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The Exp erier With Perun Guide t< Peruna has been the ] of people for the last fifty those who have used Perur A Standard F r . i* ror uramary ox For All Catarrha For Prevention c An Excellent 1 For the Convalei For that Irregula For Weakened I Ever-Ready-1 What Family Medi Doc* the family medicine you now u?e keep the bowel* regular? Doe* your family medicine cure coldi? Doe* your family medicine stop a winter or summer cough? Doe* your family medicine increase the appetite and cumulate digestion? THE PERUNA COMPA Those who object to liquid met desirable for Cat I ; MANNING POND SCHOOL. j ? ?44-? Following is the honor roll for the fourth month: Grade I. Aubrey Rogers 91 Grade II. Henry Tisdale _..92 Grade III. Jim Brown 92 Ernest Brown 91 Neu Tisdale 92 Louise Walters 93 Grade IV. Etta Tisdale ? 94 Bernice Brown 91 Grade VI. Fulton Strong 90 Lula Walters... 91 Grade VII. Leroy Brown SI Mary Tisdale. ? 9? Esther Walters 91 Grade VIII. Estelle Tisdale >. 91 February 4 new officers of the literary society were elected as follows: President, Estelle Tisdale; vice president, Lerov Brown: secretary, Esther Walters; first censor,'Mattie . Guerry; second censor,Mary Tisdale. Miss Evelyn Graham, Teacher. Mr. McCants Thanks His Friends Editor County Record:? Please allow me again to express through your columns my thanks to you and my many friends in both Williamsburg and Georgetown counties. As most of you know, I have been sick more than a year. At the beginning of 1916 I was improving rapidly but have had a relapse since then and for a week past have not been able to sleep more than one hour out of twenty-four, and that in a chair. I have not had a doctor's treatment in a long time. My waist measure has fallen off from 44 to 32 inches. This will give you some idea of my sufferings, but I hope for relief some time. Again thanking all that have been kind to me,I remain, Yours with best wishes, Joseph E McCants. Trio, February 23. EVER SALIVATED BY CALOMEL? HORRIBLE! Calomel Is Quicksilver and Acfs Like Dynamite on Your Liver. Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. It crashes into sour bile like dyna mite, cramping ana sicKening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and toeTieve you need a dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents a large boUle of Dodson's Jdver Tone, which in entirely Vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and cannot salivate. Don't take calomel! It majies you sick the next day; it loses you a day's work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe 1 1 ! i ice of Others ia Is A Safe j 3 Follow fiousehold remedy of hosts years. The testimony of ia proves it to be amily Remedy ip; il Conditions; >f Colds. Remedy scent; Lr Appetite; )igeation. 'o-Take icine Do You Use? Penina keeps the bowel* regular without producing a physic action. Parana is one of the best cold remedies oo the market. Perana can be relied upon to stop cough ir old or young. Peruna has no superior as a tonic for the appetite and digestion. NY, COLUMBUS, OHIO iicine* will find Perana Tablet* arrhal Condition*. CHAINGANG FOR TIGERS. Provisions of the Llles Bill, Recently Enacted. The Liles liquor bill to prohibit the sale of liquor and for which a i ehaintranc sentence is imposed with out the alternative of a fine, was signed by Gov Manning Saturday afternoon and immediately thereafter became effective. J T Liles, author of the measure, was standing by Gov Manning's desk while the chief executive affixed his signature. Mr Liles was given the fountain pen with which the Governor subscribed his name. The provisions of the act are: "Section 1. That section 811, volume 2, criminal code, 1912, be, and the same is hereby, stricken out, and the following inserted in lieu thereof to be known and designated . as section 811: 'Sec 811. Any person who vio lates any of the provisions of any law of this State prohibitory relat ing to or regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned at hard labor for less than six months, nor more than two years; and for any subsequent offense, upon conviction, 1 shall be imprisoned for a term of not less than a year, nor more than five years: Provided that any circuit judge may, in his discretion, suspend all of such imprisonment except 30 days for the first offense and t>0 days for subsequent offenses upon such terms and conditions as he may see fit to impose, but in each and every case any person convicted of the violation of any of said sections shall be required to serve at east 30 days for the first offense and 60 days for any subsequent offense of the sentence imposed upon him: Provided, That the povisions of this act shall not apply to cases now pending yr to offenses committed prior to the passage of this act.' "Sec 2, That