Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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% 4* TTv;, , <-, '• i* • . -'-« ' • lr ^* I * AMD flfAMDABD, TALTEBBOM. ■ O ■ * * fN -* -• ▲yOU«T. 7 1912. Take An Inventory OF YOUR MONEY AFFAIRS- SEE HOW YOU STAND WITH THE WORLD Could YOU have dene better? If so, begin at once And see what you can acconipush with the help of OUR SAVINGS DEPART MENT during the next twelve months. We Pay Four Per Cent Interest, Compound ed Quarterly. On All Savings. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ABSOLUTELY SAFE Walterboro, £outh Carolina THE UN«TED STATES GOVERN ME > T DEPOSMS WITH gj^ THIS BANK E. E. Jones C. G. Padgett Vice-Prest. Cashier. Jas. E. Peurieov, Presi ent. J. L Lyons Smoaks^X. FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH Two 60 saw gins and self-tramping press. Terms: Cheap for cash, or on easy terms. Apply for particulars. Buggies and Lyons Wagons. A car of the celebrated Carolina Buggies has been shipped. See them before you buy your fall bug gy- Let us show you the wagons we manufacture— THE LYONS WAGON. It is guarantee and will stand the test. J. L. Lyons, Smoaks, S. C, Local and Personal I^wrence Weeks, of Charlestor*. spvnt Sunday in town wi*h friends. • • • Mr. mul Mrs C M. Harley, of Sparl&utiurft, are vlsltlug relatives iu and near town. • • • Miss Claudia Butler, who has been visiting In SpartaiVaurg Is at home regain. • • • Mrs. B. G. Hyrne, will leave Fri day for Hendersonville. N. C. where she will rfpend several weeks. • • • Paul Maunders, E. L. Lem&eks and Cleveland Senders, of Ritter, were among those In towr. Monday. • • • Peter O'Quln, one of Ulandtou's prominent citlzers, was in town Monday. • • • J. F Addison, of Cottagevllle. a eandldate for highway commissioner wrs In town Monday. • • • B. L. Jones, who was the latest entrant lr* the race for the legisla ture. was In town Monday. • s • G. W. Sweat, of Hendersonville, eandldr-e for highway commissioner was In town Monday. e e e \ H * H B Thayer, of Pennsylvania, was here a few days last week on business. • • • R G. Wiggins, of Wiggins, was a visitor to Walterboro Saturday. P. M. Buckner, of Ravenel. spent Friday night In town . » • • Mrs. G M. Rivers and children, of Ohlsolm. 8. C.. are here to spend several weeks at the home of F. F. Rivers. • • • Mrs. Charles Glover left Friday i for Charleston, where she goes to attend the marrlrge of her sister, Miss Hazel McClure. • • • Miss l.ottie Bellinger, who has been away for the past few weeks, visiting relatives In Chrrleston and Beaufort, returned home Friday. • • • Mrs. M 8. Montgomery and Ut ile daughters, of Kingstree are In town visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs A. V. Glover. Miss Marlon Glover went to Char leston Friday to meet her sister, Mrs. M. S. Montgomery. • • • f Miss Marlon Glover left last week for Rockville to attend the races and from there she will go to vls.t friends r.-r Chisolms. • • C. p Sanders, Es(j.. of Spcrtan- hurg. was In town Monday. Mr. Sanders was interested In the Mas ter's sains. e e e C9I. and Mrs. C. O. Henderson returned Wednesday from Yorkvllle, where they spent two weeks with their daughter. Mrs. T. P. Burgess. • • e T P. Murray, who has a position at the office'of the Walterboro Lum her Co., Is at Glenn Springs en joying c- well earned holldayr ——\ « • J I. Garvin, who announces his candidacy for township commission er of Frrser township, was In town Monday. • • • C. HeMerson Fraser, assistant postmaster, who has h»en enjoying e- stay at Hendersonville, N. C.. Is at home again. see W. Godfrey Hyrne, of Savanr*'.h. spent Sunday In town as th* guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs. £. O. Hyrne. • e • M H. Epps, of Tlmmonsvllle. has r-rcepted a position ss book keeper at the Walterboro Cotton Mills/ • • • Max Jacobs, th<» accommodatin'; depot agent a» Green Pond, who resides In Walterboro. left Mondav for Glenn Springs where he will spend r- ten days holiday. • • • Miss I^oulse Thames of Chr-Hes- ton, wns a recent visitor to Miss Belle Wescoat. Miss Thames Is most pleasantly remembered In town by a wide circle of friends. • • • Marion A. Savage, of Schenectady, N Y.. wss In town the latter pp.-t of the week visiting his brother. Ellllott. Mr. Savage Is making good la his northern home. ' SOME SPECIAL REASONS » ‘ WHY YOGI ACCOUNT SHOULD BC KXPT WITH > THE FARMERS AMD MERCHANTS RANK A bank account enables you to pass over periods of SICKNESS without embarrassment. », . When asked for "REFERENCED” you can give the nhme of your banker. When you lose your position you do not have to accept the first thing offered, but CAN AFFORD TO WAIT for something better. A bank account gives you something to depend on in any EMER GENCY It helps you to avoid FOOLISH INVESTMENTS of hard-earned cavings. U is of great help in CHARACTER building. It is the liest developer of one’s BUSINESS ABILITY. A bank balar.ee is a good thing to leave to those DEPENDENT upon you UNITED STATES, COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITORY. y~ Farmers and Merchants Bank, WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA R. H. WICHMAN, President I. M. FISHBURNE. Cashier