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| | PwteskiMl Cards. | DHL CLAUDE McCABE, Dental Surgeon, Office in Hirsch building, over Kingstree Drug Co's. 8-28-tf /' ' DR. ROBERT J. McCABE, \ DENTIST, HNGSTREE, - S. C Office in McCabe Building, next to Court House. M. D. NfiSMl 1U, DENTIST, Lake City, S. C. W. L TAYLOR DENTIST, Offloe over Dr W V Brocklngton' Store, 1NGSTREE. - 8. C. i 6-21-tf. V ftAM 1 Q1 A. M. SNIDER, SURGEON DENTIST. Over Gamble & Jacobs' Drag Store. J. DeS. Gilland Attorney-at-Law Second Floor losoolc Temple Florence,'.S. G General practicioner in'all State and Federal Courts. Benj. M-'NNES, M. R.C. V. S. (B. Kater McfNNES. M. D.. V. M. D VETERINARIANS. One of us will be at Kingstree the first Monday in each month, at Heller's Stables. 9-28-tf 'JL KINGSTREE Lodge, No. 46 meets Thursday before ?ull moon each month. Visiting brethren are cordially nyited. R K Wallace, W M. J M Ross, Sec. 2-27-ly k ^5r\ Kingstree Chapter, No.* 22, ^3/ Order Eastern Star mooorv Thursday night after full moon and two weeks later. Mrs B E Clarkson, W M. Mrs Stella Cook. Sect'y. l-28-tf Kingstree Lodge, ft W&SS No. 91 Knights of Pythias conventions every second and % fourth Tuesday night Our visiting - brethren always welcome. Castle Hall, 3rd story Gourdin Building. 1-14-lyr BE Clarkson, C C. E C Epps, K of R & S. xSj* or^hang about on tbe P H Stoll, J M Brown, Clerk. , Con. Com. ' INKJ I iuc : Tobacco will bring best prices at Kingstree and T. J. Pendergrass . will give you best values for your money. Nice fresh Fish always on hand. We also carry a full and complete line of Groceries, Cold -i Drinks, Crockeryware and Glassware. If you spend a night in town and miss Pendergrass' Boarding House you will regret it Six bedrooms up stairs and everything comy plete. .J Our Restaurant is under the management of Mrs. J. Hamlet who will give you A-l service. Call and see her. Pendergrass Brothers Co. Kingatr**, S. C. W??? , CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. A yrJCK Ladiei) itk ;o?r OrvcrUt for A ?Sofl CbUkw>ttrIl)laa.D4Brind/A\ JjGuTjgL fill* ?? Bed tod Bold n?eu!!!c\V/ boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. \ / ffil OnUl Take other. Bit of yowr V 1.1 Z- "JO DnoM, Ask fortJIII-CIIKR-TEn 8 It J DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 8& S year, known as Best. S-fert, Always F.eliaUa r SOID BY DRUGGISTS EVE?yWH?itE Rwdpl Books, Blink Noli;, Mortgagts aad L ril Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at f The Record office. If we nave not the form you wish we can print it on short optica. ^ 1915 PI Of TKe WilKi Concluded from Last WeeR Minor cas. White or black, pen, Sub. Southern Agriculturist. ist. 2nd. White or black, pair .25 .15 White or black, chicks, pen .25 .15 Games. Black breasted, red, pen ? ? 1.00 .50 Cock .25 .15 | Cockerel #? .25 .15 .2<; , .m **VH ? ? ?? ? ? w v Pullet 9 .25 .15 Indian Game, Cornish, Indian game, Cornish, pen 1.00 .50 Cock .25 .15 ' Cockerel .25 .15 Orpingtons. White or Buff, pen - 1.00 .50 Pullet .25 .15 Hen .25 .15 Cockerel .25 .15 Cock .25 .15 Bantams. (Regardless of color.) Game, regardless of variety, pen, Sub. Progressive Farmer. Game, regardless of variety, pair .25 .15 Game, regardless of variety, pen, chicks .25 .15 White, pen : .25 .15 White, pair ? ? ? ? .25 .15 Black, pair .25 .15 Black, pen .25 .15 Black, chicks, pen .25 .15 Hen and Chicks .25 .15 Japanese, pen .25 .15 Japanese, pair .25 .15 Japanese, chicks, pen .25 .15 Turkeys. Bronze, pair Subscription to Progressive Farmer. Buff, pair .25 .15 Slate, pair .25 .15 \xru:*.