The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 29, 1913, Image 2

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) « •« PAGETWO the press and standai d, walterboro, s. c. OCTOBER 29,19i3. . s. \ \ X \ I s /m ' V* r 3 ,4 P R S '4 rt> : 'i k}t-* V r i- l h r 11 <.• V ...» , r:/ / , NEXT WEEK THE GREATEST EVENT IN COLLETQN’E^EAR WILL TAKE PLACE, AND THE FIFTH FAlH WILL SURPASS ANYTHING EVER UNDERTAKEN IN WALTERBORO. EXSURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS; AT NIGHT. ' X X .xx x" x EXHIBITS. Over, ^ne Thousand Dollars will be given for the best in the agricultural products and live stock of the county. Crops of ail kidns, live stock of all descriptions, will be welcomed ttf the Fair. Sanitary stalls have been provided for the stock, and the best of attention will be given them by experienc-: ed men. The Poultry show will be a feature. Several attractive premiums are offered in the Ladies Department for all products of the home. The HistorPal Department will be better than ever. Be sure to enter something in the different departments of the fair. It will help you, and us. / CARNIVAL. For the “City of Tents” this year Hop kins Shows will be featured. This is the largest Car nival Company’' ]'laying the South at this time*, apr! carries 11 s-rowsi all kinds of ridingdeviees and -imtiscnient features: v( ./ h .* *: | •: i * bs sta . on tin* midwav, yuntn •mnvhl tm? ' n-.• •• ti v men the midway >ViIl appeal to all. EVERY MORNING AND RETURN . ' X”^ ' ^ - s X T THE AIRSHIP SPEAl X FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HIS TORY OF COLLETON COUNTY AN AIRSHtP WILL NAVIGATE THE AIR ABOVE US. At great expense the Fail- Association haa secured the services of a great AVIATOR who will demonstrate ful-> ly the practical value of aviation., ./ TEN THOUSAND FEET IN THE AIR The Leading men pTthe State in politics, law, religion and education will be present andsmake addresses* the following being the list of speakers: x Opening Day, Governor Cole. Blease. . Second Day, Senator E. D. Smith. Third Day, J. Walter^ Daniel and State E. Swearingen. ourth Day, (Negro Day) Richard Car- , /oil. ■ - /- r ■ These are certainly the strongest spea kers which could be secured and thousands will greet them. RACING. This year the racing department has been given more attention than ever, and the steeds in this action of the r-ounlry will will be records made during the great week of fun and profit. For the first time; at little cost you will have the opportunity of . eeing an aeroplane in action, not the did fashioned balloon, but the latdstdevelop- i / enter the l/ts Sever/ ritt'T.ctive prem- nent in Airmen^,., Art,''a “sure nough’/ | iums’afe.offered b>r rho wire » 'g/horscs: | 'ail • • • • : . wIrieh• v:i:! rival the bh;<l‘ ; '/V• SL Dr. \V. D. Ackerman k Supr/D e '• lept of I dbitk n- will be given .e vir.■ y - r ■■ •• ’ • !’• • ri. • d . '/e// : y/. Besuydwjfz ■ >.: ; ; tr'.iriyufyTiuti'dn’aidn % g .this l\p# : . >-?vHy' never .eyf')? 'again. ' whj & 5 vy diie His .• '.A • * \ ^ ; ' • , . ... . .-J . I s'* t t <» . » I , 1^ i 4 t • * • / X / X *eat it yuu faip t<» attenivvAbsoiutely ;ymoer npadditional thar^ vrul r Gee wtyH.ec icH-al. but brVtljhg with fun and^i^asuiv. m;De K;r seeipgme airslup-ij^/ifi the ar\. . Xv.it’i jiim. Aderui>te.$foh <• to miihirti v* vdili ti)moul t,\ nil . ' \ it A ^ >. y X 1 Il’uVid^d. » ciymmumeatr r, ^been The Fifth Fair will be the greatest ever and you will Lose if you fail to Attend. Remember the Dates: V" REQUESTED TO MAKE APPLICATION TO W. B. GRUBER, PRES. OR It M. JEFFERIES, SECY., Stating Nature of Exhibit, Whereupon ENTRY TAGS Will Be Mailed IMMEDIATELY.