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' WCMjgg SEWS Court next week. Thanksgiving day. jf Bird hunters are out in full force k today. Mr E C Epps was in Charleston ^Hruesday. All local banks and business houses HP ^ closed for the day. Mr G. 0 Epps was in Columbia, yesterday on business. Magistrate S G McDonald of Lane was in Kingstree yesterday. Solicitor P H Stoll attended the supreme court at Columbia this week. Miss?Blalock of Edgefield is visiting Mesdames M C Mouzon and W G Gamble. Mr and Mrs J W Swittenberg are t spending Thanksgiving with friends s out of town. J I Walter Hazzard, Esq, of George- t town was noted in Kingstree Satur- j day of last week. I Dr E T Kelley has recently had ! his home on Academy street repair- j ed and overhauled. ' t Born, Wednesday morning,Novem- 1 ber 24, at 9 o'clock, to Mr and Mrs < F W Fairey, a son. I f Mrs Allie O'Hern,sister of Mr J S j Jennings,and Mr A M Denbow were married at Bamberg Tuesday. Mrs W L Taylor and children are | visiting in Atlanta and will be absent j from Kingstree several weeks. ^ Miss Agness E Erckmann is spend- 1 ing the holidays with her brother, c H L Erckmann, Esq, at Charleston, c Y Dr and M-8 E T Kelley and Mr t and Mrs J C Kelley, with their little v daughters, are visiting relatives at f Timmonsville. , ? Mr John Wright of Johnston has ' . accepted a position with the Scott c Drug Co as manager of the pre- e scription department. , li There will be no service at the o ^ Episcopal church next Sunday, as C ft Rev H D Bull will fill his regular v ft monthly appointment at Mars Bluff s P that day. t V We notice among the prize win- , ners at the Sumter poultry show last week that Mr T E Arrowsmith of Kingstree won first prize for Black a Orpington cocks. Material is rapidly being placed ** ??\AW T Mnvoon ! on me gruuuu uj ut n *. for the erection of two brick store f houses on East Main street, opposite v the Farmers Supply Co. I i Miss Amanda Edwards, accompa- t nied by Miss Annie Tolley, spent v several days this week in the vicini- v ty of Hemingway in the interest of n r Miss Edwards' home demonstration 0 club work. p Mr D C Scott,Jr,has just received a carload of the famous Maxwell touring cars, which he will be pleased to show and demonstrate to prospective purchasers. Note the Maxwell ad in this paper. The series of meetings in progress Jj at the Presbyterian church this week j are attracting good audiences daily, j Rev Mr Woodson, who is conduct- ^ ing the meeting, is an earnest, able exponent of religious truths. Rev W P Meadors, a former pre- a siding elder of Kingstree district and father of Mrs A C Hinds, of this town, has been placed on the superannuated list by the Upper South a Carolina conference, after an active j ministry of forty years. c We take much pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the . two-page ad of Messrs Jenkinson ^ k Brothers Co and the page ads of , Messrs Chas Tucker and N Shuman. jj H These enterprising firms offer rare c Vvo^oroinc and it hphoove9 those Wi8h- *" ? ing to save money to give them a _ call. Mr John W Cox, a boilermaker W employed at the Navy Yard in Chars' leston, was shot and fatally wound- { W ed by Charles 0 Maree, also a boiler- ^ maker at the Navy Yard, at No 3 ( Beresford street, Sunday afternoon, j Maree was lodged in the police sta- ( tion. The shooting seems to have | been an accident. Mr Cox was a ] relative of Mrs W H McGee. j A very pretty wedding was sol ] b emnized in Elloree Methodist church 'l Friday evening last, the contracting 1 Koi'nrr Wiaa FV-nilv Amanda * pai uco Etheredge.of that town, and Mr Ga- ( briel Ingraham, a prosperous young * business man of Hemingway. Th? 1 ceremony was performed by the groom's father. Rev P B Ingraham, pastor of Hemingway Methodist church. Mr Ariel Ingraham, brother of the groom, was best man. % y . i Good Health Doubles the Value of Your Services A half sick man is not worth half pay. A man or woman In poor health makes a poor leader, a poor sort of a parent The value of Peruna In the home can scarcely be estimated. It prevents many of the common ailments. It is an excellent remedy for coughs, colds, catarrh, grip, spring fever, tired-out feeling. Sit down and think it over. See whether you can afford to go on halt sick. Some people prefer Peruna Tablets to the fluid Peruna. . J Mr Willie Jones, a young man ibout 19 years of age, was kicked in ;he face Monday by a horse and was severely injured. The young man's ight cheek bone was badly broken, :he bridge of his no3e completely shattered and the whole side of his 'ace mashed into a pulp. For some ;ime he could not see. He was hurriedly brought to Kingstree, where [)rs Kelley and Hemingway attended lim. Mr Jones was later taken to ;he infirmary at Florence, where, at ast accounts, he is doing as well as ;ould be expected. Mr Jones is em)loyed by his uncle, Mr L Thames, in Mr H 0 Britton's place near pwn. At the solicitation of Kingstree >astor8 Col Geo A Gearhart, the dismMtMitliAi] mliA AwrvAawArl in I11&U1SI1CU 1CV.IU1 CI mm ?