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0 \ lEVE inn H E time of yearr h; J. in keeping with th Coats, Hosier}7, etc. Fo Fall and Winter wearing Kings! SCHOOL MKM1IUN. Prospect Graded school opened October 28. The enrollment was good and much interest was shown by the trustees and patrons. XXX An educational rally was held in Williamsburg county, at Kingstree, on October 5. Miss Florence H Stubbs, county organizer of the Rural School Improvement association, issued me can lO irusiees, pan una and teachers of the county. Dr SC Mitchell spbke on this occasion. XXX The Cedar Swamp Graded school, Williamsburg county, opened Monday, October 14. This school has three teachers. ? /Southern School Xotes. XXX There are nearly 3(H) Wake Forest alumni in South Carolina, according to Southern School Notes. How many in Williamsburg county? XXX What's the matter with the correspondents who were to furnish us 41 " ^ - - -1 o n7 Copy lor mis column. >?eare willing to donate the space, pay for the type-setting,but please don't expect us t?> furnish the reading matter. if the hundred or more teachers in \Y bamsburg county don't think if nh while to contribute enough live matter of interest to their vocation, better abolish the department. A true if trite maxim is to the effect that you can lead the horse to water but you can't create a thirst. * ? ? INDIAKTOWN GRADED SCHOOL * ? ? ? HONOR ROLL. The following pupils of Indiantown Graded school, having by their punctuality and proficiency in studies attained that grading for month ending November 15 which entitles them to distinction in studies, are therefore so credited, as follows:N Grade I. Wilmot Danied .. 95 Grace Wilson 97 Harry Thompson 94 Grade III. Alberta Stuckey - 97 Jennie McCutchen 96 Alice Rollins 96 Eli Brown i G-ade IV. Mildred Wilson 97 Dorothy Daniel ... 9?' Birdie Wilson... ?..95 Sallie Bartelle 95 Martha Snowden 91 Grade V. Margaret Daniel 96 Liston Bartelle.. 94 Ophelia Eaddy 94 Grade VI. Bess McCutchen 96 Eva Gamble : 93 Gra.ie VIII. Lizzie Hanna 99 Ruth Wilson 99 Mattie Brown 97 Daisy Rollins 97 Grade X. * Josie Bartelle 99 r B E Our enti ? B $2.0 B $2.5 B $3.5 B $5.0 B $8.0 B I B B B B B B luiUUiUUUUUUiUlUUUUlUI :ryt as come when every man, worn e advanced autumn season, sue 0 r anything in these lines it wil apparel for all classes. Our I ree Dry # M/ IIA Fin< i il# ifc j* A fine lot of Lai jtf we are offering at f 0/ tfj 10/ TI. n noL'u *11 I y llll'ac vivuno mi lit tention. Come and delay. Stack 5 Dry Go( *vS II d*^o , to those who act as ' the local representatives of EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE and THE DELINEATOR ?all in addition to liberal commissions. Let us show you how you can Secure a Share simply by forwarding the subscriptioi your friends and neighbors and collecti renewals of our present subscribers. THIS month's prizes. There are lots of can be won only by persons living in I size as your own. Write at once to t BUTTERICK PUBLIS Butterick Building A LOCAL MAN or WOM is desired right now to repres territory?to call on those wl expire. Big money for the 3 in some other districts make 1 III w?ll? ,v time worKers are nuciauj v person taking up this positior resentative of the publishersPICTORIAL 222 West 39th Street. ! 11-28- 2t. Let Us Print You Soi CUT re line of Boys' Cloi 0 Boys' Suits 0 Boys' Suits 0 Boys' Suits 0 Boys' Suits >0 Boys7 Suits WW Nc BUTLER lUiUiUiUiUUiUUUMUUUUtti : . . .... H1N( an and child in Williamsourg :h as heavier underwear, hea" 1 be to your interest to call al )ress Goods Department is Goods < g:2L^-g g ^-g g g ^ ^ ^ 5"- ?" ?" eLinef ** Jies' Cloaks that ^ rom 50c up. * 1 e worth your'at- -JJ I see them without >fj Lley'si \lt ill Dds Co. jf JO k V 000.001 EING GIVEN AWAY ns of ' ng the Try for prizes that i towns same he 3HING COMPANY , New York City AN I i sent The Pictorial Review in this lose subscriptions are about to right person?representatives