Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, August 04, 1910, Page Page 3, Image 3
CANDIDATES CARDS
For Congress
"We are authorized to announce
D. E. Finley as a candidate for
re-election to Congress, subject to
the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
1 am a candidate for Congress, and
wlli abide the result of the Democratic
Primary Election. (
THOS. B. BUTLER,
r\ o O
uauuej, o. v.
For House of Representatives.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Representatives
and pledge myself
to be governed by the rules of 1
the Democratic Primary.
J. G. Grant.
I hereby announce my candidacy
in the Democratic Prima- j
ry of Chesterfield county for
member of the House of Representatives
from said county. <
W. F. Stevenson.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Representatives,
subject to the Democratic Primary
Elec.tion. W. P. ODOM.
Complying with the solicitations
of many friends, I hereby 1
announce my candidacy for the
Legislature, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
R. H. BLAKENEY.
I hereby announce myself a can- (
didate for the House of Representatives,
subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary. <
A. J. SMITH i
!?? Can at a
rui uic wuuoKv.
I hereby announce myself a canidiate
for the State Senate from
Chesterfield county, Subject to the
rules governing the Democratic
party. GEO. K. LANEY.
For County Treasurer.
Thanking the voters of Chesterfield
county for past favors, I respectfully
announce myself as a
candidate for reappointment to
the office of County Treasurer,
subject to the rules of the democratic
primary election.
W. A. DOUGLASS.
I am a candidate for nomination
for appointment as County
Treasurer, subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary.
M. S. WATSON '
I hereby announce mysell a canuidate
for aDuointment to the office of
Couuty Treasurer, subject to the rules
governing the Democratic Primary.
W. C. WEST. |
_ . __ . _ KJaT n fl ifi- f
rvr* rivWBTr w 1
I respectfully announce my candidacy
for reelection as Probate Judge,
under the Constitution and Rules of
J
the Democratic Primary.
M. J. HOUGH.
For Magistrate.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reappointment as Mag- r
istrate for the town of Cheraw. v
S. H. REID.
I announce my candidacy in the b
coming primary to* recommendation >
for reappointment to the office of Magist
ate for Mt. Croghan township, and
pledge myself to abide the result of
cuch election. J. CLIFTON RIVERS. 1
x or uoumy auuivui.
t
Subject to the rules of the Demo (
cratic Primary. I hereby announce
myself a candidate for the office of
Auditor. John C. Black well .1
.1
I am a candidate for Auditor, subject
to the rules of the Democratic
Primary. T. W. EDDINS.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for Auditir of Chesterfield county,
subject to the rules of the Democratic ,
Primary. D. L. DOUGLASS
Thanking the voters of Chester- I
field county for past favors, I re- <
hereby announce that I am a candidate
for reelec ion to the Auditotor's
office, subject to the rules '
of the Democratic party.
J. R. JOWERS. 1
OUR PENNY COLUMN <
1
For Sale or Kent?One nice five room .
cottoge. Desirable locatiou. See J. 1
F. Harper.
For Sale?One Standing Desk?good
as new?cheap for cash. See T. E. 1
Pratt. 1
Wanted ?To sell my entire livery out- j
fit by Sept. 1st, consisting of carri- j
ages, buggies, harness, whips, laprobes,
&e.,with as many horses as
party wishes, and to rent part of my <
stables with 15 hitch stalls and 7 box '
stals, with shelters for vehicles all i
separate and distinct. A good opening
in a growing town for a live man
to make money. Apply at once to
T S. Gregory. Cheraw. S. C. Rea
"" r? ?' Bon
for wanting to sell want to put
ray boys in school. I
PcT^TJiHe^Twc^hors^^
mack Mower and Rake?Will sell
cheap and easy terras. G. W. Martin. ,
Cheraw, S. C. i
For Sale?Cheap for cash, one ioil top
desk, one chair, one typewriter desk I
with drawers on each side, all in
good condition?Roll top desk and
chair practically new. Apply to
Salseman, care Chronicle, Cheraw.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTERES
Local News and Comment Dishe
Up in Short and Headless
Paragraphs.
