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* r i . r A DoBar Jap*** it a wwk- iag partnar—warldag iiay aadl aigbl aanyag ialtratl for you. LEAVE IT WITH IT FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. Peurikoy, Prrsi .cnt. E. E. Jones, Vicc-Prcst. C. G. Pafkiett Cashier. cm9^>s 9vg invsvsion or TROUBLES .1 _ JJNT ST THE CJAL Mason's Fruit Jars. . * * /fhe time is here for putting up fruits and vegetables. Do not allow any surplus you may have in your orchard or garden to go to waste, but save it for future use. This is easily done if you use * « . • \ 1 Mason's Fruit Jars. We have them in all sizes and at rock bottom prices. Extra rubbers in stock. IAM'AIj and pkiwonal. . L. N. Yon of Ro»d»lde.. buHinetM tn ton a S»turd*y. bad Prof. J. Hire Godlejr. °t ton. hml tmaine*# In town Friday. NO MAN. HOWEVER WEALTHY HE BE, SHOULD BE WITHOUT A READY CASH RESERVE FOR SOME QUICK BUSJNESS STROKE WHICH MAY YIELD HIM QUICK FORTUNE. R. 8. Breland, Of Round, wan hei* NO BUSINESS IS A PROFITABLE BUSINESS FROM WHICH A MAN MAY NOT DRAW OUT SOME MONEY AND BANK IT. st Make OUR Bank YOU R Bank. WE PAY LIBERAL INTEREST CONSISTENT WITH SAFETY 4 PER CENT. Brows & Hardware Company. yesterday. © E. Hubater spent last week Sullivan's Island. H. H. Thompson, of Brant, buaineHK In tonn Saturday. had J. H. Roberts of Stokes was here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lucas went to Chur Jest on Wednesday. Mr. Melvin UUhop of Cottagevllle was tn town Friday on business. B. Mitts, of Istaudfon was a pleas it:* visitor at our office Saturday. B. Bridge, a prosperous fann er of Round, catted to see us while lu town Saturday. Mrs Ftckllng of Allendale Is here visiting her dauifhter. Mrs. B. O. Price. Mrs t'harlotle Henderson Is •pending a few daya at Sullivan'a Island. * Mias Corine WllUatna of Ocala, Fla., Is vlsitlnc her slater, Mrs. W. V Glover. - George Mungezer of Charleston, was in town last week, baling come to attend the 4th of July dance. W. J Trowel!, of Great Swamp, was In town Saturday, with a flue load of melons. Miss Alelne- Godwin, of Scranton. R C. ts visiting at the home of Hr. wd Mrs. Herman Crosby. M. M .Smith, prosperous farmer of Cottageviile. was among those in town Friday. Mrs J B. Glover and daughters, little Misses Lucile and Oracle, of Oolletor-i were here several days last week visiting relatives. Mr* H \V duBols left Friday for Savannah, where she is visiting her sons who are in business la that city. • v Hon Jas E Peurifojr. Represents five D T. Smith. W. W. Snioak and son. William, attended the far mers* picnic at Sniders Friday. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Rorrall. are visittajt relatives In Beaufort. They will later go to Wilson. N. C., to vrislt Mrs. Morrall's old home. T^fey will be sway a month. E. It. McTeer and daughter. Miss Nellie, left Monday for Beaufort, to visit his daughter, Mrs. G. E. H. Moore, who is spending the Summer In Beaufort. Col. and Mrs C. G. Henders >n ex pect to leave this afternoon for a visit of a month or more to their children in Edgefield. S. C., and Knoxville and Benton Tennessee *? J F. StrlcMand. of Weeks, was lu town Saturday Mr. Strickland says that he has the finest crop he has had for years and If the Oct, casioml rains continue he will mak 1090 bushels of corn. Mr and Mr. T P. Murray, and druicMer. little Miss. Huhy. ac companied. by his mother Mr* P. M Murray, left Thursday for Mon- roft, N C?. where they will ap»nd two weeks as guests of Mrs. J. D. Warren „ . Mrs. Bailie Bellinger of Charles ton, who has been visiting relatives In town has returned to her home. Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Beach, of Trilby Fla., are here visiting rela tives in and near town. Mrs. J. M. Wltsell and little son, Mitchell, are on Sulllvanls Island for a few days. Dr. T. G. Kershaw returned last week from a marooning party off Charleston. Charles Solomons of Savannah is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. C. P. Flshburne, Sr. Dr. C. I. Goodwin a recent gradu ate of the Charleeton Medical Col lege has located at Ritter. <a Miss Katharine Cunningham of Au gusta is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Fanner . W W. Bryan*, president of Bells local farmers union, was In town Monday. M. G. Gruber, Manager of the Cash Mercantile Company', Is spending tnia week on the Island. Fanners and Merchants WALT ERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA Dr. J. F! Herndon and son, Klein, were in town yosterday. H. A. Latimer of Greenville Ip In towi:* visiting friends, <av. Miss Emmie Strobel Is In Charles ton visiting Miss I,oui»e Thames. 8. Finn, spent Sunday and Mon day In Savannah. Mies Minnie Ayer, of Bamberg, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. D. B. Blask. Mrs, Milas J. Black gnd children, of Bamberg, are Ip town visiting President J. B. Liles of the Wal- terboro Cotton Oil Mill is In Spar tanburg this week. He will return the latter part of the week. C. H. Fraser, aeststsnt postmaster at Walterboro, will leave roxt Tues day for a visit of a week to Hen dersonville, N. C. J. W.'LaBruce, of Sebastian, FIs., was in town Isat week. Mr. La- Bruce was s resident of Walterboro seven ! years ago. J. Willie Beaob ard family of Armstrong, FUa, are at home with his parents near here, 'or a* while MRs 1 heodora and Frances Hsyne of Greenville are here visiting at the home of Mrs. E. T. H. Shaffer. J. D. vonLehe ha« accepted, a position at the Colleton Mercantile and Mfg. Company’s store in Wal terboro during Mr. Murray's ab sence. Mrs. J. F. Brant accompanied by Mrs. A. R. Ritter of Drawdys, left Saturday for Sulllvanfs Island wber * she will be for several days. Mrs. A. O. Hiolt, and little ruugh- ter, Farie, of Round, are spend ing some time with relatives in Co lumbia, St Matthews and Orange- Presents! Presorts!! There is nothing so suitable for presents in jewelry as g solid gold or sterling silver article. SuchJ an article will LAST g LIFE TIME and is m LASTING remembrance of FRIENDSHIP. If you want anything in this line call at OUR STORE , j where you will find a large Assortment of the BEST articles in Solid Gold Sterling Silver CUT GALSS To Sslsct From C ,v livery and Transfer I have sold out my Hotel business, and have opened pp an up-to-date . x Livery, Transfer and Hadi Business. Good Teams, Single or Doable, at any time. Bus and Hack Meets all Trains. Eckardt’s livery Stable 70x, Next to Dspot Aoonns. - 9 R. L Fraser, cashier of the Colleton Booking Co., left Monday snornime for Hendersonville, N. C. where he will be for several daya. Hfe was joined by Mrs. Fraser and sort. Ludlow at Charleston, who accempanied him to tho mows talas. Dr. M. C. Flshburne Is visiting his wife's relatives at Leedvllle. From there Dr. Flshburne will go to the mountains of North Carolina. A. F. Henderson cashier of the Ehrhardt Banking Company is enjoying a vacation In the moun tains of Tenn. Dr. L. M. Stokes has recently pur*' chased a fine automobile for use in his practice, it Is a 30 horee power, Chalmers-Detroit. * Jno. H. Peurffoy has gone to Ro chester, N. Y., to take in the ex cursion to Quebec, up the St. Law rence river. Mr. Peurifoy went to the Shriners' convention at Roches ter. Hugo S. Strickland of Smoaks, was in town Monday, Mr. Strickland is with Smoak, Carter A Maxey now. He a ill he remembered as having made the race for county