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PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOR 0, S. C. ii i' r~« i t i i i it i iinirirr—■—i—■ ihiibi^im—i OCTOBER 22,1913. % A [(£ ll! IE m 2^ “Just a few lines to announce to the trade that our Fertilizer Plant has been completed, the capacity of which is 100 tons per day. We will be prepared to supply all grades of plant food at competitive prices and will appreciate an opportunity to Bgure with prospective buyers when the season opens. We are Pioneers in the ferti lizer manufacturing business in our Count y, We realize the enormity of the undertak ing, and feel equal to the occasion. All ’w c ask is liberal patronage on equal basis. We trust that the heart of the buying publ ic is in the right place, and that upon the basis of patronizing a local industry, w e m ay be allow ed to supply a generous portion of your w ants. Remember us w hen the season opens.” / ./ COLLETON MERCANTILE & MEG CO Ritter, S. C. Will hold its Second Annmil Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition during the week of November 17 to 22, 1913. Jn many re spects this is to be the most unique Fair ever held in this or in any other place in the country. No County or State Fair can match the attractions provided by the Charleston 'Fair because they lack the natural and other facilities. A Thousand and More Thoroughbred Horses Gathered from all parts of the country will be on the Fair Gminds during the entire week of the Fair and will be on free exhibi tion to all visitors, practicing and racing on the best constructed mile track in the South. THE OLYMPIA, ADMIRAL DEWEY’S FLAGSHIP,"which destroyed the Spanish Armada in Manila Bay. is now in Charles ton waters, and every patriotic Carolinian should perform a pilgrimage during Fail- week Jf on no other account than to see and board jhe man-of-war which made such gloriouSTiaval history for his country. AUTOMOBILE RACES. There will be from fifteen to twenty entries of the most famous cars in the country entered for three days’ racing on the Association's track, including five, fifteen, twenty-five and fi fty mile races, the most thrilling sport of the day. SPECIAL FEATURES. There will be a number of special feaiures not seen at any other Fair, such as Daylight Fireworks the novelty of the year; Distance and Endurance Races in the Skies, an Amusement Park filled with the most refined and enjov- able attractions that the theatrical and show world affords. Special Low - ■ O-' e4 Rates on All Roads Remember The Dates November 17 to 22, 1913.