The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 16, 1918, Image 8

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y&faff v I / v If it isn't an Eastman It isn’t a Kodak Sold at KLEIN’S DRUG STORE i * \ : • » ** i . > * Every Thing tke Best / line of Contestants L /-T / < / I I r V-. v /\\ / / . . .T'* - ’ : Below we publish, for tbt- first time, the standing of the contestants in c.’jf voting contest. . , y • >C ■ ■> Remember the young, lady who/secures the largest number of votes will be awarded the fine Claxtanola on display at our store. It costs you nothing to vote. Get your friend; to purchase their needs from us and we give them voting coupons. v / ° / • s' s'* ' y The standing of the contestants by num- Wr follows: yC; No. 160 • •-2,950,736 Ne, 151 ..2,012,420 Noc 24 1,031,600 No. 79- 790,915 ^V. No. 83 ... 783,915 No. 35 • • • yS* 522,025 No. 74 398,880 ^ No. 147-• -r. 221.695 No. 54 . • ./.r- ....... 106.200 No. 153 X 102,442 No. 157 .•• 10,095 .Js’o. 15 10,000 > /No. 8f>. • • •. / 10.000 > «, No. 130 • 10.000 Kt^er Hardware Company WALTERRORO, S. C THE PRESS AND STANDARD / January, 16, 1918. SCHOOLS RECEIVE STATE AID iat of ricbools Aid I mOrr Trna Ertewlon Art and Momtj Pat to Thrtr Credit. Tb« county euperiQt*nd»ot of education. H. R. Strickland, ha. re ceived the following a-noun^ fro'', the State treasurer for ■chools an- .der the term etteneion act. Then* amounts have been placed to the credit of the dlstrlctli. Dry Branch .. •• •• •• 4140.99 Rum Gullv .. .. . .. . . 72-.IH Rice Patch .. Little Swamp 19a.0h Sheridan .. 100.0'^ Verdier . . - ... lOO-Oft Pine, Grove lOO.#- - * Wolf Greek Cane Biauch .. l40.0 ft Wemier .. .. .. .. .. .. Horae Pen ' M.U* Folk 104.0 A Hill :..... M.oo Welch Creek 1 ••.©•» flail t *. ... , Cedar Branch 5T.44 Bethel 104.D* Oak Grove . ••.0S Sniders Bridge ... ^0.4^ Tabernacle .. .. Idf.Oe Red Bank .. .. .. . lOO.Oo Red Oak .... 5C.0O Sand Hill SS.in Maple Cane will receive an . ap propriation.,•Jater, application there for being delayed. T Seventeen appHeatlonw hare been Sled for rural graded ach(>ol aid ranging from -200.00 to 1400.on ealh. Thin appropriation will made after the adjournment of the leri Mature.// v The county superintendent ha* aim filed two application* for build- •nr*, one for Ritter and one for Rehoboth. Convention at School Auditorium , jnd gnardians of the pupils of the Walterboro high school are cordially invited to attend a convention to bo held at the audi torium. of the high school on Fri day afternoon at 4 o’clock. At this meeting a poreat-tcnchgr associa tion will be organized. \and the dflns and objects of this anoociation will he fully stated. Tke parents have all had special Invitations, but if any have been overlooked they may regard this as a special inn-1 tat ton. ' • - 1 believe that such an anaortatloa will bring parents and teachers into closer sympathy and more will lag co-operation, and the school board add the superintendent earnestlv hope that all parents and guardians will be present If possible./x ■ ROBERT S. BAILEY. ■Superintendent and Secretary of the Bnard. • CONVEYANCE FOR VISITORS Conveyance will .be at Lodge to mr^t train' to take all deletratw and visitor* deelrine to attend the W. M !’. meeting on Jan. IS and 20 r.t Ashton.^ MISS MAGGIE HIERS. Sec. «■*•»•*»**•*•**• * . AT THE COLONIAL « A • * g g • g ******** The sabjnet of asother-loro has been adapted to the acrnna la a boaatlfal story, tatnrpmted la Bine- bird photoplays under the title of “Mother O’ Mine.” It srta be the attraction “Bluebird Day” at the Colonial theater on Frida/ nirht. with Rupert JaHaa gad Rdta Clif ford in the stellar rolaa. Rahy La Fayette will play the mother role in a sympathetic and aatvrm! por trayal. 