Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SAXON AUK FOR SAL M. F. HELLER, K Five Passenger, 6-cylinder T 6-cylinder Roadster 4-cylinder Roadster, electric ii These cars are fitted out wi ings and a Continental Motor Cantilever Spring to make th y Eat The 4 Why continue to eat iui when you can just as well ha Why continue to pay sti groceries when you can ge money, and sometimes for le Why impair your health dinary brands, when you ca sique with goods of pure bra Think these over and th M. H. J A TWO ST< I^We give Voting Coupons Ladies' Contest i .^Aachnrp Rminr h/VHVUVI V AIV MU? FROM KIN Via ATLANTIC ' The Standard Railro Sunday Ezcur Jo Charleston Tickets on sale forenoon trains 11 to September 11, inclusive, li No 178, scheduled to leave Ch date of sale. - WeeK-End Ezcu To Isle of Palms.. \ " Sullivan's Island Tickets on sale for all trains es noon trains each Sunday from . inclusive, limited returning to rej prior to midnight of Tuesday ne: Summer Cxcur To Wrightsville Beach " Isle of Palms .... " Sullivan's Island " Myrtle Beadh - ...... " Norfolk Tickets on sale from May 15 tc ited returning until Oct 31. Lil Schedules and further particu ttpon application to W W Hollii tree, S C. =!= I ~ | Real Estate?F Country Farms and T< If You Want to If You Want to We caniplace you in any sect you want. Address all com Gourds* & Harper, The Bailey-1 ? ? ? m atli 1 p Machinery,Mill and r Automobile Supplies G. & J. Tires and Tabes Charleston. 4* Mm DM0B1LES | E BY , kingstree, S. C. ouring Car $870.00 870.00 ghts and starter 475.00 th Timken Roller Bear and have the famous em ride right. i Best! st ordinary groceries ive the best? ff prices for ordinary t the best for same , iSS? by consuming the orin improve your phvmd? en come to see us. .COBS DRES in The County Record's Z=J) I Trip Fares GSTREE COAST LINE ad of the South" sion Fares ?1 OK tpi MV t each Sunday from June imited returning on train arleston at 8*25 p. m. on rsion Fares _ $2 40 2 40 ich Saturday and for foreJune 8 to September 11, ich original starting point it following date of sale. sion Fares $ 7 50 3 30 A AA 6 3U 6 70 _ 15 15 ) October 15, inclusive, lim>eral stop-over privileges, lars cheerfully furnished )AY, Ticket Agent, Kings??, "arm Lands. own Lots For Sale! Buy, See Us Sell, See Us # 11 I J il _ X ;ion 01 me county mat jspondence to g Kingstree, S. C. I Lebby Co 'lumbing Supplies i and Accessories VEEDOL Oils and Grease ; South Carolina ?mJ f L-,.. CONGRESSMAN RAGSO< HATES PRESID ti n i rr i .? mis is Mown oy ms acts The Story Will Be Contim Since Ragsdale first took his se 3pportunity to criticise and injure i Wilson was ungrateful in failing to the White House. Here's one insti When the Panama Canal Tolls dale, who opposed the President bi; 52 Democrats who voted with the SUBSIDY on the American people YORK AMERICAN. Hearst s YEL1 EST ENEMY, the following intervi "I regret that I cannot,as TITULAR head of my party gress.I CANNOT SUPPORT United States. I do not fit tions that justified the repea of our coastwise vessels. * ship of Underwood, Kitchin ability made the Democratic did leadership has brought makes this administration sc HE GIVES WILSON NO CRE] PUDIATES WILSON'S LEADERS \ND KITCHIN. On May 4, 1914, I wrote and rial headed "Calling a Spade a Spar "The Republican party svt protection and special orivile] for SUBSIDY to shipping, hundred years stood for equ leges to none. The member < tion votes for SUBSIDY; he cans. He aligns himself again This editorial made Mr Ragsda On May 14 he wrote me a lei the Republican column. That's tr rate. Candidate for Conj Adv (More will fo FINANCING PIG CLUBS. Bankers Furnish Money to Mem bers and Take Their Notes. The bankers in many 'States ar realizing the value of pig-club wor as a means of materially improvin rural conditions, according to clu agents of the department. Not few of the