Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ - ieaj • % W c ' V? J If THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO. SJC. er —— Pri izes Press To Be Given Away By and Standard V IN eat oting Contest. \ 1 v ^ V * * T» I “ /<> jr r ■=sr , "'r— —-- ^ 5r . First Prize. $350.00 Kingsbury Piano. 'M The piano hearing this name is so well known to musici lovers generally that an extensive introduction is hardly ne cessary. It has won its way into the very best ot homes, and in all cas^s has been found satislactory from every standpoint. u. * e We do not lay particular stress on any one feature, but desire to impress you with the ouality of the workmanship, with its full, sweet, singing torv*. pertection. and staying qualities that have always given perfect Satisfaction, burnished in rich mahogany. beautifuMv finished. Purchased from the Cable Piano Co., of Charleston. • • Fourth Prize. $50.00 Champion Sewing Machine. This high grade machine is made by the New Home Sewing Machine Co, and is fully equipped throughout/ Third Prize. $50.00 Imperial Princess Steel Range. Princess Steel Ranges are the pride of housewives, wherever used, from Main to .California. Its efficiency, convenience, and durability have bemr fully demonstrat- j ed, as evidenced by the unsolicited testimonials sent in by satisfied users all over the Country. I he l>est quality of Bessemer cold-rolled steel is usi d throughout, bully equipped with wanning closet, rcs« rvoir, etc. Large hire Box, takes 2\ in. wood Purchased from and exhibited by the Brown Furniture aV Hardware Company. Nomination Ballot Won Votes In The Press and Standard’s tireat Popularity Contest .... I hereby nominate Mr. Mrs. Miss Address A* a candidate in The Pre; Siimed l Address and Standard’s Popularity Contest Votes Allowed This table shows the numbar of votes that will ne * ^ . given at this office for cash pavmerit of subscription: Six months o') Une year $1 00 Two years ». 2 on Three years 3 00 Four years ..... 4 00 Five years o.M) :,0(» Votes ItiOO votes gSOO votes 'kKKi votes 7.>00 votes 10.00(1 votes Subscription Ballot X ' .in 7\V I I J r. 1911 THE PRESS AND STANDARD. Walterbon>. S. C. ■ - Gentlemen: Enclosed please find ? for years subscription to *your paper. Please credit the number of votes to which I am entitled to Mr. Mrs. Miss. Votes Yours truly. New, Old Subscriber Adrress i Second Prize—A $75.00 Cannady Top Buggy. f» ■'1! The Contest is Open to All - Any white man. woman, boy or girl of good re^ pute in the State of South Carolina (excepting em- mployees of The Press ami Standard and employees families) may enter this Great Popularity Voting ing-Contest. Any public school in Colleton County is also eligi ble. and we particularly urge every teacher and pupil to try to Win this fine piano for their school. This well known buggy needs no introduction tn this county. Hundreds of satisfied users are their best recommendation. Finished with leather quarter handy top, full nickel mountings, Bailey hangers and panel l>ack. We furnish a velvet carpet, boot, best water prool storm apron, padded dash, rubber covered steps, wrench, etc Purchased from and exhibited by Walterboro Live Stock and Vehicle Company friend today How to Enter the Contest f ’ , • . i * Fill out the Nomination Ballot and send it to the Contest Manager of The Press and Standard. Each contestant is entitled to one nomination bal lot, good fob 1,000 votes. Contestants can nominate I themselves. They do not have to be subscribers of The Press and Standard. There are no obliga- | tions upon entering this contest, and it costs you nothing to try it. Send in your name or that of a Rules and Conditions Any question arising between contestants will he settled by the subscription is new or a renewal. Contest Management and its decision will lx* absolute and final, Subscriptions may he secured anyw h. re. No votes wilrbe issued unless accompanied by the full subscription A Committee of unimpeachable then will U ci.< x n to pulge the price. In case of a tie, ten days extra wdll he allowed for the tying finish of the contest. -v > parties to work it off. Votes once issued to one candidate cannot Right is reserved to re ect the name <■.'any camliriate ’‘o. cause, be changed o the credit of another. Each year’s subserption to Also to alter the rules and o aid it a • > v, >ild occasion.d< nand. The Press and Standard, w hether new or a renew al, will entitle The content officially begins Janua? . 2. 11*11. and en<!s at 4 }• m. the contestant to 1000 votes. No subscription will he accepted for April 15, 11*11. t less than six months/ Each dollar collected on a hack jsuhscrip- All contestants by ent»-: *!.:s • est, a/r*-** •*, abale’ }•> the will entitle a contestant to KMH) votes. Always state* whether a alxwe rules and condi:n ns. - ~ ' J - — Forj Further Particulars, Call, Write, or ’Phone the Contest Manager of The Press and Standard, Telephone I Ox a^^^^ss all Communications to The Contest Manager, - , Walterboro, South Carolina ■ m