The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 07, 1917, Image 15
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FOR A CAR OR PIANO
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD in order to stimulate Subscription Business will give away a FORD TOURING
CAR and a STARCK PIANO to the Ladips who turn ’ in the greatest number of VOTES between Saturday*
September 22, and Saturday December IS, 1917. Other Valuable Prizes will be offered during the Contest
; This Contest will be rim by the regular office force*—no paid C<mtest Manager wilt come in to ruh it. ylt
will be absolutely fair, open and above board. /We guarantee everyone a Square Deal. You do not have t<
a Subscribed to participate.. . Get in at the start and stay to the finish? Nominate yourself or get some friend tb
Nominate You.. ' ■
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. latest iMoilel Ford Touring Car is fur*
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at'their Garage. It is a/Car w hich. has 'pnH en
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most popuiar.. in (XHeton CVuinty—t lu re sire
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more of thtm tnan of every other car in the
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It has been improved and is now a iveiit and dpf-
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able car. Rizer & Ayer ainr itclively engaged in
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selling, them and cannot get et>6ukb M>. supply
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the demand. .
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This car^u’Hl he. giyen the lady in thU.coynty
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whepfurns in the ;.' rerttest number of votes «lur-
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WILES OF CONIESI-REID WIIHCME
1- This Contest BeginH Saturday, SEPT 22., mi, and will
‘•lose SATURDAY, DECEMUER. It, IMlTv «C« oVIoek p. ro. «
, ty This dopteftt will Lh- run by the repulat /orce'Tof Tfw?
Press and Standard, and ^Jlhe stancKiig of the tontestants will
• he .published from time to time. ‘ Xo' Xv-
I. Any lady, married or single, * is eligildo to enter tlvis
contest. , ■' X .' . ^ *. ' x , X
4. The right is retained to ajter the rules as n«rasion may
require and to aettle alt questions that may artho, not nientlon-
“cd in these rules. ' X*' '''
5. No one in any way” connected with The Frees and Stand
ard, or related in the second’ degree to airy hieniher of th«
v force, can enter the contest. / - •- ' yy ‘ * . »
On the closihg day of the contest a committee of well
kno'Wn business men* opt interested InXhe contest will be ap--
pointed, to count the votes and award the prizes. After toe
contest atvbooks and records of the contest will be thrown open
to tj*‘contestants thaf they may soe how dhey won 1>r lost.o,
In case hf a tie votq, at the end of the •Contest, the cash
value.of the prlrXwilt be equally divided., or more time given
to^ work off the tjeX No two candidates wil^ he permitted to
double up. If^any contestant drops ont hep^UreH lost./
Votes aTe not 'tmrurfofahie. MB
XE10RE PIMO, S1KLE10". SECOND PRIZE
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e subscriptions are payable itt caah^NM^rfnay b* taken
at upytime.v Thy Press and Standard will nqr^e u> any
suhEo-riber till a receipt is phen h> the s'jhWiip-
flon ytf^Bed in. ^uhscrlptlotis; pipy ^x 1 aefttwd.<aid wT>s5‘‘*... i h the
l‘u*t(<t Stales.
‘ Subscript/ns shoirltl Is* nrt:u«i»l In as fs^st * >e« dVedXT \
spewial \ote coupon will h< xivea fc/ich can !«’ vn<.,-.iXt .un
time duriny the cont«*st. except that, no contestant sml al
lowed to vote in arty one week owr ten tftbu.sand/V'des rhea’!
'sof the leader, the week beforeX All ballots oVet/dhtl afeo’c.;. m.ps*
v he^ hel(^j[n reserve. Startipr with the last vwk of the • ontc-st”
’ th's rule w ill h^XwIthdra^wn and ll».e res.^c* vote can f*e voted^X
at will in a box prepated for this inirpocte l^lMl sea! 4; tthi^
box will not be opened dill tfie contXt closes. ■'
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The lady who turn* |n the second largest fuimU r <»f \c>t/c
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^during the, contest will- be given a Kemnon* Piano. “10” >
whii*h S/Fecommended ami sold by Brown FurnittnXvompany.
welldrihtwn and reliable furniture dealers in Wxfterboro. This
no is on display in their store and mayXte seen by any-con*
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test-ant and tried.
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For each yearly 8’.ibsX'P , >°*i (new\c|r qlcM dM-S't.. l.heo^yjBtes
For each two-year■ idthseription t newScj- *>fd) $3dta. Sxa‘»*XYot*-'
Fo^each three-year subscription jfiiew oXcddl ♦4:»U, 4a»fo» Vot s
For each flveXear'subsc ription a new or onhl f 7.?»«X‘?* ,1l *' ft '
This-Schedule will remain unclvce.gedXjuXng die en.tin-
ccSnic stXbjut (tonus vote periods ma> anixnmcc d fibm t.me
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' This piano is dependable. sinypaXin' design, and ; sweet hi
tone, of late Colonial design, antFwill grace any home.. LFrairies
'with ijL a gtiiirant.ee agaimXall defects in materiajXnd work
manship fotr a period of tLen-years, signed by resident of
the well known VyA. Starck Plano CompanXyf .'hicage. This
piano is cheanxit $300.00, the retail pn)
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NOTES OF TRAVKI.
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*B> Rev. lb. 4. W. W'olllnu.