over $500.00 a month, Spare i aid for what they do. Any 1 becomes the direct local rep- | ( Write today for this offer of j REVIEW New York City 1 I ne Office Stationery i I TO T thing and Men's F $1.25 $1.50 $2.25 $3.00 $5.50 w is Your Ti DRY G UiUiUiliiUlUiUlUlUUiUiiUlUil j TO county must put aside their Sum vier clothing of all kinds?apprc t our store and examine our excepi i Complete. Do., - > ? rpoi 3CTO OE 8 WHY GO ELS For your Furniture buy so much cl | W. N. J AC ? = t\ Bed Springs from I I T\f P iuaiucsaco num DIron Beds from Wood Beds from 0 Rockers from Best grade All Wool Blankets q Good grade Wool Blankets 4 Also fine line Art Squa j Agent for World Famous Sin 1 W.N.MOBS, Kll 2 Cash or C I IUAI?ITTA AF i CORTR I Storm-proof, too, becansn they interlock and fines): driving inow or rain cannot sift under them. Best roof for country budding*, because they' They'll last as long as the building, and nervr We have local representatives almost everyw locality, write us direc} for samples, prices and full CORTR1GHT METAL ROOFING COR ql i 0 i i < Dways to Begin right. v Kr ow yourself. Limit your expenses. Watch the leaks. 0 Stop the leaks. nhave a home bank. Avoid gold-brick schei Own a home. 1 Don't be a "good 1 Be a man. Take care of y 3 We will start you right. $1.00 w on which we will pav 4% compound The Bank of F D. C. Scott, President. J. A F, W. Fa ire y, Cashier. N. D , Wm. W. Barr, Jr. mmnmimmmmmmmmmmmii HE BO >cintc to hp closed out i^lll VC V v v ? $1.50 Men's Pants $2.50 Men's Pants $3.50 Men's Pants $5.00 Men's Pants $6.00 Men's Pants me to Save M OODS CO iiUUUiUiUiU$iUUiUUiUUUiiiilUiUt 7 . - WE mer wearing apparel an< ipriate Millinery, High tionally large and varied KINGSTF ==oetI EWHERE " when you can leaper at JOBS?I $1.75 to $ 7.50 f 2.50 to 15.00 L 2.50 to 15.00 f 9 9K i K nn VV XV# VV ^ 1.50 to 10.00 H i 4.50 y 3.00 o res, Rugs, etc. ger Sewing Machine. OTREE, S. C. I Credit 2 ac=30cf IGIiT overlap m such a way that the B re safe from all the elements. || '? "M # * Ifl here, but if none in your immediate I I particular!. % ID AKTV M SO North 23d St. I lIPANY g Phiiadalyhia, Fa. | >1?IOBO SAVE | M o Ties, fellow." -our health. ill open an account up- Q ed every three months. 1 Cingstree . KELLEY.Vice Pres. i. I.esesne, Asst. Cashier. , Teller. f ?II 3Q NE! at the followim $ $1 $: $2 $4 oney. MPANY lUUUUUUU'iUliUUUUUlUi AR!i j i don garments that are ^ ? Shoes, (iloves, Sweater 1 8 assortment of up-to-date* :EE, S. C. C I Arrival of Passenger Trains at Klngstree. The Atlantic Coast 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 am No 78 ... 6:10 p m j South Bound. No 79 - - 11:13 am 1 No 47 - - 6:10 p m 1 No 89 - - - 9:09 p m M Daily except Sunday. How's This? | We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any <^1 case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HaU's HB Catarrh Cure. JjM F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned, have known F J Chenny for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by jgMj his firm. HH NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. <fl| Toledo, 0. , iH Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, actin^^ ^Hj directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cent A per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. tw Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation .adv r F F R F ! I ^ n r w 1860 1912. > | I am pleased to announce to my old 4| patrons and the | public at large that 1 After the lOth inst. I will be fully prepared to carry on * the practice of DENTISTRY in all its departments. ? Call on me if you want ^ 1 * First Class WorK ^ at i & Prices to Suit. I A. M. Snider. j Office over Gamble & Jacobs' Drug Store, I Opposite The Record Office. J| 9-7-tf mtnmnimmmmmmnmife! I r prices: 3 ?i 3 > i l.io | ] 1.75 3 J !.50 3 I ! EA ~3 ^ ^ >.uv zs V *25 1 ' 1 3 3 1 3 3 lUUUiUUUUUUUUUUUUUU^ /?w - " : V V . 2' ~ *iA