The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 10, 1912, Image 8
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THB PB18B AND 8TANXUBD, WALTSKBOBO, 8. CL .
JANUABT U. Iff*.
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1912 * rensfaixis r»ii 1912
We wish you ft prosperouST year and in
doin^ so we are gtad to announce that we
a
have prospered. Out of the net tamings
we have* placed $2,500 to surplus and a
neat sum. to profits.
This adds to our stability, which enables
us to better, serve you in the future.
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We Sofia! Your Continued Patronage.
Farmer* and Merchants Bank
OF WALTERBORO, S. C.
Invites accounts of individuals, firms and corpor*
^ ations.
Pays 4 per cent Interest on Savings
, Deposits. v
Issues Time Certificates of Deposit Bearing Interest,
kxtends Cordial Welcome to All. Come and See Us
^ or Write.
R. It. MCHMAN, A. ft. WICHMAN.
President. V. President.
t M. FISHBURNE.
Cashier.
The Old ^911 year is now at its end; all the
joy
and
that
now
mankind
receiveth is
I FIRST NATIONAL
j Jas. E. Pkukikoy,
S Presi Jent.
E. E. Jones
Vice-Prest
BANK
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C. G. Paix;ett
Cashier.
\V. G. Jeffords, of Green Pond,
was auioiiK those In town yesterday.
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Miss Emmie Strob<l, who has
recently completed a business roiirs
J in Che-rleston, has accepted a posl-
jtion with Mr. Dau Towles of Yonges
Terrv & Shaffer
IJKY DKFAKTMKNT.
Wagons = Buggies
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We have just received a carlcad of wagon?, which we
offer at the most attractive prices. •
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Also a carload of buggies of the best make which will
be sold at a price that will interest you. We also have
a line lot of harness, saddles, collars, etc., which you
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are invited to inspect before purchasing.
A earlomj of plows, cultivators, harrow and all kinds
of farm implements will be here within a few days.
Don’t purchase until you see them
Also a carload of wire will be here shortly and
we will be in a position to supply every demand of
the farm.
Uland. MIbh Emmie is a charming JAMAR1 WHITE GOODS SALK,
member of the younger social set
here, and her alaaence will be re
gretted by many. She will also be ^ laUnd Homrapun, G
missed at the post office where she
heid a position for some years be- yards for 23 rents
fore taking up the buainesa course. F|(Bjt ^ Loom BIe||ch , y|ird
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wide, 0 cents yard.
Fruit of lAMmt Bleach .*1-4 yard
whie, 3 yards for 25 rents
Lone Tree English Jsrng Cloth,
12 1«2 cents yard.
White (load Bleach, 1 yard wide,
10 cents yard.
“E” Special Bleach, 1 yaitd aide.
G 1-4 cents yard.
Good Quality (Vinton Flannel, 5
cents yard.
Dainty Torrhori l,are, G yards for
25 rents.
A Beautiful Line Val Lace 1 rent
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Attractive Lot of Emhroldciy, 3
cents yard.
Pure Linen I .ace, 2 rents yard.
sorrow
not thought of now. We are glad to see its
end, and wishing the New 1912 * to come
and bring us Joy, Prosperity and everything
else that makes life worth living. ^
Now at the bt ginning of the New Year, we
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can promise that we will again serve the
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public and our customers of Colleton County
as before—hbnestly—as we handle nothing
but the best in our line at prices that makes
“living” cheaper.
W ITH BEST WISHES
S. FINN JEWELRY CO.
WALTERBORO, S. C.
110 Main Street
SAVANNAH, GA.
402 Broughton St
Poison Oak Cured By Tntterlae.
There Is at last a remedy that
will cure poison oak ind all other
skin troubles such as ecsema. In
fants sores, dandruff, piles, tetter,
etc. Get a box of Tetterlne,
.. frothing, healing ointment' that
:r:ng teetant relief to yonr
tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box
today. Tetterlne Is for sale at all
good druggists. If your druggist
can’t supply you send us 60c and
1'"LI ~ ’ "7 ” we wll mail you a box at once.
These staitling figure* good dur- ._
I ... The Shuntrlne Co.. Savsnnah. Ow.
ing minth of January.
We bought the gi»od* in ca*e
lot* direct from tlie factory and
are tlius aide to nave you the usual
johlx r’* pnofit.
Terry & Shaffer
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The Shuptrlne Co., Savsnnah, Gv
For Sale By John M. Kiien.
L. / N. Yon, of Pleasant Grdve, was
in town Saturday.
Wl hr H«kst Cak
Price for Fas
I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST
CASH PRICE FOR FURS: ’POS-
SUM. COON. FOX. MINK, OTTER.
WILDCAT. AND ANY OTHER
FURS.
