The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 20, 1916, Image 8
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FACE EIGHT
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, September 20, 1910
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Farmers
AN INVITATION FROM
Merchants
STOP t
-•LOOK !•
LISTEN
For the convenience of the public we have installed m the lobby of'bur bank a bulletin board, and we want every one to
use it—first because it is free, and second because it is our pleasure to serve you. All personalcalls, all phone calls and all
letters will be given special attention. In a nut shell, it is free advertising at our expense. So let youb “wants,” “for sale” and
• “f&r rent,” or anything else come in at once and we will at once put it on the bulletin board and let the public know what you
have for sale or otherwise. The bulletin boa,rd will have the following columns: Cotton Market and Cotton Seed Market for
the day; Want Column, For Sale Column, for Rent Column. See if you can’t let us have an item under one of these heads at
once. Remember it is for everybody in Colleton County. It will be our object to try and rent your house for you, sell your sur
plus hay, peas, chickens, milch cow or anything. We want you to come and see us and let us explain this more fully. Remem
ber this is not only for our customers, but the public. In introducing this new feature in our bank we will call your special at
tention to our statement below, and to the wonderful increase in our deposits and resources.
# Remember we have a general department for checking accounts. We have a saving department, and pay special atten
tion to all accounts, both large and small. We also have a ladies department where the ladies can transact their business pri
vately. We keep all valuable papers for our friends free of charge, and we cash all drafts on any point in the United States
free of exchange when deposited. A little later on we expect to have an agricultural exhibit in the lobby of our bank, which
will continually exhibit farm products. A.H we ask for is co-operation. Respectfully, I. M. FISHBURN E, Cashier.
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Loan* an<l l)i*ro«Rt* .. $258,<»18.8"
Overdraft# 2>t»5.7f
Lond* and Stocks owned
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Statement of Condition of
KR« A.!Vr>>f KFiefc? VXT.S Ha^K
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at the Hose of foil* ine#* Sejit. 12. 1 !H 6.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stoc k Paid in . . . >
i Surplus Fund 7.200.00
Undivided Profit*, less
t'urren* Expenses and
• Taxes Paid O.OSG.L 5 ;
Due to Bank* and Bank
er* .... ....' ...., ' n.if*n.ni
Individual Deposits
aubjert tir
Check .. . .^|45.012.22
Savings De
posit* .... 121.768.22
| Tlnu* Certifi
cates of De
posit in.non.oo
i Certified
Cheek# .... 17.50
Cashier’s
* Check# 176.827.50
Bills Payable, including
Certificates for Money
Borrowed 65,000.00
by the lank
Furniture and Fixtures
Banking House..
Other Beal Estate Owned
Due from Bank# and
Bankers
Currency .... . . ....
Gold ... .
Stiver and Other Minor
Coin . . • •
Checks and cash items.
20.00
2.750.00
6.480.00
1.250.00
28.614.4°.
5.722.00
017.00
1.482.87
010.96
TOTAL $308,282.85
STATS or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TOTAL
. $208,282.85
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Couaty of CoUatoa.
Bator* me cam* I. M. Fiabburna. C**hier of lb* above named bank,
who. being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
■worn to and subscribed before me /
this 18th day of Sept.. 181*. | I M FISHBCRNE.
J. A DIEDERICH. Cashier
Notary Public. 8 C.
CORRIM’r ATTRKST:
It H Wlchman,
* D May. directors
G. C. Brown,
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1916
DEPOSIT
YOUR MONEY WITH
COLLETON COUNTY’S STRONGEST BANK
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CMMMi, stimus m raonrs M3.ooo.oo
RESOURCtS OVER LX., : : J300.000.00
SAFE. STRONG AND ACCOMMODATING
It. I*. VVICHMAX
President
A. H. W'ICHMAN
Vice President
I. M. F18HBURN5
Cashier
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Deposits September 12, 1916... $180,027.60
Deposits September 12, 1915... 105,291.69
Increase in one year $74,735.91
These figures make us feel very grateful
to our customers.
Resources September 12; 1916. $308,283.95
Resources September 12; 1915.. 217,861.66
Increase in one year $90,422.29
These figures show that our customers ap
preciate the accommodations they receive.
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Expert Testimony
AN EXPRESSION OF
PROFESSIONAL "
OPINION. „
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Every Thing The Beat At
KLEIN S DRUG STORE
Phone 31
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND
SUPPUES.
