The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 02, 1914, Page THREE, Image 3
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f A young man's fa
Dress Good:
Our offering for Easter in ]
the newest and most up-to-date
v market.
t A beautiful line of new Ra
Eponges in the new, deiica
wide, only 50c the yard.
A beautiful line of figured1
demand at this time, 27 inches
Solid colored crepes in all t
blue and white, 27 inches wide,
White
We have some splendid yal
of all kinds.
White Linens 10c, 12 l-2c,
White, all Linen Suitings,!
Brown Linen Crashes, 36 ii
^ Blouse Linens 10c, 1? l-2c,
i Floun
m Fashion has decreed that
\ play an important part in worn
have a number of beautiful sty
Embroidered Crepe Flount
Voile Flouncings, 45 inches
O?L'Unnnlnrro A ^ 1 rt r> Vl P
(OW 155 riuuili-iiigj, w IUV..V
Swiss Flouncings for Ch
inches wide, 15c, 25c and 35c tl
Lace Bi
It will be worth your while
JENK
KINSGSTREE
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j~REI
{Great 1
I is now full <
H Ladies' Dress (
I Children's, IV!
in/A I CS, L
LACES, R1BI
Modern business
store is determine
progressive. We
and promise you
Up-to-Date Goods,
We are pushing
ance. You need 1
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| wnen in town,
ED,
J Kingstree.
TH)
incy lightly turns
1 C:il.
S c&uu uiino
Dress Goods contains some of
s materials to be found on the
tines at 25c the yard,
te shades of green, 36 inches
*
Crepes that are in such great
wide, only 15c the yard,
he evening shades: pink,lisle,
only 20c the yard.
Goods
.IOC. frt rtflPor in White Goods
UVO W Viiv* ?. -?
15c and 25c the yard,
25c and 50c the yard,
nches wide, 25c and 50c yd.
15c and 25c the yard.
cings
Embroidered Flouncings wil]
en's dress this spring and we
les to show.
;ings, 45 inches deep, 75c yd.
j deep, 50c. 75c and $1.00 yd.
s deep, 35c and 50c the yard,
ildren and Misses, 18 and 27
rie yard.
indings
to drop in and look over the
I
INSON
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JDICI
Bargair
Df all kinds of Sp:
\
ioods and Ready-toalso
ten's and B<
A nice line of
>APS AND
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UIOL^ aooui um^iiu
JONS AND EM
requires modern
d to move forwa
solicit a share <
Fair Prices and G
for business and
;he goods?we ne
call in and see us
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to thoughts of lo
| beautiful things we are !
to four inches wide, 5c, !
Narrow widths of L
from 5c the yard, up.
500 Doz<
to sell at 2c, 3c, 5c, 10c,
We would not be doi
you about the splendid li
Gents' Straw hats f]
Gents' Panama Hate
Gents' Felt Hats fo]
from $1.00 to $5.00Ore
W n Vl O Vv\r
TT C IIC* f Vj KSJ pvi OVT<
largest distributors of G
in this section. We rep
houses in this country, a
suit fits. If you need a
1 you our line of samples i
Ready-Mad
In addition to our rr
ry a beautiful line of Me
r A large line of Men
you ever ran across at $
Children's Tv
When it comes to (
seat for no one.
t?-L00K OCT F
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I Imdl 1 W
K'S
i Store
ring Goods.
Wear Garments,
oys' Clothing
SHOES.
of
BROIDERIES.
methods, and thi;
ird with the mos
)f your patronage
ourteous Treatment.
I need your assist
ed your trade.
ICK,
Carolina.
ve," while a woman's
showing in Lace Bandings from one
LOc and 15c the yard.
aces and Embroideries of all kinds
;n Pearl Buttons
15c and 20c the dozen.
Justice
ing ourselves justice without telling
ine of Gents' Hats we have to offer,
rom $1.00 to $3.50.
> from $2.;0 to $5 00.
r Spring in all the leading blocks
lers Taken
srance and push, become one of the
ent's fine Made-to-Measure Clothing
iresent some of the best tailoring
nd when we take vour measure the
nice suit we will be pleased to show
and take your measure.
e Clothing in Stock
lade-to-measure sample lines we card's
Suits at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00
's Pants. Some of the best values
1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $5.00 the pair.
vo-Piece Spring Suits
children's Clothing we take a back
OR IIS NEXT WEEK.
THERS
I Spring and Sumn
at Johns
Thursday, Friday and
I take pleasure in an:
patrons that Miss Netti
trimmer and designer, 1
nery Store again this
North making a selectic
gear, and will will be r
handsome creations on
| to attend this splendid i
Mrs. R. E
I When in Kir
I T1 _ Ci_
| i ne oia<
f where you will get yo
J best the market affor
1 style. :
* Having recently p
. J Mr. Stackley, we invit
1 patronage. We will t
g I Yours, fo
t 1 Wm. B.