bankers have made i possible for worthy club members t secure pigs on their personal nocei In this way a well-bred pig is s< cured and the member can pay fc it from the proceeds of the pig as meat animal or from the sale of of Bpring in the case of a breeding an mal. The member enters into a but iness agreement! with the parent consent) Vith the banker and is i this way relieved of the stigma c charity, which is the result when pig is given outright. This arrange ment is a practical means of teacl ing business methods to the run young people. It is also a charactei building process,for it is but natun for a boy when treated as a man t act in a manly manner. This apparent generosity on th part of the bankers is in many case business acumen. A case in point that of a Texas bank. The presidei of the bank placed 326 pigs amon the pig-club members of his count] As a result of the acquaintanc made in securing and placing thet pigs, many new patrons were securet These patrons brought in over $75 000 in individual deposits. Needlei to say, this was a profitable businei for the bank, but it is also a meai that will increase with time in it beneficial influence. One of the Te: as papers states that the bankc "haa laid the foundation for a proi perity which will be lasting. Th boys that he has helped to get star ed in the hog business are now o their feet financially and befoi many years they will be making bi shipments of hogs to market eac year. The money received from th sale of hogs will be expended in fui ther developing the county. Ever merchant in the county will profit the banks will get more deposits.an the farmers will have more mone with which to develop their farms.1 fbeo Teu Have a Cold Give it attention, avoid exposure be regular and careful of your diet also commence taking Dr King' New Discovery. It contains pine tar, antiseptic oils and balsams. I slightly laxative. Dr King's Ne* Discovery eases your cough, soothe your throat and bronchial tubes checks your cold, starts to clear you ' 1 ?1- - - A. A* 1 neaa. in a snort time you ano\ pour cold is better. Its the stand ird family cough syrup in use ove 10 years. Get a bottle at once Keep it in the house as a cold in mrance. Sold_at your druggist. SfcfcAl v i. . .-i J,--- .i, ALE BITTERLY IENT WOODROW WILSON.! and Utterances?Rear! Relnw? tied and Will Be Interesting. at in Congress he has never lost an J Wilson. This is because he thinks that , acknowledge that Ragsdale put him in 1 ance: Repeal bill was under discussion, Ragstterly in that fight and was one of the Republicans to fasten the principle of by so doing, gave out to THE NEW J !X)W SHEET and WILSON'S BITTER- j ew, published March 25, 1914: ] a Democrat,follow the lead of the ] and that, as a member of Con- ' the policies of the President of the ! id any political or economic condi- < 1 of the Panama canal exemptions i * * I shall follow the leaderand other Democrats whose signal i victory possible and whose splenabout the wise legislation which > strong." i DIT; IN PLAIN WORDS HE REPU* IHIP FOR THAT OF UNDERWOOD i published in The Daily Times an edito- j ie," in which I said: r )ws its allegiance to the theory of | g-e. It has, therefore, always stood The Democratic party has for a ] al rights to all and special privi- ' af Congress who votes for exemp- ] ? aligns himself with the Republist the Democratic administration." ile very sick and very mad. iter complaining that I had put him in ue?I classified him according to his ^ JAMES D EVANS, irress, Sixth District of South Carolina, llow next week). ( Death ol Mrs Chandler. j From the "Sentinel," Jesup. Ga. Mrs M J Chandler was born in e Williamsburg county, S C, January k 29, 1841. Died May 31, 1916, in g Jesup, Ga. Most of her long life k was spent in the neighborhood where a she was born. It She was a consistent member of 0 the Methodist church. But