The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 07, 1913, Page THREE, Image 3
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* Shoes, Hats
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The best Flour that c
the market, and the best
for $1.00.
Everything for the \
and, remember, that a do]
than if spent elsewhere.
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H get your money next day. W
W hides of all kinds; Beeswax, 1
and Furs in winter. Try us w
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selling goods below cost, but he
:or your dollar you can buy more
ilace else in Kingstree.
of Dry Goods
lling at cost
s a good line of
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ana unaerwear
vn. It will pay you to buy from
tceries
;an be bought, the best Rice on
Coffee you ever saw?6 pounds
lousekeeper in the Grocery Line,
liar spent with us will go farther
3 convinced.
COWARD
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est Cash Prices for I
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ay?ship direct to us by express and H
e pay highest priees for green and dry H
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ith a shipment now. H
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leston, S. C. I
ank
he entire;
of the St
tire stock
Ready. <
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Goods Co
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people of this s
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FENDERS
35 Cents sat
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time for you.
SaleQ
We feel sure
ust 16 to sell the <
Store F
One Iron Safe, cost $75.1
Three five-foot Show C
snlH for SlS.ftft.
Two other Show Cases,
for $6.00.
One Peanut Roaster, cost
One pair Scales, cost $40
One Roll Top Desk, cost J
One large Refrigerator,
for $19.00.
One Marble Soda Fount,
for $29.50.
One 60-gallon Oil Tank, <
$2.95.
Also a full line of Boardi
Furniture and Fixtures vei
Our entire Stock,
of what they cost, they i
T. J. Pend
A Mother's Plea.
Editor County Record:? i
I read with pleasure the article by
"A Mother" in last week's Record, i
I am another mother who will gladly 1
join the prayer circle pledging my- 1
self to pray daily from now till the i
dispensary election that God will so i
rule as to defeat this attempt to le- i
galize the sale of whiskey in our
midst. 0, that men would- give
this important matter serious, intelligent
thought. It would be shocking
to most of them if it were pro- i
posed to legalize gambling, theft,
j murder and other evils which are j i
rnnl
mmm m Jf
stock of
:ackley C
at sensa
On next T
this Big E
.'soldsta
oods will be t
ection. Look
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mpany, 1
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KINGSTF
'ing on each Dollai
)NE WEEK ONU
pens Sa
that we will sell out
sntire stock. See w
ixtures
[)0, will be sold for $35.00.
ases, cost $25.00, will be
cost $11.00, will be sold
; $15.00, to be sold for 57.50
LOO, to be sold for $9.00.
525.00, to be sold for $13.00
cost $100.00, will be sold
, cost $125.00, will be sold
cost $6.00, will be sold for
ng House and Restaurant
y cheap.
Furniture and everything i
must be gone. By order o
\s\g\m,
3ure to be practiced in Williamsburg
in the future, ?s they have been in
the past. Then why be so inconsistent
as to single out this one evil, the
liquor business, and say that since it
will be sold by the lawless, we may
as well call it a respectable business
and make the State or county sell
it,so that we may share in the prof?fo?
Man /In nnf ono tha thinor in itj?
true light because they do not want
to see. They are blinded by the
"love of money,that root of all evil",
30 we must turn from man and look
to God for help. He has heard and
answered my prayers often and He
t s,
Dry Goo
frnrtrlc
F1J
itional bj
uesday rr
bankrupt
nd on the
urned loose ai
out for the bi
fCingstre
p Sell C
OTHERS
>ff s r
*! We are selling
{. This is an op(
turday
: in one day,while v
hat we have to offe
a.
oiore
Our stock is too large t
come and see for yourself
Pure white decorated ]
$1.50, going at 98c.
Plain white Pitchers ai
ing at 73c.
Heavy coated Enamel (
50c to 85c, now 27c.
Cups and Saucers, plain
Cups and Saucers, go
now going for 8 l-2c.
We have a little Dry G
n i 1.
we soia at oc to go on sa?
Homespun we sold at 7
at 5 l-2c the yard.
included, must be gone b)
f
Kings
will listen now, if we only look to
Him in child-like faith.- He encourages
us to prove Him and has promised
to bless us beyond what we ask.
rni "' "11 ri?n?Q Uinn in thia
ineu suaii wc uv/b y*v?v v...w
time of need? If we do He will get
honor to Himself by defeating this
attempt to re-establish this whiskey
dispensary in our county. Let every
woman who is interested pray that
the men in their own homes and the
men in whom they are specially interested
be led to vote against the
dispensary. Then, too, let each of
us single out men who we know expect
to vote for it and npt only pray
for them, but if the way is opened
let us try to persuade them against
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irgains.
lorning,
Sale at
; corner.
t prices that 1
g advertise
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7 M
)ut Forj
covin
;
out for 65 Cents
jortunity of a life
Aug. 9 i
? < ? t
re have until Augr.
Goods
l
o mention everything, but
the bargains we offer.
>nd ^prte
id Basins, price $1.25, go"offee
and Tea Pots, price
i white, sold at 10c, now 7c
Id decorated, sold at 15c,
oods very cheap. Outing
s at 4c the yard.
l-2c and 8c will go on sale
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r August 16. Regardless
tree, S. C.
such a course. We do not expect
the women alone to pray, but surely
the men who are Christians must
pray and then "vote as they pray."
We cannot but believe that all ministers
of the county should rememer
this matter when leading their
congregations in public prayer. We
do not wish to make politicians of
our Dreachers. but if our countrv
were threatened with war surely
they would publicly pray that our
land be saved from that calamity.
Why not pray to be delivered from
this evil, which has been a greater
curse than every war we have ever
had? A Believer in Prater.
Kingstree, July 23.
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