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THE PRBBI AMD STANDARD, WAL1
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NOVEMBER U, 1914
Mr.
k B. D. LoflW
is CkarlMtoa.
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MIm H«l«a C«1(m of PvlMki. V*..
MrrfT«4.la town jrwtordmjr to bt tlM
gooot of Mn. J. M. Kotor.
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Mlp Rojr JooW[ who lo
mot Aiken, hi homo for* a few day*
▼acktioa.
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hrlshton up, thoagh ttere
iwom to bo any rapidly approaching
('wedding, which to generally
feauoo of innumerable partleo
jpoclal gatherings. The fair, eagerly
(looked forward to by the yoanger
eet, te now gone down In history
{with those of other Tsais, and the
next great holiday will be Christmas.
There la no doubt about the fair be-
r a ^
lag n success and no doubt but that
Mr. and Mrs I. M. Flehburne. Mies tboM who .ttended enjoyed It' And
there were few who did not attend.
Algte Wlchman and Mlse
Hyrne spent the week-end In Chari-
eeton.
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Mr. George W. Hart of Sheridan
akfll
for
The girt baby _ ___
■dlth Allen With mss. daughter ef j"——-rT'
ir “•* *“|W aZE?™* tak* u.
The boy baby ooortag hlgheet wey ee at Liege la throe boam, bat
Laurie Ortfla. eon of Mr. and Mra. f took thom elghtoon days, durtag.
■ngeno Ortiln of *•*». *M. t *Jnl time their men were elaaghtered la
* 7 > jjfllthoheende.
bies were preeeatod with a bine rib-! t ^
boa and a gold model by the Fair* Great Meogh*
Association which they may keep al- "At tenet three
ways as a reminder of their high re- Germans hare been killed la Belgium
cords. - slone* The flghtink la ear eouatry
The babies scoring. y*n*ea »»1 makes plain the dlfferenco between
and tb per cent are of honorable n . a mb . i
mention and are as follows} George Belgian aad Cermas courage, and-1
PriL son of Mr. and Mrs.' B. O. include t*e French and Bngltoh when
Jr.: Miriam Price, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Price of Wal-
terboro: Oren W. Rlsher, son of Mr.'
are
the Belgians. The Gcr
brare whoa they hare er
n u» Rlsher of Ronuo iT’ 7 adTaBU «^ wWI « th# Belgians
Jean Wlchman. daughter of Mr., and ^ht-to the last dl defense e.
Mrs. Albert Wlchman. city; Cet-y T. their country. When the tide
Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe turns strongly against the Germans,
Eliubeth Carter, the
All the days of the week crowds! Lucas, city; Kiisaoein ^wnmr, uie M r will, you will see their courage
. 'shed their way In, out and around j r ‘ * n *|does hot compare with that of the
the midway and buildings and good, -* r Tbe contest v.’as a splendid sue- m on who are fighting against them.
fart. Greenwood, was a business| fellowship ran riot. While everyone;
owing to tt
untiling efforts To give an Ides as to the number of
THE
NATIONAL BANK
of «.
AM WAIf
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•ho ofeoo Of hi
IT. *. Bonds
ciienlatloa
...M7.MT.t4
... 1.141.M
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fck Notes snt-
visitor here this week.
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Mr. C. H. Fraser, of Ehrhardt
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow Fraser.
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.Mrs. Mason Crum of Orangeburg
will arrive next, week to visit her
mother, Mrs. >1. P, llov.til, Cr.
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MIps Bessie Kohn wishco to Vha;ik
Ikt friends very heartily for support
given her !a the Q-iocn of tbo Pair
Contest.
