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t „«*v & V" •# ! •i’lr JD- > Rl ftv ' . if B* i l! :-*• /• PAOB KtOBT ^ V , ^ vj V # 1 *. AND STAND ABC, WALTKKBOftO, 8. a ¥ . v<s 4T , . :.v^ ▲vouvr.if, itn. ^ i B starti )*» out in life prefers to succeed rather that tall. ||J Many tail because their education in the line of saving has been neglected Tlie opportunity is open to evei^y youn/;,person in this community to deposit his or her spare money and receive interest on deposits. 4 per cent Paid on Saving#'Deposits FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. Pkurikoy, E. E. Jcnks * C. G. Paik;ett Prrsi ient. ' V r ice-Prest Cashier. & iW WUR COIN PUT IT a • I # IN THE # • School Opens September 18 • 0 Get a Home in Walterboro Now. I Imve in rlinrge fur iinmeiUate salr tin* following |»r^Hrt) in Waltwhon* School IHMHct: 1. One tiouM* and lot arnr tlw l k rrMb)(crian t'Muccli. Six i< miiiih. wa(«*r*w<iriBN, four firr|ilnrr*. H*»unc huilt laat yenr. I'Hinifit Itood loention. Good ariichbor*. AUrnctlvc liomo SIIMNI. • ’; •a. One hou«r on A. C. L. K. R. a lew yanhi lieyond town liinHa. 4 room* and hallway, and c4cvc« arrew of l^uxd, mont of which lian been cleared and bmkci* liuiKaia at flOOO. a. On* I tow nc and 34 acrea of land only a few yard* Im*)<*ihI (owa liinita faring on A. t*. K. U. Hoiamc Imm S i*mmii« hrnide* kitchen S30DO. * «. One h«m*e anti loC aatem part of town, 4 room* ami IimIIwm)—SUMO. 5. One tract of laall, 40 acre* one qaarter mile from town. ‘JO mt-rr* ia cwlthratlon wader good wire fence and *iUNi|e> owl. No bwlldlaga.lUrgalw at $40 per acre. 0. One tract of wood laad one quarter mile from tow^ couiMining 40 ariM, no ha Whag?., gM per acre. 7. One tract of SO acre adjuinlag town Umlta. $40 per acre No hnilrWagiu Plenty wood. /) *v* M. One tract la town. 95 acrea, one tenant home with 9 iimmii* and outhwiktiag, 5 acrea, ia raltirathiw—<kmm! wire fence n row ml field ami ow oar aide of tract. Price $1950. »». Tract 50 acrea - oa Harlcmla Komi, onr quarter mile from town, wire fence on three aide*, O acrea ia cultivation. 9 to |M*r acre. JAS. E. PEURIFQY WALTERBORO. SfC. 4 * , li. . A A/>V t'. ii . •m.aeO* • o •jirST A m\S Bl'SHKI.S of whkat planted in THE GROIND ‘bETO.ME MANY HrSHEIiS OF GRAIN; HO WILL THE MONEY YOU PUT IN OUR RANK FROM TIME TO TIME BBCOME A BIG HUM. THE INTEREST WE WILL PAY YOU W’ILL HELP IT GROW'. Make OUR Bn i* YOUR Bank. * We |n»y lil**ral interest cimisIs tent with aafety 4 per cent. Farmers and Merchants A. H. WI ’HMAN V ice-P resilient I K H. W1CHMAN President WAU ERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA M. FISHBURNE Cashier. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS IN AND ~ AROUND TOWN. ' ■ Dr. J. H. Baker and Harry Smith went to Bethel Friday, where they enjojod the picnic. Mr. antd Mr*. D. E. Benton were among those who attended the pic nic Friday. Mrs. R. L. Fraser and little son, Ludlow, who have been spending a month in the moantalna of North Carolina returned last week. • • • 6 Mr. E. P. Knight, who has been at Hot Sprli:«s, N. C., is expected to return home the latter part of R U. McMillan, of l^xlRe, paid us the week. ' a pleasant call while in town Sat- / We will sell everything in / ■ Jewelry Line ?it onr / / A Discount of 10 0 : 0 L With exception of EDISON PHONO GRAPH, RECORDS and “BIG BEN” CLOCK. unlay. • • • i - Capt G. W. Way and G. M. Ben nett of Mt. ('arniel were in town. Friday. • * • Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Graves, re turned Monday, after tHH udir-^ sev eral days on the l»le of Palms and in Chhrleston. • • • Miss Esther Poller, a popular am attractive young lady of Aiken is visiting her friend and school mate, Miss Sara Kohn. • • • Dr. John Price, of North, passed through town last week on his way home after a few dttyts fishing in the low country. \ * ~ J 'of Lodge, have returned from