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0 PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C DEC 25,1912 Happiness vs. Misery J Charts Dickens made up a table once, something life the following: 5 4 - / Income $50—Expensed $40—Happiness Income $60—Expenses $51—Misery 9 • 1 . / ' » ■, The moral »: To save something if you want to be contented and happy. There is no better place to keep your * ‘ -A * 9 Savings than in the FIRST NATIONAL BANK ABOLUTELY SAFE Walterboro, South Carolina Jas. E. Peurifoy, Presi ient E. E. Jcnes Vice-Prest C. G. Padgett Cashier. “GRA TITUDE We wish to thank the people of Walter boro and Colleton County for the large amoimt of business given os during the year 1912, and to wish ail a Merry Christinas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year. iers and Merchants Bank » * * 4* Walterboro and Cottageville. S. C. PERSONAL MENTION - L. A. Fraysee, of HendefsonviUe,. was in town Saturday. R. B. McMillan, of Lodge, among those,In town Saturday. was Mi&a Florence Black, who is at tending the Cokesbury college is at home for the holidays. This being: the season of grood wishes # and grood cheer, we desire to take advah- tagre of the opportunity to thank you for „ • 0» your kind and liberal patronagre during: the j) year which is now coming: to a ciose. We hope the year 1912 has been a g:ood one for you and we trust you may enjoy many suc cessful seasons to come* 0 It has been our pleasure to enjoy the largrest patronage of our career and to those whom we have served is our indebted ness due. We are not forgetful of the duty imposed upon us through the confidence of our patrons and wlhile we have not measur ed up to the mark as we desired, yet we have been faithful to the trust in our earn est endeavor to give honorable service. For 1913 we have made some very ad vantageous contracts with our different connections and we shall endeavor to make * v r it to your interest to place your business with us. We trust that it will be your good pleasure to continue favoring us with your <» <• esteemed patronage and wish for you a Merry, Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year. Harvey Padgett a student of South Carolina College, is at home spend ing the holidays. • • • Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Breland, of Ruffin, were among tnose In town Saturday. Prof. C. J. Croshv, who is teaching he Hudson’s Mill school, was in town Saturday. Clarence E. Fraser, of Florence, was here several days last week vis iting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Howell are spending tae holdays In Chester with rs. Howell’s parents. Judge and Mrs. Geo. W. Gage. Dan Anderson, wao is attending Porters Military Academy of Char iton is gt home for the holidays. Vernon Padgett, of Wofford col lege, is at hom^ for tne holidays. W. Harley Saunders is spending a few days in Holly Hiil. as tne guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bennett. • • • Miss Eunice Glover, a student of the College for Women in Columbia, is here for the holidays. L. B. Benton, of Onoopee, Ga., is spending a few days with' relatives in'and near town. A. Q. Hlott. of Harleyville, who was called to attend the funeral of his father, Henry Hiott, returned Miss Ruth Price, of Barnwell, will arrive today to spend Christmas in town aa the guest of ner aunt. Miss Dollye Price. James deTreville, a student of S. C. University, is at home spending the holidays. •- V Miss Idelle 'E. 'Williams, who ir teaching at Round, was in town Sat urday on her way. to her at \V i>- lianiK to spend the holidays. Miss May Price who is attending Coker College is here to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Price. •* . • • • Miss Sarah Kohn, who is one of the teachers at the Hampton graded school,' is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohn. • • • • r-‘ Miss Ulmer Fishburne, now one of the faculty of the Allendale graded school, is here spending the holidsyg. with her mother, Mrs. Fishburne. • • * Mr. and Mrs. Frsmpton Wichman, of Ehrhardt, are in town spending Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wichmau. . J. Christoph VonLehe, who is a student at the State Medical college n Charleston, is here for the holi days. Miss Kathleen deTreville who is attending Winthrop College, came Sat udav night to spend the holidays i with her parents. • • • Dr. Mylnor Beach, of the Medical College, is here spending the holi days with relatives, • • • MissMabel Tubleaton of Walterbo ro went Monday to Lodge where she will spend a few days with relatives and friends during Christmas. 