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iSIOur stockever shown in We carry Wood's Shoes give satisfacti TC ir* nc I ILlllgO " Approachir brings -with it rough an this condition the Scott Dru has laid in a large supp Face and St of all kinds for the han All Standard and Fani NORRI The best made. Scott Dru When in need of Watc of any kind,remember B-A Quality. Every articl your money refunded. Ghinaware. Silverware \ Eyes Examined to the weakest eyes. Brok A supply of glasses always Bring your Watches, Clo repairs. All repairs made tTeTbagc II ITHEWAI 1 I \ J. L. Sr 1 HA! j Horses ? W?? . n 1 _ _ I for sate c J. L. S' Livery, Feet Lake City, 50 ONE AND to go a A Car Load of the Famou: 6 Celebrated to close o For any of these articles M. 1 * *' ? .'r',' IOES! : is now replete with Kingstree. the Queen Quality foi for Children. These I on. .tree Dry ig Cold Weather | d cracked skins. To relieve ! g Company ly of ! rin Preparations ds and face. j ;y Toilet Articles in Stock. ; S CANDY Fresh all the time. tg Company If you want to be Wk 3 on time, buy a | "BIG BEN" L_ | You may ''cuss" in | fct | the morning, but | f J | you will be thankful \ aMI!? when pay day comes I ?no lost time. J hes, ClocKs and Jewelry | lGGETT'S, the store of ? e guaranteed as represented or : ind Gut Glass for Weddings. and Glasses Fitted f :en glasses replaced immediately, on hand. ; cks and broken Jewelry to me for | same day received. I IETT, Jeweler. I &?Q2ZKQ2Q?Qmte?Q?Q?Q?Z^ R IS ONUS: JUT 1 rUCKEYl 5 BOTH ? ind Mules ?r Exchange. | rUCKEYl J 1 C~U Qfoklr, a aim uam utauiv > -/ South Carolina Ij A HORSE WAGONS it about cost. I s Oxford Buggies Just Received Deering Mowers ut at a bargain. ; see F. HELLER SHC the largest and be ' Ladies, Howard & Shoes come directl; Goods < IS SECOND PLYMOUTH ROCK | New Hampshire Town Has Historical Relic Which Is Object of Attraction to Visitors. Did know that New Hampshire has a Plymouth rock as well as Massachusetts? It's a historical fact, which has been recalled by the calling for the fifth time of Rev. Dr. Albert L. Smith to the pulpit of the Methodist , church at Plymouth, X. H. According to the Boston Post, the tradition is that Methodism in that place owes its origin to a young man by the name of Elijah Hedding, who afterward became the famous bishop of that name. It is said that he came to a schoolhouse across the Pemigewasset river in Holderness, expecting to preach. Somehow he was denied admission. Not to be daunted, he took his flock and retired a short distance into a field, where there was a large boulder, and upon it preached from the text: "Upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." The boulder is still known as "Pulpit rock," and is i yearly visited by scores of summer tourists. OVERCOMES BALDNESS. An ingenious Hungarian doctor has found a wav pffeotnallv fn pnn. ceal any one's baldness. Taking a fine hair, he ties it with both ends free to a bit of thin gold wire, which he then runs under his patient's scalp and twista so that it holds the hair permanently in place. This action he repeats until he has placed at least five hundred hairs in each square inch of bald scalp. So fine is the wire that one gram of gold is enough to anchor fifty thousand hairs. The hair thus attached can, it is said, be washed and brushed just as if it were a natural growth, and will keep its luster and brilliancy for many years. Henceforth, "silver threads among the gold" will have a new significance.?Youth's Compam ion. CUT BY POISON DAGGER. rtt 1 A TT 1 # 1 1 11 Lnaries a. mrscnreiaer, a wenknown amateur collector of antiques of Jamaica, Long island, was handling an Arabian poisoned dagger said to be 2,000 years old, when