The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 15, 1913, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOR 0, S. C.
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OCTOBER 15,1913
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LYCEUM ATtRACnON ANNOUNCEMENT
SIX GRAND ATTRACTIONS WILL BE OFFERED
DURING THE SEASON
Opening Attraction—“The Alkahest Artists”
OCTOBER I7TH, 8:30 P. M. AT
Admission—Adults 50c, Children 25c.
CROP MOVING FUND
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We are pleased to announce to our many
friends and customers that we have a large
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amount of money to lend to our farmers to
assist them in moving the^present crops.
We also offer exceptional advantages in
handling cotton checks and other financial
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matters connected with the speedy and
satisfactory marketing of the crops.
Our Savings Department is also open to *
accommodate those who may have a sur-
plus to put on interest after paying the e*-
penses of the farm.
Safety—Service—Satisfaction guaranteed
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Walterboro, South Carolina
,®'Parfum Mary Garden*;
V. RIGA UD. Paris
J
OPAL
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The October Kirthstonc
COryRt^MT
—IMP,IN PHOT a
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THIS SEASON the Opan-one of the most
<)eautiful of Nature’s gems—is in especial
favor. Royalty, in Europe, has favored
and is wearing opals—and society has fol
lowed royalty’s lead. •
Then you remember, of course, that the
lovely Opal is October’s “lucky” stone.
We are showing just now a selection of
opal jewelry that is specially varied—and
specially priced. t
We can show^you many pretty designs
in rings, earrings, brooches, pendants, etc.,
in which the Opal, alone or in combination
with diamonds or pearls, is most effective.
Our prices are always moderate.
S. Finn Jewelry Company
WALTERBORO, S. C.
EACH magic fra
grance in some won
drous way seems to
personify the beau
ty and allurement
of t«b “Artiste”
herself.
“Rigaud” extract
and Talcum Pow
ders are different-
distinct. Theyjhave
added a new note of
indescribable love
liness to the world
of perfume.
Mary Garden Ex
tract, l-2oz. $1.00
Mary Garden Talc.
50c.
Taylor’s
W'nltcrboro's Popular Store
READ THIS
I have revalued my health and
eyesight sufficiently to be at my of
fice, where I hope to meet all my
former patients and the public at
large. Our office is next door to fhe
Walterboro Drug Company and we
are prepared to render the very best
service to our patients.
I have associated with me Dr. D.
J. McAlhany, a graduate of the
Southern Dental College of Atlanta,
Ga., who has in addition to his col
lege education an experience of
seven years with some of the most
prominent dentists of the state.
I assure the public that you need
not fear to trust him with your work.
He Is » pleasant, congenial man who
is always willing and anxious to
shake hands and make friends with
the people. You will always find
os here ready for service. When in
in town come to see us.
Respittfully,
H. W. Black.
Notice to Piano Contestants.
Remebre we have on display 26 ’
“Queen Esther’' silver presents to
be given away absolutely free to the
26 contestants next in line to the tma
winning the Grand Prixe, the Clax- j
ton Upright Plano. Sen < ur north ^
window, in which we have this won- ‘
derful display of silver, Including 2
Gold Watches, so ladies, get busy—
hustle, hustle, hustle—don’t get
disheartened, but now is time to run
your totals up.
Respectfully yours,
W. J. Taylor.
1891
1913
OLDEST BANK IN COUNTY
anything should occur in our handling
of your business that is not entirely sat
isfactory to you LET US KNOW at
once. Our customers MUST be pleased
for we cannot afford to have a dissatis
fied customer and wont if, within rea
son, we can prevent it.
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COLLETON BANKING GO.
WALTERBORO, S. C.
4 DFD TFIUT interest paid in our
r[|\ m I SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT
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R. L. FRASER, Cashier
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Directors { PAUL SAUNDERS,
H. W. BLACK Jr.
NOTICE.
The color of the Piano Votes will change to
Orange after Wednesday,,October 15th, so on
that date turn in for record all of your green
votes. After the above date they will be void:
Yours truly,
W. J. Taylor.
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HHKRILL'S 8AIJCS.
The following tracts of land will
be gold by the Sheriff on Salesday in
November next, the tame being the
third day:
Haider* School Diatrirt.
W. M. Kinsey, 160 acres of land,
bounded on the north by W. W.
Bishop: on east bv Jesse Smoak.
Tax. costs a .id penalties. $21.46
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Heyward Township.
John Rugar. 3 acres bounded on
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the north by Nancy Rhett. on the
south by Billy Graham, on the west
by M. H. Carter. Tax, costs and
penalties, $6.27.
L. G. Owens, Sheriff
The many friends of J. J. Colson
*111 learn with regrft of his serions
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Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Glover spent
Sunday with friends aad relatives at
12 MORE
WEEKS >
FOR
Piano Votes
Does
Are
This »•
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Mean
Trying
Anything
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to
the
you?
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Piano?
THRKK YOTKS
Will he Given
TOMORROW
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ALL THIS WKKK.
For Every Cent of
Yoar PairtuMe
Of Anythlag la our Store
ASK FOR THEM
Splendid Values in all Liae*
TAYLORS,
A. WICRMAN * SOX
THE PRESS A STANDARD
Beautify Your Home
Wome and happiness begin with
the same letter. If there is one place where
money is well spent it is in things for the hoitie. Your
home is your haven of rest; everything you put into it that adds
to its comfort and beauty, adds to your contentment.
<IIf you have something in mind
that you have been longing to buy for your
home, get //—let 0/&T things wait. Your hottic should
come first. Chances are, too, that what you want costs less here
than you imagine it could cost anywhere. Our regular prices are
really bargains all the time. IVlalce up your mind to
Visit us today and find out what bargains we offer in “best quality’* furnishings.
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Brown Furniture 6o.
Died Saturday Oct. 11th, and
burled the following day at 1:30
o’clock P. M. at Smoaka Baptist
Church, Mrs. Ella Kinard, wife of
Junior Kinard. She leaves beside
her hasband, Ova children to mourn
their low.
Thu funeral •ervlceu were con
ducted by Rev. W. P. Meadoru, m
the presence cf a igrge number of
friends an I r-*.» r*t.
Died Saturday, October Uth. and
bu'-Jed the foilyvlag day at Lodge
M. E. chnrch in the presence <.f a
large concourse of friends and rel
atives, Mrs. Sarah Wbnts, wife of
John Rents.' Rev . W. P. Meadors
conducted the funeral services.
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Mrs. B. M. Cooper, who has many
friends in Walterboro and Colleton
county, la seriously sick at her home
is town.-
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