Contestants, bethink yourselves we
of your Omar.
Mr. H. L. Mcintosh spent Sunda
last in Columbia.
Good Things To Eat at all times ?
Walters-Terrell Co.'s.
Mr. Ben Thurman spent yesterday i
Big Springs near McBee.
Ml'. J. 0. Taylor, of Mt. Croghai
was in the city Monday.
Miss Margaret Coker, of Society Hil
Is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Mildred Wells is spending se\
eral weeks at Pawley's Island.
Mrs. Nannie HUMor* <P visiting re)
atives in Blenheim and Hebion.
Miss Mary Woodruff, of Darlingto:
is the guest of Miss Elise Duvall.
Miss Hanna Wilson, of Darlington, i
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. R. Oodfi ej
Miss Sadie Leslie, of Lancaster, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. N. Johnsoi
Wear Autocrat Tailor-Made Trous
;rs?$2 50 to $7.00?Waltei s-Terrel
Do.
Miss Bertha Hancock^is visiting lie
:ou8iu, Mrs. Aaron Quick, at Browns
rille.
Hon. B. J. Douglass, of near Rub}
vas among the visitors in our city oi
donday.
diss Winnie Rakestraw spent Sunda
n Hamlet with her sister, Mrs. A
Sreeden.
Master Wilson Warr is visiting rel
itives at Riverdale, Darlington am
lartsvllle.
Little Miss Ruth Carter, of Harts
Mile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rob
?rt Stogner.
Mrs. Arzena Sherrill, of Orange Hill
s visiting her son, Mr. Dan She) l ill, 01
church street.
Mrs. L. D. Harrall spent the weel
?nd with friends near Carolini
Springs, N. C.
Mrs. H. D. Malloy, who has been ii
Baltimore for several weeks, returne<
Monday night.
Misses Mamie and Ernestine Moori
eft on Friday for Waynesville, N. C.
or a short visit
M 6. R. J. Pemberton, of Fayette
ville, N. C. is visiting her daughter
Mrs. T. P. Harrall.
Crossett Shoes makes life's wall
asy. Walters-Terrell Co.
Mrs. Arlina James and daughter
luth, are spending some time at Da
idson River, N. C.
W.f Ull- U ^,
miss r.mei MCLtauumiu, w uu ua:
ieen visiting relatives at Red Springs
J. C.. has returned.
Mis. Hope and two children, of Ma
on, Ga., are visiting Mrs. Hope's sis
er, Mrs. W. M. Wright.
Mr. C. Barefoot and family are at
ending a leunion of the Barefoot fain
ly at Hartsville today.
Mrs. W. T. Thrower and childrer
.re spending their summer vacatioi
,t Davidson River, N. C.
Misse6 Ella Pollock and Lottie Ha;
rail left this morning for Hiddenite, N
C., for a two weeks visit.
Miss Florence Powe, who has beei
pending some time at Wrightsvilli
leach, has leturned home.
Messrs. Alex Harrall and Randolpl
I'egues aie spending their sumnie
acation at Ashevllle, N. C.
If you want to look well buy you
Jlothes fiom Walters-Terrell Co.
Mis. Hattie McKay and sister. Mis
Lllliar Stevens, left Friday night fo
iVrightsville for a summer outing.
Mis. Millan Plyler and little soi
2ursit, of Lancaster, are visiting Mrs
I'lyler's mother, Mrs Mary Sherrill.
Mr. Clarence Te.\ell and slstei
Miss Ada, are spending their summe
vacation at Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. Thos. Roller left this mornin
for Hartsville to visit relatives and t
attend the Barefoot family reunion.
M.S. Jule Morflt and siBter, Mis
Ethel Mason and Mr. R. H. Brown, c
Monti ose, were in the city yeste: da}
Mrs. J. N. Stricklin and Mrs. R. B
Currie spent Tuesday in Bennettsvill
with their sister, Mrs. R. D. Thomp
jun.
