The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 30, 1916, Page FIVE, Image 5
Winter Is Here Again. 1
You want to see us
Winter Underwear, Dry
Goods and Shoes,
k Gents' Fleece Lined
Underwear at 50c the
garment or 95c the suit,
vest and pants.
Ladies' Jersey Knit ]
Vests zoc, or 4dc ine i
suit, vest and pants.
Better values in Ladies'
Vests, 50c the garment.
i
Don't fail to see our
line of Dress Goods,
Ginghams and Outings,
all at the old prices.
Shoes for the olcj and
the young, Shoes for all
- at very close prices at
our store. Come and
give us a chance to show I
you.
Gents' Clothing ready i
w**n Jrt f A YY1 AO O? I
iliciUC (Ji mauc tw mv^uo
ure. We represent the
.best tailoring houses.
Our line of Gents' Furnishings
cannot fail to
please every taste, in
style, variety and price.
Come and 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. Jenlrinson
loeiMf
wm !i
Mr C H Thomas of Cades was here
Wednesday.
Three public sales are to be made j
here Monday. j
Mr B B Mouzon of Mouzons was i
here Monday.
Mr J R Barrow of Workman was j
here Wednesday.
Mr A M Reid is spending Thanksgiving
at home.
Mr S B Poston of Johnsonville!
was here Tuesday.
Senator E C Epps went to Colura- j
bia Tuesday night.
Mr J C Everett of Salters spent
Wednesday in town.
Dr E 0 Taylor of Greelvville was
in town Wednesday.
Mr Arthur McCollough of Lanes
was in town Tuesday.
Mr N M Venters of Hemingway
was in town Tuesday.
Mr J J Snow of Henry spent
Wednesday in Kingstree.
D ComMa nf Iniltflntnwn
lUT IX U uauiuix ui >uu?u..v.~
spent Wednesday in town.
Misses Pearl and Lillie Marcus are
visiting friends in Charleston.
Mr McFaddin Mcintosh of New
Zion was in town Wednesday.
Capt Jno A Kelley was in Charleston
yesterday on legal business.
Mr and Mrs S Marcus are spend-1
ing Thanksgiving in Charleston.
Mr Hoyte Watson of Latta is visiting
his sister, Mrs J Y McGill.
Messrs A C and Z H McDaniel of
Leo were in Kingstree Wednesday.
Mr A E Hill, of the Indiantown
section, was a mid-week visitor here.
Messrs R 6 Scarborough and S S
Aronson of Lanes were in town Mon
day.
Mr W A McCrea, of the Benson
neighborhood.was in Kingstree Monday.
R K Wallace, of The Record,
was at Andrews on business Saturday.
Mr W P Young of Florence is
V spending some time here with relatives.
Mrs W V Brockington and Miss
Ada Brockington spent Tuesday in
Sumter.
n" ? t
r n rtriuwsiiimi, d:i|,ui uonc vn.j
was in Kingstree Tuesday on legal
business.
Mrs W P Young of Florence is
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs L
Stackley.
Miss Agness Erckmann is spendi
ing the holidays with relatives in
Charleston.
\
1 Mr J M Nettles of Winter Garden,
Fla, is visiting his brother, Mr
S A Nettles.
Hon W D Dryan of Bryan and Mr
Jas Bryan of Trio were visitors to
town Monday.
Mrs W L Taylor and children are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
at Greelvville.
Mr Wallace Mcintosh is spending
Thanksgiving with his parents at
Fairmuunt, N C.
Miss Anna Footman of Greelyville
is visiting Miss Mildred Muldrow
in Florence.
Mr W J Snowden. of the Hemingway
neighborhood, was a caller at
our office Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs L L Hunter and children
of Sumter are visiting Prof and
Mrs J W Swittenberg.
Mrs W E Nesmith and Miss Amanda
Edwards spent the week-end with
their parents in Latta.
