The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 18, 1914, Image 3
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IER 18, 1914
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Done in One Second
than Five Years.
by this National Cash Register
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IS Mechamcal
Operations
1. It rings a belL v
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2. It lights the top sign.
3. Previous indication dis
appears./
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4. The new triinw.fhiiA Is
shown.
5. It recocfli the traianc-
tkm on wbeeh and on
& It prints and charifics
each transaction.
7; It prints a receipt
8. It prints consecutive
% numbers on the receipts.
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a Receipt]
15 Benefits for
Merchants
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tended the Oranscuurg 'talr last
week. . '
SOME DOTS FROM OUR
RUFFIN CORRESPONDENT v
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1. It enforces correct rec
ords of all transactions.
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2. It prevents losses.
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3. If removed temptation'
and compels accuracy.
4. If encourages ckrks to
sell more gooth.
5. If shows tofaf of onf-
6. It prevents forgetting to 2,
charge goods sold on
credit ^
9. It cuts off and throw* out
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the receipt.
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10. It adds the amount of the
sale.
number of trans-
7. It tells at a glance how
much money should be
in the cash drawer.
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8. It enables merchants to
give quick service.
rad h*T« rarar bran mtk. atera 1
Parana.* It rarafr latte b«
for cotda. atotnaafc tioaMa •
that 1 rrar baud oC.-
IK>T» FROM <X>TTAC»RVIIil.K.
9. It increases trade.
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12. It tells number of cus
tomers waited bn.
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13. It shows who handled
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each transaction.
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14. It unlocks and opens the
cash drawer.
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15. It resets mechanism for
new record. "
Considering material, workmanship, and what
it does, the National Cash Register is the low-
c*t priced piece of machinery sold in the world.
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Cottagevilla, Not. 1*.—Mr*. A. V
Willis ontortained at a tacky party
_ ... .. Monday evening In honor of Mlaaea
10. It tells which clerk sells Sessions and DuRant. 8hs was aa*
most goods and enables * ,slPd ,n reoe ‘ Tln * by an. w. ^
proprietor to reward interestong contest were enjoyed,
merit. ttlse India Plerea and Mr. Allan
Griffith were the lucky contestants
11. It prevents misunder- * n<1 Mr rrld * minted them with
a box vf .«ppermeut. »*•«*> T>«
piiae for the jicklest coaple was won
by Miss Tillls Ackerman and St.
llrclnnd-Hmlth.
A beautiful home vedding'occur
red near Williams Sunday porn!n«
November )&, ,j*r the home of Mr
and Mrs. James •Smith, when their
daughter,*' Miss Jlrnle, becim*} the
I bride of Mr. Julius A. i!re!and of
Meggetts. • jj
* The parlor wdi rpi ropriately^dec
orated on this tHTaeion in a tclcr
scheme of gre-'n and white and here
'the ceretnony was solemnized ty Itev.
| Walter Black. The bridesmaids, ware .
! Miss Susie Breland.« slater of ' the
'groom, and Mias ; Audrey 'Smith, sis-
ter of the bride, and they entered'
with Mr. L. R. Smith and Mr?- W.
D. Breland, feapeetlvely. The brida
waa lovely In a gown of white crepe
de china trimmed with real . and
shadow looo. After the ceremony
she ohanaed to hor travoltng antt,
and thoy loft lor thotr now home at
Mavonol. where thoy will bo at home
of tho oontraot-
thorn aaJ
a long Mfo of anaos— and . s
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Osl of Sawn gneaSe at tho wadding
were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rrelant
and nop. Roycie, and Mr. and
M. J. Sander and family and
Black, all of Ratlin.
Mr. 8. P. Carter of Walterborn,
ispent-yesterday hero with hio sister,
Mrs. W. W. Carter.
Misa Wylma Breland of Doctors
('reek Is spending some time here.
• Mr. W. M. Breland, one of our
prominent merchants, is In Waiter-
boro attending court.
standings.
laist (Sunday Here.
Nezt Sunday will be the last Sun
day Dr. Wolling will be here for this
year, he leaving, the following week
to attend tho general conference.
The aervlcea will be held as usual in
the morning and at the evening.
