The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 13, 1913, Page FIVE, Image 5
LITTLE BEGINNINGS.
We want small as well as
large depositors. Below is
given a table showing what
$1.00, $2.00 and $5.00 will
amount to in five, ten and
twenty years at 4 per cent
(interest;
AMT. LEP. FOR FOK FOR
WEEKLY. 5 YRS. 10 YRS. 20 YRS.
$1.00 $ 293 $ 650 $1,614
2.00 585 1,301 3,228
5.00 1,462 3,252 8,070
Isn't it worth while to try
this system of saving? Make
i some sacrifices. Get the sav*
' i i !i.
i ing iiaDit ana Keep 11 up at
all hazards. The realization
of perseverance in saving
will be a gratifying surprise
in a few years.
We pay 4 per cent on savngs
accounts, compounded
quarterly.
BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG
KIN6STREE. S. C.
C W Stoll, Pres. F Rhem, V P.
E C Epps, C W Boswell,
Cashier. Asst. Cashier.
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I Welcome, Workman and New
I Zion!
Mr 0 B Pierce of Salters was
noted in Kingstree today.
I Miss Judith Lifrage of Salters Def
pot was in Kingstree Friday.
* Mr and Mrs W H McGee visited
friends at St Stephens Sunday.
Now is the time we expect you to
pay that little amount due us on
subscription.
Mr and Mrs E L Montgomery of
Cowards spent the week-end with
relatives here.
Miss Ruth Nettles is spending the
week with friends and relatives at
Lanes and Georgetown.
Mrs S E Guyton.of Berkeley county,
is visiting the family of her sister,
Mrs W F McCants.
"Judge" R K Wallace, we are
sorry to state, is confined to his
room with an attack of grip.
Keep your business eye on our advertising
columns. It will pay you
to scrutinize them carefully.
The open season for partridge
shooting begins Saturday, and our
huntsmen are in an anxious mood.
1 Two school carnivals and hot suppers
are advertised this week. We
like turkley, but oh, you barbecue!
Dr A M Snider left for Orangeburg
Tuesday evening to attend the
fair. He expects to return home tomorrow.
Messrs Jos Alsbrook, J W Mcintosh,
W J Bntton, Claude Thompson
and Virgil Kinder spent Sunday
at Georgetown. i
Prof 0 M Mitchell, Hon B B
Chandler, and Misses Stella Kittles
and Lillian Salters of Rome were in
Kingstree yesterday.
The Union High school is planning
to give an entertainment entitled
Phoebe's Romance, on December 5,
in the school auditorium.
An epidemic of influenza in a
mild form seems to have struck the
town. Influenza, by the way, is the
I English equivalent for la grippe.
Mr A C Swails and Miss Lula
Brockington are among those at-,
tending the Pee Dee fair at Flor-j
ence, which opened there yesterday. I
Mr R N Speigner and Miss Mamie
McLees visited Aimwell school in
the lower section of the county
Tuesday, in their official capacities.
Mr and Mrs W I Nexsen, with
' their little son, W I, Jr. have returned
to Kingstree for the winter,
i after spending the summer at Asheville.
N C.
The streets ? of Kingstree were
thronged with shoppers Saturday
and all the merchants seemed to be
busy, especially those whose ads
were in The Record.
I- '
Mr J K Smith of Bloomingvale
was in town Saturday. He is one of
the largest and most successful corn
growers in Williamsburg county,
having sold 1,000 bushels this year
after supplying his own needs.
Rev and Mrs L E Wiggins of
Cope, S C, are visiting at the home
of Rev and Mrs R L Holroyd this
week. Mr Wiggins is a brother of
Mrs Holroyd, and was recently married
at Nashville by Rev Mr Holroyd.
For the first time services were
held Sunday in the Sunday-school
room of the new Baptist church. At
an early date the old frame church
building will be removed and placed
on one of the lots of its purchaser.
Mr M F Heller.
Master James Burgess entertained
a number of his little friends at
* . ? i_ii .. n_^ a ?t
a Dirtnaay parcyjiast oaturuay aiternoon.
It was his third anniversary.
James is a bright, handsome
boy and we hope him many happy
returns of this occasion.
We understand that the auction
sale of lots at Hemingway, which
took place on the 3rd inst, as advertised
in The Record, whs a gratify- I
ing success. The crowd present is
estimated qt over 1,000 people and
the lot sales amounted to about
$22,000.
