The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 22, 1911, Image 8
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work for you? fit will if you
deposit it in Our Saving's
Department*/ « .
We pay 4 per cent, com
pounded quarterly. New
quarter begins April t Start
your money to work todiy.
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We want you to investigate our systems—the
'’principles that underly our banking fhethods.
We are progressively conservative and con
servatively progressive.
We Offer you every facility, every courtesy,
£ and a management squarely sterling and repre
sentative.
This is our message to you this morning.
Are you responsive to such an appeal?
COLLETON IANIING COMPANY,
One Dollar Opens an Account
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FIRST NATIONAL* BANK
Jas. li Pburikoy, President C. G. Paihi^tt, Cashier
J. F. *LUCAS,
President.
R. L. FRASER,
-Cashier.
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SATISFACTION OF THE PURCHASE
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It’s true in any line, but it is most true in
Jewelry. People of good taste get very little
satisfaction out of a purchase of poor Jewelry.
The difference in price between the good and
the poor is not much when, the difference in
quality is considered. We are showing some
in Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff-links. Buttons and
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Waist Sets, that are the latest ftyles.
1 hey cost more than some of the imitations
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but they are worth more. They'll the kind
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)*ou would*nt feel ashamed to have your friend,
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who knows about Jewelry see you wearing.
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S. Fan's Jewelry Store,
W \LTERBORO AND ALLENDALE. S. C.
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Cultivate your soil with the best plows
and implements, and you will get the best
crops.
We sell only the successful, tried, im-
p ! ements. [
We keep all parts of the implements
we sell always on hand.
You won’t be troubled repairing, or lose
time, if you buy the implements we sell.
A Wichman & Son
WALTERBORO,
SOUTH CAROUNA
Fresh Beef,
Pork, Veal, N
Sausages and Puddings,
Phone 53y.
HA fytANCK
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Cotton Seed
Plant seed that will give you cotton-not stalk or seed—
but cotton. That's where your money is.
Our varities are al^carefully selected on merit and will
give results. Prices gladly quoted.
Moss Improved, Toole Prolific
Simpkin's Prolific, Phillips,
. Dillon Wilt Resistant
W. H. MIXSON SEED COMPANY
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Chambrays, Lawns,'
Percals, Ladies and Mens*
Hosiery,. New Goods, just
received.
FRESH FRUITS,
Apples, Oranges and Banan-
nas always on hand.
I want to buy
Ten Cases of Eggs
T HIS WEEK
16c Per Dozen. -
- NOTICK.
Upon rrcoBSMaitaMon of the State
B «rd of Edneaikm t*at the trustees of
•be oouaty allow teachers vnfo dsys
holiday for the purpose of sttendiag the
State Teachers* Association which meets
ia Colombia March 28 25- I desiie to
that Tiaoees grant any
who wishea to aitand the two
days holiday with pay, and that as
teachers as prestb’e attend the
H. W. BLACK. 8K ,
Coonty ttapt of Ed.
Waltevhero, 8 O.. Ma>ch It 1911.
WaMiBD—To ha? some good eooad
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Attraction for Walterboro
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The handsome new Millinery Store for Mrs. J. S. ^
Jones is completed and will be filled with beautiful ^
new goods and ready for customers by Saturday of
this week. A treat is in Store for the ladies,.
Our work has been steadily going on at my resi
dence since Miss Trice arrived on the 12th.
| Grand Millinery Opening
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APRIL STH AND 6TH
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Remember the date and the place—Next Tfo
Terry & Shaffer. *
Cordially,
gl „ A^TfSe J% 5# JOIXGSm
WE ARE READY" FOR
HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
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Typewriter
FOR SALE „
First Class Conditim.
Cost $50.00. Will sell
for $20.00. Standard
keyboard.
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CARE OF
The PreM and Standard
Mr C. A. Thomas, who has bean
assistant cmhift at the Ehrhardt
tins, writes
i paper to ‘ftnoaks
vnlf nwvs there to
the new hank at
Herald.
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u yf,c have in our Subles a
t ,few r exceptionally fete
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Mules, aJfo Several
Genlff^ Driving
HORSES.
It will certainly pay you to
see these fine animals.
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■AY & ANDERSON.
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RELIABLE
KKOM RELIABI.R PEOPI F
Amber and
Orange Cane,
North Carolina Peanuts,
Spanish Peanuts, Pearl or Cat
Tail -Millet, Tennessee Ger
man Millet. Select Seed Corns,
Improved Broyrrt *Seed Peter-
kin Cotton, Chufas. Velvet
Beans.
Prices on application.
WRITE
SHUPTRINE CO.
Savannah, Georgia.
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a* n aB fan* of AMt
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WE
SELL^
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MORE
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LESS.
Try Us
This month is “House Cleaning Time” and we are
ready. Look over the following list and see if there
isnt something you will need. If the article you want
is not on this list we’ve got it anyway.
PHONE OR SEND US YOUR ORDERS FOR
JAPALAC.
FLOOR STAIN.
IRON BED ENAMEL.
FURNITURE POLISH.
PAINT.
OIL,
DUSTERS.
BROOMS,
SCREEN DOORS.
SCREEN WINDOWS.
ALABASJINE.
FLYTRAPS.
DO0R MATS V
MATTING.
RUGS,
SHADES,
ART SQUARES.
L1L0LEUM.
, OILCLOTH.
HAM MOCKS.
LAWN SWINGS.
PORCH CHAIRS.
WALL PAPER,
FORTIERS, n/Nnr*u cu A T\CG
AND EVERYTHING PORCH SHADES
ELSE IN THE HOUSEFURNISHING UN$: *
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LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
Take a thirty days’ Practical course
in our wall equipped Machine Shops,
and learn Automobile bosmesi sal
M . - ... . a-, r»d position*. Charlotte
*• t. Brshad asvf Auto School, Charlotte. N. C.
Brown Farniture & Hardware Company
MAIL ORDERS FILLED FIRST
DrCK. Uan*.ofWOUmbskad
■hMss hi town Monday.
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Mias tarbara Jaques of Cottage-
villa, aas accepted a position with
WTV. Closer. Mias Jaques is eat
«4 Cotta isville’s most popular young
ladies, and we give her a hearty
to our town.
S. B. Saunders was a caller at our
office Saturday.
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Miss Alice Sfkts ^ visiting her
grand parents, Mr. tag Mrs G. W.
Way, near Mt. Carmel.
Born to Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Ben
ton, March 9, a girl
Him Emily Soma* of Henderson-
vitte. an effldeiit taribir of CoUctoo.
waa ia towa Saturd