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PAGB C >* ’ THR mu AMO n AMD AID. WALTIRBOSO. B. C V “4. MAX. X 1(11 IAVNT Been Expecting to Start Bank Account? WE ARE£lN THE 's. SELL THE BE5T! 1 he man who saves will one day be independent a \ and not have to come and go at the beck and call of some other man. Begin Today. Make yourself make the start. One Dollar Opens an Account <1 FIRST NATIONAL] BANK a 8-GUVfft ft US OUT. H S Glover, who has for arveral years conducted a auorewful urooery buMneuM, and riioe store in town, has sold his stock of rood* to G. I. Blocker, npd will aro out of the busi ness. Mr Blocker srill continue the same businew as formerly run by Mr Glover, and in addition will car* ry a line of frenreal merchandise. He will occupy the same stand that Mr Glover did. J. H. Smith, of Smoaks, had in i.»wn Knday busi- KOIt MAI.K- Ktv* fioui It I K»'«l«. win n«t«of hint ism s' (Joninv K*ir l’> for |l A Jr . tl I tf * Waltmboro ^ THIRD CONTEST FUZE.. The handsome Imperial Princess Steel Range which is to be given away by The Press and Standard is the subject of much favorable com* Announcement. I would like to May lo my friend* that I h. ve just teceived a carload of While Htckorv wagonM. Also a carload of nice liUKVieM, hanuSH, (aprotieH. etc. I have on hand ten rnuUw, ages two and a half to three years old. Price <Hie hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars Just the thing for a farm , M. H. fUOTT, UtKfWi, .SOUTH CAKOLFNA. convinced the publiaheni of The Press and Standard that they could not select a more desirable prize. A good range is a necessity in every home. No matter how skillful the housewife may be she cannot ac complish the best results unless she is provided with proper cooking i'acinUes. One of tha strongest and inoafrdistinct features of this / range is it's ov«n. It is of exclusive and patented design, and mechanically superior to all others. The bottom is seamed to prevent warping; the side next to the tire box is lined with heavy asbestos and protected against burning out by an extra steel plate. The heat is evenly distributed tu bake well in every pai t» and the interior is carefully aluminixed, making it light, bright, and cleanly. Princeas Ranges sell on merit. They embody all the desira ble good points of other ranges and possess five exclusive and excelling patented features of their own. Their patented tire box construction guarantees better results with less tuei consumption than any other range on the market. LisTtrV CLOSCVX Mr. Farmer: Hasn’t a poor piece of hardware olten cost you four times the price of it because you had to lose a whole lot of time coming to town to get another? Buy your hardware ffom us, and you wiU save many needless, expensive trips and many dollars on repairs. We sell the best hardware, because it Our Ability to Serve You la easy susceptible to proof We want you to investigate our systems—the principles that underly our batiking methods. , We are progressively conservative and con servatively progressive. We offer you every facility, every v court* sy, and a management squarely sterling and repre sentative. This is our message to you this morning. Are you responsive to such an apjyealr’ COLLETON BANKING COMPANY, J F. LUCAS. President. L. FRASER, Cashier. rnenC. The good reputation which . . .. , , , . u _ i j. this range haa in thia community'"pays ,118 fU Sell HUd yOU to btiy the bCST. A. Wichman & Son, wXlterboro, SOUTH CAROLINA B* is for BLISS. Blias stands far beat—boat fam tig medicine Btiaa Native Barba atrikaa at the root of the blood. by purifying It reatorea ovary ▲ tablet at night; next: bright. Faithfully win latlam. ma, Kidney* 800 tablets gtoa SSSSi back If wot the Bliss U Bitch, i'OIING’^ ISIAND. S. C AGENT Misses Edith and Helm Lucas went tut'harleslon yesterday after noon. where they will attend the theater RELIABLE KKOM Kill.I AIM.1C PEOPLE ' Chufas, Velvet Beans, Amber, and Orange Cane, North Carolina Peanuts, Spanish Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Millet, Tennessee Ger man Millet, Select Seed Corns, Improved Brown Seed Peter- kin Cotton. Prices on application. WRITE SHUPTRINE CO. Savannah, Georgia. Secrets Tkcre i« one Ai«n in IL«e linked Sretee w'to tm. perttepe beard more lyompr/'k eecrrot ihun any other man or women in t!.