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Bra. W. W. MrTeer. of Earlv
Braach. arcompaniMi by several nf
her rbildrea. ic visiting at the home
of her mother, Mr*. M. B. Patter-
Mr. and Mr#. K. C. Beach and
children, of Green Pond, have re
turned after a pleasant stay of a
week with Mr. and Mr». J. If.
Beach, of Kdisto UUod, ,
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
FOR SALK—188 acres of , land
known a* the Pringle tract, situ-f
ated in Mashawville. Colleton
county, five mile* from Wulter-
i»or*». It has been noted for th.*
fertility of it* poll, the eiitir-
place is wired iti and fields cut «>R. |
It i* a fine hog range and for a
small amount of rattle. No wire |
worms. Splendid drainage and 1
well watered: a stream run* |
throiigli the pasture. For prices j
and terms see C. M. GHAChi- tf.
FOR SALE—55 acres of land ami a
new six room house located one
mile from Walterboro known •»*
the Henry Hiott homestead. Ap
ply to L. W. Beach. \Vaynesboro,
tia. I'-L’ii.'tp.
To |JFN I — \ t oi ner in ii k ‘ tore.
e*|ui|iped with all modern < »nven-i
iene,** and shelves. Rent ronson ^
«b)e \pply to M Pariotlte. W.il- |
terboro, B c 8-20-21.
I o|{ MALE—Fulghum seed oats,
very lo st s -leeteil seed Apply to
<i J. \ am. Kulfln, S C.. Route
No 2, near Sniders. 8-2o-2tp.
Et»K MALE—or.e mare and buggy.
Will sell separate and cheap. A^
M Hires. Apply to J. J. Hier*,
Walterboro. Route 2. It.
WANTED
WANTED—Chickens and egg' Ho-
, tel Albert. 8-6-?f.
WANTED—We gav highest < asn
prices for cow peas Home Mill
ing Co. 8-12.4t.
WANTED—To buy chicken* and
egg*, cash or trade. G. I. Block,
er. Walterboio. < *-12-4t.
BUSINESS LOCALS
COTTON—PEAK* K A BATTEY, the
Savannah Cotton Factor#, are sub
stantial. reliable and energetic.
Their extensive warehousing fa
cilities and superior salesmanship
«re at your command. They are
abundantly able to fin**ce any
quantity of cotton shipped them
Isn’t it to your Interest to try
them? Do it now and be con."
vinced. - • 8-8-6mo.
NOTICE—I will be at Lodge the
(list Friday In each monri to try}
t an." ca-es that may came la‘oie
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W. N. JONB8.
* Magistrate.
Broxton Township. ^ 9-13.3L
GET YOUR BARGAINS AT
Where you can meet your friends and buy more goods
for less money and better goods for same money.
In spite of the high cost of ready to wear and yard
goods, we are able and will sell you the same Goods at
thesame reasonable prices as before the advance.
Just Stop, Listen and Look over our Prices. and
you will surely be surprised.
$6.50 and $7.50 Men's suits, sale price $4.9*
$10 and $12.60 Men’s suits, sale price $7.50
$12.50 and $15 Men’s suits, sale price $10.00
$18.00 Men’s suits, sale price $12.30
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BOYS’ SUITS
Sizes from 3 to 8 years, price 98c* to $3.50
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Boys’ suits 8 to 20 years from $1.50 to $6.00
Boys’ knee pants from 25c, 5"c. 75c. $1. $1.98
Children’s school dresses 25c and 49c.'
.Full line of children’s and boysf school shoes
at a very low price ! • !
Men’s dress shoes from $1.75 to $3.50.
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Indies’ dress shoes fro^i $1.25 to $2.o0.
Indies’ work shoes from $1.49 to $1.98.
Men’s work shoes—bargain—from $1.75 t"
$2.50. ' '
36 inch Yellow Homespun at 6c
10c Apron Gingham at 8c
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8c Apron Gingham at 6c
39c Fine Poplin, sale price 25c
25c Poplin, all colors, at 19c
12 l-2c and 15c best washable Amoskeag
Utility Gingham and Blue Bell Cheviots 10c
Our ready-to-wear and dress hats 49c and un
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Indies’ Coat Suits, all the latest styles at a
very low price.
Ladies’ Sport and Long Coats, all styles and
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all low prices.
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I hese K<>ods just came in and are coming in daily* Always something New.
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Please Remember whatever we advertise is true and
we can prove it at >,
Surprise Bargain House
J. FRANK. MANAGER
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE