The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 26, 1912, Image 5
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Department is now one of the buisiest
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departments in our two
lorge stort s. We hava
recently added a Bal
cony in our Furniture
Store to accommodate
this ever increasing
stock.
In tins Department you will find everything in
die trunk and bag line. Trunks of all kinds and at
all prices from the cheapest paper covered to the
. moat expensive leather.
SUIT CASES
from 75c. to the very
best made at $2 00,
$a*5°. $3-oo. $3 5°.
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$5.00, $7.50 and on up as high as $20.00 each.
Bags at all prices from 50c. to
$14.5.0 each.
Steamer Trunks, Telescopes, Satchels, Trunk
Straps, Etc., Etc.
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-THE BUSY BUSINESS.’
vjr
Waherboro, South CaroKna.
N teaching, as b business, punctuality
deacy—and greater efficiency brings higher salary. This
watch is a first aid. Put utmost confidence b its Mb*
fulness:—and dass sessions, study and reci
tation perbds will begm on time. Light and
dainty—yet strong and dependable. The “honor
member of its class, with a perfect record.
Lady Elgin
A CAR LOAD OF FLOUR
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A/car load of that Famous, High Grade Dunlop
rlative Flour to gc at $6.25 per barrel,
this week per sack $3.95 and up to $5.50 sack.
Grits $2.25 to $2.40,per sack.
Several hundred bushels of corn to go at $1. toper
bushel
* A nice lot of fruit jars and rubbers—all kinds to go at
75c to £1.40 per dozen. Rubbers 5 to 10c per dozen.
Green cCftee 17 to 20c per lb. Ground can coffee 10
to 30c can. Monogram parched coftee, best selected
35c. ib. * Meats 11 1 2 to 18c. lb. Oil sausage
12 i-2clb. Pure country lard 12 i-2clb.
We cany a full line of all kinds of Groceries. Shoes,
Clothing and Dry Goods, Notions. Etc.
“ telf -•
We self you everything you need at Close Prices antP
- ’ top prices for your Country Produce.
give you
Always s
jyg glad to serve our large corps of customers.
Always make this store yoff headquarters while in
town, for anything and everything you need.
. * Yours for business.
Union Fanners Bargain House
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Loeated at Wmoafca. S. mt tS
of basiasM Jaae 1411, 1U$.
Leans and dteeouau... .$SS,Sft,tS
faraltura and Fixture*.. 2.«2T.M
Bankiac House 1 .S2S.ee
Do# from Banka and Bank.
«rs 4,tSe.TS
Currency l.iee.SS
o«>d i4i.ee
Silver and other minor
com ... ... ies.es
Located at
clone of
«be
14th Itll.
Loans sad Discounts $St,4fS.4S
0>er drafts 14».ll
Furniture and Ftxturee 1.I1S.SS
Brnking House • 1,440.44
Due From Banks and
Bankers M6f.ll
Currency 111.00/
Gold 40.00
Silver acd other Minor
Coin .. .. 107.71
Checks and Cash Itema. . 314.00
Total..
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11.M1.4S
Total..
135,001.62
LIABILITIES.
Capital,Stock Paid in ..$10,040.00
Surplus : 110.SS
Undivided Profita, lee* Cur
rent Expense# and Taxes
paid 010.41
Individual Deposits subject
to check 4,(04.71
Barings Deposits.... .. 10.0tS.0h
Cashier’s Checks ll.il
Bills Payable, including Cer
tificates for Money Bor
rowed 4,500.00
Total 31,181.41
m LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $8,450.00
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses sod Taxes
Paid $47.11
Due from Banks aixl Bank
ers |$.$7
Individual Deposits subject
to Check I,$I0.$|
Time certificates of deposit
4,071.11
Cashier’s Checks 41.00*
Bills payable. Including cer
tificates for monsy bor
rowed 10,000.0#
State of South Caroline,
County of Colleton
Before me came C. A. Thomas,
Cashier of the.shore ssmed bonk,
who, being duly sworn, says that
the a bore aa£ foregoing
Total..
e e • e
..$15,008.12
la a true condition of said bank,
of aaM
as showa by the books
bank.
C. A. THOMAfl,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 22nd day of Juno. 1012.
I. A. Sauls, (L. ■.)
Notary Public.
* South Carolina.
Correct Attest!
J. E. BMOAK, ^
H. M. CARTER, MT D.
F. J. BERRY,
State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
Before me came W. H, Vara, rlce-
Preeident of the shore named baak,
who, being duly sworn, says that tb
above and foregoing statement is
a true condition of said bank, as
shown by the books of said bank.
W. H. YARN.
Sworn to slsI subscribed before
me this 21st day of Jutfe 1112.
A. EUGENE YARN,
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TMOMoNbrMaksBMfawto j
line of ffoodo-Otf •tom fc «oel asi Mi
to ooe you aad show job.
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Picnic Baskets and Dainties
The oaooon for pfeako it ber» and wo m ^
from oor moot compioto grocery department SHTtoff yow
naod for your pienlc dinner—aoi o basket topStlt lu.
