The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 03, 1915, Page TWO, Image 2
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t BOYD SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the Boyd
school which took place Klfcy 21 at
8:30 p. m., were most interesting
and entertaining. The porch of the
school house, tastefully decorated,
served as a stage, and the numerous
visitor^ were very comfortably
seated cut of doors. The numerous
Japanese lanterns, along witn me
soft light of the m^on, made it a
scene of enchantment. Under the
management of Miss Minnie McFaddin,
the teacher, the whole affair
was carried out in a most capable,
manner. Visitors from Kingstree,
Greelyville, Heinemann, Laqes and
the surrounding country were present,
and all were charmed with the
exeicises.
PROGRAMME.
1. "My Faith Looks up to Thee"?
Pantomime ?sung and acted by seven
sweet little girls garbed in white rf>bes.
They were: Mary and Lottie Guess,
Carrie and Grace Blackwell, Laura
Boyd, Glennie Brunson and Minnie
bpivey.
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-could not be present on account of
x *the rain. Miss Ackie McCants was
*the only, graduate. The school has
r just put in a beautiful piano, and
^music was furnished both evenings
by -Misses Ruth Wilson of Inuian?
tovw n and Jane Ervin. These exercise.:
brought to a close a very successful
year, with Misses Jane Ervin
as principal and Pearl Eaddy as assistant.
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A good lawn adds to the beauty
and enhances the value of any home.
Hake preparations for a awn now
by sowing the front yard th ckly to
cowpeas.
2. "No Meddlers ? antea ? wimam
Boyd, bookkeeper, was besieged by
peddlers and taken in each time. First
peddler was Robert f'runson, who sold
him an ink eraser; Laird Montgomery
sold a lightning calculator, anu Tom
Blackwell sold corn cures.
3. "Aunt Jerusha's and Ur.cle Joshaway's
visit to Potato Ridge School" wa*
ably acted by Carrie Blackwell and
Henry Brunson. Glennie Brunson represented
the teacher, and seven little
girls were her pupils. The play was
very amusing and much enjoyed by the
audience.
4. "Two little girls from Holland,
the land where the Tulips grow," was
prettily acted by Sue Blackwell and
Laura Boyd, dressed as the maids from
beautiful Holland, who looked very
sweet in their red and white dresses and
wooden clattering shoes.
5. "Dangerous Traps," acted by five
little boys, who gaye timely warning to
keep out of them. Eliphet Brunson
warned against the trap of temper;
% Berry Williamson, rudeness;^ Clarence
Boyd, ambition; Willie Williamson,
prying, and Walter Blackwell, selfishness.
6. An Operetta?the Flowers Awaiting
Mother Nature's Call Under Ground,
and listening for her summons for
them to come forth and gladden the
earth with their beauty?was quite a
\ lor.g and difficult piec The beautiful
Rose wished to stay and play with Jack
v Frost who offered to show her his wonderful
snow and ice, but she was afraid
to disobey Mother Nature and spoil her
pretty pink bonnet. This was aeted
by the following little girls: The daisies,
Laura Boyd; asters, Sue Black well and
Lottie Guess; violets, Dorcthy Boyd,
Mary Williamson; butter cups, Glennic
Brunson and Carrie Blackwell; bluebells,
Minnie Spivey; snow-drops, Grace
Blackwell; the rose. Mary Guess; Mother
Nature, Tempie Guess; Jack Frost,
Clarence Boyd. Mary Guess sang most
sweetly, "The Last Rose of Summer."
They were all dressed as became their
OQv%cr f A tKp
names, auu catu nun? oaug ,v ? ??
other as they- sat waiting for Mother
1 Nature to summon them and bid Jack
Frost depart.
The last number on the programme
was a fine address, by Rev H D Bull,
rector of St Alban^ Chapel, Kingstree.
His lecture was specially for the children,
but was much enjoyed by the
grown people.
M C Mouzqn.
Notes from Carlisle.
Carlisle, May ?The busy times
hereabouts have caused the boys to
come home early Sunday nigh?s,that
they may go to work in good time
' Monday morning without coaxing.
