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5 - • \ , ^AGE EIGHT I- ■ V. T’c/ y. • .V'l ►,a.c. NOVEMBER 12,1818 /f; X) VI m- m :. m > #i fi v, . 77W. Dtfty a BANK of - Today OWES it* Depositors and hsCommmuty • Is to aid them in every way poesible. within the bounds of reason; to take cVe^r precaution in safeguardinf their money, and to employ funds deposited with’it to the best interests of the community. We honestly try to be a BANK OF TODAY— one that fuMlles its duty to its depositors and its community. \ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Walterboro, South Carolina _ • .i “WHERE THERE'S A WILL ’ THERE'S A WAY” MONDAYS la an old and very i does ft apply with more force than in the * *»i ’* % *» matter of Saving Money. Everyone should v .. f ; . « / * save some part of his earnings, as It is not Mj ^ i i shf ■ what one earns hot what he saves.that malTes wealth. Start a savings account this month with * m ■ j? VOl'K HAIR MAI' RfC VOI R FORTI NK th^ f.»r- tuiu> or many i wo*nan. ny i.rl'linc (-harm and. lovlineaa to an othervia.'* Itluln faro. Nothing mean* more to ^- \ t • # Farmers & Merdniib Bank ‘ * * ,/\ , ' Walterboro, and Cottagreville, S. C. 21 lbs. Sugrar for $1.00 10 cts pickles for 5c. WEDNESDAYS 21 lbs. Sugar for $1.00. - 10 cts pickles for 5c. : FRIDAYS / 21 lbs. Sugar for $1.00 10 cts pkkies for 5c. THE BRKK STORE Mrs. Arthur W. Perry, of Yoogea Inland, spent Pair Week In Walter boro. the guest of Mrs. E. G. Stroocl. . iYotr rni H^antiful hair has mad > t unc of many i vo*na'n. by - .ftiMfXtt! <t»IIX«5 «VI The Fiftieth Annual Sests^ohof the South Carolina Confer-uce of\the Afriran Methodist Epoacor»l Chui wtH be held in Walterboro, S. C. St. Petera A. M E. Church. ‘ De< 10-17. 1?*|3 good loolta than beaiitHul ha.i. It j Jbla will be one of !'.i* Isrgesr adds* to the attnudivcnese of «rorv j Eeleaiaatieal ase-mblage# <r Negro ■feature, without'it you ran't i»e . Methodists that has ever t»>seni* X hied in the t<twn of Walterboro.. Wautiful; with it yiui wUI be at i / ; There will he nearly 2td» IriiriMt i have C^aiitifyiv'hatfV u«*e Har-1 ters and delegates fron. .t!i p-'tft^ r Hair Beautlfley. <ji Till i B1 ;> f >tate; therefore we would) kindly ask the mayor ana busi ness men of this town, especially the merchants for their hearty least pretty mony Hair neautil’e-. ^ prove the lieauty «»f your ha‘r. yak ing away the dull harshness an Htrmgineaa.- softeniug and polish n* every hair in your head and making | PIAXOA, PLAYER-PfAXOt. : VH rRQl \A. * ' HUSH. Mr* Irene Walker will leave Thursday for Lodge a»d Caldaell** Station, where she will look after her .fannlnf' Interest*. ' J E. Smoak. postmaster of Smoa Mr. and Mrn. E M. Padgett and M S. J. Fender, all of Smoaks. had hi news In Walterboro on l uesday H. A. Cummings of Lodge, cal to see us while in town Tuesday/ YOUR HOUSE SHOULD CON' the best grades of lIN kf ^r. nao- «ii*e of .all Kind.. SFH LtY'r MU?»IC co-opcration in assi'tifig us to it soft, silky-, glossy. eas;**r to put up J prepare for this agust bbd> , a*- and k<‘«4P in place, and at "the sano 1 time giving It a rich and fasting rose fragrance fhat will d'l.gh; i>oth ycu and those around you. these gatherings are .i*ae*«iy a t/ In whicn li : l]i Vi, );* tl V"ry easy to apply simply sprink le a Utile on your hair each time be fore brushing It. ’ It contains no oil. and 'vill. tiot change the c< lor of the hair, nor darken gray hair. To keep your hhir and stalp dand ruff-free and ch\an. use Harmony Shampoo. Thje pure liquid, sham great benefit to the tow they assemble, to Its bank a* facil ities and merchants espectai: This srreat b«Hly will be presided over by the intripate. feariesh and scholarly Kf Ke\. L. top pin. O. I».. Hfsht»p of the Seventh Episcopal Places* of »h* A M E. f.’hurtti i / P N. Motuor. Pastor. v / Hf)U>c.. * Estahl.