The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, April 12, 1913, Image 6
That Burning Question
"HOW CAN I GET AND KEEP IN THE LEAD?"
TO-DAY the second publication of names in The Watchman and Southron, The Item and Merchants
contest is made. Over one-third of the ladies nominated have made an advance since the last publi?
cation of names and a number of candidates whose standing remains at the 5,000 mark today have
have had votes cast for them since the count was made for the list below. A great number of people are
saving the free votes out of each issue of the paper and are voting them for friends whose names are in the
contest. Through the support of their friends and the direct work of the candidates themselves, the voting
has been exceptionally heavy the past few days for this stage of the contest. The next publication of names
will be made on Tuesday.
The Contestants and How They Stand.
Until further notice no candidate will be allowed to cast for publication more subscription ballots for
any one count than will place her total 5,000 ahead of the leader of the last publication of names. This
rule does not apply to the vote coupons, as many of these in addition may be cast as can be secured. This
rule will be removed later in the contest.
Mstrtot n ?lenff On.
Thi* distrn t in? indes all territ?iry w ithin th?' incorporate limits
?>f the City of Kumter. At h ast tw? pi tees will go to this district
with opportunity ??f winning one ??r hoth of the ?ian?l prizes.
Mrs M. M. IIUKKitn*. -'I l.\l St.
Mum Lila K. Robinson. 11 S. Hat via
MlM Mary Itlnml. X. Washington St.
Mr*. A. L. rulvy house, 13 Corbet St.
Mrs. Ithhanl Wihler. Magnolia St..
Mia* Kathr;. n Stvihl-s, 11 Washington
Mrs. Julian 1?. Wihler. Magnolia St...
Mrs. C. C. Beck 20? W. Hampton Ave...
Miss lh I. a r.rotu'hton, W. Hampton..
Miss Fannie C. White. X. Main St.
Mr?. t: C. Lord, s. Snniter St.
MlM Boucher DeLornm, Purtlette St.. ..
Mum Minnie tllamling. llurhy Ave.
Mrs. W. I. Whiteht'.iil. S. gmtsm Ave.
Mrs. M. A. Strauss, s. Sabin u'enue... ?
MlM Uussie Hood. X. Main St.
Mrs. It. s Mom, X. Mam St.
Miss Georgia Hecthum, S. Sahtn Ave... .
Mia* Mabel Myers, W. Harth tte St.
Ml?* Harham Hah h. W, Hampton Ave....
Mr*. ??. V. Plawr. Ilm in St.
Ml?s l.lllig Josephine McColll in. Broad ..
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5,0:10
1,000
5,0*0
5.030
1,420
5,100
1,004
5,800
5,000
5,000
.1,210
5,000
. 1,040
5,000
.5.020
. i,oto
1,000
. 5,t00
5,000
5,000
1,000
. 1,020
Mat rtOl M umher Tw ??.
District Number 2. All territory north of the Columbia braneh
of the Coast Line lt. 11.. on tin- w ??t t4 Sumler an<l the Harling
ton brunch ?>f the Coast Lino It. It. ?>n the east of Sumtcr. At
least two prizes will go to this district with opportunity of win?
ning ono jT both of the grand prizes.
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W. U. Parrott. 5,000
Clinton L>lxon. 5,000
Xonle Scarborough. 5,000
Ha lev Murin.Mil
Mddrcd Ounter. 5,000
Hannali M- riU"in? r\. It. 1 ?*. 1 >.. 5,000
Mattte McOutcheon, lt. F. l>. .I?200
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Jiiatnta M< Used.5,482
Alma Itra.lh y. 5,000
Aline Hogers. 5,000
Maud Chandler. 1,000
T. l>. IfaswortS? It. I\ D.5,082
\1a \ :n Wilson. 5,000
J.mo.s It. \irkley. 5,000
Mury tlStHaO. 5,000
J. L. Ja< k*..n. .5,075
w. j. faosicat. 5.000
sT. < II \Hi t s.
M I ^ .!< rim.- Mei 'oy.5,200
Mi~s I,ill;,.n Wilson. 5,000
MJH SMHFOlM T ilions. 5,000
Mi?s Anna- lmrh;im.. . ..'..o^."?
Mli*s Lillian Muriner. 5,000
Moni Jus Silts Wilson. 5,000
M m Melle Brown
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Ml 1 S.ille w.nlH. 5.U00
Mts.s M im.? n Hammond. 5,00fi
Mlsi Bessie 11 \ 1 n.{?.300
Mrs. II I Kins'. 5,000
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Mms L?,ta M< Leod. It I". I?. 5,000
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Mfs Crawford Banderi. 5.000
Mssj tfaran Handera. 5,000
in >n vno.
