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rS-V-A- / •fit' 1 let'll •• % \ ■ ^ 4 . . * : * THE PRESS ), WALTERBORO, S. C MARCH 121 ISIS. *" .S Local and Personal / WM > t/ To« mar saw n*ed a loan from tka Saak, but'whan you keep a feaak aocoaat la a reliable laatliatloa like this yon base the see of all Its fa cilities. the beaeflt of the adrlce aad sagteedoBS of Its oflcers, aad thea If roe do seed loaa accommodation at aar time It Is roars for the ask- lag. THE BANK OF SMOAKS SMOAKS, . . S.C. J. 8. WILLIAMS. W. H. YARN. W. C. PATRICK. JR.. Proident Vlce-Prest. Cashier. C. H. STRICKLAND. Assistant Cashier ' DIRECTORS: H. N. FOLK, M. L. CROSBY. A. E. YARN. L. W. Ikler. of Henderson, I on the streets Tharsday. • • • E. P. Wichmka, of Ehrhardt, risit led relatiree heia Boeder. B. M. WOOD. W. H. YARN. J.S. WILLIAMS W. J. O'Quin. of ^eaiel. was is I town on Moadar. / L. J. Hiott.*of *Ronnd, had busi ness la Walterbore Moadar. Richard Crosby? of Ruffla. spent |Saturday here. • • • J. J. Hlott, a prosperous citizen | of Lodge, risited our othcs Baturdar. t 2 : Marshall O. Gruber of Rarenel as la the citr Sunday., Mrs A. J. Anderson, Sr., Header Isonville risited in the city Friday, w • • 14rs G. H. E. Moore of Henderson rille spent Friday in the city. M. H. Epps spent Sunday in Barn I well with friends. * • • • J. R. Rogers of Rarenel was in own Sunday last. • • • * W. S. Marvin has bought the resi dence of Mrs A. J. \ndfrscn, Sr., and ho and his family -.vit; soon oc- | « upv ihe-wanifc. • e D. W. Bereriy. of Ruffin, v as among the number of huninena vis itors here on Thursday last. LAR1MEY AND DENNIS OCT. < Taro Hare Wlthdrswa from the Race for Coagreas Appelt Wl Not Ran. Announcement ia made this week that Meaars, Larieey aad elU not be in the nftae for Congress. Mr Lartaey ia well and fnvornbly known throngheet the district, aad! would have medr'a good race, while | Mr Dennis, nt present Stale Senator from Berkeley County, $as many | frlenda. Announcement In ‘also made that Senator Appelt of Claroedfo,* | who has bees mentioned prominent ly In connection with the race* will not offer. Thin leaves live candi dates IA the race, via: Meers Peart-, j foy nnd Padgett of Colleton, and Msears von Kolnitz. Whnlcv and Hughes of Charleston. A marriage of interest to many Walterboriaaa waa that of Miss Yet- ta Sobel to Phillip Bogoslaw. which occurred Sunday in Charleston. Mies I Sobel is well and pleasantly known | here, nnd has many.friends nnd rela tives to wish for her many years of I happiness. Among those attending from Walter boro were Mr and Mrs | Levy. Mr nnd Mrs Zalin and Mr and Mrs Finn and Mr Sobel. See Taylor’s Window We have just 21 Ladies’ High Class Tail- ored Suits left, and in order to keep from carrying them over ijptil next season, we have decided to put the price-cut to them ^ *** o' * that will be i^resistable to those who still need a winter suit, we say winter suit, but these are not strictly winter weights, for they are light as to weight and could be . 0 ■ worn with- comfort the entire spring. We have just cut the price half in two and they won’t be with us long, so if this an nouncement appeals to you, kindly stop in and look them over, as they are bargains ir- resistable. 4 Suits that were $24.00, now $11.98. 5 Suits that were $18.50, now $ 9.98 6 Suits that were $16.00, now $ 7.98 4 Suits that were $26.00, now $12.98 2 Suits that were $ 9.00. now $ 4.98 TAYLOR’S . WALTERBORO S POPULAR STORE. Mrs Jno. H. Pcurifoy and son have returned from a visit to Char es ton. • • • Mrs. F. .*!. Putman, of Atlanta, ar rived in town this week to take charge of the raillnery depar‘ment of the Zalin Clothing Company. • • • The many friends of Sheriff L v G. Owens will be de lighted to know that he baa sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to oe on the streets again. • • • J. A. Padgett, of Williams, has recently boughLa very desirab!