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• • 4 r> ITtdnwf^fi March 1916. THE PRESS AMD STANDARD . v * ' *■ * irm' * r-rr Russia fights for the power of the land,4 ‘v.- England fights for the power of the sea, Turkey fights for a European stand, Germany Rights for a Hero-to-be; Colleton Bargain House, at. Zalin’s old stand, . Also fights for a business spree. * * * . * ,. Yes, at our new home, with great^ increased facil-- ities, with a new stock of Jip-to-date Spring Goods, we are ready to battle witji the so-called “Cheap Johnnies.”, with entirely new weapons. ' Our motto is: “Style, Quality and Values.” We are here to offer you new, up-to-date goods of the best quality v at the lowest prifces, as for example: Men’s Suits, glS.'OO values, we offer at $8.00 a suit; Hats at half price; .Something new on our Bargain Counter at all times. Spring Dress Goods, the finest that ever reached Walterboro. " ' COJ^E AND CONVINCE YOURSELF v MILLINERY Our line of Millinery is comiiig in. Mrs. Levy, With her assistants, i& hard at. work getting *ready for our Great Millinery Opening. The date will be announced later. ■''* ■ '* ; V- -4 • ' SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. . We Are The Leaders / $ ■i* *********** ♦’* * * * « BKHKA SCHOOL . * * , . . * • . ■ * * , Following is Hie honor roll for Qonth beginning Feb. ,1, and ending March Sc * '• '-■t-M' ^ . First Grade-Primary — Carrie Mell Nobles. Ella Nobles. Junior Padgett. Ray Westburry; grade one -^-advanced—Mollie Barnes,. Bessie Carter, Kinsey Strickland;' second grade—Oracle Smith, ^>91; Sadie StMckland, .92; Josie Nobles, it; Ala belle Lyons, 99 # Fifth Grade— Pollie Barnes. 90; Retha Padgett, 90; Willie Sineath. Sixth Grade^r- Lalla Wilder, 92; Ilallie Nolbes, 93. Seventh Grade—Mamie Barnes, 93; Edgar Nobles. 94; Frank Smith, 95; Attnie Mell' Strickland. 97. , EVER LOU SHULER. Teacher, *****#«$ # * *' -\ - * >X SCHOOL V 9 * % # * ^ * Recitation—"February,” by Ger ald Fox. Recitation—^‘Truthful George,” by Hubert Fox. " , / Recitation — Honor the Women too.” by Elise Stanley. Instrumental DQetv-r- "American Girls.” by Misses* Pattie Miley and Verai Jordan. Recitation—^‘Washington's Birth day,” by Clyde Bennett; • Recitation—‘‘I Cfcnnot be a Wash ington.” by Rachel Bennett. - Recitation — "W ashigg'ton’j Hatchet," by Irby Fender. Music—"Silent. Persuasion.” by Miss Marie Cone. Recitation—"The Bivouac of the Dead,”, by Laurie Fender. A p|ay—-"Tfce Vision-,” by Misses Pattie Miley, Vera Jordan and Marie Cone. Messrs. Albert Smith. W'illie Cone. Wendell Jordan and Thurston Lawson. Recitation—"Minute Men of *76,” by Frank Cummings. “Flag Drill,” by seventeen girl-*. Lodge, Feb. 26.—W. O. Jones an Tom Simmons were in .Walterboro last Monday. a, J. G. 'Murdaugh went to -Ehrhardt Wednesday on a business trip: Miss Effte Jones Is slowly recov ering from her recent illness. P. M. Johns started .to churchy SuUHay afternoon and his mule dropped dea'd in the road. • H. P. Ponds and J. G. ‘Ponds were in Walterboro yesterday. Recitation — “Th£ Am e r i c a n Flag,” by Maggie Jones; flag bearer, I ,«? da J. L. Jones and Miss Eva RogecSr 1.#* .X v M ^ were in Brunson Sunday. ^Ufe. M. K. Fort. . BOX SUPPER AT BETHLEHEM New Wondei* "V There will be a box supper at the Bethlehem school hotise Friday ev ening. Mil rob 17 th. The public is invited to be present. ******* * * ******* *t ' - ■ - , * » LOlKij: fWTIOOL ••• »•» »•» *•# •*» «•# *•«. .