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OCTOBER 28,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE FIVE 1 . 4 big parades during th? f.> : * the firstiday presenting /' - de of the-schcc: childfcn c; ih I o ^ - i I ID!; - * > i Mk > i C* J *.'5* ' .>i,: day. ih.., 0 ,. mense decorated vehicle parade. Two big parades tor the colored x i people on Friday and Saturday, U j . t‘L a' -r • ^ » ^ 5 *+ .' * • Mf4 uki A.. , ” ^ p.f; lo .c m o rj ti { f The Sixth Aimuai C .Mon Cwaly Fair Walterbcro, S. C. Kov. 3, to 7,1914 On The first Day, Tue:-ih)v Xov. « ^ * ' • 3rd, will be staged Colic :6r s first ' * f»*iuk meet for school i>o } and j girls, consisung of erv rra. j kinds of running ana r: ’ ing. i*n(fATj ! and many comical events, such is V o } ca t c hing the greasy pig for buys and the lamb for girls, and climb ing the greasy pole and the three legged and sack races, school drills, etc. A Bigger, Better, Richer, Pleasanter, Fair, With Something Being Every Minute Of / / c ‘ '• - ; • ' . * ; . The Day, A Time To Forget Your finarcial troubles And War Scares. <-&wm % E- T. H. HHAFFER ^ PiuBBlden# of FiUr .iMoriatioB DR. W. B. ACKERMAN " ^ Hone OOL. J. O. PADGETT Pint V ic«>president W.'J. TAYLOR Hnpt. of MrrchaBt« Drpt. D. C. L. Haperintradent i>f Fair X See Miss Mae Ecdeston in Hea Death Defying Leap Feet in the air into a tack \ ...n.Au . £(!{• ■■ fill Qi \(<uci iOui The finest program of speaking Smith, and Congressmen A. F. ever offered will take place at Lever and R. S. Whaley, all to the fair, the following being the d'siuss the present crisis in th? snnuUor* south, fourth and Iifth Days.' r* * j* *7 o j u c Negro Days, Dr. C. T. Walker of First day, Noy. 3rd, Hug(- Augusta Ga. a negro who haV Strickland, J. L. Swearingen, C. gpo^en in all of principal cities of W. Garris. Second Day, a Noted the North and the peer of Booker Washington among the colored people. Do not miss any of these » See the famouo Bartini in his • it marvelous and dangerous . / .. . , unicycle act on a spiral .. / ;. . r tower, ending in a i wst-J of * fire works. woman club worker, her name not to be announced in advance Third Day. U. S Senator E. D.j valuable and inspiring addresse.; \H of the Products of the Farm Displayed to Remarkable Beauty, Fine Horses, Blooded Hogs and Cows, Thoroughbred Chickens and the Products of the Home so arranged to Demonstrate the Value of Your County in the Differnt Lines of Activity. Bicycle Racing This year a daily feature of the Fair will be bicycle racing for li beral premiums. The track will be in good shape and some fine racing will take place. These events will be staged each day and premiumt'given each day. Be sure to enter for these. . All starts and finfshes before the grandstand where everybody can see. of the Best Carnival - j, - Companies in the South To day, The famous Blue Ribbon ✓ V Shows. Horse Racing The best program ever devised and the fairest will be offered, with marsh tackies matched aga inst marsh tackies and through- breds against throughbredx Most liberal premiums^with a burst of glory in the jSwepstakrs races on big Thursday. A systematized program with a -quare deal assured to aM entries Be sure to see the races and make entries.