: All Property:
Owners
i
should realize the value of iden- i
tifying themselves with a HOME
bank, of joining interests with
those who are working for the ,
f advancement of this town and ,
vicinity. This matter is of real ,
and actual importance to each and ,
every one of us. If you are not ,
a property owner and would like
to become one (every man, every
woman and e\ery child has a ]
right to and should have a home '
?a home in which they can feel '
a personal interest and take pride:'
in adding the little improvements 1
which make for the beauty and i
pnmfnrt of lifp> start an account
with ihis bank, it will assist you ]
to conserve and save a larger \
part of your income and is the ,
first .step toward a home of your ]
own. Begin NOW. ,
Bank of Williamsburg
KIN3ST3EE, S. C. >
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3 Cotton is quoted today at Sic ? '
m for strict middling; seed $17 per ?
^ton, on the local market. ? i
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Give your business a tonic?adver- j
tise.
Mrs Lucile B Griffin of Greenville j
is visiting at Mrs L J Barr's. '
Hon W D Bryan of Taft was noted ,
-?* in town Friday. J
The slot machines in town have ]
' / been outlawed.
^ Mr W H Harmon of Chapman [
was noted here Tuesday between ,
trains.
Mr and Mrs H Foxwortb, of
Cades vicinity, were noted in town ,
Saturday. j
Messrs S A and F P Guerrv of 1
Zeb uere welcome visitors at our 1
sanctum Saturday. 1
Mr D E McCutchen. of the Indiantown
church vicinity, was in town
Saturday a few hours. '
LeRoy Lee, Esq, was in Florence j
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I me iuuuwmx; 11 IUOJ , utuif, w.v
after Thanksgiving, will be a holiThe
local telephone company has
made a contract with the Bell people
to furnish long distance connection 1
to all subscribers of the local service 1
who desire it. !
Wouldn't it be better to adopt 1
some other kind of fire alarm than i
the shooting of pistols? A good town i
y bell would be quite as effectual and i
far more seemly. _ <
Dr J C Beckman of Greelyvill*
paid u? a pleasant call Monday while
here in attendance upon the Count}
Medical association.
The old reliable Siegling Musk
House, of Charleston, has a new ac
in this issue. Don't fail to read it
and write them if you need anything
in the music line.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a temperance address
at the auditorium by L L Pick?tt
of Wilmore, Ky, Friday evening
at 7:30. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Kingstree Social Club will entertain
its friends with a Thanksgiving
dance to be given at the Kellanan
hotel on the evening of Novem
3er 29. Music will be discoursed by
the First Artillery band of Charlesion.
Kingstree is to have a new "M
D", l)r E 0 Taylor of Greelyville
laving decided to cast his lot with
as. The Doctor's othce will be over
Dr W V Brockington's drug store,
Are understand. We are glad to welcome
Dr Taylor in our midst.
Dr C D Jacobs and Mr R W Crosand
went to Charlotte, N C, Saturiay
evening and drove home through
:he country in Doctor Jacobs' new
iutomobile, arriving here Tuesday
ifternoon. They made the trip in 24
lours.
Mr Sam Stackley, who is a student
it Wofford College, came home last
light on account of a mishap on the
ilay-ground, causing his foot to be
iroken. His physician advised him
:hat it would be several weeks before
he could use the injured member.
We had the pleasure of shaking
tiands Tuesday with our boy-hood
friend, Mr W H Dickson, who now
lives at Johnsonville. Mr Dickson
was our next door neighbor at Cedar
Swamp for several years and the
while he was our "guide,philosopher
and friend."
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Sunday night, just after the close
of a spiritual revival, the Sabbath
stillness was shattered by the discharge
of fire-arms and other sounds
of disorder. Is there no remedy for
this lawlessness? Such things should
several uays iom wtreN aiicuum^ mc |
court of common pleas.
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We've got the finest town of its
size to be found anywhere. Let the
world know it?advertise.
Mr S T Nesrnith of Morrisville fa- j
vored our sanctum with a pleasant ]
call Saturday while in town. <
. -f. We were pleased to have a visit 1
Saturday from our friend, Mr R I) 1
Gamble, of Indiantown postoffice. '
Mrs M F Swann and daughter,
Miss Eula, returned Thursday night j
from a delightful visit to Tampa, '
Fla. 1
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. An advertisement in The Record 1
f \ goes into the hands of eighteen hun- \
dred people ? the best people on <
earth.
