The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 18, 1917, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, July 1^, l!>i7 >
MILL
UNTIL FURTHER NOTJCE
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No More
Currency Panics
Do you remember the shut-downs,
the business depression and the
lack of employment which fob
lowed the currency panic of 1907 ?
To prevent another currency
.t panic the Federal Reserve Bank*
ink System keeps on hand an
immense supply of currency to
furnish the Banks which belong
to the system, of which we are one,
so that they may at all times meet
the currency requirements of
their depositors.
Doesn't it appeal to you to get
its protection, without cost, by
trs7,
Lccofning one of our depositors!
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IMPORTANT chap.actkk
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An put- o?-town firm, failiog I ) ^ ^
of a mail-order customer, * Personal MentlOH V
wrote the postmaster:, , - ^ * *
-Does John Kerwib pay his bills. * * * * * -y- * * * #**.»#**.
If his reputation is bud please ph Jatuts L. Catltr. .whq. is Qonnecr-
t.he ojirloseil lull justi'e of P« a'*- ef j the. Southern Express Co.
^ov colk-ction.’’* > at Penny, x Fla., is at home at WII-
The i.n.'-wer they zot from the P. ^anrs for days visiting.
M. took their bredth away: • *■ - o-o—
“Gentlemen: 1 ant the John K*f- L,. M. Ayer, of-Bamberg, visited
win about wi 1 •• yoa ar-* •- ekir. daughter. Mis. I). if. Blacl:,
information. I uni also John K\* ' irom Saturday to Monday,
win. postmaster. And I am John —q.q—
Kern in. Justin- of p<-a« e’’-—AV.ts r- Mr. and Mrs. Malvern Halsey, r>
ngton Star.
Took » < banre on tin- Absentee.
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“Where is your lawyer?” inquired
the judge. . ,
"Haven’t any. Have no^ money.
“Do vou want a lawyer?”
“There are Mr. Ceilings. Mr. Cin-
murn and Mr. Withers.” the judze
told the prisoner, pointing to the
you OS attorney waiting,
briefless and breathless, for some
thing to turn up. "and Mr. Alexac
der is out in the corridor.”
The accused eyed the budding at
torneys. and after a critical survey
decided wherein lay his best chance.
"I'll take Mr. Alexander.”—Cav.‘
and Comment.
(>\E ON MOTHER
The First National Bank
Restaurant and Cafe
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Best of Service for Ladies and Gentlemen.
^ Expert Cooks and.Quick Service.
, Cold Drinks, Ice Cream and Candies.
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Meals and Lunches at all Hours. Everything Clean and
. \ sanitary. Give us a call. You will be welcome.
PROGRESS CANDY KITCHEN AND CAFE
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Corner Railroad Avenue and Hampton street.
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Mis* ^Vk. Kisher. of the Provi
dence secflnn. was in town Monday
visiting friends and shopping.
(’.. J. f’arter, it*r' 3 o{ Lodge, had
business In* town Monday oj thbr'
week. ' ' I A A
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Aunt Mary If horrifi^l»—Oooil
gracious. Harold, what would your
mother say if she saw you smoking
figardttes?
Hat old (calmly)—She’d have a
fit. They’re her cigarettes—Puck.
"Phwarl are thim bucket* for on
the shilf in the hall*”
“Can’t ye» read, fool* It says .on
them; “For Fire Only.’’
“Thin whv hov they put yrther
in thim?”— New York Herald.
(ha;Jetton, aith jrivir three' lilt!'
< :,Hdft*n.‘ havn bee:: recent* visitors
in the home of M. C. Fishburne.
Miss' Holman, of Cameron, is vi-.-
jting her sister, Mrs. Ir B. ,Houck.
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Miss Mary Love, a charming
young lady of Atlanta, is here on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. W. C. Glo
ver.
Miss Elizabeth Wichman is ’ at
Hillgirt. N, C.. visiting her friend.
Miss Emmaline Peurifoy.
Miss Jennie Lockwood, of Florf
ida. is here on a visit to her sister,
Mr*. F. P. Wichman.
Mrs. J. H. Brown, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Brown,
left Saturday for Augusta to spend
a. week, and from thence she will
go to her home in Texas.
griTE eaw
“Well,” asked the doctor, “low
did you fin-| yourself
ing.”
this
Mr and Mrs. O. C\ Brown ami
Mr. and Mrs. W. ,E. Jones went to
Charleston vesterday to spend the
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rentz and
Mr. and Mrs., M. W. Wentz were in
town yesterday on a business anti
pleasure trip.
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Laurie J. Fender and M. C. Fra-
Px. of .the Dry Branch section, were
in WaU*rboro Tuesday on a busi
ness trip.
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J. ’F. Wentz and son, Frank, of
“Oh. easy enough.” answere«V♦ke |Tilamiton. w«*re in town yesterday
patient. I jitst opened my eye- and
here I was.”^—Exchange.
WHERE RORRIE KEI.i. IH*W\
- “We illned out last night,
hie disgraced us as. usual.”
“How was th*t?”‘
|“He got to th»‘ end of the dinner
with three forks and Jwo spoon*
j<tpf Sin used.”—The Delineator..
“Who is the smartest boy in your
class. Bobby?” asked hi* uncle.
on business.
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John E. Smoak, postmaster and
president of the Smoak* Hah king
Company, was in Walterboro Tues-
Rob^ .day morning.
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J. D. I’tsey, of ifcound, was in
Walterboro Tuesday foX a short
while
1. \. Dell and J. D. Godley. pros
perous fanners of Islandton. wehj
in _town this morning. They report
UUUJ . hhp umw aw .
I'd like to tell*-you.” aoXweferi aood crops in thetr community,
modestly, “only father says
Great End-of-the Season
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Clearance Sale
Is Now Going On At
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Where- \:c>u can get more goods for less money and bet-
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ter gootjs for same money. Our Mr. J. Frank
is now in New York market. He will aJ^o spend,
a few weeks in Baltimore and Boston markets to select
goods for our coming fall trade. As our Mr. Frank ha >
been a merchant in the city of New York and other big
cities, his experience is that to buy goods for a store
like ours, he has to be very careful. He reported that
he bought Clothing and Dry Goods at a very reasonable
price, in spite of the high cost of ready-to-wear and
raw materials, and he expects to stay in the shoe mar-
ket about two weeks, where he will work for the ben^-
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fit of our customers, as we always give the best value
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for just a little money, and, therefore, we have to make
room, and have to sell as much as we can at great sac-
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE
J. FRANK. MANAGER 7
WALTERBORO. S. C.
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Built to withstand any Usage or Climate
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OLD HICKORY FURNITURE
with the Hose and it comes up smiling,
clean and sanitary
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It is beautiful, comfortable and reasonable in price.
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It can be used anywhere indoors as well as out of doors. Sun par
lors are made attractive and the lawn, porch or golf links are as
well furnished as the parlor. X ' / .
Call and *ee our stock and examine catalogs, etc., -
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Price Furniture Co
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Misses Maud and Martha Smith,
of Beaufort, are visiting Miss Mabel
■Wichman. #
Mrs. F. P. Wichman expects to*
leave the latter part of the weel:
for Arden. N. C.. where i*lie will <io
for several weeks. /
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Mrs. J. F. Addison, accompanied
by Mrs, A. M. # Addison, of Wehobotn
wef in town Tuesday morning.
/■Miss Sarah Kohn is spending sov-
era I weeks- in the North. She uHl
i l>c w New York for about ten days
•<rd w MI then* zro on.-Jo Allentown.
!*:».. to visit he r Ri«ter. Mrs. H<>nj.
V, Gets.
'li*- ami Mrs. H. Zalin will leave
Sundav for \. w York, wliere they
' M pen,) several days purchasing
r aH goods. While qway Miss*^
!j,. and Fannie Zalin will i;ar“
^h»‘ store in.charge.
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. < D Yarn. L. O. Sander* and D.
H".^ of Moselle', woro' in town
l '“■'dtv afternoon ,<>n business,
Thes* a tv popular .yonng - business
jrfen of tm^ upper .section *'f 'the
* ou.nt*;
Mr. and -Mrs. X O. Berry and Mr.
’••J Mrs. \\ . H. Padgett .Were mem-
!e:v </ a pleasant aXtomobile party
o ho nopt to rhnrlecNm and the
of Palms for the x^k-end.
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M*V M..A. Adams, of Ham her r,
\xa? meKfn town Friday aftehioon
bv her soh. C D C Adams. \of
Wound, anjl htken to his. home fn\
a visit. *. \ M
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Wev. B G Vaughn, of Hcnder-
sbnville, was among those who xx-ere
in Walterboro Satufdayx Mr.
Van ghn ts unite popular wifh the
frtlk of Hendersonville, where he js
serving as pastorhpf the MethodiX
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Hex. F. O. S. Curtis. who hnx
been ill at his home near Hender-
sonvllle. .was taken to Green.*!ll»
I,,! week in / the hope that the
•Y'ange niigJit Jhelp his condition.
Hi* m**nv friends here xvish for him
a speedy recovery.
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P. Kinard, a prosperous farm
er of Islandton. was In town Satur
day. He was accompanied bv his
daughter. Mis* Bessie, and Mi**
Annt* Luca*, who i* teaching a sum
mer school at the Hill school house.
Secretary S. L. Reid, of-the Sou
thern Carolina Association. Is In
Beaufort this week on business con
nected with the work of the a*so
elation.
Mr/and Mrs ML W. Garris, of
Miami. Fla., are visiting relatives
at Round, Williams and in Walter
boro. Mr. Garris has a government
oosition in the office of the United
States . engineer, and Is making
good down there. He Is an alumnus
of The Citadel and is a young man
of ability and energy.
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The Foundation of a Happy
Home Is Laid in the Kitchen
Go behind the scenes of any happy contented familv
end in most cases you’ll find the secret in tfie hitched A
dependable range lifts Thothex’o household worries and
ends father • late-mcal troubles. For twenty ycara •n^vc’
Allen’s; .
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RANGES
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have transformed the burden of housekeeping into a r-Lrir-
urc. In over a hundred thcueeriJ S 'Uthrrn hc^nec meal* arc cooked
quicker, better, ntore'evenly and wiih Jess fu-l than on th- ord.n., /
range. Besides Allen’s Pri.-.ces, contains many c:::c!uaivcm d convcnitr.t
features not found on any other stove.
For instance, the i-andy warming closet; the npotless r.Iurri-
nized ovens; the triple asoestos liner* walls xv.Sich hold nil tho heat
inside the range. Stop in uud lot u* show you fa Princo.s todux.
Brown Furniture Co.
Sunday afternoon. Master Hallum j Dr. and Mrs. W. S. B^ilej
dpith, xxho has been visiting his cupying the J. M. VVitseii resit-
codein. William Smoak, returned 1
with H,hem.
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while Mrs. Witsell is away:
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Mrs. Oscar Marvin has the th.
of the editor for the finest p<
xve have seen. It is a cling-st
and is perfect in shape an4 color
G. E. ’TJ. «Mdoro, of Henderson
ville, was -in town yesterday. Mr.
Moore has just purchased a DeLaval aiin . vu
cream separator and expats to in- Also Wurrcl Carter for some
crease his herd of milkers a* a con-' fine tomatoes. They were nice
sequence. He states that he wishes , _ 0 0
to supplement his income fronVcot- Mrs. L. M. Stokes and two
ton and corn by this method. j sons. Herbert and Mike, who
I been visiting relatives at Barn
Mis* Maliel Wichman will give a returned today. Mrs. Stokes
dance and reception this everting to aei-ompanied by Mia* Pearl S
which the members of her set bave fer, who will spend sometime
been invited. This i* given In hdn- ing relatives in and near Wi
or of her guests, the Misses Smithhoro.
of Beaufort and Miss Jennie Lock
wood, of Florida.
After a pleasant visit of two
weeks to Savannah. Mrs. J. 3.
Wiser returned to Walterboro last
week. She was accompanied home
by her son. Albert M. Riser, his
wife and little daughter. Mr. Riser
spent a few days of his vacation ^whieh meets then. We wish I
with the family of his sister. Mrs.
M. C. Fishburne.
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W. H. Yarn, president of the
Bank of Smoaks, and B. F. Carroll,
a prominent business man and far
mer. of Smoak*. were i n Walterboro
Monday on business.
Miss Luclle Beach, daughter of
Julius Beach, is convalescing from
an attack of typhoid fever. Miss
Mr. and Me*. Jno. B. Smith, and I Beach waa taken 111 while on a rlalt
childrens accompanied, by MlMRnthlat the borne of her uncle, J. ▼
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DATE CHANGED
Lodge. July 17.—The Child
Hay at Dry Branch will be the
Sunday morning in July, instea
the 5th Sunday morning, or
count of the Interdenominat
District Sunday School Convet
tend a cordial invitation to al
LAURIE J. FENDER. Su
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. L
Yen, Peeples, July 16. a son.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C
ver, Walterboro, Sunday. Jul;