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• 1 - r r two •/ . /■ \/'- ■ ■ . ^ ' V' ' r i IE CUNtti^ CHRONICLE, CLINTON. B. C. ■A,- ' .■\- THUHiBDAY. MARCH 7. 19S5 / . . \ WboWiHSe L AI •\ /> ^ f t *♦*>: ' t’ I ]A She Will Be Awarded A X / MARCH, 25-26-27-28^29 With All Expenses Paid Including Rooms and Meals at One of Charleston’s Finest Hotels—Th^ Fort Sumter or Francis Marion ^ \ \ PRATHER-^PSON FURNETURE COMP ANY FURNITURE — STOVES —"FLOOR COVERINGS ^ , , ■ COPELAND MARKETS AT ROGERS AND HOME STORfi ARGO POOD STORE GROCERIESFRUITS — PRODUCE D. E. TRIBBLE COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL /• ROGERS . ^^ALITY FOOD SHOP , CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHERS — PRINTERS H1PP & ADAIR GENTS’ FURNISHINGS • —' L. B. DILLARD OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS COPELAND-STONE CO. LADIES’ AND MEN’S DEPARTMENT BALDWIN’S GROCERY GOOD THINGS TO EAT SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY AT UNION STATION TELEPHONE 400 • THE JOT ROYAL CLEANERS ^ QUALFTY WORK •w ' • V , C. W. ANDERSON , THE MEN’S STORE 1 - ' ^ \ - CLINTON MOTCMI CO. PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE \ GILES CHEVROLET CO. SALHS AND SERVICE , —And More, She Participate in the Contest for the Selection of the “Queen of the Festival,’? Who Will Be Given a WEEK'S TRIP TO Washington, D. C. DURING THE CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL Where She Will Be Entertained at , The “Mayflower” Hotel Together With a Chaperon—All Transportation and Hotel E^tpenses Paid for* a Week The “Queen of the Festival” Will be chosen from among the young.Mies who will represent variotm towns and cities in South Carolina (Miss Charleston will not participate in this contest) and crowned with a ceremony that will be a most gorgeous and beautiful spectacle. Here Are The Rules Governing the Contest for the Selection of Miss Clinton Begins March 8th—Ends 12 Midnight, March 16th The stores whose sdvertisemeats sppesr on this page sre giring votes with cash purchases and paymeuta oie account—(100 votes with each ll.OO cash purchase or payment on account), (^et Voting Coupons from Iheee stores, fill in the name of the yoimg lady you wish to vote for and deposit at the store or bring to The Chrsmicle ofnce. All votes must be in by midnight, Saturday, March ISth. The young lady*^*receiving the greatest number of ^'votea will be given a trip to The Assies Festival at Charleston, March 25*29, with all expenses paid. She will be an honor guest of the. Festival, wh^ every thing* w ill be dime tp make her visit one long to be remembered. At the Festival she will participate in the contest for the selection of “The Queen of the Axalea Festival.*’ The young lady chosen as Queen, after the Festival will be given a trip to Washington with all expenses paid. She may take a chaperon with her tb^Washington with her expenses i»aid also. Begin Now To Get Votes From These Stores! Ask Your Friends To Save Votes For You! <t Th^ Following Twelve Young Ladies Have Been Nominated — VOTE FOR THEM. MISS MARY TODD MISS ODETTA MAUNEY MISS BEBE DILLARD MISS ALDEN BAHiEY ^ MI^ MEDORA BROWNING * MI^ GEORC^A B^ BLAKELY MISS NANNIE SUE ADAIR MISS JOSIE PRESSLEY MISS JAMIE.LITTLE MISS HAZEL BOLAND MISS GOUkrtE DAVIS MISS’MARIAN COX X y ■ '■ ^"1 . J. L COPELAND & BRO. HARDWARE / ■ '■ , X • - X' ■ 'X JOE L Carter WOMEN’S WEARING APPAREL^ X . * . V ' X * ■ . CITY SALES CO. - FURNITURE V, COUNTRY MARKET CHOICE MEATS \ ^ ’ SMITH’S PHARMACY YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE ’■ L. ^ ft , ' • ^ - - FARMERS EXCIHANGE BLALOCK’S GROCERY AND MARKET • / THE B(X]iK STORE GIFTS — NOVEL'HES • THE LEADER OUTFITTERS FOR THE FAMILY • 'A ^ * KELLERS DRUG STORE ON THE CORIiER PHONE NO. 1 • f »» *^11/ SUMEREL’S DEPT. STORE THE ROME OF BETTER VALUES i * YOUNG’S PHARMACY ‘THE OLD REUABLE” ^ ♦ mJCkANANS EXPERT DRY CLEANING v- ■y ■ ' • , ■ . .X_. J.C PENNEY CO. X A COMPLETE. DEPARTMENT STORE I * 1 "Y 1 ’ J. ABAEEY - DRY GOOpS ~ NOTIONS — SHOES ‘ [ * 1 ^ . j' B. FRONTIS fEWELER 1 'X ’ ■ ' ' ■■ . ^ • ■ THE UNDERSELLING STORE ' T' A ^ T'~ '