40 yds. good Calico for $1?Walters
I'erell Co.
Contestants, how about your back
raids, have you planted any flower
there? ? 3
Mrs. R. W. Spencer and children, c
Darlington, are viBiting at the honi
Df Mrs. Spencer's father, Mr. A. 1
Coward.
Mr. and Mrs. Mm. Begley, who hav
been spending a few days in New Yorl
have returned. Mr. Begley brougl
his little brother back with him t
give him a glimpse of our "Sunn
South land."
Mi s. A. B. McLean and daughter,Mrs
Win. Hickson, Jr., and little son, William,
are spending a while at Rocky
T River Springs.
Mrs. J. W. Wai l and daughter, Fannie,
have returned after spending
, some time at Hartsville and Middendorf
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B Ward and Mrs. J.
B. Powers, of Darlington, spent the
week in our city the guests of Mr. and
" Mrs. A. B. Anderson.
Mr. J. L. Fleishman left Tuesday for
y a visit to his father in Baltimore.
While No? th he will buy his fall and
j winter stocks of goods.
If you want good bread try Mounlt
tain Rose Flour at Walters- Ten ell
Co.8.
j Mr. and Mrs. E. J. FinlaysOn left
Friday night last for Daltimoie, where
Mr. Finlayson will entei John Hopkin
1. j hospital for treatment.
Mrs. S. 0. Goodale and children
have returned after spending seve: al
days with Mrs. Goodale's sister, Mrs
l_ Frank Buie, at Patrick.
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To The Public?Commencir
r sharing idea. It is our intentic
- of dinner ware. This, from n<
We believe the public will a
r ation of your trade and to enc<
' ways be as low or lower than
heretofore, will be the VERY
Every time you make a pure
y your sale?you will save these
l. will bring them to our store to
COUPONS \
. One No. 1 Dinner Plate
44 No. 2 Breakfast PI
41 No. 3 Pie Plate
44 No. 4 Tea Cup and
44 No. 5 13 inch Meat
44 No. 6 11-inch Meat
44 No. 7 9-inch Meat I
' 44 No. 8 Pic.de Dish...
11 44 No. 9 Gravy Boat...
44 No. 10 Cake Plate ....
k 44 No. 11 lfPiut Bowl
, 44 No. 12 Sugar Bowl.
44 No. 13 Covered Butt
44 No. 14 Cream Pitch*
? 44 No. 15 7-inch Round
3 44 No. 16 Individual D
44 No. 17 Soup Plate....
44 No. 18 Oat Meal Disl
8 44 No. 19 Sauce Dish....
44 No. 20 8-inch Oblong
44 No. 21 8-iuch Covere
44 No. 22 7-inch Oblong
44 No. 23 6 inch Rouhd
44 No. 24 8-inch
44 No. 25 Celery Dish
4 44 No. 26 9-inch Round
?' xt.. o-r r>...
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No. 28 Fruit Bowl....
No. 20 Cracker Jar
*' No. 30 7-pint Pitche
Dinner Ware is Nov
BULL'
Mr. E. M. Wilkes, of Patrick, was in
the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Barefoot and little
daughter Clyde, of Charlotte, N. C.,
1 are visiting Mr. Barefoot's parents,
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. Barefoot.
Mrs. Mary Sherrill and daughters,
M'. s. Millan Plyler and Mrs. B. F. Eas
terling, ar spending a few days with
relatives at Lilesville, N. C.
1 Miss Clair Page left yesterday moin8
ing for Lancaster, where she will be
the guest of Miss Henrietta Malloy at
j the home of Mrs. Walter Stephens.
T, y a can of Toxaway Tea?finest on
earth, at Walters-Terrell Co.
Little Misses Louise and Vincent
Wallace, of Columbia, who have been
s \isiiing at the home of Capt. C. S.
L.nch, have returned to their home.