l|< The Bank of Smoaks SMOAKS, . • . S. C. S. WILLIAMS, W. H, YARN, W. C. PATRICK. JR.. President Vice-Prest. Cashier. C. H. STRICKLAND, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS: . N. FOLK. M. L. CROSBY. A. E. VAML . M. WOOD, W. H. YARN. J. S. WILLLAlifS I Big Summer Millinery Sale We beg to announce that our big annual reduction sale is now going on. All Summer Hats at Half Price Other Milliner}’ and Dress Goods at Reduced PRICES. MRS. W. A. BLACK si Make Yonr Future Bright Hold on to some of your money and save it for a later day, save it as a prudent man ought to. It will make the future bright for you instead of gloomy. ' • 0 • o To be assured that your own efforts will, without any doubt, provide for the future of y >unelf and your family i-a ne cessity if a full measure of contentment is to be enjoyed. W’ithout contentment no man is happy or really successful in his work. / A savings account will give you that contentment and help you on to success. «— The Walterboro town library will B. O. Price, accompanied by hit he open from aow on (M^the re- daughter. Mlaa Vlvlene, hit eon. Minder of tbe summer,’only on George. Mia# Leonle Padgett and Friday afternoons from • o’clock Verson Padgett left' Sunday for till snaset nitrons will please {Glenn Springs where they will spend sad be governed ae- two weeke. Thor went In Mr. ......... 1 Price’s touring enr. : Mlaa Pearl Sandifer la apetiding r- few day* at Cottagevllle with h^r cousin, Miss Ylneta Ackerman. • • • • Mrs. Annie Rickenbcker, accom panied by Miss At&Iie Moore, has goro to Hendersonville, N. C., where they will spend the balance of the summer. Mra. M. S. Montgomery and little daughters, Dorothy and Leslie, ar rived in town Friday night to apt nd sometime with her parm-s, Mr. and Mrs. A..V. Glover. • • • Miss Essie Hyrneieft Monday for Savannah, where she will visit her brother, Godfrey, till Friday. at which time she will go to Hender sonville, N. C., to spend the balance of the wimmer. cf • • • ,/ Rev. J. R. FunderhurVis visiting relatives at Heath Springs. He ex pects to be away edtout a week, as sisting In a protracted meeting at Antlook church In this communl-1 ty- y' • • • fashler C. G. Padgett, of the , First Natlonr-1 Bank, it off on his vacation. He has gone to Hender sonville, N. C., and will visit sev eral interesting points while he is away. * * * J. M. Padgett, candidate for sheriff passed through town Friday en route to hla home. He had been in the interest of hla campaign but was ta-ken quite tick Thurs day and forced to return to hla home. « » • Mra. W. H. Padgett, and baby. are vtatttug her parenta, Mr. and Mra. J. M- South. Sr, at teoaka. Sores and All Skin Dieases Disappear alien Tettcriae Is Used This la the one nnfalling reme dy, and bo matter how severe a case of ecaema, plies, tetter, ring worm, old sores or scalp disease you may suffer wit$, TETTERIXE will give Instant relief and affect a permanent cure. We know the merits of this soothing, healing, an- tlsepttp ointmgnt so well that we fully 'guarantee it. Get a 50c box at your druggist. If he has Dot the genuine TETTERIXE, send us 50c and we will supply you at once. The Shnptiine Co.. Savannah Ga. For Sale By John M. Klein Union Service* at Baptist (Yxmh. Union services will he held at the Baptist church next Sunday night Rev. A. E. Wallace will preach the sermdki. Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, of Yorkvllle is In town visiting relatives. Ji**- Walsh's wife and children have been here sometime with her par enta, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fishburixv • • • Dr. M. C. Fishburne left Tuesday for Leesvllle where he goes to Jolr. his wife and children. They will return to the Isle of Palms where they will spend the remainder of Dr. Flshburne’a holiday. • • • Prea. Jno. F. Lucan, of the Col- IntoD Banking Company left Tues day for Charlostou to see hla non. John F. Lucas. Jr., who it Indispos ed for tho present. Mr. Lhcas will remain as long as ke finds ho la dod hf kla goa. FREE r •*<%- OF THE WON DERFUL CALORIC FIRELESS A? COOKER At Our Hardware Store Friday, Aug. 9th YOU ARE INVITED DON’T MISS IT. Ladies in Charge •Trim sir* i M jm i a ASK QUESTIONS Como and Sample the Cooking. IT ROASTS. IT BAKES. IT STEWS.. Brown Furniture & Hardware Company THE BUSY BUSINESS. SECTIONAL VIEW A—Sectional view of coirplete tire, showing extra thick cor rugated tread of tough rubber. B—Chemically treated puncture proof close woven fabric, made from finest Sea Island cotton. C—Rubber jacket reinforcement. D Extra interwoven chemically treated puncture proof tread reinforcement. E—Two-ply Sea Island cloth woven friction cloth. F—Inner tube retaining jacket. a ^ Finest pure rubber tube or air chamber, chemically treated. ^-“Extra canvas rim reinforcement to prevent rim cutting. A PAIR OF PUNCTURE-PROOF, SELF-HEALING TIRES means pleasure in riding, and will make you an enthusiastic wheelman. Ihe toughbess of this tire is to be compared only to the hide of a rhinocerous. L N- GLOVER Main Street, Walterboro, S. C. DR. C R. COULTON EYESIGHT SPECIALIST * WILL BE AT ^ . FINN’S JEWELRY STOR ALL THIS WEEK Augu«tj>th to 10th, Inclusive. ’ COME ONE—COME ALL - Eyes Examined FREE w