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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. ‘
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MARCH 25,1911
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STANDARD, INC.
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BUBHCRIPflOK RATK8:
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Ibcmi Loral* aa«l Krader*. & cent*
a line each 'reertlon.
One ceut a word, iseaf
Items of deaths published free.
of the drawer until the bank ac
cepts or certifies it. and tire bank is
not liable to the holder until such la
dene.
These provisions in the new Act
will el^pct many ofojjf, people sad
all of cur readers ^re asked to bear
these thiass in mind befor; drawing
notes, checks, drafts, etc. payable
at banks.
The following is the exact wording
of the sections referred to: Para
graph No. 86. Every negotiable in
strument is payable at the time fixed
therein without grac*. When day
of maturity falls upon Sunday or
a holiday, the inatrument is payable
on the next succeeding business day.
Instruments falling due on Satur
day are to be presented for pay
ment on the next succeeding business
day, except that instruments payable
on demand may. at tho option of the
holder, be presented for payment be-
forfe twelve o’clock noon on Saturday
when that entire day ix not a holiday.
Paragraph No. 1R9. A check of
inatrument (either a note, draft or
Apply at the Bakery. 3. IS.L’t. Noth:!-, T o THE < HlttTHEs
FOR 3A1.R- On. burro.' ' <»' TMK < OI.I.KT<>b BAPTIST
about six years old—perfectly ASHtK I.1TMJN.
gentle Just the thing for .he # »rethren. *»* espec ally the Pas-
boys and girls. Also one 4-year <0"*. Pi**** M ^11 your att.-n-
old fillv. broken to saddle and j Jf ou t° the Apportionment Table on
bug-v Excellent sadtUe .horse. eP^« 27 of the Minuteu'for 1913. aa
Also one fresh milk coW with calf u wcecdingly important for :x)U
on better in county. Also young cow *<> <lo ^o. in order to rats* the nec**-
te^ a }
acceptance) Is madCTpayabl,. at a! \\ e cirfl your attention to OUf
soon to be fresh. All of the above
to be sold at reasonable prices.
Apply at once to T. W. Hughes.
Walterboro, 8. C. Can be seen at
residence formerly occupied by
Rev. Craven. 2, 25, tf.
Diamond Dyes, all colors, at Wal
terboro Drug Co.
Klenzo Tooth Brushes, one to suit
every mouth. Guaranteed, 25c
each at Walterboro Drug Co. <
Extra fine Bert Oats for Spring
Planting. H. W. Blick. Jr.
Guth’s. ihe world’s best candy,
80c and $1.00 per lb. Walterboro,
Drug Co.
sary amounts required from each
church. Of course th.« Minute Fund
Is additional and should be sufficient
-• Hv the sum for printing. May
1. hi connection with this statement,
irenuost some member of the Spring
Hill Church, with whom the Frist
Union Division meets on next Fri
day, to inquire at the store of Acker
man Bros, and get the m!nulex for
the church** of that Division, apd
take them to the church, co that the
Clerk of the Union r.ay distribute
them for me.
Yours truly.
„ F. O. S. Curtis.
Associatioual Clerk..
Millinery Opening.
bank, it is equivalent to an order to , openinK announcement of .Spring
th" hank«to pay the same for the ar-^
count of the principal debtor thereon.
Paragraph No. Ill: A waiver of
protest, whether in the case of a fore
ign hill of "xchange or other negotia
ble instrument, is deemed to in* a
waiver not only of a formal protest.
Millinery which appears in this
paper and invite you particularly
for the two opening days, the
first and second of April, while
our stock is complete and un
broken.
We have made a careful studv
Democratic Club to Meet.
A meeting of the Municipal Demo
cratic Club of the town of Walterboro
is called for Friday, March 27. at
R:3f> p. in. at the Court House. Tills
riveting is called for purposes rr-
orpantxation. and a laiqe Ltfeiidancc
s expected. ,
L. M. Stokes, President.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 25, 1914
XKW NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
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Bume Scctlo n *. irf Particular Interest
to Everyone.
The attention of our readers is
railed to the parapraphs below taken
from th* new Negotiable Instrument*
l,aw which went into effect in South
Carolina on yesterday.. We would
be glad to publish the Act in full
but for the fact that the 1-ngth o?
\ It renders It impossible, and the sec
tion* quoted below are publish“d
because of their Importance.
The main points of Interest to ih A
general public from these sections are
as follows:
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1st The dtys of grac« are abolish-
2nd. That where a note or a draft
' or an acceptance is made payable at
a bank, this is equival n nt to an order
upon the bank to pay the same out
of any funds on deposit to.the credit
of the maker. This means that if
!• not- is given to a concern, either
foreign or local, payable at the bank
where the maker of it has moneys de
posited. this will iiiai« the bank
pay the note upon the*day it 1„ duo
out of any funds which are there on
deposit to the cr«dlt of the maker.
3rd. A check ^s not an wssignnient
of funds in the bank to the credit
but also of presentment and notk-
of dishonor. | We have made a careful studv The Walt"rboro Ice Factory began
Paragraph No. 189. A check if of the taste of OUr customers and *ork ibis week, and are mm fo posi-
d r M,B no, T r M: nn . ‘' ls * iK ' 1 * have purchased with a desire to
« r«dit of the drawer with the bank, j^ The wonderful blending
and the bank Is not liable to th<* * ®f COiOI'S ifl PiDiX^nH, chlflOns,
flowers, etc., aid in making up
hats that cannot fail to please.