the 18-inch blade suddenly fell from the scabbard. Instinctively Mr. Hirschfelder grabbed for the dagger, to , save its ivory hilt from damage, and its point entered his palm. Knowing the tip was poisoned and [ that it would be useless to wait for j a physician, Mr. Hirschfelder quick- J ly opened the wound until it bled < freely and then sucked vigorously until assured all danger was past. i A TASK INDEED. "Do you try to cheer your husband \ up when he is worried about the t cares of business?" j "Yes," replied young Mrs. Torkins. "The cares of business don't - give me so much trouble. But cheering him up when the home team strikes a losing 6treak is some problem." WILL MAKE GARDEN*. The countess of Warwick, who is an enthusiastic amateur gardener, has decided to practise garden planning professionally. She planted some Mediterranean gardens for French friends, and they were bo pleased that she was persuaded to do more work of the kind. She has selected a staff of women assistants from Stadlej castle, in Warwickshire, the college for women gardeners that 6he herself established some years ago. Women will be employed exclusively on the work, to be done under Lady Warwick's direction. y )ES! ist assortment of ] Foster Shoes for y to us from the m Co., % | This Is Ni j? Money ( jjS Use Your , Money F 5H Y? We invite; JiQ judge of merch We have t' HZ and Clothing e1 convince you o: vyj Let us figure v oy will save you d HZ unusual value. H Our line of i ? ? OLiid-n TTnrl awmi OI11JL Lk5j KJ ilUV/i w you to inspect: W member, we he dk Hosiery for me ity that will pl( Wj ^ So A regular ^ wool Suits fron 1 T\ gDavi; |j OH Kingstree Har No. Six-Sixty-Six This it a prescription prepared especially or MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and (taken then as a tonic the Fever will r.r: ?turn. It acts on the liver better hr.n Daiomel and does not ?ripe or sick- -i 2:c Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless diill Tonic is equally valuable as a j General Tonic because it contains the j veil known tonic properties of QUININE rad IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives rat Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. : Are You a Woman ? n Canlui The Woman's Tonic I FOR SALE AT ALL DR!)66tSTS I F4 j The County Record $1 a year. SHOE Ladies', Gents' and Chi Gents and Buster Bro anufacturers and are ? KINGSTRE 9 Time To Wa: )n "Fake War 5 Iiirlompnf anrl Sn / ^ 1 t or Goods That W: >u Honest Service. you to our store and andise we are sure of y< he best line of medium yer shown in Kingsti f this fact if you will g nth you for your fall o ollars and give you me Shoes, Clothing, Hats, ear, Etc., is complete i it, whether you buy ( ive a complete line oi n, women and children >ase. I $25.00 Suit for $17.0C ti $10.00 to $15.00. s & Feni dware Store KillgSl M? IvTvoTJ AJU 6U1V lii??jLV Save For JUST a word to the NEWLYWEBS. PEEACH to you, but we do wish to ICALLY: "BEGIN SAVING FOR art EASY, we know. The first years of yonr money, which perhaps does not come later. But save NOW. DON'T WAIT. BANK OP KII Patronize OlIR And Get Sati S! j ildren's Shoes 1 wn and R. T. 1 guaranteed to 1 ;e, s. c. j~ >te Your | rales" ml end Your ill Give | if you are a our business, dh priced Shoes ee and can Ay; ive us a call. -ffHj J lutfit and we jwj j rchandise of eftai LOj rl Furnishings, j rnd we want {4$ J >r not. Re- lQj 9 : Shoes and andofqual- ^ i I. Other all 1(1] 4 nell, tree, S. C. j| j swlywed, J a Home I Dear friends, we don't want to H i say SIMPLY and EMPHAT- H YOUR HOME HOW!" Xft 1 your new life require most of H to yon as plentifully as it will flfl Ifll make yon HAPPY. 9? STG8TREE. fl Advertiser^ isfaction. fl