Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<* THE FfiESS ANT) fTTAXDARD, W.\T.TEKBORO, S. C PACE FIVE r. , t and Standard WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA The Paper With Circulation. t Covers Colleton like the Dew. Well Equipped Office, Improved Machinery, New est Type. JUNO* UNOnri»E~'TH- W.Kt BABY -- WHAT USE HAVE YOU FOR A NEWSPAPER ? - , Everyone these days has become so accustomed to a weekly or daily Newspaper that the above question has never been thought of, much less answered. How would you answer it? “I have so much use for it that I am not going to do without one if I can rake and scrape together enough money to subscribe to one. Why, it only takes $1.00 per year to get The Press and Standard and thus get all the news of the count, Etc. Then there are the advertisements, the births, the deaths, the meetings, the picnics, the social items. I just cannot do without my county paper,” says one. Do you know anyone not getting The Press and Standard? Is this person your friend? If so get him to sub scribe and you will do him a lasting favor and we shall not forget you. Show your friend this paper and let him see the kind of county paper The Press and Standard is. Every section of the county is represented by wide-awake correspondents, who send in the happenings of their communities, and these are bound to be interesting items for you™they will keep you posted as to the doings of your friends. In case you have moved to another county or state, your home paper, giving the news of every ' ' - «■ vicinity, will be of great value to you. THE PRESS AND STANDARD * ' C > W. W. Smoak, Editor and Proprietor Waiterboro, South Carolina