The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 29, 1911, Image 8
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‘‘FIND OUT"— is the slogan of the successful man in
business
W«* claim to be Safe, Progressive, Courteous, and
Accommodating. Why not give us a trial and
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FIND OUT?
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We pay 4 per cent interest in our Savings Depart
ment New quarter begins April 1, 1911.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK
IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
Peuiukov. E. E. (ones, C. G. Padgett,
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Presi lent
E. E. Jones,
Vice-Prest
Cashier.
Prizes to Com Growers.
THE COLLETON BANKING COMPANY
WALTERBORO, S. C
Will Offer Four Gold Prizes as
Follows:
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20 Ddvs ■
it |\.IU— L. r,IJ for the Second Greatest
19 UOUarS ■ bold YieldorComononeacre
Yield of Com on one acre
for the Third Greatest
Yield of Com on one acre
10 Dollars in Gold
Is
S H-B • CmU l° r the Heaviest One
IIOPUS ■ WHO Hundred Ears of Corn
for Cots Growi in CoDetoo Comity.
- (Competition Open to all Cora Growers)
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The Conditions to be made by and
Prizes awarded through the or.
ganization of the County Farmers
Union.
JOHN F. LUCAS,
President
R L. FRASER,
Cashier.
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MAR n. 1911
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EDUCATION
IS ASSURE]
IP YOU
START A
BANK-
ACCOUNTTOl
1891 v Incorporated • 1911
vCBLUTON banking company,
WALTERBORO, S. G
. «' Idle money, like an Idle Field.
^ ^ Produces No Profit t
^ Money in Our Bank, like a Cultivated Field,
is a constant Benefit and increasing
profit.
The American Farmer supports manufac
turing, and this Bank helps both.
We pay (4) four per cent per annum in
our Saving Department.
^ Interest compounded quarterly.
liberal Accomodation to Oar Castoners.
CALL AND SEE US.
row:
I. F. LUCAS.
President.
Not only give your boy a “college” edu-
ucation, but also teach him to know the
value of a BANK BOOtf.
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Teach him to work and save while
young. He will help make his own way
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through college and be a better man when
he comes out.
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
We pay liberal interest consistent with
safety 4 per cent.
R. L. FRASER,
Cashier.
Attraction for Walterboro |
The handsome new Millinery Store for Mrs. J. S.
Jones is completed and is filled with ^ beautiful
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new goods and ready for customers. A treat in
Store for the ladies.'
Our work has been steadily going on at my resi
dence since Miss Trice arrived on the 12th.
Farmers and Merchants Bank. a Grand Millinery Opening
Cotton Seed
WALTERBORO,
CHOICE
GROCERIES,
Gold Band Hams,
FRESH FRUITS,
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Apples, Oranges and Banan-
nas always on hand.
I want to buy
Ten Cases of Eggs
THIS
16c Per Dozen.
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G.L BLOCKER.
Fresh Beef,
Pork, Veal,
Sausages and Puddings,
Phone 53y.
H. A FRANCIS.
SOUTH CAROLINA
VOTED SPECIAL TAX
Smoaks, March 27,—Special: The
election held in the Little Swamp
school district Saturday for the pur
pose of voting jk special levy of three
mills for school purposes resulted
in favor of the levy The vote was
17 for;-16 against the additional
levy.
ON
APRIL STH AND 6TH
Remember the date and the place—Next door to
Terry & Shafter.
Cordially,
Mrs. J. 5. Jones.
W. W. Carter of Ruffin was here
Monday on a businem trip.
Plant seed that will give you cotton—not stalk or seed—
but cotton. That’s where your money is.
Our verities are all carefully (elected 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.
RELIABLE
NEW POSTMASTERS-
Wa*hington. March 25.-C R Wil-
ion, postmaster at Green Pond. Col
leton county has been removed from
office and H. P. ToWlea was appointed
in his place. “ ,
' J, M. Bennett has been appointed
poet master at Stokes. Colleton coun
ty. in place of J. E. Morris, resigned.
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W. B. Porcher is spending a few
days this.weak with relatives at
Spartanburg.
The April maeting of the Womans
society will be
Church Satur-
April 1. at (JO
We have in our Stables a
few exceptionally fine
Mules, also Several
Gentle Driving
HORSES.
It will certainly pay you to
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see these fine animals.
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MAY A ANDERSON.
PROM KKLIAKLK PEOPLE
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, Chufas, Velvet
Beans.
Prices on application.
WRITE
SHUPTRINE CO. .
Savannah, Georgia. *
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
Trim • thirty days’ Practical course
in our wall equipped Machine Shops,
and taara Automobile businem and
accept good positions. Charlotte
N.C.
WE ARE READY FOR
HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
This month is "House Cleaning Time" [and we^ are
ready. Look over the following list and see if there
is’nt something you will need- If the article you want
is not on this list we've got it anyway.
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JAPALAC,
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IRON BED ENAMEL.
FURNITURE POLISH.
PAINT.
, OIL,
DUSTERS.
BROOMS,
SCREEN DOORS.
SCREEN WINDOWS.
ALABASTINE.
FLYTRAPS, '
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MATTING,
RUGS.
SHADES.
ART SQUARES.
'LILONEUM,
OILCLOTH.
HAMMOCKS,
LAWN SWINGS,
PORCH CHAIRS.
WALL PAPER.
and TI everything PORCH SHADES
ELSE IN THE KOUSEFUKNISH1NG LINE.
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Brown Furniture & Hardware Company
' MAIL ORDERS FILLED FIRST
There will be a moving picture
•how at tha auditorium of the High
school Friday evening, J. T. Thomas
srill be in charge, and there will be
other etunte. such as swalloiiiBg
fire. *
Harry G. Curtis and erife with
little daughter Leila, have been for
several days on a visit to Mr. Curti’s
parents. He returned to Charleston
an Tuesday. Mrs. Curtis will re
main fur seaeral days.
I. K. Linder, who boidaa posstaoo
with the Peka Sawmill Ca. at Fivay
Fla., is risiting Mb mother near
Weeks, white la town yesterday he
paid our office a call
LG. Yariey.