University of South Carolina Libraries
A^YOU^ \i n M ON THB | i S & safe SIDE?! IF NOT, WHY NOT? j Whose fault is it? It is not j ours. We offer you the necessary reauirements to Dlace you on the j / safe side, and would be more than \ delighted to j WRITE YOU A POUCY that will protect you from all loss j by fires at a very low rate. We ] represent the best and most re- , liable companies on earth. I Kingstree Insurance,Real Estate & Loan Co. \ W. H. WELCH. Manager. ! i ? ; V SwiiiiinniiwiBiiinnninniiaiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiuiiniiiniwiiiiiiitiHHHiiiia j I "Here isYourAnswerTin I ' Webster^ i! 1 New International 1 z -Thc K erriam Webster % 1 ?f Even as you rer.d this publication you = = likely question the moaning of some = = new word. Afnendasks: "What makes s? = mortar harden?" You seek the location = I = of Loch Katrine or the pronunciation of = = jujutsu. What i&ishite coal? This NEW = 1 s CREATION answers all kindaofques- = 1 ttonsin Language,History.Biography, = S Fictiou, Foreign Words, Trades, Ats = = And Sciences, with final authority. = , ? 400.000Words and Phrases Defined. H , / I 9000 Illustrations. = Cost $400,000. = i 2700 Pages. | 1 The only dictionary with = the new divided pao0t?^dgafflEg3\ = < Characterized as "A = 1 Stroke of Genius." = * Writs fbr specimen p, = illustrations, etc. = I ' NEWHOMEI f jW Til Xei lt I \ J" f ^ ' u/lfe ^ NO OTHER LIKE IT. NO OTHER A8 GOOD. Purchase the "NEW HOME" and you will bare I a Ufe asset at the price you pay. The elimination of repair expense by superior workmanship and best quality of material insures life-long service at mini* mum cost Insist on haring the ' NEW HOME". WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. Known die world over for superior sewing qualities. Not sqld under any other name. THE NEW HOME 8EWIN6 MACHINE C0.,0RAN6E,MAS& row ? People's Mercantile Co. Kingstree, S. C . .-/ TIBHTNINS RODS. . V\ j H. L. WHITLOCK, ' f-/T\VW ' Lake City. 8. C., J Special Sales Agent ; Representing the largest man?v . ufacturers of all kinds Imi .J**/" .5.V6 proved Copper and Galvanized 1 ' Section Rods. Endorsed by 1 I the Highest Scientific Aui - - v_-\b i thorities and F;? Insurance , v _ Companies). Pur?. < jpper Wire t i Cables, all sizes. Our Full Cost I * y4?ri>??~ J Guarantee given with each job. - 1 I sell on close margin of profit, dividing commission with mv customers. 8-7-tf EYES EXAMINED I Cand GLASSES F,TTED I am now equipped to do thiB work satisfack torily and can save you from SI.50 to $3.00 on each pair of glasses. Let me fit you out with 2BW New Kryptok Glasses, reading end distance vision ground in each lens. If you break your lenses bring them to me. I will duplicate them on short notice. Save the pieces. T. C. BAG GET T, . Jeweler and Optician. i ^Kintfstree. South Carolina ????aammm^^? Estate of Mary E Hanna Notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against this estate to render an account of their demands duly attested; and to all person indebted to said estate to make payment to the: undersigned at Cades, S C. ? J&g J J Hanna, y A'"- S H Hanna, i v 12-9-3t Qualified Executors. L immmmmmm. 1 Order Xmas I | Apples Wain i Bananas Pecai Oranges Almo Grapes Raisii Cocoanuts Mixei |jj| Goods Shipped on Date C | Southern Fri jg CHARL Immm \rrlval of Passenger Trains at Ktngstree. The Atlantic Coast Line railroad las promulgated the'following schedlle, which became effective Monday, Movember 1, 1915: North Bound. tfo 80 - - - 7:23 a m "No 46 - - 11:35 am STo 78 - - - 5:48 p m South Bound. SIo79 - - - 11:09 am 'No 47 - - - - 6:28 p m Slo 89 - - - 9:18 p m Daily except Sunday, I For Chill I wFrosty^ B A SMOKEI I/A PERFECTK JlX is just wha the morning it wa room and bathroor In the evening it 1 smoke in comforting a costly coal fi The Perfection bi a gallon of kerosei Clean?quick?co: Look for th Trademark. B bold in manj B sizes at hardv and departs B Use Aladdin Securil B White Oil to obtain B Stoves, Lamps and B standard^ o] B Wuhinftoa. D. G Richmond, V*. I a; \ I ' \ ' ?2 foods Now ii i uts Lemons | is Currents | nds Citrons | ns Dates | d Nuts Figs, Etc. f ' !? )rdered gs Full Price List on Request g? mt lompany | ESTON 1 How to Cure fiotds. Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right. Take Dr King'3 New Discovery. It is prepared from Pine Tar, healing balsams and mild laxatives. Dr King's New Discovery kills and expels the cold germs, soothes the irritated throat and allays inflammation. It heals the mucous membrane. Search as you will, you cannot find a better cough and cold remedy. Its use over 45 years is a guarantee of satisfaction. At druggists. y Nights If Mornings K /ESS, odorless i'V DN OIL HEATER |1; Lt you need In jf ims up the bed- * n in five minutes. C ets you read and | -and saves start- 1 . re or furnace. L ims 10 hours on ? ie. 1 nvenient Jfc e Triangle E i styles and gL' /are, general H nent stores 11 y Oil or Diamond P best results in Oil m Heaters. p; [L COMPANY m ersey) K 4 ORE m Cbarkrtte.N. C. K. \ (Charleiton, W. Va. Bfit |Charle?ton, S. C. tjj?*. Higjmt award Panem&PocUk K& Expofjttai Bv PB&TSCTION JfJBUKj MB . .r 4' - - ' * "" ?/- r - An Ideal Rem< for I Compound of Simple Laxative Hert Safe far Baby and Mother. Constipation is a condition th? affects the old, young' and middli j aged, and most people at one tirr ! or another need help in regulatin the action of the bowels. Harsh c; : thartics and purgatives should n( be employed to relieve constipatioi I as their effect is only temporar: while they shock the system unnei essarily. A remedy that can be used wit perfect safety for the tiniest bah and that is equally effective for th strongest constitution is found in th combination of simple laxative hert known as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pej sin and sold in drug stores ever: i where for fifty cents a bottle. Th , is an ideal household remedy an j should be in every family mediciri chest. Mrs F L Barsalow, 18 Leslie S ! Holyoke,'Mass.wrote to I)r Caldwel "Syrup Pepsin certainly is fine, gave it to my baby, Evelyn, and als took it myself. It is the only med cine I have been able to take wit! CHRISTMAS TREE At Blooming vale Graded Schoc December 23. Bloomingvale, December 14:?Th children of Bloomingvale are lool ing forward with delightful antic pations to the light of December 2' when Santa Claus is to visit th school house and present them wit a beautiful tree full of gifts. Th little folks are showing much iute est in the preparation of the Chris mas programme for that eveninj and we believe that everybody is g< ing to enjoy it. We hope that a friends of the school will be presen HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH ENDIN DECEMBER 10: Grade I. Dolores Barrineau 92. W 0 Camlin, Jr, 92 Evelyn Smith 92. Grade III. Cecil Camlin .. 91. Mary Howard 91 Utsey Smith 90. Grade VII. Lydia Smith 91. Perfect attendance:?Dolores Bai r One-Man t| The new Maxwell man real mohair top. WAW I mAM 1*11 UM |? There are no top be 3 This gives the driv H him an unobstructed | the car. || The storm curtains H We are waitix H test ride in the c s all low "First-Ox 11 breaking all low' | *OmMariMohairTpp ^ A 3 Demomrfntte %m$ (9W | Hqm Vision Wndsfiiek isaALs 1 D. C- SCOT g Kingstr jdy Cursing Mothers a- ^ 1, W^:. '%p P. W > JJ <** h \ l0 fiz: f y '< % !; * AV . . : >'; 16 >' i* ; f f ' I I' ie k ' *is s ? ^ ... . .. iii.. r EVELYN BARSALOW. 1' is out affecting Baby in the nursing. (i have used it for all four childr IP and it is fine; they like it and ask f t. it-" 1, A trial bottle of Dr Caldwel I Syrup Pepsin can be obtained, fr ;o of charge, by writing to Dr W i- Caldwell, 454 Washington St, Mon l- cello, 111. rineau, John Barrineau, Cecil Cai ^ nn, W U Camlin, Jr, Daniel bmit Evelyn Smith, Gamble Smith, Lyd Smith. Bads from Bloomingvale. i^ Bloomingvale, December 13:?/ the farmers of this section a ^ through gathering their crops, ai times are dull and hard.as yields a r_ not very good in this community. t_ We are having some cloudy weat er now but hope it will soon be fi: 3' again. jj Mr Pyatt Howard is sick wi L cold this week; his early recovery hoped for. Christmas will soon be here, ai the Bloomingvale school is practi ing some very pretty pieces to sii o and nice little dialogues for an e 7 tertainment to be held at the schc house Thursday night, 23d inst T1 0 school is prospering under the ma agement of the young ladies 3 charge, Misses Ruth Phillips ai Ruth Carraway. 