Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. V. ‘ I T..' . 'V - * • > ' / , f Wednesday, November 8, 1916. * THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE FIVE \ November 14, 15, 16 and 17, 1916. BIGGEST IN ITS Tuesday, November 14th. Educational Day. Contests in school room w\rk and athletics by the ^hools of Orangeburg (' »unt> and !.y\m Township of Calhoun County. Dig parade of floats and automobiles representing the different schools. Automo- bile races in the afternoon.^ I lest free sIuavs and attrar lions. The Opera Robin Hood at Academy of Music. Wednesday, November 15th. j' . Mammotii floral parade headed by tlic ()Ueen.of the . • Fair and her attendants. Coron. tMn of Qraen < a the r • / *' (hoar.;<. Football Game, Orang-burg High Schorl \St. Matthews High Schmd. Horse Uaet s in the afternoon \ • ‘ v Pa.iivss hire Woiks at night on race track. Midway Sixteen Paid Attractions—Five Rides', Five Dig Fro.* Acts, Numbers of Concessions, Four Bands. Clemson College Band, 26 pieces,* will furnish concerts from the. band stand. \ * . - . \ y* \' * » \ • Every’ department will be filled with exhibits. All space sold in main building. Machinery exhibits on the ■ grounds. \"\ : ’ .-'A. Exhibits Friday NEGRO, DAY Big Trades Display\nd Farmer^ Parade. Big Foot ball Game, State College Vs. kjaync'. College, Horse Races for Negro Drivers. of Augusta. \ Thursday, November 16th. A j i oce*>ioii led by Three Bands, Drum Corps, the Citadel Cadets, Clemson Cadets, the Governor, his Staff, State Officers, will march to Fair Grounds. Clemson- . Citadel Game f«>r the Championship of South Carolina. Citadel Cadets will gke their Famous Snake Dance Drill on the font ball field between races. Horse Races. Ban quet by Bar Association for distinguished guests. Big dance for Cadets at Sifeley and Firth Hall. Pain’s Fire Works at night on race track. * Special Trains Special trains on the Pregnalls Branch—Special to Charleston and Columbia on Thursday leaving Orange burg at 10:30 P. M. * “ A Buildings and Grounds Buildings fepainted—New entrance at upper end of grounds—Cement floors in hog pens—Two new restau rants—Cow burn rebuilt—New race stables. A \ \ Hi - «5 Low Rates on All Railroads to the ■ * ° » a' *"■ * ' • South Carolina / / \ \ ^ ^- r .iSnrr AkJ&jfimrXfiU;*; u -..JLxr evWKFT 1 -: i i \ I / t / / ... PAIN’S GRAND / \ A v i • ■ - ,>• A Will be shown in the Ball Park ^ ' -, A AT THE \ s' \ /' < V, A <4 , and Thursday Night Nov. 1st ai COMMENCING AT 8 O’CLOCK They Will Show Fire Portraits of President Woodrow and Charlie Chaplin in addition to their regular program which include* all the latest 1916 WAR ROCKETS Admission Including Grand Stand, 50 c. Children, 25 Cents < r».\ Mt’IXCi north CAKOUNA Afck.s Payment ©t Two Millions of Old Railroad Bondi*. Washington. Nov. 6.—Attorneys f°r Cuba today asked the supreme court for permission to file the ori- linal petition against the state of North Carolina to secure payment of bonds valued at 12,186.000. which 1 the state issued tp aid railroad <on- 1 stnotion nearly fifty j*‘ a,s a 8° 1 It was said to be the f.r't suit lever begun in the supreme-court by i a foreign nation against one o th. United States. It "as slleg.d I North Carolina refused to pay the bonds. DON'T NKt.LKtT YOUR COLD Neglected colds get worse, instead of better. A stuffed-head, a tight chest most be relieved at once. I>r Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey ' is NatureV remedy. Honey and glycerine heal the irritated membrane, antiseptic tar loosens the phlegm, you breath" easier and your cold is broken up. Pleasant to take, Dr. Bell’s Pine- Tat-Honey is an ideal remedy for children as well as grown-ups. At your druggist, 25c. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day* Your drcus'.t will refund money if PA70 OINTMKNT fall, to cure .r.ycn.c of Itchinn. Blind. Pleading orpTO<Tnd jok I41e« in fio Mdayt The fciit application givra Kate and Heat. 50c We Invite You to The \ o I , m our S/ Goods All the Latest Dress Fabrics. (’hie and Jdodish ('t)llar and Cuff Sets Ready Made Waists Hundreds of Attractive numbers in Val, Torchon and Shadow I^tce. ■ An Extremely Strong and Beautiful Line ntf Round Thread I^tce. , . s. Special Prices This Week on Ladies’ High Top White Boots. (All The Rage Now) White Shoe Strings for these Extra High Top Boots. ' V ' . • v .'i Yoy owe it to yourself to wear Attractive Hose. Ask to see our 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 Ladies’ Hose. OCR LADIES, REST ROOM AM) PARLOR OPEN ALL « ' t)AY FOR YOCR CONVENIENCE. WELCOME. Terry & Shaffer DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT -I \y A i » v : V '• »