We acknowledge with thanks a
copy of "Memory Gems, or Short
Quotations," a neatly compiled
booklet of popular quotations by Mr
N O P^les of Columbia. The price
is only fifteen cents and the author
says that he wishes to place a copy
in the hands of every school child.
The hot supper ahd bazaar held
loof EViHav nicrht in the Gourdin I
| .CMV - -O? ,
building by the ladies of the Episco-!
pal church wa$ successful far be-!
yond the expectations of those most
interested. The affair was an enjoyable
one, too, for all who participated.
The net proceeds amounted
to about $130.00.
The editor has received a card
from John Robinson of Cincinnati,
stating that "there is no connection
whatsoever, in anv manner, shape
or form, between the so-called 'Robinson's
Famous Shows' and the 'Old
John Robinson's 10 Big Shows,' I
which will probably visit this county
later on in the season."
The number of bales of cotton
ginned prmr to October 18, 1913, as
furnished by the United States Department
of Commerce, is 619,720
bales for the State, compared with
540,319 for the same date last year.
Williamsburg county shows 10,508
r i ?? ,?;(k 11 _
D&ieS lor IVlO, cumpaicu mui ii,042
of the same date last year.
In our account of the homicide
last week in which J Benj Dukes
was shot to death we were somewhat
misinformed as to the identity
of the man killed, and also as to the
place the shooting occurred. J B
Dukes was the only son of the late
Nun Dukes, instead of D M Dukes;
a nephew of Mr Tom Dukes of
Cedar Swamp, and not a brother.
The shooting took in Manning instead
of Alcolu.
Among the prize winners in the
News and Courier's "Booklovers'
Contest," are noted Miss Augusta E
Boyd of Salters Depot and Miss Agness
Erckmann of Kingstree, who
named correctly 76 and 75 titles,
respectively,out of the 77 books represented
by pictures in the contest.
Miss Boyd won a $25 order for merchandise
from the W S Cook Co of
Charleston and Miss Erckmann a set
of-Green's "History of the English
People," valued at $20.
With Oar Advertisers,
Read the new town ordinance in
this issue. It's a "hummer."
We call attention to the ad on
page 6 of the Charleston Piano Co.
Note the change in the advertisement
of the Charleston Fair association
in this issue.
Jenkinson Bros Co have an ad in
this paper that will interest you.
Don't fail to read it.
Mr Sol Peres has a change of ad
in this issue calling attention to his
big line of winter merchandise.
The Kingstree Dry Goods Co have
a change of ad in this paper setting
forth their nice line of guns/ammunition
and other sporting goods.
, Messrs Plowden & Plowden have
a change of ad in this paper offering
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lor saie a 4<*-acre larm, wan |
residence and outbuildings, near;
Lanes.
Don't overlook the advertisement
of Mr H .D Reddick in this issue,
Special low prices on winter goods
are in order at His store, and he will
; be pleased to serve you.
In this paper will be found an advertisement
announcing that an old\
time hot supper and bazaar will be
held at Union High school November
27. This promises to be a
Thanksgiving occasion worth while
and we predict a good attendance.
Mr T E Baggett, jeweler, is receiving
handsome new goods every
day for the holiday tradev His line
of clocks, watches, jewelry, silveri
; :A ' ,
j
, ware and cut glass is not only attractive
to the eye, but serviceable,
and is offered at prices thoroughly
i in keeping with thequality of goods.
See his ad in this paper.
The old Stackley corner store is
i beginning to put on Christmas attire
and will soon be one of the most
attractive places in town. This store
has long been a sort of "Santa Claus
Headquarters" and Mr WEJenkinson
means to keep up its reputation
in this particular. But just now he is I
advertising bargains in staple winter
goods which must be reduced to
make room for his extensive line of
Christmas things.
WmiJE. UAB l>aira
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Picked Up Daring tbe Week by
Oar Wideawake Scribe.
White Oak, November 11:?Mr S
W King of Lake City, who was ap- i
pointed July 1 as R F D carrier for
Iroute No 2, vice Mr H B Cook, resigned,
assumed his duties November
1. Mr King is a courteous i
and efficient mail carrier and is gen- i
erally liked on his route.
Mr and Mrs R L McElveen of i
Cades spent the week-end with their
I son, Mr B W McElveen, and family.
