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O Help When Needed You miy nerer«n«ed a loan from the bank, but when you keep a bank account in a reliable inatitution Hke thia you hare the uae of all Its fa* cilltiea. the benefit of the advice and suggeetiona of Ita officera, aad then <>, -ftf*4rou do need loan accommodation at any time It la youra for the ask ing. THE BANK SMOAKS, OF SMOAKS s. c. Loans and ' Discounts.. '989.104.7< | Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 93.74 U. 8. Bonds* to securfc cir culation \ i-. 25.000.00 Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 200.08 [Banking house. Furniture, and Fixtures 4.433.93 Dos from National Banks <not„reoerve agents. .. 4.247.45 [Due fatih approved Reserve Agents 8.359.15 Checks and other Cash Items 855.04 Notes of other National Banks 140.00 Fractional Paper Currency. Nickels and Cents. . . . Specie 2.481.10 Legal-tender notes 245.00 2,708.10 Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation 1,250.00 254.49 Undlvideif Profits, less Ex penses and Tacres Paid National Bank Notes out standing Individual deposits subject to check 82,344.10 Cashier’s checks outstand ing 40.00 Bills payable, including cer tificates of deposit for money borrowed....... 15.000.00 J. 8. WILLIAMS, W. H.'VARN, President Viee-Prest. C. H. STRICKLAND. Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS: H. N. FOLK, M. L. CROSBY, H. M. WOOD. W. H. YARN, W. C. PATRICK. JR.. Cashier. A. E. YARN. J. S. WILLIAMS Coca-Cola Bottling Works We have Exclusive Right to bottle and sell Coca Cola in Colleton County, nnd are equipped, consequently, to handle the great amount of business done in Colleton County. WE BOTTLE OUR OWN GOODS. Other Soft Drinks Made and Sold We shall be pleased to have your orders not only for Coca Cola but for Ginger Ale, Root Beer, and other re- freshing drinks. The Clean Bottling Plant—Visit Us Our drinks are all pure nnd absolutely free from im purities. Everything used is personally inspected and must be CLEAN. Your Orders are Solicited Coca-Cola Bottiing Works T. J. McDANIEL, Manager WALTERBORO SOUTH C AROLIN A Total 8134.644.741 Total ... % 1134.044.74 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ( 0 ( County of Colleton. I. C. O. Padgett, Cagbier of the above nam9d ban > d <> »olemDly ■wear that the above etatemetat is true 10 th9 h®* 1 mjr knowledge an«l belief. ...it ' / Subscribed and sworn to before mo, ,, , - this 10th day of Feb., 1913. **• PADGETT, A. K. BEACH. Cashier. Notary Public, S. C. CORRECT ATTEST: JAS E, PEURIFOY. J _ , * * E. E. JONES. ^ A S. KARESH. 1 Jjircctors. pniiiimtio’iiiNiiitoiuuiiiiiiauiniiMiiaiiiMsmmHtiimmiainMNtHainmHiuaimtififmai Local and Personal ^HmiiHinniitNoiiutaiiiMtiiimniimmiiiiaiUNiiHmnmnHtiuiuiiraiuiiiininHNiiiwiuHwiui M. A. Crosby and H J, itra-it, of Ruflln, were in town .vlonday. ffi ffi ft T. S. Haines, of Yenjaesee. was in own Monday on a business trip. 11. G. Hiott. of Round. Monday was in town Mr. and Mrs. J. Q Adams, of Veeks. were in town Monday. * * * * r C. J. I>. Caldwell, of Lodge, ■as among those in to., n Monday. • • • Joshua Garvin, of Jacksonboro, as in town Monday. • • • J. F. Addison, of Cottageville. was mong tho8*> in town Saturday. • • • <> W. F. Garris, of Hound, was a v!s- I jr to Walterboro Tuesaay. • f r- of Edisto. was in in Stock and Sell Everything in Musical Instruments From a 25c. to a $250 HARP A o First-class PIANO Guaranteed E. F. Wilson, t wn Monday. * Miss O. E. Folk, of Lodge, is spending some-.time in town with Mrs. \V. B. Ackerman. • • • 8. N. Haws, of Johnson City, Tenn.. is spending a few days' in town oh if business trip. • • • E. Loyless Goodwin, of Little wamp section, spent Monda> night i town. • • • Mr and Mrs. A. A Yarn, of Rural Route 4. were in town Monda> on a business trip. • * • Mbs Bessie Kohn spent several days last week with her sister. Miss Sarah Kohn of Hampton Mrs. I). S. Maxey, daughter. Miss Reba and little son. Raymond, of Williams, were in town Tuesda> • • * Mrs. Jane Koger. wno has been very ill at the home of Mrs .1 S GrC- fln, is slowly improving • • • G. L. Smoak. j>f Round, was in Walterboro the latter part of the week on business. * * 9 Saturday, February Lbeii.g a bgal holiday, the three banks m town will be closed. • • • Mrs. It B. Hiers. of l.