^j_rccntu IU ?ingstree with the Chautauqua last veek, returned here Sunday and deivered a stirring address to a union :ongregation at the Presbyterian hurch Sunday night. Col Geartart's subject was "Civic Righteousness" and his discourse dealt largely rith the baneful influences that conront the present generation of oung men and young women of America, and his message to the itizens of Kingstree was one of highst merit. He spoke for an hour and en minutes and not once did his arge audience show the least sign . f drowsiness or a lack of interest." j Jol liearhart will always hold a parm place in the hearts of Kingtree's people, for he has touched hat subtle chord in our affections phich draws men closer in brotherly ove. Friendship Links, the latest fad, ,t Baggett's. Have Yon Received One? If you have not received a letter ?aiw mn a/4,nsin>y mil tVinf Vrtll & V/IAJ IUV OU VIOIU5 JT WU ViJMW J vv? should receive seed about the first of )ecember,it is because your name is tot on my mailing list. I am anxious 0 have the addresses of all of the vhite citizens of my district and I rill appreciate it if you will drop oe a card if you have not received ne of these letters, giving me your iresent address. J W Ragsdale, loom 441, House Office Building, Washington, D C. ?. 1 Hot Supper. A hot supper will be given at the lome of Mr Edward Snipes, 2 miles lorth of Kingstree for benefit of Jroad Swamp school, Friday night, j )ecember 3. Plenty of barbecue, urkey, etc. ltp j ?Friendship Links, the latest fad, 1 ,t Baggett's. : Small Profits, My Motto. ^ Not just one, but every one draws i prize at the Watts Jewelry Store n the way of small profits. HunIreds of nice presents for Christmas. Yours to please, 11-18-tf F J Watts. The Christmas Bells are ringing, \.nd the Kiddies they are singing, ?Y)r they know old Santa's bringing Stone's?Wrapped?Cake. 10 cents each. Sold by P S Courtney. How to Prevent Croup. It may be a surprise to you to earn that in many cases croup can >e prevented. Mrs H M Johns.Elida, Dhio, relates her experience as fol- I ows: " My little Doy is suoject to iroup. During the past winter I tept a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house, and when he )egan having that eroupy cough I would give him one or two doses of t and it would break the attack. I ike it better for children than any )ther cough medicine because chilIren take it willingly, and it is safe md reliable." Obtainable everywhere. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary i Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor | ringing in head. Remember the full name and l look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. ; SPECIAL NOTICES! Phone us when you want I fjjr to get a notice under this fifeheading. Price one cent a i A word for each insertion. No V ad taken for less than 25c. Phone 83. Wanted?A good, sober, industrious young man, witn some money, to take half interest in a good grocery store doing a fine business. Apply to T M Scott, Kingstree, S C. It Boarders Wanted?Several regular and transient; good accommodations, rates reasonable. Mrs S H DuBose, Epps House. ll-25-3t For Sale?Georgia Buck Sweet Potatoes at 80c per bushel delivered. See orphone9-B. Thos W Epps. ll-ll-6tp For Sale ?Finely ground Phosphate Rock. Prompt shipment for fall, winter and spring. Write for prices to McCabe fertilizer Company, Charleston, S C. 11-18-tf If You Have An Wait ai the large and elegant line that has been brought to K little folk. There is nothing lackin tion of things for the childr< occasion and in a few week play. They are already in and will be there for ever there will be no necessity fc for Tcys and Christmas No^ and girls. Just keep your call on B. F. PA Also see His line Shoes, Notions, ?t( DRAUC Is the Largest lege in Soul Places over three times as i tions every year as any other B operates an Employment Bureai Has superior Courses of ment and the best instructors < ments that money can procure. With the national reputatio the unexcelled facilities, affords positions endeavors to give mor vice to Its students than other i Note.?Over 75 per cent, oi in the United States use the Sy: teach and endorse it as BEST, countant is head instructor in o | Department and teaches our sti Write for Free Ci Draughon's Bu: H "Largest Bee | 1626 Main Street Combination H tie and Foun Two Articles For 1 and both guaranteed! W look over our line. Everything in 1 Kingstree Dn Kingstree, The Milwau made by the International H anteed to be as good as the Mowers, $40; The Celebrated 0: M. F. H For Rent?One nice, fun i>hed room. Apply to Mrs M A Ross. It For Sale?One Aermotor Wind-mill outfit complete, consisting of: One 60 ft Steel Tower, one 2o00 gal Louisiana Red Cypress Tank, one Pumping Outfit complete, one 8 ft motor complete. Also one Pittsburg Hydraulic Ram. Will sell the wind-mill outfit separate from ram or sell the ram separate from windmill. This is the very best thing possifor country home, and wiil give you all the benefits and convenience of city water works, besides the fire protection. Will sell chep. Every thing in good order. R H Kellahan, Kingstree, S C. 11-25-41 Notice of Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of November, A D 1915,at 12 o'clock noon, I will apply to P M Brockinton, Judge of Probate of Williamsburg county, for Letters Dismissory as Executor of the estate of Eli Patrick, deceased. 