The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 01, 1912, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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goods as are seasonable
lor and give our c list on
We have a lot of da
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A ROUND OF FLEASURF:
Morrisville the Center of Many
Enjoyable Occasions.
Morrisville. July ? One of the j
most enjoyable occasions of the I
season was the house party piven by 1
the Misses Biockinton and Mun-;
nerlyn in honor of their friends.!
Misses Mae Bradham. Ruth and Lila
Byrd of Bamberp.
The first week of the occasion was
spent with Miss Daisie Bell Munneriyn
at Choppee. The party consisted
of seven pirls and seven boys, while '
others were constantly cominp in
and poinp. Such sports as horseback
riuinp.tennis and automobilinp
were very much enjoyed by all.
On Tuesday nipht Miss Munner'
* - - 1 -- 1 Unv
jvn entertained in uuu??i ui nn
guests. Dainty refreshments were
served. A large number of friends
were present and enjoyed the occasion.
At the close of a pleasant week
the party was accompanied by the1
Misses Brockinton to their home at
Morrisville in an auto. While
there, Mrs F Rhem entertained at a
six o'clock dinner, which was tastefully
served in courses.
On Monday afternoon the Misses
Brockinton entertained at cards and
served an ice cream course, with a
choice selection of cakes. On the i
following Tuesday a launch party
was given at Georgetown in the afternoon.
and that night a party or
dance was given by Mr Lauricei
Rhem in honor of the guests, which
was enjoyed very much by all. The j
remainder of the night was spent at |
the Tourist hotel.
Wednesday morning the party
were met at the wharf by Mr J W
Slfinnpr hrnth^r-in-la\v to the Misses !
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Brockinton, in his gasoline launch.
After a very pleasant ride of two,
hours the party were landed at
Pawley's Island, where they had a (
"swimming"good time".
A new programme was arranged '
for each day, such as surf bathing,
fishing, striking, oyster roast, etc.
Mrs Skinner never tired in her
charming manner of giving her
guests a good time; the entire house i
was turned over for their pleasure.!
After a pleasant week spent- onj
the island the party returned to Mr!
B 0 Brockinton's home. On the fol-1
lowing Monday the party were taken
in an automobile to Kingstree,where
they met quite a number of their
friends and the day was spent very
pleasantly.
On Wednesday the party was
broken up and the Misses Brockirr
ton took their guests in an automobile
to Andrews, where they took
the train for their homes at Bamberg.
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5E: 10c yard-wide Percales
?r 10c 40-in White Lawi
jr: 5c Colored Lawns
Sr 8c Colored Lawns
5E 10c Colored Lawns
8= 6c Calico
% *rfcGENTS' STRAV
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de a practice of putting on s
r and dependable, and if we
ners the opportunity to buy
linty law ns, heauiitui nnens
and footwear of ail kinds loi
pee Dry
Andrews Personal Items. i
Andrews. July L'T:?Our new hank I f
will soon he completed anil whin a
finished will he one of the hand- w
somest i>ne-story brick buildings to a
he found anywhere in the State.
Work will soon be comenced on tl
a two-story brick storehouse for the n
i'heonix Furniture company of ii
Georgetown, who will have a branch p
store at this place.
Mrs Mensell and daughter, Miss
Mensell. also Miss Mabel Jenkins, of ?
i a
\ irginia, are visiting their rela- j ^
tives, the Mesdame- John and Ken j f
\VI ifo
The many friends of Mrs J L
Grant will be glad to know that she |
is home and recovering rapidly from j
an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Loui-e Coop- r of Fairfield 0
ft
has returned to her home after a u
pleasant visit to Dr and Mrs Hopan.
The vounir men pave a deliphtful c
T
moonlipht picnic, complimentary to
the younp ladies at Black river last
Wednesday nipht. Every one en- p
joyed the occasion. s]
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Bring
a glass or boi
I It makes one think of
I and wholesome and celi
I ling, teeming with pal
B your soda fountain old o;
m Our new
m A l telling c
Cola vindication at
nooga, for the askir
Demand the Genuine a
Whenever^^^ THE COCA-COL
you see an Atlanta, ga.
Arrow think <.j
of Coca-Cola.
RDEI
5c yd 10c Dress C
is 0 l-2c Ladies' Un
3 l?2c 10c Embro
5c 10c Val La
7 l-2c 25c Dress
4r sOc Umbre
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V HATS AT HALF PRI
BUTLER
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special sales and running t
find that we have more of
litem at just wnai w e pau
. laces and embroideries\\!
r ladies. A complete line o
Goods <
Tobacco was planted at Andrews- |
or the first time by Messrs -James
nd Payne. We don't think that the
i'oed Could be better. Their fields
re beautiful.
The new hospital will be open on
he first of August. It is quite a I
eat building and one that is a cred- ;i
: to our town. It is for colored .
eople. ^ P_M E.
aouce.
The Daughters of the Confedercy
will serve ice cream and cake on
he court house square on Friday
rom (> to 8 p. m. Committee: I
Mrs D C Scott, Chm.
" J F McFadden,
" WHCarr,
Miss Helen Scott.
"Were all medicines as meritorius
as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
nd Diarrhoea Remedy the world ,
ould be much better off and the
ercentage of suffering greatly dereased,"
writes Lindsay Scott of I
emple. Ind. For sale bv all dealers.1'
I
L D Rodders is closing out his "
rocery business and is offering his (
plendid line at cost for cash only., .
