The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 15, 1913, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBO"C, E. C
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PROUD
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HOME?
Are you so delighted with its appearance that you ENJOY entertaining YOUR FRIENDS
there, or is it SO MEAGERLY FURNISHED that you are compelled to compromise your pride and
AVOID inviting your acquaintances to visit you?
It is WRONG to deny yourself the comforts of a WELL FURNISHED home. It’s an INJUS
TICE to YOURSELF as well as to EVERY MEMBER of YOUR FAMILY. Why not decide RIGHT
NOW to BRIGHTEN your life by making youp home the most COMFORTABLE, COZY and AT-
TRACTIVE one in your entire neighborhood. No matter how HUMBLE your position or how
SMALL your salary, you can have a BEAUTIFUL home by taking advantage of Brown’s GEN
EROUS EASY PAYING PLAN. EVERY ARTICLE marked ONE ROCK BOTTOM PRICE to all;
every piece GUARANTEED as Advertised
id Personal
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Magistrate * Houston Towles, of
Green Pond, was tn town Monday.
H. R. Martin, of Omega, was in
Walterboro today on business.
J. C. Nettles, of Route 4. was In
town Tuesday and paid this offlie a
pleasant <ali.
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Mr. noil Mrs. B. R. I’lmer. and lit
tle daughter, of Rubin, were among
those In town Tuesday.
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John Jones, of Oakley spent last
/Thursday with hht sister, Mrs. 1). J.
Kirton. j.
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Prentiss Urilttn. who has been/run-
ning between Green Pond and Khr-
hardt, now has a run between Char
leston and Florence.
Robert Black of*Rubin, visited his
daughter. Mrs. P. B. Sanders, the
latter part ot the ween.
Joe Fields, of Green Pond, spent
last Thursday night in town.
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Juo. O. Jaques. Sr. of Cottagevllle,
was'among those in .own Monday
oh a business trip.
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Prof. T. V. farrow, principal of'
the Hendersonville high school was
in town Saturday.
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R. G. W. Bryan, of Varnvllie, was
in town today on a business trip. Mr.
Bryan was formerly Magistrate at
Henderson vllle.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones, and lit
tle daughter of Oakley, spent a few
days with Mrs. l>. J. Kirton. They
returned to their home Tuesday.
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P. F. Cone, of the T^odge Mercan
tile Co . was in town the latter part
of thp week Mr. Cone has many
frlenda In the lower part of Colleton,
Including Walterboro. who are al
ways glad to aer him.
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Mr*. Cosart Binna. of Albany, Qa.,
who la visiting *her mother. Mrs. K.
H. Williams, will return to her horn*
Friday of this week.
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- Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bootle, of Hen-
deraonrille. have decided To return
to Charleston to live, Mr. Bootle has
a position with the Navy Tard. and
has already reported for duty. Mr*.
Bootle will spend * few d*y* longer
visiting relatives and friends in Col
leton before Joining her husband.
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James E. Peurtfoy, i resuYnt v>f
the First NationatNau*. left yester
day afternoon for Columbia. whe:e
^ ho will attend a' meeting of the di-
reetors of the Carolina Bond in 1
Co., to be held today.
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Mr*. B. N. Beach, of Stokes, left
Saturday for Adams Run, where she
will spend some time with her daugh
ter Mrs. J. E. Gatch.
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PHONOGRAPHS
We sell the Edison
Machines and Rec
ords at special
low prices, as we
want to sell them
out entirely.
It will pay you to
investigate at our
store, the bargains
we offer now.
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
We have enjoyed a successful year, and
desire to thank most heartily those friends
and patrons who have contributed to our
success by their patronage and support.
We ask your continued favors and can as
sure you we shall be pleased to extend all
courtesies and accommodations consistent
with good business. • /
We shall tiy to anticipate your needs and
wishes, and ask that you give us your pat
ronage.; *
. Our lines of Farming Implements, Disc
Harrows, Plows, Hardware, Buggies,
Wagons, Harness, Saddles, Diw Goods,
Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Grain, Etc., are
complete and our prices are right,
SEE US ABOUT YOUR FERTILIZER
Farmers Mercantile & Warehouse Co.
J. M. WITSELL, Manager.
Walterboro, South Carolina
MS. FINN JEWELRY
COMPANY
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Walterboro, S. C.
BIG MILLINERY SALE
Beginning Saturday, Jahuary IS. and continuing two weeks,
we wi'l cenduet a Sae of MILLINERY AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
EVERY HAT MUST GO
THESE WILL BE OFFERED AT and BELOW* FIRST CO*q^
$2.00
Hats were $5.00 $2.50
Hats were $3.00
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Hats were $4.00
now
$1.50
WINTER DRESS GOODS AT COST
MRS. W. A. BLACK
MuALTERBORO'S LEADING MILLINER
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The Bank A Necessity
In the conduct of buftiness the
good bank has come to play a vital
part.
Many small businesses have be-
come strong and prosperous through
c wise banking connections which put
them in a position to enlist the ser
vice of more capital at opportuue
times:
THE BANK OF
SMOAKS,
SMOAKS
5. C.
J. S. WILLIAMS, W. H. YARN,
President Vice-Prest.
C. H. STRICKLAND, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
M. L. CROSBY,
W. H. YARN,
W. C. PATRICK, JR.,
Cashier.
H. N. FOLK,
H. M. WOOD.
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A. E. YARN,
J. S. WILLIAMS
Col. J. Q. Padgett, ha* returned
from Columbia, where he ha* been
to cast hi* ballot aa elector, for the
nominees of the Democratic party.
Woodrow Wilson, for President, and
Thomas K. Marshall, for Vice Presi
dent.
J. W. Mile}*, Jr., of RufDu.
among those In towp Monday.
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D. A. Crosby, of Ruffin. R. 1. was
in town Tuesday. Mr. Crosby and
his brother. R. M . are beginning a
mercantile business at Mr. Crosby's
home, under the firm name. D. A.
Crosby £ Bro.
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J. D. Wisher, of Rotind. and son.
O. F.. were in. town Monday on a
business trip. •
SOUTH BEND WATCHES.
There is no more reliable watch on the market
than the SOUTH BEND. 1 have them and sell
them under the very best of guarantee.
FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
J. A. WtiSTERBERG, Jewelry Store
Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffise
~>WALTBRBqROt g. C.
MOM.M KXTS! MOXl.MF.XTS
All sizes and prices from ‘|5.00
to totfpO'Coping, grave cover*, mark
ers Any kind of special work esti
mated. Italian. Vermont and Geor
gia Marble, and all kinds of up-to-
date Granite.
Write, phone, or wait to see me.
Means money saved. Everything
guaranteed.
. B. K. IT.MKR.
The Monument Man. ..Ruffin, S. C.
SCHOOLS WIY PHIZES.
Pineville anil Oak Grove Schools Are
Sarretuifnl.
The county superintendent of edu
cation is in receipt of a card from
Mias Lizzie Rogers, superintendent of
the rural school improvement asso
ciation that two schools in this coun
ty have been awarded prizes for Im
provements as follows: Pineville.
$25; Oak Grove, $15.
The reports from Colleton's schools
were late in getting In ''but these
awards were made anyway.