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9 S 1»13. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WA LTERBOR 0, BALUTSAKE I DROPPING FAST A BIG VOTE BEING CAST IN THE AND NT AND ARIA PIANO IXANTENT * (ttXT COUNT APRIL 20. Ahhoaich There In Pleat) «»f Time ami Opportuaity f»-r Kverylxwl) to (iet la on ThlM tirewt Piano foal ext. Thoae Who Have j^lreud) Kutenil Had Better l,ook to Their I.HureU l/cnt Someone Wrext the Pri/e Prom Them. A very short time intervenes be tween this issue and the date of the next count of the ballots in The o s' Preen and Standard great voting oonteet. and when the count is made on Friday evening. April 25, the vote will surely show some very surpris ing gains. r . A hard fight is being made by th% leaders to get the coveted position at the head of the list, aud ballots are falling in large numbers each day. Subscriptions are coming in. v * while the merchants' coupons are pouring in all the time. From the efforts being put, forth by the leaders there is apt to b«* an entire change ih thei' - position, and just who will get out in the lead is difficult to sav. Indit aliens are that the vote will be very close. Those down on the list are also mal.iug ef- forts, to better their stupdina a. d are hustling tore, there and < ery- where to get votes. . The bonus of;* rs have pu' n» .v ! e tftto the < uPt' -t :el the v iing we- . * ^ O man who tuakes tie* greatest tain will receive a rpetial pt,iz»- *'• ?1" in Bold. - Seven new yearly subscriptions. Paid tip. will give contestants H.'.’ee ^rotes. and will make them factors in the race for the prizes. Certainly a $4 00 upright piano, which is rich in tone and appearance, is surely worth the tHiie and energy in trying to win and as only one candidate can be •the winner of the capital prite, there Is still some chance to win one of the handsome prizes which the mer- - ehants have so generously donated. A little earnest work will land the Mg prite for somebody. To those persona who have not subscribed to The Press and Stand ard, we will give a gentle hint. DO IT NOW. There is certainly one candidate ih the list in whom you are more or less interested aud who would appreciate the help you would give her by sending your subscrip tion to this office anJ'asjting that the votes be credited to her. As to the value of The Press and Standard as a newspaper, there are hundreds of readers who will tell you about it a^d will say more for it thau the publisher would, because, well, we would prefer bur friends to tell all about the good qualities of the pa- X) 9QC*. Special Offea. The Press and Standard makes the following bonus offers to the vari- •ws candidates in the great contest, same to hold good until Pridav, April 25, at five o’clock: For every seven new subset iptions r> 10.000 bonus, making i: total of M.- 200 votes. For^everv 7 renewal sub scriptions., 8,000 bonus, making a total of IT,500 votes. For every seven back subscription 6,000 bonus, mak ing a total of 8,800 votes. For every 40 merchants’ coupons. 1.000 bonus, a total of 2,000 votes. Uhe five year paid up subscription andtwo yearly paid up subscriptions we will credit the candidate with the 10.000 bonus votes, or any combina tion of paid up or renewal sub scriptions, for more than o»e year, totalling seven subscriptions, will uatitle the candidate to the 10.00O bonus vote. All of the contestants should get Muy and make the most of the time intervening between this date and that of the negt.,count and roll up a targe vote. From present Indications fear* la a big hurpriae at store for someone. The following is the total stand ing of contestants to date: x ah k. vote: Wolterboro. Miss Ethel Francis 44.626 Mias Annie Belle Crosby . .. 34,060 Miss Louise Leach 26,<26 Miss Colette Padgett 9.426 Miss Edith Black 9.176 Mias Susie Tracy 2.725 Miss Rhame Grace 2,600 tfiss Thomasine Witsell . .. 1.000 Miss Pearl Sandlfer 1,000 Mias Hasel Guilford . .- 1.000 Miss Rubye Smith 1.000 Miss Betlie Smoak 1,000 Miss Annie McCants 1,000 Miss Leila du Bois 1,000 Miss Pauline McCants ..... 1.000 Miss May Patterson 1.000 Miss Bessie Sanders 1.000 Miss Angie Johnson . . Miss Marie DeTrpville Miss Annie vqir Lehe Miss Ethel Padgett . . Miss Myrtis Padgett Wolterboro, R. F. D. No. 1 Miss Evelyn Price 4.750 Miss Inch Price 12,000 Miss Jeaaie Thomas 1,000 Miss Annie Hooker ...... 1.000 Miss Audie Ritter 1.000 Miss Etta Carter 1.000 Miss Clytie Saunders . — 1.000 Waherboro. R. F. D. No. 2. Miss Laura Keegan 8.025 Miss Nerva Bailey ....... 1.000 Miss Edith Koger 1.000 Miss Ernestine Hill 1.000 Miss .Cattie Driggers 1,000 Walterbnro, R. F. D. No. 3 Miss Ruth Miss Della Saunders 1,000 Miss Mary Kisher 2.125 Miss Lucia Kinard 1.000 Miss Marie Kinard l.OOu Miss Jennie B. Padgett ... 1,000 Waltorhoro. R. F. D. X« Miss Martha, Varn ..... Miss Ollie llNidson Mrs. Annie Gctsinger .... Miss Mamie Hudson M ;ss ltell Sloman Solid Oak Wardrobe, Valor *184# Donated by BROWN FCRNITCRK CXI. Faraitore. Kugw. Mai tinea, BharVir. Stoves. We give a 25 vote coupon with every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou pons. $10.00 Folding Kodak Val Donated by KLEIN'M DRUG STORK. Drugs Compounded. Medicines, Cigars. Statioaery, Magazine*. We give a 25 vote coupon with every $1 00 purchase. Gall for cou pons. 1,000 l.OOu 1.000 1.000 1.000 "sr’ . China Toilet Set # .... .ValOfe $10.00 Donated by II. W. BLACK. JR. i Dry Good*. Notion*. Shoes, Hats Cloth'ng. Farm Implement*. Wire. Wo give a 25 vote coupon with every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou pons. Announced Later Value $10.00 Donated by TAYLOR’S Wnlterboro's Popular Store. >. Dry Goods. Notions, ladle* nod Chil dren'* Shoes. We give a 25 vote coupon with every $1.00 purchase, pona. Call for cou- Diamond Ring Value $30.00 Donated by THE N. FINN JEWELRY CO. Jewelry, Silverware. Clock*, ..Musical Jn*truments. j We give a 25 vote Coupon with Linder I every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou pons. Pair Doily Mudixon Slioc'*— Value $8.50 Donated by * i BEACH BROS. •1.67(Dry Notions, Shoe'. Groter***. j We give a 25 lot ' coupon With l.OOu |every pun luise. Call i'or cou- 1 .non j pon*. 1.025 j “ — Will Announ«-e Prise Later Value $10.00 Donated by TERRY Jt SHAFFER. Groce Hex. Dry ChwhIs, ‘Hardware, Farm Implements: Shor*. Hat*. Etc. We give a 25 vote coupon, with every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou pons A NOVEL INTItODFCnoN. Dr. Howard Makes a Special Price. The Dr Howard company have en tered into an arrangement with the John M Klein Drug Store, by which a xpei tal introductiory offer will be made of 25 rents on tin* Sf cent Kizo of th *ir celebrated specific for the «ure of constipation and dys pepsia. Headaches, coated tongue, dizzi ness pas on the stomach, specks be fore the eyes, constipation and all forms of malaria aud liver trouble are soon cured by tins scientific medicine. John M Klein has been able to se. ure only a limited supply, so every one who wishes to be cured of dyspepsia or constipation should call upon him at once or send him 25 cents by mail and get 60 doses< of the best medicine ever made, on this special half price introductory offer, with his personal guarantee to refund the money If the specific does not cure. HONOR HOI.I. for Of the Sutoakx Graded School Month Ending April i£. afLiado t^IH Prctto Hiers. Lido L; ons. Grade VII Carrie Counts. I’adgeM. Ildne Lyons. Lie la pelt. Reside Campbell. Grid'* \ Fairy lierrj I’. If. Yarbrough. Prin. Grade IV Idai'u Iduip. it. 1m T.IO! S. Gladys Siiijth. , Lena Pad- Wall ci boro, ?difSs Eva Ihlty IL F. I». No. r». ‘ 2.80o M ss Matau* Cunt i tips . . l,6f*i' Miss Edith Htxaot 1,0.00 Miss Bessie P,< li:np* r , 1,000 Hound Miss Vera Jordpn 1 u00 Miss Hattie Garris i.oi'O Miss Edith Eastetlin l.t'Oo Miss Winnie Hither 1 ooo Mrs A \ lti< kenbaker l .ooo Miss Oia Jordan 1,000 C'ottageville. Mrs A. A. Willis 1,000 Miss Rachel Reeves 1,000 M.ss Wyona Ackerman .... l.OOn Miss Ruth Pierco 1,000 Miss Minnie O. Melts 1.000 «Ratlin. Mrs A. H. Brant . 1,(*U0 Mrs Maud Padgett 1,000 Miss ‘Cora Black t . . 1,000 Miss Kate Preacher \ 1,000 Miss Florence Ulmer 1,000 Mias Emma Bryan 1.000 Miss Ethel Breland 1.000 Miss Carrie Breland 1.000 Mias Rosa Breland 1,000 Stokes. Miss Imsia Morris IfOuo Kuflin. S. C., Route 2. Miss Jewell Ferrel! 27.275 Smoak*. Miss Gradys Williams 2,350 Miss Ebbie Lyons 1,000 Kmoaks, Route I. .Miss Jomina Utsey 20,800 Greem Pond Mrs C. W. Drawdy 1,000 Mrs A. R. Speights 1,000 William*. Miss Maude Herndon ..... 1,026 Mrs Julia Griffin 1,000 Miss Ruth Garris ‘ 1.000 Mias Roaelle Wartin 1,000 . Ledge. Mrs. L. J. Jones 2,000 Mrs J. J. Miley 1.000 Mias Ruth Padgett 1.000 IfllAttlf tOB. Miss Mae Crosby 6.376 Mias Lane Avant 1,200 Miss Mary Polk 1,000 Miss Pet Renta 1,000 Miss Mary Crosby 6.876 Miss Annie Varn '. 