The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 09, 1907, Image 8
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D. H. Towles of Megyett was
town Friday.
in
E._C. Beach
town Monday.
of Stokes was in
Beaufort was in
of Grover was
T. E. Leach of
town yesterday.
J. F, Strickland
here yesterday.
J. J. Padgett of Williams was in
town Friday night.
’ J. L. Fender of Smoaks had bus
iness in town Friday.
F. J. Berry of Smoaks had busi
ness here yesterday.
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' C. L. Carter of Lodge spent
Monday night in town.
P. W. Jtisher of Stokes paid us
a'pleasant call Monday.
P. E. Spell and J. B. M. Under
of Smoaks were here Monday.
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Arthur F. Butler and Edward D.
Hyrne spent Sunday in Barnweil.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Sabin of Col
leton spent Thursday night in town.
J. A. Carroll and W. D. Smoak
of Smoaks spent last night in town.
We are glad to see J. D. Gibbs out
again after an illness of some weeks.
Miss Florence Stephens of Au
ta, Ga.,is visiting her cousin,
B. Levy.
Mr^and Mrs. 1. N. Riser of Lodge
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. E.
E. Jones.
Dr. C. H, EsDorn returned Mon
day from Beaufort where he spent
several days.
S. N. Haws, president of the Col
leton Cypress Co. was in town
Monday night.
Dr. H. A. Willis and Prof. L. N.
Kilgo of Hendersonvipe were in
town Monday.
Mrs. P. M. Johns and little
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Jones last week.
Rev. Jas. G. Kinsey .of Smoaks
and E. H. Ulmer were in town
yesterday and called to see us.
A series of revival meetings are
being held this week at the Baptist
church services being held every
evening.
John &ach of Macon, Ga., is
spending a few weeks at his old
home near Mt. Carmel. Mr. Beach
is in the railroad business.
pupils of the
Branch school
The patrons and
Brant or Cavaner
are urged to be present at the
school buildirg on tlie 15th inst.,
at 9 o’clock. Mias Louise D. Sober
of Newberry has beets re-elected to
to teach this term. She will at this
meeting of the patrons, endeavor
to arrange to improve the school
materially and she will talk on this
subject.
We
NOTICE.
give the most careful and
J. W. Geraty of Youngs
i the
Island,
who came up Monday on the special
traifk, spent the night in town, going
to Augusta Tuesday morning.
Mrs. L. W. McTeer and daughters
Misses Lucille and Jennie, returned
Thursday after a visit of some length
to Greenville and other places.
T. C. Remley, Jr. of Apopka, Fla.
returned Monday to his home after
a brief visit to relatives here. He.
is in the'brokerage business there, ^
G. A. Beach who ha* been spend
ing the summer with relatives near
here returned today to Gainesville,
Fla., where he will go U*business*
J. W. Carson, one ol-WaltsAoro’s
hustling merchants, will move his
place of business to the Godley store
in front of Walterboro Drug Co.,
about Nov. 1.
Regu'ar services will be resumed
at St Jude's church on
October 16th at 7.90 p.
will be full evening prayer
sermon by the rector.
Mrs. G. T. Remley and daughter.
Miss Lachie. have returned to their
home in Savannah, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly with
hear daughter, Mrs. H. C. Price at
Sandy Dam.
be resumed
Wednesday
m. There
prayer an<^
a. tv. w. orj
yesterday. He
■ an epidemic in
mils itPea Vine 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. W
in town
forms us there
country. He calls
Fever. Every farmer
profitably so.
Archie Campbell of Allendale "ar
rived in town Monday and will be
with A. J. Lemacks to amiat him
in his surveyor’s work. He is a
graduate of Clemson College and
a young man of ability and prom-
j. C. Brown of Dallas, Texas, and
daughters, Mim Brown and Mias
Gram Brown, have arrived in town
staying with his sen, G. C.
Mr. mown will be conned-
sd with the Brown Furniture and
Hardware Co.
painstaking attention to the deposit
accounts of our customers.
Every deposit ticket and every
check is carefully checked and re
checked before and after it is enter
ed on our books, and a complete
description is taken of every' paper
that passes through our hands.