1 This old fashioned radthe* was not stylish eaoagh for nor new ly rich son. mad when shy came to visit him. unexpectedly, he proved that she was unwelcome when he referred to her aa "his old nurse./' The mother heard and understood las mothers always dp) and quietly stole back to the old home and the surroundings she loved best. Her sqn was doe for a rude awakening, and then he atoned for his neglect —but the- lesson affected his entire life. The girl he loved understood, and was instrumental In consum mating the happy ending to a touch ing screen romance. .. MEETING OF RED CROSS Edgar E. Jons*, deputy collector of Internal revenue, was in Colum bia several day* last week on busi» ness connected with his duties. There will be a meeting of the^ Red Cross chapter at the work room Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock, j Everybody interested in the work i* urged to be present. PATTI G. FISHBURXE. Vice Chairman of Chapter. ^ f Report of the Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT WALTERBORO. la the State of South Carolina, at the elope of business on Dec. 21. 1M7, RESOURCES ■ *v . 1. a J.oans and discounts (except those shown on b and c|<<. . 512ft.hT5.t7 d Notes and bills rediscounted (other than ..bank acceptance^ , soldi (see Item 5rf>ai 2. Overdrafts, secured, $.: unsecured, I2f»5.4fi '» 5. a V. S. Ronds deposited to secure circulation (par value) 2S.000.00 Total U. S. bonds (other than Liberty bonds) and certificates of indebtedness... 6 a Liberty Loan Bonds, unpledged. 3 1-2 per' cent and 4 per cent .' 11.015 vO d Liberty Loan Bonds, Z 1-2 per cent and 4 per cent, pledged to secure State or other deposits or bills payable 9. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscription) yi.... 10. a Value of banking house .... ^/ b Equity in banking house ..... 11. Furniture and fixtures ... y>. ’. 12. Real estate owned other than banking house 13. Lawful reserve, with Federal Reserve think 15. Cash In vault had net amounts due from national hanks . s* .. — .... ...... 18. Checks on other banks in the same etty or town a* reporting bank t’other than Item li ) • •v* • • • • f • •••• •••••• *'< v * Total of Items 14. 1>. 10. 17 and 1S<. 2ft UAdeniptfon fund with r S. Treasurer a.n<! ’ s* due from l*. s£ Treasurer 5.i»00.ftu 5110.575.Si 2 0 f.. 4 f ) X X x ^5,000.00 X 2.340.0C 11,015.00 /• 1,000.00 2.300 00 1.700.00 »2«.44 14.002.40 72.5S0.5t i .osr vc { General Clearance Sale « 1 Is Now -Going On At FRANK’S . Our Mr. Frank has just returned from the North- I' ern markets. New York and Baltimore, where he bought several lots of Ladies’ Cloaks, Suits ^ and a tre mendous lot, of Mens Overcoats, which, we are expect ing in every day.. Same will be put on sale, at half the actual value. As we always sell more goods for less money and better goods for sam money. w > •* In Our Mens Clothing Department you will be able to buy boys and mens suits at surprisingly l«w prices. * SEE US BBFORU YOU BUY. J. FRANK’S NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE J. FRANK. MANAGER x Your. /. ; ;> v o :er’sRoom A GIRL'S most impressionable years are between AA eleven and eighteen. Then it is that her room. ^ ^ should take on individuality and become her partic ular abode—a place,of rest, of study, of wotk and of joy. Here you may choose suites from among the Period fur niture shown, or from the display of craft styles, to j>rovide just the environment desired. Fewfealiu that the sane, practical value of the Brass Bed has been combined with highly artistic design.. From oOr stock of Simmons Brass Beds in the new finishes, it is possible to select a model that will harmonize perfectly with any style of interior decoration and furnishing. * Our rru sink tcill/UmonstraU that even with rare '* Period” surroundings there is a Simmons Brass Bed that is suitable. And the prices are moderate. The reliance placed in us by thousands of families for all their furniture is ample evidence of how satisfactorily you may make the purcKhses here for your daughter’s room. BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY um of Mt so mail FBOM HAAOLY WALK SHE SAIO 1 .'li t. . T< r»AMwk> of ('vamps Mn«L* #2' 'X Her Four She Would Die—Took Simple Home Treatment. Hasn't Had Cninip Since. tired and I can sloep a wlifjJeXo' 1 U j x \ Is, X x^- x *• ' v. x . x. / x ■ • For the Colleton Garage. There You have’Attention and Service ' ‘ ’ v - S ) .