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OCTOBER 14,1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTPRBOR 0, S. C.
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ENTHUSIASM INCREASES IT
QUEEN OF FAIR CONTEST
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Much Speculation as to Who She is to be; Season
. Tickets Now on Sale by the Contestants and
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Civic League; Big Bonus of Extra Votes With
Each Saie. •
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As many or the ladles. i;i the Queen pt -h. Fair Contest
seen to this Uat** Lave be-r oroide.t .:th -eason t k- t - :o th/ Fair which
they offer tor sale. JK !»'t*us c: cro thousand votes• v.in be gjvcu v ith the
Bale of each season ticket irora new until the opening' oi the Fair-. B>
no other method could contv.-tants in this, race **>< ure so many v on
to small an amount r>: money invoT’. The tickets «e!l for vdiich
means u-saving ef fifty e-nts for those who purchu?e them. They ere
good for four days of the ’ air t ont»? ;, H.’it''Wko linve not yet bi'C!' jto-
vided with :’ea^on uckct.s for sale and v lio ish to-take advantage of th -.
big extra offer made with the sale of each ticket will kindly communicate
with fhe Contest Manager, care Press and Standard, and book.- will he
forwarded them at once.
Vote/foidj be obtained wiMi cash purchases at th# ( following places in
the county:
Walterboro r\fu? Company.
J. P s Herndon ^ Son.
The Keger Hardware Company.
Beach Brothers.
John M. Klein.
Terry & Shaffer. . ».
A. Wlchman a.- Son.
Brown Furniture Company.
Enterprise Furniture Company.
J. M. Ackerman v Bros.
W. H. Guess A-’ Brothers.
Taylor’s Dry Good:- Store.
Mrs. \V. V Black Millinery c
8. Finn jewelry Company.
Press.ani' Standard
• The'H. W. Cohen Stor- f , ''
Colleton Merc. Co. The I^Vi k St-ore
Crosby Brothers’ Ico Cream Par
lor.
J. Frank The Charlestcri Surpri-w.
Barga'n House.
H. Zailn.
M. Kohn. Opposite Terry & Sha’-
fer.
Islandton. S' V.
A. Q. l^yons.
Mo/elle. S., C.
J. S. Sanders.
Ashton, S. C\
F. N. Jonesj
Lodge S. C.
W. M. Fox.
Smoaks, S. C. .
Smoaks Mercantile Co.
Vara Brothers.
Hitter, S. C.
Colleton Mercantile & Mfg. Co.
Hen«ler>onville. S. C.
M. H. Carter, two stores.
Cottiageville, S. C.
A. V. Willis.
HufH.i. S, C-
Kuffin Mercantile Co.
Thayers.
Walterboro Lumb. r t’o.’s Store.
Ballot boxes for the purpose of
depositing ballots hn^fe beea placed
in Walterboro at the following places
of business:
Walterboro Drag f*o.
.’ohn M. Klein’s. Drug Store.
Pce-s and .Stanoard office.
‘Toshy’s Soda Fountain.
Other ballot boxes have been plac
ed at the following points in tho
county:
Cottagevllle Drug and Grocery
Store. CottageTille, S. C.
Buffin' Mercantile Co., Ruffin. S. C.
A. Q. Lyons. Islandton. 8. C. • '
J. S. Sanders. Mozelle. 8* C.
F. M. Jonew, Ashton, S. C.
Bank of Lodge, Lodge, 8. C.
Drug Store. Smoaks, 8.' C. .
..Colleton Mercantile 4c Mfg. Co.,
Educational Day At Hie
The following is a tentative program of the main events of Educattbnul
Day. the first day, of the'Colleton Cotinty Fair:
1. PARADE BY THlo SCHOOL CHILDREN AND TEACHERS OF
THE COCXTY. .All of the children coming to Walterboro by any other
methodfTKanT>n the morning train from the upper part of the county, will
form at the school house. Those comie.g on the train from above, will
join the parade at th«> <orner of the street leading to the Fair grounds,
ju^t one bio* k from the* depot.
2. SPE.VKI>f'i BY THE Ur>T EDCCATIONAL SPEAKERS I»OSSI-
Rl,R TO SEITIM-!. This will b- pre«id**4 over by Cftunty Superintendent
Hugo S. Spfiickland, who is >ui>. rintendent of the cver.tr of Educational
Day- / . . . • , o
:t. " TRACK EVENTS I'tJK 1U*YS \M> f.iULS. The following is th
program of the track H-.tnr.;;
PROGRAM track fa ents. ..
