The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 14, 1913, Image 3
Vote Getting is a
HOST POPULAR EPIDEMIC
Let the Germ Bite You?It will Help You to
Win a Prize?Opportunity exists in the re?
maining days for all who are up and doing.
Ah things an? todu* in the Pally Itcin ?ml Watchman and Southron
C?atPH?, the*c i - hav?? the prizes and >ou hn\o tho votcu.
An things will Im? after the eon tos do****, you will have the prize** ami
ttie l>alfy Item ami Watchman and Southron will have rocelrod from you
the \otes wnKii entitled you to win. Because you fortunately scoured a
turne number to place yourself In the first or second, third, forth or fifth
place In the contest.
Have you caught the fever of subscription getting which is so noticeable
Ju*t now? spring- fever is shamed to nothingness as a epidemic compared
to the energetic germ which Is doing Its work of inoculating contestants
and their friends with the fever of progress in the race. Eight ludics will
be in.uli- happy largely by the effort* which are put forth during this?
the third bonus period of the race. All have done well to the present time
and should do hotter each day that remains. The subscriptions that are
sent In during the next two week* count on tie last sir. clubs. TliK is the
last of the Bonn* certificate on $1.1 clubs. It means that this Is tin* last
cull and that after this |>erlod is |wist every chance for you to go beyond
has been shut off. The big race will cud the hist day of this mouth at nine
o'obx k lu the evening. The present offer? lOO.O(M) extra votes on every
cluh of $15 wolih of subscriptions to either the Dully Item or The Watch?
man and Southron?enable* you to secure a largo number of necessary
votes. Suiull subscriptions help, but the larger ones help more. Make the
fact stand out prominently In your mind:
I ii Me votes you gather,
lik. little grains of sand.
Add to those you now lmvo.
And help to heat the band.
Yestcrdn) Is gone and tomorrow gejfgg comes. Toduy |g tho time to got
busy.
THE
PRIZES
THIS CAPITAL PRIZE.
A Iff9 Model Ford Touring Car.
Fully equipped and complete In every
detail. Purchased of and on display
at I>. C. Shaw Motor Co., garage.
THE GRAND PRISES.
A $150 WINTER AND CO., PIANOS
A hotter piano was never given as
ii content prize in this State. Call at
rringle Piano Co., show looms on
Liberty Street whore it was purchased
and see it.
FTRT DISTRICT PRIZES.
Throe perfect cut, genuine ladles'
solitario diamond rings. Tiffany
mounting.-. On display at Item Ollicc.
SECOND DISTRICT PRIZES.
Three ladies' gold watches. Elgin
movements, go Year Crown cases. On
display at Item Often*
100,000 EXTRA VOTES ON EVERY
CLUB OF $15 S
Worth
SUBSCRIPTIONS
THE third Bonus Period opened last Monday and will close a
week from Saturday. During this period 100,000 extra
votes will be given on every club of $15 worth of subscriptions to
either The Daily Item or The Watchman and Southron. This
will be the last period on which Bonus Votes will be issued on
$ 15 clubs. Realizing that this period will determine whether you
ride in your own'car or continue to stand on the curb and watch
the cars go by; the management has given you two weeks at this
grand offer. During the last week of the contest the votes will
be harder to secure and now should be the harvest time.
The Last Offer on $15 Clubs
After the close of this, the Third Period, no more Bonus
Ballots will be issued on Clubs of $15. This is the last call
for lixtra Votes on clubs of $15, so every effort should be put
forth to earn as many of the Extra Ballots as possible.
This Offer Closes Saturday, May 24
The Contestants and How
They Stand
District Number One.
This district includes all territory within the incorporate limits
of the City of Sumtcr. At least two prizes will go to this district
with opportunity of winning one or both of the grand prizes.
Mrs. Richard Wilder, Magnolia St. 83,500
Miss Georgia Beetham, S. Salem Ave. 55,060
Miss Kathryn Stubbs, 11 Washington. 79,300
Mrs. Julian D. Wilder, Magnolia St. 60,095
Miss Mabel Myers, W. Bartlette St... 45,025
Mrs. If. M. Huggins, 24 Levl St. 59,210
Miss Boucher DeLormc, Bartlctte St..-. 7,030
District Number Two.
District Number 2. All territory north of the Columbia branch
of the Coast Line R. R., on tho west of Sumter and the Darling?
ton branch of the Coast Line R. R. on the east of Sumter. At
least two prizes will go to this district with opportunity of win?
ning one or both of the grand prizes.
BISHOPVILLE.
Mrs. Clinton Dlxon. ..
Miss Nonie Scarborough
41,050
85,050
ST. CHARLES.
Miss Juanita Wilson. 47,210
Miss Jennie McCoy. 37,600
Miss Bertha Tnlions. 6,175
REMBERT
Miss Mary Harries. 80,650
Mrs. W. J. Spencer. 60.300
Miss Juanita McLeod. 34,145
OS WEG O.
Miss Melle Brown. 35,375
WEDUEFIELD.
Miss Bessie Ryan. 54,700
CAMDEN.
Miss Lota McLeod, R. F. D. 5,000
HAGOOD.
Mrs. Crawford Sanders. 84,630
WISACKY.
Mrs. W. W. DesChamps. 85,400
SUMTER No. 5
Mrs. Doc in If. Josey. 80,soo
DISTRICT NO, THREE.
District No. 3. All territory south of the Columbia branch of
the Coast Line R. R., on the west of Sumter and tho Darlington
branch of the Coast Line R. R., on the East of Sumter. At least
two prizes will go to this district with opportunity of winning
one or both of the grand prizes.
PAXVILLE.
Miss Pearl Pritehard. so. 47:,
Mrs. Ben Pack. 7,230
PINE WOOD.
Miss Leo Brougliton. 35.1-5
Miss Bessie Geddings. l.tSO
MAYESVILLE. ..
Mrs. J. H. Wilson. St.ISO
Miss Minnie Chandler.. . . *. 16.909
Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon. 55.M0
Mhui Carrie Anderson. 7,*'?0
SPMMERTON.
Mrs. Mary Lanham. 32,050
REM IN I.
Miss Alma Felder. G,7V. ?
LYNCHBVRG.
Miss Docia Keels. 35 0 ''?
Miss Flora Bell McLeod. 5 000
DURWOOD.
Miss Coro Truluck. ,
QUANTA.
Miss L. Bell Moore, R. r. D.
10
111
ELLIOTT.
Mrs. J. O. Rodgers. BI 128
sumter, r. r. D. NO. I.
M iss Lassie Jones. . . .
TCRBEVILIiE.
Miss Paulino Jones
Mis<* Kate Rrogdon
URo<;i>o\.
19.070
13.935
81.050