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rcroFT ; SAIL 1 - - ' 4 c : .uitl-. v v. i*. :i*! ">* 1 - ' ? " ii. ' . ' f i -h ..." - . a*. . "V-. a a- . a: : civer.'ng. I; * :vry &:.n? x was thronged tag v ^".'cSiUniv -iaiie> s an?l eh ::v i ?a?:i urine the-.n any iaimy sty > and only re*ltjng ;!> > \\> hydra-headed '.villi in* 1 ana aoc ?un: of an < a magnate to buy and wear the whole blooming and beauteous outfit. "Among those present", too. were not a few of tlie V'J/ dt.< tn{ "lords of creation" who affect to dout the feminine fancy for fine feathers: yet even these critical and carping "Kntt-in-skvs"?to paraphrase Oli ver Goldsmith?"came t<> scuff and remained to praise." Gale & Gale and Mrs Marcus held their openings the same days ? Wednesday and Thursday ? and while the time limit has about expired as we gu to press, the interest in the display of hats and millinery finery at these openings is still unabated. Miss Mi ms. Gale & Gale's millinery artiste, is one of the facored handmaidens of Dame Fashion sent out from Baltimore,the queen city of the South in point of fashion and refinement.and with an eye trained to her art the effects of h?r creative talent and industry are amply in evidence. Moreover, the number and variety of pattern hats to choose from at this popular establishment was never so great and the highest praise that can be accorded to the wide-awake and courteous proprietors is to say that their offerings this season are up to, if not superior to, the high standard maintained by them in former years. Mrs Marcus, whose years of experience supplement her innate good taste, made a very careful personal selection of her millinery line for the season and the prettv offerings sf^f has or display amply warrant the assertion that her millinery department is more attractive and -- vl ?nts a more pleasing variety of stylish hats and trimmings than ever before. What with the high quality of ner millinery line and her pains-taking, conscientious efforts to please, Mrs Marcus has built up an x ? ?v? onxT rtnm _ extensive pauuuagc- anu iiiau,i vw,,. pliments have been paid her opening display. WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO. Tbeir Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong and HealthyAll the blood in the body passes through t ie kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys tilter the blood. They work night and day. When healthy they remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily, when unhealthy some part of this impure matter is left in the blood. This brings on many diseases and symp' toms?pain in the back, headache, nervousness, hot. dry skin, rheumatism. gout, gravel, disorders of the eyesight and hearing,dizziness.irregular heart,debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits in the urine, etc. But if ynu keep the filters right vou will have no trouble with your kidneys. Mrs R B Smith, Logan St. Kingstree. S C, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have been of great benefit to me and consequently I highly recommend them. I had kidney trouble for some time and suffered a great deal from J..11 numrinir K9/.Lrnehe>j Headaches UUU, VMVOMV.IVW. and pains in my kidneys were common and 1 always had a tired, wornout feeling. Recently 1 procured a box of Doan's Kidney Pills and ui>on takinv: them as directed,I was greatly relieved. My strength and energy returned and my condition im proved in every way," Fc*i sr.'e by all dealers. Price bo cents. roster-Mi'burn <'?>.. Buffalo, New ork. s??le agents for tin* I'nited States. Remember 'he '. .e ?Moan's? and take no other. *ft is sad ' ?;<pi < e ber of : u-n v ntr *?