The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 23, 1911, Page TWO, Image 2
I Beginning Fi
offered in Willia
i rtr* t-i
:| when we otter
ii Missouri" or "ar
' . J| visit our store ai
IClothing-lV
Big Stoc
Boys' Suits $1,25, 1
Men's $20.00 Suits
Men's $15.00 Suits
Three Hundred an
g all sizes, ranging fron
| hats:
! 3 Big Stock men's
g! styles, Sale price $1.00
Isold many places $4.0<
Tl
Yours
Wilki
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i WINTHROP
COLLEGE NOTES. di
New Science Building?Girls* To- w
mato Clubs.
(Received too late for last week"? ls<-ne). g
TTT.-_.H_ /-?11 ? P L- Hill \'o
yvintnrup va^hc^c, i?w? ......
vember 13:?The new science build- a
ing was begun this week and the
workmen are busy measuring off the
grounds and getting things ready to jn
lay the foundation. or
?Miss Marie Cromer of Aiken, the ?e
*^tate agent for the United States w
Department of Agriculture for the
4rla' canning clubs of South Caro- rj
fi.na ,ia to make her headquarters at cl<
Winthrop this year. Winthrop Col^
lege and the United States Departaeat
si Agriculture are to cooperate
with Miss Cromer not only in ?
girls' canning clubs but in other tii
work bearing upon the making of tt
better homes for the people of the u<
Rata. th
There is an Aiken girl in college ^
low who was given a scholarship for
making the finest tomatoes produced fe
in that county last year. oi
There are a number of clubs now le
being formed which are open to er
ffirls. Mr Earnest Thompson Seton
lectured here last Monday night and ^
he told about a scouting club organization,
which is being planned for la
tlhrls,something similar to that which F
the boys have: Mr Seton is the orig- H
snator of the scouting club organiza- M
4|on in America and he has also in
written several books on the lives of
wild animals. While here he gave th
two lectures. The second was an il- gi
kiairated one on the lives of wild b<
dhi ma!s in America. jSl
The three literary societies are go- di
ffig to have their joint celebration ?
turday evening, November 18. ^
Hon Mendel L Smith of Camden has Si
Accepted the invitation to address: Tl
#em on this occasion. E H. te
? te
A Blease'a Pardons.
mT lp? Onley.who was convicted in
W fifchland county in September of Hi
f -*#06 on the charge of manslaughter j
I And sentenced to serve seven years in W
State penitentiary, has been par- Es
Mm
gggg?;^mss>^!Sfs>?ns7STstsfs
fhe Goods
! HATS!
hats, good quality, rnev
to $3.00. Our $3.00 hat i
9 to $5.00. >
Sis S|
For Qu
ns_wi
ie time and the plai
I
:>ned by the Governor.
The sentence of Willie Williams, I
ho was convicted in Kershaw coun- I
' in November of I9ll and given a I
ie of $100 or three months on the
ibl;c works, has been commuted to J
fine of $50 or three months.
The Governor has granted a parole t
> Elijah Walker, who was convicted i<
Anderson county in July of 190"? f
i the charge of manslaughter and
ntenced to five years on the public,
orks of that county.
Since assuming office on Janua- ?
> 17, the Governor has extended j
emency in 260 cases. ! t
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Mens from Zeb. 1
Zeb, November 21:?The farmers [
ound Zeb who 'had been for some c
me weanng broad smiles due to i
>e yield of cotton and other prod- *
its, have been caused to frown by J
ie late quotations of prices for j
leir products. I
Our community was saddened a l
w days ago by the death of one of
ir teachers.Miss Grace Jervey, who j '
ft school Friday afternoon ap par-;
itly well and died on Sunday folwing.
She was buried Tuesday,
ovember 14.
"Frost" visited our community
tely; guess it must have been Mr
rost Cannon from the new town of
emingway calling on his sister,
iss Ela Cannon, who is now teachg
in the Zeb graded school.
On Friday afternoon,November 17?
i<! "Moonbeam Society" was oranized
here, the following officers
iing elected: Fresident, Mr Hazle
trong; vice president, Mr Cary Tisile;
secretary and treasurer, Miss
el!e Walters; first critic, M'ss Edith i
Ialters; second critic, Miss Wilma j
;:rong; censor,Mr Enoch Bradshaw. i
ie society hopes to carry out an in- i
resting programme on Friday afrnoon.
Honor Roll for Zeb School.
eighth grade. ?!
?izle Strong - ? 92$ '
SIXTH GRADB. ?
ilma Strong .874
ther Walters So ! J
iVe Have 1
iday morning to ru
msburg County dur
largains the are the
ly old place" we'll s
nd let us show the ?
FVKUE9BCKCSBBZOnMHHHEHEfiL* j&L
lens' and Boys'
;k Must Go.
value reduced to $1.00.
? reduced to $15.00.
reduced to $12.00.
d Fifty (350) Pairs Pants
i 75c to S5.00 at this Salt
n Thirty Days this
ing this Year of Ou
y Real Thing?all \\
how you that we ms
roods and quote pric
Blankets!
i \
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\ The Icy Breath of the
unprepared?Now is the
winter. We have a spl
from $1.00 to $7.50 the
i
5? them.
5.1
SHOES!
