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f HHBHHHBDHEBDEISnB Just A i : My eighth s dies' and Suits and 1 the very lat mixed and I with the rigi everybody. S. M / THE BI6 STORE Kingstre When in To1 , Store Headq V - \ All Fresh Meats and Veg THE PEOPL H, A, MULE Jiodl m We take part I the good tt stocked for P satisfaction, f guaranteed j I of the best < | plesure to us K. W. / (Successor to Phone No. 143 M. F. I Has just one n I he needs! You had yumiin.iuiuuwMmmwii rawmii 11 > rrived! ihipment of LaMisses' Coat Long Coats in est patterns in solid colors ht price to suit Call and see. arcus : ON THE CORNER e, - S. C. svn Make Our uarters. JUsYiirCatlli| Best Market Price Paid | [etabies on riaod in Season. E'S MARKET !R, Proprietor. ngs to Eat | icular pride in lings we have our customers' ! Every article's lure, fresh and quality. It's a i to serve you. LEWIS Lewis & Carter) * IELLER lore Horse than I better buy him NOW! ? 1? A ?L A. * a .... . > We have a lai M N Just received anoi Never such vi Q fbre. The materia ^ Gabardines, Engl Q so on, all beauti jRy Silk, handsomely Q ery shade, includ H Blue, New Green, H Blue, Etc. Many K Suits in the lot. pd Also a new loi M The right gooi M our word for it an Silverman's H 2 Doors from Post K.'T'T?T"T?T?T''Ti '^hat jf jour pock 'VPith a sound conddi&ic as rich as the ucmnq Cameo INVE5T "VCU&ELr. * txate of mountains *7hcrt xtas ttuj green are gUMem'ttu) vHth &and and Sagebrush? JlcsdOe to \tfork atii-Sai u?\U invest ^our dollar SC> ifflMHMIMWlill1 III! V I "W I. i "MP | How to GroTv Big I of Superb Fruit V7"0U need this practical, expert ini * you own or intend to plant a few trees ( mation that will save you time, labor and money, name and address on the coupon?or on a postal, if We will gladly mail you a free copy cverywhi of our New Catalog?an 11x8 in. book crops am that is simply packed with hints that of younc will enable you to secure bumper crops trees?fa J of finest fruit?and sell them at top- ofthenxi marketplaces. The whole book is filled Beautifu with facts that will interest and instruct of leadin you?facts about how fruit-growers Send for Stark Bro's Nurseries at ] Read it and learn about the new fruit- Grimes < tree triumph of Stark Bro's long Con- that resi tury of Success ?the "Double-Life" Facts at E^rly I COUft'nrt i bcarin Efll \ KKubl ^ 4 /1 Subscribe now for THE C i i f * * * ew Fall Suits. ^ )f 75 Suits. Kingstree be- ^ e Broadcloths, R? /hipcords and K: :h Satin and M :mbracing ev- R vy, Midnight K , Copenhagen ^ and Military H i prices. Take ^ atisfied. in! Store | ngstree, S. C. E =====p lotion if a niiMi re a capitalist, , K tjSS 4 these shores. \V \lrm> rising aboOe the '\f ^ATTS'iEWELRYSTORE KINGSTREE, S. C. I keep on hand everything to be found in an up-to-date jewelry house Repairing and engraving done with neatness and despatch. :: As a home dealer. guaranteeing quality and prices, I Solicit Your Patronage. N?nr the Railroad Station. CYPRESS | . SASH j| \ DOORS ; BLINDS j %% * ! i * V% ; j % | j: ; MOULDINGS | AND '! MILLWORK J ! Chamberlain's Cough Kerned? Cares Colds. Croup and Whoooing Couph. x-iaix*: rge variety of n ther shipment c ilues shown in Is are handsorm ish Poplins, W fully lined wit tailored and e innr Rla r\c Ma 111^ A African Brown Fur Trimmed t of Sport Coats ds at the right d you will be s, Departmi :office. Ki n and an active brain, gov! ic When ht3 feet prrt touchc the smoke of ihe factories \s\ i xSWdcrncss fifty gears ago the devts xtihere uourgratidf - /brier/ tfuftnan ' te! Invest jjouiself in xtor] sforgou ifgottll put vau Batik. Its a combination s S e Nee Ban] 5, - - . ger Crops 1 -FREE I :ormation. Whether 1 ->r i *hniicinf1 if- ic infnr- 9 Get It! Simply send us your {J you prefer. M sre are setting prodigious jjj 1 large cash profits from crops ${ thrifty, genuine Stark Bro's tig cts that emphasize the truth H iom "Stark Trees Bear Pruit." I life-size, natural-color photos I g fruits all through the book. E your copy today to Louisiana, Mo. I Golden?the tree development I sts "collar rot." Get the New I >out "Stark Delicious," Stark B ilberta, and all the latest M Stark Bro's-grown, J. H. Hale M , also Lincoln Pear, Stark J. rency Cherry , Mammoth Gold d all the other famous Stark f its,berries and ornamentals. ^ ur New Catalog ^su* 11 x 8 inches?tilled <0 Bro's 1 from cover to 4r n t * th beautiful