The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 10, 1917, Image 4
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Wednesday Januarjr 10, 1017.
FIRST QUARTERLY
MEETING JAN. 13-14
W. M. r. Aa&UiM7 to Orflrto* Bap-
. ttet AMoriatkM W1H Mert With
Doctor’* tVcrk Lliarrh.
Tht Irwt quarterly tneeling of
tb* W. M. U. auxiliary to the Col-
koto* Baptist Association will be
be?4 with the Doctor's Creek church
•Jl flptardaf and Sunday. Jan. 11
aad 14.
Th^ folio vine is the program:
FIREMEN CARNIVAL
HERE NEXT WEEK
Walterboro Kire Do-
Blg A««-e-
t>
*\
The member of the Walterboro
Iro departci-'at have plaaaed ler
the week of Jaaofry 11th to 26th.
six days for the- mierimeat and
pleasure for the yoeag aad old.
They hare coatracted wirt |^e
Persona) Mention
Miss Annie M.' Avant has return
ed home after spending the holi
days with frieads and relatives ih
Charleston.
T *■'
A. B. DnBois. of the Islandton
sect ion. was a business visitor to
Walterboro Tuesday.
Jeese Drew, of Walterboro R. ]
D. 1. was ia town Tuesday on bus
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EDA IN LIFE INSURANCE
SRBMMHSIU nun MK 6 NUNS
FIRST YEARS
A NNUAL dividend policies of the Southern Li/o and Tj*ust
(A mpany issued on wind after January 1st, 1917, will provide.
; for payment ^>f a dividend at the epd of the first policy year, if
the second year's premium id paid. . .
Thendiyiderid -record of -the .Southern Life and Trust Com
pany is a matter of history. The dividend scale heretofore fn use
was adopted a number of years ago, and at the present time the
average annual net cost of policies several years in force com
pares favorably with that in any other company for correspond
ing plan, age and duration.
Without interfering with the attractive dividend scale appli
cable to policies issued prior to January 1st, 1917, the company
will compute a new scale, taking into account the changed basis
. of calculation. It is anticipated that the company’s favorable
■mortality experience will continue and that the .new dividend
scale will strengthen the company’s position as one of the lead
ing annual dividend companies in America.
\ NEW DISABILITY PROVISION
At the same time the company will incorporate in the policies
a new Disability Provision, under which, in the event of total and
permanent disability, payment of future premiums will be waived
and the company will pay the insured an income FOR LIFE equal
to one-tenth of the face amount of the policy each year, payable
monthly.. Not only that, but at the death of the Insured, the com
pany will pay the Beneficiary the full amount of the policy, de
ducting nothing whatever for the payments made during the life
time of the Insured. Furthermore, during such disability the pol
icy values will continue to increase just as if the premiums were
being paid.
This wonderfully attractive Disability Provision, together
with the First Year Dividend Provision, is fully in line with the
company’s policy of incorporating in the policy contracts additional
features possessing merit, andbOf keeping, the policy contracts
thoroughly up to date.
r .~ m . „ bf OB* of the 0-0 -
rdevotiOMl * , «x*rrl**o'e»r«|ud ^ Mr*. M 8 Bryan, of RaflikV J.‘
**s ia town Tuewday shopfiag.
Ruffla. R. 2. was
-Mocdw^ oa-a~b»a!-
14:30a. . ,
coadacted by the sapertateodent faralnh the attraotiaae for the
Addrees of welcooie. Mr*. T. M ewoBt. Mr. Charlen Beasley, coa
BSiiUh
•» Response. Mr*. P. O. 8. Curtis
Reading. “A Great Vision-
Groat Task ’* Mrs B. O. Price.