1. luj-yard dash, individual boy maKlng 1 >«» yards in shortest ti:u«*.
2. One-fourth mile race, individual boy making one-fourth;mile la
shortest time.
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• 3. Relay raie.-mile, requiring team of 4 boys from each school compet
ing. One boy from each s hocl will start the race, run one-fourth mile
and be reliered by another boy from- the same school, and so on until a
mile is ruir. At the end of the last one-foujyh mile, the h chool with bo>*
leading will be declared the winner. In this race all boys, competing must
wear some kind of sign with nano of the school he represents wriAen or
printed therieon.. „ , , v
y. 4. Running broad jump. Individual boy from a running start jump
ing farthest distance will be winner Contestants making jump must fall
forward for the nearest point of lontact of the body, feet or hands to
the starting point will be mark ma*fe by jumper
5. Standing broad jump. Same rules as No. 4 except jumpers must
jump from a stationary position. ■ i
6. Running high jump. Bey from a running start jumping over \
barrier highest in the air
7. Standing high jump. Same as No. 6. but jump must be made from
a stationary position... ‘
“—•8. c atching greasy pig, for Lo;.s. under Id years of a*e. A pig will
be greased and turned loose- on track. Boy catching same will own p;g.
9. Greasy pole. Boy climbing an upright greased pole *he highest
will be winner.
. 10. Lamb race, for girls under 12 years of-age. -A lamb will be re
based on track and girl catching same will own U- . , t
11. School drill, for mrl? over 12 years of ag^. A teaniof girls from
different schools will compete in drill before grandstand. Only otoe team
from each school allowed.
12. School drill for girls under 12 years of age. Same as No. 11.
Each school can enter two boys in all running and jumping evenly
except the relay race, where, only one* team from each school will be en
tered' In all Jumping events every contestant will be allowed two trials.
Nos. 8, 9 and,10 are unlimited as to number of contestants.
4. BICYCLE RACIAL.
3. RAND CONCERTS AND FREE ACTS. And many other features.
All teachers in ihe county are urged to keep this progum in mind and
to assist in making this day a great success. Send in entries from your
schools for the. different track events to tse Secretary of the Fair, R. M.
Jeffries, at onceA All school children viH be gemitted for l»c. ,
Be Sure To Attend First Day
Ritter, 8. C.
M H. Carter, Hendersonville. 8.
C. Vwo stores.
Walterboro Lumber Co.. Thayers.
A complete list of candidates nom
inated to date i s as follows:
Walterboro, 8. C.
Miss Attalee Moore.
Miss Luclle Jaycocks. •
Miss Eunice. Glover.
Miss Bessie Kobn. ^ ‘ .
Miss Algie Wlchman.
Miss Annie McCants.
Miss Florence Anderson.
Mi 3 -Rhar.'.e Grace.
.Miss Ruth Padgett.
Miss Ulmer Fishbunie.
Miss Nellie M< Tee,.
Miss Essie Hyrue.
Miss Lillian Farmer.
Miss Haitie von L* he.
Mr .. Rc: err Pad^tt. /
Miss Emmie Strobe;.
‘kiss Ciytie Sanders
Mis. - MolHe Beach. -
Yv*. Mayzie Frances. x
Miss Ervie B’sher.
'Miss Marie Saunders.
Mis.- Idr.-v . r.ne Pad-gett.
Mrs. A B. Chandler.
r-u e lliers.
iliss Eula Price.
Miss Marie Fox.
.Miss Edith Koger.
Round, M. C.
Miss Dell Hioft.
Miss Ruth Rfsber.
M*ss Jessie Rlsher.i
Miss Ccrr- - Tfl’e Hill.
Miss Havelyn Utsey.
Miss Jennie Lou Easterling.
Islnndton, 8. C.
>Ji8s Nellje Means.
Miss Lula Murdaugh. •>
Miss Ollie Murdaugh.
Mips Fannie Polk/
Miss Mary Polk. * - ■
Misrf Estelle Si neat h.
Miss. Janie Sineath. *
Miss. May Crosby.
Miss Bessie McMillan.
Miss N'isha God ley.
' Ashton, S. C.
Miss Eula Jones.
Miss Adrene lliers.
Hendersonville, S. (V
Miss Emmi** Marvin.
Miss Mclva Willis. -
Miss Doris Speights.
Miss Rena Mawvin.
