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IP Gor , . Mr jF* j$*}4^ The contest to select the most beautiful young lady in Williamsburg to represent this county in the State-wide contest for the selection of the prettiest girl in South Carolina, who will be crowned "Queen" of the Harvest Jubilee, which is to be held in connection with the annual State Fair in Columbia this fall, is on. The object of the contest has been explained fully in The Record; but a thing can never be explained too much, so we will again outline the plans for the contest. As generally known, it has been decided to hold a "Harvest Jubilee" in connection with the State Fair, which will be held as usual in Columbia this fall. The committee in charge of the Harvest Jubilee wishes to select by popular vote the most beautiful young lady in South Carolina, who will be crowned "Queen" of the Harvest Festival. The young lady will be equipped with an elaborate trousseau, befitting her royal grace and beauty, and she will sit in state on a handsomely decorated float in the parade, which will take place * i-l TT a. T?1_ *1 _ _ m Ml during uie narvesi auonee. one win be attended by exquisite maids of honor, and chevaliers will pay her homage. As stated already, there will be a State-wide contest to select the "Queen" of the Harvest Jubilee. One young lady from each county of the State will be entered in the contest, making 44 contestants in all. Photographs of these 44 young ladies will be turned over to a committee of artists, who will select the one they consider the most beautiful. Now for the plan to select the young lady who will represent Williamsburg county in this contest. As stated in last week's paper, the publicity committee of the Harvest v';. ... . , ./ .. R. W. GORREU ' Our greatei counting on yoi your patronage 111 have buyers fro III you and be you] 1L FOR QUEEN OF THE! WHO IS Yl Kg f' Write Her Name on the Coup It to The Record Offic Eight Young Lad _ :v SELL1 rell's THE H< I li vuc uauico ui ci^ut yvuug lauico ui Kingstree and Williamsburg county and asked us to conduct a contest to select one of that number as the representative of this county in the State-wide contest. The names of eight young ladies selected by the committee in Columbia as candidates in the local contest are as follows: Miss Ada Brockington, Kingstree. Mi33 Selma Thorne, Kingstree. Miss Eunice Harper, Kingstree. Miss Guerry Green, Kingstree. Miss Katherine Bell, Lane, R F D. Miss Bessie Huggins, Hemingway. Miss Marian Hurt, Kingstree. Miss Alberta Flowers, Venters. Now The Record wants to state in the beginning that we did not name these eight candidates. The publicity committee of the Harvest Jubilee sent us the names of eight young ladies, stating that they had been nominated as candidates in the Williamsburg Couuty Beauty Contest, and requested us to conduct, in the columns of this paper, a contest to select the mdst beautiful one of these eight young ladies, to represent this county in the State-wide contest. We believe that the best way to settle the question as to which one of these eight young ladies is entiI cou iTHIS COUPON IS GOOE MISS .. whom I consider the most beaut who have been nominated for t sentative for Williamsburg coui to name a "Queen" for the Har The Mi st desire is to please i. And if hard wor . Prices are much m all the companies r friends. iarvestIubilee our favorite here? ion Below and Send or Bring e Before August 31? ies In the Contest Jubilee forwarded to The Record fVIA nomAO AI/VVIf ITAIIn/v IA/RAH AC vm TD r JL VVI\ , Ne\ nominated in the beauty contest There is printed in this issue of Th< Record a coupon, which is good foi 100 votes. You can clip this cou pon and fill in the name of the younj; lady you wish to vote for, and thei mail or send it to The Record. Then is no limit to the number of coupon: you can send in. Votes will be received up until midnight of Tuesday August 31. A word as to buying papers fron this office for the purpose of clipping the coupons. A limited num ber of extra papers have been print ed and those desiring to purchase papers will be. charged the regular rate of five cents per copy. Whet I loaf iinfao Viaim Kaon noat tiro nril bllU IOOI vuwco liu f w muvu V/wow nv mi call on a committee of disinterested citizens to tabulate the final returns Below is printed the coupon. Clip it, fill in the name of the young lad* you desire to vote for and mail il or bring it to The Record office to day: Name Tbese Babies. Editor Countv Record:? A lady here (Mrs