The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 09, 1911, Page TWO, Image 2
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I Eternal
The Price
i Sunshine or rain,
will always find us her
serve you with the best
the lowest living and 1<
40 yards Quilt Patch Cali
co Si. 00
20 yards Outing in a
1 . J. #3
_ SpiCIlUlU mil Ul jAiuriiu
j to select from, only $1.0C
20 yards Ginghams and
s Chambrays only Sl.OC
I 20 yards Sea Island home
ispun 38 to 40 inches wide
only $1.0C
Gents' Driving and Autora
$1.50 the pair. To see the
A c-t/vil- nf n?nfe' T f"
& n ICLL CVWii Vi uvuvw ) A-rv*w
> every pair guaranteed to 1
t of us and you will not regi
^ > A full line of Ladies' Coat
I A full line of Children's D
> close prices.
Jenkinson
f
Hatker Manufacturini Ci.
Successors to
targe S. Hacker & Son
Charleston, iS. C
W? MaB*fkd?r?
Doors, Sash and Blinds; Columns
and Balusters; Grilles
and Gable Ornaments; S*reeu
Doors and Windows.
W? Deal la
Glass, Sash Cord and Weights.
?
f Remember
I We are now in the large
I building fomrerly occupied
^ I by Wilkins Wholesale Groc
H ? erv Co.. where we are glad
WL to welcome our old custo*
mers as well as new ones. I
. . We keep
AllKindsofMeiis |
in season at living prices, 2
also a choice line of Fruits, 8
Vegetables and Canned g
Goods. I
Mar Ret
LIGHTNING RODS!
V
H. L. Whitloch, Lak? City. S.C
Special Sales Agent
If Representing the Largest Manufaetur
t*rs of Al! Kinds
Improved Copper and Galvanizec
| Section Rods
(Endorsedby the H ighest Scientific Au
thoritiesand F ire InsuranceCompanies]
? Pure Copper Wire Cables, All Sizes
Our Fuil Cost Guarantee given wit!
Each Job.
1 sell on close margin of profit,divid
commission with my customers.
* 9-29-3mp
PDLEYStMNOLAXAIlVI
foa Stottmon Tsr-.vact end .Co?*TiP4Jrio?
fgr
m ,
Pushing
of Success, i:
? m if
gloomy or bright, you J j
e 011 the job-ready to i
; goods we can find and
st live prices.'! |
1 f
See the splendid values h i
' I ar*a nPFavirttr in fnlfMim !sf
v> c Cii v VUVi II ic, . * ,
powders and toilet soap- J j
A largo line of Kid and ^ ; i
1 Fabric Gloves now in X 1
| stock. ^ (
1 A great value in ladies' I '
Chamoisette Gloves- 50c. I
See the splendid line of C
! Cloth Gloves for ladies J
1 we are showing at 25c. f <
lobile Gloves at 50c. $1.00 and I
m is to buy. S
lies' and Children's Shoes and J.
ye all leather?buy your shoes 1 ? i
vt it. I
Suits and Skirts. 5
resses and Jackets at very i !
e 1
Bros. Co. j
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Iiiii A rr _
wny Miner
From Eczema?
\k fieergia Hub Tells Us
EiperleBce.
I wit afflicted with a vary haul
case ef Eczema far twanty-five
years, which was ia ay feat, lags
j and hips. Through all this time
I tried different remedies and Doctors'
prescriptions, obtaining no
j relief until I used yanr HUNT'S
CURE.
One box (50c) cured ma entirely,
and though two years have
| elapsed I have bad na return af
the trouble.
Naturally I regard it as the
i greatest remedy in the world.
; Yours, J P PERKINS.
Atlanta. GaJ[
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
: A.B.RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.,SMraii,Tu.
MOLD BV
Ur. W. v. UrocHinRton, ,
Kiarf?tree, S. C.
! BJaKc!ey-McCulIoug'h Co, (
Lan?>(, S. C.
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. 'sBaBanSSsassasasssoABl (
' The ?
Scrap Book
Expecting Too Much.
Elliott Woods, superintendent of the
rapltol. tells h story about a new
tnemU'r of the bouse whose frugality
he is always commending to his eonpressional
friends.
^nj| The new mem- j
lier arrived in
/hJ rowu and hunt
wf* J ^ui^rinteudent
^?"ds np iraroe
> lt^v. He was taken
I'm* S fo ,he h,,us"
' ' tire ituildiiis and
v i \ r s i'iO. shown to one of ,
fh"? sut?fjtnntlniiy famished orthe
fooms.
T!iN Is tine." said the new member.
But where are my other rooms?"
