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•r.. »*¥i * ( ,^jSEIG] THE PRESS-AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C. MARCH 24,1915. FARMERS <6 MERCHANTS BANK; WALTERBORO. S. O. CAFITA1. .. ...... .. •• •• HUMPLVH M I'N'DIYIDKD PROMTS .. MCPORfTH •• HKSOMMTCS *V ** • • •••• •< •• •• •• 0 •VMMIO.OO , ,• •• • • • • *4 IS,000.00 • • •• •• lS4,fi<MM)0 .. ..*> .. 218,400.00 - [ - ■ *' *x>r i- DIRECTORS: 1 • . M. H. HIOTT 4 «. C. BROWN J. O. PADGETT R. H. WICHM AN ’ •" A. H. WICHMAN B. G. PRICE C. D. MAY E. HIDSTER . I. M. FISH BCR NF. F 1- Jtrjpnit > : Mir ntonry la a 8af.*. Stman and j%eroino«Utlag Hank whose Capital and Kewourct** are I .urge, and one whieh has a Strong Board of. Directors. We «Tant your account whether large or small, remeni her H only Ukes ona dollar to d|»« n an account in our Saving Department. Why no; start a Savings Account To-day? ^ y« • li .4 i*i Gentlemen, Easter’s S* - W« eta ^fix you sp (r»a kmd fo loot ia tiptop stylo. Von want tho lat«t ia hats. Of oouroo. Wna joot tfaaco at tho sty loo wo am show- iag—daas ia orory oao. a ad tto^ricao am ri|ht too. Too waat tho aowost in COME HEUE. Mra. Aaalo Haig, who has boon visiting relatives in town, returned to her home In Charleston Saturday ifternoon. • • • • Mrs. J. 8. Hill who has been vlstt- 'ng Mrs. W. J. Taylor, returned to her home In Savannah, Saturday. • • • Miss Belle Wescoat spen^ the week end with relatives In Charles- <T ton. • • • Mrs. Charles Bolneau, of Bamaa- 'ee. visited relatives la town last week.. igt • • • I Miss Emily Burnett, who has been visiting Mrs. J. W. Lucas, returned to her home in OrahamvlUe, last week. v .eke Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May, Miss Nel lie McTeer, and Miss Leonle Pad gett. are visiting ia Charlestoa this week. y-, 0 see - Mrs. R. H. Wichman, Mr. Albert Wlchman. Mrs. Eulie Flshburne, and Miss Lluie Plshburns went to tla last Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wichman’s and Mrs. Fish- burnc’s father, Mr. Solomon, who died last Wednesday of pneumonia. In Savannah. • • • / Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Olbson. Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Cannon, and Mr. M. M. Smoak, of Meggetts, spent one day here last week. • • • ■* . Mrs. A. Q. Wilson, of Rldgeland, spent Monday night in town, on her way to Lodge. Mrs. H. E. Thayer, of Charlestoi, is spending this week here. • e o Box Sapper. There will be a box supper given at Kaviner Branch School house bn Saturday evening April 3rd by tho Sunday school for the benefit of the school. We wleu a large crowd and a good time. We wish to meet promptly at C o’clock. Boxes will be sold from 7 to t. All invited. / SOBEL & BOGOSLOW WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY / y GALVANIZED ^CORRUGATED AND V CRIMPED ROOFING 1,000 Squares in Stock " Writ* Imt prU^m * m Columbia Supply Campany 823 WEST OERVAIS ST. COLUMBIA. S. C. JSnSSu'HeSmJrTSsemna^o^The 8 sora?^rgument™^rh^^i?^nou*h dilTrence in their (Meldin' to talk about, and they're both smart as , . Worhl. tn^tbn April Ani«riraB Magetlht' Mhr.K W. Lardner. author of ‘The of a Hush-'r." picks an a!l- baaeball team. Discussing %hlps. It comes down to a question o' mechanical superiority, as tho fella says, and you got to give it to of the Chicago Whltb* Sox!Collins ’cause be can bib better and Johnnie Evers of tho Boston Iran the bases better. lie's speedier'n ssmsnnals for second base he says*' •You can't get away from Collloa aft aseond base. If John Evers could John th everything but brplns. and It's a toss-up ther*\ I don't know which of 'em ia the best writer, but MB and run with him. they might be 1 don't have to figure, that -STriTs J1&-— —^ Hey, Rain-bows! Would you like to mingle with the '•moon” and rest your mind? I’m glad to see many