The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 22, 1913, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C.
OCTOBER 22,1913.
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CROP MOVING FUND
We are pleased to announce to our many
friends and customers that we have a large
amount of money to lend to our farmers to
assist them in moving the present crops. *
We also offer exceptional advantages ir^
handling cotton checks and other financial
matters connected with the speedy and
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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 ex
penses of the farm.
Safety—Service—Satisfaction guaranteed
, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Walterboro, South Carolina
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE—On® good farm. 100
aprea. .-seven miles from Waiter-
boro. with good settlement.
Apply to R. H. Wichman.
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FOD SALE—My hous<} and lot op
posite the Jail. Cheap: eaay terms.
For information apply to J. M.
GASKINS, Ruffin. S. C.. Route 2.
Bo* 12. 19-l-4tp
FOR SALE—I have several tracts
of Ipnd five to nine miles of Wal
terboro for sale; terms reasonaole
I can" sell you either a one, two
three or four horse farm. Apply
to J. B. BEACH. Round. S. C.
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FOR SALE:—two farms, ne.tr W*l
terboro, one of about 150 acres
and the other of about 210 acres.
Both have settlements and in a
fine state of cultivation. Apply
to R. H. Wichman.
9-10 tf.
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FOR SALE—Two acre lot in the
Western part of Walterboro. with
6-room dwelling in good condition
and all outbuildings. Apply to
W. O. Minims. 10-15-41.
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My followers are happy, and
rejoicing in the possession
of all that is the latest and best.
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Make a visit to my headquarters
and convince yourself that
what 3 have «!one for others
I can, and will, do for you,
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Brown Furniture Co.
Walterboro, S. C.
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OPAL
The October Birlhstone
THIS SEASON the Opan-one of the most
beautiful of Nature’s gems—is in especiat
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.
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.
and f’oal. Dry
75c, J-fi't*;, C5c
FOR SALE—Wood
pine Balb*. blocks
load. Pay the driver.
Walterboro Ice & Light Co.
10-15-4t.
WANTS.
notblmg fo look and It is our pleasur®
to show our line. Drop in and see
us.
Yarn Bros. Co., Smoaks. S. C.
Flowering Bulbs Xairlssu*. Hya
cinth. Tulips and other Bulbs, a new
tine at Klein's.
OCTOBER. .
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October is beret
Ring out the bells of autum cheer!
For sooth, the softly fleeting year,
In his rich diadem of daya
Wears not n jewel, whose glinting
rays
Can e’er surpass in deathless glow
This glad October that we know.
October i* here!
The dying leaves grow brown and
aere.
The end of Nature’s bloom is near.
Yon ribbon o’read gleamy ghostly
white.
There in the harvest moon’s calm
light.
Oh. sing that song full sweet and
low
For glad October that we know!
October is here!
How patiently the cornstalk rear
Their lovely heads, while froat-
spirta leer
Upon them from their new-built
homes.
Ah. all too swiftly will it go.
This dear October that we know.
WANTED:—To loan money cn lm-
proveH^ real estate.
J.v*. E. Peurifoy, lo-S-rf
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WANTED—To buy for cash, l.Ot.r*
Fur Hides. Will pay hig.ifst
prices of anv man u* t'oHe'ori
County. Will \e fct WaDerboro
on the 1st Salesday of e'a-h month
and the 15th of e:Xh month with
the money to pay
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WANTED—To buy old ruaVigany
furniture, regardless of cond'Kion.
Best prices paid- Add
“AijiititieT” cfo P. O. Box. 25
Walterboro, S. C. t 10-S-tf
WANTED—To rent by the year,
House and 5 or In acres of land in
the incorporated limits of Walter
boro. Further information can
be obtained at The Press and
Standard office. 10-8-lt.
WANTED—To buy two young milk
cows, must give not less than 14
quarts each Address A. F. But
ler, Walterboro S. C. 10-15-ltp.
WANTED—To buy a first class milk
cow at once. D. C. L. Hiers
10-8-tf. - • /
WANTED—Highest prices paid for
chickens. Apply to B. H. Gpaves
Walterboro S. C Press and Suud-
TreM|»a*> Notice.
All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass or enter for the pur
poses of hunting, fishing or cutting
timber, the lands of the undersigned:
Est of C. AT Savage. M. W. Bre
land.'J, J. Hiers. S. J. Hiers. D. C. L.
Hiers. C. K. Hiers. C. \Y. Breland.
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SHERIFF’S SALES.
The following tracts of* la:i<l will
be sold by the Sheriff on Safesday in
November next, the same being the
ithird day:
Snider* School District.
W. M. Kinsey, l»n acres of land,
bounded- on the ^north by \\\ w.
Bishop; on ‘he east bv Jesse Smoak.
Tax. costs a..d penaities, $26.46
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He>u«nl Tovvnshi|>«'
John Rugar. 3 acres bounded on
the north by' Nancy Rhett. on the
south by Billy Graham, on the west
by M H. Carter. Tax. costs and
penalties. S6.27.
v L. G. Owens. Sheriff
ard offl e.
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LOST.
LOST—-A large dark red milk Cow,
unniarqed; tip® of horns sawed;
last seen in the neighborho«*d of
Neylew Cross Roads. Reward for
information. v
’J. Edward Pinckney.
; aHerboro. S. O.
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COUNTRY' PRUDKT: WANTED:
We warit to buy eggs, chickens,
and home-cured hams, and are
willing to pay the highest prhes
for the same. The Hotel Albert.