Mr W D Eaddy and sister, Miss
Alice, spent a pleasant while with
relatives and friends in the vicinity
of Prospect last week.
Mr James Matthews, who was
ofoKKfid in tho throat some time ago
I at the Burrows school house, is well
again, we are glad to note.
Miss Pauline Cantey, the accomI
plished teacher of the White Oak
school, enjoyed a pleasant visit to
Lake City recently.
We are having some touches of |
old Winter's icy fingers now. Some
snowflakes were discernible Sunday.
The W 0 school is growing in attendance
every week now. Something
like a dozen new pupils were
enrolled Monday. * !
Farmers are finishing gathering J
crops, building tenant houses, barns, ]
clearing land, sawing wood and attending
to numerous other things '
on the farmThe
health of our community is ,
especially good at present. ' 1
Several of our folk expect to attend
the fair in Florence this week. 1
I B W M.
SPECIAL NOTICE. !
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Cone and Bring Your Friends. 1
A shooting exhibition will be given
at Kingstree Monday, November 17, ,
at 2 p. m., under the direction of j
the Kingstree Hardware Co, in Mr i
Heller's field. Ladies are cordially l
invited to attend. Admission free to
everyone. Mr W F Hall of Knoxville.Tenn,
the best all-round shot in j
the world, will do the stfooting. For ,
further information and anything in {
sporting goods apply to
It Kingstree Hardware Co.
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See picturesque Japan in King- j
stree, Gourdin building, December 5. j
Join the party now. 11-13-lt j
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Tonight.
Tonight, if you feel dull and stupid,or
bilious and constipated,take a <
dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and <
you will feel all right tomorrow. *
For sale by all dealers. $
Dr Robt J McCabe is now pre- j
pared to put in porcelain fillings.
to treat pyorrhea teeth and all
diseases of the gums and mourn.
Office next to court house. ll-6-2t
Your Opportunity
to buy Men's and Boys' Clothing at J
a greatly reduced price. Don't miss (
it on Saturdays, November 15 and i
22. People's Mercantile Co. j
ll-13-2t
Mr H A Miller, proprietor of the !
People's Market, requests us to 1
state that he is selling fresh pork ,
and choice cuts of beef at 15c the
pound and not 20c as has been re- (
ported by those who sell fresh meat
on the streets. It ,
New shipment of Bagging and
Ties just received. Let us supply
you. 10-30-3t ,
The People's Mercantile Co.
Red Rust-proof Oats are the best.!
A inot vortoiKu Thp Ppn- !
A eai iuau j uot t*. v* wj ? ... ?- ,
pie's Mercantile Co. _ We can supply
you in any quantity. 10-30-3t
Watls~& Walts'
Big Jewelry Sale is now going on.
Never before have goods been sold
at such a sacrifice. Large stock to
select from and every article guar- 1
anteed to give satisfaction. Come
and inspect our stock. Goods must
be sold. Glad to show goods, whether
you buy or not. 1
Watts & Watts,
11-13-tf Near Railroad Station.
ftrti OK Sim, Otter Oiaelln Vn't Core
The worst cases, no matter of bow long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieres
Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, Mc, fLOO.
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STAY ON YOUR FEET.
Taking Calomel Means Staying Home
for the Day?Take Dodson's Liver
Tone ana Save a Day's Work.
If an attack of constipation or
biliousness hits you, there's no need
to take a dose of calomel and spend
at least a day getting- oyer the
effects of it. Dr W V Brockington
sells the liver tonic, Dodson's Liver
Tone, that takes the place of calomel
and starts a lazy liver without
any bad after-effects.
Dodson's Liver Tone does all the
good that calomel ever did, yet it is
absolutely harmless to young people
and old. It is a pleasant-tasting vegetable
liquid that will relieve constinotinn
nr on nr afnmaoh nr ntJlPr
troubles that go along with a lazy
liver, without restriction of habit or
diet. You don't leave off any of the
things you regularly do when you
take Dudson's Liver Tone.
Dr W V Brockington sells Dod3on's
Liver Tone and gives it a personal
guarantee. He says, "A '
large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
sells for 50 cents, and we will hand (
any person back his 50 cents if he
tries a bottle and doesn't say that (
it does all that calomel ever does
and does it pleasantly. Get the gen- ,
uine Dodson's Liver Tone and if you
are not pleased with it we will give ,
your money back with a smile."
