Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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..\'0 . -14' a. You may Dover need a loan from , the bank, but when you keep a bank account in a reliable institution like 'this you hfve the use of all its fa cilities. the bedefit of the advice and* suggestions of Its officers, and then if you do need loan accommodate * at any time it la yours for the ask ing- f. THE BA^K OF SMOAKS, SMOAKS • s* c» / W. C. PATRICK, JR.. Caahier. J. S. WILLIAMS. W. H. YARN, President Vice-Preat. C. H. STRICKLAND. Assistant Cashier ^ DIRECTORS: H. N. FOLK. M. L. CROSBY, —ArE. YARN, H. M. WOOD. W. H. YARN, J. S. WILUAMS / *• Coca-Cola Bottling Works We have Exclusive Right to bottle and sell Coca Cola in Colleton Couafy, and 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 and absolutely free from im purities. Everything used is personally inspected and must be CLEAN. Your Orders are Solicited Coca-Cola Beding Works X J. McDANIEL, Manager WALTERBORO .. .SOUTH CAROLINA We Keep in Stock and Sefl Vi Everything in Musical Instruments -From a 25c. \ . / a HARP to a $250 , First-class Guaranteed PIANO 1 fill . . M,: , . . . - • ] ‘ff ’vLt; : THE S. FINN, JEWELRY COMPANY WALTERBORO, S. C. J. W. Carnedoe, of andy ■ bam. was In town Monday on buaineas. • • • W. J. O’Quin of Peti>i section, waa in town Monday. - r* J. P. Remley. of Grover, wa* in town Monday. B. F. Drawdy. of Stokes, was in town Thursday. • • « L. J. Jones, Sr., a prosperous farm- or of Lodge, was in town Thursday. • • • J. W. Goodwin, of Smokks. was among the crowd in town Monday. • • • J. W. Mtley, Jr., of Ruffin, had business in Walterboro Monday. • • • 8. A. Martin, of Stokes, was in town Monday. • • * T. W. Risber, of Mt. Carmel, was in town on Monday last. • • • J. A. Sanders of Stokes, was in the city Monday. , • • • B. G. Weeks, of Round, was in town Monday. * * • G. F. Pelluni. of Horse Pen, was in town Monday. * • • • —^ J. F. O'quiu. of Hors** Pt.-n. v. as among the number in tow:i Monday. • • • Meesrs Cone ar.cfSnioaks of Lod^e. were in town this week. J. D. Miley, of Little Swamp, was seen, in town Monday. • * • K. K. Hudson, of Ruff n. ha dbusi- ness in town Monday. • * ■ L. W. Reems. of CottaReville was in town Monday. • • • X. C. Crosby, o' Hound, may b*- mentioned among those In towe Mon day. • • • Mr. and Mrs J. G. Reems. of Cot- tageville. were in town Monday shop ping. • • • Miss Ala Avant. who lias been vis iting friends and relatives at Lodge, has returned home. J. M Padgett and Joshua Garvin, of Jaeksonboro, were In Walterboro «lo:iday. * + * John B. Smith. :he effident mail carrier of Smoaks. was in town Sat urday. • • • ^ T. H. Caldwell, a gaiiar.t Confed erate vetersn. of I*odse. called to we us Monday. ., Mrs W. W. Stroak. and children left yesterday for a visit to Mrs. Smoiik'* sister in N*ew berry. Fla., before going to their new home in Madifonvtlle. Kv. H. M. Williams, a prosperous cit- ijan of White Hall, is in town today. m W a Mias Jane Sweat, of Summerville, is the gueat of Mrs J. D. Kirtoa. • 0 * Rev. R. C. Boulware, Methodist Miclfcter at Ruffin, was in the city yesterday. .. Dr H. A. Willis, afflable physician of White Hail, was seen in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H.tt. of Savannah, are visiting this week Mrs. Hitt's parents, Mr and Mrs John Lpcas. P. A. X'ettles, of near Sniders, waa among the visitors to Walterboro Tuesday. Magistrate Tow les, of Green Pond, waa in town this week attending Court. ^. Miss Esse Hyrne is among those from Walterboro attending the inau guration at Washington this week. Miss Belle Wescott is visiting rela tives at the Heyward plantation, near White Hall this week. Messrs. G. W. Sweat nnd D. W. .Nettles, prosperous citizens of Hen dersonville were seen in town-yester day. - J^cob O Q’Jiu, of Hendersonville, was among those who v as in town