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Seasonable Bargains It may be a long, long time before you have such an opportunity to buy shoes ^ as cheap as you can now get them for the cash at our big money raising sale. A big line of ladies' and children's Low and High Cut Shoos, all nut out at SI.00 the pair. It will pay you to look this lot of shoes over. Big lot of ladies' Jersey Knit Underwear. 25c each or 45c the suit Nice line ladies' Heavy Underwear, 50c the garment or 95c the suit. Children's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, 25c the garment. Children's Union Suits, 50c each. Children's Dresses, nicely made of good material, 48c and 98c the dress. Men's Work Shirts at the old price of 50c each. Men's Dress Shirts 50c and $1.00. * il - .X I I snirts are .wonn a great, deal more, but we let them go at the old price of 50c and $1.00 each. Overalls at the old price of 50c and $1.00. Heavy Cheviot Shirtings well worth 12 l-2c, but they go in our money raising sale at 10c the yard. Canton Drill Flannel, 10c. Homespun, 6 l-4c, 8 l-3c and 10c the yard. . White, Lisle, Blue, Grey and Brown Outings at the old price, 10c yard. We want your trade and if you will give us a cnance we will make it to your interest to trade with us. W. E, Jenlrinson NEVISfl! ^ Mr James Wall of Hamlet, N C, was in town this week. Mr S P Bolyn of Marion spent Sunday with Mr R W Lewis. Mr C E Funk and children of St Stephens were in town yesterday. Henry E Davis, Esq, of the Florence bar,was in Kingstree yesterday J D Gilland, Esq, and little son, J D, Jr, of Florence spent Monday in town. We are sorry to learn this morning that Mrs W E Nesmith is indis' posed. s ; Cotton seed sold here Saturday at $54 per ton, a record unequaled in the State. Little Miss Jane Gilland has been on the sick list several days, we are sorry to learn. Mrs M C Stutts, who has been confined to her room for the past wppIc is imnrovincr. Mr and Mrs R D Bradham and children, of the Salters vicinity,were Kingstree shoppers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E L Montgomery of Cowards and the latter's parents motored to Kingstree Sunday. Misses Lizzie Fulton and Margaret Gordon of McLeod infirmary, Florence, spent the week-end here. Mrs J P Frierson went to Georgetown Monday evening to attend the funeral of her cousin, Mr Johnson. Hon J C Graham of Gourdins was in.Columbia last week visiting his daughters at Chicora College for Women. Miss Florence Edwards of Latta wa3 a guest of her sisters, Mrs W E Nesmith and Miss Amanda Edwards, this week. Treasurer J W Cook began the collection of State and county taxes Monday. Mr B E Clarkson was the first payer. " - - * ? A J lf_ Isabel, the intant aaugnter 01 mr and Mrs S D Cunningham of Indiantown, died Friday night and was buried Saturday. Mrs A C Hinds went to Florence Tuesday to attend the marriage of her brother,Mr W P Meadors, Jr. to Miss Lydie Alexander demons. Mr and Mr9 S K Brockington and little daughter, Mary Lee. of Florence have been visiting the family of Mrs Brockington's father, Mr A M Gordon. State Senator Charlton DuRant of Manning delivered a very interesting and instructive address on missions in' the Methodist church here Sunday night. Hon R H Kellahan's house on Mill street lately vacated by Mr S A Nettles is undergoing repairs. We understand that it will be occupied by Mr S H Dubose. I In accordance with the proclamation of President Wilson, an offering will be taken in the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning for the war sufferers in Armenia, Syria, Persia and Palestine. The home of Mr and Mrs A W Mitchell of Bethera was totally destroyed by fire last week. Only a portion of the family apparel was saved. Mrs Mitchell is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Sexton, of this community. Mrs E G Jacobs entertained at a beautiful buffet luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss Nelia Damour, a popular autumn bride. About six ty guests enjoyed Mrs Jaeoos nospitality.?Mfl'vu Cor, Aflunttt Constitution A large audience greeted the Billie Single Clifford combination at the Thomas opera house Thursday night of last week. The music by the I young ladies of the troupe wfcfe very ( good, as was also the work of the black-faced comedian. Mr and Mrs D E McCutchen and Miss Lilly Cunningham attended