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IMS. to ►AW), WALTKRBOBO, & C. **•« WILL GET THE NEXT S10 The Press • <&. Contest Canses Ex- W V NEXT COUNT ON APRIL 25. AND THE LAST BEEME THE FINAL COUNT ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF MAY- The Pres* and Standard contest roes merrily on. and interest In the / outcome is growing more intense eve'ry day. especially since the arrival of the $400 piano, which is on ex hibition.' There will be two more counts—the next one on April 25th. and that will be for $10 in gold, the money to go to the contestant who makes the greateet gain in votes from the time of the last count. March 2$ to April 25. Previous votes will not count for ths gold, but simply toward the piano, and that being the case, every contestant has an equal «how. as the one who makes the greatest gain will will be the one who will be awardid the gold We desire to call the attention of the contestants to this fact: Th« bonus votes, other than for the mer chants’ coupons, will be reduced af ter the next count. This being the case the contestants should get in every vote possible between this time and April 25. as the bonus votes will not be so large thereafter. What you want to know is. how you can win the gold and the piano, too. Get new subscribers; g.*t old o , r.ibsofibers to pay. up and. renew: rade with the 1 monhci.ts who are of fering prices: follow fht? rules and pet every vote you can between now r.nd the C5th of April. Try hard and win this last spe. iul • rize we offer, and you will bo in a rood position to ungge the high vote on the piano «ount about May 15. which will be the last count the re- Mtlt of which will determine who sets fh? piano. The ffflowing bonus offer wiil con tinue and remain unchanged up to April 25th; so take advantage of this splendid opportunity to secure •votes, as this will be positively the largest bonus we shall give on any aeven years subscriptions st any tlms. * For every seven (7) new one-year subscriptions 10.000 sxtra bonus votes., making a total of 14;200 vofcsa. For every ssvea (7) one-year re- aewal subscriptions $.000 extra bonus votes, making at total of 11.- $00 votes. ^ For every seven (7) one-year back MBbcription 0,000 extra bonus votes, maaiag a total of $.800 votes. For every bunch of 40 merchants* coupons we increase the bonus from 500 to 1.000 extra votes, making a total of 2.000 votss. Now is the time to rush in the votes. Do not forget the prizes the mer chants are giving. If not fortunate enough to secure the piaho, you may receive one of the merchants’ prizes, and they are all worth working tor. These coupons may be collected from any and all merchants w ho are in the contest. Remember the next prize of $10^ln gold goes to the one who makes the greatest gain in number of votes. Remember Iliac six of our leading merchants are interested in this con test, and give twenty-five .vote cou pons with every dollar's cash pur chase. Remember to have your friends trade with merchants giving coupons. Their advertisements appear in this issue in connection with our offer. No coupons on subscription ac count. whether bach, r-'w «r renew als, will be given unless application Is made for them at the time the money is paid. The following is the total stand ing of contestants to date: NAME. VOTE. Walterhoro. Miss Ethel Francis . 44,625 Miss Annie Belle Crosby . .. 34,050 Miss Louise Leach 25,625 Miss Colette Padgett 9,425 Miss Edith Black ...f 9.175 Miss Susie Tracy 2,725 Mias Rhame Grace 2.500 Mias Thomasine Witsell ... 1,000 Misa Pearl Sandifer 1,000 Mias Hasel Guilford 1.000 Miss Rubye Smith 1,000 Mias Bet tie Smoak 1,000 Mias Annie IlcCants 1,000 Miss Leila du Bols 1,000 Miss Pauline McCanta 1,000 Mias Bessie Sanders 1,000 Miss Angie Johnson 1,000 Miss Marie DeTreville .... 