Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-- ■ ' 4 V ^ IT. IfU. * *our§on Our cotton is mortly sold to English ttanufae- turers at aboat .tai cents par pound. This same cot ton aft* it is made into croth seUs for on^ dc^lar a pound. The Eagfehcmn gets tUf large profit on account of his superior knowledge and skill, which is a direct result of a practical education. If you will deposit certain amounts regularly in our Savings Department, you will have no trouble in giving your son such an education. Ask us^about our plan. ^ ' ' FIRST 3 NATIONAL BANI^ ABOLUTELY SAFE Walterboroj Sooth Carolina* Jas. JL Peurifov, E. E. Jcnes C. G. Padgett Vice-Prest. Prcsi Jent Cashier. Mrs. J. S. Jones , Wants to THANK her friends in Walterboro and Sur- ronnding Country for their liberal patronage this Season. She APPRECIATES their trade, and is still pleasing all who cone to her for a hat or a dress. .Her supply to still unbroken—Plenty of all the newest and latest styles still on hand. Mtos Hudam to still Satisfying the Mt fastid ious customers. Ask to see her fine HAND-MADE HATS AB CM. «n Ntafal tMr MARKED DOWN prices, as CkrMMU to enly four weeks off, and all the la dies and girls must have a new hat CORDIALLY YOURS, Mrs. J. & Jbnes Bishop W. A. Guerry, of the V*- cohh of South Caroliea. spent SunjU: la Walterboro eondacting three ser vices dhrlng the day. Bishop Quernr preached two very able sermons it Jade’s Episcopal charch and la afternoon condacted servlcee at SUgrp chapel. Mr. Gaerry la S very forceful and able speaker and Targe audiences greeted (xla at each of his appointments, ■ *v GOOD ClTtkENSHIP at tw Ant ramMte tf tte *ooj Once each week we pay for this space for the priv ilege only of inviting you once again to be- - come a depositor of our bank. ^ / The person who reads about us fifty- two times a year ought to know us at least fifty-two times better than if he had read of us but once, The better he knows us the more likely he is to like us and our business methods. Your account, large or small, is urgently solicited and respectfully invited. • / Farmers and Merchants Bank WALTERBORO AND C0TTAGEV1LLE. S. C. \ MILLINERY SALE - In order to make room for Christmas Novelties, we are reducing all Millinery Goods. For the next two weeks our Hats will be sold at greatly reduced price?. It will be to your advantage to purchase NOW Hats which were $5.00 now— $4.00 Hats which were $4.00 now. .$3.00 Hats which were $3.00 now: $2.25 Hats Which were $2.00 now $1.50 Mrs. W. A. Black /Pumlatmt aavtag to om dtttuft. Th«r» to uotfeMg that matoM a flma rmilw Ms ilkllty- and apportualty tha community me much lauymtoi tea ■yatomaHr fhrift. Oac of the fine datlee of an tadlvldual ae a clUsen In his community* to aavlug tp make himaelf aalf aafflclcat. because in this way good, citlaaaahlp to 'fBOMOIMP 9T TBBtn Small eecumulatloee from the root of the -big Xortunse. a men with a little money can do maeh by Inveetlng H wisely, end opportunities are constantly presenting themselves to the man who has acme capfe raaoorcea that he can lay his hands on quickly. Hils bank * > as helped many persons oo the rood to financial success and Tndopendonoe. and atahdo ready to ||elp yon. The Bank of Smoaks SMOAKS, S. C. J. S. WILLIAMS, W. H. YARN, W. C. PATRICK. JR., • President Viee-Preut. Cashier. C. H. STRICKLAND, Assistant Cashier QJRECTORS: H. N. FOLK. M. L. CROSBY, A. E. YARN, H. M. WCOD, W. H. YARN, J.S. WILLIAMS Rev. Csutbeo Goes to Coofarmed. Rev. Henry Cauthen, who haa just concluded hla four years services as pee tor of the Methodist church here left Mondak afternoon ftfr Anderson where he will attend the season of the Annual Conference to be held this week la that city. Mr. Cauthen haa been most successful as a pastor and has endeared himself to the eir- tlre community inflective of de nomination. Oenufhe regret to felt that this Is his last year, heto and the ish follows him to conference that a will secure a good fldld tor his ttffe labors. Horses and Mules We have just received a carload of thoroughbred Kentucky Mares and Mules which we are offer ing at very reasonable prices—the price of ordi nary stock. Let us show you. A. WICHMAN & SON . Walterboro, S. C. TOWN TAX NOTICE. Not is hereby given that this Is the last week the tax bocks for the Town of Walterboro will be open for the collection of taxes. D. B. Black, Clerk and Treasurer. Hands rough and rsdf Well, why don’t you use Mlldredlna Almond Cream, then the akin will be soft aa velvet, “me Cream of Creams.” Ma. and She a bottle. Mlldredlna Specialty Co., Boston Mass. Kll-M. How’s This? Dollars UawaiU Cor an ■at bo cwtd kjr Halil W. .Crr Om Had «mo of ('aUrrb that Catarrh Car. r. J. CHUNKY a CO.. Toted*. O. Wc. tb. mute rote—d. - hao. ka—rn T. J Chary for tho teat IS yaan. aad hr Iter, hla parfotly hoorahte to all jaalarai trsoacttaai aad^Saaartony^aihte to carry ott any ahMgattoa MAT. BAKK OF COmfEUCK. Toted*. Ohte. HaU’o Catarrh Oar* te taka tatmolly. actlai dtesctly apa thr htead >■*—aroo sarfaaoa • th. ayow. TaotWanlate not fra. prim U •ate pa hattte. BoM by all Orarrtet*. Taka HaBte FasUy Fill* tar To get thousands of votes for yourself or friend in our SEECIAL NOTICE-We are going to have a “Red in DECEMBER- The “biggest” thing that ever Look out for iL yon about it later-G. Beginning December first and Continuing until further notice, we will give 1000 VOTES FOR EVERY DOLLAR PAID US on Book Accounts, 500 Votes for every Dollar paid on Notes at Bank and 1000 Votes for every Dollar Cash purchase in either of our two Stares. If customer presents <i RED COUPON at time of purchase he will receive 5000 Votes for each Dollar spent instead of the usual 100 OVotes. Contestants should see that their friends are well supplied with RED COUPONS. BULLETINS ISSUED AFTER * v.o WEEK Votes deposited in December will remain in a SEALED BOX, so that no one—not even Ourselves, will know who is in the lead. This nlmn will inanrp fair fr«hafmant *nri on f or all A Committee of Disinterested Gentlemen will open the^fidix Prizes to the Winners. Contestants and their friends should getjm work earnest during December Up to Christmas Day.