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I Seasonable Bargains III IN It may be a long, long time before you have such an opportunity to buy shoes as cheap as you can now get ^ihem for the cash at our big money raising sale. A big line of ladies' and children's Low and High Cut Shoes, all nut" nnt at $1.00 the Dair. H , It will pay you to look this I | lot of shoes over. K Big lot of ladies' Jersey Knit Underwear, 25c each R or 45c the suit I Nice line ladies' Heavy I Underwear, 50c the gar- ! I ment or 95c the suit [ Children's Heavy Fleeced [ Underwear, 25c the gar- 1 | ment Children's Union I Suits, 50c each. I 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. ] Shirts are worth a great l deal more, but we let them i go at the old price of .50c and < $1.00 each. i 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 j old price, 10c yard. We want your trad 2 and j if you will give us a chance we will make it to your interest to trade with us. J i W. E. Jenkinson j H =JI'i ilOCAl?; me jg; EMr J Newtcn Johnson of Florence ( - rr- . I , 1, ] was in ivingsiree iaai ween. Mrs M J Salters of Salters is visit- J insir her sister,Mrs M S Montgomery. ( Mrs J B Clarkson of Gourdins is i the guest of Mr and Mrs B E Clark- j 1 ' son. |1 Mrs L C Dove and children are 1 visiting in Chester, the former's old ' home. 1 * Miss Stella Wolfe was laid up at j ffome this week with an attack of j & malaria. Born, Sunday, October 22, to Mr ^ i and Mrs T W Epps, a daughter, 1j named Ruby. |' Mrs B A Cook was called to Lake \ City Monday by the sickness of her , sister, Mrs Gaskins. , Mrs M A Townsend of Wadmalaw ? Island is here with her daughter, * Mrs P S McChesney. * Mr S P Cooper and his son, Mr S c E Cooper, of the Gourdin section, s were callers at our office Friday. s N < Mr and Mrs J WSwittenberg.Mrs ? LeRoy Lee and daughter. Miss Sere- s na, motored to Sumter Saturday. j ( Mr W G Burrows of Hemingway, | RFD, was a caller at The Record office while in town this week a3 a grand juror, Mr and Mrs Gilbert W Epps returned to their home in Asheville, N C, Tuesday morning after visiting relatives here. Born, to Mr and Mrs S P Harper, Friday night, October 20, 1916, a daughter. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. . Misses Katie and Alice Stackley of Kingstree and Jennie Lee Stackley of Bennettsville spent the weekend in Florence with their cousin, Miss Daisy Stackley. ' Mr S M Simpson of Virginia Beach was in Kingstree this week shaking hands with old friends. Mr Simpson was manager here for the Truitt Lumber Co for some time. A number of young ladies will , * *' J - ??-A A!? J II mane tneir aeoui ai iue ouilc uau m Columbia tonight, among whom we note the name of Miss Janet Henry, ( "ywho made many friends in Kingstree 1 when visiting her aunts, Mrs J S k Jennings and Miss Hannah Gale. Thieves broke into the store of Mr ' W N Clarkson at Heinemann last J Thursday night and made off with j about $40 of his merchandise. Blood- ( hounds were brought from Manning ( early Friday morning, but their ef- , forts to trail the culprits were fruit- j less. W A Brockinton, a colored farmer living near town, exhibited someit what of a curiosity here Monday in the form of a two-headed calf. The calf, which was dropped Sunday i night, was dead, but its body was perfectly formed with two well developed heads on one neck. We are pleased to learn that Hon R H Kellahan, who recently underwent a serious operation at the Florence infirmary last week, is getting along as well as could be expected. Mr Kellahan is receiving the very best attention, and we hope soon to see his familiar figure on our streets again. Among those of our citizens attending the State fair at Columbia arp* Spnntnr F C Enns. Dr W V 1 Brockington, Messrs J N Hammet, D J Epps.T E Baggett.W T Wilkins, F W Fairey, H H King, Thomas Mc- j Cutchen.P 0 Arrowsmith.W 0 Camlin, Misses Amanda Edwards, Bessie Harper, Fannie Epps, Carrie Scott and Lula Brockinton. The regular monthly meeting of ( the Kingstrfce Home Demonstration , ;lub was held at the demonstration j office on the 17th inst. It was de- < :ided to have a small exhibit in Miss , Amanda Edwards' Demonstration , department at the county fair. The j president, Miss Maude Logan, and j the vice president,Mrs R K Wallace, j will assist Miss Edwards in the en- ] ieavor to make the proposed exhibit j i creditable one. The Woman's