1,000 Miss Annie von Lehe 1,000 Miss Ethel Padgett 1,000 Miss Myrtis Padgett 1,000 Walterboro, K. F. D. No. 1. Miss Evelyn Price 4.750 Miss Inez Price /< . . 12,000 Miss Jessie Thomas 1,000 Miss Annie Hooker 1,000 Miss Audie Hitter 1.000 Miss. Etta Carter 1,000 Miss Clytie Saunders .... 1,000 Walterboro, R. F. 1>. No. 2. Miss Laura Keegan 8,025 Miss Xerva Hailey 1,000 Miss Edith Koger 1.000 Miss Ernestine Hill 1.000 Miss Cattle Driggers , I,o00 Walterboro, It. F. I>. No. 3 Ruth Linder 1,500 Miss Heite'MMuntiers ' 1,000 .Miss Mary lusher 2,125 . Miss Lucia Kinard .......‘'l.etio Miss Marie Kinard ...... 1.00H Miss Jennie H. Padgett . . . 1,000 Wulterhoio, It. F. 1). No. 4 Miss Martha Varn ... I.675 Miss Ollie Hudson 1,000 Mrs. \nnie Getsinger l.oito Miss Mamie Hudson ...... 1,000 Miss “Dell Sloman ....... 1.025 Walterboro. It. F. I). No. .1. Miss Eva I it ley 2.800 Miss Mamie Cummings 1.650 Miss Edith Mizson l.ooo Miss Bessie Bellinger 1,000 ^ Round Misa Vera Jordan 1.000 Misa Hattie Garris 1,000 Mias Edith Eaaterlin 1.000 Miss Winnie Risher 1,000 „ Mrs A. V. Rickenbaker . .. 1.000 Mias Ova Jordan 1,000 CottageviDe. » Mrs A.'A. Wlllii 1,000 Miss Rachel Reeves 1,000 Miss Wyonm Ackerman 1,000 Miss Ruth Pierce 1,000 Mias Mingle O. M«$u 1,000 Mrs A. H. Brant . ^ 1,000 Mrs Maud Padgett 1,000 Mias Cora Black 1,000 Miss Kate Preacher 1,000 Mias Florence Ulmer 1,000 Miss Emms Bryan 1,000 Miss Ethel Breland 1,000 Mias*Carrie-Breland 1,000 Miss Rosa Breland 1,000* Stokes. Miss Dosis Morris 1,000 RnMn. S. C„ Rente 2. Miss Jewell Ferrell 27,275 Saoeks. Miss Grsdys Williams 2,350 Miss Ebbie Lyons 1,000 Hmonks. Rente 1. Miss Jomina Utsey ....... 20,800 Green Pond Mrs C. W. Drawdy 1.000 Mrs A. R. Speights 1,000 Williams. Miss Maude Herndon 1,025 Mrs Julia Griffin 1,000 Miss Ruth Garris . 1,000 Miss Roselle Wartin 1.000 Ledge. Mrs. L. J. Jones 2,000 Mrs J. J. Miley 1,000 Miss Ruth Padgett 1,000 Islandton. Miss Mae Crosby .5,375 Miss Lane Avant 1.200 Miss Mary Polk 1,000 Miss Pet Rent* 1,000 Miss Mary Crosby 6.875 Miss Annie Varn 1,000 Miss Audrey Cummings . . . 1,075 Hendersonville. Miss Maud Varn 1.000 Mrs P. L. Bootle 1,000 White Hall. Miss Earnestine Marvin . . . 1.000 'X. NOMINATING BLANK Popular Vote Contest —: : - ... v m3 <* !. • ’ .. ^* "’ I hereby Bominate or suggest the name of * Address * As a lady worthy to become a candidate in you Popular Voting Contest. I present thfil name with the distinct understanding and agreement that the editor shall not divulge my name. This does not obligate me in way whatever. ^ Signed ’ . Address — Mrs H. Mel Mian Nota Mm Jnlia OrtMa COLLETON COCXTT. —— RoU tar Iks Tear IMS. ' CLAM A. Blocker,. J. D.. Bronson. Geers* W.. Bocker. Morgan A.. Benton. M. D. . Craven, J. J.. Crosby. James Crosby. J. M.. DeWett. J. H.. Hlott. Joseph. Herndon. P. W. C., Hien. Soloman. Hudson. Isham. Litchfield. <J. D.. Kinsey, tWs. Thames. Prlllip. Williams, B. M. CLASS B. Martin. H. R. •H'LASS C. No. 1. Bryan, R. C.. Crosby. Elias. Car ter. Joseph, Doyle, M. J., Popson. S. E. . Fender, 1. Lawrenee. Hiott. J. M.. Hiers. O. M. D., Hlott, Benjamin, Martin Solomen. O’Quinn. J. H„ Pat terson. A. A.. Martin. S. A.. Pinckney. Thomas, Pye, George, Prime, L. M.. Roberts. J. H.. Siers, S. W„ Sullivan. George. Strickland. P. W„ Stutts. H. M., Smith, Henry, Wilson. J. J., Wilson, Lewis. CLASS C. No. 2. Avant, L. M.. Ackerman. J. A.. Brabham, W. F., Barnes, R. W„ Bre land. H. G.. Berwick, A. Breland. 