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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
DECEMBER 16,1914.
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SUGGESTION.
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We expect to sell more Furniture for Gifts this year
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think. .We must give something useful in the home. The days of useless cut glass
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and fancy spoons are gone. There is some piece of Furniture needed in every home.
We will supply that want in the form of a gift. Our stock is large--too large and*we
are offering you an opportunity to furnish your home at un-heard-of prices.
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COTTON, CORN AND PEAS
Our terms are Cash but to those who cannot pay cash we will
take Cotton, Corn and Peas in trade at the following prices:
GOOD COTTON, PER POUND 08
. GOOD CORN, PER BUSHEL 90
GOOD PEAS PER BUSHEL $1.50
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CHRISTMAS EVE NIGHT
During the next six days, thousands of votes will be
given out. Won’t you help your little friend to win
this very handsome, valuable prize?
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only six more days and then a committee of three disin
terested gentlemen will open the ballot box, count the
votes and some boy or girl will get Prince, buggy , and
harness.
THE MOST VALUABLE PRIIZE EVER GIVE AWAY
IN COLLETON COUNTNY.
\ NAMES OF CANDIDATES
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Pascal Felder,
Reba Hiers,
Jimmy Adams.
Lucas Connelly.
Ferrell Herndon,
Ina May Griffeth,
Avelyu Willis,
Elua Sloman.
Thomas Howell,
Hcibert Stokes,
Andrew Keegan,
John W. Black ’
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Ruth Lucas.
Harry Guilford,
Anna Matthews,
Durrell Beach,
Edward Burnett,
Norton Jacobs,
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NOTICE.
On November 15th., we discontinued counting th »
vote 8 cast. At that time'about twelve fo the candidates
were about even in the race. JVe do not know how they
stand now and will not know until the votes are counted
December 25th.
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