‘‘ !Sa val ' 1 " ! of . auy priz - 1 ’ , ‘ - ivea 1,1 '•Dice. r l h Florence Daily Time: ! ‘ ' '' ['!' V ll3e ' Building, by that hour. The doors 8 - B'^itively io personal checks Of t 1m* '•ampjicn office will 1,. elose.i ! wil1 ,M ‘ actt ’' ),ed in P 'V'Pe:" »f Hiib- and locked at i) p. m, hut all contes* scriptions after Wednesday of this ■ - .o ». , .ue n*idc ai liiat tin e will be waited upon and given ample op- 1 j ortun*!',’ to turn i nsubscriptions i nd | votes. No one will he permitted to | enter after P p. :n. • 3. If you .’ive in District 2 and in- j tend to mail your votes and (inai re I n>.urates, lake j raeautioii to bnd out \..en. ,\11 remittaaces alter Weenies (day mu:t he by postal money orders. ■ certified checks, or actual cash. If j you have any •lucks given you by subscribers, go to the bank and have I them certified be ore mining them in. | it. Tee final count will be med • by a committee of disinterested b'.is'ncss > -, . -I n nd iv, uid winners announ- • rom your local postotiice concerning C(J(1 jn thc il!SUe ()f Mon(lay . March train service to Horence. and nine u iilt . lim | im; s are final, o.an stioam leave your ofllce to reach Florence by it u. m. Saturday All 3 he automobiles will lie delivered to the winners at 5 p. m. Monday, and . tfie winners at 5 p. in. Monday, ami .. .uled remittances sent after Ihurs- or( j ers gj Vc . u £ 0r uue radio sets at that day should come by special delivery j rash eon.miss.on eiiecKs for o insure our receiving same ; ( | Ua j jj ( , ( j non-prize winners will be 4. Ail letters containing votes an.'! in :, ed out .MoncHy. To qualify for a remittances should be addressee j cash commission a candidate must rc- u'ainly; Campaign Manager. The FI cnee Daily T mes. Florence, S. • Tim Florence Daily Times will not be r. • sponsible for delays in the mail. 5. All votes in the possession o contestants have rot vcl been voted, 'tins mebide.s both Urn luo.idm Fxlru Vote Con; Jim md tie Certificate main active to tie- end of the race, turning in at least two yearly sub scriptions er their equivalent during cacti of the last three weeks of the contest. 10. Lest you forget, once again, thc contest will end at it p. m. Saturday, March 24, l!t23. SecondfiGrand Prize 5607.20 For Coupe.. Second Capital Prize. On Display at Crowell & Co., E. Evans Street. t i j‘ I -, i ■. > } Campaign Ends Saturday, March 24, 9 P. M. Ai***. «ok. *rac« hM»- 'f •' - r ' -— - “• - " i *‘ •••‘■*— ik “ >3 • i