The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 23, 1916, Page FIVE, Image 5
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Winter Is Here Again.
You want to see us
i Winter Underwear, Dry
k Goods and Shoes.
* Gents' Fleece Lined
Underwear at 50c the
garment or 95c the suit,
vest and pants.
Ladies' Jersey Knit
Vests. 25c, or 45c the
suit, vest and pants.
Rpttpr values in La
dies' Vests, 50c the garment.
Don't fail to see our
I line of Dress Goods,
Ginghams and Outings,
all at the old prices.
Shoes for the old and
the young, Shoes for all
at very close prices at
our store. Come and
give us a chance to show
you. 11
Gents' Clothing ready
made or made to measure.
We represent the
best tailoring houses.
Our line of Gents' Furnishings
cannot fail to
please every taste, in
style, variety and price.
uome anu see.
Everything in the line
of Dry Goods is steadily
advancing in the wholesale
markets, so you had
better supply your wants
at once from
W. E. Jenkinson
I0CAIP|
NEWS if
Mr T L Joy spent Monday in town.
Mr J Y McGill was here Monday.
Mr R S Bell sDent Monday in
Kingstree.
Mr J B Morris of Trio was 'n
town Monday.
Mr A A May of Andrews was in
town Tuesday.
Mr R H Pittman of Gourdins was
here Saturday.
* Mr D Riff of St Stephens was here
Tuesday night.
Mr S B W Courtney is in town
for a few days.
Mr H E Parham of L&tta is in
town this week.
Mr Alex Tisdale of Benson was in
the city Monday.
Mr G H Lovett of Indiantown was
in town Monday.
Judge J G McDonald of Lanes was
in town Saturday.
Thursday of next week will be
Thanksgiving day.
Mr J R Barrow of Workman was
in Kingstree Friday.
Messrs F P and S A Guerry of
Zeb, were here Monday.
Mr R E Burgess, Kingstree, K f
D, was in town Monday.
Mr and Mrs E W Rowland of Manning
were in town Sunday.
Mr W E Jenkinson attended the
fair at Manning last week.
Mr E F Martin is visiting his parents
at Blackville this week.
Mr W Dodd Daniel, of the Indiantown
section, was here Monday.
Mr L M Belk of Lake City was
here for a short while Saturday.
"Judge" A R Moseley of Salters ?
was here between trains Saturday.
A H William8,Jr,Esq,of Lake City 1
is in town today on legal business.
Mrs H T Miller of Waycross, Ga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs J A Scott.
Mr White Courtney, of the Benson
neighborhood, was here Monday.
Miss Serena Lee attended the
basketball game in Florence Saturday.
Messrs Newell, Johnson, and Cannon
of Johnsonville were here Monday.
Mrs M L Baegett of Lanes spent
Tuesday with her son, Mr T E Raggett.
Rev and Mrs L 0 McCutchen are
visiting Mr and Mrs Hugh McCutchen.
* Miss Carrie Scott has returned
y from a visit to Mi?s Marian nurt in i
Cheraw. |
i
Miss Virginia Burbage of Conway
is visiting her sister, Mr3 L Roy
Cates.
Miss R A Calhoun of Greenwood
is visiting her sister, Mrs W vV Holliday.
J D Giliand, Esq, of the Florence
bar, had legal business in Kingstree
Monday.
Messrs S D Hair and W E McConnell
were in town Mondav from the j
Trio section.
Mrs Thomas Salters and Mrs H T j
McCiary of Salters were in Kings-,
^ - - n.*.
tree oaiurua>.
Mrs B H Singletary of Lake City j
visited her uncle, Hon R H Kellahan,
last week.
Mr J Manson Brown of Bryan was
a pleasant caller at our office while
in town Monday. Mr
J H Miller was called to Savannah.
Ga, Friday by the sad intelligence
of the death of his broker. j.
Miss Marian McFadden.a member s
of the faculty of Old Johnsonville 1
High school,was home for the week- c
end. 1(
We are pleased to see Mr R D ?
Mills back at his post in the Bank of ,
Kingstree, after several days' sick- k"
ness.
We were glad to greet Messrs W ?