8. L. Bridge. A. L. A., Broxton, T. G.. Bryan, R. E.. Bunton, A. W., Branch, Giles. Bunton. J. B.. Ben ton. A. B.. Bagot, H. C., Blocker. E. E., Buchanan, J. D., Bunton, J. E.. Breland. T. A. S.. Chaplin. J. H., Car ter. J. L.. Craven, J. W.. Carter. John C.. Craven, I). P., Craven, Hen ry, Crosby. Law rence, Curtis. F. O. j Ellen. Johnson. Jane K.. Jackson. S., ( rosby, J. H.. Cook. J. C.,'Martha. Kinsey, Caroline, Ivinaoy, ( annou. A. L., t atterton. J. T., Aliii*. Kinsey, Maiy, Koger. Uebecvif? Carter. H. \V.. Catt. rton A.-V., (’ar- j . Kinsey. Martha Ann. Lott. K ter. W. A.. DuBois. \. U.. DeHay, i.Klizabeth, Langdale. Victo- Wade, Dix. J. W., DuRois, Elbert, tru. Lyons. Rilla. Murdaugh. A. A., Evans. C. ('. Ferrell. G. B., Fender-| M Hone. Olivia? Martin, Mary M., J. J. L.. tioodmarf. James, Grant. J. | 'Hirriaugb, M. \ . Murdmrglu .i;«ne c... W . Hiott. J 11, Hiott. H. H., Hern-j M.i’-tin. Ella. .Mitrris. S V-. .Max<y, don. Stephen, iiagai^. \V. B., Hern 1 ..?: ..rn. M< Miilan. Laiy^i J. .M(.Millan. don. La .vreiu ♦*. Hi(-I;inan. J. S.. ' •*. u;da. N -gl*, ^Aiuiie S . Nettles, lb ley. i, \V . Hiott. i. R.. Herndon. ''i i'ti t’. if if. M.y Er?*., Har- E R. Hiott. J E.. .lotus. A. T. '' «' Lliz i bi'th. I'a.igett, Join. on. Robert, Kinurd w G. R.. . ’ . . L M . Lili ii '. Namy, Kinard. \V. A.. Kin.-.*j, A. It.. Kin-j I’n->n. 1!.. Reynalds. .'lar- •oina*. L'.ftiark-. Slas. I^iris-. : ' Ru liard.-en.. RebeCca, .Ramsey, < ♦ y. A. i. , Lariscey. C. H., Moore^^J. | '>' c nl. T*a't< r.-on. M it . P«- iry. Sal- . Mni sli. ,T. < « Mania ugh, T*-. li . i’ailKett, Ibdiaiali. Roliinson, P Muin ll. F. M. . Net*! s,, J. G., i. i .t*. i;..,;.' I.:mk;i. Ramsey. o'Quinn. W. R.. Polk. J. C., Polk. \nn. Hiv. ts. isain lla I*., Robinson. 1’. M.. Robertson. Colin. Riv^. ,< h.ario . Robinson. Mary A . Kirhard- G VV. ().. Ritter. Jacob C.. RtiMta; sou. S. E . Reeves. Rachel. Ritter, \V. J.. Rhode. D. 1).. Robertson. J. H. ttie. Sullivan. Synthu. Sineath. L.. Risher. I. L., Smoak. I>. E. liannah. Smith, Jane. Sanders. Mar- Savage. A. L.. Simmons. J. W., jtha, Smoak. Emma. Snead. Apnle R., Spell, John. Spell. H. T.. Smoak, Sanders, Emily, Stewart-. v Eliza, W. R.. Varn.- A. S.. Ulmer, C. W.. Smith. T. C.. Sanders. I^aura, CLAM C. No. 4. - ■- Ackerman. E. A., Anderson. i IB l ^ 0ft0r *’ A™ 1 * Laney, Addlaqa, An- r* 1 * -Avant, Annie. Ackerman. Sa- mh, E..’ Addison. Julia H.. Atkineea. Moriesey. Adams. Margarat A., Ben- Ina. Sarah, Beaton. Elisabeth. Bat- l*y. Sophie. Barnee. Mary Abb. i. Elvira. Buatoa. Mary C.. Bea- tna. Mary Ana, Beaton, Harriett. Beach. Mary C.. Brant/H. M.. Baraee. Benton. Elisabeth, Bennett. Sarah. Benton. Laura, Bellinger, 8. C.. Blocker. Jane. M.. Benton. Esther. Blocker. Remmy. Brant, H. A. Bryan. Sarah C„ Bridge, Naomi, Beach. Ferguson, Jane W.. Frallx. Harriott. Maria. Carroll. S. C.. Charter, Aqull- I*. Clark. M. L., Crosby, A. N. Crosby. F. M.. Colson. Tama. Compton*. S. A.. Carter. Martha, Craven. E. K . Car eer. Miner C., Crosby. Martha A.. Carson. Amanda. Crosby. H. Crosby. Elizabeth. Crosby. J. A.. Crosby. Margaret J.. Crosby. R. (\, Cummings, Jane M.. Craven, F. R... Carter. M. Sarah. Chaplin. Annie C.. Dandridge. Mary. DuBois, Lena. Emanuel. Isabella. Fewox, Margaret. Ferguson. Jone W„ Fralix, Harriott, Fraser. E. C.. Fraser. Maggie, S. f Fen der. S. A.. Griffin, Louisa A., Gordon, Mattie. Gracen, Mary Graves. Har riett. Gooding. C. L.. Gregory. Mary. Hiott. Maria. Harper. 8. H., Hender- aon. Fannie H.. Hiott, S. E., Hodges, Sarah A., Hickman. Mary. Hudson. Rebecca A.. Hand, Martha. Herndon. Jane. Hagan. Raven. Hickman. Eli za. Hiers. L. H.. Hudson. A. M.. Hiott; A. M.. Hyrne. E.E.. Hiott. E. E.. Hiott Elizabuth. Hunter, Sallij*. Ihley, Caroline. \V., Jones, E. .M . Jones, Weeks, J. A.. Warrenf. J. B. L. Way. C. W.. Weeks, J. S.. Warren. Elrod. Warren. C. L.. Weekly. L. *Sio*inan, A E.. Smoak. Mary J., C. CLASS C. No. 3. Hill, Temperanc?,* Jone*. S. M.. Kinsey, Caroline, Nobles, Leonora, Deddish, Mary. Reatz. C. C„ Rit ter. Mary, Sauls. Rebecca. Turn- bleaton, Elizabeth. Warren. Eliza beth. Smoak. Elizebath. Smith. Rebecca, Simmons. Mary J.. Stone, Harriett. Sanders. Rebecca J., Taylor, N. L., Tucker. Laura. Touchstone, Fannie, Varnadoe, Julia E.. Ulmer. E. E., Ulmer, S. A.. Willis, Annie. Wilson, C. E . Warren. Sarah. V.. Wiggins, Mary. Walkert Rebecca. Warren. 