« country. 1ftc*e eccrete nte not mvrrt* of ^:ult or ehame, but the eorrrtit/of .uflerint. and they have I-ecu c<-nhded It) Dr. It. V. i'K-ree in t!»*» bore and CRpecteiioA ot a^»ioe and help. That f?W of th<-Kc *orocn Lu’e been I't^proinled in their ex- f>eoi>itK;na »h pr(.'%i.d b, tlic fuet (iuit utnety-ei^Stf per cent, of ell woir.cn treated by Dr. I'icrfce have been iihiudutely end •Itotetlier cured. Sorb * record would be recnarkible if tbe .oasek treated wete ngnbered by brntdredH only. Rut when tliar'iivorJ a r tpiiea to (tie trestm-n: o( more than half-a- mil- Lon vomen, in • practice of over 40 yeera, it ia pbenomenal, end entitle# Dr. Pierre to the gratitude accorded kirn by woma apccikliatk in tbi* treatment of Homeii'a JWeaea. Every sick wmi.ao may conault Dr. Pieieo by letter, ebeolutely without char|r. All replica ere mailed, aeelrd in perfectly plain enveiopea, without ■ny printing or udvertiaiog whatever, upon them. .Write without feer ea with out fee, to Wortd'a Uiapeuaary Medical Akaocintion. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Prcet . BuIErIo, N. Y. Exquisite ^Creations L Easter Millinery I have justTeturned from New York, where I bought the very newest and choicest styles, good, not only for Easter, but the entire season’s wear. A trip through the fashion marts is always bene ficial, but l am particularly enthusiastic over the re sults of this particular trip. I now have a full line of the newest creations in Millinery and Spring and Summer Dry Goods. M iss Edna Stokes, my Milliner, will Saturday, and will be pleased to meet all purchasers. Announcement of Millinery Opening will appear next week. arrive prospective MRS. W. A. BLACK THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE □ m MEET ME AT* L FISHBURNE’S SODA FOUNTAIN OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. EVERY EVENING. C. LTISHBURNE m the fine of OWL. PIBRCE’9 FAVORITE W c»ok It W own on NEXT TO BROWN FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO. :e=3E3e=: Married—At the home 6t J.. T. Bailey. Mias Ellen Boatwright to Hubert Rivers, last Sunday, March 6 The bride ia the daughter oPMr. and Mrs. James Boatwright. The groom ia the grand ton of the late Dr. C. M. Rivera. Rev. J. M. Craven per formed the ceremony. Walton Warren of Savannah, is in town visiting relatives. Just a Few of the Many Fora Dollar We will sell you g good Dollar Watch. For Two-Fifty We furnish a Ney England—in a Solid Nickel —same as the Old Waterbury, but ^better. For Six Dollars You can have a y-Jeweled Elgin or Waltham movement, in a screw solid Nickel Case. Eight Sixty-five Will buy the same case with a 15-Jewel [Elgin or Waltham. Ten Dollars and Fifty Gets a 17-Jewel Rockford Standard Watch in same case. Six dollars additional on any of these movements gets a 20-year Gold filled case of Standard make. And What’s the Use Of being without a Watch When good Watches ate so cheap? S. Fran’s Jewelry Store, W \LTERBOKO AND ALLENDALE. S. C. | NEW LINE _ I I Spring Clothing I V - — - W I have just received a large shipment of New Spring Clothing for Men, Women and Children. By purchasing in large quanti- tiea I am able to sell these goods at very low pricea. Come and see my display of Men’s Spring Suita, Extra Trousers, Ladies’ Coat Suits, Voile Skirts, Panama Skirts and Children’s Dresses. All new goods. Big Bargains. It will pay you to see my stock before you buy. THE CLOTHING STORE Dr. Cook, of Memphis, Tenn., fa specialist of surgery, passed through Colleton on the inst.i and visited the home of B. N. Beach. He is a stockholder in the liamphis Real Estate and Loan Amociaiion. MRS. E:M. JONES has returned from New York, where she selected pat tern hats from Gage Bros, and Fippz. She spent a week in Baltimore, buying a full line of Millinery goods and Notions. Mrs. Jones lias secured for her Milliner this season Miss Arline Tryce. The ladies of Walterboro will be for- tunate in having so good a trimmer at their command. About two weeks before Easter Sunday Mrs. Jones and Miss Tryce will be ready to show a grand Spring Millinery Opening. See their advertisement later in The Press and Standard each week.