Miss Connie Brock, who has been
, spending several weeks in town with
. relatives, left Friday night for Birmingham,
Ala., to visit her sister. Mr?
Wm. Brock.
,l
r One of the contestants wanted to
know "how she could win; all of the
other girls had an easier way to get
? votes than she," and the answer was,
? "Smile and Hustle."
Mrs. L. D. Bundy and little daughter
3 Annie Eloise, have returned to their
,f .. . _
home at MCUOH.S. u., aner spending
'' several days with Mrs. Bundy's moth\
er, Mrs. Addie Whlteley.
e Mrs. J. W. Warr has the thanks of
" the editor for the finest specimen of a
beet that he ever saw. The beet was
i. was grown by Mrs. Warr in her garden
in town and weighed two and onehalf
pounds, and it was as good as it
was large.
8
See Walters-Terrell Co. for your
Bagging and Ties.
?f
Claude A. Swanson, ex-governor of
j Virginia, has been appointed United
States Senator from that State to fill
the unexpired term of Senator Daniels,
e deceased. Governor Swanson is one
it. >f the stockholders in the big Clement
it Lumber Co. coiporation, of our city
o and he has a number of friends here
y who will hear of his promotion with
pleasure.
KAK.WEKS' INSTITUTE 1
HEM) AT WATSON'S SWUNG.
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lilg Barbecue, Basket I'lcnic an^ Good
Speeches Enjoyed by Big Crowd.
The Clenison professors wjre at
Mr. Tyler Watson's spring, ueir Orange
Hill, last Friday according to appointment,
so also were the la<jies of
the surrounding teiritory with! their
great big hamper baskets loaded with
good things to eat prepared m only
the good ladies of the Orange Hill section
know how to prepare thtm for
such an occasion. The men of the
Orange Hill section were theie, too;
and not too be outdone by the ladles
these men had prepaied for a big,oldfashioned
barbecue. A big fat cow,
'several fat shoats and sheep were
butchered and tarbecued to the King's
, taste, and there was ice water and ice
( lemonade and ice cieam, and not by
any means leaBt in the estimation of
the large crowd p esent, theie was
i plenty of pure sparkling water in the
I spring, such as no ice water or ice
. lemonade could equal,
i After dinner the speakers we-e inI
|
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Dinner Ware
W BRIDAL, ROSE PATTE
bsolutely Free to
tg this date we inaugurate a new
in to supply you absolutely free
)w, on will be our way of advert
ppreciate this and will realize tha
ourage you to continue to trade
the same goods can be bought el
BEST,
:hase you will receive a coupon
and as you have the required a
> be exchanged for Bridal Rose E
VILL BE EXCHANGED A
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ate
Saucer
Platter
Platter
flatter ;
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Vegetable Bowl
inner Plate 1
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f Vegetable ^
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; Veg* table Dish
Vegetable B??wl
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We are having some dry weather.
Every body would be so glad to have
some rain, but we must not complain,
it has always come before it was too
late.
Rev. A. H. McArn preched a fine
sermon at Marburg last Sunday. His
text was taken from Luke twenty
third chapter and the twenty ninth and
thirtyy first verses. Come again Mr.
McArn, we are always glad to have
you.
Mr. J. L. Therrell, who has been
very sick with malarial fever, is
thought to be improving.
Miss Eugenia Bundy, of Bennetts!>
- - - ??! I J~-.? Ct,,t,Ko nf
vine, aiso mists mtiuuic oihui/oi v??
Clio, who have been visiting relatives
at Marburg, have returned to thei"
home.
Miss Ida Xesbit and sister. Miss Lucy
are visiting relatives at Waxhaw, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bundy, of Montrose
attended services at Marburg
Sunday.
Miss Laura Carlisle, Miss Ida S4iith, j
! Mr. Chaileton Carlisle and Mr. Liithe::
Rice were plesant visitors at the Home
of Mr. J. J. Bundy on Sunday evening.
"Little Star"
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Vote while the sun is shining.