Summer Dress Goods.
„ IsfMiaontoiho ricniodalntloa. wo bare a oompieto
line of ladios dress goods—lingeries, lacea. anbroiderka and
picnic slippers and hoaiery.
Going Away This Summer?
Then you will need td get a now trunk or tnvoHsff bact
Well, we have them in all stsea and at very low pries.
Time to put up Your Fruit.
Remombor we earry a large asmrtmeut of fruit Jan hi
all sises and at rock bottom pricoa. Abo rubbon and asm
for your old Jan.
Anything you Need at any Time
Colleton Mercantile Co.
The Brick Store.
Notary Public.
wCows
Correct Attest!
A. E. YARN.
f H. M. WOOD.
J. S. WILLIAMS.
Directors.
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HON. J. 1. HOLK
Continued from p
VISITATION DAY FLANS.
fUseaMjaynelmSaa*
came the duty of the delsgntloa to
recommend a man for appolaUsont.
When we came together to dlsCusa
the matter, I remarked that I wish
ed to ballot for a mam that could
take the auditor’s books where they
stood- and complete the work as it
was begun with no experimenting
and some of the delegation naked
where such a man was. Jack Smjfb
said that it was In Pink Murray.
If he could be had. I asked Jack
if he could not do It and If so.
would he take the job. He said
would
he could do the work, but
! not promise to take the job until
| be came home and went back, then
| he would answer yee or no. When
he came tnd went bt/'k, he said,
Ilf we wanted him to do the work.
he would take It and do his best.
That is how Jack Smith became au
ditor .cmd i believe 1 am miffhti])»
responsible for it. ■ Now, if he M
not wanted, the redress is at the
ballot box and not far off<»
That is not all I dabbled ids
either, as I s&id before, I did rot
believe in appointing men to office,
bnt I have had to vote a whole
lot of times since I have been a
representative recommending some
Marti
tug Bhcum te Week*
The preparations for the honss
to house visltntlon planned for Sat
urday, July 18, are rapidly nearing
completion. Church after church,
or rather Sunday school after Sun
day school is. f^jllng Id line, and
only a very few remain not having
Us superintendent of visitation and
visitor* selected. Sheridan town
ship reports that every Sunday
school has Its superintendent, vis
itors and territory mapped out.
Warren, Broxton and Bells are
likewise in line, while Heyward and
Verdler are almost completely or
ganised.
The visitation cards and neces-
mrj blanks will be sent out Id a
day or so to the township and
Sunday school visitation superinten
dents. The day must be a success.
Every white family In the coutfty
mu%t be visited and the infonn&iion
naked for on the blanks secured. It
Is. koped there will be someone at
every home capable of giving the
Information the day it set ap&rt to
p !■* mmamr umm out an warn ump*.
ahS valaabls Inv hanaa aai has*. It
h.-3:rr-*nw «tM?a*4
kb
{■aSrVui wli
A. Wichman dk Son.
one for appointment. It looked a
while like all of tbe couoty officera
were going out. When It became jb
ligatory upon ua to recommend a
man for highway commissioner, I
told Col. j: W. Hill that if he
would take the Job, I would vote for
the visitors will not be delayed.
With the Information to be se
cured on this dayv-in the hands
ot the pastors and superintendents,
wonderful results are expected to
follow. New workere will be trough
Into ths Sunday schools and Into'
the churches, and much good will td
■are to follow. Let there be en-
tkusiaetic interest.
Mias Flshburne, county field wotk
him. If it cost ms my political death,
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la raraestly striving to make
I know he will do him duty f-nd
should my actions, as representa
tive. cause mf political death, let
her go. She won’t struggle. 1 have
stood for my convictions Juat as
I shall always do.
Very truly yours,
J. T. Polk.
this day one long io he remembered,
and we trust she'Vlll be supported
•hy every Sunday school worker. In
formation will be given, or iDiulrica
answered by her or by
W. W. Smoak,
County Visitation Supt.
Sores and All Skin Dieates
Disappear When Tcttrriae is Used
This la .the one unfailing reme-
1 dy and no matter how severe a
*
case of ecsetna, plies, tetter, ring
worm, old sores or scalp disease
you ma^ suffer with, TETTER 1VE
will gfve£lhstant relief and affect
a permanent cure. We know the
meriU of this soothing, healing, an
tiseptic ointment so well that we
fully guarantee It. Get a 54c box
at y**r druggist. If he has rot
the genuine TETTERINE. send us
50c and we will supply you at once.
Tbe Sbuptrine Co., Savannah Ga.
For Sale By John M. Klein
LOCAL AND PERSONAL*
Mrs. A. K. Beach, and children
are vtaltng Mrs. J. B. Meyer In
SummeririHe. They will be away
about ten days.
Miss Thadle Murray of St. George
la visiting at the home of Mrs. A.
P, Barnes.
Little Miaa Elizabeth Meyer,
aad brother, Joe Minus, of 8t
George are spending sometime with
their aur.t, Mrs. A. P. Barnes.