E Snowden of Cedar Swamp and M *
J McAlister of Hemingway in town
Tuesday. ^
Mr C E Granby returned here Sun- q
day from Rowesville, where he has a
been engaged on contracts for new v
buildings. ],
Mr Mott McGill has resigned his 8
position with the People's Mercantile
Co and has been succeedecKby Mr L ?
J Stackley. t
Mr and Mrs R B Hughes, Dr and
Mrs A M Snider and Mr J J B Mont- A
gomery attended the fair in Orange- 8
burg this week. ?
F
Miss Mabel Harper was delegate e
from the local chapter of the U D C ^
to the State convention in session at j
Union this week. ^
The many Kingstree friends of f
Miss Janie Land of Foreston were a
gratified at her selection as queen of
th,e Clarendon county fair last week. '
Mrs B S Edwards of Florence, who +
has been visiting her parents, Mr ;
and Mrs J A Scott, on East Main
street, returned to her home Saturday.
On account of the farewell service "
of Rev J B Wilson, pastor of the ^
Method'st church, there will be no ?
services in the Baptist church Sun- _
day night. ?
Mr and Mrs P S Courtney, Misses
Alice and Katie Stackley and Marie
Nelson, Dr W L Taylor and Mr Sam jr
John Montgomery attended the fair *
at Manning Friday. j;
The Union Thanksgiving services p
will be held in the Baptist church s
Thursday, November 30, at 10
o'clock a. m., conducted by the pas- K
tor, Rev A E Reimer. p
Mr R E Tarte has been appointed p
postmaster at Cades, succeeding Mr ?
L M Brock. Mr Tarte declined the |y
appointment and an examination for fl
eligibles has been called. p
Mrs Julia E Kennedy and Mrs W ^
E Brockinton^nd children spent yesterday
in Lake City with Mrs WH
Hodges, who is a daughter of Mrs E
Kennedy and a sister of Mrs Brock- ^
inton. S
\
Miss Ruth Winn, formerly stenographer
for Messrs Stoll, Stoll &
O'Bryan.and who holds a similar po- J
sition with the Board of Charities G
and Corrections at Columbia, spent G
Snnrlnv in tnwn V
' p
There were ginned in Williamsburg
county, prior to November 1, r
7699 bales of cotton of the crop of j'
1916, as compared with 15,978 bales ^
to November 1, 1915.
Mr and Mrs J F Eagerton of Lane T
announce the engagement of their r*
daughter,Miss Mattye, to Mr Laurie V:
Franklin Brabham, the marriage to ^
be solemnized early in December.
We desire to call attention to the
high class work turned out in our ?
Job Printing Department which is ^
second to none in the State. We j
are prepared to print on short notice
anything from a visiting card to a
full sheet poster. ^
g
The bankers' special from New j
York to Charleston over the Sea- ^
board Saturday was the richest train
that ever passed through Williamsburg
county. The passengers com- A
prised.the financiers of the Seaboard
* ? " 1- A- ??
Air Liine, en route to inspect uic
Charleston-Savannah extension.
Tuesday evening some miscreant g
threw a missile through a window of a
a passenger coach of south-bound C(
train No 47 as it was entering i\
Kingstree. The conductor was struck a
and painfully bruised. Officers are
on the trail of the perpetrator of ^
this dastardly act, and it is hoped he
will soon be brought to justice.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It atopa the
Cough and Headache and worka off the Cold, jj
Druggists refund money if it faila to cure.
E. W. GROVE'S aignature on each box. 25c. G
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DISTRESSING
How many people, cripple
owe their condition to negle<
' It is the exact combinatioi
Oil with glycerine and hy]
Kom i
fthat has made Scott9
tism when other treai
If you are a rheui
symptoms, start on 1
IT MAY BE EXA<
Scott & Bownt, 1
Next Thursday (Thanksgiving) will
?e a legal holiday. The banks will
>e closed and the postoffice will oberve
the customary holiday hours,
'he high and graded school will be
losed from Wednesday until thefolawing
Monday. To make up for the
uspension of recitations Friday of
hat week, sessions will be held next
iaturday.
