Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r*ZTi p *■ •t ARD, WALTERBORO. Jhi, nm.i> ver To Be Given Away By Press z IN t ' If L J CL / n test. i Gam ^ •Aft*** Aiofl^bury ~ t*** i.mmmim* f fh I i*' \ i ^ - ['. \ ' \ \ ihf • • First Prize. \ $350.00 Kingsbury Piano. „ v a The piano bearing this name is so well known to music loVfefs generally that an extensive Introdtction is hardly ne cessary. It has won its way into the very best ot homes, and in all cases has been found satisfactory from every standpoint Wc do not lay particular stress on any one feature, but desire to impress jou with the quality of the workmanship, with its full, sweet, singing tone, perfection, and staying qualities that have always given perfect satisfaction. Fur mahogany, beautifully finished. Purchased from ihfc Cable Piano Co., of Charleston. in rich Third Prize. $50.00 Imperial Princes* Steel Range. Princess^Steel Ranges are the pride of housewives', wherever used, from Main to California. Its efficiency, convenience, and durability have bren fully demonstrat ed, as evidenced by the unsolicited testimonials sent in by satisfied users all over the country. The best quality of Bessemer cold-rolled steel is used throughout. Fully equipped with warming closet, reservoir, etc. Large Fire Box, takes 24 in. wood. Purchased from and exhibited by the Brown Furniture & Hardware Company. Fourth Prize. $50.00 Champion Sewing Machine. This high grade machine is made by the New Home #* oh Sewing Machine Co, and is fully equipped throughout Nomination Ballot 1000 Vo tea In The Press and Standard's Great Popularity Contest Thereby nominate Mr. Mrs. Miss Address : As a candidate in.The Press and Standard's Popularity Contest . ‘S 0 Sigped * o „ Address .* .x “. Votes Allowed This table shows the numbar of votes that will ne given at this office for ea>h pajment of subscription: Six month/ 53 One >ear Two jears Three years Four years Five years Ten ve*rs $1 <.«» . 2 IN) 3 00 . 4 00 5.00 tn.no 500 votes 11)00 vot« s 250() votes 5»NN) votes 7500 vot»‘^ 10,t)t'0 votes 25,♦KN) votes Subscription Ballot : .1911 THE PRESS AND STANDARD. Walterboro, S. C. Gentlemen: Enclosed please find $ for years subscription to your paper. Please credit the number of votes to which 1 am entitled to Mr. Mrs. Miss % Yours truly. New, Old Subscriber Adrress Second Prize—A $75.00 Taylor-Cannady Top Buggy. 1 his well known buggy needs no introduction in this county. Hundreds of satisfied users are their best recommendation. Finished with leather quarter handy top, full nickel mountings, Bailey hangers and panel back. * VVe furnish a velvet carpet, boot, best water proof storm apron, padded dash, rubber covered steps, wrerich. etc Purchased from and exhibited by Walterboro Live •‘Stock and Vehicle Company. /i The Contest is Open to All ' 'cp Any w’hite man, woman, boy or girl of good re- pute in the State of South Carolina (excepting em- * mployees of The Press and Standard and employees » families) may enter this Great Popularity Voting ing Contest. Any public school in'CoHeton County is also eligi ble, and we particularly urge every teacher an4 1 • , pupil to try to wdn this fine piano for their school. . How to Enter the Contest 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 for 1,000 votes. ContesUan*scan nominate themselves. They tfb not have to be subscribera of The Press and Standard. There are no obliga tions upon entering this contest, and it costs yotl nothing to try it. Send in your name or that of a friend today. Rules and Conditions v •> ’ „ * Any^iuestion arising between contestants will l>e s< tiled by the subscription is new or a renewal. Contest Management and its decision will be absolute and final. Subscriptions may be secured anywhere. No votes will be issued unless accompanied by the full subscription A committee of unimpeachable men will be chbscn to judge the price. In case of a tie, ten days extra will be allowed for the tying finish of the contest. parties to work it off. Votes once issued to one candidate cannot Right preserved to reject the name of any candidate for cause, be changed to the credit of another. Each year’s subserption t<» Also to alter the rules and conditions should occasion demand. The Press and Standard, whether new or a renewal, will entitle The contest officially lx?gins January 2, 1911, and ends at 4 p m. the contestant to 1000 voles. No subscription w ill be accepted for April 15, 1911. less tNeui *.a •uo..lh.v rar.h dollar. cc!!cetH or. r b.v* Mibsorio All cerfcrstan^ bv crferine: to abide by the will euiiile a conieslant U> IvaA) votes. Always state wnether I uied ciliU COnCis For Further Particulars, Call, Write, \ or ’Phone the Contest Manager of The Press and Standard, Telephone I Ox Address all Communications to The Contest Manager, - - Walterboro, South Carolina