The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 05, 1914, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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pf i Yo | posi I Kin] W. J Gr< All kin Your Patronage WhenJ in TheS where you will best the market style. , Having rec< Mr. Stackley, w patronage. We Yo Win Simpkin Puts the Farmer at i n THE EARLI Ninety Days From Supply is Li ' The Onlj W. H. Mixsor> Distrib Al?o AH Other Seedi 12-ll-13t / compact am virft fnr all I not blow ou with thumt easily attach a clear light large red c It is equipped v detached makes Strong. DurabL At Dealei STANDARD Washington. D. C. (N< Richmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. o ov 111 will fine te our old ^'stree Drj . Reddick's for Dceries ds?Prices lowest Solicited and will be Appreciated. Kingstree Patronize tackley Cafe get your money's worth and the ; affords. Oysters served in any mtly purchased this business irom e invite our friends to give u& their will take pleasure in serving you. urs, for a square meal, i. B. and Frank Gamble s Prolific Cotton. an advantage because he is first in the narke't with his crop. EST COTTON IN THE WORLD. Planting to Boll. Grows More Cotton to the Acre. mited. Order Quick. r Genuine Sold in this State. J SEED CO., - Charleston, utors for South Carolina. ?. t Write for Catalogue 7 *. ,UR RAYO DRIVING LAMP is the most d efficient lighting derinds of vehicles. Will t or jar out Equipped > screws, so that it is ed or detached. Throws 200 feet ahead. Extra langer signal in back. rith handle, and when a good hand lantern, e. Will last for years. -s Everywhere Yffiy ) OIL COMPANY (H| ;w Jersey) Charlotte. N. C. .LTIMORE Charleston, W. Va. Charleston. S. C. R CI 1 us in tin stand. ' Goods < I UNEXCELLH First Prize Corn j First Prize and ? i % Corn Crop Etiwan \ r1 ,hi Chan Fertilizers et j Win again wz' - insist' Eti IFer "The P: And Get the BES' Etiwan Fertilizi Charlestoi "i I Go ' If BAGGI I Fo | Wedding, Anniversary an I Watches, Clocks, Silv< j Chocolate Sets and Jewi | tion. Waterman's Foun I on the market, I Bring your watches, clo | me for REPAIRS. Repairs made same da} f T. ? BAG I Jewel Peruvian 1 Arecomposed of the World's Greatest Fertiliz own provision for increasing soil fertility?ba ful application of man in mixing high graded proportion to suit the varied soils and crops o1 Quality?No man-made fertilizer of sii But the supply is always limited. We h demand. To insure your receiving your Per now for prices and our valuable booklet PERUVIAN GU CHARLESTON, SOIH JSTC e Wilkir "o., I C D RECORD Crop in 1912 Second Prize in 1913 5 r ERNEST M. -40VE, ipion Corn Grower, Used IWAN EERTILIZERS Hrst Prize for Best Acre of Corn South Carolina in 1912 and 1913 VERNON MILLER Ion Second Prize in Corn I Contest in 1913 $ Used ig wan Fertilizers f. UPON HAVING S , wan I 'tilizers I w rize Winners" i J r RESULTS | er Company, ! 1, s. c. i To I ETT'S 1 r ] id Birthday Presents, ? jrware, Cut Glass, J Hry of every descrip- j tain Pens, the best ? cks and jewelry to j t received. ? ;gett, i L er. ] = . 11AIU1 K/O OTTON ORN RAIN OBACCO en?Peruvian Guano, nature's lanced with the scientific and skill* Vmmoniates and Potash in just the F the South. nilar analysis can be as good, ave never been able to supply the uvian Mixtures this year write us ' "I beet ANO CORP. ? H CAROLINA to8, l| Eec \ >MEI is buildii / RINGSTR I I O I % WAYS TC Begin right. Know yourself. Limit your expenses. Watch the leaks. Stop the leaks. Have a home bank. Avoid gold-brick s Own a home. Don't be a "gc Be a man. Take care We will start you right. $1.( on which we will pay 4% compc The Bank ol D. C. Scott, President. , F W. Fairey, Cashier. 1 R. D. Mills ' lr 1 i WE WANT 5,000 Live Wires That Are ! Energy ot 2,0* " Voltage Efficiency?Men Who $300 a Month. ml 111 inese are neeaea 10 coi Weekly Constitution, the live whole country. It is given th a daily, for only $1.00 a year farmer or villager and all he The clubbing offers and pr better than ever before. Ti fire and are often worth the HERE IS A1V A Florida agent, from a town of club of 27 names and followed it in that he secured after he had mailed ing his day's work with 31 subscript day. Now, why could not you do tl He was not the only agent who f that same date; another,from a sma 27 names and said he missed seeing would have made it 40 names, just canvass. That is what we want. Men wh< cality and know how to present a g< the business. Can you do it? If so, ^ canvasser's outfit free and give full ii to 810 a day man, this is your job. Address all orders and remittance) TRI-WEEKLY CONSTITUT 2-5-lt W. G. HEMINGWAY, President Bank of Hi Capital $1! Hemingwa FARMERS! We are it you with your crops this your needs now. Come in over with our President a do for you. t seems to me that freethinking Is ( >ming dangerously prevalent In country." ? Tou're wrong, old man. No thinkof any kind seems to be prevalent , ;hls country at present"?Chicago ord-Herald. cur< lyn, * V IS: | ng,op-i| *v * & EE, S. C. | i I oi_iobo j "V n A V TW~I fS J pAVL 1 - >; l chemes. 8 tod fellow/' jl of your health 4k fl )0 will open an account up- H flj iunded every three months. 1J -'jj : Kingstree fj <1 F..A. kelley.Vice Pres. ff. D. Lesesne, Asst. Cashier. H $ T' it Teller. j | LIVE AGENT^ | Surcharged with an fl i and 100 PerCent ^ Can Earn $200 to fl " "# jl meet up with The Tri- fl ist newspaper wire in the |B ree times a week, almost S ?the best paper for the S wants. j| emiums given with it are 8 hey are taking1 like wild 11 m full subscription price. e-j INSTANCE: | less than S00 people, sent in a * 9 the next mail with four more M his order to us?thus complete * * ;ions,and cleared $7.75 for his S sent in a fairly good club on ? 11 Georgia town,sent a club of S some of the folks, else he a a clear $10 bill for a day's m know the people of their lo- ? )od offer attractively and get ?| ve want you. We furnish the fl nstructions. If you are a $7.50 ION, - Atlanta, 6a. 1 J. L. MERRIMAN, Caskler 1 imingway j 5,000 I y, s. c. 1 k i a position to assist - p year. Let us know and talk the matter nd see what we can jj ????i Chronic Constipation Cored. Five years ago I had the worst S a > of chronic constipation 1 eveA i w of, and Chamberlain's Tablets^ J ?d me," writes S F Fish, BrookMich. For sale by all dealers. I i n