pLool
(I Saturday, Jai
V\ a n i
jj a l lean sweep san
ft Wool and Cotton Urn
\\ next week, quoting p
H A Clean Sweep Sal
yl Pants and a large lin<
f) closed out during thi
ff prices next week.
A Clean Sweep Sal
fl Rugs and Art Squares
v\ Look for big ad next
fl Some of the Lever-Pi
\) C
If One case, 1200 yar<
\\ 8c values, will go in t
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COMES A BREEZE
'CROSS THE SEAS,
THE RECORD A WELCOME VISITOR
IN FOREIGN LANDS--A
MESSAGE FROM BRAZIL.
of Christmas we are going to have
out here. My heart aches when I see
the spiritual condition of the people
of this country. Oh,that their eyes
were opened and they could see the
need of our living Saviour! While
you are all rejoicing over the birth
of Christ, don't fail to pray for Brazil;
that He may be born in the
hearts of these precious people!
Kingstree has many sons and
daughters scattered far and wide
over this old world; but I don't think
she has one anywhere who can possibly
be more happy or more satisfied
than is this one. I am so glad
that I am here at this girls' boarding
school, working for our Heavenly
Father; I'd rather be here than any
Editor County Record: ?
This is just a note to tell you that
The Record has found its way to me
safely and that it is a most welcomed
visitor. It came to me very faithfully
the two years that I spent in Kansas
City?1,200 miles from home?
and I thought that I knew how to
appreciate it then, but I know it
now. Five copies have already
reached me and, though they are
over a month old, I am sure that I
greet them with more joy than any
of its readers who get them before
the ink is dried, I think now that I
know how dear old "Uncle Ike" (Mr
Isaac Epps) used to feel when it
went to him while he was teaching
away off in a little country school
and was so hungry for news from
the folk back at home. I know you
remember how he loved it. If any
of its readers have a tendency to
criticise it, you just tell them to
leave their loved ones and their
homes in Williamsburg: and go away
six thousand miles across the seas
and live awhile in a strange land
with strange people of strange customs,
then let a boat come in bringing
in two or three copies of the old
' County Record and see if they still
have the spirit of criticism.
This note will reach you about
Xmas time and may it be a happy,
happy Xmas for every one of you in
our old townl My heart almost overflows
when I think of the many
happy Xmas seasons that I have had
there. I am sure that there are
ttAtmor ii'Amnn
HittilV > u11IC11 anu nuuivu
there who will agree with me when
I say that there is no feeling just
like the "going home feeling" at
Xmas, when they are tired of school
work and their hearts are so hungry
to be at home with loved ones and
^rionHc i am wnndprincr what kind
marv 13, will mark
%/ 7
c- of all Men's, Ladies' and Chil
derwear. Look out for our t
rices.
e of all Children's Clothing,
e of Men's Pants will and mi
s sale. Look out for big ad qi
e of all Blankets, Comforts, Sp
5, Window Shades and Curtain
week quoting prices.
Dwer That Will be Used in our
lean Sweep Sale
Is, Apron Check Ginghams, r<
;his sale at 6 l-4c.
our big ad next 1
Rinse
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where else in all the world. I get
lonely sometimes and home seems so
far away, but just then Jesus,
seems to draw me closer to Him and j
proves Himself to be a Comforter
indeed. He has given me so many
! kind friends and such a lovely home
. out here.
i Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving,and
it seems that I never had so
much to thank my Father for.
With love to everybody in our old
home town, I am,
Leila Flossie Epps.
j Collegio Mineiro Americano,
Juiz de Fora,
Brazil, S A.
November 25, 1911.
TWe thank Miss Edds for her kind
I
expression of appreciation. On behalf
of The Record and its readers, we
invite this consecrated young woman,
who is devoting her talents to the
i Master's cause,to give us an occasional
letter for publication. No doubt
| her observation and experience in a
foreign county would make very intertaining
reading for The Record's
i circle.?Editor].
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your
Life Away KlnQslree People Have
learned Tbls Fact
When a healthy man or woman
begins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid,
depressed, suffers backache, head
ache, dizzy spells and urinary disor- i
ders, kidney weakness may be the ,
cause of it all. Keep the kidneys ,
well and they will keep you well.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
and keep them well. Can <
Kingstree readers demand further 1
proof than the following statement: ;
Mrs H Rembert, 312 Cleland St,
Georgetown, S C, says: "About a
year ago I had kidney complaint and 1
I suffered severely from dull, nag- <
1 ging backaches, headaches and dizzy 1
' spells. I did not rest well and morn- <
ings had no strength or energy.
Reading of Doan's Kidney Pills, 11
procured a box and it did not take
them long to relieve me. I have had >
no backache or trouble from my 1
kidneys since."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. '
Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other.
?
Ever notice how easy it is for a
man to get married who isn't able
to support a wife?
Death in Roaring Fire
may n?t result from the work of firebugs,
but often severe burns are
caused that make a quick need for
Bucklen's Arnica Salve,the quickest,
surest cure for burns, wounds,
bruises, boils, sores. It subdues inflammation.
It kills pain. It soothes
and heals. Drives olf skin eruptions,
ulcers or piles. Only 25c at M L Al
len's.
How much can the pullet?
For 1
; the opening day
dren's
>ig ad
T\?
1 kRee p
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Great UL
week quoting price
>n Bi
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
TRAIN IS COMING
hdl'DaTrn dv > c nnt/cDiu.
VI Kjltn AlJl/ W A V* l_Pa UWLinil
MENT AND ATLANTIC COAST
LINE RAILWAY.
