Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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l . f -f-jt GKU,v-4, . s . ■ - ' ,, ^ r '*. * . ** Moneytobe I -1 . ' ' - i It kaibtra (be cuitom for the U', S. TreMurer to * iif^f new money for the billf that were toiled or matilnted. . . The Government hat roeently installed new ma chinery for wathinf the bills in place of issuing new ones. . This saves tie Government a neat little turn dur- ing the year. Why not save something yourself and deposit it with us? FIRST NATIONAL BANK w § Jas. E. Peurifoy, Pre*i Jcnt E. E. Junes Vice-rrest C G. Padgett. Cashier. • Down $1.00 Weekly ' * ^ Throw away the old wood bed! Then come here and let us show you some constructed on hygienic • f ^ YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD • ^ * L N. GLOVER Msln Street, Walterboro, 8. C. « J. .W. Kinsey, <H Smoaks, was in | Miss Marie Ad&ms, of Beaufort; town Friday. Mr. KinseMs a can- is in town visuing Miss Katie didate for township commissioner of oiover. Warren township. •4" • e J ,: • • • J - C. J. Cone, of Lodge, was - !n W. N. Jones, of Lodge, was amon (own Tuesday attending a meeting those la twwa Friday. Mr. Johee 'of the registration board About IP i^trtag to ho maglstrato at Lodg 200 ceKificates were Issued. ^ k . | . e e • » I • • • la C. Padgett, of fcioaka, caadl- | Misses Nether and Florrie Mell of ednca- ( Martin, of Chedgston. are ospeeted lh town Prt- in town aooa to visit Mias Chase ^WILTSXBuIO/b IlT' .snrrfvn* Z ? * ' - ». I»12. * -.TLiU-n VJ v. -' "Vi SOME SPECIAL REASONS -i i ,.Nv IS AHD WERCBAKTS BANK —Til 11 1 * ^ - A wor^l ^rotn vow banker at the right time, uray eoable you to ' MAKE MORE MONEY than gll the letters of recommen dation yon can carry. An active bank account is one of the best means of establishing credit with your BUSINESS ASSOCIATES. 9 » t»o* . * A man with a bank account and a check book in his pocket has all the money he needs RIGHT WITH HIM, and the correct * « change, too. The mere fact of a person's having a bank account, although small, creates within him a spirit of INDEPENDENCE and MORAL STRENGTH obtainable in no other way. % a Systematic and persistent depo siting in a bank is the best means yet devised for the ACCUMULATION OF MONEY, and the interests, whether large or small, of men, women chil dren are alike carefully attended to by the bank. UNITED STATES, COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITORY. Farmers and Merchants Bank, WALTERBORO. SOOTH CAROLINA R. H WICHMAN, President I. M. F1SHBURNE, Cuhier THE EARNING ROWER OF MONEY The beat poasibie way to ipww the earning power of moMy late have some of it working for you. ings but it ia ad or legs it on sav- v to peraons who fnsy have more tn.nxavtodnetmbuk account ^-1 i-JUgg! !—g" o Local and Personal MB'S L * On, » ’ • 1 .'V t ■ wli Dwii Oodiey, of Savaarah. la spent inf a few days in town. F. O. Blocker, one of Henderson- vine’s progreeelve farmers, was In town yesterday. $ » - e e • Mlas'Mattie Hard, of Cbarleaton, la 1a town visiting Mrs. John M. Ackerman. " "e e e Rev. F. O. S. Curtis Is conduct-’ Ing a protracted meeting et Nor way. He will be away two weeks. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Black are r<t home again after a very pleasant visit n> Rocky Ford, Ga. e e e J. F. Rlsher, of Smoaka, waa In town Monday. Mr. Rlsher la repre-1 aentlag the State Life Insarance Co. • • • J. 8. Padgett, of Smoaks, jwas here the early part of the week, cs* a member of the county board of education. , e e e » A. H. Brant, manager of thp‘ Padgett Land cad Mercantile Com par«y, of Sniders, was in town yes-1 terday on a business trip. e e e Errett Hiott, of Port Taqapa City.’ Fla., who bee been visiting relatives end friends at bis old home near town, has returned to Florida. • e • ^ Conductor and Mrs. J. M. Smith, Jr. and children, are spending a few days In town visiting relatives and friends. • • • B. Levy, postmaster, will leave Monday, for Charleston where he will attend the ranua! meeting of the postmaster’s convention. Mr. end Mrs. W M. Blocker, of Port Tampa City, Fla., Is st his Mrs. C. A. Savage la vlalttng friends in Charleston this week. e» e e T. M. Reeves, Magistrate at Cot in Walterboro Monday on business. see J. O. Ackerman, of Cottageville, was in towD Monday. see J. A. Willis, of Cottageville, was a visitor to Walterboro Monday, i see C. H. and J. A. Breland, of Bells, had business in Walterboro Monday. e e e * F. M. Thomas, of Bells, was among those who came to Walterbo Monday. see J. D. Rlsher, of Round, president of the county Farmers Union, was among those in tows Mondag. • e e L. J. Jones, one of Lodge’s prom inent dtisens, was among those ia town Friday . m • ft * Walter Hier^, of Booth Tampa. Fla., is visiting his father, O. H. Hiers near Walterboro. * see Little Mies Susie Tracy left Sat urday for Orah&mvIUe to visit rela tives. • see Misses Eugenia and Grace Fox. of Lodge, are ia town visiting Miss Chase Black. see Mrs. J. M. Wllsell, and little son, Mitchell, who have been visiting relatives at Cheraw, are again at home. ■'See Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jefferies, of Rldgeland, are spending sometime In town at the home of Mrs. Jef fries’ mother. Mrs. C. A. Savage. see T. R. Riaher of the Providence old home for a few days. Mr. Block section, was la town Friday. Mr. er ia getting along well In tho Land I Riaher’s eon, Thomas, Is a recent of Flowers. ^ graduate of Clem son college. surplus money in i or otherwise unemployed The bunk ft the safest sod beet piece to keep your money, of course, end every person ought to enjoy the convenience end economy of e checking eccount, but if you heve extra money awaiting investment or sorr.e- thing of the kind, by all meant depoMt it on interest- bearing certificate of depodt. ' » This is the method employed by some of thq most sue- cessful-business men and capitalists. The certificate of deposit plan has many advantages which we will gladly explain to you if you will ask us for detailed informa tion. * The Bank of Smoaks SMOAKS, - - - SC. J. S. WILLIAMS, W. H. YARN, W. C. PATRICK, JR., President Vice-Prest. Cashier. C. H. STRICKLAND. Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS: H. N. FOLK. M. L. CROSBY. A. E. YARN, H. M. WCOD, W. H. YARN, * J. S. WILLIAMS J.. O.'Jaques, Sr., of Cottageville, was In town Monday. • • • T. H. Caldwell, Sr. of Lodge, a candidate for sheriff, was here Mon day on business and politics. e • • Buist Hiers, of Walterboro spent several days of last week at Ehrtt- ardt - » • e • Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Croeby and of Round left yesterday • 'for Savannah and Springfield, Os* where they will spend the Fourth. 4 ... j e ' e e Former Supervisor D. E. Smoak* of Smoak, now a candidate for sher iff, was in Walterboro Monday. e • e Coroner D. D. Rhode, of Cottage- vllle, who la offering for re-election, had business la town Monday. • • • * i Art emus Coke Smith., who is run- e • • D. B. Hudson was a Visitor to nlng on the A. C. L. between Char- WaJterboro Friday. ’’Uncle Ber- leston and Savanrwh. spent the ry” is hustling for votes, being a early !*irt of the week in town vis- candidate for clerk of court. • Itlflg his sister. Mrs. W. H. Pri- ... gett. } Miss Annie Fpecr will visit rela- • a e tlves in Augusta and Walterboro Dr. J. B. Padgett, of Sniders, ^ly »a July —Charleston Evening waa In town yesterday. Dr. Pad-' P®* 1 - gett’s friends will be pleased to • • • know that his leg which was frac-' Ml »* Jennie Connor of near Smoaks tured Just below the knee several' kaa gone to Kingstree to accept a weeks ago Is almost completely well P°*itlon with the law firm of Kelly’ again. ' Hineu—Branchville Journal. I • • • A. K. Beach, and brother, Dr. . J- P- Rlsher of Smoaks, has gone Mylror, have been called to Chatta- to Columbia to accept a position nooga. Tenn., to -tbe .bedside of *rith * prominent insurance agepey. their brother, Willie, who is quite 11 —Branchville Journal, at the home of his wife there. The last reports-frqm them are that Mr. Beach is slightly improved. ' * 4 * ' " Mr. an<1 Mrs. G. C. Brown, ae- comparded by Miss Belle Wescoat. visited friends at Beaufort Sunday golng over In their automobile. Lit tle Miss Norma Morrail returned with them, and will spend a few #eeks In Walterboro. ’ ‘ • a • Mrs. VL L. Klrnch. of Savannah. Ga.. n daughter of Q. H. Hiers, of .Walterboro,.in vtattiag her brother, Luther Rian, wire Is a staunch min ister of the