6 ! I wish one and all a happy Chris r- mas. Dewdrop. icier Car" j l ^ Mohair Top J is equipped with a oneIt can be raised or lowtant, by one person. jws near the driver's seat er and passenger beside view on both sides of ?| are quick-adjustable. A- _ A i _ ? ig w> uuic y?u l^r Ipil ar that ha? broken l|| itH records# and is Ig! "After-Cost" records. l||l f mp f*ElectricSorter| J^e\BecbicUqhti 11 JB I ia-r "January, 1915." At all druggists. NEWS FROM VENTERS. Miss Huggins Entertains in Hon* or ol Teachers?Personals. /< Venters, December 13:?Miss Bessie Huggins entertained the teachers of old Johnsonville High school, and a few others in their honor at carom last Tuesday evening. Those present were: Misses Laura Yates, Sue Stanley, Alice Chandler, Alberta Flowers, Janie and Gertie Davis and Messrs Davis Newell, Fairy Ard, ] Ervin Poston, Ottis and Ned 0 Huggins. Refreshments were served by little Misses Clarice and Minnie Hug gins. Beautiful music was rendered by Misses Laura Yates, Alice Chan, dler and Janie Davis. Miss Alice Chandler of Rome has been visiting Miss Alberta Flowers. Miss Sue Stanley accompanied I Miss Laura Yates to her home at en Rome to spend the week-end. She or reports a very pleasant time. The pupils of old Johnsonville l's High school are looking forward to ee their usual two weeks holiday for B Christmas. Our Literary society is getting along nicely. The tenth grade pupils are going to debate on "Was Portia justified in her decision h. against Shylock?'' next Friday afternoon. Rev E P Hutson, a former pastor at this place, preached at old John-Ti. ? i suuvnic uiuiui ouuuay aiiemuun iu a large and appreciative audience. re Mr Rogers of Dillon visited at ncj the home of Mr A E Flowers Sunre day afternoon. Hustling Hemingway Hits. Hemingway, December 13:?The ne Ladies Aid society and Civic League met at the hotel Friday afternoon .g with almost a full attendance. The usual routine of business was car, ried out. After adjournment chocoad . , , , late and cake were served. ICMonday afternoon Mrs G B In graham gave a'linen shower in honor . 1 , of the bride-to-be, Miss Ervenia In>ol , , graham, Mr Clarence Davis called on friends at Prospect Sunday afterid noon' Messrs C L Creel, F H Eaddy and Dr B M Montgomery called on Jtfriends at Rome Sunday evening. Rev Mr Hutson of Springfield is ? spending some time here with his daughter, Mrs H E Eaddy. Mr Keneth Creel spent Sunday afternoon at his home in Johnsonville. Dr Simmons and Mr Walter CarA ter spent several days in Charleston this week. Be at Kingstree Furniture Co's I December 22 with your coupon. Cades Chronicles. Cades, December 14:?Several of the folks around here are attending the Southern Commercial Congress at Charleston this week. Mr Harrison Ferguson of Spartanburg spent several days here last week on business. I Messrs Byron W McElveen and R C Sarvis of Rhems visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs J L Covington spent several days with relatives in Virginia recently. Mr and Mrs R L McElveen went to Kingstree Tuesday. Mr P S Courtney and family and Mr and Mrs L D Rodgers spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J L Thomas. Mrs C E Wheeler of Florence visited relatives here recently. Mrs D J Kinton went to Charleston Sunday. Messrs S B and S 0 Haselden of Johnsonville are spending a short time here with relatives. UNO. For Rheumatism. As soon as an attack of rheumatism begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Don't waste time and suffer unnecessary agony. A few drops of Sloan's Liniment on the affected parts is all you need. The pain goes at once. A grateful sufferer writes:?"I was suffering for three week with chronic rheumatism and stiff neck, although I tried many medicines, they failed, and I was under the care of a doctor. Fortunately I heard of Sloan's Liniment and after ' using it three or four days am up ! and well. I am employed at the big| gest department store in S F where : they employ from six to eight hun dred hands, and they surely will i hear all about Sloan's Liniment.? H B Smith. San Francisco, Cal.?