SPECIAL NOTICES
Phone ns when vou want
QT to get a notice under this
heading. Price one cent a
word for each insertion. No
y_rJFx1 ad taken for less than 25c. ,
Phone 83.
Notice.?I wish to dispose of, near
Hemingway, for next year, from 20 to ,
35 acres of land; no stumps; good for
jne bale cotton per acre; fine for tobacco,
etc. Large residence, flarge pack
loose. Those interested write or call on
ll-13-8tp T L Burrows, <
Route 2, Box 55. Vox, S C.
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For Sai.e?One fine Jersey cow, with i'
foung heifer calf. Reason for selling,
lave two. Apply to \
Mrs M L Baggett, ]
LJ-13-'-t Lanes, S C.
Teachers Wanted.?Teachers with
:ertificates wanted immediately for the *
following positions: 7 at $60; 8 at $50;
11 - * & Ad' C COK frnm c/?Vinnl
II HI U Ql <pOtS| l/UCVb x & v/iii avtivv*
jfficials. Special enrollment Act im- 1
mediately. W H Jones. Mgr.
ll-13-4tp Columbia. S C.
For Sale?22-H-P Metz Roadster,
ased only one year, newly painted and ,
n first class condition. Will sell at *
reasonable price *o quick buyer. Ap- J
?ly to Rev d A Pjcllips,
11-13-tf Kingstree, S C.
For Sale Cheap?Five gallons dark
rreen paint, ready mixed ready for use. J
Save left over from painting roof and f
jvill sell at bargain. Box 47 King- <
itree, S C. ll-6-2t
For Sale?One tract of land 6 miles j
lorth of Kingstree containing200 acres, i
>5 acres cleared, all stumped and well ,
Irained. Clay sub-soil, well adapted to J
tobacco, com, cotton and all small
jrains.'Three dwelling houses. 1 tobac- !
:o bantu* outbuildings, besides stables :
ind sheds. B <3 oker,
ll-6-3tp Rt 1, Cades, S C. !
Wanted?Five or six families, with !
jr without teams, to plant tobacco. '
3ood lands,conveniently located. Write j
>r come to see me.
J B Johnson,
J-28-3mp Andrews, S C. '
* 1
For Sale?Rape seed for sale at :
L0-i6-6t Scott's Drug Store. j
Wanted?Several loads of wood?pine !
and oak. C w wolfe. i
10-30-3t
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any J
:ase of Catarrh thatcannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney <
for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fman" j
:ially able to carry out any obligations made by
his firm. S
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting j
directfy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of i
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents j
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation, adv j
I
Don't fail to read our Classified
Column. There you may find just
the thins: you Ions: have sought and
mourned because you found it not.
The ladies of Kingstree who are j
interested in putting a fence around i
the Baptist cemetery on the river
will give a hot supper for this purpose
on Friday evening, November
21, at 7 o'clock. The supper will
be given in the Gourdin building on
Main street, and during the day
fancy work will be offered for sale.
The public is earnestly requested to
patronize this praiseworthy entertainment.
It
The Pee Dee Fair at Florence is
in full blast.
Oh! You beautiful $ ! Why don't
you come forth and pay that overdue
subscription?
Bennie Lee Bolt, the six-year-old
daughter of W B Bolt, of the Town- ,
ville section of Anderson county,
was fatally burned yesterday when
her clothing caught fire from an
open fireplace. j
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J BAZAAR AT i
? m You are cordially i
J in the auditorium of Ui
j giving, November 27th
P of which is to raise fun<
J nishing the new parson
i A regular old-time
T turkey, barbecue, chick
I fee and cream; also oys
i cream and cake.
J An attractive fea
I candy, fruit, Japanese
f A good time to buy you
1 member the date and tl
? The Ladies of U
j ll-13-2t ROM
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| Holiday
^ in Jewelry. Watches.
T elties, Cut Glass and
All goods are new anc
ers. Beautiful assort
and Stamps for your
Don't forget that
**? chase you get a char
^ Glass Lamp.
f T. E. BAGGET'
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I They Lay Ov
j LikeaDoHai
We want to have a He*
Talk with Yc
S Now, we have in .stock a
; known brands of Shoes: Ci
| 'Brand Shoes for Men, Ladies i
i for us to spend time and moi
j well known brand of Shoes.
I we^iave a full line of Longw<
* We have a full line of 1
i they are well known all over
Un/?? Mnnfornmorv fY? fl
? UUgCiUvu i/g uiuv> ^ -ww, .