1891 . 1912 Colleton Banking Company ' WE INVITE YOU to join the large numbei\ of Individuals. Firms and Corporations who for many years, have found .their Banking relations with this Bank both AGREEABLE AND PROFITABLE The Remarkable SUCCESS and STABIL ITY of this BANK is built on the Friend ships of its CUSTOMERS gained by. CAREFUL ATTENTION to their BANK ING -REQUIREMENTS and LOYALTY to the best interests of its CUSTOMERS. WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND COMPOUND INTEREST 4 TIMES A YEAR We want you for a customer and we wish you a prosperous and successful New Year. DIRECTORS: Jno. F. Lucas, Paul Sanders, H. W. Black, Jr. CASHIER: R. L. FRASER. T— Wishkg Yon a Glad Christmas Season: We desire to take this opportunity id friends of to wish the patrons am our Bank a very merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. May the God of Harvests be with you more abundantly in 1913 than he has been in 1912, and enable you to be much ahead of the game next Christmas. THE BANK OF SMOKS SMOAKS, 5. C. J, S. WILLIAMS, President W. H. YARN, Vice-Prest. W. C. PATRICK, JR., Cashier. I H. N. FOLK, H. M. WCOD, C. H. STRICKLAND. Aasistant Cashier DIRECTORS: M. L. CROSBY, ~ W. H. YARN, A. E. YARN, J.S. WILLIAMS Cadet Israel Kohn, of the Citadel the Military^CotJlege or South Caro lina. is here spending the holiday* with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohn. Brown Furniture & Hardware Company . I J SOUTH BEND WATCHES. There is no more reliable watch on the market than the SOUTH BEND. I have them and sell them under the very best of guarantee. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY \ \/ J. A. WtfSTEHBEBG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffice WALTERBORO. S. C. »w PaMor in Town. T !.<* 1«•i , eco*tal inest ii.'r.ple hare organized a ch jr.', , i h'-re, hav ing leased for Ihe present *.he ouildTi ing formerly occupied by Dodd & Smith near the depot In which serv ices are held. Quite a number ot persons have united themselves with this church, and the services are well attended to whiejb the public is in vited. The pastor. Kev. F. D. Sor- roir fans moved to town. It will recalled tbat,.be beld'revlval serv- bere during the summer. NOTICE. , The first meeting of the board of Highway Commissioners and town ship commissioners will be held the first Monday in January, 1913, at 12 o’clock, noon. At this meeting bids will be received for the different pub lic ferries In the county. Also physi cian for poor farm and jail. Alt per sons holding claims against the coun ty for the year 1912, are requested to present same duly attested. J. W. Hill. Highway Commissioner. Walterboro. 8. C., Dec. 23, 1912. The editor begs to acknowledge with thanks, a box of caramels, made l>v little Miss Edith Black. She is m expert on making sweets, though a lassie of only a few summers. F '1 Mr. and Mrs. Julian Crosby lef*. Sunday afternoon for l.’:«V'Miy. Pa., where they will ma.;e their heme. Mrs. Crosby was Mi.ia Pearl Minor and her parents left recently lor their old home at Ridgeway. 9 A Merry Christmas and (\ M. Hfijfev. /Fcftiir manager of the Farmers i/Ferttlizer Works of Spar tanburg arrived in town Sunday ev ening. where he will spend Christ mas. s Mr. Harley will return to Spartanburg tomorrow accompanied »y Mrs. Harley and baby, who have >een here for some time. Happy New Year HORSES AND MULES We wish our customers a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. We extend our heart-felt thanks to" those who patronized us during the year, which is about to close, and we ask a continuance of your business during the year 1913. Our business is to please the public. I Will reach Walterboro the middle of next week with a car load of hors es and mules juft in from the West, and will remain all the next week. SEE ME BE FORK/Yof BUY.. The S. Finn Jewelry Co. I will have splendid animals v» <* add shall be pleased To show tjhem. WALTERBORO, S. C W. 1. AYER OLAR. • • • • • S. C.