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IjOoYou Jenkinson - Are i Five thousand yards pounds to a bundle con Five thousand yards I 36 inches wide, the yar< I Two thousand yaras 38 inches wide, 8 l-3c v One thousand yards Homespun, 38 inches v quality, in 2 to 4 ;yard p Two thousand yards I very heavy, 38 inches v 10 to 20 yard pieces, pe Please Note r Two hundred plain w each, only Two hundred plain J Plates, each, only One hundred sets of i fee Ci^ps and Saucers, 1 cer or a set of six cups Two hundred gold b; 8c each or a set of six Two hundred gold ba each or a set of six for. cofc nf nvntr ixu.uu.1c14 o&to vi and Saucers, gold band saucer or set of six cups Covered and open Dis prices. A look is suffici need such things. Five thousand yards < yard only ... Do You That we are selling (y a Ladies' Shoe, the bes Kingstree for the mone; made of the best Vici ? the best White Oak Sol pan make them.onlv SI. VV*4* " 7 # ? by Hoge-Montgomery C I of the most famous s United States for medii | and children* A full lii I all sizes for children. ?I We also carry Craddo for ladies and men that selves. Come and see We carry only the best I beyond the reach of cor I 25c, 50c A full line of Childre: Dresses at 25c, 50c and -si A Dange It is a dangerous thir I store without a reputat W the winter. You can b< in almost any other lin bottom shoes can be m; just as durable as good kthe mud and slush str I pieces. Too late then, I your shoes, too. We f shoes to be as represent up to the guarantee we shoes or give you back Craddock-Terry Co.' up to the guarantee. Hoge-Montgomery M stand up to the guarani than many paper bottoi Buy your shoes from 1 ?they are the cheapest Jenkinson Kingstree, Know It Bros. Co. Celling Quilt Patch Calico, 5 taining 40 yards, only $1.00 Sea Island Homespun, i * 5c Sea Island Homespun, alue,the yard only 6 l-4c best grade Sea Island ride, heavy and smooth )ieces, per yard only 5c Sea Island Homespun, ride, same as above in ryard, only ,1 10c These Carefully. hite, 6 1-2 inch Plates, 5c white, large dinner .7 l-2c plain white Tea or Cof'c for one cup and sauand saucers for 40c and Breakfast Jlates, plates tor *oc nd Dinner Plates, 10c 55c Tea and Coffee Cups , at 10c for cup and j and saucers for 55c shes to match at very close ient to make you buy if you Quilt Patch Calico, the 2 l-2c Know It? '9S, Jenkinson Brothers Co) t that was ever shown in y, only $1.69. This shoe is [id, bottoms are made of e leather, as solid as leather 69. These shoes are made "o. of Lexington, Ky., one hoe manufacturers in the am priced shoes for ladies ae of these shoes carried in ck-Terry Co.'s line of shoes ; stand in a class by themus when you need shoes, and we sell them at prices npetition. and $1.00. n's and Misses Ready-Made 51.00 the dress. rous Thing! ig to do, to drop into any ion to buy your shoes for 3 fooled in shoes easier than e of merchandise. Paper ide to look just as well and shoes, but just wait until ikes them, they soon go to I your money is gone and guarantee every pair of I ;ed and if they do not stand give you another pair of your money. s Bell Brand Shoes stand onogram? "H.-M-"?Shoes tee and they are no higher ti shoes on the market, all leather, guaranteed lines ; in the end. Bros. Co., - - s. c.| ' " , fi. - V' %-t. .' . PP [TbcoBH'Ada^C^ dhorc is no j . | wlopin^ f\ Jit Ctme alotic v is -S vvho can say he \$JL man u HP fl WE C>=^ I Also Highest Cash Prii THE PEOPLE'! H. A. MILLER, Pf I SOME.THII j We Always Offer the ; It was BLUE BIRD, i now n Butterflies, Butterflies, J THE LATEST N Call and See Them c S. THO!v<r.? t QUALITY JEW | 257 King St., - Ci | Headquarters for Standard Jewelry, Clo | REPAIR WORK DONE ? Mail Orders Receive Careful The Record * Sen Only $1.8 ALL THE NEWS OF CC ^ IJ 0 h o B Pur cej I fdj ^ ' < pijrfERI GAff j BANKERS /, ASSOCIATION/] CONVENTION II RICHMOND,v^jl 1 OCTOBER.! 2-17/1 \ 1914 JM \ ijijjPiiir i *r T* I hot-house met a 5006 sycb 5ai vill do the work. tlherc3 no r accumulation. 3|appy in?a owes no man anything. m prou^J-u say u I have moi Shc^fanW. E NEE BAt1 KINCSTREE, S. C. UI PAYING I iross Weight j uood Cattle, j ;es for Cow Hides. S MARKET tOPRIETOR NEW! I I 5 Latest Novelties. then KEWPIES, ; r is l Butterfly Brooches, * OVELTIES. ; >r Write an Order, f H ? - ? A LS dC C o., ELERS, I HARLESTON.S.C. I cks, Watches, Wedding Presents | r EXPERT WORKMEN. | and Intelligent Attention. | li-Weekly State 5 a year >UNTY AND STATE jj&y _ - H I dm r ^ a|<L -r . . S g| Ik il If 1 ^Bft Ml Walter ViolU<l?n.Chm &^CciKT^B ^)- < hoi of Ae- j ikdaounL > apid transit- f\ jn zb is the mart I appicr stilt is ^ Sj ] net) in , =^D if ; iMLftJ ; The Depot Girls. i (Published by request). In every town where railroads run ] You'!! find the "depot girl-.''; Some who are frisky auu lull of fun j i And remind you of pet squirrels. : Some are old and some are young, 1 ' And some are middle-aged; Some know how to use their tongues Like a parrot that is caged. Some have "rats" upon the brain? "Rats" quite large and xains , quite small ? Some go just to see the train, While others go to see it all. Some go