The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 24, 1912, Image 8
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All the Furnitiure, Bedding, Shades,. Mattings, Etc.,
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used in the old Walterboro Hotel. We furnished the
NEW ALBERT HOTEL throughout with new and
modem furniture and we now have this old furniture
offering sortie SENSATIONAL VALUES
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Come early and get your choice of these wonderful bargains. All these goods are on display at our store.
Some of them could be sold for new, having been used only a short time. - - - - - -
THESE GOODS
Lot Window Shades, Cost new 75c. SPECIAL SALE PRICE, .05c
Lot China Matting. Some good as new, worth 25c SALE PRICE, .06c
Lot Mattresses. Cotton Top. Sell new for $2.50 SALE PRICE. $1 10
Lot Cotton Felt Mattresses. Sell new for $8.00 .SA1<E PRICE. 3 90
Only Combination Mattress, Sell New for $4.50... ; SALE PRICE. 1 85
Reed Arm Rockers (I good as new) SALE PRICE. 1 25
Solid Oak Cane Seat Chairs, worth $1 00 each SALE PRICE. 55
Solid Oak Cane Chairs, worth, $1 25 each SALE PRICE. <' .65
Solid Maple Arm Rockers, Good as new, worth $3 SALE PRICE. 1 25
Rags, assorted sizes and materials SALE PRICE. .10
Rags, Small but in first class prdes» SALE PRICE. 20
Rug, about 40 inches long, good order SALE PRICE. .25
Wood Frame Bed Springs, Good as new, (worth $2 50) SALE PRICE. .45
Folding Bed Springs. In good order, worth $2 50 SALE PRICE. .95
Dining Table, five legs, good condition SALE PRICE. S 20
Lot Ca. Op? Moequitto Nets, full size, almost new .....SALE PRICE. .50
RE AS FOLLOWS:
8 Ewers and Basins, (Bowls and Pitchers) worth $1 25 each SALE PRICE .65
6 Soap Dishes. You know they are as good as new, worth .10 SALE PRICE .05
1 Lot Toilet Sets, assorted. Get your pick ... SALE PRICE $1.75
4 Oak Beds, roll foot, roll head, good as new, worth $9 00 .....SALE PRICE 5.90
1 Oak Bed. roll foot, roll head, slightly damaged, worth $9.00 SALE PRICE 3.85
1 Iron Bed, brass knobs, looks like new. worth $6 00 '. SALE PRICE 3.95
5 Solid Oak Rockers, no arms, in good order,, worth $1.25 SALE PRICE .55
1 Dresser, 12 x20 Mirror. Brand New. Cracked top SALE PRICE 3.95
1 Dresser, solid oak, 20 x 24 Mirror, worth $10.00 SALE PRICE 4 90
1 Dress2r. solid oak, 20 x 24 Mirror, used one month, ($10) - SALE PRICE 6 50
3 Oak Washstands with mirrors, good as new, worth $9 SALE PRICE 5 60
6 Oak Wasiistrnds without mirrors, in good order, worth $5 :..8ALE PRICE 2 45
1 Oak Centre Table, Round, polished, good order, worth $3 SALE PRICE T.25'
2 Solid Oak Sideboards, co t new about $30.., SALE PRICE 12.00
1 Solid Oak Folding Card Table, refluished, worth $3 SALE PRICE 1.25
SOME OTHER GOOD THINGS. TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTIQN-GENUINE BARGAINS
Bring This With Yowif You Like. We’ve Got the Gocfds. Don’t Wait ’till They are Sold and Then Come
ALWAYS SOMETHING
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Brown Furniture & Hardware Company
Better Than Money—A Bank Account
Many thousands of dollars were lost by the sink
ing of the Titanic several weeks ago. It is re
ported that one person lost as much as $33,000
in U. S Money.
A great deal of money is also lost by fires every #
year. Such large fires as those that have swept
Chicago, Boston, Baltimore and other large
cities also destroy many millions dollars of money.
The Government benefits by those losses, be
cause none of those Bills are ever presented for
redemption.
The above incidents show that the Bank is the
best place for your money. You need rtot be
afraid of any kind of losses If you deposit your
money in a good Bank.
We are the only National Bank in the County.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK f
Jas. E. Pn’kihov, F ; .. E. Eats C. G Padoett !
Prew lent.
Ytcc-P^ost:
Cashier
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Local and Personal I
SPECIAL REASONS
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THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
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The private office of the bank is af the disposal of the DEPOSIT
ORS. and there is r*> other p!a^c as suitable for the transac-
tion of business of a financial nature.
Make your banker familiar with your circumstances and show
him. by your acrions, you are determined to save money,
and you have established a basis fur any REASONABLE
. ACCOMMODATION.
The man o' on. h rate m. ans. transacts aii his business through
the bank. NEEDS NO ELABORATE BOOKKEEPING in
oidt. - b» koep an a’curate account of his business. Hu
bank b-H»k fc .c cancetied ci eck.-i cover the most important
points.
UNI lit STATIS, COUNTY AND CITY DEFOSITCRY.
