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ifWAIT Sp? Sale Pri ARE CA Gray Enameled Coffee! patent hollow steel dies Tea Kettles, with enan covers Seamless Berlin Kettles Seamless Sauce Pots Seamless Sauce Pans Great Value j 12 1-4 inch Wash Bowls, with eyelets to hang, worth 20c to 25c, at 10c each. Two.quart gray enameled Buckets, with covers, 10c. Glass Towel Bars, 18 inches long, nickel plated ends, 10c 3 COUNTERS FU1 % ^nrci vr*rr* IT CDFETINGS. ancuui iiimw ???? Election of Town Officers?An Enjoyable Social?Personal. | Greelyville, January 27:?Mr S V Taylor spent a few days in Columbia last week. Mr and Mrs T W Boyle visited relatives in Richland and Fairfield counties last week. Mr and Mrs J E Rankin are moving to their new home on Society -* ?j S11 ft v tuuajr . Messrs Keels and Zeigler spent a few days in Charleston last week. Mr B G Land and his mother went to Georgia last week to attend the funeral of the latter's brother, Mr P S Oliver. The election of officers for the town passed olf very quietly, only a few votes being cast. Mr S V Taylor was re-elected intendant; Messrs R H Footman, F Mishoe, T W Boyle and E B Rhodus were elect ed wardens. k to Mr E P Howell of Manning spent a few days here last week. Mrs L 0 Krouse of Charleston is visiting friends here this week. Miss Martha Gamble spent Saturday at Kingstree. An enjoyable sociable was given at the home of Mr and Mrs R S Brunson, Jr, last Friday night. Several interesting games were played, after which a delightful course of fruits was served. The following guests enjoyed Mrs Brunson's hospitality. Misses Louise Deanes, Kate Romanstine, Lula Keels, Maybelle Leitch, Mamie Keels. Bettie Register, Carrie Clemons. Mary Melette, Anna Footman, Miss Dagget of Heinemann, and Messrs A E Boyle, R K Footman, T P Hogan, M F Montgomery, J K Godwin, E M God win, Clinton Ciarkson, Manly Ranl? kin, Lloyd Rankin, P R Keels, S P Oliver, Jr, and W T Rhodus. Steamboat Bill. When you want us to change the address of your paper it will save lots of trouble to name the old as well as the new postoffice. Please bare this in mind. tf r?rvD Tl rv/iv 11 rial ? C6S ^ ?Hj 0>V. Pots, Having r< han"I attended i ieled" in one of th 25c at a very lo 25c pie of King ? Sale B ;s in Gray En< | LargesizeFryingpanslOc. I 1 Soap Dishes, nickle plated removable drainer, 10c. \ Japanned Tea and Coffee } ; Canisters, guaranteed air ? . tight, 10c. JL OF BARGAINS?3 ? i * The Stc Baby by Parcel Post. Batavia, 0, January 27:?A baby boy was carried by parcel post on rural route No 5, out of Batavia. The child, weighing lOf pounds and carefully wrapped, was given by its parents, Mr and Mrs Jesse Beagle, into the hands of Vernon 0 Lytle, the mail carrier. He safely delivered the "parcel" to the baby's grandmother, a mile away. The postage was 15 cents and the "parcel" was insured for $50. Chamberlain's Coogb Remedy. This remedy has no superior for coughs and colds. It is pleasant to take. It contains no opium or-other narcotic. It always cures. For sale by all dealers. adv What is More Terrible to Mothers than the evcry-day accidents?cuts, bruises, scratches, etc.?that happen to their children ? Xoah's Liniment stops the blood, deadens the pain, takes av. ay the danirer of blood Doisonin<r and heals j the wound. It is antiseptic. Noah's Liniment is the best single preparation any family can have in their home. It is a pain remedy ^22252 for internal use as LLLuuuu well as a liniment for external application. Noah's Liniment llfllllH is excellent for colds, lik/jlnrj coughs, sore throat Uyj^^il and toothache. - ks*umiiust Made in Richmond, Va. by Noah Remedy Co., and sold by all dealers in medicint. B3BBB hIE BIG Intro )L i r\ -f-1 XT V?orl AnnoaiATI CUCiitij iiau VL/V/Ctoivyij i mammoth sale oi e large cities. I pure w price and have de stree and surroundii egins Satur ameled Ware, \ Word to the \ The living question chases ve all try to save a dollar w tou will proclaim the values 1 grandest values you have e hese goods are of first oualitj pods displayed and marked ir lay and date, Saturday, I SOLI re Where the Kingstr< B301??3E30 8 WHY GO IE For your Furniti buy so muc J W. N. J / ? IBed Springs from Moffvnccoc; -frnm ATXU WWX VUUVt; JL.M. DIron Beds from Wood Beds from D Rockers from Best grade All Wool Bla ? Good grade Wool Blanke Also fine line Art Agent for World Famou I. JACOBS, | Cash oi 301?3BO ??B??1??????I Go To . - - ^. TV"*? I WHEN YOU NEED ANY A record of more than hind him. With a bunch on hand, he is always rez Also Feed and J. L. Stuckey, 5, 10 / duct< ERE ? = to visit the Northe household goods th< :hased a quantity of ,'cided to offer them lg country at a specie day, Februa Crystal and Pe Vise is Sufficient ; us quite lively these days anc hen ever we can. I feel sure [ am offering you to be th< ver bought. Remember, al r. Look in our windows, al' i plain prices. Remember the ebruarv 1 ?ERES Dollar Goes Fa ee, S. C. T ? o="==ocn LSEWHERE are when you can h cheaper at I i \COBS? Ui = 01 $1.75 to $ 7.50 II 2.50 to 15.00 U 2.50 to 15.00 H 2.25 to 15.00 || 1.50 to 10.00 H nkets 4.&U II its 3.00 ? Squares, Rugs, etc. M s Singer Sewing Machine. 11 KINGSTREE, S. C. II! r Credit S oaEJoa Stuckey msB \ ' THING IN HORSEFLESH ' twenty vears stands beof nice horses and mules idy for a sale or a swap. Livery Stables. Lake City, S. C. iND 25 3ry J < a t Sale irn markets T^ntr^ Electric 3n going on white lii these goods mottled , , i ? ides wh to the peo- 50. to 1 il low price. IW 1 fit 20-inch L* y 131 regular rsian Iridescent - Decorated gold edge Colj onial Glassware, full assort- a 5 ment at 10c the piece, i Persian Iridescent Glass- g 1 ware, will not wash off, all I useful articles, 10c and 25c P( i each Butter Dishes, with cover ei 10c each. rthest mrnmrnmrnmntTi | GROW V DY means of a mutually and a thorough ur needs, coupled with a desir< on the part of those inter cems in this immediate vie the extensive service off ere building for themselves a s< for the larger business of tl BANK OF WIL Kingstr< ? C W Stoll, President. ? F Rhem, Vice-President \ SOMETHING N1 | The State Sea In two sizes, Ladies' and Gentlern< ? men's, $10.00, with your initials eng I J If you wish to order one,call at tb< f get a ring card measure to secure i rings can be seen also. ; STEPHEN THOMAS ^ 257 King St., f ts=9? Xw>X XL I IBEST QUALITY. L. Wetherhc CYP I SASH, UUUK3 I CHARLES' 1 PROMPT DELIVERIES. LET US PRINT YOUR LE' cent! ' Sale !!j ' - hi A i Prices! J .J l cash 3 ? H ve dozen pieces of T? w r? vw i-\l Arl WTO VA UNCtlliClCU TT (XL C, aed inside and blue outside, same artiich you have paid 5c for, all going at 25c Galvanized Water jgular 25c values at 15c Galvanized Tubs, price 50c and 75c, 39c Glassware. Sugar Bowls, with cover nd handles, 10c, ariH Ponnor SViakprc V MilU A. lk/llM*kVAW) lass tops, 5c. Aluminum Salt and Peper Shakers 10c. Crystal Glass Water Pitchrs 10c each. ft Colonial Tumblers 5c. . ;ir i ? -A l /" i ""^'3 /ITH US ! 4 ????J 4 < r profitable co-operation J iderstandinff of business 1 3 to "live and let live" < ested, many young con- j ;inity are making use of J d by this bank and are 1 olid financial foundation < le future. ^ . LIAMSBURG, \ ie, S. C. ? E C Epps, Cashier. * C W Boswell. Asst. Cashier. 4 lAAAliAAAiiAAAlAAAAAAiAAAA niir Tiai mainn i A. E,w iix | / 1 Signet Ring | n's. Price: Ladies', $5.vti; Gentleraved in the center. ? " Breathes there the man with & .soul so dead, T i Who never to hinself hath said, 4 gtA l'This is my own, my na- T 4H? five land?' ^ e office of The County Record and a M the exact size, and where the ^ 9 . I 1 i & lu., jewelers, z 1 Charleston, | :1a. Carolina,. f EJ^TWOR^Am^ >rn & Son, I RESS 1 AND BLINDS, 1 ["ON, S. C. I ESTIMATES FURNISHED, t HER or NOTE HEADS ? A