V Hon W J Smiley spent Sunday
pleasantly with . relatives at New
Zion.
Mr Fant MeClam of Mt-uzon was
in this community Sunday afternoon.
Mr Boyd Smith went to Bethel
one day last vtfeek on business.
Mr Scott Coker of Hebron spent
Sunday in this community. ?
The Carlisle boys played a game
of baseball with the Salters nine
Saturday. The Carlisle boys were
victorious.
Messrs Boyd Smith and Gilbert
Sauls visited Kingstree Sunday afternoon.
- Sweet Sixteen.
Trio School Closes.
Trio, May 31:?The graded school
here held its commencement exer cises
Thursday and Friday nights,
May 27-28. Thursday evening the
primary and intermediate grades
entertained with short plays, songs,
etc. Friday night the graduating
exercises were held. Hon P H Stoll,
. V-or- fnr fhp PVPninc
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES
YOU DEATHLY SICK.
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Stop Using Dangerous Drug Be- I
fore It Salivates You!
It's Horrible!
You're bilious, sluggish, consti-;
pated and believe you need vile, >
dangerous calomel to start your
liver and clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask vour j
druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight. If it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you right up
I better than calomel and without;
I griping or making you sick I want j
you to go back to the store and get i
your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow i
&OU will feel weak and sick and j
economy should be practiced at a J
time like the present.
The tests were made by actual!
comparative use of the two materi- j
als on United States revenue cutters
and simultaneously by laboratory
processes at the bureau of standards
in this city.
Restored to Good Health.
"I was sick for four years with
stomach trouble," writes Mrs Otto
Gans, Zaniesville.Ohio. "I lost weight
and felt so weak that I almost gave
up hope of being cured. A friend
told me about Chamberlain's Tablets,
and since using two bottles of them I (
have been a well woman." Obtain- <
able everywhere. j
Fvioncinn a! thci R. F. D. Service.
I and! often had dizzy speus. lnei
: kidney secretions passed irregularly:
! and the least cold 1 caught settled:
! on my kidneys, making me suffer
| worse. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved
all the ailments'." ,
i Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr *Bro\vn had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props. Buffalo. N Y.
nauseated. Don't lose a day's work, j.
Take a spoonful of harmless, veget- j"
able Dodson's Liver Tone tonight!
and wake up feeling great. It's1
perfectly harmless, so give it to j
\our children any time. It can't
salivate, so let them oaf anything |
afterwards.
COTTON SUPERIOR TO WOOL j
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As Material for Flags and Decorative
Bunting.
Washington, May 28:?Cotton has
b 'en officially declared superior to
wool as a material for Hags and dec- .
orative bunting. ,. !
| This announcement has just been [j
j made by the treasury department j !
j after exhaustive tests, and the tact J
is sure to have an important influence
upon the requisitions of the
various departments of ihe Government
for supplies for the next fiscal
year, beginning July 1, 191r>.
It is left within the discretion of
officials to order either?material, but
as cotton has been so authoritatively
pronounced better and is undeniably
cheaper, one may egffiy guess
what the average official ^ill do in
the face of urgent suggestions from
his superiors that every feasible
July 1 will see the U S R F D
expended to more than a million
farms not at present receiving (he
service. This, it is claimed, will be
done, without additional cost to the ;
public, by the readjustments of
routes so as to avoid duplications
and unnecessary service and by the
installation of motor service upon
many routes. As the good roads
movement bears fruit in the shape
of passable highways the year around,
more and more routes will be added
until practically every farm in the
United States will be on a rural free j
delivery route. This, with parcel j
post facilities for the market of \
farm produce, will m'eaif millions of {
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dollars to the American farmer.
HAS DARLINGTON FOUND THE SAME? J
The Answer Is Found In the straight '
forward Statement of a Darlinginn
BnciHonl
iuu nyoiuGiu.