IA Firm Foundation
Farmt rs end Merchants Bank ;
hi to v; :i• no - rn ca&iina
U K. fl WICITM.'N. Proaid ru 1 M. Fi'li3UilNE, Chaliier
To build on the rock one must keep his credit ab
solutely unsullied and he must realize that the
best way to do that is by building up a bank ac
count.
It » at the bank counter that a tnan’s credit is
determined and the wise business man makes ev
ery effort to stand well at his bank.
q .. You are doing good triply when you keep a good
X balance in the bank—you help yourself and the
1 community, as well as the bank. *
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J. 0. Ja Sr„ of
vllU, was iu town* Tmulr.y.
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J V OQuin, of Islandtun. was
in town Tuemday,
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B H. Ulmvr, of Dolts, was in
towi* Monday.
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Coroacr D. I). Rhodo, of (’ot-
iagavUlo. was In town Saturday.
* H K. Strickland, of liodgo, a
exndidato for rcprosentUlvo, was
|a (own early Monday.
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Mrs. A. B. Graves, and daughter.
Mias Maggie visited relatives gad
frteada la Charleeton Itat weak.
T. H. Caldwall. of Lodge, who is
te the moo for Ihorlff, wa* kere
■atardsy atteadlag tko
G r \V Sweat, of Hendersonville,
candidate fig-highway oommisSiou-
er was In lowO-Monday.
I J M. Benton, of the Pine Grove
s-'cUon, u candidate for Corontr.
was in town Tuesday.
The Kings Daughter* will meet
negt Monday afternoon at file Find
luptist chunk at 6 o'clock.'~-Atl
members are urged to be preaentX
1 * Rev. F. O.. 8. Ourtis left yester
day for Cordova where he wtU ae-
•ist Rev. J. R. Smith in a pro
tracted meeting.
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F. J. Berry, oC Smoaks. who la &
candidate (or Highway Commiaaion-
or, waa la tows Tuesday, and was
so Interested spectator at thq moot-
log of the county Esecstive eeas*
Master Estes
e^i from a visit to
rll Fox, of Lodre.
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. H. ii. Rents and W M U
Campbell, of islandton. were amoeg
tin .e who bad busmeea iof .\Vtlur-
boro Tucstlay.
Mrs. A. R. radgett, of Snioakv.
spent several days the letter p*r*.
of the week with relatives in town
She returned Mondny.
Mr. du ltu»N n K wwii late.
The card of E. L. K. DnDois. of
Ulandton, who ann^nncea h:n.srif
as a cand.dat* for tow;«>hir corn-
mlssicner' of Broxton township
pesrs in thla Jeaue of The Press
snd Standard My I'uBou te w U
known to the people of his Town
ship where he lived for many
years as ?• utoceesfu! fanner.
'a. et *rd ^11 Sian D.’cases
I>. astMar When TiVU'rltie is l*(«l
; e. is the one unfailing rerno-
> jo matter hew govern a
e ©f ecxccia. piles tetter, ring-
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w -in. old sores or scalp disease
! l may scfftr with, TETTER INK
will give instant relief end affect
a permanent cure We' know tho
t. erits of this soothing, healing, an-
tU'-ptie ointment so-Well that we
fully guarantee It. Get a fit'c box
a; yoir druggist. If be has not
toe genuine TETTERTNE. send us
5?c rnd wg will supply you at once.
Tb«* Shuptrlse Co., Savannah Ga
For Saio By John M. Klein
The Bank of Smoaks
SMOAKS, . . ~ S. C.
J. S. WILLIAMS, W. H. YARN. W. C. PATRICK, JR .
President Vice- Prcst y Cashier.
C. 11. STRICKLAND, Aslant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
H. N. FOLK, M. L. CROSBY, A. H VAFiN.
B II. M. W Oi), W. H. YARN. J. ii. WILLI AMS
a q tatf^awa rr- 1 —Z sy?
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Smoaks. July SS.-
will kg a pleat* ai
CANDIDATE CARD
1 horeby aarounce myself a can
didate for the office of town
ship commissioner of Broxton town-
shift » n «l T>l«dge mjwelf to abld*
tho rssults o| tho DomoeraUe pri
mary.
B. L. K. DvBOU.
Ulandto*. AC.
THE BRICK . STORE
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96 pair $3, $3.50 and $4 Mens’ Shoes ^
63 R. & G. Corsets, 50cl^ And -$1.00 OC^ip
value, now lOCIS
30 American Beauty and American LadYflQ/»4n
Corsets, $1.25 and SI.50 value, for.... “OClS
50 cents shingling hammers at
2,000 yards 38 1-2 inch sheeting per yard C-x*
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Buy it now. Chamberlain's Collp,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
Dysentery ia always serious and
often a dangerous disease, but it
moat certain to bo needed before thj can bo cured. Chamberlain's Colic,
sommor ie over. Buy It now and I Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
be prepared for awch aa emergency. |eared It orea when ■^Rtfww* and est
For tato ky all dealers. domic. For sale by all dealers.