Hollan Feagan) wishes to ask the ladies of Williams burg county, through your columns to suggest names for her two prettj little daughters,twins,just two years old. She cannot please herself. The little girls are hale and hearty. M Cades, August 13. For a Sprained Ankle. If you will get a bottle of Cham berlain's Liniment and observe the directions given therewith faithful ly, you will recover in much less time than is usually required. Obtainable everywhere. aaaaaaaaaaaa^A^AAA^ A A A .a PON J > FOR 100 VOTES FOR 1 iful one of the eight candidates | he contest to select a repre- 4 nty in the State-wide contest | vest Jubilee. | ; ; . \ ^ M. R. en Who Ha^ i our customers. L k smiarp rlpa liners : ?y ?-a ? ? 0 ^ , better than they w< 3. Come to see us Yours fc tied to this coveted honor is to leav it to a popular referendum. There fore, we are opening a contest ii which any person may vote for th young lady he thinks the most beau tffnl nf t.hp picht who havp hpp? Kingstr DME OF I I rOBACC V Wa 66, S. C = HIGH F Prescription No. 668 ia prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER. Five or six doaes will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c caunoi oe aone wnen me weainer is | of even quality from day to day. It is a grand thing: to count up one's i mercies and advantages. i Deafmutes from many parts of the State assembled at Columbia last week for a three days' convention. A speech by Gov Manning: was one of the features. The Chief Executive's address will be translated into sign languages to the delegates by N F Walker, superintendent of Cedar Springs institute.in Spartanburg county. Mria or Chills &Fev6ii i neighbors, you may be sure he is 5 thoroughly convinced or he would 3 not do so. Telling one's experience when it is for the public good is an , act of kindness that should be appreciated. The following statement i given by a resident of Kings tree adds one more to the many cases of - Home Endorsement which are being published about Doan's Kidney Pills, i Read it: W K Mcintosh, proprietor tobac? co warehouse, Main St, Kingstree, 1 says: "Several years ago my kidl neys were disordered, and I suffer. ed from dull pains in the small of ) my back. I was sore and lame and r had headaches and dizzy spells. I ; tried different medicines, but with out success, until friends recommended Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured - ?> me. Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr Mcintosh had. Foster-Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, N Y. 9 r 1 3 There is one consolation about the ! weather this summer: it has been . so changeable that as atopic for conversation it is possible to use it without wearing it threadbare, and that i. t. _ J 1 xl _ - At- - - GASS /e No Axe to jet us do some hard 1 and high prices count sre. We advise that whether you have to! >r ViicrVi nriPPQ a a , 'J. li XWWj \J(i. ' e ENDORSED AT HOME. n Such Proof as This Should Convince e_ Any Klogstree Citizen. 1 The public endorsement of a local . citizen is the best proof that can be 2 produced. None better, none strong r er can be had. When a man comes - forward and testifies to his fellow? citizens, addresses his friends and ?_____ % . M m r ! X> AT irehc 'RICES I WMm fif 1 s Grind.= work for you this we will get a lii you sell some toba bacco or not. We 1 fc GORRELL, Props |-xxx-xx^ This will In | Woi |*i Dress Goods The most beautiful patterns ever shown m this community. See them now. C ^ -V \L > g MligSIHti I ci; m Kingstree, - - K Washable Goods WmX Latest patterns, cool, substantial, and at^ tractive to the eye. None better. Rg Hosiery W Highest grade of Silk Lisle and Cotton, double heeled and very durable. Popular designs. Lingerie ForWomen and Misses of all ages. Very r^ dainty but extremely durable. Nothing better for summer, j H We want ev M this vicinity t Jfl of goods. 1/ i ri ir nt ii n n i use \ 1 ?- 4 '' 1 ? A. GORRELL ^ year, we are. beral share of ,cco now. We 4 want to know 3 n , EEg r?x<,iox?xox(^ terest Every u ; man. E Gloves ^ We have them for FiiH every occasion, of any |n| style and all of the '^2* best make. Every icSl . pair guaranteed. flrS Ilnrlprwpar iirsMiii ^ ISouth Carolina VUWV1 II V%41 in union suits or single piece garments. H Must be seen and worn to be appreciated. Shirtwaists F3 ) They are the cream of the market and priced low. What better can we say? Notions ^ A Store full of them. Anything and every- Pi thing you want or | can use. rery woman in R3 ;o see our line M ^ H v?tt n n n it n k?.i