Missionary society ( of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday of last week. The subTiro a "Ifnrcp" Thp I |CLl XKJl OWUUJ nno business programme was conducted 1 ay the president of the society, Mrs Sue Ervin.and the treasurer, Mrs W T Wilkins. The devotional exercises ivere led by Miss Maude Logan, the 1 society's foreign missions secretary, t Instructive selections were read by ? Mesdames M H Plowden and Hugh McCutchen. We have received a communica- , don relative to the organization of 'Milton's Literary society", signed ' ay Miss Joe Bessie McElveen. The 1 etter is without date and does not ] five the school with which the so- { :iety is connected. We are always flad to receive reports from schools ind publish, cheerfully anything roneerning their work, but we exaect and require such reports to be s iated, give definite information and * aear the signature of the writer. " The home of Mr P B Thorn, on 1 Brooks street was discovered to be j >n fire about 10 o'clock Sunday j norning, and the building, a frame ] structure, wrs barely saved by the prompt and efficient work of the lo- ( ?1 fire department. When the fire- ^ men reached the burning: building f lames had already burned a large t lole in the roof. Considerable damage was done by water as well as by j ire, and it is believed that had the ilarm been given twenty minutes ater, the entire structure would lave been in flames and a total loss, j Every man, boy and girl in Wil- l iamsburg county having in posseslion any mechanical device of his or ler own get-up is requested to send ;he same to the county fair for ex- 1 libition, beginning Wednesday, November 8. Such devices may not be mentioned in the catalogue or pre- ( mum lict" hut thpv will add materi- : illy to the success of the fair from 1 in educational point of view. In )ther words, you may have some simple little device to assist you in some part of your work that a fellow ritizen in another section of the ;ounty had never thought of. By showing it at the fair yo j may renler him or her a service. We published in our issue last! veek an announcement of the death of Mrs B B Steele of Summerville, vhose untimely demise left a be eaved household, six little girls and >ne little boy. Just two weeks to the Jay after his mother's death little 4B B, Jr," was called to join her. 3e was a strong, bright, promising ^ ittle fellow and the hope of his fa- j :her's heart. His sickness was only ^ from Friday till Sunday, and his ( Jeath was unexpected. His uncles, Dr M D Nesmith and Mr L E Neimith of Lake City and Mr W E Ne- ^ imith of Kingstree, attended the fu- s of Qnmmarvilln MnnHfiV sftpr. i^toi aw UUUJUIV* ?a*?v r.*?. loon, when the little fellow's body was laid to rest by his mother's side n the Episcopal cemetery. * The United State Civil Service Com- f nission announces that on Saturday, ] November 25, an examination will r >e held at Florence, S C, as a result ( )f which it is expected to make cer- j :ification to fill a contemplated va- f jancy in the position of fourth class c postmaster at Cades. The compensation of the postmaster at this office was $584 for the last fiscal year. Applicants are required to be 21 (rears of age or over on the date of examination, and must reside with- ] in the territory supplied by the i 3ades postoffice. Application forms j and full information concerning the | requirements of the examination can be secured from the postmaster i at Cades or from the U S Civil Ser- | vice Commission, Washington, D C, and should be properly executed and filed with the commission at Washington at least 7 days before the date of the examination. Relieves Serious of Chron Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Corrects j Condition That Seemed Hopeless. ? - ; Alter surrering iroin cnrome con-1 stipation until she was so rundown' she was unable to do any kind of! work, Miss II A Frees, 20!) Adams St, Dayton, Ohio, obtained a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and used it with such gratifying results) that she continued the treatment and has written to Dr Caldwell that her condition is again normal, and that she wants to recommend Syrup Pepsin to everyone who suffers with constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, gentle in its action,free from griping or "ther pain or dis- jn comfort. It contains no opiate or jn narcotic drug, and, while acting he readily on the most stubborn case of pt> inactive bowels, is absolutely safe Ca for the tiniest lube, so that it is me tri deal family laxative and snould l>e w] kept on hand in every household for use when needed. be Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin costs Ca )nly fifty cents a bottle and is sold tic THECHAUTAUQUA Postponed On Acconnt ol Fair Fc Until November 23, 24 and 25. On acccount of the dates previousy fixed for the holding of the Chau- jn auqua coming in conflict with those pu let for the county fair, the Radcliffe Mi ;ompany was asked to change their ?