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I CONTEST ITEMS g;
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As the third week of the Chronicle
Popularity Contest draws to a close
the management feels much gratified
at the continued interest manifested in
the race. The contestants are still
fresh and are maintaining the lapid
lace set at the begining of the chase
for votes, perfect ease, and give
every evidence of going through to the
end quitting strong. There is no sign
of interest abaiting and the votes continue
to shower in on the various contestants.
Evei y day lots of new subsc. ibe: *
ale added to our list and the accompanying
votes cast for one or another
of the contestants.
The efTorts of those in the race attract
attention everywhere and the
sympathetic unknown allies of each o!
the contestants are assisting their
choice in a quiet way, and do not
make themselves known to the contestants.
We are publishing fo: t'. e ti. st t!;n>
the standing of the contestants, hi
you are behind, don't be discouraged,
ated FREE
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' Our Customers
' policy?a co-operative, porfit
with a beautiful complete set
tising this business,
it we are doing this in appreciwith
us. Our prices will alIsewhere.
Our QUALITY, as
according to the amount of
mounts specified below?you
tinner Ware,
S FOLLOWS
for $ 3.20 in coupons
? 2.40 "
2.40 "
4.00 44
" 19.20 44
44 12.80 44
44 6.40 " ?
u 6.40 44
11 8.00 44
44 16.00 44
44 4.00 44 "
44 14.40 44
44 19.20 44 44
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44 16.00 44
44 12.80 44
44 16.80 44
44 28.80 44
44 16.00 44 44
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troduced and for some the crowd was
delightfully and instructively entertained.
These Institutes, neighborhood picnics,
&c., ale uplifting; making the
farmer more efficient and thereby
swelling the State's wealth and increasing
the happiness of Its citizens..
May they continue and multiply in
number.
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The young peoples meeting at the
Baptist church on next Sunday evening
will be of special Interest. There will
be several talks and selected music.
The public is cordialy invited to attend.
Vote all the time.
tM
MARBURG I?OTS
Well, Mr. Editor. I have been away
:from home for the pa3t two weeks,
I visit ine in Bennettsville and Clio.
While I like to go back to my old home
<?n ?/V/tV<n/l KoaI; n olH P ho.
re?Call and See It
CERY
but hustle a little and you will soon
be In the clues lace for the lead.
Below is the votes cast up to noon
yesterday.
Miss Nathalie Burch 9,00u
Miss Isabelle Bishop 2,000
Miss Nettie Barefoot 2,f.OO
Miss Bertha Carnes i.oCO
Miss Tthel Gass 1.009
Cheraw Civic League 5.725
Miss Bertha HHancook 1 uOO
Miss Beulah Hancock ],000
Miss Lottie Har'all.. . .. . .1,0>0
Miss Alexine Hrrrall 1,000
Miss Susie Mclver . 1,000
Mif.8 Bessie F*ve 1,000
J- -s. Eugene Toe 1,C00
Cheraw Presbvt?rlar Clinch.. 1,(00
M'ss Aime Sellers J.iiOO
Mlsp Elise Win i*:iuk !r.~.... 4 ;?00
Mies Ethel Woru.ck 1.0'-o
Miss Bonnie Bell Cowird.... .
The W. O. W. Cheiaw 1.000
Miss. Gertrude Chamberlain ! 000
Mrs. Mary Scarboro 10."-2r?
Miss Nora Stubbs 6,.'.on
Miss Cora Cato 1,000
Miss Lucy Hendricks 1,009
Miss Azilee Baker 1,000
Miss Ruby Burch 1,000
Miss Susie Redt'ern 1,000
Miss Edith Meehan 1,000
Miss Gertrude Hurst 1,000
Miss Annie Barrentine 1,000
Miss Florence Campbell 1,000
Vote early.
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I ANNOUNCEMENT. B
Owing to increasing attend- jg
dance, the Board of Education sj
of Cheraw Graded School H
deem it necessary to have the nJ
Department of Music conduct- gj
ed, during the approaching gl
term, outside of the school K
building and they have pro- Cj
vided for this department, a jg
music room at the residence jg
of Mr. L. D. Harrall. nj!