> iro w;tho * ?'.* m . i t tie y: ~l . k. ? >: ' V f * (V. n ^ j T*,1*i rfrr1# X- S.. - ti .::* . ? s c ?K*.% >of"n.t ?v ? r.n erabl h< Iwaj ?\ i ij-o? c <i lilt* vy ruin.* \\. .... an : last right. : r v : < stillness of the ming. prohai j prevented the destruction ? ? tl tire lumber plant. Had the "end. te-n net l-een so fax. rab;e *he pianirj mills, dry kilns, machine shops. : aether with several million feet ? lumber, would have gone up it flames. It is impossible row to esti mate just what the loss will amount to, hut it is supposed that it will ht i something like SlOu.oon, with sona insurance. Several hundred em j ployees have been thrown out o: I work. SCRANTON SKETCHES / What the PeopPe of a Busy Community are Saying and Doing. Scranton.October 4: I)r C H Pat* transacted business in Char lest or Monday. Redin Wall and Foster Matthews I left Sunday for Charleston to atj tend the South Carolina Medica 1 College. Mr E J Hutchinson is seriously il with typhoid fever. Miss Lilly Graham accompanies i 1 Hottio VVilliiiicrhKv j HCI I11CVC, Ulioo AAVVVIV ?? ... ' to Charleston Saturday where Miss ! Willoughby will attend school. Miss Jessie Ham of Effinghan visited Mrs R B Cannon Monday. Mrs Young and her daughter Miss Mittie Young, have moved t< Scranton from Lake City. They oc cupy a cottage on Lee Street. The Cypress Branch and Nev ' Zion public schools, near Scranton 1 will be consolidated and merged int< a graded school. The new schoo building will be erected forthv.it! and will be centrally located so a to be convenient to all the patrons The moving picture show at th< schoul auditorium Saturday night at tracted a large crowd. The exhibi tion of Cook and Peary reachinj the Noith pole and planting "Oli Glory" thereon was not sufficient!; interesting to hold the spectatorsthey began at an early hour u quietly "steal away." Messrs R E McKnight, M L Cas j que, R F Rodgers and R H Grahar attended court at Kingstree th | first of the week. W EC The Retort Courteous. When Davy Crockett sat in th< national Legislature as a representa tive of the State of Texas, he hac many clashes with men of more ed ucation but less wit than himself i It is told of him that one day, whih : standing in front of his hotel or Pennsylvania avenue, a drove 01 mules trotted by under the custody of an overseer from one of th( I stock-farms in Virginia. A Con | gressman from Boston, who wa: ! standing near by, attracted Crock | ett's attention to the unusual sight, ! saying: "Helio, there. Crockett; here's ? I lot of your constituents on parade Where are they going?" The celebrated hunter looked a1 ! the animals with a quizzical glance and then turning to the other, saic J quietly, but with much emphasis I "They are going to Massaehusett: j 11> teach school."?lfi'vpcr'* Forced lo Leave Home. Kvery year a large number o: poo su'i Tors whose lungs are son and r:u .ed with coughs are urge< to go te another viinate. But this i: : . . . -.'wayssure. There*! a I ; ray. l^-t 1 >r King's Nev .1 -C you at !: ?!,'ie. ] 1 -.v lung tmv.bu-," writ<\ . \\ ' 'alrmine.A .."wher all . ili (j and 1 gained 17 }>oundi j in weight. It's surely the King o' a ' # and lung cures." Hiou san ;ir lives and lealth t I ... ? ?. r ? H SJOCS tiOC .'ia r 'a:Jj*~.r; o..t ? Troubled with dandruff. InorcifdMlf * Sulphur, c.lv. ^ * * Capsicum, s.i We believe doctors endorse this forr A A./r=r-?9C i?x / H Z i_rv O HA . lOoesrsotdc ?