We have been reading week after
week in the local press of Kingstree
citizens who have been rid of distressing
kidney and bladder troubles
by Doan's Kidney Pills, and we have
often wondered whether the ?ame
high opinion of this medicine is to
be found in our rjeighboring towns.
This frank and earnest statement by ,
a well-known and resjieeted resident
of Darlington will set this doubt at
rest.
H L Brown, grocer, Broad and |
Washington Sts, Darlington, S C. }
i says: "I had dull pains through the
small of my back and couldn't resr
well. v Mornings I was sore and lame
USE "CAT
(Non-Corrosive a
Insecticide, Gerrr
Kills Fleas, Flies, Bed-bug:
other Vermin and Insects.
Fine as a general Disinfect
hold uses, stables, kennels, ga]
use in the sick-room or disin
Price, 25c.
liingstree Di
KINGSTREE,
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Mowers!
Just received, on
MACHINES. Pric<
and examine them. '
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we ao not sen goous ueiu
yourself if you were a merchi
We do not advertise to do
we advertise to do onfy that a
But we do advertise to gr
lar's worth of goods for a doil
nity. And we give what we
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any house in this community,
tisc.
We do advertise to give y<
i 1 this community. And we ;
| That is all we can prornis*
promise.
The Andrews
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DM ice I/lis SI (II CHIC HI.
On display and sale at E
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Mowers, Rake
just received. Tht
?the best made 8
We handle thes? 8
to have you call t<
is time to start ha
or hay crop. *
Prices and
Iisfactory to
Williamsburg I
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The Inducem
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We do not give somethin;
can do that and continue in b
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On a personal visit to Mr Henry For
sible August 1 Rebate.
(The Fo-.l Company announced last ye\rsales
reached :i00,0<X) cars between AufjuatTV 1'
' inc that rtcriod would receive back arefund oJ
' Mr. Fqrd," I suggested, "Is tt
with regard to the Ford Mot9r Clomp
"We shall sell the 300,000," was
a full month ahpad of August 1st!"
"Then a refund is practically as:
"Yes?barring the tjtal.y unexj
behind orders today. Factory and b
I then said to Mr. Ford: "If il c<
ment we would increase our local sal
" You may say " teas Mr, Ford'
to this?" You may say that ice slit
Fowl car between August i, 1914,
unforeseen, the sum of S50. You
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ticide. Disinfectant jj
s, Roaches, Ticks, Lice and ail |
ant and Germicide l'ov house- I:
rbage receptacles, etc Also for i
fecting linen and bed-clothes. |
ug Company |j
SouthCarolina I
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Mowefrs!
e carload MOWING
), $45.00 each. Call
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d I broached the subject of a pos-as
you well remember?that if their total
911, and Auirust 1. 1915, each purchaser dur'
#40.00 to J0O.00).
>ere anything I Cfin say to our people
iany's 300,000 car rebate plan?"
the quiet reply?"and in 11 months,
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vcted. We are 50,000 to 75.00o cars
ranches are sending out 1800 daily."
iuld make a delinite refund stateles
500 cars."
if deliberate and siynifbanl reply
(II pay back h each purchaser of a
and Anyusl 1, 1915, barriny the
may say that J authorized you to
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angstree, S C, by
flOS. McCUTCHEN.
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either of these things. For
vhich we faithfully accomplish.
t*e you the best and biggest dolar
of any house in this commuadvertise.
ou the best quality of goods of
And we give what we adverou
the best service of any house g
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Dry Goods Co.
3ICK, Manager,
SoutH Carolina.
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j McCormick kind
md the best sold,
md would be glad
3 see us before it
rvesting your oat .
Terms Sat- I
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Live Stock Co. J
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is made on the correct pipe principle. It
foul and it can't clog. Come on in and p
shape you like best ? every one a mast<
25c, 35c, 50c, up.
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regular customers I U
high grade Flour, 1I
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A Fine, Sweet Pip
for you is the Wellington. With it, you can I
of a cool, sweet, dry smoke. Y ou won t hi
slightest trouble keeping the Wellington cle
tractable. Saliva can't get to the fire to b