* iates from November 7, 8 and 9 to ^ ater on in the month. This they ^ lave agreed to do. and have set un iVednesday, Thursday and Friday, tal November 22, 23 and 24, as the new a*' Vl( lates for Kingstrec. ^ an Win Prizes at State Fair. ?,r oQ A car of beautiful horses was i Br ihipped from Kingscree late last T1 week for exhibition at the Columbia an state fair. The horses were the na jroperty of the Williamsburg Live he stock Co, Messrs M F Heller, W F ne i^airey, and Johnson Nexsen. The fai ot also included the little pony beononnir to Miss Serena Lee. I We are pleased to note that the :olt belonging: to Mr Nexsen, ex- M libited by P 0 Arrowsmith, won .! irst prize, $20, also his brood mare md colt took first prize of $20. gU Miss Lee's pony won two first; Drizes of $20 each. m ^ he Notice. Ch Mi Dr Robt J McCabe, Dentist, will w( >e at his Kingstree office on Novem- sjt >er 1 to remain until further notice, j frj wl KNIFE CUT PROVES FATAL. tw White Boy Pitches Open Knife at1 Negro Youth. < ^ Last Thursday afternoon Willie I coi >ete King,son of Mr H H King,got1 to* nto a street row with alittle colored | no )oy, Dave Wallace, near Mr Porter's j sol itore, and in the course of their j De vrangle the King boy threw an open soi cnife at the little darky, the blade mtering his abdomen on the right to< lide and inflicting a wound from E vhich he died early Saturday morn- a < ng. Coroner Kinder and a jury ;Th hereupon held an inquest and agreed | lpon a verdict of accidental homi- j ide. Both boys are under fourteen an 'ears of age, and the affair is re- an: jarded here by citizens as a most Ph infortunate occurrence. Hot Supper. A hot supper will be given at W 3 Camlin's Friday evening, Novem- ^ )er 3, for benefit of Bloomingvale ^ traded school. Lots of barbecue and f ither appetizing eatables. Come all. )ri an .K, Tanlac, "the master medicine,"on ^ ;ale at Scott's Drug Store. ^ Church Notice. h<i Services at the First Baptist church Wfl text Sunday as follows: Bible school, a 10 a. m. We have classes for all iges. Come and visit us. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Devotional ^ neetinsr Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. A :ordial invitation is extended the )ublic to all our services. Call on us ? 'or any Christian service we can ren- ? ler you. A E Riemer, Pastor. ] ? hoi MOTHER TELLS HOW VINOL ? Made Her Delicate Boy Strong _ New York City.?"My little boy was j In a very weak, delicate condition as a p result of gastritis and the measles and _ there seemed no hope of saving his life. ] The doctor prescribed cod liver oil, but mc be could noL take it I decided to try cal Vinol?and with splendid results, it seemed to agree with him bo that now he ! is a strong healthy boy."?Mrs. Thomas ?>3 Fitzgerald, 1090 Park Ave., N. Y. City. { We guarantee Vinol, which contains ? beef and cod liver peptones, iron, and manganese peptonates and glycero- Ta phosphates, for run-down conditions. Co Sc^tt Drug Co, Kingstrce, S C. sr Case ic Constipation, lil i ? ' \ '. / > x r* i I f\iss HAFl^s ||p^ drug store? everywhere. To avoid litations and ineffective substitutes sure you get Dr Caldwell's Syrup ipsin. See that a facsimile of Dr " ildwell's signature and his porlit appear on the yellow carton in lich the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can obtained by writing to Dr \V B .ldwell, 455 Washington St, Mon:ello Iilinois FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION irmed Here Saturday wltta'Hon. W. D. Bryan as President. A farm loan association was ornized here Saturday afternoon last response to an urgent appeal blished in The County Record by r D J Epps requesting the farmers the county to meet at the court U9e for that purpose. There were out twenty applicants for memrship in the association, and it is iderstood that many others