the funeral of Mrs S Murray McLeotf at Sumter Tuesday. Mrs McLeod before marriage was Miss Jennie Chandler and a first cousin of Mrs McCutchen and Miss Cunningham. Mr B Warren Moore, a prominent farmer and merchant of this county, i died unexpectedly last Friday morn- i ing at his home at Moore's X Roads. Mr Moore was between 50 and 60 years of age and a most worthy citizen. Heart trouble was the cause of aeatn. Mr George Stackley of Florence was seized with an attack of vertigo last week at the same time that his brother. Postmaster Louis Stackley of Kingstree, was taken with a similar complaint. We are pleased to know that both gentlemen have re'covered. ' There is a June apple tree on the place of Mr J T Sexton, just north ) of Kingstree, which bore two crops of fine fruit this year. The regular June apples came along in proper season and last week it was reported to us that the tree bore a second, though small,crop of fine apples that had matured from blooms borne in August. Dr F H McLeod of Florence was ! mimmnnoH tn tfinoratrpp MnnHav hv i the critical illness of Hon R H Kellahan, who was taken to the McLeod infirmary yesterday, where it is expected that he will undergo an operation for gall stones. While in Charleston Mr Kellahan was placed j under an X ray which revealed, be' yond a doubt, the chief cause of his suffering. A telegram from Atlanta. Ga, was received here by Mr S A Nettles Tuesday morning conveying the news of the death of his sister, Mrs Sallie I Plowden, wife of Mr W H Plowden, of that city. Mrs Plowden's death J occurred Monday night,and the news of her death came as a shock to her | many relatives and friends in this ! community, among whom she had so | pleasantly visited early in Septem! ber. Beginning Monday, October 23, the week will be observed as a week of prayer services by the women of theMethodist church. These services will be held in the Sunday-school room of the church iat 4 p. m. and will be conducted Monday by Mrs Rosa Fulton, Tuesday by Mrs Belle Blakely, Wednesday by Mrs Marion A Ross, Thursday by Mrs D P Frierson and Friday by Mrs J P Adatns. At the conclusion of the regular service Thursday afternoon an address will be delivered by Miss Leila Epps, who recently returned from the mission field of Brazil. The public is invited to attend these services. Mr Geo A McElveen, president of the Williamsburg County Sundayschool association,handed us the copy of a letter he has this week addressed to each of the several district presidents urging them to make all necessary arrangements for the big Rally Day occasion October 29. In this letter the district presidents are not only urged to be present, but also each of the individual schools in his district. Mr R D Webb and Miss Agnes Ravenel, prominent Sundayschool workers, will be present at this meeting,and indications point'to most enjoyable time. The district fo olan nrnrA/i f/\ nftllonf COIUCU to ait VII0V uigvu w vviivvv, I as soon as possible, the pledges of each Sunday-school. Wedding Presents Just Arrived. Fine assortment of Cut Glass and Hand-painted China and the largest stock of Sterling Silver in Kingstree Fine Jewelry of every description. These are all nice new goods, just arrived from the factory. Be sure to come and look my stock over. My prices are very low. Yours to please, 10-5-tf F J Watts. I am now engaged in the Coffin and Casket busing. Calls promptly answered zi all hours, day or night. Phonra?Office, 17; residence, 91. lo-12-tf P S Courtney. Says Simple Ren Pro Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Effective as a Remedy for Constipation. Anion*; older people tin* various organs ??f the hndy have a tendency to slow tip and weaken, and tlii.