~ re TVU1LC, pan .-J - - j Common or mixed, pair .25 .15 Ornamental Fowls. Peafowls, pair .50 .25 Guinea, White, pair .50 .25 Guinea, Pearl, pair ? __ ? .50 .25 Pheasant, Golden, pair .50 .25 Pheasant, Silver, pair .50 .25 Pheasant, Lady Amherst, pair 50 .25 Pheasant, English, pair .50 .25 Pheasant, Ring Neck, pair .50 .25 Pheasant, Reeves, pair .50 .25 Pheasant, Chinese Eared, pair ? .50 .25 Pheasant, Mongolian, pair .50 .25 Ducks. Alesbury, pair .25 .15 Gayuga .25 .15 Pekin, pair .25 .15 Rouen, pair ? ? ? ? .25 .15 Muscovy, pair - .25 .15 Common or mixed, pair, - .25 .15 Geese. Chinese, brown or white, pair, Subscription Southern Agriculturist. Toulouse, pair .25 .15 Common or mixed, pair .25 .15 Pigeons. ) Common, pen not less than 10. Subscription to Southern Agriculturist. Common, pair .25 .15 Pantails, pair .25 .15 xtit 17i7 a xtn t? a xtrv wr?ri<r ni?PARTMF.NT Mrs. M. L. Allen, Superintendent, Kingstree ,S. C. (Assistant to be appointed) All articles exhibited in this department must be owned by residents of the county. Domestic Fabrics. Premium Pair woolen blankets .50 Pair cotton blankets .50 Cotton or mixed coverlet .50 Woolen coverlet .50 Home-made mattress .50 Pair woolen socks .25 Pair woolen stockings .25 Pair cotton socks .25 Pair infant's cotton socks ? .25 Pair cotton stockings .25 One pound cotton sewing thread .25 Pound cotton yarn .25 ; Cotton comfort .25 Hearth rug .25 Rag carpet ' .25 Silk. Specimen sewing silk .25 Specimen reeled silk .25 Peck cocoons .25 Stockings or half hose : .25 Handkerchiefs or shawl t ptcimen silk or woolen ciotk 3 yaMs . .25 Specimen silk and cotton, 3 ya*.ls .25 Quilts. Laid work quilt, in cotton .50 Raised work, cotton quilt .50 Patch work quilt, in cotton .50 Quilt, by girl under 14 - - ? ? .50 tEMIU> imsturg County 1 Patch work quilt, in silk .50 Raised work quilt .50 Patch work quilt, in worsted .50 Imitation Marseilles - .50 Woven counterpane, county made .50 Silk comfort ? .50 Crib quilt, in silk ' .50 Crib quilt, in worsted .50 Crazy quilt in silk .50 Crazy quilt, in worsted .50 Quilt, in outline .50 Knitting in Cotton Collar and cuffs ? .25 Child's socks , .25 Cradle counterpane .25 Large counterpane .25 Lace . .25 Tidy .25 Table mats .25 Toilet mats .25 Knitted mats .25 Child's sacque .25 Crocheting, Netting or Tatting in Cotton. Collar and Cuffs .25 Child's cap .25 Tidy -25 Lace .25 Table mats .25 Table, cover .25 Tatted handkerchief .25 Cradle quilt .25 Large counterpane .25 Lace .25 Tidy -25 Pillow shams .25 Table mats .25 Toilet mats .25 Lambrequin .25 Knit tin a. Netting or Crocheting in Zephyr Silk. Shawl .25 Infant's cap or hood .25 Infant's sacque .25 Infant's cloak .25 Child's skirt .25 Lady's skirt .25 Gloves, silk .25 Gloves, worsted .25 Child's hose worsted .25 Child's hose, silk .25 Lady's hose, silk .25 Child's shoes .25 Lady's shoes or slippers, worked .25 Hand bag .25 Bed spread 1 .25 Infant's afghan .25 Large afghan .25 Table mat .25 Toilet mat .25 Lamp or vase mat .25 Pin cushion .25 Sofa cushion ' .25 Tidy, silk .25 Tidv. worsted .25 J 1 ? ? ? I ~ Undervest .25 Hearth rug .25 Fascinator .25 Lambrequin .25 Raised Worsted Work, Tapestry Work, Etc. Picture in tapestry ^ .25 Piano cover, raised work .25 Lambrequin .25 Cushion, sofa or pin .25 Table cover