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With the Invigorntfng fall woi.‘'.
was tired, another week of fun and of the Civic
frolic would he welcomed. , operation wit
0 * * s . • ^ I Thanks
igue ’ and their co-
Misa Fraser,
extended to Drs. Es-
forces hurled Into Belgium by ^the
Germans I saw their forces march
ed 4o eeeure eirculatlon 14,114.14
Premiums on U S Bonds 1M.M
Banking Roues. Furniture .
and Fixtures 4.4SS.M
Ban from National Banks
not reserve agents... 4,001.41
Due from Approved Ro- , ,
serve agents la central
reserve cities MOMO;
la other reserve cities.
Checks and other cash Items
Notes of other nati bks..
Fractional paper curren
cy, nickles and eta....
Lawful Mopey Reserve
In Bank vis:
Specie ... $1,959.95
Legal tender
notes .. .. 390.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) * 1,250.00
Individual
jeet to check
enb-
i*g •• •• •• •
Bills Payable, Including
obligations represent
ing money borrewed
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$1. 1911
•
11,000.00
' 0,000.00
1,514.90
10,320.00
11,142.93
18.00
37,000.0s
245.19
103.74
10.00
247.45
2,349.9i
Thirty-odd flr.ft. healthy* your.
Ktera came from ever.-' section g!
<ounty for examination. /
Miss Hlirabeth Fraear of Ytfnthror j
Colijrgc was or. hand to/tflr* r* th 1
' exai'ilnatloh of the hdibc". Mi? '
1 Krasor is th n po?:iea«»yr of a charm
tnc prrr.nn i!!ty anJK in a woman
j rare ammy anoyoip:oniacy.
j Hr. C. H. lv»f)orn and^Or. M, V.
Beach assisted by n train -1 nur
babies will present a perro<‘ score
I i? 31
Total .. .. *14i.:
methers to fr.d out
!i >iit ih‘.ir ta' ics.
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Ihiilcy ('• iu.uk
er, the social calendar will proliabiv and a co^/mittee of helpers <
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For
aura
SUB
a* ', wyi
llcr: .>!r
_• r, hr. c . been announced :h‘*ro v.il!
j bo protracted nrvi. e.; at the Prer^y-
|i :-.a Chv.i h L gins lag vi h **■
fo.trta ft r. !..y in it■.'■■■ r.'.ontli
j cor* inuinr threngh tl: ? followin ''
Svh4r.:,. /: i^tirg nar.tor will
j he C. bailey cf Edgefleld.
ho it not ; tran?er io the pcdyic
jef WalterboroXRev. Mr. Bailey w-a'*. 1
j h^r' upon the installation . of the
i present pastor. Rev. (’ftajdes I). Hol-
.$144,285.^91
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SOUTH CAROLINA ( a
v \ Cou.’.ly of Colleton. ' -
facts the war as the kaircr and his cmcers.1 *• Cashier of rhove named bank. do.solemn*:?
i !- *(.lar«.d .Mn;. Beach, .‘’Knraned i Bwea f ihhi the above statement is ^ T-‘‘ lo tl10 best oi my kn^wled
jUsc&hse of tht: brave stand cr.dc by '^ 1
abscribed ar.J bvrovr. to brfora '.ao
gren.t help in agisting the much to blame for the herrerj ol
iue Ltd git ns, the officers forced their
.! to ( ornmit atrocious acts, sir h
killing women and children and
in; .; 0Ug }n K cut the evc3 ar<( , cu(t .; ni: 0 i
rL> 'be hr.tu’s of nged and inoffensivi
...ii.nx When the first arrnvj
ir;... u the frontier u woman vr.a!
b'*’tally murdered. C*rm:.n so!-*
;'.r: v.v.rto: 1 to rcmo.« her body I
/.or.: vlovr, but the offierre would!
net allow them to do so, and caused 1
her* body to remain in the open till
He the army had passed. Thousands of
CORRECT ATTEST;
JAS. E. PEURirbv
E. E. JONES.
W- C. SAUNDERS,
C. G. PADGETT.
Cashier.
this lO’.h day cf Nov.. 1914.
R. L. KP.AS^R,
Notary Public, S.
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treated./ and one fifteen-year-old
hand,, and on other aecasloM.
j iirs many fricudr. here >.Lq wi
glad to meet him again.