Mis s Ma'ggie Mae Boynton.
v Cottagevllle, S. C. ‘ "
Miss Ruth Pierce.
Miss Vinetta Ackerman,
Miss India Pierce.
White HaU. S. C.
Mrs. Harrison Cannon.
Mrs. J. C. Cannon. /
Miss Blanche Ackerman.
Mias Winnie Ackerman.
Miss Bernie Ackerman.
Mias Vinetta Ackerman.
MtM Alef Da Rant.
Mina Esther Brownlee.
Mias Ennlee Ackerman,
Lodge, 8. C.
Mias Eagania Fox.
Mias Vara Jordan.
Mias Essie Cons.’ - •
Ritter, 8. C.
Mlaa Paallae Sander*.
Mias Joel* Drawdy,
■■oehs, 8. C.
Mias Nlvta Coasts.
Mlaa Alaxina Sanla.
Mlaa Carria Counts.
Miss Ida Lyons.
Mlaa Lena Padgett.
Mlaa Fannie Padgett.
Miss Justine Hiers.
Mias Mamie Hief*.
Miss Gertrude Berry.
Miss Lula Hucks.
Miss Gertie Hucks.
Miss Mazie Steadly.
Miss Marian May,
Miss Gallic Padgett.
Miss Lida Lyons.
Smoak*. H. F. D. No.
Miss Lulie Connor.
Miss Lilli« Mc-Alhany.
Smoaks,
Miss Maud’ Padgett.
Stokes', S. C.
Mips Ruth Beach.
Riiflin, S. C.
Miss Jewel Carter,
Miss Donnie Crosby.
Mozelle, s. <>.
Miss Pearl Sanders. -
The Price Maker Offers This
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Just receied a large ai d up-to-date line of shoes fo** Men
Women and Children to be sold at a saving of -froi. s*
to $1.50 per pain
The Western New Club Shell ONLY 40c PER BOX.
The strongest shooting shell in the-world . v
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Also, I wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed
Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full,
lected stock and my prices are the lowest
THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.”
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It. F^. D. No. 2.
How To Qivo Quinine To Children.
F^BRILIXRUthetrade-mark namegiTtn to aa
improvedQuiniue. It ia a TasleleaaSyrap, plea*-
tvnt to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know it ia Quinine.
Aiso especially adapted to adults who cannot
te.ke ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate ncr
cnu*e tiervou*ne.«3 nor ringing in the head. Trf
it the next time you need Quinine tor any pur-
po-.e. A-k for 2 ounce original packape. The
n-u-e u blown ia botUe. 2S cent'.
Walterboro* S. C.,... 191
The First National Bank
PEARCE & BATTEY, the solid
reliable and widwauak** rotton fac
tors, of SuTannali, off**r you **x-
cellent service ihai has **ara^
them their superior reputatlou a
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Notice.
Notice Is hereby given tl
and after this date, any and
tries made upon my lauds on ^
O, in Glover towns.hip, knowtt
••Flshburne Plantation'’ for t
pose of hunting, fishing, trag,
any other purposes whal
Whether said lands be enc|§ *
uninclt»*ed, will be ieorisi<VMii
tresintss and is .her«*by I'rbhi jtefL
\V. J- FlSllBURNE-
Walterboro. 8. G . Oct. 6, 1114.
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Photo’s! Photo’s
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The Peoples Sanitary Tonsorial, Parlor is a strictly Red Cross place,
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hard at wfcrk fight|ng the germs, and from this day on as long as the pres
ent manager is in charge, he Is offering a reward of 825 to any person
iroxing anything unsanitary In this parlor. He has secured in connec
tion with hf» many other sanitary Improvement^, a hot water sterilizer
which keeps the hot steam antiseptic penetrating through theJowels and
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kills all germs that may be collected in this place. My reason, for these
improvements is to protect my customers from carrying home such dis
eases as barber’sdtch. I am sorry for Mr. Hiott, who lights the lamps for
the city and whose face, is in £bch a fix, caused front some unsanitary tool
used ip some barber shop. He tells me to use bis name and says further
that he ha H spent 125 and more trying to get his face cured.
We have nothing in the Peoples Sanitary Barber Shop but what is
nice, clean and sanitary and the most polite attention to «ur customers.
Glye us a trial and satisfy your own mind. Respectfully,
A. J. JONES, Prop.
NEAR THE HOTEL ALBERT.
prepared to make you Some go<
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this chance, a good $65.00 Range,
going cheap.
J.R.
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Photographer