or scarf, raised work ? ? .25 Chair cover, raised work .25 Lamp or vase mat .25 Carriage robe .25 Footstool cover, raised work .25 Hearth rug, raised work .25 Embroidery in Silk or Worsted Slippers .25 Nightgown case. .25 Lady's dress .25 Shawl .25 Center piece, small .25 Apron .25 Doilies .25 Child's dress .25 Child's sacque , .25 Cloak .25 Fire screen .25 Center piece, large I ? .25 Pin cushion .25 Sofa cushion .25 Picture frame .25 Towels .25 Shams .25 Toilet set .25 Tidy , .25 Handkerchief .25 Lady's skirt .25 Child's skirt .25 Slippers .25 Infant's hood 1 .25 Lady's tea gown .25 Table cover .25 Scarf .25 Piano cover .25 v 5 j ' ^ ' * > x.. - - . ^ _ _ I LIST i i M Fair Association Fire screen .25 Embroidery in Linen or Cotton, Outing or Braiding . Child's skirt .25 Child's dress - - ? .25 Sacque * ... .25 Lady's apron .25 Tidy 1 ? r .25 or ' 4 w FLORAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hugh Cooper, Superintendent, Fowler, S. C. Chrysanthemums. Best single specimen .25 Best collection in pots .50 Best collection in vases .5a Best design .50 Roses. Best single specimen .25 Best collection .50 Dahlias. Best single specimen ? ? .25 Best collection - .5a Continn td on Pmgm 6 - - - __ - - ? DHllCIlUUrg UUlilCis Battenburg table cover ? ? ? .25 Battenburg scarf .25 Battenburg handkerchief .25 Point lace handkerchief .25 Honiton lace handkerchief .25 Lady's collar, in honiton .25 Lady's collar, in Battenburg .25 Lady's collar, in point lace .25 Child's collar, in honiton .25 Child's collar, in Battenburg .25 Child's collar, in point lace .25 Child's cap, in Honiton .25 Child's cap, in Battenburg .25 Child's cap, in point lace .25 Miscellaneous. Best specimen in quilts .25 Best specimen in knitting, netting or tatting in cotton ? .25 Best soecimen in crochetine, in cotton .25 Best specimen in knitting or netting or crocheting, in zephyr or silk .25 Best specimen in worsted work, framed tapestry, etc. .25 Best specimen in embroidery, silk or worsted ? .25 Best specimen in linen or cotton outlining or brading .25 Best specimen in drawn work or similar fabrics .25 Best specimen of rosin, wax, shell, bead or hair work .25 Best specimen in leather gilding or bronzing .25 Best specimen in paper * .25 Best specimen in baskets .25 Best specimen in cushions .25 Best specimen in button holes .25 FINE ART DEPARTMENT. Mrs. L. W. Gilland, Superintendent, Kingstree, S. C. Oil painting, portrait, landscape, firuit, flowers or animals .50 Water color painting, portrait, landscape, fruit, flowers or animals -5? Pastelle painting, portrait or landscape .50 China and glass painting -5? Painting on textile fabrics, tapestry or wood __ .50 Crayon portrait or drawing: -5? v^usuiuu, put VJI suia ? ?? ? ? ? ?? ? ? Child's cap . .25 Handkerchief .25 Towels r- .25 Waist .25 Small center piece - .25 Doilies .25 Scarf - .25 Pillow shams .25 Table cover .25 Large center piece .25 Splashers .25 Center piece .25 Drawn Work and Hemstitching Towels .25 Apron .25 Scarf .25 Tray cover .25 Handkerchief .25 Waist .25 Center piece, large or small .25 Pillow shams - .25 Doilies .25 Table cover .25 Strati', Willow Work and Similar Fabrics of County Manufacture. Bonnet, hat or cap .25 Willow work basket .25 Set table mats .25 Straw basket .25 Willow basket . .25 Paper Work. Flowers ? .25 Lamp shade .25 Dishes .25 Candlestick .25 Picture frame .25 Boxes .25 Modern Lace Work. Battenburg center piece ? ? .25