E. T. R SHAFFER
* * * Mr. and Mrs. E. *U Bailey of
E. C. Beach, Sr., of Stokes, wc* * bethel, were in tout Saturday
shopping.
in town on busii^ss Saturday
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Miss Hattie Goodwin, of Rum
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C’Quin, and
Oully. was among those in town B on, of Horse Pen were here
Saturday. 1 Saturday.
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THE SUNNY SOUTH
STEEL AXLE WAGON
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Farmers Mercantile
& Warehouse Co.
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Walterboro,
South Carolina
V"
, j, C. Redish. a as a visitor at our
office Tuesday. f
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Mlhsts Fara ai^l Bessie Kohn
■spent severhi da>s In Charleston
last w«*ek
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Mr*. H J Wright, of Savannr^h.
is visiting Mr. Jasper O’Qnln near
town. .
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Miss Sara Kohn returned to
Hn-mpton Monday after spending
Christmas holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. iM. Kohl.-.
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Cadet 1. H. Kohn has resumed
his studies at thio Citadel. r-fter
upending t.ie t'hrtstmae holidays
herf.
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Mias Dora Utsey and Mrs Bailie
Beach, of Round, who have been
wlaitlng relatives in Hampton return
•d home Saturday.
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Chief J. W. Aahburn. of the
High* Point Detcttve agency. of
Cotombia. was In town the ec^'.y
part of the week, an Interested
spectator at the trials of the blind
OtMr Hie agency furnished
Che Men who worked up theee oae-
J. H. Fender, one of the pros
perous &nd successful, farmers and
business men of Ebrhardt. was In
town Monday on a hualmsa trip.
F. J. Berry, of Smoaks, presi
dent of the StnoaWs Mereiuitile
Compnny. was in town yesterday.
Mr. Berry is also vice president
of the Smoaks Baukit-g Company.
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Mrs. Jl., M. Corbett, of Ashton,
spent .Monday night In towu. re-
tunlng Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Corbett has ^covered from th« In
jury received in the runaway re
cently.
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Prof. T. V. Farrow, accompanied
by Mrs. Farrow, of Hei.dersouviUe,
wre in town Saturday. They met
his two sisters. Misses Maud and
Olivia, who are engaged In teach-
i Ing In the Tiger Creek and Beach
schools. t
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Sere tor J. D. Ackerman waa in
town Friday, having come fur the
purpose of looking into the/finan
cial affairs af tke county weaator
Aokenaaa thtnks It cat* be arrithg-
ed la put the caanly back oa a
cask basis agate th a ihort while.
Jessie Drew, of Hendersonville,
was here yesterday to attend the
meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Llai k.
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| Dr. and Mrs. 8. M. Riddle, and
, little daughter. Virginia, wtio have
-been visiting Mrs Riddles parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones: left
this afternoon
Sumter.
for their home in
Mrs. Robert Jenkins and three
children, formerly of Brooklyn, N.
Y., now living in Beaufort, 8. C,
will arrive tomorrow to visit her
sister. Mrs. E. J. Witsell, Mrs, Jen-
k|r<3 was Miss Ella Jones, a charm
ing member of Augustr-'s social
i.fe. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins will now
make their home In Beaufort.
Hswae Pm l<ocal to Meet.
There will be a called meeting of
Horae Pen local, Friday afternoon
*4 S o'clock. Business of Impor
tance will be transacted, and all
members are urged to at teed.
Joa. Langdalo,
7 Pteuident.
Weeks. Jam. ».
A Wagon that Ponnomm'* All the Advantage* of a Du*t Pivx<f. Thimble
Skein, (lipped Gear Wagon. Combined uith an Avle that
In Practically Nun-lhvakahle.
THE SUNNY SOUTH STEEL AXLE WAGON
Undoubtedly possesses more strength, more durability, and more genu
ine merit than ar-y other wagon on the market todr-y. It is the light
est running, shows closer attention to minor details and is the most
handsomely finished. It is ^he one perfect wagon ar-d the (Decreasing
thousands of them that are sold annually to critical buyers demons
trates that this fact is well under steed by good judges of wagon
values.
The axle is made from special rarbon ccld rolled steel, making it
stiff, ard also elastic, end is strong enough to carry double the load
of an ordinary axle. Will NOT bend or Break AxU? is perfectly
straight. The skein is bored with right set and gather, and every
one exactly alike, insuring an easy running wagon in every cast*.
There is no WEAR or* the AXLE. The skein can be easily replaced if
worn uut. It does not require a wagon maker or a blacksmith to
take off a skein and put on another. Made in the following sixes; J
l-“*8, 2 3-4x8 1-2, 3x9, 3 1-4x10 a-nd 3 1-2x11, and with axles 1 1-4.
1 6-16. 1 3-8, 1 1-2, ard 1 3-4 *
FOR SALE BY
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Brown Furniture and Hardware Company
WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA
“The Busy Business.”
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