colors shining brightly after being hidden away be- Jiind' the dreadful clouds such a long time. I can’t aee for my life’ how you keep your colors so well. You always bring such good cheer, until I. the "moon" felt it my duty to congratulate you. % Oh. Rijn-bows! you hav^ my h-art felt sympathy, I know your patience is absolutely worn out, you must not have any rest what ever, "do you?” You^ have so many "callers." "visi tors,’’ and people to "dine" with you. If the marriages continue and th" Hopsons, Crosbys and — keeps on railing, I believe our Rain-bows, will be extinguished forever, pretty ■soon, and I the "moon” will he left to thin n alone. Readers of "Th* Press and Stan dard, please don't think that be- rause there are so many visitors in Islandton that it is a "health re sort.” fof it isn't. The visitors are only admirers of the Rain-hows. I won’t say that I adK.rlght, nor that I am not. Rut I do aky tnat I f"el like if these boys really appreciate the Rain-bows as they should, thev would consider the hard times and not detain them so awfully much. - Come again. Rain-howa, and tell us of your visitors etc. We will never know it If you don't. I will cease to skine as 1 haven’t had any callers, or visitors, to tell you about. 1 "MOON." Our Great Spring Is now going on We are ready to give you BAR GAINS in the following: Dry Goods, Clothing, . . Shoes, Millinery, If out for bargains, you certainly can get them at t recked / this sale. You can Imagine that we ark selling IS yds. checked homeepun, good, heavy quality, for .. ... ./. L 91.00 CROSBY. JIROTHKRS ABE MAKING IMPROVEMENTS. H. O. and F. G v Crosby, proprie- * / * tors of : the well known restaurant here, hav«* recently had their place painted and the floor xpvcred with a nice' new linoleum'? These youne men have seen the ne^ds for a flrtft- class restaurant here and have en deavored to give the people what th°y .want. They are. always ready and willing to serve you with th** best that the market affords. Be sides a general restaurant businesg, they have also prepared their soda fountain for th* summer and when thirsty call on them and have your thlyst quenched. Their restaurant has recently been overhauled and shows a neat appearance, clean and sanitary and only the best is served their patrons. If its fruits you want, ilet them know. ' * ••• Suitable for Men’s Shirts, Children’s.and cheeks and n variety of colors. 34 In. wide White Bleach at . Men’s 50c Blue Work Shirts at .... .. 34 In. icjde Wool Serge at Fast Color Apron Gingham at .. Ladle* V all Sc per yd. 7i * * /* * .Sc Please note our low prices in Summer Dress Goods, such as Silks, Lawns. Crepes and Ginghams. Our high-grade clothing witlebe actually given away for a Kttle money. * / / The price of our shoes is lower than the lowest. Please note that we handle the Crown Special, Union Made Overalls, the best and strongest In market. Please remem can prove it (mber, whatever we advertise is true and —AT— The Charleston Surprise Bargain noose J. FRANK, Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE. We are 'taking chickens and eggs in trade. ' Please take notice that this is the only J. Frank Clothing Store In town. = To Care a Cold la One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It (top* the Couch and Headache and worka off the Cold. Drucgiata refund money, if it fails to cure. E. W7GROVE’S aifaaturc on each boa. Mr., Piles Cared ia A to «4 Days Your dmesitt will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fail* to cure any cnar of Itching. Blind. Bleedinc or Protrudin* Pile* in S to 14 day*. The Lnt application gieca Laac and RmL Me. Order Your Drugs From We Deliver G IIIH s 7 V / £ WE D1 Our MaO Order Department Is Growing We Make Free Delivery ^ v ’ .i Mia . L ’ Get It At -Klein’s Drug Store •. > ' EVERYTHING THE BEST