Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-20
THE sIADE-1N- N-CARoLINAs EXPO.
WIN Open Doors OH Monday, Sept.
25--Grcatcst in South.

Charlotte, n. G., Sept. 16. - On
Monday, Sept. 20, the doors Of the
Made-in- Carolinas Exposition will be
thrown open, and show excel;irB
by far anything Of the kind ever held
in the South will be on.
Tho exposition building itself Is
ideally adapted to tho purpose for
which 1t is to be used. Built Of bricl,
and stone. 100 by 800 feet, and am
ply provided with light, it has 30,-.
900 square feet Of floor space on
each Of the two floors, three-fifths Of
which is devoted exclusively to the
display Of manufacturers exhibits.
In the neighborhood Of 200 manu-
facturers are represented in the list
Of exhibitors and the comparatively
small remaining space is being ap-
piled for rapidly.
The auditorium on the second floor
OF the exposition building, in which
the concerts, afternoon and evening,
will be held, has a seating capacity
of three thousand. The stage is un-
usually we'll adapted to the purposes
for which 1t will be used, and might
easily be employed for any kind Of
road show or theatrical perform
ance.
The location Of The building is in
| many ways not to be improved upon.
On Park avenue in Dilworth, it may
be reached both by way Of South
Boulevard and by way Of South Try
on street. Parking for automobiles
will be up and down both OF these
main horoughfares, but Park ave-
nue. itself will be open to traffic both
ways, and consequently parking on
this street will not be allowed. There
is noiadditional parking space avail
able except one lot in the rear of the
building, and this is held exclusively
for the use Of exhibitors.
Every effort has been made to pro-
vide in advance for the safety and
convenience Of the crowd which will
attend the exposition. There are five
large exits from the upper floor, rest
rooms for gentlemen and ladies, am
pie telephone and wire conveniences.
In word, modern facilities in every
respect.
Mayor James o. Walker and Chief
Of Police Walter B. Orr have coop
Grated most heartily with the ofIi-
cials OF the Carenlias Exposition
Company in arranging for the pro-
per management and control Of traf-
flc cs we'll as for the preservation OF
order and tho protection Of the pub.
| lie.
The fares charged at the exposi-
tion will be twenty cents for chill
dren and forty cents for adults
throughout the entire exposition,
With the exception Of society night,
which will be on the evening Of
Thursday, Sept. 2Sth On this even
ing the charge for children will be
fifty cents and the charge for adults
one dollar.
Special days already arranged for
or in process Of planning are as fol-
lows:
Sept. 26th-I<iwanis day.
Sep.. 27th-Gaston county day.
Sept. 29th-Cabarrus county day.
Oct. 3d-Merchants' day.
Oct. 4th-Iredell county day.
Oct. 5th-Lincoln county day.
Oct. 6th-Wins tom Salem day.
With every railroad in the entire
South Offering fare and a half rate
for The round trip during the entire
exposition period, and with an en-
thusiasm for the Buy-at-Home move.
ment and for the Made-in-Carolina
Exposition, which is the fruit Of that
movement, spreading throughout
this entire section OF the Southeast,
it is being freely predicted that more
than 100000 people will visit and
learn from the Made-in-C -Carolinas Ex-
position Of 1922.
Many Want to Witness Execution.
Raleigh, n. c., Sept. 14.-Mo-e