«>dge who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs R. R. Mily here, returned home yesterday IN'v W. A. Fairy and J J Padgett are in Charleston, auentilng the disti«t meeting of the Ministerial Conference ami missionary institute. * * 9 Magistrate J. I). Colson was in town Monda.v Mr. Colson will take charge of his office this week, having already received his commtssion. • • • C. J. Butler, of Livingston, w is in town Saturday on a visit to his mother. Mrs. C. W. Butler Mr. But ler is planting asparagus and mak ing quite a success of it. Former deputy sheriiL D E on was in town Saturday. Mr. on lias returned to his old .here he is assisting ins father. G. J Benton, w ith h:s farming and | aw mill business . 9 9 9 Rev. W. A. Fairy, pascor of the lethodist fhurch is tn Charleston, attending a Conference of the Min sters of the Charleston district. He will return in time for service Sun- !f»y • • • , flurried by Deputy Clerk of Court, R. R. Miley. Walter Beverly to Miss hi-liie Benton. . The groom is from tiuflton and the bride is from Ruf- Q. * • • • W. D. Sanders, of Yemassee. was J in town today, looking round with a lew to locating here. Mr. Sanders! was in business at Yemassee, where he ran a large store, but has sold Ms interests there, and is thinking of opening a business here, provid-1 *d he can secure a location that »ill J suit. • • • A. M. Howell and son. Moore, of Greenville, are spending a Jew days in town with relatives Mr. Howell is a brother cf the late Major M. P. Howell, and was in Australia for 14 years, returning a year ago. Mr. Howelfewas sent the re as an agricul tural expert by the United States Government. Mr Howell is a to bacco expert, and will be pleased, while here, to consult with anyone thinking of the culture of tobaccq in this county „ ' ” “ODD CORNERS” WE FIND IN E\ERY HOME. ITS A “KNACK" TO KNOW JUST HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM OUR “ODD” PIECES FURNITURE FITS ALL “ODD CORNERS.” ■ » ^ IN BUYING WE KEEP “AN EYE OPEN” TO SUCH NEEDS. WE WILL FILL YOUR ORDER IF YOU WILL CALL IN AND SEE OUR STOCK. : FURNITURE BOUGHT HERE MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS. Get City Prices First—Then You’ll Appre- , ciate Ours. BROWN FURNITURE CO. “THE HOME MAKERS.” CARTER’S PHARMACY Dr. H. M. Carter, Proprietor SMOAK'. SOUTH CAROLINA % ^ We have just open, i an up to dite Drug Store in our new building in the J no.. E. Str.oak Store, and are prepared to furnish all drufs and proprietary medicines. Our prescription department will be in charge of a licensed pharmacist, and f rescriptions will be compounded day or night. \ Up-to-Date Soda Fount In addition to our line of drugs and medicines we have a splendidly equipped soda fount, where cold drinks of all kinds will be dispensed. Full line of fancy stationery and fine candies. Give us a Trial Order. CARTER’S PHARMACY SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROLINA SPECIAL NOTICES Tim Ladies’ Aid Society of th« Methodist church will have a sale" ice cream, cake and candy. Fri day afternoon at Fishburne’s ice cream parlor, commencing at 3 o'clock. Statement of the Condition of THK BANK OF RUFFIN |,wilted at Kuftiu. S. at the rlo*e of lru>»ine-». Feb. 4. HH.1: l.umlter fnr„r>.ale. I am again in thF saw mill and planing mill business and desire to tungjsh my old patron.; and the pub lic, rough and dressed lumber, such as leillng. flooring, etc. J. D. Col son. VValterboro. 2-19-tfi New Superintendent Arrivee V Moore, of Charleston, has ar- epted the position of Superintendent f the Walterboro Cotton Oil Co., uade vacant by the resignation of A. M. Summerall. Mr. Moore was ith the Southern Cotton Oil Co., nd is an experienced iaiil superin- dent. RESOURCES. ^ £ Loans and Discounts. .. .$$.483.38 ianking House. Furni ture and Fixtures,. .. Due from Banks and Bankers * • • • ( urrency Silver and Other Minor Coin 1 • • ■ Stationery and Expense . . 