The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 08, 1911, Image 8
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PBB88 AND flTANDABD, WALTKRBOKO, & a
NOVBMMR 1, 1911.
Remember
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1 hat it is not a yood policy
to spend all you have made.
Put some cf your earnings to
uork in the SAVINGS DE
PARTMENT of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jas. E. Peurifoy,
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Presi lent.
E. E. Jcnes
Vice-Prest
C. G. PaIkjett
Cashier.
Pianos and
are the new additions in our Musi-
cal Department.
From now on, we will be author*
ized agents for Colleton County
for pianos and organs, supplied by
the well known Southern- Music
House,
LOUDEN.& BALES, OF. SAVANNAH,
selling the High Grade instruments
for t>ver 40 years.
We will sell same at reasonable
prices for cash or monthly pay*
ments to every one in Colleton
County. -
We cordially invite the musicians
to come to our store and pl,y a
tune on. our sample piano or
organ. ;
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S. Font Jewelry Co.
WALTERBORO, S. C.
i io Main St.
SAVANNAH. GA.
402 Broughton, St.
Farmer* and Merchants Bai
OF WALTERBORO. S. C.
«Invites accounts cf individuals, firms and corpor-
ations.
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Pays 4 per cat Interest on Savings
Issues Time Certificates of Depo:
Extends Cordial Welcome to All.
Deposits. /
ates of Deposit Bearing Interest.
THE
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THAt
R. R. AICHMAN.
President.
Come and Us
A. N. WICHMAN.
X. President.
M. fEHBURNf.
Cashier. . -
I.O« ,\l. AMD I'H^SOVAI..
LANDS FOR SALt
1. 400 acres 3 12 to 4 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Carmel
Road. Running water on one side and through center. Four
nice houses, two of four rooms and kitchen, and two of three
rooms and kitchen. 225 a< resin cultivation; and under fence.
Some pine, cypress and poplar timber.
2. 150 acres enclosed by fence; 6 miles fro’ftv Walterboro, I 4
mile from Drawdy’s Station. TVo excellent four-room houses,
and good barn, stable, etc. 75 acres in cultivation. Price $.‘1000
3. 117 acies three hundrt*d yards from the corporate limits
of the town of WatterUiro. Nice 7-room house with five fire
places. Good barn, slitd*. stables: 2 excellent Unant houses,
one of 3 rooms and of 2 moms. 05 acres in cultivation: 75 acres
under wire fence. Bargain at $2K00.
4. 190 acres of very rich fertile land near Islandton, S. C.
Bargain; reasonable terms. Excellent modern house.
. 5. 700 acres 1-2 mile from Jaclisonboro, S C. Fine dwelling
house and out buildings. Brice $7 per acre.
WAN m>. To purchase within the nex* 30 days 15 good mules,
500 bushels of corn; and 5 000 pounds of fodder.
APPLY TO
JAS. E. PEURIFOY
WALTERBORO, S C.
Miss Lillian Yarn ad op, of Oree-t
Swamp, attended the lyceum at the
Hish school auditorium Monday
CottagSville. evening.
[iokLUM
Melvin Bishor of
was a visitor at the F’air yeaterdaj
* * i Mr. and Mrs. G. M. River* of
W. D. Bennett, cf Lodge, was it« Beaufort are here this week eiiloV'
town Saturday.
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, E. O. Hill, of Round, was among
those who were in town Monday.
G. J. Nrttlrs cf City, Rente 5.
was in town Monday on business
Among those enjoying the frir
this week. Is Homer Ruth, of Lodge
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B. G. Thompson, of l,odge. 4*
among those at the fair this week.
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B. L. Jones md niece. Miss Jones
are enjoing the fair this week.
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Mrs. R. A. Me Ik and baby of Bam
berg, are berg visiting Mrs. B. H.
Graves. ^
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Mrs. E. A. Terry, of Vart-.ille, is
here jvbjting her mother. Mrs. E. L
Luras. «
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ing the fair, as the gursts of
brother, P. F. Rivers.
hii-
Mr. end Mrs. G. E. H. Moore, of
Hiuiii trout Hie, are receiving the
eongratulaticns of their friei.ds ov
er the advent of a fine little daught
er who came Sundry night.
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G. J. Varn, of Ruffin. Route 2. is
among the visitors at the fair this
week. Mr. Varn is buynig cotton
seed for the Southerit- Cotton 0.1
Coiup&ny of Savannah.
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Phil. M. Padgett, of Williams, is
the exhibitor of some beautiful
birds in the poultry department of
the fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. L A. Reed, of St.