The Atlantic Coast Line road im
provement train, which left Rich
mond, Va, on November 24, has en
tered our State and will be with u
until January 13. This train consist
of an engine and four cars, as fol
lows:
Two coaches, one of which is use<
for stereopticon views and the othei
containing models of road-workinj
machinery, operated by electricity
and models of good roads, as well a
a large collection of instructiv<
photographs; aprivate car for the ac
commodation of the Government ex
perts and Atlantic Coast Line repre
sentatives, and one baggage car.
Large, enthusiastic crowds hav<
met this train at every stop in Vir
ginia and North Carolina and ex
pressed themselves as being highl:
pleased with the free illustrated lec
ture and the exhibit car, both o:
which proved to be very instructiv<
as well as interesting. At a good
manv nlaoes the crowds were 8C
large that moving picture halls anc
theatres had to be secured in ordei
in order to accommodate them and
at other places,when the halls could
not be secured, it was necessary to
give two lectures in the coach, so as
to give all an opportunity to hear.
As previously stated, this Lain is
operated by the Atlantic Coast Line,
under the auspices of the United
States office of public rnads.
We know our people will give this
:rain a hearty reception and take
advantage of the opportunity to
earn all they can about the construction
und maintenance of good
r. ads, as there is nothing more important
for the development of our
State than good roads, well maintained.
Below we give a partial itinerary
of this train:
Monday, January 8?Leave Florence
2:57 p. m., arrive LakeJ City
3:53 p. m.
Tuesday, January 9?Leave Lake
City 12:00 noon, arrive Kingstree
12:35 p. m., leave Kingstree 3:05
p. m. arrive Lanes 3:31 p. m., leave
Lanes 6:01 d. m.. arrive *George
town 7:27 p. m.
Wednesday, January 10?Leave
*Georgetown 12:00 noon, arrive
* Andrews 12:38 p. m., leave *Andrews
3:08 p. m., arrive Manning
4:50 p. m.
Georgetown & Western railroad.
12-28-2t
v.i-' in the back a gt>od remedy
i<- VJles* Anti-Pain Pills.
L>r. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills for sciatica.
Tie Magi
of our Great Clean Sweep
I
1000 yards Pajar
2000 yards Sea L
|| to 3 1-2 pieces, 38 i
|HK h 1000 yards fine c
A large line of w
15c, our sale price
.. .. -^^>.1 1 case of heavy 5
wejj worth 10c, bui
Look out for our bi
;s. Look out and keep you:
ros. Co
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MKMW JMBBMMESOMMMtBBBMMMMMU have heretofore
X. Pittsburgh Perfec
#pflr worth of standard zr
Hr^ The hoop on the average so gar barrel in the isolated cour
made in a large factory, ita tires were welded by electnci
VH Washing machines, on many tube and buckets. Examine th<
mSll PITTSBURGH PERFECT" fences are made by this mod
FjC "THE WELD THAT HELD."
*&f JUIm roMfMAK Us I Lit MOWI Every agon
*&j] ma awa a iMiialCa fences is authorized to guaranh
3?5 That the wires are no* injured at the Joints?That the
% 1 to uneven ground?That the stays will not separata 11
fence is all right in every particular.
Could you ask any mora definite protection! Your comp!
BUW^uwy mouiout
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START THE Nl
ieticTl3^
Sale of all Winter Goods m K i
na Checks, one yard wide, ortly 8c yard. v qH
Bland Homespun in short lengths, 1 1-2 (( j
inches wide, only 4 l-2c. A M m
sland Homespun, 10 to 20> ^ -^;epes,
y 5c yard. afl||
heck Dimity, yard wide, i.
hite Madras, 36 inches;; *'
only 10c yard.
tea Island Homespun.
t we let it go in this ?
g ad next week quot |^H
r eye on the ma^
~ I
mpai I
hbh
: LD'NT expedfc a hal'
:g and strong, could you HKM^H
[-making crop come from
; properly fed.
3 known have enough plant
i cultivated. Exacting cro
mm
ia, Phosphoric Acid and Pc* Wm \ fl
)il?some crops requiring a JJ
I?/%?4^1?rrA9*n Ko m 1 AC
dUUlIICl. 1C1UUM19 111 UOk LTV UUAWU ao
^ as a do&or's prescription to supply the |*|
that are lacking, that the crop takes out J I
ilizers made by us are conscientiously made, i J
I cheapen them, and analysis would not shew | |
ce. But we prefer to give you the utmfgt: |
ds for the price you pay. For we consider I
)ur richest asset I'j |
ntiful yields of cotton?the mammoth yiel^Ll^
roduced by them, are winning fa j^H
prestige.
; now for information about t HH
ate Chemical Corporation- j^H
them mixed?and the nam
tate Chemical Coi jOH
IAR LESION, SOUTH CA I
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wmsmmm fl
Science has developed so
better titan the old styf
"Pitisburuh. HH
FEN 6 |
> Welded by Eh
th* modem method of conetrvetlon. Yes
it.rough the elimination of aarloua tone H^M|
olstore, cracks the galvanizing and allows the
nount of displaced galvanizing on "PITTSBURG
gainst rust at the electrically welded joint; ex |H|MH
k They are always just where they were pnt
when the union is madew The fence is like a oolu
ry Rod Is Guaranteed P M
rejudice in favor of the rapidly-declining and r
own. to warp your good judgment.
t" fences represent progress, because hundr
laterial is daily welded by electricity.
itry grocery store is an electrically welded pr?
ty. You will find electrically welded boope
em. HM
era. simple and marvelous pt ocean, produt |9^HH
t handling TITTSBURGM PfRfECT* ^ H|
sethisa
fence is perfectly adjustable
otn the strands.?That the51 H
lete satisfaction to ?
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icord $1.0
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