Christiaa church nt Anlvllle. Mlsooort UNION TO MEET SATURDAY. Free. Rlsher Galls tjr Union 4. o'clock Owing to tho State campaign moat Ing which is to bo hold hors next Saturday, Pres. J. D. Richer of tho county Farmers Union has decided to hold the meeting’of the county farmers union Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock Instead of Saturday morning. Mr. Rlsher desires that a full delegation, representing t^e d if (erect local unions of the coun ty be present at this meeting. Dele gatee will be elected to the State meeting to be held in Columbia and other matters of importance will be transacted. -Li' Mrs. Rente Entertains. Quite an enjoyable entertain ment was given by Mrs. J. L. Rents on Monday evening, at Hotel Albert In honor of her niece. Miss Earn- estlne Blitch, of Yongea Island. The evening was spent in dancing and music. j? Among those ee^oylng Mrs. Rents’s hospitality were: Misses Katherine deTrevllle, Mab f Wichman. Amelia Fraser. Mattie |Baker, Florence Anderson, Viola Anderson, Jessie Harrison Mattie Vance vonLehe. Algle Wichman Hasel Wallace, Elisabeth Wichmtfn. Marie deTrevllle, Kathleen Blitch an Marlon Brown, of Adame Rod; Messrs. Fuller Fripp Harold Fripp, Randolph Howell, Gerard. Hyrn ©’Hear Fraser, Dsn Anderson, Charles Essterlln, Eddie Warren. Postell Wltsell, and Jesse deTrevllle. PORCH SHADES; Year Parch Mmaamrcments, We’ll show you how to add an out door Uvinf room to your home by day, an outdoor sleeping room by night ’Twill be a living room worth while.’ The mildest breeae hai tree- play through the Vl/DOR. The hottret son cannot shine through the VUDOK. nor can pa^s- ersby see in. Yet jrpd can have un- obatrncted vision from within a VUDOR-endoaed porch. YUDORIZE V. Place-4 cot bed, couch hammock, or any portable berth on your porch these hot summer nights — AND SLEEP! Place your reading table, or your magazine chair or your smoker’s outfit on your porch—AND LIVE! Entertain." sew or serve on your porch this summer—MADAM! $ cotsly?*NO! J. M. Padgett, dt Jactaonboro. wad In town Thursday.) Mr. Ptdg- ett is spbken of as a eardidate for sheriff, and Is rsceiviing much en couragement to make the race. • * Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell San ders of Charleston, are risitit* rel atives In town. Mr. Senders is re lieving Conductor Smith for a few days. e a- • F. J. Berry, of Smoaks, who so- uouMSd his candidacy in this week's Issue ot The Press and Standard, fur highway commissionar, Was m town Monday. Revival at Annual revival meeting at the Marlon Baptist church will begin Saturday July 20, sod continue through the following week. Rev. J. R. Funderburk, and Rev. Walter Black are expected to assist the pastor. Rev. B. F. Hclford. The pul lie Is cordially luvlted to attend these services. The first cost is the on;y coat for 10 years. 4 ft. Long x 8 ftsDrop 12 25 6 ft. Long x 8 ft. Drop $3 2»’. 8 ft Long x 8 ft. Drop $4 26 10 ft. Long x 8 ft. Drop $5.50 Brown Furniture & Hardware Co. “THE BUSY BUSINESS” Sores end All Skin Dieasea'' Disappear When Tettcrine In Used This ia the one unfailing reme dy, and no matter how severe a Ogse of eczema, piles; tetter, ring worm, old sorefc or scalp disease yon may suffer, with, TETTERINE will give Instant relief and affect a permanent cure. We know the merits of this soothing, healing, an tiseptic ointment so well that we fully guarantee It. Get a SOc box * your druggist. If he has not thn grantee TETTERINE, rand ns *•« zzd we will supply you at once. Thn thttptrteu On., Savannah Ga. Fer Sale ly Jeha M. Klein Cbmplimrnts Editorial. Editor Press and Standard: . I certainly appreciate your prompt ness In pulblUhfog those articles -vi’ you this week and also to say • heartily endorse your sen'im^ ' In refererce to the plan of form ’ r a new county. Why should a kickers . undertake something th »’ would be detrimental to themsph - as wnll as to others. Mr. J. n Dodd la O. K. on thn question. H * refusal to serve on that committee a have so clearly given his reason will have a good deal to do t" cooling their Ardor. Hope som-- others will do Uknwlse. Yours respectfully. J. D. Ackermar., Cottageville, 8. C., June SI, 1112. •. 0. and M. H. Hiott, of "Romd. Fare among thoen in town Monday. 1 .: ■■ « ■l