•# a f, »•# % »# •»» •»» •,» •.* •,» »,• -*» •.» *,W •,» rp A'* very »njnv,'Ment’’t-inni^n* f ■ *’ * .*•<.! •• • - ’V, :■ ''•* 1 : ' '■ • ■ ' * r ■ > ,*;■ >- tj: ' EddieZj'one AIush'. "Wrap me in the Dear Old ''lag Bins,” solo by Miss Vera Jor dan; accompanist. Miss Marie Cone, Music —■ Instrumental Duet —r “UUder the Mistletoe.” by Misses Vera Jordan and Marie Cone. Pantomime by whole school.' - Song “by school—"America.” , Recitation — Washington'^ Grave Iry Florrie Crosby, w ‘ H s Service to His principal,' Prof; C. -C*; PAGE FIVE COLLETON’S BANK DIRECTORY * r i. THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTERBORO. 8. C. CAPITAL‘AND SURPLUS * $51,700.00 All Bauhiug Businnm Solicited. Special Attmtloa to Sarlagf R. H. WICHMAN, President. I. M. FI8HBURNE, Cashier. ' A. H. WICHMAN Vtotf-Preeldent. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK - t OF WALTERBORO, 8. <V ^ CAPITAL STOCK, SURPLUS. ETC....... $35,692.14 Only Hank In County- Under U. 8. Hovernment Hnpenrislon. > JA3. E. PEURIFOY, C. O. PADGETT. E. E.'JONES ' President. Cashier. Vice-President. Address—“A i^ort History’ pf Codb- Washington’s tVy.” by the Garris. Address—“Preparedness” — For Everything was carried out very sisccessfiilly ahd tho evening was en joyed- bv everybody present. . The scrior class, which consists only'of four students, hi. now pre paring for commencement. 'The. class-.ora.'.nir.atioti ^s as follows: Presidenr. Miss Patthj Miley;’ vice- president. Miss Vera Jordan; sec retary. Miss Blanche Joces; treas urer. Mr. I.aurle Fender. The gra !- '•afing <\,|-,jses, have al/eaHy- been decide 1 »••»: •. \* ■* ' CJai. ■«. Hi )Vy, l)v*^!r.s - ’IM.nXeh'* THE COLLETON BANKING COMPANY r if OF WALTERBORO, “8. C. .v CAPITAL AND SURPLUS .. ...$30,000.00 HAVINGH ACC49UXTH AND ALL ACCOUNTM HOLICTTKD J NO. F. LUCAS. R. L. FRASER, ’ll. W. BLACK, ( Jr.. .. PreuldenL Ckshler. * ’-Vice-President. THE BANK OF RUFFIN RUFFIN, 8. C. ° CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.... 19.450.00 DEPOSITORS RECEIVE SPECIAL CONSIDERATION H. D. PADGETT, Jc. f JOEL R. PApOETT, J. W. MILEY. Jr., President. ^ Cashier. . Vice-President. . - ... H. F. BRELAND. 2nd Vice-President • . BANK OF SMOAKS ’ iiMOAKS, S. C. RPLU^. -. '..$13,000.00 •MISSIVE, .CAPITAL AND 8URPLU SAKE, PR4NiRlLr,., r ., VV. H. VARN, A. E\IGENE YARN President. .Cashier. : CtklMODATIXO N, V ^S. P. J. G'A VRRIS. Jf. . Vice-President. TT (. • iAitMERS AND MERCMANIS BANK M ■ J !*- i ' ' > ' . - (« i > ' ' ' * - TfVT. ’ • 1 tf/.•• ih: * r ■ If h M. '*'• ' Ai ' i’ f . 1 i'j 11 . t ' ! MARRIAGES' •**!." ■■■ I <X’ COT^.Vf; !•: VII M ‘ I ■' \Xd ' r’J’L' A. ... r * i.’. ; .;ii' 1; m i d m i- r.t W. W. \ ! .J'.L-V <.'a. h. rw$. 1 iijnw ■m^inwii mw i/ 1 h ■A * . '. V ! • > ■ ■ * • 1^,, . r 1 ^ \ ' jV-X-dh j-v. t; % ■ Ljijx P k / Sv 4 <, . f */ • I '• y I MT* . / If i '■'A. } -*vrT' At last we have found a Ronge which will Meet-ALL the requirements of a careful housewife ard at a price any ore can affordla> pay. - ; New V/c.idef Rar ge SeDs-at $35.00 2.!s;.-vh.s;i. -A m •nt ‘r<; t to th : rfi oii’n of ■ n»*^ty !• >.■; •• s f-.-b ’ n ' t ’•n O' •tinArc • !»•:> • V’*' v.-jf.' f.’*> Jf.! , d C’ltcv. 'Yh • • 'ony w * urm* (!• in* R. - J *. 1 ■ 1 '■ >■ j* 1. '<er. V . * P.’ jeijfAng.is. hi V , .' A M .*• 0.' nur. ’■ of 1 ’! >4 - .. ' • . ■ 4*. ; » Co:t r - +?■ . 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