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Hands* Your C As a Spei $12! Sold Kingstree % The Bedroor who enters sul number of monti Beginning Monday, i No subscriptions on this prize. F CON' The C K I OLD JOHNSON Villi SCHOOL. | Venters, May 29:?The thirteenth i annual commencement of the Old Johnsonville Graded and High school! May 21-23, was enjoyed by numbers oflihople from almost eyery part c4 Williamsburg county. The Rev. Mr Derrick of Summerton delivered the commencement sermon in the Old Johnsonville Mothnriiflt ehiirrh on Sudfiav morn ing to a large and appreciative congregation. The music for this occasion, rendered by the school and superintended by Mrs A D Jones, was perfect. On Monday evening an operetta: "Florinda, or fie Rose and Pearl", was presented in the auditorium of the new school building. Two choruses by the school girls, instrumental music by Mrs A D Jones and Miss Christine Newell and readings by little Misses Clarice Huggins and Lena Davis helped to make the evening's programme a delightful one. On Tuesday evening carefully prepared essays were read by the members; of the graduating class as fol- 3 lows: Salutatory, Sue Ifcrmon; History, Butterfield Newell; Will, Nita ( Cox; Statistics, Nina Cox; Prophecy, , Miller Hughes; Valedictory, Blon- , dell ttockfield. A wealth of flowers and presents were placed at the feet j of the proud graduates by the marshal]*;. Mi usee Lalla Ruth Weather-1 ly, Beth Ginn, Sadye Springs, Verna , Ard and Rena Cox. A vocal quar- j tette was beautifully rendered by MiaKS Laura Y#tes, Christine New- , ell, Bessie Huggins and Mrs A D j Jones. Hon R A Cooper of Laurens addressed the audience and graduat- , ing class quietly, but very impress- , ively, and the Rev P B Ingraham , also gave a short talk. Hon R A Cooper presented medals , to the following pupils: scholarship medal, Clarice Huggins; mathematics, Sadye Springs; history, Adry ( Lewis; attendance and deportment, , Milter Hughes; attendance and de- < portment, Beth Ginn; spelling,Sadye Springs, Iva Cox and Adry Lewis. TKa nrooAnfntinn r?f Hinlnnuu Kv Rev P B Ingraham completed the programme. One of our teachers, Miss Christine Jewell, was married on Wednesday, May 24, to Mr DeLeon Poston of Salem. The marriage was a surprise to the many friends of the young couple. Miss Bessie Huggins is yisiting relatives in Florence. m iwTZkjkv r>? , ? % ome Bee Chance is rial Award 5.00 BEDROOM 1 by and Display Furniture < Store n Suit will be given ascriptions aggregj hs during this peri< May 29, and Closing Sate entered previous to or particulars addre rEST DEPART "ounty I JNGSTREE, S. I Real EstateCountry Farms and If You Want 1 If Yqu Want 1 We caniplace you in any s< TT/Ml TITftnf' A oil OA Ijrvu naiii< mu un w Gourdin(& Harpe The Bailey Machinery,Mill and Automobile Suppli G. & J. Tires and Tabes P.V* nrlr>?tnn. Miss Marie Flowers is visiting friends in Florence and Hartsrille. Mrs A D Jones had as her guests iurihg commencement week her mother and sister-in-law of Benoettsville. Miss Ola Springs, hating finished her term of school at Bethera, is at home for the vacation. Miss Edimae Huggins of St Stephens spent the week-end at her home here,I Miss Alberta Flowers left last week for a lengthy visit in Darlington. Misses Bertha and Verna Ard ?pent the week-end at Hemingway where they took in the commencement. Miss Thora Davis is visiting her sister, Mrs George fcChandler, at Henry. fetf* A number of the Exelton folk attended the commencement exercises at Hemingway Friday, Saturday and ra j ounuay. Id IdeaUSprtig Laiadie. A good and time tried remedy is Dr King's New Life Pills. The first dose will move the sluggish bowels, stimulate the liver anu clear the system of waste and blood impurities. You owe it to yourself to clear the system of body poisons, accumulated during the winter. Dr King's New* Life Pills will do it. 25c, at your druggist. I \ 1 Room k j 2 ac rinni June 10th SUIT red at Company's i to the candidate iting the highest 3d of the contest Tun A in 7n m iiuaj, juiic iv, i p. lii. May 29 will count !SS MENT Record C. -Farm Lands. Town Lots For Sale! to Buy, See Us to Sell, See Us ection of the County that j rrespondence to :r, Kingstree, S. C. -Lebby Co i V\1 i O 1* I r lumbing supplies es and Accessories VEEDOL Oils and Grease SoutH Carolina Colds Quickly Relieved. Many people cough and cough? from the begining of fall right through to spring. Others get cold, a&er cold. Take Dr King's New' Discovery and you will get almost immediate relief. It checks your cold, stops the racking, rasping, tissue-tearing cough, heals the inflammation, soothes the raw tubes. Easy to take, antiseptic and healing. Get a 60c bottle of Dr King's New Dis 1 l i "TI cuvery anu Ketp it 111 uie nuuse. it is certainly a great medicine and I keep a bottle of it continually on hand," writes W C Jesseman, Franconia, N H. Money back if not satisfied, but it nearly always helps. Carrying several hundred marines, to reinforce the first landing party, a United States cruiser arrived at Santo Domingo this week. 1 Good Fwlly Coogfe Syrap can be made by mixing pine-tar, aconite, sugar, hyoscyamus, sassafras, peppermint, ipecac, rhubarb, mandrake, capsicum, muriate ammqpia, honey and glycerine. It is pleasant, healing and soothing, raises the phlegm, and gives almost instant relief. For convenience of those who prefer not to fuss, it is supplied ready made in 25c bottles under name of Dr Bell's Pine-TarHoney. Can be had at your druggist. Insist on getting Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and see that thei formula is on the package. Suit For J ? ~ v jl ad 1 uuj First Gr, Maxwe VALL Given to Cs Highest Vot I \ * " JIV Purchased of E at his Show I Bargain: * That is exact! GROCERIES. W but we are makin; ionafly high grade are making those you make become supply your wants from us. If you are nol i_ _ I_j i ? J is no Deuer time i economical shoppe We specialize are the best brand close margins: Baking Powder Breakfa Baking Soda Floor Rice Meal Grits Sugar We issue vote ducted by The Co cash purchases an A Bi? Lot of Case Powder, Etc.; Kii People's Me Sole Agents for Ce t Prize Ji r Comp < m and rn ;11 T ouri JE $70< indidate P< e by June > v i ). C. Scott, Jr. Room on Acs i In Gr [y what we meane are not selling 1 g very low grade groceries and pi prices so low tha ;s an actual bar] 5 at very low co ; one of our steady han NOW to get ir ;rs. on the following Is obtainable and st Food Canned Goods Dried Freit Corn Hay s in the Ladies' C( unty Record. V< d on accounts paic Goods; Tomatoes, Salmon, S ngan's Pure Lard, Hay, i nil i uuiuic iajij t lebrated New Hom< Line 10 * etitor's ze ng Car 3.00 oiling the 24, 1916 On Display idemy St. oceries! I I T-X A "??V /N A T^ T/^< T^ T --iJAKUAlJNd liN them below cost, prices on exceprovisions, and we t every purchase ?ain. Tnus you st when you buy r customers there lto the throng of y articles, which are sold at very Cored Meats Coffees Teas rit/t/inn vllCCoC mtest being conotes given with i. ardines, Baking i Corn and Grits tipany, Inc. e Sewing Machine