The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 08, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3
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Through a
Slips on JOB WO
count of high pri(
sent in. To give
/ set of books.
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We will gr
; week's advertiser
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we wis
Tofl
We have
the soft soles
1 Ladies' and (
/ We are (
/ ducting it on
' I such as is so
I chandise thai
I the service o:
I vice costs yoi
i i? tii^ ?t;
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less money f<
{ your "Bargai
worth for on
It is wor
kind of shoes
our shelves,1
We can i
and price.
\ Don't fo
Plus Clothes
Furnishings.
Di
I Kingstree,
1 Your Che
YOU' PAID that bill. Y
bers that you DID
wordi "PLEASE RE
goimg to do about it ? YOU
tnly sure way i?*to PAY
TOUCHERS AD JUWAiris.
PAY Y0U1
BANK O
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misunderstanding and without aut'
RK and Cash SUBSCRIPTIONS.
;es on stock and material we could
the Slips on old subscriptions woul<
THIS
re FIVE ONE MILE (5 Miles) TIM
nent for Job Work. REMEMBER,
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h To Call Your
tar Up-To-Date Line
; Shoes of all kinds, sty]
s for baby to the finesi
ients' stylish and servic
conducting a Shoe Store
Merit. No old stock
much in evidence, but (
t ought to appeal to at
f a first class store. 1
a no more. In the long
11 guarantee that we ^
Dr a period of twelve m
in Houses" that offer
e dollar.
th your while to investij
5 we sell and, if you war
i i 1 j
we will get it oy return
fit you right in size, stj
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rget---we carry the fa
and an exceptionally i
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on are SUKE of it. And your wife remem*
too. But here is a NEW BILL with the
MIT!" Rather unpleasant. What are yon
CANT FIND THE RECEIPT. Well, the
BY CHECK. Then you can show your
The CHECK WAY is the SAFE WAY!
El BILLS BY CHECK.
?F KINGSTREE.
NOT
horization on my part, it was s
This was directly contrary to n
NOT AFFORD to give the Tra
I bring about no end of confi
IS OUR
lVEL SLIPS for every new <
Ono-Milp Travp] Slins
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1 Attention
Of Shoes
es and sizes, from
t grades, in both
:eable Shoes.
of Merit and con,
no cheap junk,
;lean, stylish merl
who appreciate j
.'hen, too, this ser
run, it costs you
tfill shoe you for
onths than any of
you two dollars'
gate and see what
it anv shoe not on
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mail for you.
rle, wear, comfort
mous $17.00 Style
nice line of Men's
nnell
knith Carolina
RHHHDHHBBHHHi
If a Wagon Gets in the Way
of your auto don't think that the
car is ruined because it is considerably
smashed up. Send it here
and have us repair it. It has to
be a pretty bad wreck to be beyond
our skill. When you get it
back it will be as good as new
and probably better. Next time
it will be the wagon that will
need repairing, not your auto.
Kingstree Garage.
L. T. THOMPSON. Mgr.
COLDS & LaGRIPPE
5 or 6 doses 660 will break
any case of Chills & Fever. Colds
& LaGrippe; it acta on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
tripe or sicken. Price 25c. !
ICE!
tated in this space last w<
ny instructions to the prom*
ivel Slips on Job Work or Sub
asion and possible misunderst
PROPOSI
Cash Subscription added to
> for every New Cash Subscri
C. W. WOL
Publisher
Ffx-x-xxx:
k Keen You
$ Our Ea<
M Our line of S
M especially attract
M rich, stylish, dur;
^ cal in cost
B Many people
^ buying early befc
^ best designs hav<
M Why not be i
vAnronlf? If U71
JUUldlsll* II TTl
M to you as well a
And by comi
^ the cream of the
| Kimsirss
% C'l
M Kingstree, l\oioToToT?T?
r l it A ift iflT f% <
I Beautiful Fai
Tin Dr I
M AAV 1/1 II
I /^ne k
Vy liamsburg
I bout 980 acres,
mile North of C
275 acres in hig
vation, clay sul
soil Has 5 la
ings and plenty
B Labor plentiful,
and plenty of mi
B farm.
