Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X / Is a climber. Perteverinjly he pubes upward on the steps ef snccess. Sometimes he slips backward, but be frits his teeth sad is tp sad on again. Climbing is not PLAY. It's HARP WORK, The successful climber must STICK EVERLASTCHGLY TO IT.. Are you climbing up the STEPS OF 8AVTHGS? STARf AN ACCOUNT NOW. STICK TO I’ — — i * * T ♦- The First Nadonal iy I X SI 1 Friend Merchant, ^spring’s nearly here, Be thou resolved with us. To form, of confidence and faith, t A trading bond of trust. m MW / 7. r. K That we may know each other ‘ With a know that understands The mgggUig underlying The wamt clasp of our hands. • • In harmony together we Will always da our part. Kach one with the interaet . Of the other one at heart, i ■* * * So kt us be. resolved To form this bond of trust, That .ve may better know you cf 1914 And you in turn know us. /, a eonajile.raUtaiguin. it believed; grest mmsfiMPibu/have r^ght benefit of her magic po # ?.i Mr.'Hiatt say* h« had'o/Tasrsait nn bin hand»'and being aer.iola" to find out. how it uouldXterr'.icate. came to- Charlostdn Ur cot.KUit th«, clairvoyant. - The fi^at of* bis serloa of deposits wa* $1 Jflpon which he waa apprised of in» fact that he wodld wHi the lawault. but in ord r to protect hinTfrom futher annovirg eapcrience*yin the futnrei Mme. Montclair^dvised him to -bring her three $20 gold piec<^ over which-sh* would/Suffuse a magic powder.. He and the money was duly re turned to him. Hbt in order, to make apell lasting. $4A was treated t the same powder, making $100 in all- which she ^aid must be brought back r'oher along with $3S0 in gold, if he would have the job complet« in every .espeeg Upor. parting with this amount, on Satur day. Mt. Hiott was requested to, re turn Monday morniTsg at 8 o*clock when updh the paynu r.t of a $10 fee jtis now magic $4€0 would he return ed to him. although it was done at a sacrifice as the powder was worth much more than $11. 'Monday morning the Walterboro man went to the house of the sooth sayer. beyond the northern limits of the city, and found a crowd there be- forp him all looking-for Mme. Mont clair. who had left the day b^fpre. Mr. Hiott reported the matter -to Chief Cantwell who had him swear out a warrant before Magistrate Wil liams, charging swindling. Detec tives are working on the case.—From Th° State. ^ _ / Ike Right Way / T. J. McDaniel, Mgr. ST I <H>o HOHItKltV Although detail# have not be given ouj, « i'u< luigf addiessod yd a local bhnk coutairwng $71.00ty' in J,' S treasury notes was takotnud a package of ’Magazine* nujfstituted. Th* INIWt iration was not/foui d out till the p.pkage reacli“d/lhe l•.u»k when the-ca#bier fouad the bundlo of “I.aflr,” magazinow. He starteo jo read some of the/iituff and bee.tme . so interested that he agreetl with the hank direr tor* U) make up the lo*s '(( they wttuld plate him on the ruli- nt-npiion lIsyTif •'‘Lak’’ for life. In order u» gpt fot*. in a good humor • and .help 5ou forget even your*big ‘troubie*7 domestic, or financial we will agree to send you •‘I.afT’' for one year at the ridiculously low price of CO tents. This National Magazine of Fun U •making greater stride* tbamajijr othe *nta?iujiie belor* the Amerpnn public today.. '"'lit,is a magazine that will keep the whRle fatoHy in a good humor. The taff'of^J^ff! contains artists caricaturists atw'w-dter who rank among the best in the country. It Is highly illustrated and printed In colors. It will keep the whole fain <1 '• i!y cheerful the’-y ar ’round you tan afford to spend r,ii» a year to-do this. Sepd this clipping and Fitly . eats today to tile I'lihllshtrs of .Uif. Dayton? Oh 16, for one yew's *uta< ftp tlon. Th* regular price in f l.OiVand we are making this BPEC1AI. OKFEIl to gel acquainted. Adv. 2, )1, 2t. S. N. Hiott of Zion was on business Saturday. in town ■ • • • E. G. Hiott of Pleasant Grove sec tion was In town Saturday on bysl- n«‘ss. o G. Linder jo4*Mt* Carmel had busi ness in W’aftetbofo Saturday. I 1 ^ # -k. M. Morrjs of Stokes was seen ofi th" street* Saturday.' J. M. Ktpsey of Stokes was among the number in town Saturday. Route 3 was in j. • » s F. D, Benton of town Saturday. ■* e • Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May left Mop- day afternoon for Floridd where they will spend the balance of the winter. Should ftaiaa More Food. Speakers addressing the aanoal mooting pf the South Carolina Una Stock