The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 16, 1913, Image 3
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTfiRBORO, S. C.
V*
APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH
Now is the Tme to Get Down to Hard Work
The third count closes April 25.
Yon hare golden opportunities knock
ing nt your door, clamoring for ad
mittance. It is up to you.
^Hare you seen a track meet? The
ma* ahead has set a hot pace, per
haps for his own good. The trailer
it coming into his own on that last
Up. It is a magnificent exhibition
of gameneas—the man behind gives
as he comes from the rear with
pounding feet and breath. At the
very tape he snatches victory. It
Is Inspiring.
Between now and the closing day,
of the third count. April 25 there>
may be such gh upheave! in the stand
ing of the contestants that today’s
leader may be down in the last by
that time. They may not. They
have shown-. splendt^j, work in the
past and let this be their warning.
If they are wise, it will be. Over
confidence has beaten more athletes
than vW cnn number.
of the prizes arc worth
and are v.t\ .r.;.
-ft
trade with the merchants who are
giving the coupons. They are re
liable tradespeople.
$10 in gold to be given to the
lady who makea the largest gain in
vote* between the second and third
counts. * ’
' The following is the total stand
ing of contestants to date:
NAldE. VOTE.
Walterboro.
Miss Ethel Francis 44.625
Miss Annie Belle Crosby ... 34.050
Miss Louise Leach 25.625
Mias Colette Padgett 9.425
Miss Edith Black 9.175
Miss Susie Tracy 2,725
Miss Rhame Grace 2.500
Miss Thomasine Witsell ... 1,000
Miss Pearl Sandifer 1,000
Miss Hazel Guilford 1,000
Miss Rubye Smith 1.000
Miss Bettie Smoak
Miss Annie McCants .
Miss Leila du Hois . .
Miss Pauline McCants
Miss Bessie Sanders .
Xfiss .Vugie .Johnson
Miss Maud Yarn
»,00#
Mrs P. L. Bootle
. | White Hall.
• Miss Earneatine Marvin ... 1,006
Mrs fl. Williams . .. 1.006
^Weoksi s'
• Miss Neta Linder* 1,060
Mrs Julia Griffin 1.500
TeA of the Merchant? of Walter-
boro, as mentioned below will gfre
Valuable Prizes and Issue Coupons
to their Customers: ^
Nurleigh Diamond Sewing MachiM»
Value gAO.OO
Donated by
A. WICHMAN * SOX
Hardware, Farm .Machinery, Wagtny.
Buggies, Stoves and Hangcs.
We given 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
Solid Oak Wardrobe, Value Olft.00
Donated by
BROWN FVItMTVRE CO.
Furniture, Rugs. Mattings, Shudee,
Stoves.
We give a 25 vote coupon with 4
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
4-
Th*r Press, and Standard has
out the advantages of this i
voting contest so of; a ;iri‘
.„r,ot reiterate the woml rfui
• billties to the girls who unc
the rao^. It is an ppportun
offers* itself hut one in a !if
The contest is nearing i
dose.“go get b.isy: let i
slip by without having got
gether a bunch of votes. (
friends busy by g- ttlng bus
relf. that’s wha,t counts. 1
* « ndeavors you get tin* po d
thers, and they in turn, b> getting
busy, intereits oxb> an endless
chan which v m ► - • r • .r g •' 1.
Every interested merchant ai ! the
advertiser has plenty of coupons
atu* is anxious to give them out
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, when the tonditio"* ar* fuln’nd.
Ask for the coupon*, -ret yo u r
friends to ask fe- th 'ii*.. Bor.' let
this beautitul Obern’eyer nlaeo wb»» n
The Press and Standard in rvinar
get away from you. n ut on yojr
hustling elpHiea and most eaqr-ur^g-
4pg sn-iles acd'go after yole?.
Remember to have vour friends
trade aith the merchants v lie aty giv
ing the coupons.
Remember that many o' o :r lend
ing merchants are interested i the
contest and are* giving 25-vote cou
pons with dollar purchases. Alsi
, thos** who do not underhand the
rules and regulations this contest
can call at this, office or write us and
we will be pleaded to go over the
proposition with them. 4
Cntik the next count we an* going
to offer the following big bonuses:
For every seven yearly new sub
scriptions we will give 10.pxt.a
votes, making a total of 14.200 \otcs.
For. every seven renewal subscrip
tions. 8.000 extra, a total of 11.500
votes. •
l or every seven back subscript ions 1
6,000 extra, a total of 8,000 votes, j
Coupons for vot^ s on subscriptions
when presented at this office by any
contestant, will be counted the same
as cash towards a bonus. For ex
ample. If a candidate presents four
coupons *Jor new subscripCons that
have, been handed to her. together
with three cash subscriptions, she is
entitled 40 a bonus.