M Walter M. I.? wir .
m 1 j lt. Corbett?. ??
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BORDEN.
Miss Alto Emanuel.? ..
Mrs. W, n. Freeman.w,.
Mrs. C, E, Demlyi.
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5,025
5,000
5,000
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Mrs. w. w. DesChamps.",lm??
DISTRICT no. THREE.
District Xo. 8, All territory south of the Columbia branch of
the ('oast Line lt. lt.. on the west of Sumter and the Darlington
branch of the Coast Line lt. lt., on the East of Sumter. At least
two prizes will no to this district with opportunity ?jf winning
one or both of the grand prizes.
pan villi:.
Miss Daisy Rhume
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,000
ISS BV8 Curtis. 5,000
Miss Xonle Qeddlngs. 5,000
Miss Pearl Pritehard.?. 5,000
Mrs. Pen Pack.?. .. ?>:.".
Mo IT BRIDGE.
Mrs. W. J. McNeil.5.(M.o
Pi m:\vood.
Miss Bessie Qeddlngs.5,026
Miss Eunice Osteen. 5,000
Mrs, Robbie Flidgill. 5,000
Miss Leo Broughton. 5,000
MAYKSVILLE. ..
Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon. 5,000
Mrs. C. Bj. King. 5,000
Mis.* Carrie Anderson. 5,000
Miss Louis.- King.5,0H0
Miss Alice Cooper. .. 5,000
Miss Minnie Chandler. 5.0110
Miss Netta Corbet!. 5,000
Mrs. J. H. Wilson.5,026
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Mrs. Mary Lanham. 5.000
Miss Marlon Grumble. 5,000
Miss Vernon Ross. 5,000
Miss Tiny ROgan. 5,000
SILVER
MIss Alma 1 ?'? Me
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Mrs. it. B. Furman. 5,0?G
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Miss Bailie Qlbbs, South. 5,000
MlM Carrie Bell McElveen. 5,000
Miss Annie Orillin. 5,000
Miss Marin McNeil. 5,000
Miss Lula Hawkins. 5,000
Miss Docia Keels. 5,000
Miss Flora Pell McLeod. 5,000
Miss Sudie McElveen.5,000
DVRWOOD.
Miss Coro Truluck.r.,02".
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Mrs. :.. I). Hinds. 5,00a
Miss U Pell Moore. It \\ U.5,000
Mrs. Mollle Moore, lt. F. 11.5,000
Miss Llille Dickerson, it. F. D.5,00a
'ELLIOTT.
Miss Mottle Carter.?.5,1125
Miss Maud.- Skinner. 5,000
Mrs. J, ? >. Sullivan. 5,000
Mrs. J, ?i. R?dgen. 5,000
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Miss I.e>sie Jone
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Miss Pauline* Joni
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Here is the Answer
Get one subscription and send
it to the Contest Department with
this ballot. It will give you 10,000
votes extra, over and above the
regular votes issued on the sub?
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THEN
Wlicn llili ballot is seeured start our among your friends
ami collect their KUhsciiptlon t?? Tin* Watelunan and South?
ron or The Bally hem. tilve ail your frlenils the Identica
lion Curds (if you have none ?>f these cards they will i>o
supplied >ou in any number for distribution among- your
frieiuls) und Instruct them t?? show thes.?' cards when mak?
ing cash purchases. While you are working on tlic subscrip?
tion ?'inl ?d' the \oif getting your friends will b?? ^?'tting
lliotisaiuls <>f votes for you by doing t a ir trading with the
merchants who are Issuing \ot?'s. cid your younger friends
t<? keep the free \<>ie coupons collected for ><?u.
\ ?>u will now ha\?' three regular sources ?d \<>t?' getting*
l*Mrst, ami mosl inip?>i*tant. the votes on th?* subscriptions
you ct?llt*ct. Second and next Imtiortaiit, the votes you n?'i
troni your friends who arc doing their trading with the mer
chunts who arc i^^uin? votes Oil cash purchase?. Third, the
collection of the Ire?* votes that appear in each issue of
The Bail) Item and The Wutclunun and Southron,
LITTLE \ < ? I IS Vt>r (. \ I Ill it.
LIKE LITTLE (iltAINS n|
\DI> Tt> THOSi: YOt \n\\ IIWi:.
^ N I? III IP It) BEAT THE BAND.
NOMINATIONS
Are now in order. This is absolutely tho best time of the contest to enter. Just one subscription and you will be
on even footing. A few more and you lead the field, Maintain that lead and you ride in your own car. Clip out
and sond id the nomination blank to-day.
Address all Subscription Inquiries,
Communic ations, Etc. to The
Contest Editor, The Daily Item.