If you don't want this paper dis- I ]
continued, we will take it as a favor ,;
to so notify us, but please pay what j ]
you owe first. j <
Mr E D Sallenger,one of the News j'
- & Courier's "bright young men,"^
was in town Friday in the interest of ;
that popular daily. ]
Mrs W H McGee and Mrs C W
Wolfe and little Miss Stella Wolfe J'
are spending several days this week ],
in the City by the Ocean.
Col W B Logan of Charleston and 1
George P Logan, Esq, of Columbia :
nj spent several days in town this week 1
with their mother's family.
Mr H J Brown of Cades brought
us last Saturday two fine large po^B"^
tatoes of his raising. We thank our
B9 friend for his thoughtful kindness.
Mr Jesse Hawkins of Sumter arrived
in town Saturday night on a
H visit to his mother,Mrs E B Hawkins,
B who returned with him on Sunday.
B ^ Several bunches of partridges
^rirtiave passed us recently in the hands
B* \ of some one else. Who will bring us ,
B a nice string for love or money, or ,
B Kingstree High and Graded school
B will be in session next Saturday, as
T??n'rleir Kninnr thn Hqv I '
not be tolerated in a law-abiding
community.
Mr F L Willcox and Mr Sharkey,
nis assistant, were here Monday on
professional husiness. Mr Willcox
is the junior member of the well
known firm of Florence attorneys,
Willcox & Willcox, whose large clientele
extends throughout the entire
Pee Dee section.
Another new town site on the G
fc W extension has been laid out and
a big auction sale will take place
lext Tuesday and Wednesday, the
28th and 29th inst. The big page advertisement
in tnis issue gives the
particulars about the sale of lots in
the promising town of "Henry".
Mr J W Chapman, proprietor of
Florence Marble Yards, is offering
monuments and tombstones at a sacrifice
for two weeks. If you need
anything in this line to mark the
net rp^tinir nlace of vour loved ones.
:his is your chance to get a nice
stone cheap. Note ad elsewhere.
We are pleased to see that our
business men are making practical
application of Dr Dili's advice: "It
pays to advertise." Among our hunired
or more State exchanges, we
;an always pick out the progressive
towns by the number of merchants
tvho advertise in the local newspapers.
When you pay your subscription a
year ahead let us send you the
"Woman's World," a first rate mag
* J " wvwrt'nrtlittw ?-v% /?f 11 %?/rx oil V
; ?* *? Jh2 question
J[ \uf\ 'or potatoes
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fnlf The conclus on is that
V3 ST~ ammonia, 8"o phosphoric
i 1 POl
Ujl for early potatoes and 800 Ihs
the in the form of Sulfate.
Many prowers use double i
Such brands can be had if v<
so-called potato fertilizers of
Write us for Potash prices
i r
. . a:,d directions.
Cf *' GERMA1
V&: . Contmental Bide., Bui
tetassSh*.-,
He looks well and hearty, much im1
proved by his summer trips.
Between now and January of the
I new year we are going to try to
1 send a statement to every subscriber
in arrears. Meantime it will save us
lots of trouble and expense if you
1 will pay what you owe without requiring
a statement. Moreover, if
' you don't want the paper next year
: we would esteem it a great favor to
: so advise us?only,if you are behind,
pleasp enclose money order, check,
j stamps or something to balance your
account,
I
Mr E D Epps of Central presented
us Saturday with a sackful of sweet
potatoes and turnips, which, it were
needless to say, was a most accept
able gift. As Thanksgiving draws
near we are daily more forcibly reminded
of how many things we
should be grateful for, especially the
manifold kindnesses of our liberalhearted
friends. Mr Epps says that
he will have some better turnip?
later on, but the kind he sent us is
plenty good enough for us, thank
you.
Within the past two weeks we
have had two half-page advertise1
ments and one whole page, all ol
which came from other counties,except
one page. Friends,if it pays the
business men of Florence and
Georgetown to use our space, how
much more profitable should it be to
the business men of our own town
and county, where the circulation of
The Record is so much greater?
Don't get demoralized by the supposed
"dull season"; now, as never
before, is the time to advertise.
Most weekiy papers published on
Thursday, the day The Record goes
to press,require "copy" for communications
of length, or advertising,to
be submitted not later than Saturday
or Monday. We have strained a
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And you would like long
hair? Rich, heavy hair?
| Beautiful, luxuriant hair?
i That is perfectly natural, and
i we are here to help you.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a great
aid to nature in producing
just the kind of hair you desire.