■*- ’ ^ ^ / x^, ■ Standardized the County Over , 1 . ' _ ' *' ^ 1 The Colleton Garage RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. £. -•4 25» l:au:i.:tif.s. / « v « C@t>ita! stock paid in Surplus fund a Undivided profits .'. b le*95 rurri nt eTpen«‘ S, interest, and taxes paid ...... .... Circulating notes outstanding 3, Individual deposits subject to check <V.-Cashier’* checks u^tsLauliftg' -. . //* ."T HOW SHE DID 5.S«4 81 r.ftfto /c X x 44 Total demand deposits (other than bank deposit*) subject to Reserve. Items 33. 34. 35. 3K. 37, 38. 39 and to. 5125.173.(*2 Other time deposits ... Total of time deposit-- subject to Heserv*. Items 41, 42. 43 and 4 4 . . x/’. 2^ 25.000.0'' 12.5*i-» tX •9 4 *# . «• I 25,00*7.(-< (^3. mn f '■7 83 ♦X. «».v 23 better, while , betore I tpdk/Aoi i Iron Mineral my sleep dutn/g do ms any good. It has done what noth ins else that I had. tried could do and I consider A-l-M a wonderf.il medicine and belipCe it will do cr errthing it hxfegmnmended to do f' / x ' ' ‘ / ' | taken accordin'.? to directions,” d>> XXt r- i/x 'glared Mrs, Elizabeth Grimsiey, o I differed frhm sumach troub,* V an jYyMS, Buchannon County. Va for a year. I tried many thins-; / that wt-x rocouimended but noth- ><>ur strength gives out ,ing did me any good. Everything fl ni| you feel like dragging around thfit I a^c hurt toe and I would tak/P-H day long instead of sklppij) ■ ^ spells of cramps that seemed sq bad around s P r >’ and lively like of Ob'! . 1 didn’t think I could live through tr >' tr.kiog a few drops of this nai them and I got so had -off ! eould ^al iron in a glass of water after not walk anywhere, not even across meals. It is simply wonderful Uh*- room. Those ty^rihl<> cramping People *4ll over this ^tate recom- tbought j nie Qd TOTAL a Liabilities for rediscounts, imluding those with Federal Reserve Bank (see Item <f» Total contingent liabilities (55 a. h and c< ^ 1253.314 ^ :* 3. ?>{' "Xu :: r.o X spells were so had weuld die and could not livey/ "1 hrd .trihil >rfoctors and got n<) yruSikt my wits end when Arid Irbiy .Mineral was recommend ed to ux as -the very thing fo'* stbmaph trouble and I commenced to take it and since then I have nev er had a spell of cramp. I now eat anything I want to eat and it doesn’t hnrt me I hare gained so ranch strength I can walk two or three miles without gettinc very Qd Acid Iron .Mineral. The VerXine thought 1 he»uTc-a.\)out it is that it is just the highly concentrated natural iron, cheaper, stronger, aad much bette v , for peoplein need of irop. A twelve ounce bottle usually sells for a doi lar and as a tonic, aid to digestion kidhevg end bladder It can’t" b* equalled. It is sold only in original bottles and the trade mark “A-I-M on bottle and carton is the Ferro- dine Chemical Corp. guarantee o' strength and quality.. Most dru*? gists have it. Get a bottle today 8TATE OF SOUTH OA(tOf-J\v Cophty of Colleton, s-o /\ I, Ja*. K Peurlfoy. pr«>:.Je*t of the aboye.named bank > o >oK-:i.'v ■ wear that thv abov« siatenxm is true to.the best of ray knowledge ajtd r JAS. E. PEURIFOY. Bresidein' Subscribed and sjXrn to before me this 12th day of Jtn . tMv a)Ri:i:(T—Attest: c. (;. PAtKiETT K. y, JONHS. HAWS. Directors. 1. RODRIGCES Notary Publtr N X X Big Plate Glass ’ _ Window Broken During the wind storm Monday night the awning in front of Terry , A ShafEer’s store building was blown down which smashed one of the large plate glass windows in (front of the store. This Was an ev- I tra large glass and means a loss i . ^ James Dandridge. now, workin. in of about $60.00. which is r. total Charleston, spent last Sunday and (loss to the concern, as they carrie 1 j Monday p in Walterboro with M- Mr. and Mrs. H. S? Strickland ar- in Columbia, wh«re Mr. Strickland- - >s attendin'? a rtieetin;? of the conn »V sup-uintendents of education They will also visit Mrs. Strickland’* ' brother. J. Williams Campbell, wh-* is r.t the officera training camp 'C Camp Jackson. no insurance on it. family. « /x-/ /yS ■*+« / m X - / ’'A ^ . ; - V