The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 11, 1918, Image 4
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Wednesday, Septertiber 11, lot-
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FURNITURE 19 ADVANCING IN*PRICE BY LEAPS Al^D BOUNDS. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK
ON HAND WHICH WE BOUGHT DURING T9E SPPING AND SUMMER AND ARE SELLING LOTS OF
THIS AT LESS fHAN IT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR AT WHOLESALE TODAY. OUR TWO FLOORS AND
TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES ARE PACKED FULL WE HAVE BEEN TOLD ThAt FURNITURE WILL BE
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET AFTER OCTOBER AT ANY PRICE. TAKE OUR ADVICE AND DO YOUR
SHOPPING IN THIS UNE NOW. DON’T WAIT AND YOU WILL SAVE MANY DOLLARS. _ _ _ .1
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FIBER
ROCKERS
WEAR LIKE
LEATHER.
LARGE STOCK
ALL FINISHES
w$o
AND UP
BRASS aad IRON BEDS
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CRIBS. SPRINGS, COTS. A
SOLID CAR LOAD BOUGHT
IN APRIL. NO MORE CAN
RE BOUGHT BECAUSE ‘OF
SCARCITY OF STEEL.
Better Get Years New
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All Sizes and Finishes
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Cook Stoves
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WE HAVE A FAIR STOCK ON
HAND — PRICES ADVANCING
EVERY DAY—PRICES ARE HIGH
BUT WILL GO STILL HIGHER.
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ONLY 22
Princess
ON HAND AND NO MORE COM
ING—DO,YOU WANT ONE? IF
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SO DONT WAIT.
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A SOLID CAR LOAD
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Chairs jand Rockers
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ALL SIZE'S, ALL STYLES, ALL
FINISHES. COME AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTION
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iJtY WILL HOT GET CHEAPER
REMEMBER, WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR MAKING THE HOME COMFORTABLE AND ATTRACTIVE.
KITCHEN FURNITURE, DINING ROOM FURNITURE. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. BBDRO0M FURNI
TURE, PARLOR FURNITURE, AND ALL THE ODD PIECES. . RUGS. .CARPETS, ART . SQUARES.
SHADES—EVERYTHING! ~ .
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
roft SALV OR MBIT—him four
roMi hoaM wtU oat-butldlBfs
te t*w* •t WaH«rboro la «ood
Mtcbborhood. 8«« A. H. Wkli-
aaaa. y tf.
ron oalb— no mpm of cood
f&rmlnK land for aalo price IS.
eee cash Situated about one mite
—
RKWARI^—For any iaformatioo
about a female hound loot near
Kdiato river. Deeertption as fAl
low*: Blue apeckled with tbrgee
black spots oa baek, also scar on
back; about three years old; had
leather cellar oa whea she left
us on the river near Packer's
Perry. A. O. Varnedee. Ridge
viUe. R. C..* or notify D. B. Peo-
rtfoy. Walterboro, of nny Infor
mation. I-Sl-St.
RT! Rl*Y OLD FAIAE TEETH
We pay from 12.00 to $35.00 p<-r
set (broken or not). We.also p^y
actual value for Diamonds, old Gold.
Silver aad Bridge-work. Send at
oece by parcel poet aad receive cash
by HQMtO.
HAEKOTH TOOm SP0C41ALTY
Dept. x. seen so. sta «.
9-11-I2tp. Pailadeiphia, Pa.
MOK1CR! *
south of Tabor Church If Intereel- FOR RENT—Comer brick store
ed write to W. L. Breland. Port 1
PremoatS. C. S-14-Stp.
known as Saunders’ Market, with
mod or n convenience*. 'It will be
ready October 1st. Apply to M.
Paniottle. Walterboro. 9-4-2t.
FOR HAIJC—Dort Car. Touring. 5
Passenger, perfect condition.'
practically braqd new. If inter- »*°K KENT—Two store rooms.
a*t*g dose at o*c*. Price |9o0. t OB * f <> r «■«■»«• »nd one for mer-
CaU at First Nstjonal Bsnk 2t. * ‘•hsndise. See * me for particu-
' ’ rV"" / ' / | lar*. C. Gregor), Walterboro. tf.
FOR KAIjE—We have Just received ' ^ v _
2000 bushela good red ruat proof I^WPP—A brown square liber case,
seed oats. We are selling at ItiO | ™ntainin* aamples of Inner tube
a bushel while- they last. Get
them now or they will surely be^
higher later. L. H. Dowling S.
Sons. Varavllle. S. C. 9-ll-3t. j
-WANTED - *
All persona indebted to the estate
of 3. E. Bryan, deceased, are here
by ootid ed to make payment to the
underst-oed or his attorneys. Fish-
burne £ Fishburne. and all persons
holding ddalms against said estate
are norilled te file itemised, vetifted
statements with either of the said
parties above menttoned. x
,E. R BRVAS.
9-11-it. - Exor.
1902 - - . ; . 191»
DEPOSIT VOUR MONEY WITH
COLLETON GOUNTfS STRONGEST BANK
CAPITAL • - - - 177,000.00
RESOURCES OVER - - $600,000.00
a sire, jjgjg tin iccoMnoaimc
i R. H. Wichman, I. M. Ftahbume. A. H. Wichman, A. F. Hendei^,.
President. * ' iVIce President. Vice President. ' Cashier.
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* DIRECTOR#
C. D. MAY
E. HUB8TER '
I. M. FISHBURNE
, J. G. PADGETT \ O. C. BROWN
A. H. WICHMAN . ' R. H. WICHMAN
B. G. PRICE M*.H. HIOTT
Statament of condition i>( L
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
WALTERBORO. S- C-
at the close of busjness August 31st, 1918.
RESOURCES. " | 'i LIABILITIES.
Loans and Discounts...I53l.470.57 f CaplUl Stock Paid In $50 ',oe 04
Overdrafts . . . ^... '4,293.0t
Bonds and Stocks owned
.by the Bank v / 9,570.00
Furniture and Fixtures 3.481.00
Banking House €.400.00
Otker Real Estate Owned 1,360.00
Due .from Banks and
Bankers 54,506.02
Currency .. t ! 9,238.00
Gold 705.00
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 2,449.63
Checks and Cash Items 3,901.19
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12.300 0>J
15,198 24
2,521.01
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Dog licenses expired September
1st. Renew your license tag im
mediately If you don’t want your
dog taken up.
2-4-2C D. B. BLACK.
Clerk aad
- NOTICE!
On the 3tb dny of September .
will file my final return as adminip-
trator of the Mtate of Caleb J. Car
ter, deceased, afid Immediately
thereafter apply j, to the Probate
Court for my discharge aa admin
istratrix.
HENRIETTA J. CARTER.
>■ Sept. 2. 1918. ^ Adm.’trix.
TOTAL 1634.365.45
Surplus'Fifnd '.. ..
Undivided Profits, less
' 'Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid .. .«, ....
Due to Banks and Bank-
HFS •••• ••••.••
Individual Deposits
• subject to •
check ...1103,759.30
Savings De
posits . 268,960.25
Time Certificates
of deposit 765.00
Certified '
checks ...... .45.55
Cashier’s
check# .. 114.98 373. «C 08
Bills Payable, including
Certificates for Money-
Borrowed ........ 180.t Vd ••
Unearned Interest ...4 l.O'O.OO
TOTAL 4,245.45
JTATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) '
County of Colleton. .» > < , .
Before me came I. M. Fishburne, CUdbler of the. above named bask,
who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing .statement u a
true condition o{ said bank, as show n by the books of said bank.
rorn to and subscribed before me I 10 ' *
this 9th day of Sept., 1918. (
J. A. DIBDERICH.
Notary Public. 8. C.
CORRECT ATTEST :
I. M. FISHBURNE.
G. C. BROWN, Directors.
R. H. WICHMAN,*
I. M. FISHBURNE.
Cashier.
Farmers.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..1172,863.18
Overdrafts .... 98.69
Bonds and stocks owned
by the bank 20,383.50
Furniture and Fixtures . . .. 888.73
Banking house 2.059.71
Other Real State owned.. 1,511.25
Due from Banks and
Bankers 33.600.63
Currency .... .... .. 6.737.00
Gold.„- ...... 1,212.60
Stiver and other Minor
Coin 427.5X>
Checks and cash Items. 253.32
Exchanges for the Clearing
, House 5.go
United States ‘J'reasury
Certificates .. .. 2.500.00
War Savings Stamps .... 1,000.00
TOTAL
. 1243.541.8* 4
TOTAL $243,641.81
State of South Carouna \
Coanty of Colleton. ( ^ ^
Before me came R. L. Fraser, Cashier of the above named bank. wbo.
being duly sworn, aays that the above and foregoing statement is a trot
condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
R. L. FRASER. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th dny of Sept 1918
CORRECT ATTEST: T P MURRAY.^otafy PubHc. S C.
H. W. Black, Jr.,)
JohnF. Ueaa. [ Dibbctohs.
Paul Sander* '
WANTED—The public to know that
patches. Lost between WsUer-
boro and Drigger’s store on/Cotr
tagevllle road. Suitable reward
If returned to Flshbnrne's Driig
Store. Jtp.
- -Save doctor’s kills by^ using
666. Cure* Malarial Fever. 7-3-1 Of.
NOWE!
That ‘on the 4th day of Oct.. J91S.
I will apply to the Probate Judg*
of Colleton county for letters dls-
tniseory of the estate of^Dr. H. A.
Willis.
MRS- S. ANNIE WILLIS,
9-11-4t. Administratrix.
A Walterboro. S. C.. Sept. 9, 1918
grain of nil kinds Is threshed by 4XMTON—Is marketed to the beet
us. For Information see or phone] advantage through PEARCE A
Bryaa’s Mill, E. R. Bryan. t-A-ttp ’ BATTEY, Savannah, Ga. 8-14-4m
—Grape Juice. piaU. quarts and
half gallon*, at Klein'*.
Notice ?f Additional Tax Election.
Whereas application i has been I
made to the county board of educa-i
lion for Colleton county to order an
election in Bethlehem school dis
trict. No. 42. on the question of vot-^{
ing an additional tax levy of 4 milla
in said district and a petition pre
sented signed by- otte-lhlrd . of the
qualified ejectors-and a like num-'
her of the resident freeholders of
the age of twenty-one in said dis
trict, praying said election be or
dered.
It le therefore ordered under sec
tion 1266 of the Code of Civil lawn, |
1912, that an election be held on
Wednesday, Sept. 18, 4918, at Beth
lehem in said district, that only
those persons who return real or
personal property for taxation, and
present registration certificate as
required in general ejections be al
lowed to vote ** »*ld election. Each
elector favoring the additional ta\
shall cast a ballot containing th n
words "For Additional Tax’’ printed
or written thereon and each elector
opposed to said additional tax shall
vote a ballot containing the words
“Against Additional .Tax’’' printe.!
or. written thereon. ;
Polls will be opened at 8 o’clocU
a. Hi. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m.
J. N H. Dodd, I. B. Weeks and B.
G. Hiovt, trustees of said dtstric’.
are appointed managers to conduct
said election.
If the majority of the votes cast
in said school district uhall b e “For
Additional Tax’* and not “Against
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH .
Colleton Banking Company
Walterboro, S. C.
Jno. F. Lucas, R. L. Fraser,
President. Cashier.
,/ STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
COLLETON BANKING COMPANy,
I-OC-ATEiy A'l WAiyriOltUOOXO. M. c\,
at the close of business August 31, 1918.
. ' • LIABILITIES. ^
Capital Stock Paid in..$ 10.000.00
Surplus Fund 20,000.00
Undivided Profits^ less
Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid .. 5.814 62 *
Due to Banks and Bank
ers 0-
Individual Deposits Sub
ject to .
check . 50.334.54
Savings De- / ■
Posits ... 154.527.87
Cashier’s
Checks .. 39.70 204.402 11
Unearned Interest /. ... 166 >*.
Additional Tax.” the additional tax
shall b« levied.
Within ten days after the elec
tion the above named managers
shall report to the County Board of
Education th* result of th e election,
and shall file with their' repoftvihp
poll list, the ballot box hnd all pa-
, pers appertaining thereto.
HUGO a STRICKLAND
, S. P. J. GARRIS Jr..
1 S.'*B^*!UuKdERS.
County Beard of Education, Colle
ton county.’
Has a High Opinion or Cliamlx**'*
i __ Iain’s Tablets.
. “I have a high opinion of Gham-
• berlain’s Tablets for bilionsnew aad
| as a laxaUve.’’ writes Mr*. C. A.
I Barones. Charleston, III. “I have
• hever found anything so mild nn*.
i pleasant to use. My brother has
also used these {ablets with sait*-
I factory results.”
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