I shall be glad to meet, by ap- g
In pointmeut after August 15th, rjJ
E any who may be interested in W
|Q music and confer with the Qi
3 patrons of this department of Dj
jfl the school, before the begin- ft
Qj uing of the school term. E
g MISS EVA B. GRIGGSBY. jj
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Whatever your reasons fo
account, whether the ac<
small, the MERCHAN'l
BANK asks your consider;
in return, absolutely safet
and the very best of servict
The Officers of thi
patrons every courtesy w
business, balances and res
will be pleased to have a
or enter into correspondt
siring to open a new accou
additional banking relation
Merchants & Fa
W. F. STEVENSON. D. S MATHESf
President. Vice-Pi
T. G. MATHESON. J
Cashier.
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FREE VOTING
This is a separate aud' distinct v
coupon" and any contestant or uorai
as possible aud vote them.
This certificate entitles Mi
(Name of candidate to be
to twenty-five (25) free votes. This
be of any value later than one week ft
(Pate of Issne Jul) :
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Following Rules Govern "f'liroi
Rule 1.?All collections
must be turned in promptly to
Rule 2.?Subscribers are
a receipt for all money given
return same to Contest Mam
co. ding to books, showing dat
Rule 3.?The Contest Man
be affixed to votes before sam
the contest.
Rule 4.?Rallots cannot be
will be run on a square basis, f
only be obtained by securing
pre-paid or re-newals, or by c
coupon or free voting certificat
the paper.
Rule 5.?No employee of fli
of his family will be permitted
as a nominator or voter in the
Rule 6.?Candidates will
securing subscriptions to any
cure them in any place in the
Rule 7.?Only one nomina
each contestant or nominee to
votes, will be allowed.
Rule 8.?All votes must b
office by Wednesday noon of
the date of the issue.
Rule 9.?Votes once issued
to another contestant.
Rule 10.?Nominators or
Chronicle" Contest must agre
and conditions.
Rule 11.?The right is r<
name of any contestant for cau
rules, should the occasion deni
Rule 12.?Any question th
the contestants will be deteri
Management and its decision \
Rule 13.?To all who enter
antee fair treatment. No par
to any contestant.
Rule 14.?No votes will be i
ions held more than one week i
contestants. Subscriptions mu
ptly togather with money collet
Rule 15.?For any informa
the "Contest Management." Ai
gladly rendered.
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can be laid without fuss or bother right over ti
top of your building instantly from a fire catch
will last as long as the building itself and nevei
For further detailed informatioi
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lakes hair Grow
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ition; assuring you
y for your funds,
a
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arranted by their
.ponsibility. They
personal interview
mce with those dei
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rsidenl Vicc-Preiidcn.
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ote from the "nominating
mator may collect as many
r. Mrs. or Miss
voted for)
? teSta ?
free voting coupon will not
Mowing the date of issue,
is, 15)10.)
test Management
aide" i>iaao Coutest
made by contestants
the Contest Manager,
cautioned to demand
to contestant and to ^..
iger to be dated ac;e
of expiration.
m.mt
& aigiKituj c uiuoi
e are of any value In
bought. The contest
air for all. Votes can
subscriptions, either
utting the nominating
;c out of each issue of
e Chronicle or a mem- '
I to participate, either
i contest.
not be restricted in
territory but may seUnited
States,
ting coupon, entitling
one thousand (1,000)
e in "The Chronicle"
each week following
cannot be transferred
Contestants in "The
e to accept all rules
sserved to reject the
se, also, to alter these
iaua.
at may arise between
nined by the Contest
irlll be final,
this contest we guartiality
will be shown
ollowed on subscriptlfter
being secured by
st be turned in promoted
for them,
tlon call or Write,
ay information will be
test Management,
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ic old wood shingles, changing the
ler to A FIREPROOF ROOF that
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