"Oh. you ean't have another room i
for several years not until you have
become chairman of a committee." replied
Woods.
"What's thatr exclaimed the new
'oncrc-ssman In dismay, "uow ao
fou expect me to sleep, cook, eat and
work In one room'/" ? New* York i
World.
Laugh ft Off.
When yon can t make any headway
And each day ?een>? like a dead day
knd the thorns begin to pester tili your
nerves ere shattered, racked.
Stop a bit, get busy quaffing
From the bottle Lab led "Laughing"?
3et your fill and then start over. It'a a
tonic, for a fact.
Are you scrumpy? Are you faded?
Do you fjfl all worn and Jaded
Dvery time aomefreshworkdothclaim you?
Have you lost the thing called tact?
Try a cup of sunny chaffing
Sweetened up with merry laughing.
It's the besi thing oq the market for a
tonic, for a fact. ,
A Dangerous Story.
A Yule undergraduate had been hnvng
a fairly lively time of it during
lis summer vacation, and his'' allowing
had not been keeping schedule
ime with Lis expenditures.
Ho was invited out t<? dinner with
lis mother, and he was seen to get
a bit nervous
wbeu she began !
one of her favor- _
Ite stories. This raS
concerned the
burning of their !
home, on wrucn si /'MljSJjjS 1
x-caslon the son's ifK %RHP
watch, left on a
bureau, was / ?
found ticking In / -/
the ruins after / \T /jfjg/L
the house had A y/JHH
been destroyed. ^03 JHP
At the couolndon
of the story
the college boy '-i:pt the room.
umjped up abruptly end left the roam
vith his handkerchief over his face,
is if sruldetly seised with nose bleed,
le did not neiuni for several minutes, I
9- wJckdi bone the conversation bad j
IrtfUsL
Alter dh&Mtr (lie "undergrad's"
ironi aahad the stgcrifh-auce of the
now.
Til kiD you, bat nolnxiy else," said
m>. "UTien mother told that story I
uas afiwid ehu was going to ask me
o show the wakh.*?Chicago Tost.
PuM of 8n*p.
Qrofchen. the daughter of an oM
Secmaii named KruageJ, bad been
torvlng as dcnaemtit a lout two weeka
n the boueeboid at tbe local Judge
jpJien father and employer met oa the
rtllage streef.
Tell, yoodge," wild Kroegel, "bow
wc ttke <k< GJretcben t>y dis dime al etty
T
Tike bor?" retnniocl tbe Judge In
rts blimt wuy. "Why, she's Just
rreut! We Dover had unv oue iu the
louse hi b^r line that entered Info
vork with so much spirit. She's full
>f snap all tbe time."
Krtnigel turned ponderingly away, \
md, meeting his fran at his home |
H>rfal, he sorrowfully snid: "Teresa,
oineding mu.-r good wrong nilt dot
Sretcheu. I yoost dlt meeted the
roodee, und he saidt dot she vus fill
)f schnapps all de dime."
.
Settling His Bill.
The late Eugene Field whet a resl- "
lent of Kansas City drifted into a j
afe one evening with a party of i
'rieuds. Along came the proprietor
ind asked Field if lie couldn't arrange i
o square up that little account of his
hat had been running so long.
TIow mti'h is It, anyhow;" asked
,he future author of "Little Boy
Itiue." c
"It's about $38," said the proprietor. |
'Couldn't you square that up now?" ,.
"Haven't got the money," declared
Pielcl. "If I had I'd pay you."
"Well, I'll settle for whatever you've i
jot," chanced the proprietor. {t
Whereupon Field went through hla
dothes and dug up from all sources
ho sum of (55 cents. The proprietor }
iras game and settled the $3S account t
.'or Field's pile.
But that wasn't all. "Isn't It ens- *
:omary," inquired Field, "for the pro- j
?rletor to set Vm np when a customer ; (
xunefl In an<l squares up a $38 ao
ount?"
"Well, yes, I suppose It Is custom- 1
try*" admitted the proprietor. "Sure
t ts. Whafll you have?" (
"I don't know what the rest of the .
:rowd wnnts," says Field, "but I ,
mow what I want. I'll take a bottle j
>f champagne."
