The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, August 26, 1914, Image 6

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COME AND GET ONE AT The Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse FRIDAY, AUGUST 28th The Following Prizes Will be Awarded on This Day: T? the Man Bringing the Most Pounds on any One Wagon: 1st Prize $75.00 Buggy. Contributed by Rowland Buggy Co. $50.00 Contributed by Chamber of Commerce $25.00 2nd Prize, $25 Cash. 3rd Prize, Ladies' Coat Suit. Contributed by Shaw & McCollum.?$25.00 To the Man's Whose 2-Horse Load Brings the Most Dollars: 1st Prize, $50 Worth of Furniture. Contributed by W. H. Shelley & Son. 2nd Prize, $25 Men's Suit. Contributed by Sumter Clothing Co. 3rd Prize, $1.000 Life Ins. Policy, 1 year. Contributed bySumter Ins. Agency. To Man bringing Most Pounds on 2-horse Wagon 1st Prize, $30 1-horse Wagon. Contributed by Booth-Boyle Live Stock Co. 2nd Prize, 1 ton Tobacco Fertilizer, $25. Contributed by W. B. Boyle Co. 3rd Prize. Cash $10. 4th Prize. Cash $5.00. To the Man Bringing the Most Pounds on 1-Horse Wagon 1st Prize, $22 Set Buggy Harness. Contributed by D. C. Shaw. 2nd Prize, $1,000 Life Ins. Policy, 1 year. Contributed by Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co. W. B. Upsher. Gen. Agent. 3rd Prize, $10 in Cash. To the Man Selling One Pile of Tobacco for the Most Dollars Prize of $1,000 Life Ins. Policy, 1 year. Contributed by Consolidated Ins. Agency. NOTE?No one man will be awarded more than one prize, except in the case of the prize offered for pile of Tobacco bringing the most money. Besides giving away all these Prizes, we guarantee to ^3t you the very high? est market prices for your tobacco. Come Thursday and spend the night if possible, so as to avoid the rush the next morning. Yours truly, PEPPER & MARION, Props. SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA.