The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 13, 1913, Page SIX, Image 6
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. A lire
i I Possibly one
k burg is now fast
. Jenkinso:
By actual count o1
COST and not over a
# II gone off more than pl?
Plenty of goods here c
! sold cheaper than the
little over two weeks
|| it cost to make them
i
Good Calicoes, 2c, 3c,
Best Dress Ginghams,
ues, going at 6c the yar<
Ladies' $1.50 Shoes g(
than it cost to make the
Jenk
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BASEBALL MATCH.
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* Kiugstree Defeats Lake City in a
Close Contest Here Friday. i
The Kingstree and Lake City base
{ ball teams crossed bats on the local
V diamond last Friday. The contest
^ was close and exciting throughout,
resulted in a score of 5 to 4 in
^^^iavor of Kingstree. Both sides
/-.--i ?.;u I
played weJi. i^ook was a muc
at times on account of a sore finger,
but was very effective in the piDches.
He let the visitors down with
very few hits, while our boys knockm'
ed Eaddy all over the lot, securing
fifteen safe hife, several for extra
bases. All of our boys showed up
.well at their respective places, and
the prospect is very bright for a
successful season.
A large crowd from the town and
school witnessed the game and deserve
credit for their "rooting".
We thank the men of Kingstree
for their liherai concriDuuons 10 me
baseball club and will show our appreciation
by doing our very best to
carry off the pennant.
The line-up of the local team is as
% follows: Green, c; Cook, p; Montgomery,
lb; McGill, R, 2b; McGill,
F, 3b; Harper, s s; McFadden, 1 f;
Holroyd, c f; McGill, F, r f.
fime, 2 hours, 5 minutes; umpire,
Billy Britton.
A Fan.
Who Ha Belonged To.
i I
Political Canvasser?Er?Is your bus>'
band Liberal or Conservative?
* Wife-Eb?
Political Canvasser?Wbat party does
your husband belong to?
Wife?I'm the party be belongs to.?
Penny Pictorial.
He Had It In Him.
"Children." said the teacher, instructing
elnKs In eomnosition. "vou
should not attempt any flights of fancy;
r simply be yourselves and write what is
In you. Do not Imitate any other person's
writings or draw inspiration from
outside sources."
As a result of this advice one bright
lad turned in the following: "We should
not attempt any flights of fancy, but
write what is in us. In me there is my
frtommick. lungs, hart liver, two apples,
one piece of pie, one stick of
lemon candy and my dinner."?Newark
at Oddoi
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; of the greatest barj
, coming to a close.
n Brothers (
ver $3,000 worth of Dry Gooi
third of the goodi has been
eased, and we say to those w
>f all kinds, and what is bett
y can be bought elsewhere v
longer. Come today. You
-less than wholesale cost, t
4c and 5c the yard. %
not a stain or blot, 10c vali.
ot si 00 the nail*?less
i m.
inson
ree,
DON'T LET YOUR *
LIVER OET LAZY. I
Dodson's Liver Tone Will Keep It Work- (J
ino and Make You Feel Well and f
Clean-No Bad After Meets. 7
I If you have allowed your fear of jj
calomel to keep you from toning up 7
your liver when it gets a little slug- a
gish and lazy?try Dodson's Liver I
Tone,and note how quickly and harm- (|
lessly it starts the liver and relieves I
constipation and bilious attacks. 7.
When you take Dodson's LiverTone |
you do not have to stay in the house 7
all day. None of the weakening and Q
harmful after-effects of calomel fol- I
low its use. Dodson's Liver Tone is L
a mild, pleasant vegetable liquid that |
cannot hurt either children or grown /
| people. Yet it easily overcomes the i|
i most stubborn and inactive liver f
without making you quit eating or vj
working. I
These are not just claims. Kings- r
J tree Drug Co backs up every one of g
I these statements and agrees to re- 7
fund the price of Dodson's LiverTone N
with a smile to any person who pays I
his 50 cents for a bottle and isn't sat- L
isfied that he got his money's worth. f
Imitations of Dodson's Liver Tone 7
are another proof that it is a good |
thing. Nobody ever imitates a poor I
j remedy. Be sure you get the gen- (j
i n^Ho/vn's T.ivpr Tone?the kind 11
j unit A/VUWVI* w *? ?? ? :
that is guaranteed. adv. ^
After all, there are worse things /
1 than the friend who tells you about ^
I your faults. He does it to your face; I
I your enemy keeps pecking at you (i
, behind your back. 4
| Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured. |
There is nothing more discourag- 7
ing than a chronic disorder of the \
~ In nnf enmricinrr that ?
btuinatii. is ii uuv oui .t.Mv
many suffer for years with such an
ailment when a permanent cure is p
within their reach and may be had I
for a trifle? "About one year ago," r
says P H Beck of Wakelee, Mich, "I /
bought a package of Chamberlan's J
Tablets, and since using them I have j S
felt perfectly well. I had previous- \
ly used any number of different med-1C
icines, but none of them were of any ' r
lasting benefit." For sale by all J
dealers. adv. 3
Trouble may be the true test of \
manhood; out it sometimes seems v
that the testing process is entirely j r
I too long. I /
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation, s
; For constipation. Chamberlain's J
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take, i
mild and gentle in effect. Give them \
a trial. For sale by all dealers, adv C
Some men are born good; some /
men acquire goodness; and others J
leave it to the kindly monument 3
| makers to find their virtues. >
Are You Constipated? ?