A. C. Roger has accepted a posi
tion with the H. W. Cohen store,
relieving Mr .Pinckney for e. while.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Butler are
in town vlsitng Mrs^C. W. flutter.
Ifeuttfcr WALTERBORO, S. C.
Mr. lUltrr Take* to Coins-Ha.
It will be with regret that our
readers learn tbit F G. Behnr. Es*j.
for many years one of the promi
nent members of the local ^ar, * ns
takea this'morning to Columbia
(or treatment. He will b* under the
treatment of Dr. Babcock. Mr.
Behrt has been la failing health for
several months and la * complete
physical wreck. Dr. W. B. "Acker-
Ualoa Horvtres at The First Baptist
CtumOi.
Tbe Methodist,, Presbyterian and
Baptist clNjrches have decided to
hold mien ggrvices on Sunday nig ft
during the remainder of the Aim-
tact. The first ot these services
wli: be held at the First Baptist
church on next Snnday night Jane
SO, Rev. H. 1. Cauthen will preach.
Everybody is invited to attend these
. vrWch win & hell at the
IKU.
Cottageville, June Special:
Mloaaa Hannah aad Edaa Stakes,
ot Waiterboro, visited relatives hern
Sunday.
Mrs. 0. K. Ackerman, aad daaght-
er, Mias Winona, attended the an
nual Sunday school picnic at Cypra—
last Wednesday.
Mi secs Georgia By ms and Nell Me-
Leee, of Oraaguharg, are gnaeta of
Mrs. J. D. Aekerman tor n tew
doyo. «
Mias Bertie Ackerman, after
visiting friends and relatlvos la
Orangeburg, returned home, Friday.
Mr. Waahle Jaques, and ’’ Mine
Julia Peters spent Sunday and
Monday here as guests of Mr. B.
N. Ackerman.
Mrs. L. L. Davis aad ckHdven,
of Cogdete, On., are visiting at the
home of Mr. J. C. Miller.
A play entitled “The Deeetriek
Skule’’ gotten «p by the young peo
ple of tho town, will be given at
the school auditorium Thursday ev
ening, Only 4th. It promises to be
.*fgood and It la promised to all
. that attend, that they will be fal-
E. P. O Brj-an. of H.nd.r«),Tm,, | ly , epUd um . Md
trouble 10 coming. The program is
both Interesting and amusing.
was Id town Tuesday.
Junior Kinsey, one of Lodge's
prosperous farmers, was In tbwn
yesterday. • __
C. S. Rhode, of Branchville, a
student of Wofford College passed
through town yesterday. Mr. Rhode
Is selling maps during his vocation.
J. D. L. Warren, and A. E. Smith
of Rnffln, were Id town Tuesday.
C. J. Cone of Lodge, was among
those who had business In Waiter
boro Tuesday .
Mrs. Braid and children, of Sum
merville, are at the home ot Mr.
and Mrs. John Koger.
W. H. Guess & Bro.
White Rose Flour
16 lbs Sugar for
6 Cakes Octogan Soap for
3 Boxes Star Lye for
$6.50
1.00
25c
25c
Green Coffee 20 and
per )b
6 lbs Starch for
25c
25c
Clyde Ackerman, who baa been
attending Charleston College la at
home for the summer vacation.
C. P. Knight, spent several day
last week with relatives at
Knights ville.
The “Democratic Convention" giv
en by the Idle Hoar Society Inst
Wednesday evening was a vary a-
musing event of the week. Quito *
n Dumber of young folks attended
and It was very eneonragtog to tho
“candidates" to see tbe people take
an Interest and pleasure in being
present. Mr. C. A. Ackerman wad
unanimously electatelporoner. Mr.
C. T. Reeves was*eleeted Repre
sentative after -a tight battle with
his multitude ot opponents.
Mr. W. J. Taylor and temll/r
Mrs. W. J. Sandiftr and Miss Pearl
and Hart Williams of WalUrhoro-
spent several hours in Cottagevllin
Sunday.
Mrs. Cummings, of tho Maplo
.Cane section speDt last Thursday
with Mrs. P. B. Ackerman. '•
Mrs. Knight after visiting her sod^
C. P. Knight, returned to her homo
at Knigbtsville Snnday.
Mrs. Rant, and chHdyan. of Or
angeburg, la visiting her brother.
Rev. J. P. Inabinet. --
Fruit Jars Pints, Qta and 112 Gal
lon, for 50 66 & 85c per doz.
Groceries delivered
to any part of the
town. Let us know
your wants, -
Phone
bOx
W. H. GUESS & BRO.
WALfERBORO, S. C.
White Diarrhoea
* *
Prevented aad Cared
No danger of losing the
little chicks if you use
Prates White Diarrhoea
Remedy. It’aa positive
insurance against loot.
CaoroaUod to car* o*
hock.
25c aad 50c at
A. Wichmaa ft
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Workjtape go Short Notice.
WALTERBORO, X X S. C
Mrs. T. Screven Dour, aad chil
dren. of Dustier, are In town vhdt
40* ?*§. ..B,
Hams.
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