B A Bargain at $20,000
I Kingstree Insurance,!
Undressed LumberI
always have on hand a lot of undressed
lumber (board and framing) at
my mill near Kingstree. for sale at the
inmost nricA for crond material. See or
write me for further information, etc.
F. H. HODGE.
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sek that THE COUNTY RE(
oters of the plan. I told th
icnrWinnc ckvponf \TTT.TX7 f^ooVi
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ending, besides causing us to
TION:
our list. We do NOT give 1
iption.
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The County Record
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pring Millinery is
ive this season? M
ahle and economi- M
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic propertiesof QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
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k i
m For Sale!I
fames Place I
est farms in Wil- fl
Co, containing a- I
located about one I
ooper Bros.'store, I
h state of culti- I
bsoil, mixed top I
rge tenant dwell
of outbuildings. I
fine pasture lands M
11 fimhpr t.n snnnlv H
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.00; Terms Satisfactory 9
Real Estate & Loan Co. I
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
Pi
make a practice of ^
ire the newest and ^
e been sold. ^
one of this number M
0 be a gratification H
S to IK H
V kV wwt W? 2
ng early you get ^
lot. ^
in Giiis |
in nr.tt
I!ORD would give Travel
tem distinctly that on acsubscriptions
brought or
? have to keep a separate
i
the Slips as stated in last
I.
Tbe Banishment of Booze.
Rent by strife that is reddening
its rivers with blood, Europe presents,
upon at least one subject, a
remarkable picture of unanimity:
/-I 1 T7? 1 ] A. A-.'-. I
IjUermany anu Ejii&iaiiu, Austria auu
Russia, and even one time gay France,
are all agreed that booze must go.
And even Uncle Sam is becoming an
ally in this crusade!
Liquor has been decreed the one
great outlaw and pirate of the war.
It took the war to demonstrate that
there was no place for it in the conservation
of nations and their commercial
expansion.
Omitting moral and physical aspects
as affecting individuals and
aggregates of individuals, the business
side of it has awakened rulers
and leaders of men to the national
danger in booze, and they have
| issued their decrees against it.
The liquor problem was brought
home to emperors, kings and statesmen
when they studied the fighting *
qualities of their men; the evidence
stood out in bold relief before them.
France took the preliminary step in
the ban put upon absinthe. Russia
went all the way, giving up millions
of revenue in the abolition of vodka
and the closing of the saloons. Germany
and Austria are drawing the
reins tighter upon the liquor ti affic,
while in England,where King George
and Lord Kitchener have set the
example by personal and family abstinence,
the tavern and the saloon
are making their last stand,
European sentiment against booze
has struck deeper than a desire to
win momentary yictory on the bat
hundred thousand dollars' worth of
bonds for building permanent highways
in Union county was defeated
in today's election. About 50 per
cent of the qualified electors voted.
.. . * .
I tlefield. It has gone back to the
question of the victories of peace?
the victory of the counting house,
the corporation office, the shop, of
commerce in all its extent and va
ried aspects, n liquor manes a poor
soldier, a poor battalion or regiment
how much more easily does it make
a poor fighter in the business ranks?
How much more will it deplete and
i injure the effectiveness of the great
commercial army which at last
embodies the very life of the nation?
Moral aspects there are, it is true, (
and they have their great weight.
But these, at last, must be determined
and applied by the individual.
It is evidence of undermining the
life of the nation itself, that has
produced the awakening.
The European war has shown
more than anything else that there
is no place for booze in national development
and growth; and upon
the evidence its banishment has
been decreed. The horrible blood
shed of which this war has been productive
is deplored of all nations
and all peoples. But if the outcome
of it shall be the banishment of the
bottle, it will have rendered so
j?reat a service to humanity that the
blood will not have been spilled in
vain.?Atlanta Constitution.
Notice.
All lifltnnrr ?\ O r\n * o rn/1.
nil pai nco iiaviii^ ?jayx^i a iui i
ord in office of Clerk of Court requiring
revenue stamps must positively
have same stamped before
presenting such papers for record.
4-1-tf H 0 Britton, Clerk.
By a vote of 642 for and 834
against the question of issuing, two