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J FOR SALE \
* 350 acre farm. ( mile- north of Kinirn
* tree on Sumter -oad. *0 acres highly cul- *
4 tivated, and will produce & bale of cotton, 4
* or 75 bushers of corn to the acre. Excei- 4
* lent tobacco land. Pine timber 12 inches *
4 diameter sold, cut and removed. 75 acres 4
4 of island land in Black River Swamp and
* 75 acre1! of rich, fertile buy land that can *
4 be put in biirbest state of cultivation at 4
* small expense. Four room dwelling, uock 4
* room 2( feet by IS feet, w'th 10 foot hall- J
4 way. One tenant house, barn, sbeds, 3tc. 4
4 Conveniently located with respect to town, 4
J county seat, churchee, schools, railroad. *
4 markets, etc. Price $15 per acre. NET. 4
4 Purchaser to pay for papers. Apply
| J. D. GILLAND,
J Attorney-at-Law *
; KINGSTKKK. ... S C\ 4
?
Don't Buy a Piano
until you have written the great
house of v
: : Chas. M. Stieff. : :
It will only cost you two cents,
and you not only save many dollars
in a purchase but run no risk of securing
a cheap piano. No matter
what agent or dealer is trying to
sell you, write Stieff betore you buy.
^ is The Stieff w ^
is the only artistic piano sold direct j
to you by its maker.
Chas. M. Stieff,
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff, Shaw and Stieff
Self-player Pianos.
SOUTHERN WAREWOMi
5 West Trade Street,
CHarlotte, - - N. C.
C. SI. W1LMOTH, Manager.
TaHE Gentleman's watch
must combine reliability
with beauty. Discriminating men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Walthams ft the O >;:iai Series rejmsent
t!ie L>t v. < : <i 1:1 a Vinaking.
Th'-y are made z* as it ;s cnfe to
male: a reliable Hat h. Tfcey possess
cr-- . .<! v. ill eivtf a hie long
Serv.ce < a ...rate "ir'c-ki. .'j'tng.
\.> nr- V . jrart. for fi r Wafc
tjbti. \Vui - 11" wide
i .-if.. i..i.. i? i.i'.c ..it: : at
US
WATTS & WATTS!
THE KIN6STREE JEWELERS
We are now receiving something
new in
Decorated Art Ware
:onsistin j of Floor Stands, Vases,
langing Baskets and Japanese
3oods.
Diamonds, Cut Cilass, Wedding
ind other presents, all at mode ate
prices.
Also a fine assortment of
kVatches, Clocks, Silverware,Jewdry
and Fancy Goods. Call and
examine our Stock.
Clocks Watches and Jewelry
leatly repaired.
A Fine line of Ladies' Shopping
3ag? jusi: received.
Watts & Watts,
Opposite the Depot.
El EfiTPIO THE BEST FOR
n ..??JL IrlSl BILIOUSNESS
BI1TERS kidneys
2000 BU
Bust Proof i
'
i
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* THE farmer who pla
gets best results, and it i
of every farmer to plar
not be a slave to low pri
STOP! Think of the
corn. So, why not raise ]
Now is the time to start
tion, by planting oats ez
best seed oats at
Farmers' Si
KING8TRE
\
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Suppose Your h
Burn Tor
FOK
INSUR
Of Any Ki
KINGSTREE INSURANCE
LOAN COft
oi?ror-^-i
WHAT IT
A Bank's I
Is the fund along with the Cap
4-Unf rn?Afn/?fo fnn/N
X iuiiio mat |;iuttvto tuv
fore the larger it is, the gres
positor has. This Bank b
Capital Stock of.._
Surplus Fund of
Undivided Profits of
O Additional Stockholders' I
M Total
11 This means that this Bank must
H of its depositors could lose a <
0 for ycu. Do business wkji
g/ never lost a Dollar.
The Bank of
D. C. Scorr, Piv.-idint. J
K W. Kaikky, fishier. N
WM. W. BARK, ,
?,?g?vamr?cga3g-^w y???m
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Q FRESH Ci
1 Horses an
X JUST ARK
X Come and see
X get your <
V YOURS TO
8 Williamsburg Live Stock
O Kin^stree, Sonth
ISHELS I
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M uais; J
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mts his oats early *
should be the slogan \
it more grain and
ced cotton,
price of hay and
Tiore grain at home? ^
. in the right direcirly
and buying the i
ippljf Co.'s!
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MEANS -flj
Surplus , :m
ital Stock and Undivided
si tors from loss; there- JJ
ater protection the de- }
iasa ' sM
$30,000.00
20,000.00
8,279.77
liability. .. 30,000.00 ^
$88,279.76 S
lose $88,279.76 before one SI
cent. This protection is H
The Bank that has O
Kingsiree
. A. KKi.i.EY,Yice Pres.
. I). I.esesne. Asst. Cashier. Jk.,
Teller. ;
iwnmarnaKraA i> * b ?ww i mM tI^^M
VR OF g'
d Mules I
:ived. ' X 'h
them and X
choice. X
PLEASE V
Company's Stables s i
Carolina. ft
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