Association la city chamber recently told the SO Of the organization in more food most ho pwdnod4 on tho farms If tho price of. milk hi to bo r^ duced. Several experts from tho Dm- tod States deportment of agricoil are In Columbia sad will deUvar ad- You must raiie more teed to hotter catle," said Ji of DovesvlUo. L. Me! to gm Intodh tho .Gaffney City Improvement Com in CHirokee County R. A. Parker, who has pecting for gold on lands belonging tc mpt Cherokee county /celved $€4 as his share of the gold found witklh the last tew weeks. Mr Parker showed a nugget .which hi found a few days ago which weighed 33 petmyvfeivlits. S: ni" weeks ago h« found n nuc?et which weighed .pennyWeights. If Mr P.»rk'r loutiruer ®tn t|p as wcM ..- i f hai done ;n Ui l-:v. t Siis p,» ;•* wl!t yield nior tlmn a awwl i; n t ! _____ >■ Members Vin’t Stats Pr-k. / 7.T cf .ti e p-er.iber« of the gcaernl a;--c:uhjy w»-.t on tho insjc'- tioA^fffjfii-J State Park rcrenPy. ha. ing Coh.nihr;' ;.t 3:30 on a special tTafr. and teturning at 6 oWocIl. The Prst rjop of the Special train was made about three t^fi’er. atx v% State Park s’clion, wl’er? the legisla- rofs were #hovn the sott^c of:, ti)e water supply for the property Tin n the train ran bark dqpn to State Park station, where tSe legislators were met by a half dozen wagons, in which they rode over the.State Park. * Create Office Building Board. The governor, the chief Justice ot the supreme court and the board ot law eumlhers were constituted a commission under a resolution, passed hy the house' to consider a suitable locatjon for a supremo court build ''Ini; or an office brlhiiig,for state offl clals Voder the resolution tjie comm is rior. is c: •on -and .power- d to tmp’oy an an hi cf “um have plan drawi a* u, tc - ,. r .. * hftri Th®- miB nisshm t rentes-ed to r*-^ort to tl * ar-\t f-cz.'i-.r. (t ;;cac.v! ‘'es-jemhiir. 77 vntb >n CITATION l‘i>r letters nf .\«Jim>rsi«1 „ STATIC OF SOCTH t^AKOLlNA fouoo of ColKton HY O. ALtHJ^T BEACH. F.^uire Probate Judge/* WHEltEAjj^filivla A. Dihtzler mad. suit to art 1 to grant her X rtt rs °f A, l- ,min>t.at.ion of the Estate and efferts ^f'hames i>antsi n r THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of t e said James Dantzler deceased, that they be and appear before no*, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Walterboro. F. C. o’n Feb. lS»th 11*14 Inst after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Admtolatra- tton should not be granted. , ?. GIVEN under my band, this 6th day of February Ano l)omini. Iffll. Published on the 11th'and IStb days of February lf l.4 in The Pres^ and Standard. G. albert beach? Probate Judige. A'blleton County. y of Temaas* e . has position with Riser and W 1 A / 1 The polkj^ortfis House has aht ays been to *iye the Best Furniture obtainable for prices charged. This we. maintain is the “right way" in selling. • It’s a policy t has m«tcte th*> Store grow to be among the largest in the State. It's a policy that bri to/YOU full value for your ntoney in every purchase made here. -.. . . We in\ ite ydu to visit our Store and view the extensive showing of dependable Ho Fuiri-hings—a stock that jpnges from t'he lowest priced to the finest. >Ve inv^e : to ge. acquainted with our liberal credit terms and very reasonable prices. t We invite You to Buy Your Furniture from This Store That Sells the Right Way. • * * t BEDS AND BEDDING * ■ *»'■"<* A showing from which yqa can cho- any grade or style, all dependable grad in which good value is given at each pri In this stock are.Heron Metal Beds, B Cross Mattresses, Ostermoor Mattress IRON BEDS $3.00 1 BRASS BEDS ,..$12,00 1 COTTON MATTRESSES $5.00 \ FELT MATTRESSES $8.50 I FEATHER PILLOWS , .'. .$1.00 l DINING 1UN»( FCRNITCRE aits / In Golden. Fumed and Early English Oak, Circassian Walnut, ^Veneered ar.d Solid Mahogany, in all the popular styles. We’ll ' furnish your Dining Room in any style or wood at reasonable cost: ^ SIDEBOARDS $12.50 UP r k ‘ r- BUFFETS $15.00 CHINA CLOSETS 7 $12.50 ‘ s'. \ SQUARE DININQ TABLES $7.5© UP ROUND MING TABLES $12.00 UP UP/ UP X » 7 COMFORTABLE ROCKERS -IN— Upholstered. Wood and Cane Seats. An style, size or wood, suitable kinds for an room in your home. AH dependable grade $2,50 TO $23.50. XV % Mafl Orders Gven ..x . \ Prompt Attention Brown Furniture Co. \ amtsMsssssz PERSONAL MENTION . B. J. Crosby of town Saturday. Bedon's was in • * :•* — • J<*ff Blocker of Route 4 was seen in town Saturday. • • • A. $. Chandler of Stokea had busi- nesa in WaUerboro Thursday. - • • * ’ J: M. Ri*h*w-^. Soiqaks was in town Saturday. W. G. Hiott town Monday. waa among \hose in J. C. Nettles of Snider* was tow n on business last week. X Jd in J. A. Jones Of Tabernacle was town on Saturday. * >- • E. A. .MarvJUr'bf Cre^n Pond v?