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V: PACSE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBDRO, S. C. HARCH 26,1913. V a Bora to Mr Help When Needed Z ft S Ilf boy oo MoftdftjOi WUUo O Mr. Boftton lor yooni of CoUotoa. but la bow b root. You may novor need a loan froip. the bank, bat whoa you keep a bank * account la a reliable institution like tbla you have the uee of all its fa cilities. the benefit of the advice and sagfestlons of its officers, and then if you do need loan accommodation at any time It is yours for the ask-' ing. Vi SMOAKS SMOAKS, W. H. YARN. £. c. ✓ W. C. PATRICK. JR.. J. 8. WILLIAMS. President Vice-Prest. Cashier. C. H. STRICKLAND. Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS: H. N. FOLK, M. L. CROSBY, A. E. YARN, | H. M. WOOD. W. H.VARN. J.S. WILUAMS NEW UNE EASTER SHOES All the latest styles for Spring in Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes. Our line of Oxfords is unequalled in beau ty and lowest of price. We carry the fa mous Brown Shoe Co. line. WAGONS AT COST We have a number of two horse wagons v in stock which we will sell at cost. Any per son needing a wagon will save money by* seeing us. Fanners Mercantile & Warehouse Co. J. M. WITSELL, Manager .• ,1 " Horses and Hides for Sale r' V AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND MULES MONDAY, APRIL SEVENTH. A car load of fine horses and mules must be sold, and they will be sold at your own price. NICE SADDLE HORSES. NICE DRIVING HORSES. MCE FARM MULES. And all at your own price. The opportunity of your life * to buy your horse or mule at exactly what you want to pay. • GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE, FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL. A. A, PATTERSON, JR./ Auctioneer. of Eavaaaab. Whereas, it bath’ pleased our Heavealy Father, ia His ah wiee wte- to remove from our midst oar beloved co-worker, Mrs Cerey Dodd Smith, an active member of our Civic League, therefore be it Resolved. That we shall miss her from oar Circle, and would put cpoa the pagee of our Record Book this token of our affectionate regard. Reeolved. That a copy of theee resolutions be seat- to Hon D. L. Smith, expressing our deep sympathy for his dear chiidrea and himself, and committing them all Into the hands of our Kind Heavenly Father, who careth for them. Reeolved. also,’ That a copy of these Resolutions be sent to The Press edd Standard for publication. Mrs B. O. Price, Mrs O. C. Brown, Mrs M. P. Howell. Committee. “IF I HAD KNOWN” You can’t get away from regret If you fall to do your duty. Regret b&titt over you, clings to yoj. and the-c lore you should el way; do j'-ur duty—save the bftme of tb" sin of cimt-slon. Croup and colds ami pue i- monle often* get under headway oe- fore the doctor arrives. A bott’e o? Gowans Preparation. King of Exter nals. dispels fear, and causes you to rejoice to know "that you have dene your duty. Cowans scatters intara- matlon. It is ail absorbed.. Buy a bottle today. All druggists. Thou sands of testimonials. fl.OO, 50c and 25c. Adv. ~\ Mr. and Mra. I. M. Fishburne are visiting in Charleston this week. YOUR - EASTER PLUMAGE WILL LOOK THE FINER IF YOU WEAR HOME NEW JEWELRY WITH IT. A Brooch, or Neckpiece, or CRaia . Q which your neighbors have aot seen before should go with your new gown and hat. W> hate the new Spring purchase 1 •, * of Jewelry to select from. $. FINN JEWELRY COMPANY YOU, YOUNG FATHER, we want a little quiet talk with you. We know your old bachelor ambitions about the kind of home you were going to furnish $nd we know what kind of a home you want the little ones to grow lip in—if yoq’re that lucky. * Just hang onto those ambitions. Your home is the place to have right. It’s the place to save money by putting into furnish ings that will give you bushels of satisfaction. We know something about how it feels when guests come; her folks and your folks; and your old room-mates and boyhood chums. Pretty nice to look around the house with a real paternal satisfaction and be conscious that you and your girl have been sen sible and accumulated a pretty nice little “vine and fig tree” in the modern sense. ' Our attitude toward you ia that you are the man to trust, and you are the men for us to assist not only with easy terms, but with a good tip on our most fortunate purchases. Therefore we invite yoirto comb in, introduce yourself, get a general idea of our entire t stock, make the acquaintance of a particular salesman who will keep your future plans in mind and who will make it a simple and easy matter for you to open an account covering ary of the special values we are able to offer at this time. r Brown Fipitare Company naimmiiinaiiMC umainmiMiiiaH Local and Personal A. Q. Lyons, of Islandtofl, had business in Walterboro Thursday. • • • . / WALTER30116, S. C. RELIABLE miiinMictmitiiiiiiaiiuiiiniiioumiiuitO'iHiiHiiiaiitHiiiimannmiiiiaumii Major John Blank of Char<o»tor was shaking hands with his friomls here on iaat Thursday. * , * • • O i- L. S. Grimm has gone to Milieu. Ga. to take charge as manager of the branch store of S. Finn Jewelry Co. 8. Finn left Monday for a visit to Milleff Georgia, where he has a G. W. Garris, of Round, is in town todaj*K, J W. Miley, of Smoaks, •pant tc day i« Gif tity. ? • • • Sweat of Hen l • ram ile ' as O. W in town yesterday E. B. Griffin town yesterday. of Ruffin was in SEEDS I H. J. Brant of Fire H:il wai' ia pown. yesterday. J * • • * • FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE CHUFAS, VELVET BEANS, Amber, and Orange Cane. North Carolina Peanuts. Georgia and Span ish Peanuts. Pearl or Cat Tail Mil let Tennessee German Millet. Selost Seed Corns. Improved Brown Seed Peterkins Cotton. Price jon applica tion. Send for Catalogue. WRITE SHUPTRINE CO. havaxn'ah. tiKotuiiA- Jonas O’Quin of Penjel was in Monday. ow n • • • "* Jimmie Rogers, of Ravanel, spent Sunday in the city. • • • Miss Daisy Sloman, of Henderson ville, spent Monday in Walterboro. Capt. G.'W*Way of Mt. Carmel. is in town today. • • • Miss Polly Garris, of Colleton, was among those in town Monday shop ping Mrs R. L. Herndon and little dau ghter, of Williams, spent Monday in town. • • • Dr. W. B Ackerman spent Friday in Charleston on Professional • usf- cess. Dr. J. P. Herndon has recently ad ded extensive improvements to his home. . v branch Jewelry store. Vernon Padgett, a student at Wof ford College spent the East6r Holi days with relatives. Jasper Robetrson, of Pemel a prominent farmer, was i lo-vn jts- terday. N R v. P W. Ackema : anJ daugh ter, M *» G* orgie, were n town Al 'ii day. • • • Miss Florence Black, a student at Coker College, spent the Easter holidays here with her parents, Mr and Mrs H. W Biack, Jr. • • • J. D. C. Caldwell has moved his family to the Jordan Place, w hich he has recently bought *n the Sidney section. J. D. Rainey of Millen, Ga. has ar rived. In town‘to take a position with he S. Finn Jewelry Co. as Watch maker and Engraver. The April meeting of the Woman's orbi Foreign Missionary Society will be held in the Methodist Church on Tuesday, April 1st. at 4.^0 o’clock. J. F. Berry, one of Smoak’s popu lar and Qposperous (business men. called to see us while in town Thurs day. ‘ • • • B. E. Crosby of Ruffin w j i a busi ness visitor to Walter j >r> Monde) Peter Pye of Hend'> 4 «it ill) in town today. * * * The County Board of Eiuili/ation met in the'County Auditor's office yesterday and canvassed the returns, raising some and lowering cithers. E. L. Cummings of Meggetts a prosperous business man. was in the city last week. Mr. COrnmings is connected with the Enterprise Plant Co. ^ Paul Sanders of Ritter, who has been confined to his home for some time, is much improved in health. Hi* friends here were delighted to see him in town last vfeek. News has reached us that Mrs. W. B. Varn has returned to her home at Hendersonville after having under gone treatment in Charleston. She is much improved in health. • • • The many friends of Mrs. A. K. Beach will be delighted to know that she has improved. An operation was undergone sometime ago. and Mra. Beach is well on. the way* to recovery. • • • G. E. H. Moore, of HenderaonviHe, had business tn Walterboro Monday. P. L. Bootle, one of our prosperous saw mill men. of White Hall, was In town Saturday on business. • « • gtepnay Swinney, colored, log haoker at the Walterboro number Co., was paintyllyjnjured onMc n- day. It seems that he was thrown agalnit the truck by a log. One leg was broken, an ankle dUlocated. and many bruises resulted. M a Tor the next two weeks We are offering some good bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Cops, etc. Also some few* bargains in Groceri es, such as D. S. Butts, Grist Coffee, Sugar, etc. ’,V Look over our circulars, which will be distributed next week with prices printed to suit every body. Come and give us a look. We tfill dolour’best to please and suit you with prices and quality. ” Sale will start Monday thejlTth and last until Monday the 31st ’ / W. H. GUESS & «* a, ♦ ^ <r,_ « e / - . •