That is why you never fipd any
errors in your pass book, and that
is why your dealings with our Bank
are always pleasant and free from
uneasy feelings that your account
may possibly be mixed with some
one’s else.
We never make any loans without
taking ample and sufficient security;
we carry full insurance against bur
glary and fire: our officers are kept
under sufficient bonds; we are mem
bers of the State Bankers Associa
tion; steer shy of all risks; and in
fact take every precaution to make
our Bank as strong as any Institu
tion doing business in South Caroli
na.
When you do business with us you
can alwayp feel that you are dealing
with straightforward honorable gen
tlemen—men who know their busi
ness, and will treat you right.
We pay four per cent on deposits
in our savings department and com
pound interest quarterly.
Our bank is under State Supervi
sion and our financial condition pub
lished four times a year for the in
formation of our patrons who in
crease in number constantly.
All business is strictly confidential
and private.
We wish to do business with all
the good people of our county— We
appreciate all the business you give
us. Yours very cordially,
COLLETON BANKING CO.,
R. L. Fraser, Cashier.
John F. Lucas, President.
A oomforiirg thing for wemen is
how they can know things aren't true,
but believe they are.
Big Crowd in Town
It was a very busy time Monday
in Walterboro the most interesting
fact in connection with it being the
arrival; at abont 10 o'clock the morn
ing, of a special train from Yonge's
Island and Meggett, bringing one
hundred and thirty-five voters for the
purpose of getting regiatiation cer
tificates in order that they might
vote in the election soon to be held to
decide whether or not Adams Ron
Township will secede to Charleston
County. This seoesnoo movement, it
started one year ago by
the Truck Planters’ Aaaociatioo, of
which Mr E.L. Commins is president
A petition was filed wish the Govern
or a little over a month ago, contain
ing the required number of signa
tures and oommiateonars have been
.ted to examine the petition
It teems that tbs smtimeot in
of going to Oharkaton Oonaty,
general, though there era a oon-
mmber of exceptions, tol-
County hates to see this seotioo
kev*aa it la one of the moat wealth r
In the oonaty. Paul M* Mae toil-
Ian, Ma% of the Uharlaaten Bar, baa
thi lsgal and in charge and wia with
the party whieh oame op today.
Pinckney, living seven ]
lawn lost two fine cows on
ay, from anting the vinet of
bliana. atightiy wflted. Thk
how dangerona theae vines
within 10 mtufoi after ant*
(wood*
Reasonable 'Prices
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Do you know that I purchashed a large proportion
of my fall good. SIX^MONTHS ago and the balance
I went direct to the Northern Mirkets and purchased
and I am giving my customers the benefit of these
prices. J j** |
Space will not allow me to enumerate prices on all
of my st6ck, so I will only ask yoj to stop in, see
them, and let us give you prices face to face. - ^
Dress Goods
This line consists principally of Broadcloth, Silkine
Mohair, Brilliantine, Sharkskin, Cashmeres, and va
rious other kinds in the latent shades. Prices range
irom foe to $1.25 per yard. You should see them.
Clothing Clothing
If you don’t need a suit you had better not see this
line—for it very tempting and the best and prettiest
line I have ever had Pries:
Mens Suits $5.00 to $16,310 per suit
Youths Suits $4.50 tQ.$9.<?o per suit.
Boys Suits $1.50 to $5.00 per suit.
Mens Pants $1.00 per pair and up.
Boys Pants 25c per pair and up.
Tailor Made Clothing
Remember, these suits are hand made to fit you;
and the fit is guaranteed by me. I have over 400 *
samples for you to select from. I have satisfied and
believe I can satisfy you, as I have had ten years ex
perience in this work.
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Shoes Shoes Shoes
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Mens Shoes, Ladies Shoes, Boys Shoes, Girls
Shoes, Childrens Shoes, infact shoes for all, and they
are the famous "BATTLE AXE” and "WOLFE
BRS.” too, they need no comment
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Hats And More Hats
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I am overstocked on Men and Boys Hats and^Caps
so if you are hard to plegse—give me a call.
Neckties 7
to suit the most fastidious dressers.