a tVlp to the uiountalna where they spent a very pleasant holiday. S. Finn Jeweby Walterboro, South CaroKma at $22“ PER TON THAT’S WHAT HOME RAISED BALED HAY BROUGHT, LAST YEAR. CAN YOU THINK OF A MORE PROFITABLE CROP? ' You will be surprised to know how many bales of hay you can get out of your field with a McCormick Mower BY ALL MEANS BALE YOUR HAY. WHY? BECAUSE Baling puts it in a Salable condition Baling causes it to hold its strength Baling saves waste in feeding Biail ing requires less storage room A Solid Car Load of Mowers and ' A Solid Car Load of Balers o * » JUST RECEIVED Easy Terms to Responsible Persons. ° $ > Mr and Mrs A Betxw Mrs. W. V'. Glover, Misses Hattie iMid Katy. Glover, who have been* to Hot Springs; N. (\, are expected to return Thursday. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Glover, who have been spendthe month of August, at Hot Springs and, Hender sonville. N. U., will return the latter part of the week. • • • Miss Rrailsford and Miss Knox, f Ciiarlestor, who have been visit ing at the home of Mrs. B. K. San ders, will return to their home Thursday. • • •- Postmaster B. Levy, spent severaJ days last week Beaufort. Misses Ruth and Namle Creigh ton, of Greenwood, are the charm ing guests of Miss Eunice Glover this week Brown Fnniitiire and Hardware Company “The Busy Business.” BORN Hirtlw. to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 9mKk • $ $ James E. Peurlfoy, president of | Rtnoaks, August 23. a. fine girl. The First National Bank, w ho has ; - - been spending several weeks at Sore*, anti all HkJr. Disease* l>i*a|e Glei-:i Springs, will return today. • • « ~ —- J I tear When Tcttertne Is Um*L Tills is the one unfailing reme- G. B. Herndon, of Eutawvtlle, is dy, and no matter how severe a- in town for a few days, having rase of eczema, piles, tetter, ring- come over to visit his wife and worm, old sores or scalp disease tuiby hoy who are spending the | you may suffer with TETTURINE summer in town- i will give instant relief and affect a penr.w mt cure. We know the merits of this soothing, healing, an tiseptic ointment so well that we part of the week, and from theroo i fully guarantee It. Get a 60c box he went to (Columbia Monday to i at your druggist. If he has not appear before the tYtate Board of ! the get. line TETTERfNE, send us Hducattun to argue the case of j .">0* and we will supply you at once. P-of. L. C- Padgett, versus Htrirk-lThe Shuptrfne To, Savannah Ga., land schoo* district. ‘ For Sale By John M. Klein 30 . —— Joseph M. Moorer. Esq., visited re I r* Ives at St. George the latter "You Sexy- a any "SHIELD <Qher<> i«nf ex clot has AND**axmtiNa ouMtion whScK'sti ield thwdb our way your clot I till to tk« OUMtKSn BRAND** CLOTHING wont exnawar. • • • _ T r t W.M. FOX, ludje, S. t . Quality {gome in. lot urn show you SHIELD BRAND** CLOTHING the clothes you want to buy at the price you want to pay. t “t* * i* 1 + SCHOOLBOOKS For Sale. rpHK l*KP>iS AND STANDARD ^ »»** been made County Depowi- tory Bar Srhool boc»lu«. All the I*ate*t adoption can tied in stock, and orders promptly filled. CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER No «Teel,I will be given on school books, as Giey are placed wdUi u* on consignment iu*1 the book or the MONEY must he here. OTHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES. In addition U» live line of school hoivks, we carry a full line of Pen «nd Pencil Tablet*. Ink, Pens, iVn- cil*. Crayons, Slate*. Examination Blank*, etc. lat u* Supply y<mr Uhlldrea . THE pressandstandard » Scbool (took Depository F m m & sSb or CollHon Cotuity. Mrs, W. Fraser is visiting relr'ive* in Savannah this week. Mr. aM Mra. P. M. Johns, of I J. F. Drawdy, of Ritter, who hi^s recently been Appointed trustee for Lodge, were in town last week, vis- Itlng st the home of her parents, Sehool District, was la tows M- and Mrs. R. l. Jm*s.