> SSSN???S3SJ???SCi 5 SILVER DEF :8 ? . ft S ephen Thoi i 257 KING STREET, C * J* Hitv * stock an unusually ai 1 wj verw ; Baskets for Fruit, Bo * (? Cotfee Lets: Vases; Iarpe ai \w) Trays; Individual Almond J a Dishes, Candlesticks; Sand^ . Bowls: Whipped Cream Bow /I variety at reasonable prices. j iR Also carry a complete line oj I jl Diamonds suitable for present m) Mail orders receive the most 7m tinn We invite our VVilliamsl ^ or send us their orders. * f)tt9S9S9S9S9S9t 1 9) 00 ,1 STACKLEY'S DRY 8 For your Shoes, We \ Most Up-to-date Stock ? ?) Crossett for gentlemen at (4 Crossett Bench Made for gen SNesmith Bench Made Boots f Nesmith Bench Made Half Bi S Barber's Boys' Boots from Barber's Bad Hoys' Shoes fro Barber's Work Shoes ' (F) American Ladies' Fine Shoes " [A A good line of Ladies' Fine S ^Also we handle the Lenox and Infants Philadelphia Mat Give us a call and be convii , // Remember we will 1 / QtnrHAv'c Hrv ( W / i/lUVIUVJ KS MS * J > I ^ The Dayli (#69S9S9S9S9S9: i By Mail 21 y By Wire - 1 > ! I \VfHEN you need any drug II v store goods?toilet articles,! e drugs or emergency goods?just send your order by mail or telephone. We select for you with extreme care, send the goods at once, and guarantee you the same ? satisfaction as if you called it person. We never disappoint j you in goods, service or price. Try us. ^ I 1 The New Haselden Drug [ Company, Creelyville, - - S. C,' R. O. Zelgler, Mjjr. 5 : IrTFimirl JILVTO Aa International Standard by whicb all others are being judged. HAMMERLESS REPEATING SHOTGUN * The Latest Browning Patent. [ Six Shots. List Price $37.00 The raciest lines known to Shotgun Models. Simple to Take Down. Simpler to Put Together. 5 Simplest Mechanism in the World. STEVENS SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS made in the factory of precision with an accuracy unparalleled in the world. Ask your Dealer. Insist ?>n string the STEVENS. - If he hasn't it. we will send ^?5#^ y?u *';c j' n* rrss oa f V :.r Complete Catil"g of }. \ vlfe as mn'.e In the famous factory ^ jBA of pre isin^is sent free the day 5 TTT J.STEVENS ARMS & T00L P-0-Be* 5002, ' ' 1 )\\* ,I: : \ f * / < ^ vico^ : ! the T",> rj ' \ ', Want more hair? An tleg. '.t uressiTin. Quinin. Sodium fhlor J. K<-. Alcohol. VVatcr. Pvrluine. nula. or we would not cut it up. j VIR VIGOR ilor the f~1a> j vt. r.owf-n. mm i ARTMF.NT '1 ? 1 lias &. Brc-- J CHARLESTON, S. C.. W) ttractive* display of rich Sil- J* n Bons, Cakes and flowers; W) id small Comportiers; Bread (J Dishes; Glass-lined Relish W\ ;vich Plates; Mayonnaise 7a j Is and a further extensive ^ [ everything in Jewelry and s on any occasion. ; careful and prompt atten- W\ >urg friends to call in person 7A T? ' ^ GOODS COMPANY ft lave the Largest and ; in Kingstree> such as: Jl Si 00 & ) tlemen at $5.00 [A ?or gentlemen $7.50 ff) nots for Gentlemen $5.00 J a $3.50 to $4.00 m $2.00 to $3.00 WJ $2.00 to $4.00 (J from $3.00 to $4.00 w) hoes from $1.25 to $4.00 7A or 3 W Misses, Children's ie Shoes, As good as made, jl need. yj not be Under Sold. JI joods Company f) ght Store jf Statement of the Condition of The Bank of Williamsburg, LOCATED AT Kin?stree, S. C. At the Close of Business Sept ?2, 1910. KesoUrcius Loans and Discounts, $189 104 43 Overdrafts 4.901 32 Hanking House 9,032 79 Furniture and Fixtures,.... 3,?27 41 Due from Banks and Hankers, 3.7,8-2 1*5 Currency 0,223 00 (iold 800 00 Silver and other Minor Coin. 2*5 17 Checks and Cash Items, 1,600 30 Total $25i,465 5* Liabilities ('apital Stock Paid In, $ 40,000 CO . Surplus Fund 8,000 00 (i Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid, 4,079 30 Individual I 'eposits Subject to < heck i 81,693 00 Savings Deposits 63,670 62 Cashier's < hecks, 122 60 Note- and Bills Rediscountcd 6.900 00 Bills Payable, including Certificates for Money Born >wed 47,0O0 00 Total $251 465 58 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i sq County of Williamsburg. f Before me came E C Epps, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true < ondition of said bunk, as shown by by the books <*f said hank. EC EPPS. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2-th day of September, 1910. .1 I) GlLIANI), Notary Publie for South Carolina. (ORRECT? ATTKST: P G Gourdin. J F McFaddin, Chas W Stoll, Directors. ij Land for Sale. One tract ot acres, " 1(K> " oU ? .? .. .. One .'-horse farm to let, in shares. I or inioruiation ad<lre-s t .1 H CHAPMAN. M D, ; -t I JohlKOIlVille, S C j Administrator's Notice; !i ufiv'-n that ili per- j Claims a^uuisi> tuc cnnic Kenzfr. deceased. will file ^ y :?t t-*-: and all per- ^ slid . ko ' Q i ! -sjtjn. <| or !o !.< !' '' u > . SJ ' ' A 1 ". "Y ' f. i . - ,. ' ? F ') 1 . j V TJICUBUL and_CcN5TiPA",:oMi fi u~W.r3Bg-.-.--?i. .Jill? ? in ?i iM ; -m ' \y:> -? SWfc. ?om \ ^ *y yen f t- 5. *100 $jjn V ^ s : m I ' . j* -> !f jv 6 ready now write 4 ? --* ..J tv<_- wili it * you ;, ?. ? .?.i?r | rcail if you pre:er. P BUSINES JCMTAHLIHJJ ICI> IS?J4 GM.W..WHW4OTZ, JX>UIS^ r/tu?cxpA.i* - -? -. ? BRA^ BEDSIRON BEI WOOD tn i /\ii in a row ai our sio for you to make yoi BRASS BEDS look very much the new. In a few months most of the and horrid. You can count on on manufacturers who know how to la< will stay bright. We buy from one We think we have an excepti ment of designs. Come and see wh IRON BEDS plain white ? brass blue enamel?we can sell you any kin when you see them, that each is an < WOODEN.BEDS in good grades to style. They are made better n are really as clean and sanitary as they often look prettier, as you see ours. __________ Whatever kind of bed you buy, 3 STEARNS & FOSTER MATTRES comfortable. Made in four grades of si it by 60 nights' trial), $10.50?$22.50. / CAROLINA Fulfil The Peopled OF SCRANTON, CAPITAL $15,0 BEGAN BUSINESS MARC Capital Resources Dpriniifi ?? ____________ OFFICERS: JULlEN C. ROGERS. President. I W. S. LYNCH. Vlce-Prea. J DIRECTORS. R. B. Cannon J. C. Lynch W. W. H. Cockflcld W. s. Lynch R. H. Graham J. W. McCown S Take a L Si ===== I fe=3i We have in stock one solid c K. Stoves and Ranges. We li cause they have "made good' portant feature. If you buy s 0. K. Stove or vou will be satisfied. You will $ ey's worth. That's the reas< S) guarantee them, because we $ O. K. Try one. Remember ot ^ est Prices and Square Dealing 5) i Farmers Suoi 5 ' g 5 ' .TiSTRi:!:, gv !/ ? ' ... v :V? & *>. S 8> 'j for ovr ? .11 L fcfOOKKH =.?- 3 C BSE SC HOI A.RSEIP f 1 vriter.tonco ttnti store w: ere I H\r tr. - Ht{. :u:.ir ' rice :s H . Toa?lverti *; scfcool. only I deed j i st&Oiarsii-i-'s 9 >? soi'i lit t':.e low raty oi $2e B ttiK^ciive one reserved arc! y . Y\ o can a.iv> tfeacii )uu ay 3 ) | . S COLLEGIA lNCOMPUKATKD I SO-t j| C I LI^K. K. V. ' $ )S? EN BEDS re waiting ur choice. same when they are m are black-streaked e hand the brass bed :*quer brass so that it of them. ionally pretty assortat you think. trimmed?pink or d, and you will agree, exceptional value. are coming back inow. The new ones KfoiiQ nf irrtn ?on/I w I c?jo v? aavraay ttitu will find when you v <y| rou surely must have a S if you would be really jperiority (you can prove " * * E COMPANY ' < -A \ t:,fi i Bank 5. C. 00.00 ? .;H 21. 1910. $15,000.00 30,23862 21,080.55 t. B. CANNON. Vjce-Pres. IOHN M. MYERS, JR., Cashle... R. E. Mcknight J.TU. Parker Julien C. Rogers : \ ?:?:?:?:@:?:@T@? ? ook!! ===== ? jil. . r3*"> (O) ? ? { ? @ ar load of the 0. ? ? landle them be- x & in everv im- x & m ' @ Range ? == ? I get your mon= ? )h we sell and ? I . 4- ! (O ' t\ iiu vv nicy are ,w. ir policy: Low- @ s to all. ? *}Jv C o ^ ? I 'v./-, J Qs? uth c ? ) ? '6 'v. , V) vr, .