If so get a box of Dr King's New Life
Pills, take them regularly and
I your trouble will quickly disappear. I
They will stimulate the liver,improve I
i j: no.? wM ,.f oil fKo I
yuui UI^COIIUIJ OUU gLI; 11U VI >UJ vnv |
j poisons from your system. They will I
' surely get you well again. 25c at
i Kingstree Drug Co's and M L Al- (
I len's. adv. 1
\
rtunitv I
fain-giving events
Company's
ds, Shoes, Clothing, Mats,
sold yet. Hundreds of pe<
'ho have not come yet an
er still new Spring Goods
vhile our Great Fire Sale i
know you want Shoes; yo
low can you hesitate to a>
Men's SI.50 Felt Hats g<
Boys' Knee Pants going
the pair.
$1.00 and $1.25 fine Woo
75c the yard.
Brot
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j ERNEST JOYE USED
n 20? Bushels o
2 FIRST PRIZE IN SOUTH &
I Mr. Jo ye Writes to Et
A ' 'We use your Fertilizers exc
r 8-3-3 used under corn were yoi
7 hands of Government Bureau s
1 (Si
2 Etiwan Fertilizers Have Growi
n First Prize for Best Acre of C<
A 1st Prize for Best Acre of Corn
K 1st Prize for Best Acre of Corn
7 1st Prize for Largest Ear of Cor
I 1,000 bushels on 10 Acres in W
H First Prize for Best Ac.e of C<
l Insist on ETIWAN
| Etiwan Fertiliz
\ CHARLESTC
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j Horses ai
5 FOR !
S A carload c
I MULES &
\ Call at our stable-ai
c We also have a full st
> Harness, Saddles and Wir
? Yours to
S Williamsburg Lire
i Thos. McCutchen, Mgr.
AND
h mJr HIGHEST Ml
I U mm A F0R RAW
I if m m W Wool on Comml
U?t mention hi g I
JOHN WHITES CO. S
Drawing
that has ever been <
Great Fire
Caps and Notions has bei
jple have come and spent t
id are planning to come, <
are coming in on every tra
son. Don't put off comin
?u know you need Dry Gooc
iail yourself of such an offei
)ing at 75c, and so on.
at 23c, 48c, 79c and 98c j
ilen Dress Goods going at
hers
- s
5
ETIWAK FERTILIZERS |
n One Acre!! flj
AROUNA CORN CONTEST. j|
iwan Fertilizer Co: yj)
il'isively and the Potash and 71
lr goods and my manual in *
50 states. W)
igned) Ernest M Jo ye." (4
i the Following Prize Crops. Jj
>rn in South Carolina in 1909 W)
in Georgetown Co, S C, 1909 71
in Georgetown Co.S C, 1910 ^
n in Georgetown Co, S C, 1910 jl
illiamsburg Co, S C, in 1910 v#
in South Carolina in 1912 w)
for Your Crop. I
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id Mules
SALE 8
)f Western Q
HORSES, g
nd look them over. X
:ock of Buggies,Wagons, V
iter Robes. X
please, O
> Stock Company, $
Kingstree, S. C. X
HIDES
IRKET PRICE PAID ?
FURS AND HIDES
ion. Writ* lor pH?
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offered to the people o
Sale Closest
en put on the market at less
heir money at this Great Fin
Jon't put it off a day longer,
in and these are being opened u
g a day longer. This Great Sah
Is. Come while you can get the
r?
% 50c Woolen Dress Goods going ai
Best $1.00 Overalls going at 75c.
Best $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Shirt
Ladies' White Lawn 50c Shirtwa
Ladies' White Lawn $1.00 Shirtv
Wi m 1^/1
iouth Car
^ Kingstrce Drug
When you bring your
m<W of/Mta I7A11 ni*<l rfllllfk to
UUI OlV/1 V JVM Ml vmmm ?- - ?
physician calls for?no cl
or inferior drugs are us<
pounding.
We keep on hand a comp
Up-to-Date Toilet Artie]
fumes, Etc. Also an E
ment of Stationery.
D. M. Ferry's Gai
The Best Varietie
rionra and
, ^THE KINGSTREE DR1
Go To St
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WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING
A record of more than twent
hind him. With a bunch of nic
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Ion nana, ne is aiways rea xuj
Also Feea and Liver
I J. L. Stuckey,
BEST QUALITY. > EXP1
| L. Wether horn
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| SASH, DOORS AN
f CHARLESTON
m PROMPT DELIVERIES. EST
LET US PRINT YOUR LETTE:
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FOR WE KNOW WE THAT
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than INVOICE 9
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Come at once.
p and are being m
i will last only a
m cheaper than
t 35c the yard.
4
s 75c.
Ists 25c.
waists 50c.
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any <
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Company 1
prescription to
get what your
leap substitutes J
id by us In com- R
ilete line of H
les, Soaps, Per- * I
xcellent Assort- ^ I
rden Seed
8 Grown.
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Lake City, S. C. Jj H
LRT WORKMANSHIP. 1 H
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[MATES FURNISHED. /
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