The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-28

to each Township in the District that
polls an aggregate of one hundred
thousand votes or more, Of hand
somely decorated Dinner Set Of one
hundred pieces.
Caw Caw Township.
Mrs. Ellen Oliver. =. ..... 1000
Miss Essie Mae Wolfe. :. 1000
Miss Nellie Goodwin. 1000
Miss Maude Radcliffe. :. 1000
Lyons Township.
Miss Birdie Rickenbaker 1900
Miss sherer Hungerpiller. 1000
Miss Ella Mae Rast... - :. 1000
Pine Grove Township.
Miss Annie Carson. :. o.. 1000
Miss Ruth Wiles. :. q. 1000
Miss Viola Stuckey. .... 1000
! .' Denmark.
Mrs. J. A. Baxter. . o." 1000
1t will be noticed that there are no
contestants in New Hope in District
No.2,. and only one In Limestone
and City Townships. There Is good
chance in any Of these Townships to
win one Of the prizes that are offer
ed. The more contestants there are
in Township the easier it is for all,
as each Township must poll an ag-
gregate of ore hundred thousand
votes at least.
Amelia and Sandy Run Townships
in Calhoun County are also without
contestants. Each Of these Town
ships should have several contest
ants, as there is a sure prize Of
handsome Dinner Set that goes to
each of them il they poll one hun
dred thousand voters or more. It
is not hard to get that many votes in
any Township. Figure it up for
yourself and see.
This does not mean that each. con-
testant In a Township must get a
hundred thousand votes, but all the
contestants combined in q Township.
If there are ten contestants in a
Township and the ten together get a
hundred thousand votes that carries
the Dinner Set to that Township, the
contestant get getting the highest
number of votes winning the same.
That is why We want several contest
ants in each Township.
AS We said before, there will be
no bonus votes given to any one for
any purpose. Votes cannot be bought
at any price. The only way to get
them is to get new subscribers or
renewals. This puts all contestants
on an equal footing, and the one
that gets the most subscribers will
win the prizes. Contestants are not
restricted in their work to any par
ticular District. They may secure
new subscriptions and renewals
wherever they choose and can.
II you enter the contest at once
and work steadily, you may win the
Piano, or at least one Of the other
valuable prizes. If you delay, the
votes that might easily be yours to-
day may, by tomorrow, have been
promised to some more energetic
candidate. Send in your nomination
without further delay and start right
out to get your friends lined up to
help you.
We publish on the third page a
large list of contestants sent in By
their friends. We have not classi-
fed them as we do not know what
Townships they live in. They will
please let US know at once what
Township they live in, so we can
properly classify them, and send
them the receipt books and informa-
ton so as they can get to work.
Those that we do not hear from in
few days will be dropped, as we
will presume that they do not want
to enter the contest. We hope, how
ever, that many of them will remain
in the contest. They have a chance
to win fine Piano, a fine Sewing
Machine or a Dinner Set by little
work. If you never try you will nev-
er succeed. Somebody is going to
win the useful prizes. Why should
YOU not win one of them?