J
Big Stock of shoes sa
s
the customer.
lie Is
ick Sale
lolesak
ce: The time Friday ri
wmmmmmmm
FOURTH GRADESmmett
Strong ! 95 l3 j -]
rulton Strong 904 j
?ula Walters 85 I
SECOND GRADE,
dazie Walters 85 S
Sometimes when a man is pre- j
ending to be looking for a wife he
s merely hunting for a good cook. f
lew are of such. ,
A Father's.Vengeancu S
vould have fallen on any one who
ittacked the son of Peter Bondy, of "
south Rockwood, Mich., but he was
jowerless before attacks oi; Kidney
rouble. "Doctors could not help C
lim," he wrote, "so at last we gave
lim Electric Bitters and he improv- \
?d wonderfully from taking six
jottles. It's the best Kidney medi- g
:ine I ever saw." Backache, Tired
;eeling, Nervousness, Loss of Appe- ^
;ite, warn of Kidney trouble that
nay end in dropsy, diabetes or
3right's disease. Beware: Take
Slectric Bitters and be safe. Every r
)ottle guaranteed. 50c at M L a
Mien's. "f,
N{\L cjs ?
t nnw'T
^ A
* Jenkinsons Bros,
f Thanksgi
*? Fine Dress Goods apd
New arrivals just in for Thanl
b W ove Dress (*oods in Blac
52 inches wide or.ly 50c yd. S
7? ines in Black, Navy, Garnet a
tless than 50c yd., our Thanksj
2.000 yds Linen Torchon La
wide will go at 5c yd. A pret
up-to-date Neckwear will go i
Call and see.
b Don't fail to see our line
LLong Jackets and Rain Coats ;
A few Ladies' all-wool Co
$7.50 the suit. Call and see tl
t Thanksgiving
I
jenKinson
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And Need
Sale will Eclipse ar
r Lord 1911. We ?
rool and a Yard Wi
ike good everything
:es.
Blankets!
Frost King caught many
time to get fixed for
endid line of Blankets
pair. Be sure to see
!
SHOES!
crificed at prices to suit
Strict
;s And
i Groce
norning,November;
New Advertisements
Thanksgiving Bargains in Dry Goods
?Jenkinson Bros Co.
Everything in Music?Seigling Music
House, Charleston.
special Sale of Player Pianos?Chas
M Stieff.
lot Supper and Bazaar?Indiantown
Graded School.
Rendition of Play "Messmates"?
Johnsonville High School.
portsmen's Goods?Kin.'stree Hardware
Co.
* ^ . * TT r _ n
loney Deposited tiere is a uause
for Thanksgiving ? Farmers &
Merchants Bank, Lake City.
Ireat Bargains for Ten Days?Butler
Dry Goods Co.
Valuable Town Property for Sale?
W W Barr, Jr.
lale of Lots in Town of Henry?Atlantic
Coast Realty Co.
lut Rates on Monuments and Tombstones?J
W Chapman, Florence.
The farmer has a good many
nouths to feed; he is even obliged
11 through the winter to feed thej
odder cutter. j
i
^
MISS I
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Company's "8 1
ving Offerings. " <
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Silks and Trimmings. 4 ^ (
<sgiving Offerings.
;k, Navy Green, Old Rose, , f '
plendid line of Brilliant- I
nd Browns, never sold for m ^ {
giving price "only 37?c yd. ' t
ce'from 1 inch to 2 inches a a 4
ty line of Ladies' most
at Thanksgiving prices. j
of Ladies' Coat Suits, X
all at Thanksgiving prices. T
at Suits,Satin Lined, only
lem.
Offerings. t
Bros. Co. \
RIC
The Mon
iv+Vifnor in f>.Q TX7017
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ire not given to Id
de, so to speak. I
f promised in this a
raKsmBBonBBHi
Dry Goods and
All Dress Goods sold
this Sale. Staple Dry Go<
per cent profit.
2 10 piece Toilet Setts
3 10 piece Toilet Setts
3 10 piece Toilet Setts
6 8 piece Toilet Setts
FIRST COME F
Men's fifty cent Shirt
Shirts 75c each.
Our line of Groceries <
lir C* n c
Small
ry Con
L7,torun30 days.Tl
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1 WHAT I
A Bank
Is the fund along with the
Prnfifc tlnafr nrnWfe fVm i
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fore the larger it is, the
positor has. This Ba
Capital Stock of
Surplus Fund of
Undivided Profits of...
^ Additional Stockholde
j Total
I This means that this Bank r
I of its depositors could los<
9 -for you. Do business >
never lost a Dollar.
The Bank
D. C. Scott, President.
F W. Fairey, Cashier.
Wm. W. Ba:
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| Horses a
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2 YOURS T
5 Williamsburg Live Sti
S Iligstres, 8<
jgT WHh the MiMom oi
I and a beautiful and 1
^H^pieass the most fasti
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of Bargain Giving j|.
le Boasting, and i j
fyou are "from i
d. All we ask is to i
M
I Dress Goods, i
i
at actual cost during eg
)ds only ONE QUARTER ?3
fWI
ISm
i, $4.20 actual cost. {?
>> 3.45 S
, 2.45 ?|
i, 1.65 actual cost. |
IRST SERVED. I
s 40c each; One Dollar | j
:an't be beat. S
E. I
Profits, I
npany
ie place--Wilkins'. 1
T MEANS0*3*! '
's Surplus '
Capital Stock and Undivided
depositors from loss; theregreater
protection the de- *1
nk has a . ?
....... ?30.000.00
20,000.00
8,279.77 ;,3
rs' Liability..... 30,000.00 ^ f
.... ?.>.?88,279.76 2
nust lose $88,279.76 before one II- [ M
2 a cent This protection is H
vith The Bank that has ?
of Kingstree I
J. A. KELLEY,Vice Pres. I
N. D. Lesesne, Asst. Cashier. I
rr, Jr., Teller. ^
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so them ^and X M
r choice. X
0 PLEASE Q |
ick Gompany's Stables 5 #
J '3$
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varied line of paper, we ean I
dious with JOB PRINTING. /^ji
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