The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 17, 1913, Image 3
TIME IS
LYING!
YOU MUST HURRY
The Ford Touring Car
This is not a picture of the Ford Car, but is used merely as an illustration.
3 Diamond Rings?3 Gold Watches
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Refusing; to Ik* daunted by am thing tin* contestants In the
Daily Item ami the Wutcluiian ami Southron contest continue to
?m-urch for subscript!; mm with undimliiishcd ardor. It Is this strict
at tenet ion to biislnss that is going to furnish some surprises before
the cimI of the sontest lioxcs in sight. It is but two short weeks lic
fore the contest will close ami o\ery contestant sliouhl reall/.c this
fact .in.) lose no time but secure e\er> \otc possible and ospcelul
l> now during thel list bonus offer on sir, clul>s.
Remember thut every subscription, no mutter how small, counts
and may be the means of bringing you In a winner. It is the
mall thing* overlooked by tin* great tnajorit> of people that bring
the few to siicves* and you cannot afford to overtook anything that
will Im* of assistance to yoyi. Make a list of the pcopb' yotl know
and n*v (In in all. Even if they have already given von a sub?
scription get tbem to extend It. If you explain to them why you
want tlielr HUb*Hti|itloii und show them that yog deserve it they
will readily help you.
Mav -I Is the closing date of the pgfnenl bonus offer. During
this offer, or Period, 1OO.0O0 extra \o|K will be awarded on every
club of IIa worth g| snii^ii|iiion^. After Its close and for I he re?
maining Week or the contest mi more bonus ballots will be issued
oil $15 dills.. Now Is the lime. If cwr to make a supreme effort,
May 24 is the Closing date
of the present Bonus Offer
These Merchants
Give Votes
McCoJInm Bros, The Ready-to
Wear Store.
\\ Iuhum Studio. Photos that please.
Jos. M. Chandler. Shoes and Gents
Furnishing*.
W. A. Thompson Jewelry Store.
Everything In Jewelry.
Cltiaen'M Meat Market. Meat dial's
lit to cut.
Carolina Grocery Co., Good things
to eat.
Royal Woolen Mills. Made to Meas
ore Clothiers.
Sumter Dental Parlor. The Popu?
lar Dentists.
Du Kant 1 lardv are Co. Long-wear
Hardware.
J. P. Commander. The Ice Man.
W. II. Shelley m Son. The Furni?
ture Store Accommodating.
Carolina Furniture Co. Globe
'iVornlckc Agency.
V. H. Phelps* Gro. Store. Service
that is Right
Pairoll's Hook Store. Ofliee Out?
fit tors.
Hcuron's Phurmuey. The Quick
Delivery Specialists.
J. D. Cralg Furniture Co. House
Furnishers from Cellar to Garret.
Hootli-llurhy Live Stock Co. Feed
and Grain Dealers.
'/finp's Pharmacy. Tlie Place to
go for Toilet Articles.
D. C. Shaw Co. Carriages, Ford
Car*, Horses.
Now is the Time to Get Busy. We are nearing the
end, and Every Vote Counts.
But Three Short Weeks of the
Contest Remains
The Contestants and How
They Stand
District Number One.
This district includes all territory within the incorporate limita
of the City of Sumter. At least two prizea will go to this district
with opportunity of winning one or both o/ the grand prizes.
Miss Kathryn Stubbs, 11 Washington. 90,300
Mrs. Jtiehard Wilder, Magnolia St. .. 84.625
Miss Georgia Beetham, S. Salem Ave. 65,460
Mrs. Julian D. Wilder, Magnolia St. 61.67a
.Miss Mabel Myers, W. Bartlette St. 45,026
Mrs. M. M. Huggina, 24 Lev! St. 63,300
Miss Boucher DeLorme, Bartlette St. 7,030
District Number Two.
District Number 2. All territory north of the Columbia branch
of the Coast Line R. R? on the west of Sumter and the Darling
lon branch of the Coast Line R. R. on the eaat of Sumter. At
least two prizes will go to this district with opportunity of win?
ning one or both of the grand prizes.
BISHOPYILLE.
Mrs. Clinton Dixon. 41,050
MIsh Nonie Scarborough. 85,050
ST. CHARLES.
Miss Juanita Wilson. 57,505
Miss Jennie McCoy. 37,610
Mls8 Bertha Tallons. 6,200
REMBERT
Miss Mary Hdrllee. 85,700
Mrs. W. J. Spencer. 60,300
Miss Juanita McLeod. 34,860
OSWEGO.
Miss Melle Brown. 35,375
W E DG K Fl ELD.
Msg Bessie Kyan. 64,700
CAMDEN.
Miss Lota McLeod, R. F. D. 6,000
HAGOOD.
Mrs. Crawford Sanders. 91,730
WISACKY.
Mrs. W. W. DesChamps. 85,400
SFMTER No. &
Mrs. Docia M. Josey. 90.890
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 the Darlington
branch of the Coast Line R. R , on the East of Sumter. At least
two prizes will go to this d'^trict with opportunity of winning
one or both of the grand prizes.
PAXVILLE.
Miss Pearl Pritchard. 90,4BS
Mrs. Hen Pack. 9,n2D
PINEWOOD.
Miss Leo BroUghtOD. 35,125
Miss Bessie Geddings. 9,nay
MAYFSVILLE. ..
Mrs. J. H. Wilson. 51.000
Miss Minnie Chandler. ftf(te?
Mrs. Hugh Wltherspoon. St.etS
Mlsg Carrie Anderson. 7.VJ0
Sl'MMEKTON.
Mrs. Maty Lanham. 82,050
HEM IM.
II I as Alma Felder. ~ <ii;0
LYNCHBURa.
Miss Docia Keels. 35 025
Miss Flora Hell McLeod. 6.UU0
DURWOOD.
Miss Coro Truluck.,.19 f
OLANTA.
Miss L. Bell Moore, it. F, D. IS SIE
ELLIOTT.
Mrs. J. <>. R?dgen. 90 125
SI MTFR, It. F. D. NO. I.
Miss Leeste Jones. 2# 121
TCRHFVILLF.
Miss Pauline Jone*. 4S 326
HROGDON
Miss Kate Brogdon