10-28-5tp T B Patrick, October 25, 1915. Executor. Send your correspondence in early iy Doubts, Just I id See I of Christmas Toys, Etc., I jngstree this year for the I g in Mr. Patrick's collec- I 3n on this great festive I s they will be put on dis- I his store, packed away, I /body in due season, so I >r sending away this year I deities for your little boys I money here at home and I lTRICK I ! of Dry Goods, |J - IKON'S Business Colli Carolina many young people in posiusiness College in the State; i for the benefit of its students Study, most modern equipit the head of our Depart- D n of Draughon Training and I for assisting graduates to I e in point of* training and ser- | nstitutions. : the Official Court Reporters stem of Shorthand which we A practicing Certifiied Acur Bookkeeping and Banking idents daily. &talogue Today siness College ause Best" Columbia, S. C. r [ot Water Bot-1 tain Syringe I "he Price Of One 0 e invite you to call and the Drug Line ig Company, South Carolina iti'pp Mower arvester Compaq. GuarDeering cr McCormick, for Rakes, $20. tfoi d Buggy $70. [ELLER How To Saw And! Nothing is as vital to ti as health and beauty, and beauty, buy Itko fr "THE TRAIL OF TH One of the great scenes in tion of "The Trail of the Lon< Tolliver's cabin. Young Dave, love with her, is a fugitive a Jack's chum and partner. Jur Her father carries in her lovi Jack, who follows him, demanc the fugitive. June refuses and ] gripping scene between the the educated man, wherein Will E. Culhane Amusement C tention to the costumes, pro ment and each act is a gem of to the Opera House, Kingstree clever Eily O'Connor in the rol OPERA Kingstree. Ttiesde Eugene Waltei 1 rm mi* n i a mil i? /C 3 A Scenic F ) Dramatized from J el of the sam Miss Eily O'Cc A Magnificent Cast Direction of the Will ?. ( Tickets On Sale W Admission - $ The Coir Eugene Walter's dramati Lonesome Pine" is full of coi ing scene between Dave and Sand Jack Hale, as well as that Berkley, Jack's chum, and th< I of Uncle Billy Bean, the Justic sunset on the trail and closes z Amusement Company have mz this great play; those who hav want to see Miss Eily O'Conno ists through the hills, hear the to each other, observe the mee the pool by the lonely pine air these two romantic lovers ste I looking out over into the valle \ as man and wife by the old Ju * seen here at the Opera House, 1 11W Jl 1^ (Invented and Patei The FREE machine is endorsed by all doctors be- ^ cause it runs lighter, sews faster, is noiseless and guaranteed as harmless to the health of the most delicate woman. The daily use of The FREE machine by the homemakers all over the land has given to it a popularity and prominence known to every woman who values her good looks. The FREE protects your health the new Rotoscillo i The FREE saves your time.?It gie-iinK movement. The FREE brings cheer to your The FREE is an ornament to an tiful. The FREE is endorsed by every these new inventic scarcely know you a On Wednesday, we will give away a FREE like above illustration. Cor coupons. You do not have chance on this elegant mac? one. Kingstree Furn Kingstree, e Your Health leauty te hapiness of every woman If you wish both health rc SEWING J-J-1 MACHINE nted by W. C. Free) pi! ipiip | n .?It runs lighter on account of novement. sews faster because of the Tog home.?It is noiseless, y room?It is artistic and beau1 far seeing physician.?Because ms make it run so light you ;re sewing. Dec. 22,1915 ! Cabinet Sewing Machine ne to our store and get free to buy anything to get a line. You may be the lucky iture Company x 1 South Carolina \ i E LONESOME FINE" Eugene Walter's dramatizassome Pine" is laid in Judd , June's own cousin, who is in -ccused of shooting Berkley, te hides him in her bedroom, er's wounded comrade, while Is from June the surrender of Mr-Walter has devised a heartprimitive mountain girl and love and duty battle. The Jompany have paid special atperties and scenic environstage protraiture. It comes , Tuesday, November 30, with e of June Tolliver. HOUSE iy, November 30 's Masterpiece : Lhesiii Pill Production ohn Fox, Jr.'s Nov e name, with >nnor as June A Mammoth Production Dulh&ne Amusement Co. J . N. Jacobs' Store l.OO, 75c and 50c. ling Play zation of "The Trail of the medy touches in the love-makJune and between June and lent to the bright spirits of e homely wit and philosophy e of Peace. The play opens at it sunrise. The Will E.Culhane ide a wonderful production of e read the book will certainly r as June and follow the feud;ir peculiar cries as they signal ?ting of Jack and June near d see the closing picture of j mding beneath the pines and y as they are joinea together stice of the Peace. It will be Kingstree, Tuesday, Nov. 30. I