superin tendent of education and is spoken of for the next race. IF IT ITCHES WILL CURE IT For agio by John M. Klein. Mr. acd Mrs. Mathew Tomlinson, and son, of Fla., who have been visiting Mrs. Tomlinson’s father, L. M. Prine, of Mt. Carmel, apent Sun day night hers with relatives and rs turn kl home Monday*. Mrs. O. E. Beach, and children, Mildred and Cuddger, who are vis iting relatives near Stokes, were in town yesterday they were ac companied by Mrs. G. A. Beach, and daughter. Mlsa Sara Kohn leaves Friday morning for Beaufort where she goes to attend a week-end house pally, given by Dr. and Mrs. Rush of Hampton. Misses Sara and Bessie Kohn, returned Friday from Sullivan's Is land where they enjoyed a house party given by Mrs. Monash. Additional Tax Election. The Oottagevllle school district has presented a petition to the coun ty board of education, asking for a special election for the purpose of voting an additional levy of four mills for school purpoess. The pe tition* contains the necessary num ber of signatures and the election has been ordered for Tuesday, Au gust 7. Cottagevllle school dis trict already has a special levy of four mills. W. O. w. Picnic. There wtil be a W. O. W. picnic at Hlott's Park, Thursday, July 37. Several speakers have been Invited and a big time la expected. The public b Invited to attend. I ’ ORANGEBURG COUEGE, ORANGEBURG, S. C Thu school with a great faculty of Sixteen College and Univer sity trained teachers, will be gin its Eighteenth session Sep tember 20th. Expenses have been placed withjn reach of everybody. Board, the best in the State, at actual coat. Fine heathful location. Elec tric lights. Artesian water. Broad open fireplaces. Fine Conservatory of Musk. Rooms for a number of new students. We absolutely guarantee mtis- fsetion. No safer school for your child in all the land. Write today for our beautiful new catalogue. * Address W. S. PETERSON, The Ladies of Walterboro and Surrounding Country ARE INVITED TGCALL AT Mrs. Jones 9 Millinery Store AND GET A FINE DRESS HAT OR A STYLISH SAILOR AT JUST HALF PRICE This sale began July 4th, and continues through the entire ' month of JULY. AjPrggyFon Will bs Givsn With^achjfat Prices of Hab Cut in Two. Don’t wait, come and make your selections at once. Cordially, Mrs. J. S. Jones. i |47 Broughton St. . ORANGEBURG. 5. C. . r .■■■■■ ! A Porch Party at A»htoiw Lodge, July 10.—Special: On Friday evening Mime* C'oieen and Enia Jones gave a porch party in honor of Misses Lucile and Dot Bull of Orangeburg. The house was be&utifully decorated carrying out the color scheme of green and white. Old maid, animal grab and "up Jinks’* were played on the spacious porch. | Miss Lucile Bull and Mr. E. Jones won first prize in guessing contest, i Miss Norma Polk, of Lamar, and" Mr. W Jones won the booby prize, a 6 cent bottle of cologne. The most enjoyable feature of the evening waa some duets and so- • los rendered by the Misses Bull, j Then Miss Dot recited, she recites with an ease and grace that charms and holds the attention of any au- ‘ dience. Ad went away happy. Crops are beautiful throughouT the country, everybody is in a spl did humor, with anticipations of bountiful harvest. Picnics galore. Fan and be happy is my motto. LAETA PUELL.’ ' A CARD OF THANKS . Cottagevllle, July 10.—Editot Press and Standard: Please allow me space in your valuable paper to express my heartfelt thanks to my friends acd neighbors for their many kindnesses to myself and fam ily during our recent illness. May the good Lord bless them every one. > Yours truly, T. D. MUCKENFUSS. Miss Bertha EsDorn returned to her home at Mashawvllie, Saturday after spending some time in Wal terboro and Raaenel.