in the j last years of her life she was too , feeble to attend its services. She J- I ir was prompt and faithful to all her a religious duties as a Christian wornf. an as long as she was physically able j. to discharge them. liuar) witVi Kor ann'a nrifa on^ UUV UT^U TV 1VII 11^1 9VU O 1 1 iV| OUU s? there was a deep devotion between D herself and her daughter-in-law, Mrs tf Beulah Chandler, like unto that bea tween "Ruth and Naomi". Ihe h little grandchildren will miss her in j. the home to whom she was a con^ stant joy, and they to her. r. It was well that she should go quietly in her sleep without the days 0 and years of suffering like so many of God's saints have to endure. A te quiet, timid Christian has left those jg who loved and cared for her. May jB those who mourn her loss live so that they may meet her again. g "Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep From which none ever wake to weep A calm and undisturbed repose * Unbroken by the last of foes. >e j Asleep in Jesus! far from Thee Toy kindred and tneir graves may be; s* But thine is still a blessed sleep, 58 From which none ever wake to weep", is James M Lovett, 18 (Pastor of the Methodist Church) ^ Jesup, Ga. l' Your Bowels Should Hove Ooce a Day. ^ A free, easy movement of the bowels every day is a sign of good e health. Dr King's New Life Pills t- will give you a gentle laxative effect n without griping and free your sys.e tem of hlood poisons, purify your blood, overcome constipation and j* have an excellent tonic effect on the " entire system. Makes you feel like e living. Only 25c at druggests. r* . t, d Good Looks are Easy fhaik w?ui w MagnoliaJ5P ; Balm. ^0 Look ii rood ii tout citv ro'ir^ir No 8 matter if you do Tan or Freckle^SSflno/fo V Balm will rarely dear your akin inAandjr. 8 Heala Sunburn, too. Juat put little on your face and rub it off again before dry. ' Simple and rare to pleoae. Try a bottle r . 11 h . * . " to-aaj ina Degin uc nnpioreiDcni w f once. White, Pink nod Ro?e-Red Colon. 75 cents it DraggiAs or by mnil direct. r SAMPLE FREE. I . LYON MFC. CO., 40So. S?kSL,BnoUrn.N.Y. War Affects Shipments. The great war in Europe conti lies to interfere seriously with t shipments of aulomobiles abroa rhe Maxwell Motor company of E troit had 100 commercial chasi ready for shipment to London, En May 20,and was advised by the Nc folk and Western railroad that will be impossible to make the shi ment. The reason assigned was th the Parisiana, the beat on which t aViinnionf tiroc + rv hotra Knon mar? juipuivnv TI uo tu iiuTy uvv.u uiuu was damaged by a submarine on h way from London to Norfolk, Va. Fourtb ol July Excursion Fares. The Atlantic Coast Line announc reduced excursion fares from a 3tations on its lines to nearly i destinations within a radius of a proximately 350 miles from startir point, tfickets will be sold for use < the going trip on all trains of Ju 2,3 and 4, limited returning to reai original starting point by or befo midnight of July 8. 1916. For fares, schedules, tickets ar any desired information call on W Holliday, Kingstree, S C, Tick Agent Atlantic Coast Line.the Stan ard Railroad of the South. 6-22Arrlval ol Passenger Trains i Kingstree. The Atlantic Coast Line railroi las promulgated the following sche lie, which became effective Monda May 29, 1915: North Bound. Mo 80 - - 7:25 a "No 46 - - 11:33 a Mo 78 ... 6:13 p South Bound. INo 83 10:40 a Mo 79 - - - 11:08 a "No 47 - - - - 6:47 p Mo 89 - - - 9:22 p uaiiy excepi nuuuay. * Stops on signal for Charleston, Sava nah and Jacksonville passengers. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I Ltic.is County. ? Fran': J. Cheney n.ukca oath that he Senior partner of the firm of F. J. Chen< & Co., doing business in the City of T ledo. County and State aforesaid, at that said firm will pay the sum of ON HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and e tty case of Catarrh that cannot be ctiri by the use of HALL'S C ATARRH CUR! FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, this 6th day of Decembe A. D. 18Sfi. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal and acts directly upon the blood and mi cous surfaces of the system. Send fi testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. 0. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constlpatlo flnsurance! When you want Insurance of any kind, call on us. We write life Fire Live Stock Plate Glass Accident and Health Bonding a Specialty We are the largest and most experienced agency in Williamsburg county, and are in a position to give you the best service. Kingstree Ins,, Real Estate ! & Loan Co., Agts., PHONE 85, KIN6STHEE, S. C. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted I am now equipped to do thii work satiafac torily and can save you from 9LG0 to |3.00 o: each pair of glasses. Let me fit you oat wit! SW New ^ryptok Glaaiea reading and distance vision ground *bm6 glass. ?T_J If yoo break your lenses bring them to m< I win flupWcaGB then on short notice. Sav the pieces. T. E. B AGGET1 Jmfer ut Option - liifitrw, 1 ( Piles Cused In 6 to 14 Days Tour dnureiat will reload money if PA! DINTMHNT fall* to cure toy case of Itchli Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plica la 6 to 14 da: rbc firat application glees Base and Rest. 5 . . . THE MAIf n- who is seeking quattif he will not fail to remembef (j Juj the two popular brands* ^ Oeerfoot Rye >jf a * _ Hs Old Kentucky Springs jt WHISKIES P- DEERFOOT RYE is a rich, full at flavored Whiskey; OLD KENTUCKY he SPRINGS is rare, old and mellow. Both are absolutely pure, and both e? tv>a cam ft nriee. delivered by express* er charges paid: 1 Gal. Glass Jug A Full Quarts $3.90 *3-75* r 8 Pints 16-fc Pints es1 $4.00 $4.00 Money must be sent with order. Give full all name, street, post and express offices. Send for complete price-list of winesand Liquors. ^ You can count on getting a square deal frem us. JAMES OLWELL & CO. Mail Order Department 'y BatMbiitbtd 1828 181 West St, New Talk "Almost a Century In Business" re! Send for Price List of Other Qoods. l\i % t|| All Car I Owners dK n m... TUJ- ? y ( w 11111 voragc ?? I We do all kinds of repair m work, m m We overhaul your car when it gets cranky. m m We save you money on m tires, and other supplies by m paying the transportation n | charges ourselves. -I Kingstree Garage, lg L T Thompson, M'g'r. Jjj I DR. R. CLAUDE McCABE, in Dental Surgeon, Office in Hirsch building, over Kingstree Drug Co's. 8-28-tf I IooMTTMCCSET DENTIST, 1 KINGSTREE, , S. C pa Office in McCabe Building, next to Court House. M. D. NESMITH, ? DENTIST, Lake City, S. C. W. L. TAYLOR DENTIST, OfBca ia Naxitn Building K1NGSTREE, 8. C. 5-21-tf. 1 1866 1S16 A. M. SNIDER, SURGEON DENTIST. Office at Residence, Railroad Arenas. j IW>? Cillnnd V* vauutiu 1 Attorney-at-Law Second Floor Hasoolc Temple J Florence, S. C. General practicioner in all State and ? Federal Court*. BenJ. M-'NNES, M. R. C. V. S. S B.KaterMclNNES.M. D..V.M.D ? VETERINARIANS. 1 One of us will be at Kingstree the 2 first Monday in each month, at Hel ler's Stables. 9-28-tf KINGSTREE 1 Lodge, No, 46 i A.F.M. r meets Thursday before full moon each S - month. Visiting brethren are cordially a nyited. R & WALLACE, W M. e J M Ross. Sec. 2-27-ly The Third Moada; M 2 ky&mh A. s v&mm ssisstsa _ WjBgagfgy up and alt on a stamp ? or hanr about on tb? limbs. P H Stoll, J M Brown, Clerk. Con. Com. ???^mmmm? ?^ No. 666 Thb it a pnteriptfoa prepared atpariaMy fef MALA* IA or CHILLS * FIVES. Fir# or tlx ooeee will break any caee, tad if takes thas aa s toaic (be Ferer will sol reform.' It acta os (ba Hrar better than I j Caloml m44o?i aot|rip?oraickc&. 3Sc I Chamberlain's Cough Kemedr ! Cures Colds. Croup and Wbo?p?ng Coofh. f . I l iiii