George, and Mias Ki te Felder, of
Bamberg, are the guests of Dr. and
Mis. A. I*. Baruee this week.
Tar$e
LWireSi
Non-
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, J. A. Pr-Jgett, of lAxige is driv
ing a very pretty and stylish horse.
Miss .Mattie Berry of Ruffin. an entrant in the single buggy
pens- Saturday and Sunday in horse class,
towtii with relatives.
there are many reasons why you should use
DC ONLY ELECTRIC ALLY WELPEP FENCE MADE.
“Pittsburgh .
Perfect- ..
r Fence
FOR FIELD, FARM, RANCH, v
LAWN and POULTRY PURPOSES
SewntiKcaRy constructed and ««lite'si*y : ■» wnp*'
damps, lias or twiata. ‘ All wires dectncaSy welded make* our
lance aa atcong at the ioint aa at any other point, which adds years
of Ide lo the fence and it makes ii superior to any other. Stay
Him gauge ns mtarmediate law wire*, the poml that counts lor
lasting strength and service.
Made of OPEN HEARTH WIRE, near kke old hnie mn
I'Swire, conceded far superior to Bessemer Steel and tah-ameed
m * ■— ■
ky our own wmeoved preceaa.'
INSIST UPON v
“PITTSBUftGH PERFECT’ BRANDS
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or.
NAILS, WINK. BANS WINK.v
ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE
Fnitire &
Hardware Co.
The Busy Business,'
Waste
.Wire.
ian]
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Vice Pre^idctf, J. D. Mi ley,
here this week, and has agr.4n en-
tt r« d his handsome pair of Mark
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Mr. Roy Padgett, of |fuffin, at
tended the Fair a few days this
week. , h^rsos in the double and single liar
• • • J ness clas. es.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sdiglr-r, of
RquiaI, were in town Monday shop- Kalesdny in Waltetiborn.
Pi'W- j The fullowing tracts of land were
* * * sold in Walterboro Monday.
MLs Lina Renton spent sever. 4 Adams Run Towiuslilp.
days of last week with relatives j y Brown. 10 acres, sold to J.
hear Pine Grove. C. l^emacks. Atty. for $22.50. .
I • • • Estate of Joseph Smells. 10 acrea,
Mrs. Leon Adams, who is visiting sold to T. W. Mesaervey for $30.00.
hr r granilpareiuLs near Mt. (’armel M
in town todiy.
The “Ellectric Weld” Man will Have
Something for YOU at THE FAIR.
Look him up.
AYLOR,
Leader in Dry Goods.
\V. B. Caldwell,* of Ixwlge. had
Important business in Walt* rboro
monday.
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H. B. Willi-tnia, of Williams, wm
in towik Mcxiay and paid us a
pler-ant call.
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J. W. Smith and B. C. Seller*, of
Olar. are amoi<3 those In to»n this
week. nttendinR the fair.
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Miss Brrbara Jatjir,* wh« is
teaching the Ashton school, is in
town this week attending the fair.
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T. J. Stmnioi'j, of Islandton. is
here, having entered a number of
‘'Xhlbita «4--Mfe*fair.
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J. W. Mlley. a member of the high
way commission, from Snioak*. is
here this week at thd fair.
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Ja* A. Padgett, of Round, has a
very fine entry of poultry ii> the
fair this week.
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W. AiyPuRant, ot Cottagevill«,
exhibiting a number~of fine cr>tt’«.
Hi* Jerseys ere of the best breed. #
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Miss F.orrif Howell, rf SL
George, is here this week \isitmg
relatives.
Among these here with exhibit*
the f«ir this week, are J. B. s-ad
J. H. Kinsey of Round.
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Mrs. R. C. Kirkland and nie'<».
Miss Jncksoty cf Barnwell, are her>
enjoying the fair.
Ben Saunders, 1 lot bid in by
State for taxes and cost, $11.24.
Philips Si Fon 7S‘ acres, sold to are posted as to quality, styles, and
T. \V. Messervey for $46.00.
Wtn. Mr.-yck, 10 acres, sold to J. price—we kown the actual cost to
When it comes to Dry Goods— j the output to use all he has. Wei
we acknowledge no equal—we , ar ® contracting for all of the cotton
study the dry goods business, and
goods our capital will allow
We have bought and are buying
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goods cheaper than they have been
in 20 years. We Ihew this condi-
\V Lyons for $22.00
Rosa Young. 20 acres sold to T.
W. Messervey, for $77.00
Linder Smoaks, 5 acres sold to T.