Do not be afraid to
use it. No danger of its coloring
your hair. The ingredients
are all given on each
label, thus enabling your
doctor to wisely advise you
concerning its use. Consult
him freely. He knows.
Kk1? by th> J. O. ATIE CO.. Low?U, Km.
, '
j point ana extenueu cur nmii lu
I Tuesday noon of the current week,
i yet nearly every week we receive
advertisements on contributions
Wednesday and even Thursday, accompanied
always with the request
"to be sure to publish in this week's
paper."
We are sorry to have to make excuses
again for the paper being late,
but there cam^ in a rush of belated
matter after our time limit, all of
which we were asked to be sure to
. publish this week, as it was very im|
portant. We endeavored to comply,
; but although we worked overtime,
| we could not get the tyye set and
J the paper printed on time. It is
1 physically impossible to avoid being
i late unless we adhere strictly to our
| rule not to publish' an\ thing that
I comes in later than Tuesday morning.
This week we had over two columns
to come in Wednesday and
I Thursday. Now, friends, we are do]
ing all in our power to give yoi
good service, won't you please help
,; us by not asking us to publish length}
| articles submitted later than Tues,'
day morning? Unless our rule be
! adhered to, we shall be forced tc
| change our day of publication tc
Friday, instead of Thursday.
Want
Lona Hair? I
Et/.IIlf, 21I1U tt picilliuill MIVIU1C, Ci 11 1U1
the trifling sum of fifteen cents extra.
You get the magazine the whole
year and the picture besides, all for
fifteen cents. Sample copies may be
seen at this office.
Presiding Elder Meadors and Rev
W A Fairy will leave Monday for
Bennettsville to attend the annual
conference of the Methodist church,
which meets there next week. Mr
Fairy savs that the report from
Kingstree church shows more progress
along all lines than was ever
shown before in its history.
Do you take The Progressive
Farmer? Every "progressive farm-"
er" should read this excellent agricultural
paper. It comes 52 times a
year for only one dollar, or in club
TUrt DnoAvrl tllQ ftTA T^QTV^rC
W J til X lie IVCLUi \A y tllV v??w
may be had for $1.75. This is a
special club offer and every one who
wants a good farm paper should
take advantage of it, as the price
will be advanced later on.
Drs William and Isaac Boyd, of
the Hermann section, than whom
there are few more welcome visitors
here at any time, were in town
Monday exchanging greetings with
their friends. Dr William Boyd was
!n a sanitarium at Battle Creek'
Michigan, during most of the summer
months, and has also spent several
weeks at the North recently.
of the most profitable fertilizer !
).as been the subject of very I
acrt: of 5 "u ^
acid and 1(J"? fr
'ASH I
. of 3-6-S for the late crop are the J ij
: conditions. The Potash should J IJi
hese amounts. \rl
>u insist upon them. Do not accept fT
low prade. ~1~t
and for Free hooks with formulas j-l
N KALI WORKS, Inc. TI
timore Mo.iadr.ock Slock, Chicago \
A House Party.
Miss Helen Scott gave a charming '
house party last Saturday evening in
honor of her guests, Misses Wake,
field Mattison of Winnsboro, Annie m
: Lee McNeil of Florence, Margarette W
Michie and Flora Ervin of Darlington I
j and Christian Hawley of Charlotte, .JL
' N C. Those present were: Misses
Jimmie Britton, Harriett Crouch, a
J Margaret Youmans, Agness Erck- 9
mon, Alma Davis; Messrs E L Fishburne,
S P Harper, Dr R C McGrbe,
W W Barr, P G Gourdin, J H Scott,
D C Scott, W R Scott,J L Brocking- j|
ton, and T G Boddie of Florence. f
PROPERTY FOR SALE!
THE ANDERSON HOUSE?
! TWO STORIES, EIGHT
1 ROOMS.
House itself cost $2,400, when
built several years ago. Same
' house couldn't be built for $2,800
; now. House was not built for
rent, no shoddy work in it. Built |
of first class lumber throughout. I
' It is built on exactly the same |
plan as other houses in Kings- |
tree that couldn't be bought for |
1 twice the amount asked for this B
house. Large lot, barn, stables M
and good fences. A ,first-class
home. House (alone) insured d
for $1,800; could therefore be |
mortgaged for the same amount I
1 cow with three weeks ?alf. Apply to vM
R H Kellahan,
; ll-23-3tp Kingstree, S C, .
For Sale?Cabbage plants. Ready
at any time. H J Brown, ?
ll-23-3tp Cades, S C.
