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** '. (' 4 V 1 *4 THU PEE88 AND WAHPAWJ, t -W ALTKBBOBO, & OL r r f * PAQirrm V Deposit With The Colleton Banking Company Wikerboro, S. C John F- Lucas, R. L. Fraser, President. .Cashier. Mtatemvnt of t h© C'omllt Ion of t !»©' eOLLETdW BANKING COMPAMg, I^O< ATKl> A l- WAI^l'I-milOItO. At the Close of Business Dec?. 5th, 1911. KKSOIKCKS. | LIABUJTIEB. Loans and Discounts .. $106,220.G6 .Capital Stock paid in $ 10,000.00 Surplus Fund Ik Brick Store. 17.24 Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks ouned by the Ba.nk 20.00 Furniture and fixtures 811.76 Banking House 2,021.06 Due from Bar-ks and Bankers 81,236.89 Currency, .. .. 3,517.00 Gold 1,525.00 Silver and other Minor Coin, . . 222.86 Checks and Cash items 307.39 Exchanges for the deck ing House 2,625.02 Total $198,524.88 Undivided Profits, less Current K\pen.ses ar.l Taxes Paid 4,454.39 Due to Banks and Bankers 5,603.87 Dividends 1’npr.ld.. .. 160.74 | Individual Deposits sub ject to Check 54,680.11 Savings Deposits 107,625.77 Total...*. $198,524.88 . } 6 pieces $1.00 Silk Voile, 36- 7C- 11 pieces 25c Trico Flannel, 25-inches wide, now...!.... 3 pieces 50c Grey Suiting, 40- OQ_ inch wide, now OJFC 6 pieces 50c Plsid Worsted, OQ^, 30-inch wide, now 1 piece 75c Cream Nuns Veil- CQ^ ing, Ifow “. 1 pierce 50c Blu^ Nuns V’eil- 1 piece $1.00 Gum Stripe l 7Q r% Serge. 44 inch wide, now... • OC 1 piece $175 Brown Strioed*! Off 16,000.00 1 Serge, 4t>-in witie, now State or South Cakolixa, i r County of Colleton. i Betore me came K. L. Fraser, Cashier of the above rumed Bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above ami foregotcg statemeut is a true coudi- ttcu of said Hank, as shown hv the books of said Imua. Sworn to and subseril>ed before me this i . 13th day of Dec. 1W11. A K. Bkach [l. s.J 1 Notary Public S 0 Correct Attest: Johu F. Lucas. 1 Paul Panderi», Directors E. L. Lemacks, 1 » R. L. FRASER, Ca-hler Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Breland, Jr., ] W. R. Thackson of Cottageville and itttle daughter Mina Net?.., of was in town Monday, accompanied Ruffin, were in town Saturday. by his father. 3 i ioces $1 RihI Broad Cloth, 52-inch widej now 1 piece $1 Black Broad Cloth 52-inch wide, now 1 piece $1 Brown Broad Cloth ’7CZ r , 52 inch w ide, now • wC 3 pieces $1 Blue Rriliiantine, 77r* 44-inch wide, now • fC 3 pieces $1 Black Brilliantine, 44—nch wide, now 3pieces$l Brown Brilliantine H*?** 44-inch wide, now Classified Uverthemits. rOR BALB. •LAB WOOD FOR BALE—Deliver 'd anywhere Id Walterboro. 91 for large one horse load. Small load 79c. Trim blocks split short ready to burn etc. Phone your orders to offleo at mill. Walter boro Lumber Co. 11-29-tL FOR SALE—Five pair White Hol- - land turkeys, prixe winning stock $.6.00 per pt4r. Very fltv tur- ke}o. Mrs. T. W. Hughes, Stokes 8- C- 11-29-44. F4)R SALE—A few Silver Wyan- d..:t 4 cckercls. at $1.00 each. .These are prixe winners af the cm.ijiy fai.\ Apply to C J Berch. Walterboro, S. C. 12-13-11 It. Ft^it SALK—Prixe winning Buff Orpiugtoixe. 10 Cockerels, $1.25 t:t<h; 15 Pullets. $1.20 each. If - i«l together, all nt $1.00 »ach. V. on stvcrail Dts at 'County Fair. A. Padgett, Walterboro, K. 2. 12-13 If. 39c 1 piece 50c Cream Brilliantine now 1 piece 50c Grey Brilliantine, 36-inch wide, now OeJC 6 pieces 50c Black Brilliantine 36-inch wide, now 3 pieces 50c Brown BriliiantineOQ^ 36 inch wide, now sJJyC 2 pieces 50c Stripe Brilliantine 36 inch wide, new OSJC 3 pieces 50c Check Brilliantine 36-inch wide, noi^ OI/C 3 pieces $1 Silk Henrietta, 42-inch wide, now QUAUTY IN FLOWERS FOR DIE CHRIST HAS HOLIDAYS. S' We have the choicest CUT FLOWF.RS in South Carolina, handled by a decorating force with 20 vears of artistic achievement toils credit. Write, Wire or Phone. All orders promptly and care fully attended to. : •— : : : % Connelly-McCarty Co. 296 King Street. Charleston, S C. 75c 9 pieces 50c Checked Dress Goods. 36-inch wide, now.. 9c 4c 19 piedes 12 1 2c Mesmerized Lining, now 7 pieces Cambrick Lining now !.... SEED RYE-RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS. r \V \NTKI>. W.‘ ' 1 HD-—Tho public/ ’o know t .t I ha-\e epen d an iLp-to-ilafc Xf’eery ai.u tihoe store, Bl;:ck WaiUrljcfo, rn«l I u.sk jour pntronage. J. M. Ryan. 1l-22-4f. \VA\TKD- Freni 1<» to 15 good i-l : re crcipus for 1912. Oond hcimt.