I; THE PEOPI
FURS A1
| H. A. MILL1
GTIfl
fancy lightly turns to th<
A large line of little Gents' Bloui
75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 the suit.
Boys' all wool Blue Serge and
' years old, a wonder of the tailor's art,
Twenty-five dozen pairs Boys' Ki
and $1.50 the pair.
Ten dozen Boys' Blouse Bodies 25
Your boy is neatly dressed when
Pants and a Blouse Body, all for 75c.
500 Dozen Pearl
for sale at 2c, 3c, 5c, 10c, 15c and 20c
A Great Inju
We would be doing you a great i
about the splendid things we are offer
Ladies, you ought to drop in and see
are offering in Tango Pumps, Colonial
things in Children's Footwear. Ge
Low Cuts for spring customers. ?
things to be seen on the street, and v
our Shoes, every pair is guaranteed t
faction or a new pair in their place,
have no place in our store.
500 Dozen Pearl
2c, 3c, 5c and 10c per dozen.
One Case?50
I Men's, boys' ana uiris' JCjveriasnng
for sale, 10c, 15c and 25c.
COMPA
SOUTH C
Thr
ier Millinery Opening of ^
onville, S. C. ishe
Saturday, April 2,3 and 4
: ban
nouncing to my friends and to a
ie Huggms, who is an expert pay
rTTill Viqtto nhcircra r*f mv Milli- moi
TV 11A llClr T Vx VIAUIA^V v* |?uw?
season. She is now in the 1onij
>n of the latest styles in head- ban
eady to show you a lot of tur<
the above dates. Don't fail the
occasion. the
}. W. Dickson tho
cas<
Mi sue
?~ che
fun
igstree Patronize
I W^t
ckley Cafe l"
ur money's worth and the insi
da. Ovsters served in anv ly i
~ of:
be
urchased this business from un
e our friends to give us their isia
ike pleasure in serving you. wil
r a square meal, *?f
and Frank Gamble tra
Ma
rea
Cle
LE'S MARKET =
or
Fresh Oysters =
suj
nt and quart sanitary cans, daily. are
ICE FRESH MEATS AND FISH
ON HAND DAILY 50,
ND HIDES
iR, PROPRIETOR "'il
I ish
ilEl
oughts of dress
se Wash Suits at 50c,
.. $
Worsted Suits, 8 to 18
$5.00 and $7.50 the suit
lee Pants at 5Cc, $1.00
"
c and 50c each,
i he cets a Dair of our
Buttons
the dozen.
.
stace
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njustice not to tell you
ing in Spring Footwear,
the splendid things we
Pumps and all the new
nts, we have a line of
k
>ome of the snappiest
rhat is better still about ?
0 give reasonable satisCheap,
shoddy Shoes
: j$
1 Buttons
Dozen
Mexican Panama Hats
,NY.
\ROLINA.
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ee Days of Grace Abollsliei.
nder thenewlawthe"three days
Tace" convenience has been abold
and negotiable instruments beie
due and payable on the date
nfied "A note payable at a
k," said a banker, "is equivalent
n order to the bank to make
ment for the account of the
cer. South Carolina has been the
r State in the Union where a
k has had to consider the signa?
of a check as transferring to
payee the amount stipulated in
check. A bank was without aurity
to withhold payment even in
?s where the makers requested
h action. Under the new law 'a
ck of itself does not operate as
assignment of any part of the
ds to the credit of the drawer
h the bank and the bank is not
>le to the holder unless and until
iccepts or certifies the check.' I
>te this part verbatim.
'It is believed that the negotiable
truments law,such as the one latemacted
by the General Assembly
South Carolina, will before longadopted
by all the States in the
ion. It is a piece of uniform legation
that is sorely wanted, ar.d
1 operate to the benefit and protion
of banks and individuals. In
3 State the new law applies to
nsactions made on and after
rch 24, not to those that had aldy
been made."?News & Courier_
ars Complexion?Removes Skin
Blemishes.
JVhy go through life embarrassed
1 disfigured with pimples, erupns,
blackheads, red rough skin,
anffp rinrr frho tn.tn.oo < #
VI'V bvi VU1CO ui ct^ciua,
ii, teter, salt rheum. Just ask
lr druggist for Dr Hobson's Ecna
Ointment. Follow the simple
rgestions and your skin worries
! over. Mild, soothing,' effective,
cellent for babies and delicate,
ider skin. Stops chapping. Alys
helps. Relief or money back.
:, at your druggist.
\ man is pretty reckless when he
)s a penny to decide whether he
II be good or do something devili
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