[>*<1. *iftcr the soldiers had finished
state Aid for Schools. j witJC hpr, lost her mind and roamed
Thu trustees of each district ap jfb*" dajevia a forest. When the
plying for state aid under the terms alllod, armt^a. withdraw or change
of the extor/ion act are instructed their position yon must not thing
to call at Superintendent Hugo S that means defeat; h simply means
Strickland’s office immediately. Also j. that King Albert, GcaOval French
those applying for state aid under | commander of the British
•he rural graded school act should General Joffre, ’ Commander
apply. / / k^rench are humane men, who
j everything possible to protect the
Gone Cauley a negro was locked nion who tire so bravely fighting un
up in Jail on Monday pending an der them. They will not force their
investigation of the jact that some j nto unnecessary danger, but
one windered into the store of Mr. ■
Thonia* Strickland at Stokes an i ' * ‘ t3 ° ” d *^ cr< ' nt "dth the Ger-
took therefrom several pairs of Rhoes ,:ian commanders. . ‘Thow them In,
This he.'* been one of a series of they are nothing but cattle,’-expres-
similar occurances v .hroughout th' 1 '
county. ’ ’ . .
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Bargain
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contestants
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Th ; s will be the last time we >.111 publish the .stkmdi::g cf
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The ly'x containif>;rtheHe vet s ■! . ealeci ami ;;;l
votes will Lc deposited in another ballot box.
~ON- CHRISTMAS EVE
these boxes will be opened ;:y « committee'of three disinterested
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gentlemen and ail votes deposited during the entire time oi con
test will be counted and PRiN'CE, BUOCiY AND HARNESS will
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be given to the boy or girl who has the greatest number of votes.
Be sure to bring your votes in EAClPlSATURDAY. You must
do your ovfn counting in future. The box will not be onenert
Sir-iclary of Fjtir Assoc lr.tiou Thank'
• • the P:i>j
.KJit'.r Press an* F , ..R.'.r:di. Per
mU na “.race to thank the pcvpla c
thflr county for tho interest demon
.-trated m the fair, (’ontrarv to-tit
viev.- exyreased by inr.ny befero the
fair, the !air his hecn held, awl i*.
fj:riiiM-€d a source rf aiuu.-’Ciuvtit In
•'od.". Fro; »hi* fin;': l: ’ .
tvV f. ( Ktx
but w ■ ' r ■ ’IJo to h
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\\> v.ant to thank r.!l
in rial:! ;g jf. ami to all e.
: v.o o t r»v If*i to «h«>
preciation.
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Especially 'do \ e wants
ca the attitude of the Gorman offl-
ern toward their men, and as a re'
.full thousands have been Killed and
; wounded unnecessarily. That the
• German sojjiiors do not wish to fight
. the Belgians was shown in Brussels
' and other cites, of Belgium. Why
.thousands thes^ poldjcrs did hot
‘^ven know they Wer& *4 nelgivini, ! B|
and thought they were in Paris whe^'BI
' '’ey were thrown into Belgian cities.
| uy are we in Brussels? Wc havo
t .:if tause* for ^ghtir.g Belgians,*
, many cf them d. cLi-cXon cur streets.
(Germans u' f iamo in Ijouvnin. i
| The shcbtirgYf civilians in Lou-j
, '.’. la was one of the most brutal and
. uncalled for actsc^rtf the war,” Mrs.
Reach declared. ‘ German soldiers
that
i * pood order maintained U)
ck both day aiVitl right
i’ o tovn government . ‘celebratCcT the victory by- getting
- T,,atr,» iy„ i i,. ,^ f . c r.jir.’K and fighting among them-
••j , sclve^ Ashamed of the affair, tb^
mayor and chief <• ' ’.ire had hai l Oe/rom-officers L^clnred thnt‘-
positions‘to fill, but both of tber?, wlcn had been attacked by Bel
livo-J up to their responsibility t y'civtllans and^ had many of tlicn
fullest. Chief Patterson, v v Ph 0 u the charge that they ha
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until Christrr.fis Evo and we udll not know how you stand or who
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is ahead. The last v.orMs work. That’s what it takes to win.