. Hymn
Appointment or committees
_ trading agent for the Majestic
Amusemeht Cp.v-n*s been ovJL
a several days attending all. daCpUa
for the occasion, which he promisee
to mahe a Mg one He returns to
-the show thin morning to hare ev-
Readlng. - The Need of the Christ- erything in readiness for the en-
Fplrlt in Jspan.” Miss Emily Slo- gsgement here. The Majestic shows
maB . consist of in s part as follows: A
Memorial to Mrs. Watson, con- new *10.000 merr>-go-round with *
duded by Miss Maude Padgett. fifteen piece orchestra ft>e faiost up-
Hymn • to-date machine on the road. The
v Discussion of Institute. Old Plantation show it* real Juhi-
"How can we ret the Women lee Singers; the Stampede, thowing
Members of thf Church who are the amusements of the frontier davs;
not members of the Society Inter- the Gaarieo of Allah; Spidora. th-
»«ted in the Work?'* Open diseps- spider girl: Hardwick. Circuv ^.de
,*on. * . ‘show, a eathering together of man*
Mfr'-eManeon. bnsire.. curious freaks and animals: also e
Adjournment. show* especially adapted for the
* The superlntende-Nf requests' that children.. Nero, the high school
♦ here be a full attendance of the home who doe* everything but talk'
executive committee *t tht. niee—- Majestic shows come highly
'n* »« h><* ne.« of Importance is to recommenced in the cleanliness of
b# attended to. the showa and attractions Everv-
PoIlowt«e i« ♦t'e •.erot've' com- one mlm attends ja^assured of %
•nittee: M<s« Georgie Aokerman. wholesome night of pleasure The
Ur. p r. p.«c Mr* h. ♦ G , veo-..'4re boys are sorely in need of funds
Mr« J » Baker. Mrs. P. O h.v M»| 4F* r y spent on the
rnr«'«- \n., jnatlpc R»--s. Mr. r . . ground* will be a direct benefit to
P Hordes, Mr. fj. W Wj^er them. It is hoped that everyone
• will be out to rpake this a big event.
I Frank E. Smith, w^ell known pub
licity agent, who was connected with
the firemen last carnival will be
Here’s hopin r that Brother* J L. for balance of the. week re-
Mimss of The Edgefield Advertiser, newing old acquaintance* and look
A. B Jordan, of the Dillon Herald^ in * »hc advertising and pro-
M. P Felder. -dlr>he Dorchester
Eagle and W W Smoak, of The —
Walterboro Press and Standard will MB. fUXliKKKI.LKR'* VKM'H
get so rich this year that ther will Di^ vou receive a Christmas Card
each feel ronsstralned - to b*v
M K’VE GOT OI BN
Ford— Spartanburg Jorfmat
^ frexn John D Rockefeller* If so,
von saw. * picture
UNHT?
Somewhere between lo«sn Fra
ser* an<t Methodist church ort/ tone
oval old goM brooch Ke>ard If
tctOrned to Mias Edith Frp^er ■ .
of his new Yenua.
recently discovered . at Florence.
Italy, and brought to America by
Mr Rockefeller. It has been set
up in a temple near his residence at
Pocantico Hills. New York, and a
photograph of it has been used on
hia personal Chriatnma card this
vear.
cNt Breland.
Ta Wgtt*rt*ro-'M
seas trip.'
The Womat^s Christian Temper
ance l'ni«si_ wijt meet tomorrow af
ternoon at 1 " 4 o-’c>9ck at the home
of Mrs. H S. StrtcfcUnd.
\
NOTICK>
C-O-e—
Notire i. hereby t xen that all
oersoft.s are nrohihited from enter-
; Rg -.ipo^ihe land* of the ur.defsiea-
^ ’ r tt!> , ‘ ur ' 1 Greece: the s^.me marble used bv,
I'psemf hunting, flshipg or tranoine .. ^
'teV«, . \
Pictures of the statue have been
jealously guarded from publication,
but. three view* appear in Harper's
Bazaar for January, which has Ju«*t
reached us. The statue i* made of
marble quarried near Athens !n
G 1 Yn»n. H \ Yarn H F
P o-iS ton. ,B t. Varn. P M Y^re
’ A Y * *1 M S, Horace P r
'7rosh- j„ n MBMq M »; ftton#
w M r M tj-a,,
Pludia* and P."»y>
Mrs M. c. yurtj F od children
left last M'odncsday aftdynoon for
Lynchburg, where \*ie will
make her hora*.\ MrT HarleKis «*
business- in that city'. .
Mrs. Mercer , EdenfMd and chi
dren. of lYaycross. Oe^. *nd Miss
Carrie Beach were guests at the
home of their father. J Reach.
duiir c the holidays.
Mrs. C. P. Fishbnrne and solv*.
spent a part of the Christmas holf\
days with Mr Fishburne at Neyles.
Mrs. F W Falkenstein. of Barn
well. is visiting at the home of her
brother. Dr. L. M. Stokes.
