The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 18, 1913, Page THREE, Image 3
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I play for youi
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line of good*
please, so wj
of Winter St
your winter
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every custon
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in this paper
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Hay Presses, Stall
id see our splendid
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Peres
Northern Markets
lis stock of Winter
lino-. Hats. Under
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/hich will arrive in
ind be put on dis?
* inspection.
ing to show you a
5 that is bound to
ait for our opening
ock before you buy
outfit.
5 are always the
square deal awaits
ler at our store.
our announcement
food goods and low
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I Individual training
girls. The course of
es, Shorthand, Typ
keeping. Offers un
ities to the youths
very reasonable pr
obtained in town,
dress,
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SASH, DOORS
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New StoreA
Nice Line of Stapli
Hams, Shoulders, V.
Flour and Coffee.
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ery one knows that. But !
not all know exactly why and "
how it pays aud why It con- J B
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vertisers. E V
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made for telliug the truth, for ^ i,J
fair dealing and for business V V
honesty. IT IS WICKED TO J J
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FOOLISH Just think how
extremely foolish it would be ^ Y
to pay for advertising space J I ]
In which to spread false* i
hoods. . A
Merchants know that their ' J a
reputations for truthfulness I R E
in the advertisements is their \y I
best business asset. They p n
bnnw thnt tn make their ad*
vertlsing valuable It must be I W I
believed; It must be truth- B J
ful day after day, week after ^ t
week, mouth after month.
Read the advertisements In L L
this paper closely and remem- W ?
ber that back of every state- i r
ment Is the reputation of a f
leading merchant a reputa- i G H
tlon he has spent years In ac- J G
quiring and which he will i q u
guard closely.
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Mother of Eighteen Children, ^
I am the mother of eighteen chili
and have thp praise of doing w A
e work than any young woman J J
ly town," writes Mrs C J Martin, L E
ne Mill, Va. "I suffered for five
rs with stomach trouble and could
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till. OS II1UCI1 no n UIO^Ull nuuuuv
ering. I have taken three bottles 1 v
hamberlain's Tablets and am now Mr Yo
>11 woman and weigh 168 pounds, suaded
n eat anything I want to, and as berlair
:h as I want and feel better than rhoea 1
ve at any time in ten years. I re- I was <
to anyone in Boone Mill or vicinitv that *
they will vouch for what I say." ^art? (
mberlain's Tablets are for sale unusui
ill dealers. adv arrhoe
cured 1
i County Record $1 a year, remed;
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Stables 11 jj
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Jury List.
Jay last the following named
rere drawn by the jury comners
to serve at the fall term
e court of general sessions,
will convene Monday, Sep- I
r 29. Judge T S Sease of Spar- fl
rg presiding:
1 McCutchen, Vox,
Green, Greelyville,
J Taylor, Andrews,
Ervin, Vox, V
J Thomas, Cades,
Smith, Bloomingvale,
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.
,-as taken with diarrhoea and
rks, the merchant here, per[
me to try a bottle of Chami's
Colic, Cholera and diar emedy.
After taking one dose
:ured. It also cured others
Kave it to," writes M E Geb)riole,
Pa. That is not at all
il. An ordinary attack of dia
can almost invariably be
t>y one or two doses of this
y. For sale by all dealers, adv
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Uantley, Zeb,
1 DuRant, Vox, .
! King, Kingstree,
[ Cook, Lake City,
/ Graham, Morrisville, . Jj
Moore, Trio,
McClary, Salters,
Tisdale, Zeb, j
Morris, Taft,
I Sheppard, Taft,
Jennings, Kingstree,
Blakeley, Trio,
t Scott, Kingstree,
Arrowsmith, " . Ji
1 Smiley, Lake City,
Chandler. Rnme.
Bass, Lanes,
Jove, Heinemann,
Z Jenkinson, Kingstree,
' Clark, Nesmith,
Lovett, Cooper,
Spivey, Vox,
[ Thomas, Rome,
Carsten, Cades,
Brown, Lake City,
T McCutchen, Benson,
Eaddy, Vox,
J Clarkson, Heinemann, %
M Tisdale, Zeb,
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