Mr Raymond L Holroyd. formerly
f Kingstree, where he was for one
erm principal of the high school,has
een received into the Methodi9t
onference and appointed to a
harge at Easley by the Upper South
larolina conference, which closed its
nnual session at Greenville this
peek. Mr Holroyd is a son of the
ite Rev R L Holroyd, former preiding
elder of Kingstree district.
Misses Heap, Logan, Bolton and
larbee, of the faculty of the Kingsree
High' school, took the high
chool basketball team composed of
lisses Pauline Gordon, Ethel Anderon,
Helen Kennedy, Mary and Madge
IcCants, Geneva King, Tyson Mc'addin
and Madge Blakeley, to Flornce
Saturday for a game of basketall
with the girls of the Florence
:-y 1 1 J
llgn scnooi. uur pris piayeu kuuu
all and put up a hard fight, but
ortune smiled on their opponents
nd we lost by a narrow margin.
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KINGSTREE HIGH AND J
GRADED SCHOOL NOTES
HONOR ROLL.
Grade I.?Primary.
lildred Miller 97
lillie Fairey 95
loultrie Mcintosh " 95
lary McChesney ~ 95
lOuise Arrowsmith 94
lugh Montgomery 93
Grade I (advanced).
fargaret Burgess 97
lary F Montgomery 95
ames Arrowsmith - 95
terlyle Epps 95
'linn Gilland 94
amuel McChesney 94
Grade II.
Catherine Steele 98
hilipStoll ! _ 96
>ora Harrington 96
'1 ? n a Y\& f l*i ITnirof
fiii4aisc7i.il i auvi ~ ? |
largaret Lesesene 95
Rachel Dove 95
,amar Dubnse 94
larian Brinkley 93
Grade III.
Iary Catherine Epps.. 97
llizabeth Swaiis 97
lary Louise Flagler 94
tella Wolfe ..._ 94
lae Burgess 91
Grade IV.
ames Cooper 98
Irace Kinder 96
leneveve Reddick 96
iTilmer Hinds...... 95
'earl King..." 93
Grade V.
>la Dubose 94
Iary Sue Harrington 94
^nnie Laura Singleton _. 93
Grade VI.
.illie Baker 95
lav Cook 94
ardelle Nesmith 94
ammv Brunson i 93
ohn Harrington 93
Grade VII.
11a Dubose. - 96
[arold Smith 94
ack Meadors 93
Grade IX.
/illiam Cooper 96
erana Lee 96
ames Sullivan 94
[ampden Montgomery 94
Grade X.
.gnes Fulton 94
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY.
For Wedding Presents, Sterling
ilver, Cut Glass, Imported China
nd hundreds of other nice presents
all on me. The largest stock in
ie county to select from, and prices
re very low.
Yours to please,
1-23-tf F J Watts, Jeweler.
Miss Eula Harring, trained nurse,
f Dillon is now located in Kings- j
ree and has a card in this paper an-1
ouncing her services as such upon i
all.
RHEUMATISM
jd and lame from rheumatism*
:ted or incorrect treatment!
i of pure Norwegian Cod Liver
pophosphites as contained in
NIIUION
8 famous for relieving rheufnaments
have utterly failed,
matism sufferer, or feel its first
(? r? f_ _K
iCOlZ s ZLmutaion ai uiicc.
CTLY WHAT YOU NEED.'
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Now Lookout.
When a cold hangs on,'as often
happens, or when you have hardly
gotten over one cold before you con
tract another, lookout, for you are
lia'ole to contract some very serious
disease. This succession of colds
weakens the system and lowers the
vitality, so that you are much more
liable to contract chronic catarrh,
pneumonia or consumption. Cure
your cold while you can. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has a great
reputation. It is relied upon by
thousands of people and never disappoints
them. Try it. It only costs
a quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
Milk for sale in any quantity. 10c
per q uart. P S Courtney.
11-23-tf
AFTER 6RIPPE
Ma Findley Hade Strong By Vinol
Severy, Kans.?"The Grippe left me
in a weak, nervous, run-down condition.
I was too weak to do my housework and
'could tlot sleep. After trying different
medicines without benefit Vinol restored
my health, strength and appetite. Vinol
is a grand medicine anu every weak,
nervous, run-down woman should take
it."?Mrs. Geo. Findley.