- is usually lirst manifest in a pronounced inactivity of tin- I towels. Good health is dependent on r"g ularity in this most important function; whenever there is the slightest indication of constipation a mild laxative should be taken to relieve the congestion and dispose of the accumulated waste. Cathartics or purgatives should not l>e employed, however; these are too violent in action and their effect is only temporary. A mild laxative such as the com-11 bination of simple laxative herbs i ( with pepsin,known as Dr Caldwell's] Syrup Pepsin,is the ideal remedy. It; j is gentle in its action,bringing relief j in an easy, natural manner, without j' griping or other pain or discomfort,! i is pleasant to the taste and can he 11 obtained in any drug store. Mr Robert I^eForgee, 91S Kirk-1 < wood Boulevard, Davenport. Iowa, i; says he has always had a bottle of j i Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in the ; house for the past eighteen years, 11 and that by using it occasionally as < the need arises, and in this wav j PEOPLES-ALSBROOK. __ I Prominent Klngstreean Weds, Cbarmlng Old Dominion Lady. ' Towne9ville, N C, October 16:? i One of the prettiest wedding cere-: J monies ever witnessed here wa9 that! I which took place last Thursday at; high noon in Holy Trinity church, i when Mi3s Lucie Catherine Peoples of Boydton, Va, became the bride of ' Mr Joseph Brockinton Alsbrook of J Kingstree, S C, the ceremony being ( performed by the rector, Dr Taylor, j in the presence of a large audience. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion with running ce- i dar and golden rod with white drap-! i orioo nlnntr thp flislps The auditorium of the church was darkened and the impressive service i that united this popular couple was j performed under the soft glow of ij the chancel candles which seemed to j' add impressively to the ceremony. ! The bride was becomingly gowned in white satin, trimmed in silver lace and pearls, wore a long veil with a1, wreath of lilie# of the valley and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. ' J The maid of honor, Miss Helen! Peoples, sister of the bride, wore. white point de' sprit over white silk and carried a bouquet of white chrys-;{ anthemums. The bridesmaids,Miss- j es Lylian Alsbrook, sister of the, groom,and Helen Ricks,were charm- i ' ingly gowned in white net, trimmed !' with yellow satin cord and carried ! large bouquets of yellow chrysan- ( themums. Mr Clarence Alsbrook, 1 ' brotner of the groom, was best man, i while Messrs Jack Peoples and Will Tarry served as groomsmen. To the sweet strains of Menuels- | sohn's wedding march played by j Miss Elizabeth Tarry, the bridal party approached the chancel in the11 following order: the groomsmen, I Messrs Peoples and Tarryjthe bridesmaids, Misses Alsbrook and Ricks; the maid of honor, Miss Helen Peo- ] pies, followed by the bride on the! arm of her father, who gave her away. The groom, with his best man, entered from the vestry and met the bride, at the first chancel, < steps where they took upon them--1 ,1 J fV,? ' , i selves ine shcicu vuwa ui uic , copal ritual. The rector then entered the chancel followed by the j i bride and groom and their attend- j ants when the beautiful ring cere- J mony was completed, while Miss ] Tarry played sweetly "Oh, Promise Me". i Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's < home and a buffet luncheon was served. The party then departed i for Henderson, N C, where the \ groom and his bride entrained for | Raleigh and points south, amid the i felicitations of those they left behind, i ? j Dr R J McCabe, Dentist, will re- 1 main at his Andrews office until Oc- ' tober 25. It 1 Wi:?, AILING CHILD ! Made Strong By Delicious Vinol .Lakeport, N. H.?"Our little girl 8 ? ra of age waa in a debilitated, run- | ] dmvra X condition and baa a eiuuuum j cough so she was weak and ailing all ( the time. ?* Nothing helped her until we tried Vinol. - Then her appetite increased and she is strong and well, and I wish other parents of weak, delicate children would try Vinol."?Geo. A. * Collins. I This is because Vinol contains beef ; and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glycero- , phosphates which she needed. i Sc ?tt Drug Co, Kingstree, SC. I i v? nedy longed His Life, keeping his health good, it has pro longed his life,and brought ease ant comfort. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sole by druggists everywhere and cost Dnly fifty cents a bottle. To avoic imitations and ineffective substitute: Insure to get Dr Caldwell's Syruj Pepsin. See that a facsimile of D: Caldwell's signature and his portrai lppear on the yellow carton in whicl the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, car be obtained by writing to Dr VV I Caldwell, 455 Washington St, Mon ticello Illinois SPECIAL NOTICES Your Piano. ? Is it moth-eaten; Have mice destroyed the felts? Has i been tuned in a year? For a small sun it can be made like new. Tuning alone, on'y $3.59. I have had experience ir several factories and tuned in New En 5land Conservatory of Music at Boston H Curtis, Sumter, S C. ltp Notice.?I beg to advise that fron now on I will nave a lull supply ol Bread, Rolls. Pies, Cakes and Fruits A. R Moseley, Jr, Salters Depot, S C ltp For Sale?12,000 Hand-made Blacl Cypress Shingles. C Constine, Kingstree, S C. ltp For Sale?Cow with young calf Ap ply to H E Montgomery, Kingstree, 5 C. 10-12-tf Meeting ot U. D. C.'s. Williamsburg Chapter,U D C, met with Mrs T S Hemingway Frida} afternoon, October 13. The follow ing officers were elected for the en juing year: President - Miss Agness Erckmanr Vice President?Mrs W L Taylor Recording Secretary?Miss Mabe! Harper. C VT7 M re W ^urrcspuiiuuiK ucucmij mu > E Brockinton. Treasurer?Mrs T S Hemingway Historian?Miss Maude Logan. Miss Mabel Harper was elected s delegate to the State convention, which meets at Union in November Miss Ada Brockington read an in teresting paper upon "Romances ir Southern History". Delicious refreshments were serv?d, and a pleasant and profitable af:ernoon was spent. DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOt? Some Klnqstree People Have Learned How to Get Relief. How many people suffer from an iching'fcack? How few know the cause? If it hurts to stoop or lift? If you suffer sudden, darting pains? If you are weak, lame and tired Suspect your kidneys. Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may be headache ui tiTTinpca Scanty, painful, or too frequent arination. Nervousness or a constant, deadtired feeling. Avert the serious kidney diseases, Treat the weakened kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills, A remedy especially for sick kidaeys. Gratefully endorsed by residents )f this locality. Mrs 0 D Middlcton, 17 S Jarrott 3t, Florence, S C, says: "My kidneys were out of order and I had dull pains in the small of my back. 1 was so re and lame in the morning ind tired easily. My head ached ind 1 had spells of dizziness. The ridney secretions were also unnat* jral, and I had other symptoms of tidney trouble. I used two boxes >f Doan's Kidney Pills and they re* ieved all the symptoms of the trouble." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't limply ask for a kidney remedy?get rinan'u KiHnpv Pills?the same that Mrs Middleton had. Foster-Milburn Zo. Props, Buffalo. N Y. Miss Mary Howell of Marion is the truest of her aunt, Mrs R J Mc[labe. To Cure a Cold In One Day rake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the Zough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, a. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. , Kingstrei Automobile Accesso I Headquarters for Tires, Tu Greases of All Kinds; Als pairs for Thos. McCi Ford 56 inch Tread Cars 11 Tread, Onl All kinds of Repairing, Vu trie Worl i L. T. Thomps< i i s Domestic 1 Is Nowhere H ! tant Than In True domestic econon iting the supply nor in ret consists of supplying food i of nutrition at a minimun * Our specialty is groce lence at prices consistent J We recommend our Flour, Tei Hams am M. H. J, TWOS' Kingstree, \V?????????? ' M?c3ame,T< wifbuour f /^v? HOUSEHOLD expenses mount up. icai, is liable to LACK BUSIH | methods in yonr home by teach] BANKING. She will enjoy her new r? i ably surprised to note the saving at the START YOUR A BANK ACCOl BANK OF WIL K White Cap Bui t New C Raisins and i New C I Drop In and Inspe< R. W. L "Good Thin Phone No. 143 ????T?? Hi I Thrice-a-Week New York 1 | The County Record Southern Ruralist, twice a Total Our price for the three pap< e Garage ries of All Kinds bes, Spark Plugs, Oils and ?o for Genuine Ford Re. I P 1 A A itcnen, rora /\geni. lade Into 60 inch, or Wide y $15.00 ilcanizing and Auto Eleck Done. an, Proprietor ?J) =3V Economy /lore ImporThe Kitchen ly doesn't consist of limiucing the quantity. It s of the highest degree * vx vvuu* ries of the highest excelwith safe business. a, Bacon, d Coffee ^COBS rORES South Carolina ======i minis Over j ^r 1 ^ f^mLr JWBBbB^mB i 9 ^ The wife, no matter how eoonoarESS METHODS. Install buiinesf !ng your wife the simple ART OF 1 M?i .1 !11 1_ ttponsiDiuiy ana you wlu do m? end of the month. WIFE WITH LJNT TODAY! jLIAMSBUR G a Meal Flour Zrop * I Currants >op :t My New Store E W I S igs to Eat" I King'stree, S. C. - ===l World $ 1.25 1.00 month .50 2.75 ers $ 2.C0