this act shall take effect immediately upon it approval . by the Governor, and all acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act be, and the same are hereby repealed." For Children's Cough. You cannot use anything better for your child's cough and cold than Dr King's New Discovery. It is prepared from pine tar mixed with healing and soothing balsams. It does not contain anything harmful and is slightly laxative, just enough to expel the poisons from the system. Dr King's New Discovery is antiseptic? kills ihe cold germs?raises the phlegm ? loosens the cough and soothes the iriiation. Don't put off treatment. Coughs and colds often lead to serious lung troubles. It is also good for adults and the aged. 1 Get a bottle today. All druggists. ! Receipt Books, Blank Notts, Mortgages ink all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at The Record office. If we have not the * form you wish we can print it cn short . notice. / IsPRING M | 9jl | Shots Foi ?4 k g JL k, ^ rff pa * /j\\ sut \Imr~! Qui ^ f -113CM ^ ; LJJ ^ firoi m mvT f, w\\i we> L4 A\ ; i vaii ;;; ^ Kingstree Dr Kingstree, The Maxwel " i he Wo. Equipped with and Lights, One I TAn^inrr J. U U.1 llig ^ $635.00; f. o. b. D CASH Of d. c scon, Kingstree, - I Horses ai I ttr :n i? IVV e Will iicive ai fresh stock in by ] you want to see Horse or Mule 2 price, come to see Yours t( Williamsburg Kingstree, EXXXXX*? i styles! seft* Si r Wnmpnf 8 1 T T U111V11* M The Spring Season m Is us better pre- M ed than ever to ^ iply your needs in ^ rlish, comfortable^ twear at fair prices, m een Quality means ^ nfort to the foot M m the first day's ^ aring. We invite i to call and look ^ :r our Spring line, * y Goods Co., ^ South Carolina II Motor Car | ider Car" Electric Starter /[an Tops. >655.00; Roadster, etroit. I TERMS JR., AGENT South Carolina | j id Mules!) nother car load of February 12th. If the right kind of ind at the right j us. | ) please, j live Stock Co. j s c 11 Well! We WELLINGTO 10c, 25c, 31 That Patented Pipe Witi Pull a Wellington and We have them with both Cle SCOTT DR In Business For Y01 Phone 131 DOLL Do you want to save a : save quite a few? Do you w of saving them in every piece Then come to us for your nex FURNI' is right, guaranteed and chee us. It is the economical fur Everything for the livin the bed room, everything for erything for the kitchen, eve everything for the lawn, ev< everything for the child. We can satisfy you in a you want. Try us. Steele Furr 208 Main Street FIGSX That figs are a worth wh!le fruit is shown b; faY't that thpv h:ivr? ornnrn lnr?(T/>r than t B any other. Wherever they will thrive, no fru! I for family use or as a commercial crop. H Fig trees are inexpensive, they are easily pi I be cultivated without great outlay; they c< B eqrly and there is always a demand for th I THEY ARE A PAYI $75 to $100 will buy trees for five acres, or three years, and ut five should br revenue. They are good, too, for h Every farmer and fruit grower it figs. We have all the good fig culture. We know the \ or our new ' a.. "w T"'IWv" New Sprii We have just gotten a beautif for Men that are up to the last wc and material. If you are interest should see this assortment before New Sprin Our line of low cut Shoes for wear just arrived. This line embn on the market and we feel that yo new styles offered. They look n< comfortably. Come in and see tl show them to you. Workingma Work Shoes, Work Shirts and of year when you need Work Sho we just want to tell you that we and we are anxious to sell for ca are always glad to show our good W: E. JENKINSON, II! Well! >1 N PIPES I >c, 50c 1 the Cooling Bowl ^ Enjoy a Smoke. I ar and Rnbber Stems. ug crk ur Health I - ft ARSI few? Do you want to ant to make a practice i of Furniture you buy? t piece. lUKLIV tp when you buy it from 1 niture for you to buy. 1 , g room, everything for 3 the dining room, ev- ' irything for the porch, irything for the adult, . y n- 1 my kind, price or style k 1 \ liture Co. ^ Opposite Court House 11 ????i?mmmmmmm )me into bearing ^^^H^NHSrj e fruit. That's why NG CROP ^Wi They will begin bearing in two ing in several hundred dollars 1 the Southeast ought to plant some I kinds and have made a study of H rarieties you need. 1916 tree and plant book. Free. B' Griffing & Co. I iter-State Nurseries ? ^ P Maccfenny, Florida iy3 No Citrus Trees Handled fJ ~r - it'tsrisxsrwBmKmMmmm' ig Suits! ul line of new Spring Suits >rd in style, workmanship t ed in a nice new Suit, you making your selection. g Shoes! I Men's and Ladies'* Spring ices some of the best makes M u will be delighted with the yfl sat and they fit snugly and , lit 1 f ! 1 1. J X. - ' lem; wen De aeiigmea to ? m's Outfit Overalls. This is the time es, Shirts and Overalls and have a large stock on hand ish. Come in to see us; we s. Kingstree, S. C. ;