Vinol sharpens the appcv* \ aids
digestion, enriches the nlood. and
builds up natural strength and energy*
! Try it on our guarantee.
Seott Drug C<?, Kingstree, S C.
| SPECIAL NOTICES
For Sale?Burch's Improved Cotton
. Seed. Gathered this year thirty-two
bales from twenty-two acres. $1.50
! per bushel fob Surtiter. Stackley &
burch, Florence, S C.
Notice.? Parties who have picks
shovels, mattocks, wheelbarrows and
other tools borrowed from the Kingstree
Manufacturing & Construction Co.
or Chas H Singleton will confer a greatr
favor bv promptly returning same.
l!-23-2t
For Sale-Hague saw mill outfit
with 20-h p engine and 25-h p boiler. Capacity
6,000 feet per day. In fairly
good condition; will sell at a bargain
for cash. Apply to Brown Bros,
Bryan. S C. 11-23-4 tp
Lost?One lady's fur collar, between
Manning and Indiantown. Finder will
please return to T M Cooper's store
and receive reward. It
For Sale?Several full-blood Duroc
Jersey gilts, 7 months old. Price $12.50
each. J G McCULLOUGH, Kingstree,
R F D, S C. 11-23-tf
For Sale?One lot containing 4%
acres, located within the town limits of
Kingstree. near the Hirsch place on
Broad Swamp road. Good four-room
dwelling, barn and stable 30x40 feet and
one tobacco barn. Apply to H U Pkndergras8,
Kingstree. S C. ll-16-2tp
For Sale?Ten shares of Kingstree
Building & Loan association stock,sixth
series, of date April 7, 1916. Will sell
at par value. Apply at The Record
office. 11-16-tf
For Sale?1,000 Carmeaux and Homer
Pigeons,Elmer C Rice strain; wonderful
multipliers. Cost $6 and $3 the
pair; any number at $1 the pair, or 40c
each for the lot. A M Snider, Kingstree,
S C. 11-2-tf
Wanted?Fat turkeys and chickens;
highest market price paid for same by
Spring & Gee, Kingstree, S C. 11-2-tf
UNCLE SAM will aid you in I
do it SAFELY, PROMPTLY
service enables many peopl
and even in OTHER PARTS of tl
"We invite your DEPOSITS BY M
office or express money order, bau
Drop is a card for INFORMATION
BANK BY
BANK OF WI
25c lb. Paid I
Choice Beef,
Mutton i
THE PEOPLI
H. A. MILLE
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New <
Royal Scarlet Tapioca
Royal Scarlet Corn Flake
Royal Scarlet Oatmeal
Royal Scarlet Extracts
Royal Scarlet Tea
Royal Scarlet Coffee
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JUlIdlllllC n Ull IX1AC, t 01L\
R. W. L
"Good Thi
Academy St.
Phone 143
Here Is th
Save 1
The table is ti
of expense in eve
it is the aim of e\
keeper to hold tl
so far as is con
living. Let us ?
with anything ir
pie and Fancy 1
problem of the"h
will disappear.
Britton <
"The Pure 1
Phone 108, -
wmnra
tanking your money with us. He'll
Z and ACCURATELY. The postal
e THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
ie STATE to nave accounts with us.
AIL You may send them by postis
draft, check or registered letter. '
on how to
UL WITH US. m
LLIAMSBURG
I 111 Mill!
Best Market Price Paid
or Cow Hides.
Pork, Sausage
and Veal.
E'S MARKET
R, Proprietor.
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jroods!
15c
!S - - - 10c
15c
- - lOc'and 25c
- 20c and 35c
35c
;s - 40c, $1.25, $2.50, $3
, E W I S
ngs to Eat"
Kingstree, S. C.
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e Place To
Money
ie principal source
try household, and
rery thrifty houselat
expense down
sistent with good
supply your larder
A TTTOTT ^ F Qfo_ I
L Lilt; VV dJ UI kJL/Ct_
Groceries and the
igh cost of living"
Try us and see.
St Hutson
Food Store"
Kingstree, S. C.