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* * ] »*•.?' ’• t i « NOVEMBER 26,1913. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO. S. C. The Price Maker’s “nil LEAVES HIM. WITH 30 BARRELS of First Patent Flour 10 Barrels of Sugar Still on Hand This Must Positively be Sold Before Saturday Night, and to do so I offer the Following Sensational, Cash Prices: First Patent Flour er Barrel $5.35 22 Pounds of Sugar For — $1.00 But Euch Customer can Bay at th3ia Prices only $1.00 worih of Sugar. Prices Quoted above are for CASH 9 'S' EDWARD PINCKNEY ‘The Poor. Man's Friend. ,, .i ” —''‘'LIARS ^ " A In Sold And Salver To Be Given Away The S, Finn Clothing Company, The Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Company and The S. Finn Jewelry Company Will continue giving to their patrons a numbered ticket with every 50-Cent purchased at their i Stores. These tickets will entitle the holders to a chance to win one the cash prizes that they will give away Absolutely FREE. • - \ Wecliiesclay, Deceiuber Twonty-Fourth, At F-2 OVlock^ Noon Forty Numbers will be drawn from a box, which willbeannounced by The Press and Standard and the parties holding corresponding numbers will be entitled to presents as follows: ■* ' S20.00 Stiff o.' ■** SECOND PRIZE OX f - r . FOUR PRIZES, $5.00.EACH ,.... S20.0v/ ‘ ' 1 SIX PRIZES. $2.50 EACH Sl?>«00 SEVEN PRIZES.~$2.00 EACH ..$14.00 ' TWENTY ONE PRIZES. $1.00 EACH $21.00” IN ALL FORTY PRIZES. TOTALING $100.00. EVERY TI( RET WILL HAVE FORTY CHANCES TO WIN. We are still continuing to give these tickets with every 50-Cent purchase. The more Tickets you get, the more chances you will have. Patronize these stores if you want best values. "J