Five, ten and twenty year sub
scriptions are io themselves a bonus
and cannot be counted in tbe group
of aeven at more than the value dT
five, ten or twenty single aubecrip-
tiona.
For every 40 merchants’ coupons
brought to this office snd counted by
the publisher or his assistants, s
boons of 2,000 extra votes will be
given, a total of 1.500 In nil.
Theee coupons may be collected
from any aad. all merchants who are
la t^e contest. '
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Donated by
KLEIN’K DRUG STORE.
Drags Compounded, Proprietory
Medicines, Cigars, Htationery,. v
; _ Magazines.
We give a 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
Paii* Doily *laili oa *Uh
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J)on»icd bv
RE.lt "ii BROS.
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pirn with
every §1.0 • punhsat*. Fail for cou
pon.*, ( ’
Dry fox*'! , Sluws. fir
x Wo give r. 25 vote coupe
Silver Jewelry Cjim*. ., Value S7.ro
Ikmatcd by
W.H.TiMtlhilto DHI’G COMPANY.
The Roxall Store.
MOTTO:—Prcimpl. Polite and Ff-
. fii i«*nt N«'i vice. ~
We give a 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call tor cou
pons.
49 Piece Dinner Set. .*. .Value 95.00
Donated by
THE II. W. COHEN STORE.
Ready-to-wear For Men, Women;
Children.
We give a 25 vote coupon with-
every $1.00~purchase. Call for cou
»ons. *
Will Announce Prize
I alter Value 910.00
Donated by
TERRY * SHAFFER.
Groceries,- Dry Goods, • Hardware,
Farm Implements; Shoes,
Hats, Etc.
V.’e give a 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
A NOVEL IXTKODl’CTIOX.
China Toilet Set . ; . . . .Value 910.00
Donated bv
II. W. BLACK, Jit.
Dry Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hats
Cb.th'nj', i’ami implements,
NViic.
We rive a 2 . vofe coupon with
very $1."" purchase. Cali for cou
pons.
\nnounccil Lute r !\ alue 910-00
» Donated by
TWLOR’K
Walferburo’s 1‘onuiar Store.
Dry Gooi's. NcJilohs. Ladles and (Till-
clrcn's Sfux's.
We give a 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
Walterboro. It. F. I). No. 3
Miss Jaith Ljmler .
,iss Della Saunderfi
1,500
1.0-‘0
2.125
1,0 HO
.’.IJkp Msry Rirher
Miss i.ucia Kinard
Mists .Marie Kinard l.oom
M'«5 Jonnif B. Padgett ... l.OuO
WaiterlMiro, It. F. D. No. 4
Miss Martha Yarn ... ... -i.ntrt
■ Miss oilio Hudson .. ..." 1,000
Mrs. Annie Gctsinger 1,"f0
Miss Mamie lliuison ...... I.ooo
Miss Dell Sloman 1,025
Walterboro, It. F. D- No- 3.
Miss Eva Ihley 2.80^
M,s8 Manve Cwmmlng* *....'?■ 1;650
, Mins Edith .Mixson 1,000
^Miss Bessie Bollinger 1,000
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Miss Vera Jordan 1,000
Miss Hattie Garris . . . .
Miss Edith Knsterlin ...
Miss Winnie R is her . .
Mrs A. V. Rickenhaker
Miss Ova Jordan . . . .
Cottageville.
Mrs A. A. Willis .*
1,000
1,000
1,000
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1,000
1,00ft
Mifis Kacfipl Reuvts . . . .
. . . 1.000
Miss Wyona.A<korman, .
. . . 1,000
Miss Ruth UifTre ....
. . 1,000
Miss >11111110 O. M**tts . .-
. . . 1,000
Itutlln.
Mrs A. H. Brant
1,000
5ilr^ Maud Padgett . . .
. . . 1,000
Miss Vo fa Black 1,000
Miss Kate Preacher 1,000
■Miss Florence Ulmer l.oon
Miss Emma Bryan l.o»*o
Miss Ethel* Breland I.ooo
Mis^ Carrie Breland I.ooo
Mils Rosa Breland l.Otro
Stokes.
Miss Dosia Morris 1,000
Itutlili, S. C., Itoiile 2.
Miss Jewell Ferrell 27.275
" . Smoaks.
Miss Gradyf. WIHiamatv. "2.250
Miss Ebbie Lyons 1,000
SmoakN, Route 1.
Miss Jomina Utsey 20,800
Green Pond -
Mrs G. W. Drawdy 1,000
Mrs A. R. Speights l,O0O
Williams.
