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•♦The difference between the clerk who spends all of his
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salary and the clerk who saves part of it, is the differ
ence—in ten years—between the ownef of a business
and the man out of a job. ,, —JOHN WANNAMAKER.
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THAT’S RIGHT.
Begin now and Soon you’ll be your own boss. We want
the account of the clerk as well as that of the merchant.
One Dollar Opens an Account
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jas. E. Peurifov,
Presi ient
E. E. Jcnes
Vice-Prest
C. G. Padgett
Cashier.
LANDS FOR SAIL
1. One new six-room house near Presbyterian church. Price
$1,600.
2. Tract 50 acres; 3 12 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Car
mel road. 35 acres ta cultivation and under fence. Dwelling
and out buildings. Price, $600.
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3. 400 acres, two miles from Doctor’s Creek church;^ 1-2
miles trom Walterboro. 70 acres in cultivation. Twofttory
dwelling; six-room; good timber.
4. 117 actes three hundred yards from the corporate limits
of the town of Walterboro. Nice 7-room house with five fire
places. Good bam, sheds, stables; 2 excellent tenant houses,
one of 3 rooms and of 2 rwras. 65 acres in cultivation; 75 acre<
under wire fence. BargWh at $2800.
5. 400 acres 3 1-2 to 4 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Carmel
road. 4 fine houses. 2 of 4 rooms and kitchen and 2 of 3 room*
and kitchen. 225 acres of rich, productive land in cultivation;
30 acres under fence. Price $5000.
6. 150 aores enclose.) by fence; 6 miles from Walterboro. 14
mile from Drawdy’s Station Two excellent four-room houses,
and good barn, stable, etc. 75 acres in cultivation. Price $3000
7 190 acres of very rich fertile land near Islandton. S. C.
Bargain; reasonable terms. Excellent modern house.
.8 ' 700 acres 1-2 mils from Jarksonboro, S. C. Fine dwelling
house and out buildings. Price $7 per acre.
APPLY TO
y\ JAS. E. PEURIFOY
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WALTERBORO. S. C.
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Has just received a new lot of Ladies and Misses
Hats, which will please those who have »ot already
bought. ’ 7
Beaver Hats, Silk Hats, Felt Hats, Velvet Hats
—all fye prettiest and latest styles She has also a
rrettySo^of Gloves, Neckwearr Shirtwaists, Belts
,orsets|and Children's Cloaks.
GIVE MRS. JONES A CALL.
Mrs. J. S. JONES
WalttflyofoBonton* Millinery
NEXT DOOR TO TERRY & SHAFFER
Farmer* anti Merchant* Bank
■’ OF WALTERBORO. S. C. ,
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Invites accounts of individuals, tirms and corpor-
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ations.
Pays 4 per cent hteresf on Savings
Deposits.
Issues Time Certificates of Deposit Bearing Interest.
Extends Cordial Welcome to All. Come and See Us
or Write.
I. H. . A. H. WICIWAR.
4 V. President.
I M. FISNBURNL
Cashier.
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Christmas at Mrs. Black’s
A full line of Xiras # Dolls. We make a
specialty of Dolls at from 5 cents up.
Dainty Xmas Novelties of all kinds.
Books amd stationery make useful and
lasting remembrances. Lfet us show you
our line.
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I. H. A'lCWM?;
President. *
GREAT REDUCTION 4N MILLINERY
The time has come for our Annual Re
duction Sale. All our hats,'and Milli
nery are going at greatly reduced prices.
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SEE “MISS CAROLINE”
LOTAIi AND PKKMONAI,.
B. Tultn. of tho Fork, wa* in
town Mondt-y.
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W. D. Bennett. Haq., wa*
town Morday on buKineaH.
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Mr*. II. \V. du Ko|8 and daugh
ter, MIbh Ella, left this morning
for Olar, to attend the funer-*! f
Mrs. du Boia’ brother, Col. D. . H.
Wright.
MIhh Jeaaie Fraaer apeiH Thanks
giving with her aister in Barnwell.
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P. K. Willis of Oottageville was
in town Monday on business.
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Senator J. D. Ackerman, of Cot
tagevtlle came to Walterboro on
business Mondsy.
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Rev. P. W. Warren, of Stokes,
may be mentioned among those in
town Monday.
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A. B. Bennett, of Holly Hill was
here the firnt part of the week
attending court.