will be ken in. The officers of the associion are: President, W D Bryan; :e president, T 0 Epps; secretary ? * nr n 11. j; i a treasurer, w oosweu; uireci3,J C Everett, T Olin Epps, W E owden, C W Boswell and W D yan. W T Phillips, D J Eppa and ' 0 Epps were appointed appraisers d W D Bryan and D J Epps were ? med as delegates to the meeting Id in Columbia yesterday in con- 1 ction with the establishment of a rm loan bank in that city. ' Death of Mrs. Dwlght Owens. Mrs Camilla Owens, a daughter of c and Mrs W H Thompson.who rele a few miles east of Kingstree, ' ?d at her *home in the Rough i anch section Monday, aged 21 ars. She had long been in failing alth but bore her sufferings with ! wt'ofimo melnrnofmn onrl fnrtihlflo I IIIOIUIO icoiguabtvil nuu tut?.ivwuv. rs Owens was a lady of sterling >rth, which, with her gentle dispoion, made her a host of devoted ends. Besides her husband, to 10m she had been married about o years, she is survived by her rents and the following brothers , d sisters: Messrs Samuel, James, | Idie and Ira Thompson, of this I unty, W E Thompson of Georee- ' am,Mrs Rosa Snipes,who lives just rth of town,and Miss Lila Thomp!i, who resides with her parents. V :ep sympathy is extended these J rrowing ones. Funeral services and interment ? >k place yesterday at Bethesda M ^ church, of which the deceased was ;oosistent and devoted member. e pastor,Rev L E Feeler,officiated. I am now engaged in the Coffin d Casket business. Calls promptly swered at all hours, day or night, ones?Office, 17; residence, 91. 10-12-tf PS Courtney. How Catarrh Is Contracted. Mothers are sometimes so thoughts as to neglect the colds which sir children contract. The inmmation of the mucous memane, at Srst acute, becomes chronic d the child has chronic catarrh, a jease that is seldom cured and it may prove a life's hurden. iny persons who have this loath:ne disease will remember having d frequent colds at the time it is contracted. A little forethought, bottle of Chamberlain's Cough medy judiciously used, and all is trouble might have been avoidObtainable everywhere. FECIAL gjmTO ^OST ? One blue-speckled female und. Disappeared Saturday morning, tober 14. Reward for information ding to her recovery. R L Bass, nes. S C. l0-26-2tp For Sale?Three cows with young Ives for sale. Robert A Dukes, V eelyville, S 10-26-2tp For Rent ? Two furnished rooms; dern conveniences; conveniently loted. Apply at this office. f For Sale?Cow with young calf Ap- X r to II E Montgomery, Kingstree, c C. 10-12-tf ^ To Cure a Cold in One Day ke LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the Q ugh and Headache and works off the Cold, uggists refund money if it fails to cure. W. GROVE'S signature on each bo*, Xc. fl| V i Kingstree Automobile Accessories Headquarters for Tires, Tubes, Greases of All Kinds; Also fo pairs for Thos. McCutclu Ford 56 inch Tread Cars Made Tread, Only $1 All kinds of Repairing, Vulcan trie Work Dc L. T. Thompson, ? Domestic E Is Nowhere More tant Than In The True domestic economy d< iting the supply nor in rediicir consists of supplying foods of of nutrition at a minimum of < Our specialty is groceries< lence at prices consistent with We recommend our Flour, Tea, E Hams and ( M. H. JA TWO STC IKingstree, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma MacSame.TaH JOUSEHOLD expenses mount up. The leal, is liable to LACK BUSINESS methods in your home by teaching y< ANKING. She will enjoy her new respons xly surprised to note the saving at the end < START YOUR WI A BANK ACCOUN' BANK OF WILLI "" mm ?rrwm f White fan Rimh VVIIIIU VU[J ftSUUUV New Croi Raisins and t New Croj Drop In and Inspect M R, W, LE "Good Things i PKone No. 143 Ki hrice-a-Week New York Wor he County Record outhern Ruralist, twice a moi Total ur price for the three papers... % Garage of All Kinds Spark Plugs, Oils and r Genuine Ford ReC/M*rl A rro n f A uiu ngwuu Into 60 inch, or Wide 15.00 izing and Auto Elec>ne. , Proprietor^ A Economy i ImporKitchen ^esn't consist of limlg the quantity. It f-ViA hiorViPst nporrpp cost. of the highest excelsafe business. (aeon, Doffee COBS >RES South Carolina tffiis Over T/'\m n wife, no matter how econoraMETHODS. Install bnsines* )nr wife the simple AST 07 libility and yon will be afra*? 5f the month. FE WITH T TODAY! AMSBURG <v vheat Flour P iurrants P y New Store : wis to Cat" ingstree, S. C. Id $ 1.25 1.00 ith .50 H$ 2/75 $ 2.00 A