there to get their "mail," 1 Others take their "male" along; Some go there for -fear they fail | To hear their sweetheart's latest , song. Some go there to meet their aunts,? | Knowing well they'll never come; . But, you see, it gives a chance 1 To go upon a little "bum." ( Some go there in broad daylight, 1 To be seen and see; Others prefer the shades o' night I When they feel more free. ( Some advice I'd like to give Tnauo n'oomoi"^ atrnllora" XiiVOV ?? UJ ?? UI U uvpvw^wt VIIVl W It's true as Gospel, sure as you live, , That you'll end like all "high rollers. The girl that seeks the love of man Will find it not in such a place; But, if she wishes, she surely can J Easily find her own disgrace. i Some parents ought to take a pill 1 Of good old "common sense," i And block the road that leads down hill. 1 Where troubles all commence. 1 And keep the girls that wear short ^ skirts Away from the tempter's snare, 1 And thus keep a lot of budding flirts 1 From blooming, as it were. < How To Give Quinine To Children. FEBRILINE is the trade-mark name gtfven to an improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleasant to take and does not disturb the stomach. J Children take it and never know it is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot * take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor i cause nervousness nor ringing: in the head. Try it the next time you need Quinine for any purpose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The name FEBR1LIME is blows in botUc. 25 cents. LAKE CITY LOCAL NEWS NOTES. . f JWELLING BURNED?TOBACCO SELLS HIGHER-PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS 0 F INTEREST. Special to The County Record. Lake City, September 29:?Mr Vddleton Young, a planter who reides a few miles west of Lake City, lad the misfortune to lose his new ind modern dwelling last Thursday, >y fire. All of the furniture! and 1-i.L: L .1 : i._ ??_ \r i iijujing ueiuiij^niy lu rar luun^.aau lis family was destroyed. Misses Blanche and Olivia Stuckey ire visiting friends at Andrews. Mrs G H Davis spent the weekind with her daughter, Miss Annie, vho is attending college at Union. Miss Kate Ellis spent Saturday ind Sunday with friends at Marion. Mr W H Andrews, of the Atlantic ^oast Lumber corporation, spent Wednesday of last week in town on justness mailers. Yesterday prices of tobacco began ;o soar high again, tobacco that had >een bringing very little jumped to lixteen and eighteen cents; there vere about sixty thousand pounds told in the three warehouses. The jlenn-Joyce warehouse is closed for he season,but the other warehouses vill remain open to sell the tobacco is long as there is any to be sold. Mrs J M Sturgeon returned Satirday with her daughter, Miss '^lose, from Florence, where the latter lad been in an infirmary for treatnent. Mrs P H Arrowsmith and little ion spent several days last week at Davis Station with the former's parMr and' Mrs J P Matthews, accompanied by the former's father )f Lynchburg, attended the funeral services of the latter's sister, Mrs \ W Flagler, Saturday afternoon at Kingstree. One of the most commendable steps taken in the "buy-a-bale" movement here is that of Mr John VI Sturgeon,who is taking cotton on lis accounts, giving the planter a receipt for the cotton at ten cents, ind holding the cotton until such, ;ime as he sees fit to sell, the dif terence reaiizeu aDove tne ten cents Lo be given to the planter. Mr and Mrs John Garner, who iiave b?en residing at Hemingway iuring the recent tobacco season, spent Saturday in town with friends. Hon J Davis Carter is in town this morning. J S Mitchell, Esq, of the Florence bar, was in town Saturday. A real-estate company is conducting a sale on the outskirts of town for colored people only. A feature of the sale is that bales of cotton will be accepted at ten cents the pound. It seems that cotton is getting to be as good as ready money these days. LBN. Mrs. Ella F. Flagler Dead. Mrs Ella F Flagler, wife of Mr A W Flagler,whose home is situated on the Cades road, six miles north of Kingstree.died there Friday night as hUn rnonlf n of>?nl/a af no1 xroia Liiv icouit ui a on ui poi aij oiv which she had suffered several days, before. The deceased was one of the best known and most beloved ladies in this county. She was a member of the Presbyterian church and a devout Christian. Mrs Flagler is survived by her husband, Mr A W Flagler,and eleven children: Mesdames J P Wheeler, J C Kinder and C E St Amand, of Kingstree; Mrs C M James, Centerville, Ala; Mrs Gary Cox of Cades; Messrs R T Flagler, W G Flagler, Eugene Flacrler. Cleve Flaeler. Mel vin Flagler and Dessie Flagler. Besides these, a host of relatives, among whom are several greatgrandchildren, residing throughout the South, mourn her loss. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev P S McChesney. Immediately following the services the remains were aid to rest in the old Williamsburg :emetery. Notice. We will allow our customers 10c 3er pound for middling cotton on iccounts from now until October 15, 1914. Trio Farm Supply Co, 9-24-2t Trio, S C. ... * i mm, -