-, the best stock, tools and muks. Fi Ir and liberal treatment. Healthy locations. Want to sell 1000 bushels se lect* d cotton seed that made from one to two bales per acre the present jtar. Apply \V. D. Bennett or A. B. Bennett, Lodge 8. C. 12-6-41. “The Store That Makes Good.” / SOLVING THE CLOTHES QUESTION n GIA FARM f ir Sale. Any SOUTHWEST CL and Pecan Lr-tv size tract desired. nr 'rinds are fertile, and results ;■ e srtMsfac- tory. Farmers gj-e cd this way to get in oc> the gro* i*iu»o Write for illustrated booklet to day. Flowers-Parker Realty Com pain, Thomasville, Georgia. 11-22-41. , FOR RENT—A three horse farm within a mile of Caldwell Sta-tlor-. Will r«tit just a part if all is n< i desired. For fjirther parth*- uIni's, address, C. J. D. Caldwell, Lodge, S C. 12-6-21. The Brick Store Rev. S. D. Vaughan, of Estill, "vas here ]a>t veek attending court as a witness. • • * C. W. Breland, and daughter. Miss Nan, were in town Saturday. Miss Breland is teaching the Ray- sor's school this sesion. The Greatest Clearance Sale Ever Held in COLLETON COUM OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, Etc. Etc. WILL COMMENCE " Thursday, Dec. 14, 10:00 A. 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 # o A. NL, Thursday, December Yarn Bros. Moselle, South Carolina LOST—One cream mare strayed from the home of J. \V. I’l^yiop- «on, Monday l ight, Dec.4 ". Re ward if returned to C. W. Thomp son. Walterboro. R. F. D. No. 5. 12 -13 -11. LOST One blue speckled hound bitch puppy, about Id months old Reward jf returned to J. B. Ack- •rman, chief of police Walterboro, s. c.. i2-i3-it. y BUSINESS LOUALS. No more spoiled meat—Liquid smoke will perserve god meat jxid smoke it thoroughly. Ius4ead ot lo days It will take 10 minutes, Give it a trial. We guarantee it. H. W Black, Jr.. 12-13-2t. We recommend r.-nd guarantee NyaJ^ |>reparations. Klie^n's. Egg* 25 cents a dozen at J. W. Urcsby.'s grocery store, Ruffin, S. C. «H 11-29-31. Nytl’s Hot Springs blood Yemedy, at Kljen’s. A liquid smoke — Preserver Fig aro cures me».' without danger of fire. 75 cents worth will cure 500- pounds of meat. H W Black, Jr. 12-12-lt Wood, Wood. Wood, for sale r.t Blocker's. Furnished any length. Gilson's heart toaic strengthere t ,yie heart. At Klien’s. , Nyal’s Kidney Pills," 25 cents at Klien s. We want to buy your cow peas. $2 *>i) per bushel at Blocker’s store. Neal's winter cough remedy, at Klien's. Nyai's baby cough syrup, an effi cient remedy for hoarseness, cough and colds. 25 eetVs at Klion's. Klien’s Compound Extract of Bu- chu for the kidneys. Th« be«t flour in town. Pearl and Perfection at Blocker's Store. Good hot drinks for sale at C. L. Fishbume's Ice cream parlor. Itch relieved in SO minutes by Woclford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by John M. Klien, drug gist. ,10-18-6m. We can solve the CLOTHES QUESTION for you in a way that has been perfectly satis- A factory to Hundreds of our customers. Try us next time when in need of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing fdr Man or Boy. The H.W. Cohen Store ‘The Store That Makes Good.” No Man Plows for the qy*» » * c of Plowing. Monuments Monmnents All alsea and prices from $6.00 to 5,000.90 Coping. Grave Covers, Markers. Any kind of special work estimated. Italian, Vermont and Georgia Marble and' all kinds of Up-To-Date Granite. Write Phone or wait to see me. Means money saved. Everything Guaranteed. B. R. Ulmer TIDE MONUMENT MAN. Ruffin. 8. C. / 10 6 —. NOTICE. Every teacher In Colleton county is invited and urged to attend the teachers’ meeting hereby called for Saturday, Dec 14. 1911, at 10:130 a. m. in'the High whool audltoriun Walterbofo. So far we have no or- gr-itzation of any kind. Let’s get together. No one can afford to iso^ late him or herself. As a body, we can materially hflp each other, and the general cause of education. It will take only one day of the month —you will want to come to town ai-yway. Send me i- card stating whether or not you will attend.— Come. C. L. Shealy; Prin. Walterboro High School. Dr. H. W. Black. Sr., W. W. Smoak. Co. Bd. Education. But a man plow- in order that cer tain results ma> follow^ especially that a good crop may bd! xuHde. This the Good Farmer wishes to do as f easily and as efticiently as possible. In this age of machinery it pays to let the tool or machine do the work of the man. Nowhere can this be done better than in the use of im proved farm machinery. We have just received a solid car of plows, the first, . solid car of plows ever brought to Walterboro. Two and a half cars of improved farm im plements have recently been received. Our.prices and terms on these are most liberal. Let us show you be fore yon buy. We Sell Chattanooga and Avery « / Plows and Implements.