W. Messervey for $11.00
Thomas Nix. 15 acres, sold to E
Bryr-n for $90,00. ,
Esteila Graham 3 acres, sold to aB 4 if they have a special offering, ^ i n buying all we possibly can, and
the sute foiMaxss and^cost, $9.72. |their man comes straight to us on 1 we have the goo<ig at priceg b elow-
Jim Smith. 70 acres, sold to J. 0
L«marks, Atty, for $325.00
make every piece of goods we han- tion would exist—hence we held off
die—hence we are in position to i n our buying—this fall, until prlc-
buy at the lowest possible price. g 0 t where we wante<| them —
we in touch with all the mills they are now such that we feel safe
Master’s Sale.
N. W. Warren, et al. vs. Raso
Warren, was sold to J. C. Lemacks,
Atty. -
/Ex Parte, R. D. Carter, commit
tee. was sold to R. D. Carter.
Poison Oak Cured By Tctteriue.
There is at last a remedy that
will cure poise# oak and all other
skin troubles such as eczema, in
fants sores, dandruff, piles, tetter,
etc. Get a box of Tetterine, it U
a soothing, healing ointment that
'will bring icetant relief to your
tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box
today. Tetterine is for sale at all
good druggists. If your druggist
can't supply you send us 50c and
we wil mail you a box at once.
The Shuptrlne Co.. Savannah, Ga.
For Sale By John M. Klien.
his arrival in Walterboro, for he which c&q't be duplicated by any
knows if he has a bargain we have | other merchant except at a loss.
Good light Calicoes M _ 3 Vic. Men's Silk FouY-in-hand ties .-.10c.
Good, dark Calicoes, M «> -.3 Vic. Men's Silk Tech Scarfs... .. 10c.
Best American Prints.. .. ...Sc. Ladies and Gents Mufflers ._ 10c.
Yerd Wide yellow Homespun 4 Vic Round Can Talc Powder .. ».10c.
Apron Ginghams.. ... — ... ...4 Vio. Regular 50c. men’s Shirts.. —25c.
74 Yard Bleach — 4 Vic. Regular 50c. men’s work shirts 25c.
27 inch Outing.,. — .... — 5c. Children's Knitted Waists.,. ..10c.
Bable’s Fleeced Vests ... — — Sc. And scores of other values ecpmUy
White Embroidered Belts.. — 5c.
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as good.
K. D. Kobiu<oii and S. A. Mar
vin, Jr., of While Hr4l, are her*
with a number of fine pen* of birt!a*i
at the fair. V/L LUIJLI
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T. W. Hughe**, of Stoke*, is <>?•'
of the largest exhibitors at the fair I
One of his entries Is a bug weigh
ing about 800 pounds.
B. L. Breland, of Drs. Creek, was
h-n- Monday* on business.
TAYlOR’S
opular Store
W J TAYLOR, Proprietor
COLLETON BANKING COMPANY
Walterboro, S. C.
W. L. Utsey. of Round, is an P-
intereseld visitor 'at the fair t’tts
week. He Is also oro of the la •
e<«t exhibitors.
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Miss Georgia Arkwrman. who «s
•Mststlng Mrs. J. G. Padgett in her
department, also brought in several
most Interesting hlstrolcal relics.
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Mrs. W. W. Cone and children, of
’4.r !ge. rare here the gu**'i of
ih. .- par :*s. Mr. a id Tlrs. Jt. E.
JuliiS. , '• * .
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i Auditor J. B. Bla-'k, of Beaufort.
( Is a fair week visitor to Wslterbom
: He is stopping with his brother, Dr.
H. W. Black.
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Mr. Beverly Rogers, oce^f Ridge
1 vilie’s most grosfcrrofca yomfr farm-
srs s nired tn town yseUrday nfur-
noon. He will spend the entire
1 week in ntfhndnace of the fair.
1910 .
$ 20,524.21
145,908.23
lOO.'OSS 27
October
1911
$ 30,559.57
181,600.48
244,490.84
Capital Stock, Surplus aud Profits
Deposits
Total Resources
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This Bank Stands 5th From Head on the Roll of Honor of aD State
and National Banks in Sooth Carolina.
Call and see'hs when you come to the County Fair next week. We invite your Deposits.
We pay 4 P er cent, per annum, in our Savings Department, interest computed quarterly on
First of Jfmuary, April, July and October.
The’ Oldest and Strongest Bank in the County*
John F. Lucas, President R. L. Fraser, Cashier.
THE PROOF OF GOOD SERVICE 15 STEADY GROWTH.