Mis* Maude Herndon 1.025
Mrs Julia Griffin ....... 1,000
Miss Ruth Garris 1,000
Miss Roselle Wartin 1,000
Lc'lge.
Mrs. L. J. Jones ......... 2,000
Diamond Itiii". Value S.VWO
Donated bv
THE S. FINN JEWELRY 4 (L
Jewelry, Silvci warj*. Clock*-, llurJrnl
Iftstrnmc'iitf..
We give a 25 vote coupon
very purchas:',. Call for cou-
Dr. Howard Makes a S|»eiial IVice.
Tin* Dr. Howard Company have en
tered imp an arrangement with
the M. Klein Drug Store, by
wlr* h a i-jec ii'l itYtroductiory o!T**r
will be in:: i - of 25 c.w!,p.' on the 5o
specific
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in .cu• *»d 1 y ti:is „ i iontiit«
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sci — a ! mite d 's'pti.iy, s,»
ev< o’:** who wislies to be* « .•* d of
dyt] |i: a or constipation should
call u-mi bill at one* or re„n<! Rmi
25 < < • ts b; mail nr.d get doses
of tie- t>c s!. medicine ever made, on
"this >ji*'c ial half price in4»ndtictory
off* r. with his personal guarantee
to i ad ti'«> money
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Bridge (tone.
STYLISH SPRING
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I have the largest and prettiest line o
Mats ever shown in Walterboro, and m
Prices arethe lowest. - •;
Your Spring Hat should be modelled af
ter tbe New York and Paris Styles. Allow
my milliner to create it.
^ * MY PRICES ARE LOW.
A visit to our store will convince you
that we have the best line in the town.
Spring Styles in . «
LADIES’ SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
"MEN’S LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTHING.
LADIES' SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE AND EMBROID
ERY.
Full Line of Ladies* Dress Goods.
E Zafin’s Clothing Store
“THE PLACE TO BUY.”
CITATION.
For 1 -CUci-s DiMiil.v ory.
G. Albert Beach. Esquire, ttfobate
Judge. r
WHEREAS. J. F. Webb, made
*KUit to me to grant him Lotte!*
Dismisaory of the Estate and effects
of K. B. Webb.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite mid uduionlKii .m anu singtibn
the kindred and Creditors of the
said E.-.B. Webb, deceased, that
'hey he and appear ueiore * ic, 11.
the Court of Probate, to bo held
at Walterboro, —. —, on the 26Mi
dav of April, next, after publication
flereof, at 11 o’clock in the
noon, to show enuae, if apy.
The bridge at Givhan’z Ferry has
been washed, a way by t,he high wiuer.
and reports are that the'people are
much annoyed by this. Reports are
out that the Colleton part of the
midge is still’holding, butDorches
ter side* lias been washed- complete
ly Ifway. At tliiitj season of the
year when much fertilizer is being
hauled ihe farmers in that section
. rp much handicapped. It is to be
lioifed that ^;is wiH soon be cor
rected.
for<-
thej
iiave, why tho said Letters DiMnis-
sory should not be granted.
GIVEN tuider my hand thi* 1
first day of April. Anno Domini
Published ou the 2, 9. 16 and 25
days ( of April, 1913, in T he Ptc .-a aa i ■ -blc* cures iia* a world wid-*
* Straight at It. •>
.There is no use of our “beating
round ih<* bush." We might as well
1 at with it fist :■*- last. We want you
*j try Cliatnh* riain’s Cough R< •ne.iy
the next tint** you have a cough or
* olft. Then* is no re on so fur-.aa
* can see why you should not do
so. This preparation by its remark-
standard.
> G. ALBERT BEW'F V
Probate Judge tor Colleton Comity
epiitation, and »• ople c\ervwhere
j.pfliak of it in th<* highest terms cif
t'rr.'.se. It is for sale l*y all dealer*.
• • • * •
Mrs J. J. Mlley
Miss Ruth Padgett .
laUadtoB.
Miss Mae Crosby
Miss Lane Avant
Miss Mary Polk
„ Misa Pet Reats
Miss Mary Crosby
-Mias Annie. Yarn
Mias Audrey Cummings
•4,
• • • •
1,060
1,006
.5.37$
1.260
1.060
1,060
$.$75
1.060
1,071
NOMINATING BLANK
Popular Vote Contest
* ,f 6.
.1913
I hereby nomiute or suggest the name of
• a • #
\ -Address, .ase**********
As a lady Worthy to become a candidate In you Popular
Voting Contest. 1 present this name with the distinct
understanding and agreement that the editor shad not
divulge my nanm. Thia does not obligate me in Way
whatever.
CITATION.
l L ’nr Letter*, of \clfniniKtrntion.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Countv offolletnn.