^\VrlttC-n yhile enjoying a 'imqffh's
vacation, i
I am\on tiiy vacation in »he
ight spy wonilevful
-/city of tfSishlnVton
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lint this city is fuljXof grand Weil, among othef things /X-n
buiitjpngs:' The capKol. right in here Just now are soldiers amfinote.
'Hof Fenn/ylvairfa avenue, . the- tioldiers. and every day the .Ityitjs
pVtreigjt ofTit **' anX many other Am* machines sailing around like black
goterniwnt liurblings: the magnif- birds in rice time. ^Everybody is
icent .residejKes of the rich; the on the move, the ftotels and street.;
fine hom^X of the amliasKadnrr of are full to overflow and so 1 think
nnrrrr rprmTr-r^'- .TTrrrTrn^n' IdTTdtf aK»T, TTinrn"Trd~ TioTTE* : ~T6" KTT<V >.- r Ttr
iqih-tX&f .such imposing buildings , get some rejX ’Rut still thrs is :v
fevXcities ciiti show; And diH • is <grand cit^Xflne cafes and restaur
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CONSTIPATION
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All Soar Stoauch Caused Tkit
lady IhckSaffermf. Black-
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l‘Xnd ‘I feel like ijrfade mote beautiful b\ inanv stiady ants unci-, good coffet*. and eating
Xto one. 'x /i ntifl arflstic parks, many* of the;u cheap and nice cnougff for asybod-
Is it not tlhiritaital o^/tny* coam-*aglpw with many colored lf<wei\ My breakfast sqtiietinLes:. Sib-:
try?’ And therrSIfyavi* \isite«xVe!< ; ( am] ihi'.‘ plants. . / pdiiatoes, broiled..steak, fried pou
“o much. ajeelfigXXp/ the XsiglW*/j\' 1*M* something bothets me In thl/X>»es, rolls and butter and coffee. \tl
’preaching at .MotttKVV^SboO ,Flk/-X^vhIrKof hti
mug pap*
-tO(l a aU that, so I aiX
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ijX.are worth know!
(ates caidto! sci
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t-uiwiK pouieis me in iir.y lops, runs ai.
itmmnity.. | jean buy pfo . for\3« cbfitE and alF well serv*sl. f *
>aper foi tw.j eentiXabtl*’ > u <4 I at
jfiv a-aplXth«N<*\edin g 'pa pe* for a p. -nif..JtlsF
he.Unite'! otie Xju.' but The StateX«nd ’flu
am not-faring so had
Mchdontville, —Mrs.' Pearl Pat
rick, of this/place, writes: -I was
very constipated. T*hr.ds»oar stomach
lu jAht stw * -News iH*i Fourier tehXceirtf* ‘*f
Poking the amjihitheatie^'Xjf tin* course; ‘I Xave to yrt^Xhem,. affd tX <rt> # readersX.f *ht* pip.
Potomac, is otie X the larg
stateliest 'tHtthlpigs ih ^hw worm, n .\noth* r ^ttiing.
is 71* fwt .1*' length mi 3^0 fv*’^ many fine eh>thi-s.. ;i>veryhody ’.vX
$100 Reward, $110. ] f
v 1 - • • ••X" ' -y n»e rendcrXef *bU pip, r y$:ftt bo l
ge^t and it goes. X. '“y - ' • - plf :i»rd- to learasjhafc there f* at least
worri. It Another ithmiX I never -tlv • «o ' -**?****■ “*!
•{*., r,.,., ... * i. s *. .' . -t',n able to <ure In sdt its. stages and
, '. Xif' , !‘* n> ." u ' VjfX *' '' ho,, -V /•• \t;i«t .is catarrh, .fi/arrl* b''ln* greatly
n K three and a h rlf dress,tl uuXine. My ffT-Hd Bull >y coqethutsop.il cotuSUopf...
acres. Ttte Statue of Fr*«-<|oiu -»a dmcti iiv dXm-uferr'-Cr d-t ♦ >r;introhqrLT r-phirey rn-nstttqttc^Tr} r—a*-ment
‘he dome towers 3«7 feet above th.'- con n't v/ took' in,'' to t *-k -tor dre-s- -Xitarth M‘«gpmc -r t. - -.*’i »n*ernaTlv urd
ftcwaje . «iejinrXtt...;»*>?;»
President \\ .tskPlpg^oh. -n n.e’ver was -Washington. I shaye t! ,* f ;t n *.f the d:*- re. afvlng tkr
the central liulldlntZ beiir/Xnff pow'dei- .md- .put some ' twe.-i r 'XfT rireneihct. t'uW.n'; oj. tu*-. ,*>
JnUhed in j::*:. .-„d fl.e ,-vr. s -, *•. pet on ruv bes‘ ( ’
••re t\: ft nemp+ed by, ‘’qtt^.yr *n • eththr's -tnd > :• «i '♦k< i ‘Vountrv// f utts in i •> - rata./
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X bttle park In front
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auditorium
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1 have just accepted the agcn/v r ftri’the LfOUT
Automobile, anti shall be pl<a>tTi to show’4 - c;ir
V* interested. This i one cf tlie nc‘.. X
,* Lor this sectipn, and is among the pojxjJ g Xrhrs
•if the year. It is guaranteed to be hi .1 g.'aXx-'onyX
wiib any other car. equipped with ail thiXftX • \hn
pn've’ments. Westmghouse Starting yUi LiXding
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Touring Car f.o.b . Walterboro *
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