Dr. M. C Fishbnrne has parrhaa-
ed a Buick Four automobile.
Mis* Blanche Chasserqsu is visit
ing her sister. Mr*. J. J Crosby, in
to* n this week.
Mr*. B. E Croeby visited her son
J. J Crosby. Thursday last.
Dr and Mrs. H. M Carter, of
Smoaks. were guests of Mr and Mrs.
J. O. Berry Thursday..
Rev George K. Way. paster of
the Cettageville Methodi«t Church:
was in to-«p today.
STIFF. M»KK MISATK-S KF.LIFX KD
Cramped musejes or serenes, fol
lowing a cold ot case of grippe are
eased rnd relieved bv a- anplk itjoa]
of Sloan’s /Liniment. Does not
rtain the *kin or clog the pore* like
muss- cintnert* or planter* and
p*re«m:f* quickly w-.thoqt rubbinc
Llnvber up yc«r muscle* after ex
ercise. t!ri\e t>u-t the p-eln* cad
Aches of’ rheamattam. teuraigia.
lumhccc. r’r.nir.^, <-rra;r.* and
‘rinse'- w-jth 81 oar's Lir. ::^at. Ge*
Wic mr:-! at
<’or*\\V ik.
v;
a-d5oftV ! -d , y
A- 11 D:resists
—- N r
Hei*on of the ( ondifhm of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT WALTERBORO.
in th< Stau . f §ou h, Catolina. at , lose bus.nr-* I>ei' 2
Proposed Drainage
at Islandton
IMS
I.
X
RESOURCE^-
l^ian* cr.«l disco, in* (except those shoWp
Pn b an,| c» g >?
d Note* and b.ll* rediscounted/<see item yS
U^trdiafts. secqied. t .; uasevured. 41^3
* T S Bonds deposited to secure circulation \
Ipar.valaei ./...
Total l\ 8 Bonds yf .
*, Stock of Federal Re-erve Rank (30 per cent
of subscription A XY. . . .. ...
4- * Xalue of banking house if unencumbe'-ed
Equity in banking house
lb. Fumltnre aJid fixtures .•\.» .,
U Reel estate owned other than banking house
12. a oufit due ftom appiosod reserve
agents jo New York. Chicago and St locals 3.f*:o T«
-b Net arribiirit dfie from approved reserve
agent* in other reserve cities
15. Other , hec k* oh banks in the same city or
town-as reporting hank
b Fractional currency, nickels 'and cents
17. Note* of other national bank*
15. Federal reserve note*
20. Lawfuf reserve In vault and on amount due
from Federal Reserve Rank \. . . .
Redemption fund with I’ 8 Treasurer and
due from l". S. Treasurer . . X.. .....
' >X
.BdTAL ' VX.
5.24; 54
41 55
ib3.;<
25,000.1*0
"TOOO 00
2.366.5:
2.442 Svi
«4.45
12.223 4o
T55 01
<1
1.530 nn j
40=» TiA
5 141 43c
1.250.40
T’c-re is at present fuu k tclk
ihout establishing u draiaaa*- dif-
tnct in the Istandton section of thr
county and Secretary Reid of the
Southern Carolina Association ,has
drawn up a petition for government
aid and »t will be signed today by
the people in that section. Demons
trator Risher is securing the signa-
tutv* when the owners mak«- tax
returns today.
Yo* Naed a Oiau-al Toalc
Taka drove’s
The Old Standard Or ore’a Tasteless
dull Tonic is equally valuable as *
General Tonic because it contains the
rll known tonic properties of QUIN! NT
tnd IRON. It act* on the Liver, Dr.ve
vat Malaria Enriches the Bio™] ar
to:’ ’• «p the Whofe
nRKRIFF S balk
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Colleton Insurance k Realty Co.
. District Agents, Walterboro, S.'Ci
R. M. JEFFERIES, President
C F. MUCKENFUSS. Manaee
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• *
I.FTTFRs FROM S
>X THE PEt»PI.E *
a
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a a a a a a -Tt a a a * a a a a -*
* DEATHS
x. i
aaaaaaaa a a a a a a a a■
Mr*. Ann C. Hkm. I
An n C. Hiott departed tlrtX
Mr*.