By G. ALBERT BEACH, Esq., Pro
bate Judge:
WHEREAS. W. C, Glover. Sr.,
made suit to me to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Estate and
effects of J. L. Koger\ deceased.,
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish a|l and singular
the kindred and Creditors of the said
J. L. Koger, deceased, that they be
and appear before me. In the Court
of Probate, to be held at Walter
boro. 8. C-, on 18th of April, next,
after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock
In tbe forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Adminis
tration should not ha granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this 3rd
day of April Anno Domini, 1913.
Published , on the 9th and 18th
days of April, 191$, In The Press and
Standard. , 1
O. ALBERT BEACH.
Probate Judge, Colleton County. *
\
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All persons having claims against
the estatem>f, T- R. Williams, deceas
ed. are hereSV- notified to present
them duly attested; snd all persons
indebted to the said estate must
make payment to Messrs Flshburne
& Flshburne, attorneys, or with the
undersigned. W;—
A. H WILLIAMS.
\ilrainistrator of estate'of T. R. Wil
liams. deceised. with will ani."\« 1.
4-2-3t
Sir lo.ot Entei luinnicnt.
The following < ommuuicat,ion has
!>e*>n received with request for pub-
licntiwi:
- , Islandton, S. (*.
ApriJ 12, 1913.
The Press and Standard,
Walterboro, S. ('.
Gentiemen: . « »
Please state in the paper that there
will be an Ire crearp supper at Wie-
mer, April 25th, for the benefit of
the school, and that the pblir is, in
vited to attend. This supper will be
from 7 to 11 o’clock.
Depart for the Golriea West.
Mr and Mrs John T. Kelly and
their charming little daughter. Mias
Katharya, of Florence, S. C., have
been the gueeta of the latter'a pa
rents, Mr and Mrs T. R. Risher, of
Round, S. C., for the past ten daya.
Mr and Mrs Kelly have many friends
throughout the state, who will, per
haps. be surprised to learn that they
have gone to make their feome la the
far Want. They left by' way of the
Centra) Pacific, Thursday. Apr. 3rd.,
for Southern California, and will stop
ovsr In some of the large cities
sight seeing, etc. Whilq we hate to
give them up even^ipx a *bort while,
we do wish them a very happy and
proaperous future in the land of
suhahine and flowers.
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MONUMENTS! MONUMENTS
All sizeiL and prices from $5.0i
to $5000 Coping, grave covers, mark-'
era. 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.
Meg ns money saved. Everything
guaranteed.
B. R. ULMER,
The Monument Man
Waltarboro, 8. C.
.Look to Your Plnnihing.
You know what happens In a house
in which the plumbnig’ is in poor
condition—-everybody in the house is
liable to contract typhoid or some
other fever. The digestive organs
perform the same functions In the
human body as the plumbing does
for the house, snd they should be
tept In first < lass condition all the
ime. If you hav.e any trouble with
itlon take Chamberlain’s Tablets
you are certain to get quick re-
lief. * For aale by all dealers. >
Cwss IM Ism, Itfesr liast
Tht went wars, no nutter ni h«w I
M curad by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Peeter’e Antiaeptic Healing OU. It rrlieewa
PSia aad Ueala at the aacac tuac. Me, Me, $XJMt
JRayb
The Reliable Household Lantern
There is always need for a good lantern around
the home—in ther yard, in the cellar, in the attic—
wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe.
The RAYO is ideal for home use. It gives a clear, bright
light —like sunlight on tap. It is strong, durable, compact, handy.
Doesn’t leak. Doesn’t smoke. Easy to light and rewicL Will
last for years. Ask for the RAYO.
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At Dmtdtn Everywhere.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(lacorporotod in Now Jonoy)
Nowork. N. A
BoHimoro, M4.
NEW UNE EASTER SHOES
All the latest styles for Spring in Ladies’,
Mens and Children’s Shoes. •
Our line of Oxfoixis is unequalled in beau
ty and lowest of price. We carry the fa
mous Brown Shoe Co. line.
WAGONS AT COST
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We have a humber of two horse wagons
in stock which we will sell at cost. Any per
son needing a wagon will save money- by
seeing us.
Fanners Mercantile & Warehouse Co.
J. M. WITSELL, Manager
><
Slim W! USIfN!
Just Received a New Shipment of Men’s
Single Trousers.
For quality and prices, see our Window Dis
play. Great Bargains in Men’s
SHIRTS
$1.00 Value at .....«. .79c
$0.49 Value at .......! 39c
^ We also carry a complete line of Ladies’
Hats and Dress Goods, Skirts, Dresses and
Shirt Waists, Shoes, etc. *
Come and see us when in need of any
thing in our line. ’ "
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
I . SOBEL, Manager
Walterboro, . - * S* C.
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