< in town Sautfd^y. ueeks visit to Mr. Beach. and Mrs. G. Albert.; (jlHIiH Mrs. Lida C. Dean and daughter. Annie, of Woodruff are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lildk. G. and into Albert Beach, Probate Jn'dge. his worthy family hav« moved town. r . S ' •" i ■ J. T. GoodwSmoaks was in town StaurdayX s • • • j J. A, Tuten of Jacksonboro had business in Walterboro Monday. • • • J. F. Rentz of Islandton waf- in town Monday.. • A. Mar town S« • * • Mrs.. Anna Robinson of ML spent Monday in th® city. Carmel M. S. Smith of Colleton sp'-iit Satur day in town. * Way of Mt- Carmel ‘ had !t«ss in towh Saturday. M » . * Henry Garvin o! White Hall v. a,-* in town Saturday on business. • • • J M Benton of Route 4 was anions hose in tow* Saturday. ? * ... ^ Perfw Crosby of Mt. Carr. 1 was n town Saturday. H. Huger of*Uoute 2 had UStTref*. n town Saturday, • • • E.‘ f>. .Hudson of Sniders was in town Saturday. DHAWA MOIST >r,OTII TMROt t.H Try Tills: Hair Gets Thick, t ^ ll'avy anti Beautiful at Once Sto|M Falling oat. • • • • v B. V. Avant of Sand Hill was seen In toUn Saturday. *' ' section John Pror«aux of Smoaks was In town on husinew* Monday. ' /. ^ > • •'/ B. D Jones of Tabernacle was in town Monday on buaineas. . v* * _ • H. F. Tow lea of Green, Pond had ustnazs in town Saturday. business 'i s hHs* le*ton,v Catherine Sulliva^i of Char- 1,visited her mother this week. Mrs. C. W. Ryan haa returned to her home in Orangeburg after a two NOTH H TO DRAW WRY. On Thnrsdav the Nineteenth ( Hm ! dav of February. A. T>„ 1014. at 1 > o’r-lork. noon; in the office of the Clerk of Court erf Common Pleas an! Gerer;,! Session* for Colleton County i at Waltcrboro. S. ^he und n r*Igned | jury Commist loners will proceed to- draw publicly the names of twelve i-,' ,,,, (12 » men to serve as Grand Jurots i- T , n for ihe y-ar and w ill rise kametlme :>gd place proree,} to draw p-ihllrly the name* of thirty *ix (36 C men to serve as Petit Jurou* ffS'the First wieek of the Court of ^Pbrnmon Pleas and General Sessions for Col leton County. S. C.,Mot\nn\nn on Monday, March todT 1}>14; and wlH also af the sameXme ahd place pro ceed to dray* publicly the names of fhirty-zht f.i6> tnen to serve as P^ti;' Juror^-for the second week of the <'nu!*Nof Common Plea* and .General Sesatons for CoUeton County. 8. C-, w«einning on Monday- March 9th,, 1914. Valterboro, S. C. February 9th., i 1914. E. M. Jon*** Co. Auditor R. E. Jones Co. Trea* I>. B. Hudson, C. C. P. k G. S. Jury Commissioners for Colleton County, 8. C, »_________ _____ - Jonas O’Quin of Hendersonville was in town qn business Saturday. Immediate VYes. ‘ Certain,* the Joy of it. Your hair be light, wavy fluffy, abundant ar pear* as soft, lustroul and bea as a young girl's after a Dant hair cleanse. Just try this. m< a cloth with a little Danders car“fully draw it through yocr taking one email strand nt a This will cleanse the hair cf dirt qr excessive oitf a^d in Just moments you have doubled the tv of your hair. A delightful nris® awaits* those whose hail been neglected or is scraggy, f drv. brittle or thin. Besides b» fving jhe hair, Danderhie diss verv particle of dandruff: clea f> trifles and invigorates the : - ulopping Hching nn*l-'*fi i'e 1 " b’U w-t-at will pleii'/ewou v. ill he after a few wepICg use. v,,,; ’Ape p ( ,. v hr;<r-^PPf« and li '* f~ r -t -yes—bj*r feally now growing all ,o<er the scalp. If care for pjy'Uy. aofp hair, and lo et a 23 cent bottle ton’s Daaderine from sr.y sfoY.c or toilet caunter and Just t ' Feel Miserable? Out of sorts, depressed, phi the back—Electric Bitters, re; your health and strength., A r anteed Liiier and kidney pen: Money back if not satisfied completely fured Robert Madset West Burlington. Iowa, who suff from virulent liver trouble for c months#,- After four • doctors y him, up. he took Electric Bitters is now a w-®U man. G^t a b< tOdayi: IX w-tU do the same for keep it in th° house for all liver kidney complaints. Perfectly and dependabK Its results surprise you. S0e and $1.00. H. E. Burklen k Co. Philadelphi * St. Louis. . Weeks of Round was j.Mi oa business.