The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-09-08
SUMMARY OF CONTEST

icate.
Fourth Prize, $50, Rebate Ger
tificate.
Fifth Prize, 1925, Rebate Certif-
icate.
Sixth Prize, 500, Rebate Certif-
icate.
Additional prizes OF a 500 Dur
ham Buggy and 1-2 doz. Lewis Plow
Stocks and pIows.
The list of nominees as given be-
low indicates that the people of Dill
lon county and other sections real
ize what an opportunity The Her.
aid has placed before them. In
deed it would be strange if they did
not appreciate and. take advantage
of such a generous offer.
If a firm should offer you the
opportunity to earn from 100 to
$400 for a little work during spare
time for three months you would &C
cept in a hurry. This is just what
we are going to do, and the sooner
you realize it and get to work, the
DeIter IL Will be for you.
The people who live inthe coun-
try and the smaller towns have as
good If not better chance than those
in Dillon. Why? Simply because
it is in those districts that the cir
culatiop of The Herald is smallest.
Many of the farmers and merchants
throughout the county will give you
their subscription just for the ask
ing. Try few of them and see
what success you have There is
nothing to lose and a great deal
to gain, if you enter the contest de-
termined to win. Work while the
weather is good.
The rules of the contest are pub
lished elsewhere. If any further ex-
planation or information is desired,
call, phone, or write the Contest
manager, Mr.. A. T. Corcoran, Her.
aid Office, and he will take pleas
ure in answering your questions
The nomination blank and vote cou-
pom good for twenty five votes, are
on page six. If you wish to nom
mate some friend, fill out the blank
and send it to this office along
with the vote coupon. Include your
subscription or a renewal to the Her
aid and your nominee will have an
excellent start in the race.
Read the list of contestants care
fully. If your candidate is not on
it, get a nomination blank and fill
it out.
The following is the list of con-
testants nominated up to noon, Sept.
Mrs. c. T. O'Ferrall,, Mrs. c. R.
Taber, Mrs. Mary Barnes, Miss Lii
lian Peterkin, Miss Kate Brady,
Miss May Carmichael. Miss Nina Da-
vid, Miss Ida Dunbar,
Pages Mill
Miss Omgae Rogers, Miss Cora
Grantham. Miss Sallie Lupo, Miss
Madge Powell
Miss Martha McDuffie, Miss Mae
Carmichael, Miss Jennie Oliver, Miss
Katherine Carmichael, Miss Flora
Ca michael. Miss Dora Gaddy, Miss
Pennie Culbreth,
Miss Estelle Ellerbe, Miss Pearl
Edwards,
Marietta, N c.
Miss Docie Watson.
Look out for an important an
nouncement next week. 1t will be
of interest whether you are a con-
testant or not
The standing OF the contestants
'ccording T. votes will be publish
Cd next week.
Read the list, and remember thet
IT. is not complete: there are stiIr
other good things to be announced
,ater:
FIRST PRIZE
For the first prize The Herald will
give a high grade Cote Cabinet
Grand Piano to the young lady,
club, charitable institute, lodge,
school or church that receives tie
highest popular vote.
This beautiful Cabinet Piano is
handsome in case, design and fin
ish-artistic plainness that attracts
and Is always admired. Height 4
feet 8 inches, width feet 2 inches,
depth 2 feet inches. Seven and
one third octaves, when boxed ready