Christmas time has passed H r.e
y.u one, .iciHt of poor? Wo ^ , h .
have five chi.d.tn in >ur Ii*-mi w.io’. « w . . > w j
are very mioh in neW O.. V f “ l m *?* T ***” c,,urc j l
of them is large enough to work. » ^ nd , “ nd l 0 "** disposition.
Their father w,H EO t support them ? he \ aS ,OV ^ « by ever > OB * l who
and their mother has left them and
knew her and has many relatives
say, she will not be *een :n this ? D<i ' *° he, : dt, ? ar -
Ou account of non-eempiiar..-'’ of
purchaser the foLow.nz trait 'vf
lan<, will be -e-*old Tot t.vx*? <aL‘
to he held « n SaJesdav ,p fsbriiary.
same beiLg the 5th «’.-c of F- hru-
arr. 1417:
Y F Ailrertttin. 22 acres, more
or Lee*, situated in Wolfe Cre-»k
school district, and bounded on the
North and easst by part o' me
tract: South and West by Yerdier
tract of land Taxes, cost and pen
alties. 14 42
State any more. / . ”
God’s word says ’ It is mor^*
blessed to give than receive.” .An
other scripture says "Every man
according as he purposeth in his
heart so let him give, not grudgingly
ture. Mrs. Hiott was • daughter
of Mrs. Rachael Baxley of Barn
well county, but afterwards becara
the wife'of Lige Hiott of the Doc
tor* Creek section. He has been
dead several years. Mr*. Hiott i*
cl itf lecessity. for (God love* a • urv £« d by 8i * cbiWr *n. Lou-
cheerful giver
He that soweth sparingly shgd
ise Fisk, C. L. Hiott. Josie Hiott
and Mrs. E. W. Thompson all of
and Mrs. Anna and Janie Preveau
of Florida. She is also survived
reap sparingly, and he that soweth \ b j cb . ar * ^ectlon
bountifully shall reap bountifully.
Our great Apostle Paul tells us „ . , , „
that he that hath given to the poor b ' . sisters. Mrs. 8. J. Hiers
his righteousness remaineth forev- * nd ** r? ‘ Hiers of the Ever-
er. Our prayer/ts that God will 5 re * n section and Mrs. J. D. Hiotr
open the hearts of every one who Doctors i reek section.
$154 725 35’
Mll-H IN WINTER
LIABILITIES
23. Cap.tal stoi'^ p*J«l in .
24 Surplus fund . . *....'
25. a INidi'ided f-XM- ■ r . - $
1-ess current cxpcX-***. interest and taxes
pa id . . X
circulating ro:<-s outstanding
T* j.Vi\hdu.-.l det-osiis subject^to check....
2* t'ashie.’s oh-*-ks <tutst.mdi‘ g.
Total demand deposits. Items\33. 34 35.
. - 34. 37. 35. acd 4" ... X ......
» Alter l me <iep<-s.ts-. .... .. X
Total of time deposits Hems 41 42 and 43
X
3>1475
*♦
55.226.15
35.3i*5 03
5 •'*')0.rt*l
5.611 i:
'XS OOd.Ov
55:041 5^»
24
35.355 0
Why do your cows give !e>. milk
| m w inter tb*u they do in -ummer*
Just because natiue does not sup
ply them with graaae* and creep
food But we have eome to the as
sistance of Dame Nature with R a
Thoma*: Stock Rerned> which con
tain* the very ingredient*? that the
green food «upplies in season.'only
of course, in a more highly con
centrated form We guarantee rha-
this remedv will make vour cp*'
clr» n-nre o-dk snd better m'lijt-
with the (same feed A Wichmab
A Son //.
reads this. Anyone who has any
thing to give can send it to Tom
Beach, who lives on the cotton mill
hill, or to Mrs L. N. Glover.
CASTOR IA
For Infants gad Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Hiott was sixty-eight year* of age
Little Beulah Kiiuuvt.
Stokes. Jan. 5.—On the night of
Jan. 2. the death angel visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. \rchie Kin-
ard and claimed for its victim, thei*-
little daughter Beulah, age three
years and eight months. She suf
fered of infantile paralysis a little
less than two days. The funeral
sfiMce* were 'conducled vr Ret
Walter Black aa<l the body ♦ aw
laid to rest in Doc'oi « Creek cem-
etary
Cattrrh mens infktr'jauuion.
Inflammation is the gtagnttion
of bteod-the
cuculktioo witn impure blood.
-9* «««• yvmtam't ho wcO ioder
this coodidoo. It
indigeatioo,
Pemna
the circwlaboo, li
sytiem, removes the
hrighteM yoo up.
Over 44 Years
Of service to the public hUBB u to a
P*»c« wilh yoo.
The
You
It Makes Good
get Pemna la tahkl ton
tor cooveoience.
TOTAL
l.l\«,ERINti Milt,Hs ARF
DANGKP.OI S
31*4 725.35
8TAT57 OF SOl’TH CAROLINA. County of Colleton, s*
1. C G P.v.igctt v'ashicr of the above named bank, do solemnly swea*
that tbe above statem- nt is tn», !• the best of my knowledge aad belief. ^
C. G. PADGETT. Cashier
Sc?-* rlbed and sworn to Wferv me Hn* 4th day of Jin.. 1517’
R. L FRASER Jfotarv Public
COBH Ft T—Otewt
J \8 E. PEURIFOY, • * w
A S KARESH.
K. E JONES.
Wrectors.
ChaaiberbiiiiX roach Remain M«»*t
Fffertual.
"I have taken * great many bot
tle* of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem
edv and everv time it has cured me
I have found it aso«» effeefu*! fo-
■ s haek’ag cough and for colds Af-
, fer taking it a cor.gh always disap-
» wpt-< J r> Moore !>>*t
Yallev. Ga. Obtlftrable evervwhere
J. A. SIW-ppard. a baiber of ex j
perience. ha* accepted a portion
Smith s Barber Shop oa Main Get rid of that tickling coueh that
street ^ * h.ee.os you awake at nT*' *shd
. — drain# yonr vitality and cn-T
WINTER BRIM.'. COLD'- Tt> Tr. King’s New Discove'v s a {.Lv.#
CHILDREN anb balsam remedy, antiseptic. Lv
Mrs, Parker and Mrs A-thu
Burke, of Rocky Ford Ga . wei
• visitors at the home of W A HI.
the past week Mrs Burke i-
Dleasantlv remembereii here a* Mi'^
Queenie Parker.
A eh id raretv goe': through the atN^\ard prcmptlv effective 1
-vhob* winter withoi:t having a odld. wotvuie-Xthe irritated membran'' jind
and every rroxher «hon!d have a re- kill# the^gold gtrms; Vour cough fa
liable remedy handv. Fever, sore soon reljevXj. Delay is uangerov*
h^3>. Geht -r ard / croupy —get Dr. Kifeg’s New Dis^ivrery
sy^ktor.;*. A dose ente. For nearly fiftv yer.r? K has ^
‘if Dr p6 y I. b Pire *a; itcr^v mill tk# faTnrit^ for * ime * fr^nd* ft
oo«en the phlegm, retfeve the con- croup, toughs gnd coVJ/- Cer h-i v - fw'rtfe.-*-?!^ EAiTBaTys^T
»or dre^gist. 25c. .-Jr^Tinc-I * sharpen* the at peti
WEAK, RERVOUS OHIO WDMAI
H»de Wtfl By Delicious Vino!
BeUefoaUiae. Ohio- ■Mr bloxl wa
■ . P oor ^ *•* ** * weak, aervou'*
^ 1 diffenre:
rcmodie. without beaefit and ooe da
tty druggirt to id me about Yirnd. I
t •«d it and it built me up ia everv war
... - -—awn ia Lf ia t t rr'
^ .mi t,ii
*• the best medicinv on
» oitma;
PBm 6mfUf |4 Dmy*.
M_w«l frfmm* mmtf It TaM
Strwi'. meediwu ev Protrwdtag Pfln ta*M!44iT«
l a: ar-l \^»!<cai-o« t’»v* au« a>*C i,.
cough and chronic bronchial troub-
’e, try Dr Roll’* Pine Tar ILaey
At all Praggists. 25c.
reeted .rg* and *'#*p the ccugh. t!e tc-dav, at vour dm^gj*’
T t* antiseptie pine balsams h fii and
Be* , -y ..... 1 - 1 . . . ! - ■ « BM-V P, tl
►moalrs. were | forauia ua every UbtL
♦he^hon.Xr/ , John M. Klein, Drtir^'«t. W'nl
Mrs Laura Sauls, of Sm«
entertained Fr'day at
Mr. end M~* J 6 Berry
I boro, s C.
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