^ue i ,1819. < har!**-t«>a. C. SAML. D. CARR. ■ Represents, tive, Kingstree. S. C. YELLOW PI ■ S He* lare VI ar on I’oliU. A crusade of education whiefo .aini. 1 •I 4 >v ppce-gives an, instantaneous rich Tath^r that Immediately penetrates to (hat common colds may berorr.r every part of-hair and -(^Ip. Ir.sir- ,. nr0 mnior. within tbe pext-genera ing a ejuick and thorough deansing non" l as tegun by proinineu. Washed pit just as «|Mick.tv. tin-^rd.r*- A yor" . h sicia'ns. K r is a 'Operation laku*. only aTfew moments j.,. 0 f t p 4 . doij’ts jahich tJu- i.i< tors. * Ilo*h pr para>it»t)s < .rye m odd . ji» pr-v. gt tht-. a;;: : Ji . •.tytt- ahaped. v-rv evs: at bottles 0 j.i. “ . wifh sprtnkb;^M»ps farmony .Haf ••-p, n*? .*7t in a dranr'.*-- < .tr.” lb-auHtter v |f'.M‘»^ Harmony Saitmpo*’ Pott’d ii* i:1 ho? j/'O'.x “‘ r.Uc Hoth guar'tnteotj^-.ro Mitiat ; - • [>on t avoid th^- i j/e.'l air.'* 'you jii s*vc«y yr * frou •* Pon't staff jouw'elf-at n; v4 Mm *.J : ■ bar| •» •:» r - <- • fya.v ' overeating redutuajiHir r*^isttif ■ XN|t «' r store. • 'K'-XiM 'sitojr* (dhvdf the ttKVr* l'hati s V" •* ' . Xotic*. • Ther<vwiN hr preaching this month at Oak Grojte oh the third 11 o’clock. . After this second Sunday at 11 o’clock, J. M. Craven, Pastor. rd Sunday at V J. Xacksori. of Charle^tfr. faoolh every.-4?re. A. VvVMcKeithari, huh M ss A’ J. S. Padgeft of Smoaks, In tpwp Tuesday on Ja> kfein-MrKeithaa // / < . Our-reputation forbears of selling only the best is your protection in buying from us • * /.../ SASHES/ - DOORS/ BUNDS / * ^ROOFING BUILDERS .M ATERIALS in stock, v 7 ./ / ESTATE of y X ma. BiancUanL w^re qjy&rly nuirriM y b> ; Rev. J. M. wnt, ©<fthe Pfret Pr^n/I e, a /. m T "x7/ r/. / To t-, h ./ w/ v. .<• ' e') ?a'ke i < i<!</?»•’ V • M';/ "A V? drH^'Nyjo'rev o' *h • tlrefi? ittj-: . ; . . the hijt 5iS<ei«*ii> I.-."'.. . wiii'iN’h*. Harnouy. Pey;, r ‘ c; • p-* paratlous , 1,1 ■ noNi/ Walt rbo; o Drug Co VVa!terl»uro; h ^ \ A/- . • ?mpU !»•' • ‘ nU" /. ' «• .ansber. K nedy ; !’ -deal r- r. x.i,.5v*r; v * c * -- Hr ti7.: t • 0 -Ill u i r ./ 4 '/ / Ji / / X ./... X You Eal Once a Month ■ -x •: / y/. / •• , “ ■ . Once a Week or Once -/ Certain kinds of Tood—but,-listen. One kind of food you eat three times o day et ery day—and that pr Bread. Then why not—since it is yoip^real daily foo^X get the best. The best ifc / - - QU A K Why? .V . ,•* Bcause it is made from only the BEST materials—it is mixed by a newproeess. baked in modern ovens, has the greatest food vakie-^ris nutritious as meat and more healthful and a flavor that will make your appetite u eome back” for more. You’ll never tire of QUAKER. Try’ it once— you’ll buy it always. Unusually good—ex ceedingly' good—surprisingly good. Special attention to country’ orders.. Tty our Shipping system. UP-to-Date like iur Bakery. When in Charleston come and see how Quaker Bread is made. " v AH grocers sellQUAKER "BRAND Mapufactured^only by, CONDON BAKING ^COMPANY , 217--219 ST. PHILIP STREET, ’ ' . Charleston. S. C. ;/ / / / / / /> V / . / x / \ '■ /. / -V /. / x / x ./ ~> / x this er DISPLAYS in every way. • • / The Best Quality Fabrics And The Highest Quality r e Have Ever Had TO a >* The newest and most pleasing STYLES of the Season as fashioned by the FOREMO^I^Tailors of the Country. Our values this season are by far th^best we have ever been able to offer. ^ARGE PURCHASES early in the Season afforded TO . CHOOSE from. an< * _ . , • - J,. , «. . >/■' . I # * • Better Assortment • • , \ )■-, - These Are The R< ’’ALED Selection to • <i ES down to the limit. r Values THE H. W ' X s " iting Oiac Customers. • ■< \ •/. \ ^ /- /C Good.” * X ■ MM, ‘X; v> 1- • it X. y . V ^