* lot from E. T hT Shaffer on Black street, and will immediately con struct a beautiful dwelling. News from Hand Hill. Sand Hill, Mar. 11—Special: The farmers are all quite busy planting their corn now. We wish for them much success. „ Miss Mattie Fox and Bro Earnest, have returned home from a week’s visit of friends and relatives at Ray enel. Mr Grover Chaplin, from Ravenel.' was the gueet of Miss Nellie Fox Saturday night and Sunday. Mr Hill Black was a visitor at the home of Mr Perry Fox Sunday night Miss Nellie Fox visited Greer Pond, Sunday afternoon. She was accompanied by her friend, Mr Chap lin. With best wishes to our new edi tor. Lonely Girl. N$. chO-4 radar ar arahrthrahrthrr Messrs E. I* Herndon t»a<l J. A. Jones of Smoaks were in Walterboro i Tuesday. ■*v * Von* Clab to Meet. As published in our last issue, the boys of the Colleton County Corn Club are .planning n great meeting here Sariirday. At the call of B. G. Price, County ^Demonstration Agent, a large crowd la {expected. All mem bers of the club is expected to attend, and any who wish to Join are invued The meeting will be held in the Court House Saturday at 11a m. S, M. Haws, of neoi. City, T**t;u. is in town this week. Spring Millinery ’ V -• Opening at ■ Mrs. Black’s — MARCH 19TH AND 20TH « S’ I wish to announce that I have secured the services of Miss Allye Michael, an un usually competent milliner, and that I will conduct n\y SPRING" OPENING on Wed- *- y nesday ^nd Thursday of next week. BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY Of EASIER HATS ' My hats for Spring wear are unequalled in beauty and price, and represent the lat est in New York and Paris Fashions. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY OF . NEXT WEEK. REMEMBER THE OPENING Mrs. W. A. Black MILUNERY AND LADIES GOODS'. POINTERS ON Furnitureu IN BUYING FURNITURE THERE ARE MANY THINGS TO CONSIDER. • •** FIRST AND FOREMOST—FURNI TURE SHOULD BE BOUGHT WITH A VIEW OF MATCHING THE COLOR DE SIGN OF THE ROOM IN WHICH IT IS TO BE USED. SECOND — FURNITURE SHOULD POSSESS A DIGNITY AND GRACE AND NOT BE LOUD AND FLASHY. THIRD—FURNITURE SHOULD BE BUILT STRONG AND PERMANENT. FOURTH — FURNITURE SHOULD BE BOUGHT AT REASONABLE PRICES. AH four of these points can be carried out by buying at BROWN FURNITURE CO. “THEHOME MAKERS.” Get It At TAYLOR’S By Parcels Post JF your mail order amounts to $1.00 or over, we will deliver it free, by Parcel Post ,to any part of Colleton County. The pack age, of course, must comply with the Par cels Post regulations, relative to weight and size, must not weigh over 11 pounds and be not larger than 72 inches length and girth combined. *Jifake it a point to read our ads. as they appear from time to time in this*paper. Any article advertised will be sold to out- of-town patrons at the advertised price and remember the delivery of the article costs vou nothing if the amount purchased com plies with the above mentioned condition^, ^o shop by the means of Parcels Post, and send your orders for anything you need, in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Ladies’ fur- . nishings, from Taylor’s, the store obliging, and who are proud of the name we bear. TAYLOR'S, WALTERBORO S POPULAR STORE SOCIETY S.\U MILL AC'CIDKNT. Mr* .\n<!rr*4»n Entertains. Mrs Ashley Anderson entertained on Thursday morning in honor of Mrs John Russell, of Greenville. Af ter a senes of enjoyable games of cards a delightful*aUd course was served. Those enjoying Mrs Ander son’s hospitality were iU-sdames Russell. Shaffer. Koger. Searson. Liles. Brown. Klein. Misres Terry, Marguite and Llltian Murphy. An nie Galloway. Helen voa i^»he and Katie Glover. 11 F V Murdaugh. of Charleston, a “knight of the grip”. having j many friends in Walterboro, fca.- been in *uwn tins ‘w-eck. * • • .1. M. Bennett, a subsiadtial ciN- U ren of Stokes, was in town yester- ;iday» - * Joe Hiott !,«*** Arm While at W< in Kavr Mill. Joe Hiott. the 19 year old son Bunyan Hiott of Stokes lost his a a* a result of a saw mill acrid there last Thursday. Ti e young it was engaged at the Scouand Lt tvr Company, and iu some wav ca in contact with me saw The h: whs complete’y c*il off a th“ *r Young Hiott was brought to Wall boro •immediately where surgi attention was given him by (he 1 wkerman. He demonstrated con erable bravery in that he made trip from Stokes in an open bui •• ithout anything to relieve his p. A. P. Chandler, manager of th Scotland 1,umber Company of nc; btoifes waa in the city Saturday. • • • Mrs Geo R. Fraser left yesterda for a visit to her daughter, Mr Marion at Barnwell • SPECIAL SALE AT W. H. GUESS & , ’ .* - > ‘ , "y ••' • . For the next two weeks We ore offering some good bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, §hoes, Hdts* Caps, etc. Also some few bargains in Groceries, such as D. S. Butts, Grist Coffee/Sugar, etc. Look over our circulars, which will be distributed next week with prices printed to suit every body. Come and give us a look. We will do our best to please and suit you with prices and quality, i Sale will start Monday the 17th and last until Monday the 24th. W. H. GUESS & BRO. ~ \