11:16 and 7:30. All are Invited
to be present.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Willla of Hen
dersonville were the guentH of Mr
and Mrs. A. (’. Willis Wednesday^
liuth Pierce «pont the week
with relatives in CharlcpMH).
Will; Hold Their Sessh»ns There «*n
Friday Beforv* Fifth Sunday.
12. It glVCS merchants con- Claire - Addison, Tho prito being ■. f \|<)\ MKRTIXti AT
trol over their business bottle of H07,,, • ,G « r,nftn ,, Th *
v* uusmess. evening paaaed all too quickly ana
t . . Mrs. Willis was voted a most charm
13. It saves much bookkeep- in* hostess
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14. It places individual re
sponsibility.
15. It increases profits.
BKTHAXY CHCRCII
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The next union meeting of the
first division of the Colleton county
Baptist Association will he, hold v. i.h
N r ; Mlses"iiouna'senaX'bmi VarrW • H i“, H< * 5ha ” y Chiir, ’‘ ^ Kri * f,,v
• Willis r,pent the end at-Ridge-i^. ,llf * nHh ****** ;n '
If all merchants knew half the advantages the
15 benefits would be to them, their clerks and
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customers, they would buy Nationals at onco.
Dtnd. the-gue^rof• Rev, and Mr-». <1
t;. nv AckermntJ *n:il <’ iugh-
rXho ht- ve 'b^eti visiting ndutive-
by i!e\. (). S. Curtis, the lirid.
pasjTor, v
Heliums-YarnadiH*.
Miss ^Lillian Varnadee, daughtei
of Mrs. Julia Varnadoe. .and Mr.
William Shubrick Heliums of yJavan-
rah, Ga., were" married Sunday. No- ... , u .i
„ ... . , , • , Savannah, where they are ready to n red cane a”.! -• .is on* ..f the
vember 8. at-three o clock m GreatX, i • , • , ^, , X
Swamp church - t^e> v »* their friends at No., lie* -go«! w** have seen thi- fall
Miss Varnadoe was attended by
her aunt, Mrs. English Williams
Fine Stalk of Sugar Cnne. Jacob O Quiti of jXndersonvill.
Mr. w. A- Gibson of the Isla: dton .-.pent Monday in >he * tty on bus
After the ceremony the bride and sebMcn nrouglit a very line stalk of ness
groom left for tludr new home in sugar •••ne 16 this o.Tice on Monday
Mr
The introdu>tnfy sermon will he
preached fcy nevXi.. H. Ackcrtn'ii
Frida.' and the fifevVard?hip opened
Satarda the tX *.ber . v'/nr.-v::
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,,, • , , -1 opened l>v 3 S. M. F’im h.
X Flor.tida lor t'iv; pad !*•« weeks
^ ' • Secoi.,i query: What i hould .-•*
• :'»-:ttrned Uo’/ie Pucsday. >
Miss*. I.ee and Alev DnU.-cu knd ,ho W.u.U toward n .-
India Pierce and Mr.-Edgar OuIF.nt Ho 1 .'' d *oi , : ty pel . c. : avd
■.pi nt the v . Ii cti ( ; in Henderson* «!*'? Otl 'to d !■ Rev. J. Cra-
viile. . ' r;,X * . von. . * j
;jifH ••Ruth A< kerman was shop- San day morning: ’ Why Is it sr
ping In'charleston. Friday. . diflicuft ro i.ieet o<.r aprortjontn* tfi
Mr Sit:cox of"Xbarleston was a by the Moderator.
J. RX^i'dier of Smoaks spi-i i was a business visitor in town Kri- Mission sermon'by Rev J. M. Cra-
Mor
, ... y witis friends in the city.
