The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-10-27
SUMMARY OF PRIZES.
First Prize, 500 Piano.
Second Prize, Choice of $500 Ger
F. - ~.


hfhate or 800 Durham Buggy.
(Offered by the Holiday Coz
Third Prize. Choice of S175 Re-
bate Certificate or SO Princess
Range. (Ofrcrcd by the Palmetto
Hardware Coz
Fourth Prize. $3.50, Rebate Ger
tificatc.
Fifth Prize, S125, Rebate Ccrtif-
icate.
Sixth Prize. 500, Rebate Certif-
icate.
Gentleman's Prize. 4 Lewis PIow.
Offercd by the Dillon Hardware
Coz
TO Miss Nancy Mcleod. OF Bing-
ham, S. c., belongs the honor and
distinction of winning the SIS gold
piece offered by the Bank OF Dillon
for the greatest gain from October
18th to October 25th. Miss Nc
Lcod's gain amounted to 5S,675
votes, one Of the greatest weekly
increases made during the contest.
Miss Mcleod is an example of what
a contestant can do, even though
she lives in the country, away from
any large town. She has worked
( her section thoroughly besides
made trips into other contestants
. territory in her search for subscrib-
ers. We congratulate Miss Mcleod
most heartily and predict for her
much success in her race for the
prizes.
Mr.. Clyde Parham is the winner
o. the Lewis Plow given to the gen.
tieman sending in the largest num-
her of subscriptions for contest
ant. Mr.. Parham has worked faith
fully for his sister, Miss May Belle
P#rham, Of Bingham. and II gives
us pleasure to present him with the
pIow or his choice of other mer-
chandise to the value of the plow.
This week We are putting on
uniGne offer, one which man mean
success or failure 10 some contest
@Et Briefly il is this: You will
h" given twice as many votes on
'!'r subscriptions You secure during
the week from October 25th 10 No
Vcn!bcr lst as are ordinarily given.
In other words, every subscription
Will be of double value this week.
Thus by a little extra effort this
week YOU will get double the return
Tor your work. If YOU have been
idling for the past week, or dis
couraged by the progress made by
the other contestants, you can make
up the lost time by going in with a
rush for subscriptions during this
DOUBLE VOTE period. DO not for
get that this offer expires at mid
night Tuesday. If you mail the
subscriptions before midnight Tues
day il will count on this offer, even
though we do not receive the mon
ey until Wednesday. This is done
to give the out-of-tOwn contestants
the same opportunity as those in
town.
The Palmetto Hardware Co. in
vites the contestants and their
friends to call and see the hand
some PRINCESS RANGE which
they have offered as the second
prize. This is a prize we'll worth
striving for; one which you will be
proud to own and one which will
be comfort to you in your cook |
ing, especially if you ever have to |
90 your own work The fine Quail |
tiles and the Five Patented
Points" of this range will he ex-
plaired to you if you will call at
the store
The 800 Durham Buggy will ne !
on exhibition at The Herald office |
next Saturday if the weather per-
mits. We want every contestant to |
pay us call that day and see what ]
handsome prize this is. You may
think that it isn't worth your while
for you are away behind in the
race. But come in anyhow and look
at IL; then make up your mind to
try for it, or at least to win some I
prize.
Have you told the gentlemen who
are helping you about that Lewis !
Plow which the Dillon Hardware Co.
gives each week to the gentleman
who sends in the largest s,SeS of !