For Sale?Several desirable building
lots in Kingstree for sale cheap,
for cash. See Philip H Arrowsmith,
attorney-at-law, Hirsch Building.
11?16?tf
For Sale?Two second-hand baby
carriages in good condition, cheap. Apply.
XX c-o The Record.
10-19-tf
We want 25 good working
men with families to
settle here;can give steady
work and good wages.
Call to see us or write us
and we will give full particulars
and information.
D. W. ALDERMAN & SONS CO.,
ll-2-8t Alcolu, S. C.
Receipt Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages and
all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at
TTie Record office. If we have not tha
form you wish we can print it on short T*1
notice. 1 J
Lot consists of two original lots, I
and worth, without house or out- 1
buildings, from 600 to 800 dollars. I
Barn and stable worth several
hundred dollars. Fences alone cost
over a hundred dollars. Can
be bought now for $2,500. Terms
reasonable. Look at the proper- > *
ty yourself, and investigate every
statement made in this arti- w
i cle, and if interested, I can give \|/
you some information relative to
this property. House will rent a;
i for $18.00 per month. Property
will bring $3,500 if held. This
offer will soon be withdrawn, w
other arrangements being made, \b
and if you want the property for (j/
$2,500, act at once.
, MOTHER KINGSTREE PROP- a;
ERTY FOR SALE. J?
W. W. BARR, Jr. g
Real Estate and Insurance, t
K"ir>fr?h*pp S. 0. \v.
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SPECIAL NOTICES jjj
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(jr to get a notice under this j|/
1 heading. Price one cent a it/
' Ac3 word for each insertion. \|/
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For Sale?One fine Jersov milch it/
Don't Miss
Jenkinson Bros. (
Thanksgiving 0
2,000 yds of 6?c Calicoes in 2,(
a beautiful run of styles and spi
patterns, all put in at 5c yd. jn(
2,000 yds Outing Flannels in Th
a beautiful run of styles and ^
patterns, all put in at 5c yd.
2.000 vds Ginghams and ! o r
w jj
Chambrays, well worth 7c j]
yard, but we put them all in |j
at Thanksgiving prices only |;i re*
5c yd. I; 8c
2,000 yds Sea Island Home- j
spun 38 to 40 inches wide ' ^
in lengths from li to 31 yd i.
will go at 4*c yd. jj in
Jenkmsonl
M MEMORIAL STO
I November 20, Oi
to! if you expec
pjj Memorial, come i
Y*' I have in stocl
88 some obligation
||j count 20 per cer
;?j! cember 2,
| Florence
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Florence
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StacK
Dry Goo
Just received the following
Ladies' Voile Skirts, worth $10,
Ladies' Panama Skirts, worth $
Ladies' Serge Skirts, worth $6.0
In Blacks and Blues, no two
Ladies' Coat Suits from $10 to $1
Made to fit the customer.
A large line of Children's ar
50c to $3.50. Would like you 1
guarantee the price and quality
to show the goods.
KEEP YOUR EYES
stack
Dry Goods <
L
' ^1S 3 ? : $ 3 S 6 ft ^'
l^tUilM
1 Buildings covered over twentjryears
never needed repairs. Fireproof?Storm]
We have local representatives almost ev<
mediate locality, write us direct for sam
C0RTR1GHT METAL RO
60 North 23rd Street
he Record and Worn
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fferings.
KK) yds Sea Island Homejn
in full pieces, 38 to 40 j|
;hes wide, will all go at
anksgiving prices, only
vH.
K)0 yds best Sea Island k
>mespun 36 inches wide,
?ular 10c seller, will go at
the yd. si
.
;
Dozen Bleached Huckerck
Towels, 18x40 inches
size, will go at 10c each.
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3ros. Co. I
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NFS P.HFAP! H I
IllkaV VIIHIII y I ? y
ecember 2; 1 I
t to buy a Jp
md see what ra
c. To meet 58
is, will dis- ?j
it until DeMarble
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jssaas |
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ley's |
>ds Co. $
in
, - fli
new goods: ;|;
now $7.50 ;J:
8.00, now $6.50 (ft
0, now $4.00 (ft
alike. Ifi
20. New styles, new colors. /f\
id Misses' wash suits from
;o call before buying; we (ft
of the goods. No trouble (ft
(ft
(ft
ON WINDOWS. J)
ley's:
Company. $
gg
ago are as good as new and have
?roof?Handsome?Inexpensive.
:rywhere but if none in your imples,
prices and full particulars.
OFING COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa.
an's World $L15.
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