1 667 50 3.770.85 671.00 267.01 252.71 Opened for Business Nov. 5th, 1DI2. Statement of the Condition of THE HANK OF IjOIMiF. i.orate'l at Ia>dge. S. f., at the Close of business, Feb. 4, 1i)i:!: Total $14,557 45 LIABILITIES. •J. H. Bishop and^ daughter. Miss Neta of Isiandton. were in town Monda.v. Miss Bishop will spend some time with Mrs. Johnson Cro«- by. • • • C. W. B. M. Auxiliary firganf/ed. Mrs C. E. Davis, of Colmubia. field worker for th» i' \V. B. M . visited Walterboro Saturday m d organized an auxiliary at a meeting «> Vicli v us held at the honii «'f Mts C. y. Ciir.nnings. The („•’ .wing ,jf. fleers ^t‘re elected to serve the fol lowifTg year: Mrs. J. L. Rent*, president. Mrs. B. M. K. Still, vice president. Miss Hattie Herndon, secretary Mrs. C. T. Cummings, treasurer, v ’apital Stock Paid Undivided Pndits. ndividual Deposits ject to Check. . . posit Time Certificates of ’ashler's Checks. . . . In ..$3.500.0e .... 195.41 S«b- k . . . . 5.794.^4 65.00 De- 2.00 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts . . . $8,846.62 Overdrafts ... 631.32 Furniture and Fixtures. . . 2,407.91 Banking House 1,025.00 Due from Banks and Bankers . . 2.556.56 Currency. . 327.00 ‘ ilver jefer. Oth-M Minor Coin. 4 20.89 Clicks and Cash Items.. . 43».58 $16,704.88 LIABILITIES. Total / Total $14,557.45 STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. - sa 1 Before me came R. C. Strasser, Cashier of the above named bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing siatement is a Mrs. Price Breaks Arm. h ru< * condition of tiad bank, as A verv painful accident happened P*hown by the books of said bank to Mrs. B. O. Price Friday morning R- U. STRASSER. , She started down the front steps - Cashier. ( when her foot slipped and she fell Sworn to and subscribed before Mr. and Mrs. L. M Ayer, of Bam- breaking her^tlght arm Just above ne this 12th day of February. 1913. berg, who have been spending some-j the writer. Drs. R. Ackerman and H. D. PADGETT. JR., time iQ town with their daughter. .W. B. Ackerman were summoned at I Notary Public. Mrs. D. Black, returned home yes- nee and set the arm. While very |c'oRRECT-ATTKsT terday. C. W Jaques, of Cottageville. was I'ii town Saturdav. Mr Jaquus is ^ ry much pleased over a of painful. Mrs. Price is doing as well as could be expected. E. W. Smith, who went to Charles ton early in January to live, has rc- A small ahooting gallery and mon key-throw show is located this week on lot In front of Klein’s drug store. Throwing st the monkey is enticing a lot of nickels and dimes from the I Charleston la a good place to spend nd pockets of the young boys pt the ! vour hard earned money, but he finds rdi». and one town. ' »> | H a poor place -to live. Magistrate\ P. J. Wilson. Of moaks. was in town Monday njght * Moved to Walterboro. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. v;> gallons per minute rrom an art**- H. N. Stokes, will be pleased to wel- ian well bored at his residence, by ; omfwthem back to town, afttr a .Dio. O. Jaques. Jr., and W Jd. r«‘sidence of several years at Round. LiOties This well is 400 feet deep, where Mr. 8to4ie8 has farming and turned and will farm ror t L Kin- l iving gone through a solid rock of 1 mercantile interests.-.. Mr. and Mrs sey, near town. Mr. Smith says n in thickness. N’.-B Gruber Stokes have returned on account of | r appeal is now out. Henry Dandridge also have^he school facilities. They are oc- ls being bored for cupying the borne <of Mrs. Stokes’ f. harley Rhodes parenU. - . ROBERT BLACK. H. D. PADGETT. JR. JNO. E HERNDON. Directors. Capital Stock Paid In. .$7,050.00 Undivided profits, less Curremr Expenses and Taxes Paid 190.34 Individual Deposits Sub ject to ('heck 8,304.13 Time Certiiicati-s of De- P 08it 1.0S9.16 Cashier s Checks. . . 71 ?r. Total $16,704.88 tr. Wilson has won his law case as he opposition did not appeal from STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. RS Before me came c. L. Gooch,, f'ashler of the abo\e named bank, whe, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said hank. C. L. GOOCH. Cashier. hworn to and subscribed before me this 11 day of Feb.. 19n re J. B. MILEY. <X>RR K ,T.ATTKST?' 0, * n ' P,,b " C - J. B. MILEY. A. P. CARTER. .Directors. W W Carter, of Rufln, wa9 he verdict in his favor and th*» time j Iilf>n 8 those in town Monday. Mr arter reports very encouragingly of P K?^ t9 for ,be Han k of Ruf. n, which hao just began to do busl- This was a uit for the possession of Mr. Wll- ou’s residence and farm, and has een in court several years.