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/* “i ' v .4 i > * i. » 'h \ PAGE BIGHT The Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C. 3 Wednesday, February 5, 1913, m i y o ii ll GREAT REDUCTION AT H. W. COHEN ' i . , All lines in Men’s and Ladies’ Suits and # -• j I- new Coate. Also all kinds of Underwear, ! . <• *> , Shoes, Millinery, Dry Goods, way below former prices at * / ' . * c> Every boar’s Store H. W. COHEN Next to Herndon’s Restaurant BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS *. • t- fXif.-V rv <v v>o? !i \ OltlTrilAflY Mr*, t’. M’. Tb»ini|»Mm. On I**c. 2^, 1918 the Rritn Tea. r -per ileaih. entered onr aociety and «laimed for liln \lftlm oiir iloar friend and ro-worker. Mrs. Queen a Hintt Thompson ■ TIuhikIi her llf>* was very full /»f rarea'at Noun . he. »nu the Ctrl niolher of five sinaU ■ehildren, yet it wa« her joy and pleasure to attend meetings of the society or church and as often as possible she was pres'ent She was a: most unselfish neiKhhor, alwaya had a kind word for everyone an 1. never refused one any favor that sh-* « > ould Krnnt. Tnjleed to know her was to love het We shall miss her so much ' Jtp*retf»IM (Ije ij lesolv.ed^ Th*lt. — w»S the members of Black Creek woman’s missionary society do h(iui_ bly bow to the will of Him, who doeth all things well, believing that our }prs Is her aaln. 'Tljat we extend our deepest sym.‘ paihy ami love to the*bereaved fair, ily commendint.' them to the areat peace giver, who alone can comfort them. ' That we ever cherish the mem ory of her beautiful life. That these resolutions be copied in our minute hood, and a copy sent to the family and one to the county paper for publication. „ Respectfully, Mrs. J. 11. (iivens. Mrs. C. C Litchfield, , r ; m for Committee a We Have a Large Stock of all vances in price and you will do well to look them o; stock comes in. ire new Cook Stoves a solid car load of them bought at last sum- mer’s prices. All sizes and of the best x * • * • /quality of cast si eel; Getybui*s NOW OIC, WOOD and COAL HEATERS •V THE EVERYDAY BATTLE Battles are not dli fought with cannon and shell. The most vit?J are the everyday battles against the debilitating tendencies that invite weak ness. For nearly five decades^ > ; lirh.fc. vi -..is ■ X’4r'ai has-been a definite* help to millioris in the trying i ^ battles against weakness* Scott’s \s as rich in blood-forming properties and as powerful in i strength-supporting qualities now as of yore. Lot Soott p » Emulsion help you win your battles. *, Scott (k Bo woe. Bloomfield. N I. V We have just the Heater you want for that Bedroom, Dining Room or Living Room. • ' ^ j ^ Prepare NOW for the coming .cold weather. IF ITS IN THE STORE \ - - .. * , GOT IT <E WE’VE WKHMAN-BROWN CO. Office Next Door to farmers and Merchants Bank ,» •> A' - ’ ^ ' 1 C# ^ Jt ** > ^ ^ ^ ‘ * »*'*.'* ♦*'"'’ • 4V.~ C Increases Its Capital to $100,000 and Its Surplus to $20,000 H / * • . ‘ % m , 1902 - We have seen Seventeen Years , of Successful BANKING - 1919 ■" ■— 11 ■ ■ *•.'» '■ ' WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR GROWTH AS SHOWN BY STATE MENT BELOW. If * / ■ ■ \ “SAFETY FIRST” Protection of the depositor’s interest has been the KEYNOTE of the success of ^ THIS INSTITUTION Such Protection has Earned for it a Well-Deserved Reputation for Strength and security, and the CONFIDENCE of Its PAT RONS ^ * ' OUR S3EADY GROWTH-WE ATTRIBUTE TO THE LOYAL SUPPORT GIVEN US BY OUR STOCKHOLDERS AND CUSTOMERS AND TO YOU WE RETURN OUR THANKS AND ASSURE YOU THAT WE SHALL ALWAYS STRIVE TO MERIT YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT. * / « • . R. H. WICHMAN. Piesident I. M. FISHBURNE. Vice Pres. A. H. WICHMAN, Vice Pres. A. F. HENDERSON, Cashier J. A. DIEDfeRICH. Asst. Cashier , ' KKSOURCESi January 1902 S 60,177.00 RESOURCES January 1906 112,115.62 RESOURCES January 1910 188,503.27 RESOURCES January 1914 240,999.54 RESOURCES January 1918 503,643.50 RESOURCES January 1919 548,280.81