!of Shoes for Ladies, Childrer
themselves when it comes to
1 full line in stock for your ins]
We carry a full line of Se
2 $3.50 and $4.00. If you do n<
) are, we want to tell you that 1
j fine Shoes made than the'Sell
Now, the Shoe that we v
this time is Barker Bull Dog
) Boys. They stand out over a
| a ten-cent piece. Now, we a
people make good work shoe
< price and quality the Barker
% them all. We have been sell
| Work Shoes for three years a
J them to give satisfaction, an<
| gle pair to come back on us
q work shoe that a man can pu
* proof and cold-proof.
4 DRESS GOODS
i Of course you all know t
jj piece dresses being worn this
i make these so easily themse
M very complete line of Dress C
% the making up and trimming
: See our full line of yar<
& the yard.
3 Serges and Whipcords at
J Brocaded Velvet and Bui
(and blend with the dress gooi
of all kinds. Come and see c
. Coat ?*rits, Sport C
Almost every day we are
Coat Suits, Long Coats and
lighted to see the beautiful li
we are showing. Ladies' Co
$15,00 the suit. Sport Coats
\ BUSTER B
3 We cannot close our talk
| thing about our famous line <
| and Children. Of course yoi
| one time you get a written g
| last four months without a i
i Put us to the test, please.
I years and have always kept <
THESE C(
| Have been* reminding some
I scarce. Just come right strn
% Co. They have just what y
I forts at all prices.
I Jenkinson
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CHILLS AND FEVER 2
OR ANY FEVER "
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HON HIGH SCHOOL! J 1
nvited to attend the Bazaar t
nion High School, Thanks- k
, 7 o'clock p. m., the object '
is for the purpose of fur- ;
age- i r
hot supper will be served?
en, rice, pickles, etc., cof;ters,
fried or stewed; ice i
i *'
ture of the evening?the ',
and fancy work booths. "
r Christmas presents. Re- !
le place and meet us there, j >
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ninn M R Pliiiirrli
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AGGETTS "
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OR
/ Goods::
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Clocks, Silverware, Nov- T
all kinds of Tableware. **
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I prices to suit purchas- t ^
ment of Christmas Tags
presents. *
with each $5.00 purice
on a beautiful Cut ??
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r, Kingstree, S. C. ?
?*?"? $ 'i
er AH Others I
rOver a Dime I
irt to Heart, Face to Face
<u about Sfroes,
full line of the following well
addock-Terry's Longwear Bell
and Children are too well known
ney talking to you about this
All we want to tell you is that
ear Bell Brand Shoes in stock.
Walk-Over Shoes in stock and
thel world.
f Frankfort, Ky., make a line I
1 and Boys that stand out by |
style and wearing qualities. A 1
pection. I
dby's fine Shoes fdt- Women at I
Dt know what the Selby Shoes I
;here is no better line of Ladies'
ay Shoes.
rant to talk to you mostly about
line of Work Shoes for Men and
H others like a dollar lays over
re ready to admit that other
?s, too, but when it comes to
Bull Dog line of Shoes beats
ing the Barker Bull Dog line of
,nd guaranteeing every pair of v
i we have never yet had a sin!.
It is the most satisfactory
t on his foot?water proof, dirt- f
AND TRIMMINGS.
hat there are a great many onei
Reason, and as the ladies can
ilves, we have now in stock a
roods, Silks and Trimmings for
of these one-piece dresses. *
i-wide Silk Messalines at $1,00 ??
?1.00 the vard.
Igarian Silk Trimmings to match
ds; Braid and Gimp Trimmings |
>nr beautiful line of dress goods.
oats and Long Coats. \
s getting in something new in 1
Sport Coats. You will be dene
of Coat Suits and Long Coats %
at Suits at $10.00, $12.50 and
$7.50 and $10.00 each. ;
ROWN HOSE
with you until we say some)f
Brown Hose for Ladies, Men '
i know if you buy four pair at,
uarar.tee from us that they will
nole coming in the heel or toe.
We have been with you four
iur promises.
)LD NIGHTS
' of you that your covering is .
ight here to Jenkinson Brothers
ou want. Blankets and ComBrothers
Co.. |
ICKLY YIELD IF 1111111 CfllPC
SEATED WITH JUltN5UN C
YEARS OF SUCCESS TAW I T
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