5,. S.. Yon. Lucy. Yarley. Sarah .A., Zelgler. Sarah, A., Wasson, Martha. OMMMO LEGAL ADVERTISING CITATION. For Letters DUmUMory. G. Albert Beach, Esquire, Probate Judge. WHEREAS. ,J. F. Webb .made suit to me u .to grant him Letters Dismissory of the Estate and effe« ts of E. B. Webb. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and siugul.w the kindred and Creditors of the said E. B. Webb, deceased, that they be and appear before ;ie. >& the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro —. •—, on the 2''*-h day of April, nekt. after publics! n hereof, at 11 o'clock In the !«>:*- noon, to show cause, if any* t! y have,' why the said Letters h^nf:*- sory should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand *’ * first day of April. Anno Domini 1*1 '• Published on the 2, 9. 16 ami days of April, 1913, iu Th< Press a. d Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge for Colleton Cout.-y. CITATION l-’or Ijetters of Admiiiistriiliyn BY G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge. WHEREAS. Mary Alice Kishbu; e made suit to me to grant her Let ters of Administration of the E*t.ite and effects of Aaron Fisliburm THESE ARE. THEREFORE 10 cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Aaron Fishburne, deceased, that they be and, appear before me. In the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro, 8. C., on 29th April, inst., next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon 1 ; to show cause, if any they have, why the saidKAdtuinistration should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand* this 15th day of April Anno Domini. 1912. Published on the 16th and 23rd days of April. 1913, in The Press and Standard. • O ALBERT REACH. Probate Judge, Colleton County. Spring Teachers’ Examination. . The regular spring teachers’ ex amination will be held at the Court House in Walterboro on the first Fri day in May. The examination will begin at 9 o’clock and all applicants are required to be on hand at this hour. H W. BLACK, SR.. -> Co Supt of Education. April 8. 1913.-4-9-31 CARDUI WORKED LIKE_A CHARM After Operation Failed to Help, Cardui Worked Like a Charm. T. R. Ackermau. of Cottageville, called to see us while In to Walter boro Friday. Jonesvilic. S. C.—”1 suffered with womanly trouble,” writes Mrs. J. S. Kendrick, In a letter from this place, “and at times, I could not boar to stand on my feet. The dortor said I would never be any better, and that I would have to have an operation, or I would have a cancer. I wont to the hospital, and they oper ated on me, but I got no Ortter. They said medicines would do me no good, and I thought I would have to die. At last I tried Cardui. and began to Improve, so I continued using It. Now, I am well, and can do my own work. I don’t feel any pains. Cardui worked like a charm.” There must be merit in this purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for women— Cardui—for it his been Id successful mse for more than 50 years, for the treatment of womanly weakness and disease. .» Please try It, for your troubles. ^ It. 1.— Writ* to: Ladle*' Advltory D**». Ch«««- 1 SUdk-HMCm., Chattanooga. Tenn.. for Nprriat nrfMNM. and 64-pact book. Ho»a TraataaM roam,” MM la »Uia wraaear. oo raewMA. Mr and Mrs H. B. Lsngdale, of Pleasant Grove, were yjTluwn Fri day ahopping. * ^9 L. W. O’Quin, of Peniel. had busi ness In Walterboro Friday. SHUSH 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 the New York and Paris Styles. Allow my milliner to create it. : MY PRICES ARE LOW. k' _ X — • A vUitf 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. H. Zalin’s Clothing Store ‘THE PLACE TO BUY.