Monday. • • * Kor.,J. W. Miley, oi^Smoaks. one •*f th-» county’s most substantia! o citizens. was in town Thursdav. \V. O. Thompson, a prosperous •'armor o! Lodge, was a husinets visitor to the city Thursday. • • • of Ruffin, was a busi- C. J. Crosby r.es-s visitor to Walterboro on Mon day. • • • Miff Getyrgia Ackehman and sis ter. Mrs J. B. Ackerman were in the city Monday. s Hon II. K. Strickland, member of the legislature from Colleton County, and a resident of Lodge was in town Tuesday. » IX C. Padr»tt, pf Smoaks. a pros perous young farmer, was in town this week attending court. J. W. Clmer. a former citizen of Stokes'but now employed as police man by the A. C. L. Ry. in Savannah, was in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jas. E. Peurifov are ■pending this week in Washington as interested spectators to the inaugura tion of President VJ’ilson. Magistrate T. M. Reems of Cot- tageville was in town Monday on bus! nofs. Prof E. I>. Bellinger, of Walte-- boro. who has been teacher of the graded school at Early Branch lias returned to Walterboro, his school having closed Friday. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT GRAND MILLINERY OPENING Mrs. Black, whose Millinery Parlors have served hundreds of people, will have her Spring Opening— MARCH 19TH and 20Tl MISS ALLYE MITCHEL, of Virginia, The Trimmer— X I have just returned from the North where I have purchased a large line of the latest millinery styles.. Do Not Forget the Dates, MARCH 19TH and 20TH. ' Mrs. W. A. Black -MILLINERY AND LADIES GOODS. / SPRING MILLINERY ARRIVED I beg to Announce the arrival of my Spring stock of Millinery and Dress Goods, and shall be pleased to see my friends and patrons. yMiss Mamie Strickland will be in charge as Milliner. My Stock is very complete and com prises the latest styles. Dates of Opening Announced Later. SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. There is nothing you can buy that will give you so much value as a really good Spring or Mattress. The reason so many do not have complete Bed Comfort is not because they do not want it, but because they do nut know where to get it at a reasonable price. In buying a Spring or Mattress you have to rely on a good deal, on the honesty of the man who sells it to you. Come, see our line before you buy. ... t .. . BROWN FURNITURE CO. 1 9 “THE HOME MAKERS.” CARTER’S PHARMACY Dr. H. M. Carter, Proprietor SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROLINA We have just gpentii an up-to-date Drujj Store in our new buildinjp in the Jap. E. Sjnoak Store, and are prepared to furnish all drugs and proprietary inedicinos. Our prescription department will be in charge" of a licensed pharmacist, and prescriptions 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 TO THE LADIES OF COLLETON CO. We take the pleasure to inform you. that we have recently bought out the Mrs. J. S. Jones Millinery store, and we will conduct the business at the same stand. We have greatly increased the stock, and we will carry a complete line of Dry Goods. ^Ready-made Dresses, Rib bons. Laces, etc., in addition to a large and complete line of up-to-date Millinery and Rhine Stone novelties. Our Mrs. Levy, who will have charge of our Millinery department, has had 25 years’ experience and will give each and every customer her personal attention. We can assure you that it will be to your interest to come around and see us before you buy anything you may need in our lines. Hoping we will have the pleasure of seeing you soon, we remain. - Yours sincerely. Mrs. B. Levy & Company pn A STYLISH LINE OF MILLINERY. The public is invited to inspect my line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s hats and no tions. A full and up-to-date line just in and ready for business. Cail and^e for your- Mrs. S. A. Smoak LODGE S. C. , v Am giving market prices for eggs, chick ens and grain. MRS. W. B. GARRIS ROUND, SOUTH CAROLINA 4