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Mlsa Mary Barce<t who is teach
ing the Roadside school, was here
Saturday.
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Prof. J. P. Risher, who is prin*
cipal of the Strickland school, was
In town Satu$Uay.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Joseph H.
Beich of Stokes, a girl on the
first day of December.
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Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. I.u-ngdale and
baby, of Hampton, spent Saturday
atMl Sunday in town with relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Huggins have
moved to Green Pond, where they
will spend the winter.
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Prof. A. C. Hiers r-nd daughter.
Miss Justine, of Smoaks, were in
town Saturday.
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Dr. H. W. Black and Dr. J H.
Baker, eJtended the Thanksgiving
wxerrises at Drs. Creek Thursday.
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Rev. B. F. Haftord left yester
day for Greenwood where he will
atterd the Baptist State Convention
which is in session this week.
see
Mrs. Halford, wife of Dr. J. \V.
Halford, of Chalbeate Springs, N.
C., who has been visiting Rev B.
F. and J. R. Hartford, has returned
home.
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The Rev. C. G. Brown, of Ches
ter. 8. C. will preach in the Pres
byterian churth, at the morning
and evening services, on next Sab
bath. A cordial welcome to all
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Miss Lillian Farmer, of the High
school faculty returned Sunday
n:gh» from Savannah, where she
attended the race> and spei/ the
week-end with her sister, Mrs.
Osteen.
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Dr Theo. G. Kershaw Mid .L.
Piualy speot Thanksgiving in t’har-
lestcn with the former's father.
Rev. John Kershaw, Rector of St,
Michael’s. They also attended the
Carolim-Citadel football game on
Thursday afternoon.
Principal (’. L. Shealy has just
finished the work on the hroskeV-
bsll grounds on the High school
campus This work has launched
with the hope that th« larger
girls and lady teachers will become
; actively Interested In this splendid
! out door gMiie. The Civic League I
.has also completed the Improvemeut
I work on the front grounds.
Poiaon Oak Cared By Tetterine.
There la at last a remedy that
will cure poiaon oak and all other
akin tronblea such aa ecsema, In
fants sores, dahdruff, piles, tetter,
etc. Get a box of Tetterine, It la
a soothing, heaJlng ointment that
wtr onng instant relief to your
tortured akin. Try a 60 cent box
today. Tetterine la for sale at all
good druggists. If your druggist
can’t supply yon send ua 60c and
we wi! mail yon a box at once.
The Shnptrlne Co., Savannah, G«.
For Sale By John M. Klien.
The handsome doll being given to the
holder of the lucky number. Only 10
cents a chance.
Mrs. W. A. Black
THE LEADING MILLINER.
Miss Mamie Strickland of Stokes
left last Thursday for Atlanta. Miss
Strickland is taking a course at
the Sawtell School of MiUinery.
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Miss Edith Hill of Round, is tak
in a business course in Charleston.
S. G. Mayfield, Esq., of Den
mark, was here yesterday attending
court. Mr. Mayfield is one of the
most successful attorneys in the
lower part of the State.
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H. Leon Lariscy, of Charleston, la
in town this week attending court.
The Greatest Clearance Sale
Ever Held in
COLLETON COUNTY
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
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WILL COMMENCE
Thursday, Dec 14, l(k00 k M.
These goods must all be sold and arc positively at the mercy of the
public, and this is your opportunity to lay in your supplies at your
own price. Sale will continue for
10 DAYS 10
UNLESS STOCK IS SOLD BEFORE
Remember—Sale Commences 10:00
A. M., Thursday, December 14.
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Vdrri Bros.
Moselle,
South Carolina
CHOOSE YOUR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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ox those to whom von dire ahout to cnvi* h#-»r with to~*t*i * ^ our establishment • ^ • •• ^ ^ *
make selections at
S. Fim JEWELRY COMPANY
WE ENGRAVE EVERYTHING BOUGHT FROM US FREE OF CHARGE.
■■vr-'- v ^ —arc n^iuiy rename—ana me gin or Doy, nun or woman—you yourself, ha
namoof those towhomyou are about to give, together with the amount you want to spend on each gift. Then come to our establishments and we shall do utmoVtVTid you
in selecting something that will be appreciated. Rich and large stock of Gold and Silver Christmas Gilts from which to r 1 1 * y
WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA
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