** • i iM . i.l.lm . .. 1 or Road tUR RAY0 DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient . lighting device for all kind? of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out. Equipped with thumb screws, so that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear light 200 feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equtpi»ed with handle, and when detached makes a £004 hand lantern. Strong. Durable. Will last for years. At Dealmn Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY i iacerpor.t.4 ia Raw ienmj) Nawark, N. J. For Dessy . * Men Our store is headquarters for the most stylish men’s attire. It matters not what the men and boys want we can supply their needs in the newest and best of every thing at very reasonable prices. Drop in and see our spring suits, hats in both straw and felt, shoes and oxfords, neckwear and underwear. We have shirts that worked hard for a reputation— and keep it by working harder. The Charleston Surprise Bargain House I. SOBEL, Manager Walterboro, ■ - S- C. - QUININEANDIRON-THE MOST EFFECTUAL GENERAL TONIC RELIEVES PAIN AND HEALS AT THE SAME TIME Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic Combines both in Tasteless form. The Quinine drives out Malaria and the Iron builds up the System. For Adults and Children, The Wonderful, Old Reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil An Antiseptic Surgical Dressing discovered by an Old R. R. Surgeon. Prevents Blood Poisoning. Vou knew wbat you are taking when you take GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC, recognized for 30 years through out the South as the standard Malaria, Chill and Fever Remedy and General Strengthening Tonic. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic, hut you do not tasic the bitter because the ingredient# do not dissolve in the mouth but do dis solve readily in the acids of the stomach. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. H Thousands of families know it already, and s trial will convince you that DR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAUNO OIL is the most wonderful remedy ever discovered for Wounds, Burns, Old Sores, Ulcers, Carbuncles, Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and all wounds and external diseases Whether slight or serious. Continually people art finding new nses for this iamous old remedy. Guaranteed by your Druggist We mean it. 25c, 50c, ft.00 There is Only One “BROMO QUININE” That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Look for signature of E. W. GROVE on every box. Cures a Cold ia One Day. 25c. • t» A NOVEL INTRODUCTION. i ” forms of malaria and liver trouble are soon cured by this scientific Dr. Howard Make* a Special Price. The Dr. Howard Company have en tered into an arrangement with the John M. Klein Drug Store, by which a special introductiory offer will be made of 25 cents on the 50 rent size of their celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dys pepsia. Headaches, coated tongue, dissl- neea gaa on the stomach, specks be fore the eyee. constipation and all medicine. John M. Klein has been able to secure only a limited supply, so every one who wishes to be cured of dyspepsia or constipation should call upon him at once or eepd him 25 cents by mail and get 60 dopes of the beet medicine evey made, on this special half price Introductory off«r, with his personal guarantee to rafund tko money if the sped fie dons not cure. - 4. a.'.** ji/L CP 1 ,, '• «. v,.. \ 9 . v *5 Ufcfeitafc