pho- jy, . . i. Mud us the W Louisiana,Mo. jr a postal, -*Send me at once, ? your name f postpaid, your New IdrcSS. Catalog, telling just /how fruit-frrowere are making record-breaking protiu. a I expect to plant trees . Name V L F. OUNTY RECORD!' / Suttons Sittings. I Suttons, November:?The Thanksgiving oolidays passed very quietly in this section, huntine seemed to be the slogan of the day. Some of | the hunters came in with six deer j and lots of birds. Miss Ruth Hinnant spent a few days last week with relatives at Lake City. Mrs Lewis and son, Master Bobbie of Olanta. visited relatives here Thanksgiving. Miss Esther Weaver of Lake City spent the week-end very pleasantly as the guest of Miss Mattie Jeffords. We are sorry to note that Mr B P Cooper, who has been critically ill for several months, is gradually getting worse. We learn he is to be taken to Columbia today for treatment. Mr Wayde Barrineau of Oceda * was here for awhile Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wyatt I^ewis and children of Lake City visited at the home of Mr A W Graham several days recently. Messrs Julius Lifrage and W N Blakeley, accompanied by Miss May I me Blakeley, visited relatives at Andrews last week. Mr and Mrs J D Cooper of Georgetown are here for a few days with relatives. The trustees and patrons of the Aimwell school should feel proud, as they have the ensuing term under the careful tutelage of Misses Lyde Kennedy of Kingstree and Belle Collet of Milledgeville, Ga, and we hope to make to make this it's mo3t successful term as they have now a* large enrollment, and others keep "dropping in." Mr J M Blakeley of Andrews was here to see his parents, Mr and Mrs R D Blakeley, Sunday. Mr Myric Newton of Sampit was here several days ago. It seems that there must be some special attraction for the young widower. Miss Sarah Lovell of Columbia is here visiting friends. The box party given at the Aimwell school house last Friday night was quite a succcess as the neat little sum of $50.70 was raised. The proceeds will be used in installing a piano for the benefit of the school. Mr S B Ogburn of Zeb who frequently has business in this section, was here a few days last week. Messrs Press Ogburn and Will Blakeley made a pleasant call at Bryan Sunday afternoon. Well, Mr Editor, as I 'don't hear ; of any more 'possum hunts I am here again with my little batch of news. Cold weather and indisposition this week makes it somewhat difficult for Poor Boy. Heard at Hemingway. Hemincrwav. November 30:?Miss Martha Jenkinson returned Sunday from Kingstree, where she had been visiting her parents. Messrs Maughram, Robertson and Poteete of Durham, N C, were the guests of Dr H L Baker for Thanksgiving. Dr B M Montgomery visited his parents in Kingstree during the holidays. Mr Eugene Graveley spent Sunday in Florence. Misses Claudia and Thora Davis of Georgetown spent the week-end at their home near here. Miss Edimae Huggins, who is ; teaching at St Stephens, spent the , week-end at home. Mr J R Newman motored to Kingstree Sunday evening with a friend. Miss Florence Doty spent the holidays at her home in Summerville. Mr Clarence Davis called upon friends at Rome Sunday evening. Mrs J E Hemingway and family spent Thursday with the former's mother at Leo. Misses Louise Wilson and Gladys Copeland and Messrs L G Day and C L Creel attended the Misses Brown's reception at Leo Thursday night. Miss Gladys Hutson of Springfield is spending some time here with her sister, Mrs Henry Eaddy. Mr R N Speigner visited friends in Dillon Friday and Saturday. Misses Carrie Baker, Gladys Copeland, Louise Wilson and Trannye Caughman spent Friday at Miss Wilson's home near Rome. The people in our town are very busy getting everything in readiness for Arbor day Wednesday and the community fair Saturday, A B. Owes Her Good Health to ChamberIain's Tablets. "I owe my good heaith to Chamberlain's Tahlets," writes Mrs R G Neff, Crookston, Ohio. "Two years ago I was an invalid duo to stomach trouble. I took three bottles of these Tablets and have since been in the best of health." Obtainable everywhere. To Drive Out Malaria Anrf Rtiild I In The Svstem Take the 6id Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is ' printed on every label, showing it is Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. The Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 cents a