The boy or girl who j^ahead today may be behind t6morrow. Get
ahead.
* .v STANDING OF CONTESTANTS NOVEMBER 7TH.
Andrew. Keegan ..
Pascal Felder . .
John W. Black, Jr.
Tteba Hlers .... .
.Attjr Berry .
Jitnmie Adams .
Ruth Lucas .. ..
Lucas Connelly . .
Harry Gilford
Ferrell Herndon . .
Anna Matthews ..
Ina May Griffijh .
Dunill Beach . u ...
W. B. qaldwell. Jr!
Edw. Burnett ..
Norton Jacobs .. .
Thos. Howell ..
itamUn Searaon .*.
Herbert Stokea .. .
Elisa Sioman..
302,7 25,
429,720
318,10 J
.. ..408,550
35C.6rt (l
:l27,4- ,: .
.. . . 345,?"
398.000
... ..304,950
. ....400,195
..350.400
.454.200
>.421,710
. . 3Oft,9 2:.
. .429,840
. 406.725
. .401.175
. .339.930
. . 414,555
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Be Sure <
to ( ast
ail ytur
Vttes / v *
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Saturdayi ;n
Future.
Watch this
Space each
week.
Brown Furniture
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been
:.s . b!«' assigtants, did much to make fifing on German treojs, which ws r
“ night fair safe for all and *p absolute falsehood. In Brussels
efforts are Appreciated cvefyw here. Prussian roldlcyn vrote obscene
To everyone. J wisa t/> say that 1 " t * t€ra ' ?n * s on r ‘ painting .of Qu
the next fair will bo a gootf ono and Elizabeth, which resulted in an at'
v.e now ask for your earnest and ,atk by Bavarian soldiers,. who
hearty co-operation. Respectfully," ; championed the queen, who Is a Ha
lt. M. JEFFERIES, ‘ iT^ian. and in this fight seven wore
/, Secrcla '.killed, ( onditions at Brunsels would
‘ ec rc ry. i • f , flVe ^ een jj,, ba( j ac t jj CS0 Ht
. _ • vain, I think, but for the fact that
! Brussels is governed by p,' ^rgy r bra ve •
,tnd level headed burgotOMter. Ini
'sotr.e places the Germans fired upon'
Red 4tro?R hospitals In which their!)
; own wounded men were being g!'«n
j ‘s. good treatment as the men of our
' arfhies, and in one instance a block
! -as burned down In order fa kill
BIG SHOE
SALI
'IK’S
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will continue all the season. Please remembei'
advertise is,true and we can prove it. Here
bargains, as follows; f
its, sale price $ 4.C£
$10.00 Men’s Suits, sale price 7.50
$1:1.00 Men’s Suits, sale price $ 8.50
$15.00 Men’s Suits, sale price 1S1.50
$18.00 Men’s Suits, sale price...!.. 512,59
$7.50 and $8.50 Ladies’ Coat Suits
$10.09 Ladies’ Coat Suits, sale price....X.* $7.30
$12.00 J .tidies’ Coat Suits, sale price .• .x.... $8.30
$2.50 Men’s Shoe§, sale price .>$1 /.*
$2.75 Men’s Shoes, sale price.
$3.00 f;nd $3.50 Men's Shoes, sale price $i.o2x
All scM J-fRthcr Men’s Work Shoes.
$2.50 LeathX Shoes, sale price ,. C U.'
$1.25 Indies Shot! 5 * ^ a \ e price I.;*
$1.75 Ladies Shoes, salt -LUO
$2.25 and $2.50 Ladies Shoes, >'410 price.. ......xi.73.