Barnard street. , . _ tlibron is one of the most prog res- / . • • •
Both Mr. and Mrs. Heliums iiav five fritters of rhat section, ii* re-X \y \y Mt Millan of Hmoaks
wh« broapht her In .„d «u met a. ^ "I 10 »‘»l> ">«=> *re* a 'hnn.h of wa-Jr-*. :>. s. I„„lne, 8 vlrttor to't
the nltar by the mom hhd hi. be,. ’ X ‘ ■*'"'* L ' M< k-l «««•« P<”‘X Th Sly la-t Slordny.
m. i.- , r. i. . r ,, plant came up aa a voiui'.te< r „n t .
man. Mr. E. J. Robertson. She was . X „ . . ./ *
x ' n a fteiii wltere bqasXad r.oi 1 < i: —- ——; «
most attractive In her bridal attire . 1 . , . • , X *
lovljjorntlnc to the Pale and Sickly planted in-several venra. yarwartr *v*^uni»Mirii—yf iiihc innw . rpmcmmmmmmmmmm /r\ wnaja—i i*■ w<r"<a j
'«>e ftwairv i a — nr VXnaaa—wrawraifi—wiwura f W I.
day. \ . ^ ven.
,M r. It. A. Acket man * wen* to — . ... - -a—
Charleston on business Frulay. | (• F. Pellum, «»f It K D. **. was
Mrs, J. 1>. Ackerman and M'sscs a business visitor in the city Moti-
i.cmie and Winnie A* kerman at <ia>y.
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and carried a beautiful bouquet of
chrvsAntheninma >n* rrs,. The CM kumUrd general slrragthcning tonic. X
.enrysanmemuma and ferns. The cer- grove s tastklesschintomc.dm*.out
emony waa Impresalvely performed Matoria.enricbea'behioort.aadhniidanpthear*- 1 bank gi»lux i * < »
. - ■ ** m - A Una toaic. Eot adnlta and children. 5£* ( Th** annual Thanksgiving rervi.-r
winheld in St. Jude’s Episcopa
thrfrch on Thanksgiving tiui.n.iu It
l;« a-unTon rervlce, ail « liurc',:ey
In town paHi.clpi.tlng, and cveryon?
/is Invited. *
Wood! Wood! Wood!
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I have moved my wood yard on
a lot next to my premises. I am
prepared to deliver wood of all
kinds—pine, lightwood, o a k.
Stoye wood a Specialty. House
ood also.
Prompt attention given all
'B orders. x
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Price $1.00 per load terms cash
Phone 63X. > Phone 63X.
P. S. SANDERS
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StlAHIKG
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THf PROFIT
SHARING
STORE
Tlumksgtving SecTbviv. \.
The annual Thanksgiving service
will ba held at Doctor* Creek on
:«th instant. Some able speakerv
have been invited and dinner will be
served an tha fronode.
J T. O'Qaln, R. F. D. ». waa «n
tbs dty Monday.
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F. 8. Kant of 8t. Qaorge waa hare
an bnateaas Meoday.
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Miss Rasais 8moak of St George
ie in tewn aa her vaeadon.
see
Mr James da TtevHIa ef Smeaka
Waa bare aa a w—fc-ead) visiter
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Mr. - L. K Vara af Bteaate was a
baalaate vWter la te—a an last Mon
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P. J. Fitted, atedte—att at ftnsaka
waa I* tana Mas day hi attan^anaa
•pen eavrt
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M. Rantan af tea Snider* see 1
tlon ef the eoaaF waa la town Men-
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232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C.
Charges Prepaid Oh $10.00 Purchases Of Regular Goods
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J. M. Flak af Raete 6 was a baa
) a sea visit oH In tea eity MamlaT
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Mrs. C. O Snodare and Mias Lou
Baodare af Baa— Craek wars 1b
Here Are Dresses
To Suit your Pocket Book
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In the latest blotise effect,
Blouse in Crepe, Serge, and
Garbardine, with Black Satin
underskirts, and Sleeves, Rus
sian, Tunics. Prices 3
$27.50 - A
Ladies ond Misses Fall
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Suits Have Arrived.
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All predominating Models of
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Pari*? Interpreted by New York
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Manufacturers at very popular
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prices, $16.50 to $35.00.
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Ercrything in White and Fahey
Wash Fabrics; Dress Goods
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and Notions.
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All Hammocks at one third off
Our Mail Order De- *
partment fills orders
accurately and
I^romptly.
The largest Art and
Pattern Department
in Charleston.
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fecial line of Chi!-
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drens wear.
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