Ladies Colars and Ribbons
I have ladies collars cheaper than you can .buy the
material and make them, prices 5c to 25c?Al also
have many kinds and colors in ribbons, prices ^ 5c to
25c per yard.
Specialties
Ladies side and back combs, Barrettes, Cuffs and
Collar buttons. Embroideries, Trunks, Suit cases,
Telescopes, Agateware, Mens Saddles and various
other things, that we will take pleasure in showing you
hare'from Yoangv’s Island, Megget
sad iton may 1%
mentioned Mem G. M. Gtbsoo, 8. J
Humph, W. M. Simooe, W. 0. (ftrity,
F. E. Towlee, E. L. Oommine,
J. W. Geratv, T. W. Blitoh, J.
Fox, D. H. Towlee, Dr J. T. Teylor,^
T. G. Kembaw, M. IK* W. M. Barn
well, 0. H. Platt, J. W. Smoak, M
J. Hethington, F. W. Towlee, J. P.
Gay, and others. 0
Bmidm them a large crowd
Hie dbg.
Buggies,
Wfi handle the Tailor-Canady Buggies and the
Russell Wagons. We have a good stock on hand if
we can't suit you witti order you any kind you want
Prices and terms rfgjht v „
WALTEtBORO LIVE STOCK & VEHICLE 10.
H. W. BLACK, JR.. Manager,
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HOW IS THIS?
A $60 New Royal
SEWING MACHINE
FOR ONLY
$24.75
NOT K CHEAP JOB MACHINE AS OFFERED
by catalogue houses but a stand
ard MAKE AT LF:s& THAN V\ I OLESALE
COST ****•*••
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NEW ROYAL
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Six Drawer Ball-Bearing Auto*
matlc Lift Drop*Head Cabinet
Is conspicuous for its uneqaaled range of family of work, ease of
operation, simplicity, durability, workmanship, as well as handsome
appearance. A machine on which every kind of family sewjng can
be done with the least physical and mental effort. The most delicate
lady need not hesitate to ran it and it is simple enough for a child to
use. N EVER GJSTS OUT OF ORDER
THE HEAD PARTS of the machine are all cate-hardened steel
and are made to stand longer aad harder everyday service than any
other. The ontire contous of the machine is in excellent taste, anu
this, combined with the finest woodwork made, results in an Ideal
Perfect Sewing Machine: a delight to the eye of the most lastidious,
a rhingof beautv and a joy forever
The NEW ROYAL is equal to the l»eat Sewing machine made. Is
^supplied with the Latest Attachments, etc , and is fully varr&nted for
ten years
Only 25 at this price. Terms cash with order. Money
refunded if you are not perfectly satisfied. Don’t wait until
they are all sold and then tell us we didn’t have them.
Brown Furniture &
Hardware Company
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5. FINN’S Jewelry Store.
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Tetter Cured
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for 50 Cents.
Are you unnoyud with a burn
inj; and itching that nearly drives
mad? Don’t neglctt it, for
those ere the symptoms of Ec-
sema. Tetterine is a prompt and
permanent cure for the worst
eeees of Tetter, Eczema, Erysip
Mas, Ground Itch, Chafes, etc.
Endorsed by leading physicians
and druggists. Only 60c at drug
storea, or by mail, postpaid, from
d. T. Sfouptrine. ttavabnah, Ga.
Bathe with Tetterine tiosp.Sdc
cake. John M Klein.
|PJA whole lot of union men paraded
together on Labor Day who will vote
against <aoh otner on election day.
Oet of Bight. .
"Out of Bight, oat of ndad," is an old
•aytef vtodi appUas ^tU spedal form
to a sore, burn or wound that's ween
traasod with Baoktao's Arnica Salve. It's
out of tight, out of mind and oet of
ie.ee. Pitas too aad rhtlbktas dta
teptemr under itn henHnr infloenoe.
Ouaranleed by Joha M. Ktata DvaggtsK.
Me.
Caster ed is about the bos ours for
love siokne a
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A ohtll ours (a evasy bottle 00a-
fonas to Natioaal Pars Drag Lsw.®
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boto Drag Oo. • 11 S m
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