1,000 Miss Audrey Cummings . . . 1,075 Hendersonville. Miss Maud Varn . 1,000 Mrs P. L. Bootle 1,000 White Hall. Mins Earnest in** Marvin . . . 1.000 Mrs H. McWilliams . t. . . . 1,000 Week* Miss Xeta Linder 1.000 Mrs Julia Griffin’ 1,500 Sill-* .Icueiii < .;*.*• . \..!uc S7.0t> TioiwiP'd bv WALTERHORu IHH (. < u'lPANV. The Recall Slot •. MllTTO:—Fioiniit. Poliu* and Ef-j • ti<'i«‘iii '-cniic. Wc giv<* a 25 '.■>!•* coupon viitli **V(*r> pun h: . Call for cou pons. 12 l*i«*cc Pinitcr >e: \'a I uc $3.00 I Iona ted bv , u THE II. W. COHEN STORE.”' Ink r rtil< 111 1 loll;<* P 1 ■ 11. Iti lndpi' : adt* H iolm Mrs J. C, C, He rs. Chindt :»■ Padgett : .i:u vi.trr's imc . Tt*:>< her. To Cure a C'-U in One Day WAliY* ' • f ' ‘ f 1^, jTD I P" t pA I. 1 11 < h M.*di. im* l< r < hihln'ii. u 1 cch < .i ; >• < aniiot be mu t ! ''' 'lii: a < iuip!i iiietiit iiit* ft*r should he pleasant to contain no harmful xitbstantt* Ten of the Merchants of Waiter- boro. as mentioned below will give Valuable Prizes and Issue Coupons to their Customers: Nurteigh Diamond Hewing Machine. Yaloe $30.00 Donated by A. WICHMAN M HON Hardware, Farm Machinery, Wagon*. Buggies, Htove* nod Ranee*. We give a 26 vote coupon with every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou pons. Rcatiy-Itt-Wcur Eon Men. Women li.in! b.> most •'Tectua! ( hamb**i lain Chfldwn. We give a 25 vote coupon with every $1.00 purchase. Call tor cou pons. |i (High Ri modi mci*ts tlixst* retjuir**- iit'hds and is a favorite w.jh thu mothers of young children ev# ry- \\'t<*re For sab* by all dealers. NBBIBOWWBPWMMBOBBMDIWWIWDMIWWKMDdHUMBOWMWOimWKl LEGAL ADVERTISING CITATION. For Ijeiters Dlsmlssary. '• ’* G. Albert Beach. Eaqulre, Probate Judge. WHEREAS. J. F. Webb, made suit to me to grant him Letters Dismissory of the Estate and effec ts of E. B Webb. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to H. . .. , I'l. il ai.iglll" the kindred and Creditors of the said E. B. Webb, deceased, that they be and appear before lie, in the Court of Probate, to be bald at Walterboro, —. —. on the 26th day of April, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In ithe fore noon, to show cause, If any* they have, why the said Letters Dismis- sory should not be granted. GIVEN under my band this first day of April, Anno Domini 1913. Published on the 2, 9, 16 and 23 days of April, 1913, 4n The Press and Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge for Colleton County. REV WHITE TO LECTURE. CITATION, For Letter* of Administration. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Countv of Colleton. By G. ALBERT BEACH. Esq . Pro bate Judge: • WHEREAS. W. C. Glover. Sr., made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of J. I,. Koger. deceased THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said J. L. Koger. deceased, that they be Free lecture on the •‘Kvll ami Good -of Human Puxxion’' on the 13th. The Rev Sam J. White. Pastor of the Second Christian Church of Savannah, Ga , will deliver a lecture In the si hool auditorium on Tues day night next, the 15th. This lec ture will by* free and a large crowd will probably assemble to hear it. The subject is "The Evil and Good of Human Passion.” and the talk will be /tumorous. The Press wherever Rev White has appeared has given him flattering notices, and there is no doubt but that his lecture will be enjoyable throughout. The following are a few of the pres* accoujita of his lec tures: • Sam J. White is one of the best orators in Florida. We had the pleasure of hearing - him once on •‘Prohibition,’’ and it was the most eloquent speech we ever listened to. We feel that we are fortunate to have heard Mr White lecture; and will say to the people of the State, if the opportunity presents itself, to hear him lecture; don’t miss the chance. —Polk County Record. Rev Sam J. White is verv nonuln** In Madison, and being a speaker of force and eloquence, our people ai- tend his services and hear him. — Madison Recorder, . Mr White delivered a snlendid lecture Sunday afternoon in the tent. and appear before me in the Court and praached a Krpa , H< . rRloa 8uh ; NOMINATING BLANK Popular Vote Contest 1913 I hereby nomlfBate or suggest the name of / v Address i Ah $ lady worthy to become a candidate in you Popular Voting Content. I present this name with the distinct, understanding and agreement that the editor shall not % O *c , ' divulge my name. Thin does not obligate me in way whatever. Signed. of Probate, to be held at Walt**r- boro.a5._r.,* on 18th of April, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adminis tration should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand, this 3rd day of April Anno Domini, 1913. Published on the 9th and 16th days of April, 1913, in The Press and Standard. O. ALBERT BEACH, Probate Judge, Colleton County. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTH K. All persona having claims against the estate of T. R. Williams, deceas ed. are hereby notified to present them duly attested; and all persons Indebted to the ^aid estate must make payment to Messrs Fishburne A Fishburne. attorneys, or with the undersigned. A. H. WILLIAMS. Administrator of estate of T. R. Wil liams. deceased, with will ani.“\c l. 4 - 2 * 3t ‘ MONUMENTS! MONUMENTS All slses and prices from $5.00 to $5000 Coping, grave covers, mark ers. Any kind of special work esti mated. Italian. Vermont and Geor gia Marble, and all kinds of up-to- date Granite. Write, phone, or wait to see me. Means money saved. Everything guaranteed. 3 B. R. ULMER. The Monument Mon Walterboro, 8. C. STYLISH SPRING HATS I have the largest and prettiest line of Hats ever shown in Walterboro, and my Prices are the lowest. Your Spring Hat should be modelled af ter theNew York and Paris Styles. Allow my milliner to create it. MY PRICER ARE LOW. A visit to our store will convince you that we have the liest line in the town. Spring Styles in r LADIES* SKIRTS ANP.WALSTS. MEN’S LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTHING. LADIES* SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE AND EMBROID ERY. Full line of Ladies* Dress Goods. . H. Zaih’s Clothing Store “THE PLACjp TO BUY.** day night. He wa» in good form, and his audience was well pleased. Be sure and hear him.—St Peterg- burg Independent. Evangeiint Sam J. White pitched hla tent near the Presbyterian church Friday. Mr White in an Evangel!-* with more than statewide reputation a deep thinker, fluent speaker and convincing preacher.— The Suwannee Democrat. Straight at It. There is no use of our “beating around the bush.” We might a* well out with it fist as last. We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the next time you have a cough or cold. There, Is no reason so far as e can see why you should not do 00. This preparation by it* remark able cures has gained a world wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. It is for sale by all dealers. Look to Your Plumbing. You know- what happens in a house in which the plumbnig is in poor condition—ever: body in the house i* liable to contract typhoid or some other fever. The digestive organa perform the same functions in the human body as the plumbing doe* for the house, and they should be kept in firat class condition all the time. If you have any trouble with digestion take Chamberlain’s Tabieth and yon are certain to get quick re lief. For tale by all dealer*. 1; ■ m > /vclVO LANTERNS. SYt'iW nYraVTiT' T Serviceable, ■ Safe. HR most reliable lantern for farm use is the KAYO It is made of the best ma terials. so that it is strong and durable without being heavy and awkward. It gives a clear, strong light. Is easy to light and rewiclc. It won’t blow out, won’t leak, and won’t smoke. It is an expert-made lantern. Made in various styles and sues. There is a RAYO for every requirement. At Dmaim Evrymbrnr* STANDARD OIL COMPANY Nhh,. N. I. NEW LINE EASTER SHOES All the latest styles for Spring in Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes. Our line of Oxfords is unequalled in beau ty and lowest of price. We carry the fa mous Brown Shoe Co. line. WAGONS AT COST * ^ 1 ' ' . . We have a number of two horse wagons in stock which we will sell at cost. Any per son needing a wagon will save money by seeing us. Farmers Mercantile & Warehouse Co. J. M. WITSELL, Manager FOR EVERY THING In the line of Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. Call on Us. * Special Cut Prices on Ladies Skirts, Shirt Waists, embroidery, Hats. We also carry a Large Variety of Children’s Dress es. Your call will be very much appreciated at The Charleston Surprise Bargain House I. SOBEL, Manager Walterboro, S-C. » V- L-* P ■£' 'A V V