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L ftMTxxy. KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAKOLIW. THURSDAY, MAY 35, 1911. NO. 11
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|l CALENDAR FOR COMMENCEMEN1
Highly Entertaining Prog ram mi
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Has Been Arranged.
The commencement exercises o
Kingstree High school begin to-mor
row evening with the annual exer
cises of the Wee Nee Literary socie
ty.
The exercises of commencemen
usually attract large crowds and thi
year promises to equal or exceed an;
previous year in point of attend
ance and interest. The programme
without any attempt at pretentiou
display, is very interesting and ful
of solid entertainment from begin
ning to end.
The baccalaureate sermon will b<
. preached Sunday morning at 1!
o'clock in the school auditorium b;
Hi Rev Alexander Sprunt, D D, o
WM Charleston.
The literary address by Hon Tho:
9H G McLeod of Bishopville will be de
livered Monday, May 29, at 11 a. m
in the auditorium. This address ii
looked forward to with pleasing an
ticipation by every one.
The commencement calendar is a:
fallows:
May 26, 8:30 p.m.?Annual Exer
"v" .-^/8es ^ee ^Tee Literary Society.
J* May 27,10:00 a.m.?Music Pupils
Recital.
May 28, 11:00 a. m.? Bacealaure
ate Sermon.
May 29, 11:00 a.m.?Literary Ad
dress.
May 29, 8:30 p. m.?Graduating
Exercises.
Every friend of education in town
county and State is cordially invitee
to the commencement exercises o
Kingstree High school.
If our readers see any way
which our, as well as their,newspapei
^ can be improved and made mor<
ft helpful and entertaining, the editoi
ft is not only willing hut eager to heai
ft of it. We are always on the lookoui
ft for something better,and by helping
r us you profit thereby, and by bene
fiting you we gain thereby.
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handsome line
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Soft and linen coll
is no better shirt mai
Brand.
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\\V handle the PIAMO>
Mitts, Masks, Balls, Bats, et<
f??r anything known in Baseh
in the habit and u?r the l?e<t,
Follow."
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r SUDDEN DEATH NEAR CADES.
e i Mr. W. J. Godwin Expires 01
Roadside Near Home.
c Assisted by Dr W V Broekingtoi
one cent a word. All cards ol
? thanks, for any purpose whatsoever
are charged for at the rate of on<
,|centa word. It would save us f
j good deal of trouble and embarrass
f ment if you would just count th?
; words and send the money along wit!
your "copy," as it hardly pays us tc
keep books on these little items. Ye1
i i in the aggregate they mean a conr
siderable loss to the paper if not
?' collected,and they are so easily overr
looked. tf
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t We have printed up a lot of not
I books and receipt forms, which we
will sell at ten cents the book of fif1
ty. tf
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mplete and
this. "
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ar styles. There A
je than the Lion ?
popul
ible Hams, Kurnc
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as examining physician, Coronei
Gamble held an inquest yesterday
over the body of Mr Willis J Godwin
who on Tuesday afternoon, about t
o'clock, was found dead, lying ii
j the road near his dwelling a fev
. 1 miles from Cades.
Our information is that Mr God
I win, apparently in his usual health
had left the house a little while be
g
j fore to get his mail from the mail
box alongside the road a short dis
tanee away. It seems that he ha(
a1 gotten the mail from the box am
' ; was returning to the house whei
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siMirneu uuwu.
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On examining the body Dr Brock
| ington found no bruises or signs o
; violence and pronounced the cause o
' death heart failure. The verdict ol
1 the jury was in accordance with thi:
. .
I opinion.
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i Mr Godwin was an industriou
! and well-to-do farmer about fift1
! vears of age.
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He leaves several children by hi:
first wife, also a second wife, t<
whom he had been married only i
, few months, we understand.
Again we beg to remind oui
" friends that all notices relating t(
! money - making enterprises, foi
.! church, school or any other cause
are charcred for as advertising ai
tu uui iiioiij u?c aiiu up'!
to-date business men of Lake City,'
Scranton and Greelyville recognize i
"1 the pulling power of an ad in The:
- Record. tf |
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fwh^tarel
1 with your
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'if
i j put it int
i % BANK ONE DOLLAR A D.W
\ m the interest on it, will in twe
> fortable fortune. The interest
t M you the rest of your life.
J Make OUR Banl
b i
m We pay liberal interest consisi:
1 Farmers & Me
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for Lad
Childrei
II sizes and the late
ar Suede for ladies.
GROCI
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MERCA
KINGSTREE, SOI
Basebal
si) BRAND, that insures quality in eve
? CLl)?> you want the very pattern tl
all ) iooiIs. dLr?n *t you kmpv that y<u
as you know it takr- -Jie Rest to stand
Kingstree Hardw,
Wholesale and Reta
Help Yourself by Helping Us.
We hope the friends of The Recl*ord,
when they come to town to do
f-ro/tinfr will natrAni?o tho Knci.
lliV.ll VI UUUljst ?? 111 puviviiiuv VliV VMVll
^ ness houses that advertise in this
I paper. Remember that without these
r liberal merchants, bankers and other;1
* | enterprising business men, the price;
, i of subscription would be at least $3'
j a year for such a paper as The Rec- i
ord. You'll find, as a rule, that, the!:
men who advertise are wide-awake'1
' and on the alert and can give you
better bargains than those who do
-1 not advertise. This applies not only
ir*m?f>*aa V?nf momr Urn nn_
1 Goods
ry article on which it appears. C,D?
i:it the professionals use? If so, eon
1 can't do your l?est with hum Balls,
the racket. Remember: "We Are 1
are Company,
il Dealers.
Why not give us a chance to fig-,
ure on your job printing? We have j
good printers and one of the best i
equipped offices in the State, and we
guarantee satisfaction, or no charge.
We do not send out solicitors, because
we have none to send; but we
do give vou the benefit of what we
save by not sending out agents,!
It stands to reason that if we pay!
agents 25% commission, the custom-!
er has it added to his bill. Out of
town orders for $5.00 and over delivered
free. tf
When you want us to change the !
address of your paper it will save ;
lots of trouble to name the old j
as well as the new postoffice. Please 1
bear this in mind. tf
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money? (|
Bucket i
4^
st styles, includir
LRIES
William Tell Flour,
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K?$6 a week. This sum and m
nty years, make you a com- M
ori this fortune wfli support %
c YOUR Bank. 1
enl: with safety?4 per cent. i
rchants Bank 1
:ly Safe" C
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> you want the latest in Gloves,
le here. This is headquarters
Hats, Gloves, Masks, etc? Get
the People That Lead; Others
COFFINS AND CASKETS
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The Record Office carries a fu
Crop papers, plain notes, mortgages,
forms obtainable and printed on fine
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Ladies' Miss
Men's Nainsoo
B. V. E>. Undi
men.
Ladies' Under
Ladies' Night
prices.
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Bags for that sum
, and all other hig
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II line of Legal Blanks cheap
liens, titles, etc. Always the best
grade of paper in neat,, clear type.
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Underwear I *
5es' and Gents' |
k Undervests 25c. fci
irwear; full suits for |
vests 5c to 25c. |
Gowns at closing out j S
of Trunks and Hand ;S
mer trip. if
;h class goods. |;
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