Hats from the most up-to-date
house await your selections. Miss
Michael will again be in charge.
Mrs. W. A. Black MiUinery Co
holder, unless and until it accepts or
certifies the check.
~ CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTS.
LOST—Hunch pt Keys on ring and
B"lt hook. Reward will be given
for return of keys to The Press
and Standard office.
3. 18; Itp
WANTED—Salesman and Collector
in upper Colleton County. We
Have a splendid contract. Will
making you big money Write Sing
er Sewing Machine Co.. Charles
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j SALESMEN WANTED- to sell mono
i n:ents;outfit furnished fr>e. Refer
ences required ’v/ItU application.
Denmark Marble tforks, Denmark.
S. C. 3. 25. Itp.
WANTfiD—To trade one good mule.
9 years old. for a good young
mare. J. J. Sinesth. Round. S. C.
3-11.2tp.
WANTED—A young lady fer the
spring season to learn the mil-
inery trade. Apply to Mrs W. A.
Black Millinery Co. 3. 11. 2t.
WANTED—Chickens and home-
cured hams. Highest market
prices prkl. Hotel Albert, Wal
terboro. S. C. 2.18
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE -One nice family horse.
tion to supply the town and county
In ice In any quantity. , They nave
during the winter ov“rhauled the.r
plant and are in better shape to serve
the people than ever befoor*.
To Cure a Cold ia One Day X
Take LAX ATI VH BROMO Quinine. ItMop-tk*
Cough and Hr attache and work* off the Cold.
Druggi«l« refund money if it fails to care.
B. W. GROVE H ngnature on each boa. 25c
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every ounce that yqu are en
titled to you will find when
you check off th^ Groceries
that you order here. You get
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quality, full quantity ^ amt
prompt and polite service ?or
very little money—in fact less”
than you wpuld pay elsewhere.
We have a frgsh stocjc of fine
droceries and wre guarantee all
our food stuffs to be pure and
wholesome. Let us have a
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THE TERRIBLE CASE OF MIKE MUJ.LIKAN
Down about old Boston town, in the district of Back
Buy, Mike Mullikan had his being, and also ran a dr ly.
'.lit the Fates one da ygot after Mike they w .«J i not let
i'HM U. .,nd so one fine morning he nad ttv* pleurisy Then
ic Lived coughs, sore throat and col«K and finally grippe
.t/id L\»ils, and sunburn inflammation th.Bi—they got him
•n their coils. Mike also got some bruises, corns, bunions
hums and sprains, he had rheumatic symptoms and lum-
ktgo gave him pains. Neuralgia, toothache, felons,
crowded fast upon his ills, tonsilitis and pneumonia then
knocked him off his sills. The doctor said bronchitis,
too, would come most any day, and it looked like Mike
might have a job of riding his own dray. But just as
death began to danqe and mourners all looked grim, a
kindly good old neighbor said:: “Try Gowans stuff on
him.” And so they took beloved Mike and rubbed him
hard all day, and Mike sings Gowans praises now, and
Mike dtiil drives his dray. Gowans is Sold and Guarant
eed by all Druggists.
Three Sizes 25, 50 and $1.00
GOWAN MEDICAL CO., CONCORD. N. C.
SE1GUNG MUSIC
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. -tHE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN MU&IC
Pianos, Player Pianos, Organs, Victrolas and music of
all kinds. We solicit your patronage and will frive
prompt and careful service.
243 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
Samuel D. Carr. Special Representative, Kingstree, S. C.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite Coras Old Saras, Othsr RotmUtes Won’t Cora.
The Old Stun.lard renrrat Mrewrthrning tonic.
OROVK S TASTKLKSS chill TONIC, drive, out
Malaria and builds up the *v*trm. A true.tomc
A *uxe Appetizer, l-or adu!:» aud children. 50c.
The wur.t cases, no matter of how tong Mandinc,
•re cuied by the wonderful, old reliable Dr
Hotter - * Anti-eptic Healing Oil. It relieve*
i uin and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, $l.bu
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W E DESIRE to announce to the public that we have opened a complete and Up-to-Date Clothing Store in
one of the new brick stores just completed by L. N. Glover opposite the Walterboro Drug Store.
We recently bought at the Bankrupt Sale the stock of goods of the S. Finn Clothing Co. With this stock
as a nucleus, we will carry on hand at all times a full line of clothing, both custom and tailor made at prices
to suit everyone. New goods will begin to arrive in a few days, and we propose to give Walterboro and Colle
ton County an all-round, up-to-date gents’ furnishings establishment.
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SHOES
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The line of shoes which we
will carry will be unsurpassed
in Colleton County, and in
buying we will consider beau
ty, style, price and comfort.
HATS
Our hat department will be complete in
every detail and we will carry every
thing from a Palmetto to the expensive
dress Stetson Hat. Our smaller furnish
ings department will be complete with
shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, etc.
SEE US
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You wiillose by buying before
you see our stock, and you are
cordially invited to to call and
look over our offerings,
whether you buy or not.
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