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Tie Old
)aken Bucket
illed to the brim with
)ld,clearpurity?nosuch j
ater nowadays,
back the old days with
ttle of
everything that's pure
ghtful. Bright, sparkaken^bucket.^^
j
jim \
? IN
iinghams 6 l-2c
deryests 4c each
idery 5c
ce 5c
Silks 15c
illas 25c
CE
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he "Steam Roiier" over
any certain lines than w
.1 for them. Tills is hett-;
hich w e have consigned t
i up-to-date gents shoe*
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[I WAYS 1
1 Begin right.
Know yourself.
Limit your'expenses.
Watch the leaks.
0 Stop the leaks.
1 have a home bar
Avoid goid-bri<
Own a l ome
Don't be a
Be a ma
Take c
b) We will start you right.
1 on which we will pay 4?0 coi
The Bank
I>. ( . Sott, President.
F W. F.ui.'EV, C'n-liier.
Wm. W. P>.*
I BEST QUALITY.
L. Wetherh
MSPS CYF
ISASH, DOORS
CHARLE
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
CORT1
METAL S
Storm-proof, too, because they interlcx
finest driving snow or rain cannot sift under
Best roof for country buildings, becausi
They'll last as long as the building, an
V e have local representatives almost?
locality, wr:-? us direct for samples, prices a
CORTRiCHT METAL ROOFING
MOLES A
Removed with MOLESOFF, v
how large,or how far raised ab
they will never return, and nol
OFF is applied directly to the !
disappears in about six days, ki
skin smooth and natural.
MOLESOFF is put up only in
Each bottle is neatly packed
full directions, and contains <
or ten ordinary MOLES or WJ
der a positive GUARANTEE
or WART, we will promptly re
FLORIDA DISTRII
Dept. B-172, - P
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25c Boys' Pants
$1.00 Gents'Shirts
50c Gents' Shirts
35c Gents' Shirts
?5 f\f\ Chnpc
W C IIV/VJ
$4.00 Shoes
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:k schemes.
"good fellow."
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are of your health. !
f" aa ...ill ?n^/-niint itn. A'
CI .in/ ?III upcil ail avwuum m p- ^
tnpounded every three months. 1
of Kingstree
.T. A. Kki iky.Vice Pre.
X. 1>. I.k-k>nk, .V-t. Cashier.
,KH, Jr., Teller.
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EXPERT WORKMANSHIP, m
torn & Son, I
DRESS f
> AND BLINDS, 1
ISTON, S.C.. I
MGHT
HINGLES
pioOFtoJffij
:lc and overlap in such a way that the 1
s they're safe from all the elements. n
d never need repairs. 7 I
everywhere, but if none in your immediate I
paiid a mv SO North 23d St* B
COMPANY 2 PhilsdelphiVPaJ
NO WARTS
without pain or danger, no matter
ove the surface of the skin. And
trace or scar will be left. MOLESHOLE
or WART, which entirely
lling the germ and leaving the
i One Dollar bottles.
in a plain case, accompanied by
inrairrh romodv tn rprtlflVP pi flit
1 VI*?VV*J vv ? . V ~ r~> ;
lRTS. We sell MOLESOFF un- |
if it fails to remove your MOLE 1
ifund the dollar. i?
5UTING COMPANY,
ENSACOLA, FLA.
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JST PR
18c $2.50 Shoe
75c $2.00 Shoe
35c $1.50 Shoe
23c $1.00 Shoe
$3.50 50c Boys' 1
$2.50 50c Girls' [
OMPANY
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r Hei
our prices. vVe don't have
e need we quietly put them
?r than carrying them over t
o our bargain counter for im
; anc! furnishings.
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aa
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to. We only buy such \ jfl
on our bargain coun- M Xt
o the next season. # JflH
imediate sale at actual J H
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Arrival of Passenger Trains at ,A
Kingstree.
The AUantic Cuast Line railroad
has promulgated the following schedule.
which became effective Sunday,
October 15, 1911:
North Bound.
No 80 7:43 a m
*No 46 - - 11:37 a m
No 78 6:10 p m
South Bound. 5
No 79 11:13 a m
*No 47 - - - - 6:10 p m
XT _ on A. AO _ I ,
i\o OS ... v.vif p m ^
* I >aily except Sunday. 9
Deafness Cannot Be Cured J
by local applications, as they cannot reach the
disease*] portion r>f the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining or the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed, deafnese is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition, hear- -*>
ing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ^9
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed cond ition of the mucous surfaces. (
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case \ . 9
of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be ' 9
cure*! by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. 9
free. F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
FIRE! J
1866 1911. 1
H
I am pleased to I
announce to my old I
patrons and the I
public at large that 1
After the lOth inst. S
I will be fully pre- I
pared to carry on ]
the practice of' 1
Wash Suits 38c 5- I
)resses 38c I
3
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DENTISTRY J
in all its depart- I
ments. J
Call on me- if you \ J
want - 1
^ First Class WorK ^ I
Prices to Suit, jz? I
A. M. Snider. i
Office over Gamble & Jacobs' Drug Store,
Opposite The Record Office. v
9-7-tf
ilCES 1 \
s $1.75 2
s $1.25 2
s $1.00 2
s 85c 2