$3.00 Ijadics Shoes, sale orice....--.. v .. $1.98
Big Bargains in Children’s Shoes. - '
Ladies’ 50c white and colored Shirt Waists at ... ^
ili is number is an exceptionally good v»!:4p.
IKidies and children’s Dress Hats at ha^f pi ce,
A full line 0^ fine Dress Goods positive!# a lexer
price than you ever bought at before.
Men’s 50c white Shirts at . . v - • • 39c
Ladies’ Serge Dresses. $3.00 to $5.‘00 value, . 5 .. $1.0^
V/e have just received 5,000 yards of ypilow me- .
spun S6 inches wide, which we are going to sell for ^
per yard. + " *,
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«Re. Uiarlestoa Ssprise /
■ Bape;-Haase.
J. FRANK, P^anaper.
We pay ,9c for cotton in trade, and please take spe
cial notice that there is only one J. Frank store in Wal-
terbero and it is next to the' Express office.
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I he people who wore hidden in the
j 'art. The German soldiers alio
‘ ! killed many of our prisoners by
. 1 - » forcing thorn to run from the. trench-
, We have just received a big stock'd* and then shooting at them for
, lf ...» „ r _ . Xport.'- That’s a great idea of sports-
.shoes. also the A.^W. Tedcasttle m a P shlD. Isn’t It? It la Impossible
Company’s Woman’s Work Shoes, 1 estimate the d'smage done In Bel
. . . glum *by> the Germans, as they have
which we are going to sell at *1 * 7 . T
» 1 ft-- 1 wrec i te( j many of the finest strnct-
Thic is the biggest value ures In the coonCTy In, a
per pair
ever offered before
vfiant4«
manner.”
Mrs. Beach left Brussels In a spe
cial tnUn, reached Aix le-Thappelle,
France, after a Journey of twentv-f
In hot cars KJca wounded rattle, end would not be leaving Belgium nn I
I would not *<*'"* if * ,• am not ct'raid to fight for my coun-
were to liv-‘ a mmicn years. I did ,try/ -They seemed to prefe- to fight
hate to leave my people, many of with their vocal organs far from the
whom live ht Louvain, Xif I coutd scene of actual battle, though and
not communicate with my husband. • all were doing everything possible to
p.Hr/oi’SrSoS: zz"t. T £ z'.jzt,,: ^ rk * j -' -
will undoubtedly increase, and thou ‘
sands may‘Starve, but I know they
will die. as Belgians should die.
Attitude of neraam.
“Aboard the Rotterdam,” conclud
S FURNISH YOUR HOME.
CHARLESTON
SURPRISE
BARGAIN STOREi!
nine hours, whereas trains usually jed Mrs. Beach, there ware about alx-
! make the run !b fear hours, and |teen hundred returning Germana and
finally got out of Holland on steam-[threa or four Belgians. The Ger-
sblp Rotterdam. ,
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Next Door to Express Office.
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,mang did everything poaslblsuto cow
‘‘We were .forced to ride twenty |tnd humiliate us. but you can rest
nine hoars lif order to allow trbop»,assured that they didn’t do It ‘If
•trains to pass, and on these tnilns ; you love your country so much, and
saw thousands of wounded Ger-kif your country Is in the rights why
| man soldiers." aald Mrs. Beach, tdd-'don’t you'stay and fight Ukh man?’
lag:* “They wore resting on straw/I asked v thcm. ‘If I wsCe a man 1
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Epon retornlng to the
Enited States I waTlndeed glad to
find ont that tbs sentiment of the
People was with thwaiHea”
t
4 .JATTET, the soUd.
rsllahle hod wideawake cotton fae-
lors^of Savanpah. offer you the ex-
cJUear ssrrtcA ' that has earned
them their superior repnUtlon as
nlesmen among thensands of sat-
ahlppeffs. WDp not become
oao of them. No accent too large
for them to handle; no business
*tP their personal atten-
. _ ,ioe invited, and
a can whoa la Savaaaah will bo
Aag S 4m
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