8-27-tf
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Flowering Bulbs Narcissus. Hva-
'intl’. T^i’.ips a:.d other Bulbs, a new
line at Klein’s.
Bus. Ix>c. . ,
Special for this* week. Iji.lies all
wool sweaters $1 3;* each at Franks
Dr. Padgett Old Stand.
School Books and School Supplies
at Klein’s
If you want some good blankets
and comforters call at Franks, Dr.
Padgett Old Sund.
Hexall Tooth Paste and Powder—
Antiseptice, Cleansing. Delightful—
25c at Walterboro Drug Co.
Very latest effects In Persian and
Bulgarian silk for triRim.ng-Splen-
did qualities—$2.25 per yard.
Dry Goods Dept.. Terry & Shafferx
1.500 bu. Red Rustproof oats now-
in transit. Seed rye for sale. Let
us figure w ith you.
Yarn Bros. Co . Smoaks, S. C.
The very recent and modish silk
sashes in all shades.
Dry Goods l>ept., Terry A- Shaffer.
Best, line of Buggies. Carriages
and Surreys in Colleton County.
•Tires and terms right. Call and in
spect our stock.
’’arn Bros. Co.. Smcaks. S C.
Guth’s famous Candies, fresh by
express. 80c and $1.00 lb. A fu’l
line of Sationery at WalterboroDrug
Co.
Foley’s Kidney Remedy ot Klein’s
Flowering Bulbs N.»:«issu'. Hya
cinth, Tulips and other Bulbs, a new
line at Klein’s.
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.
COLLETON BANKING CO.
WALTERBORO,. S. C.
4 npn fFMT interest paid in our
ilK LUh savings department.
SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT
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Directors <! PAUL SAUNDERS,
H. W. BLACK 'Jr.
When you are in Charleston,
LOOK UP
UNCLE DAVE,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
DIAMONDS. XJEWELRY. AND
SILVER IN THE <TTY.
A LARGE NUMBER OF UNRE
DEEMED SHOT GUNS AND OVER
coats-at hargain pricks.
YOU WILL EASILY MAKE YOUR
EXPENSES WHEN PURCHASING
FROM ME. -x /•
L p. RUBIN
1»» Market St. Phone IfMtt
Charleston, S. C.
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Your City Cousin
CAN BOAST OK NO BETFER DELIVERY SERVICE THAN GIVEN
YOU BY UNCLE SAM’S PARCEL POST SYSTEM
Have you good wearing apparel needing CLEANING or
DYEING? Send such articles to us, with any linens re
quiring high-grade laundry service. We will promptly
serve you and prepay return charges, s
IDEAL.LAUNDRY
LAUNDERERS
UP-TO-DATE
DYERS
CHARLESTON, S. C.
CLEANERS
w. L. Utaey, one of Round’s pros
perous farmers, while In town Satur
day stated that the cotton picking
season was rapidly coming to a
close. /
S. Van Dorn Wilkins of New York
was in town this week.
G. W. Willis, a prosperous citizen
of Cottageville, was in Walterboro
Saturday.
Snmak-Vnrn.
Ruffin, S C. R F. D. No. 2. The
marriage of Miss Leila Smoak of this
community to Mr. John H. Yarn of
Walterboro. Route 4 took place on
Sunday evening the 12th lost, at the
home of the-bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Smoak. The groom ia
the son of Mr. Aaron Yarn. J. D.
\ arn, a notary public performed
the ceremony in the preaence of a
large groop of relativea and frlenda.
It is conaidred that thia young vouple
made a good choice In aelecting each
other, aa both of them are of good
standing and are much thought of.
May a happy and prosperous life.be
ahead of them.
One Present.
If you want a wagon of quulitv and
durability that is light running and
has all latest improvements and con
veniences, see our line. Prices and
terms right.
Yarn Bros. Co.. Smoaks'S. C.
Turnip Seeds at Klein's.
Each piece of Maximum Rubber
Goods guaranteed for two years by
Walterboro Drug Co.
All shades and also Bulgarian ef
fects in silk and glass Buttons—Also
wooden button molds.
Dry Goods DeV., Terry A Shaffer*
Largest line of Ladles Dress Goods.
Staples, Notions, etc. ever brought
to this section of Colleton County;
all bought after careful examination
sad comparison in the largest mar
kets of thia country. It coats you
Our buggies and wagons are guaranteed and our prices are the
lowest. j*
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES FROM $40.00 UP.
WAGONS—ONE AND TWO HORSE—FROM $35.00 UP. .
Our buggy stock is complete with all the latest styles, equipped
with all kinds of seats, springs and furnished in any .color. We
can suit you. We carry in stock such well-known buggies as
Huhges, Parker, Rock Hill, and Hull, the best made at the price.
Ourwagonsaremadeby the White Hickory Wagon Mfg. Co. and
the International Harvester Co. and are the best that can be made-
When buying your wagon beware of imitations, for there are
wagons that are being, sold under names very nearly like White
Hickory, but we are the only people in Colleton County who sell
the genuine White Hickory; therefore before you buy, be sure that
your wagon is branded “White Hickory” and made by the White
Hickory Wagon Mfg. Co. of Atlanta, Ga., for all others are imita
tions.
Our terms are the best that can be given, considering our small
profit and that good business methods will permit. We will sell
you for cash; or one-half cash and the balance within one year;
or ten dollars down and monthly payments until paid; or all until
next fall with interest at the rate of eight per cent, until paid on
all deferred payments.
.You will not be treating yourself right unless you see our goods
and get our prices before you buy.
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