Mr and MrsC M Hinds of Hendersonvillc,
N C, are here on a visit to
relatives and friends. ,
Mr and Mrs Roe Weaver of Tampa,
Fla, spent Saturday with their
uncle, Dr W L Wallace.
Miss Mabel Harper is suffering
from an attack of la grippe at her
home on East Main street.
Miss Jennie Lee Epps has been
elected second critic of the Carlisle
society of Columbia college. 1
i
Mr and Mrs A Berger and Miss ,
Berger of Florence spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs S Marcus. I
Master Frederick Salters of Blen- J
heim is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs M E Salters, at Salters.
Miss Quinette Dantzler of Dar- |
lington, a former teacher here, is ,
the guest of Miss Lizzie Heape.
Mrs E E Ulmer of Columbia is |
spending some weeks with her mo- ,
| ther, Mrs W D Bryan, at Bryan. i
j * The court of common pleas coni
venes here Monday, Judge George E
j Prince of Anderson on the bench.
j Mrs C M Chandler, who has been^
visiting Mrs T M Gilland. returned j
to her home in Lake City Monday. I'
Mr J E King, manager of the i
Chero-cola bottling works, has re- .1
turned to Sumter, his former home. ]
Mr and Mrs J B Alsbrook of '
Greelyville spent Thursday wi'h the
former's mother, Mrs P A Alsbrook.
Miss Gaudia Townsend of Wadmalaw
Island is here this week on a
visit to her sister, Mrs P S McChes- .
ney. j
Born,Friday, November 24, to Mr ]
end Mrs F E Gibson, at the home of ]
Mr and Mrs W M Vause. a son,' |
William Bentley. j j
Mrs R M Burgess returned to her
home in West Asheville, N C, Thurs-;1
day. after visiting her home folk at '
Mouzon.
Miss Lillie Mcintosh returned to j
her home in Fairmount, N C, Tuesday
morning, after a visit of several ,
weeks with friends and relatives.
Miss Cornelia Cockfield of John- 1
sonville entertained the Palladian
Literary society of Chicora College 1
| for Women with a piano solo at its '
last meeting.
Statements of five of the seven:
banks in Willfamsburgcounty appear h
in tViic i actio TtlOV shnft' OTfltifvinCT I
increases in deposits and decreases |
in bills payable.
J
j Rev D A Phillips, presiding elder ^
of the Kingstree district, and Revs
J B Wilson and W P Meadors are attending
the Methodist conference at!
Florence thiB week. j
Miss Leila Flossie Epps delighted !
the students of Coker college last
week with an address on Brazil, in
which country she has been a missionary
for some years.
The annual meeting of St A1 ban's
Aid society will be held in the chapel
Friday afternoon, December 8. at
4:80 o'clock. A full attendance of
the members is desired.
Born to Mr and Mrs W C Claiborne
Saturday, November 25, 1916,
a fin? little daughter. Mother and
babe doing nicely.while daddy wean
the "smile that won't come off."
Mrs Oscar Keep is the guest of
her sister, Mrs D W Cunningham, in
Florence. She also expects to visit
her brother, Mr L C Dove, here, "before
returning to her home in Jackannvillp.
Fla.
Mr A R Moseley, special agent for
the United States Department of
Commerce, reports that Williamsburg
county has ginned to November
14,9,218 bales as compared with
18,405 bales to November 14, 1915.
Mrs Mamie Hayes and children of
Virginia are spending some time
with Mrs R K Wallace at 301 Nelson
street. Mrs Hayes will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss Mamie Sheppard,
who taught school a few miles
from Kingstiee about four years
fgc.
I
MISS BRITTON "SHOWERED.**
Delightful Entertainment to Popular
Bride-Elect. ; i
Saturday afternoon, from 4:00 to :;
6:30 o'clock, the home of Airs Mar-1 j
tha Brockintou, on Railroad avenue,!,
was the scene of much gaiety. Miss
Lula Brockinton, together with her
sister,Mrs A C Swails.entertained at i
a miscellaneous shower in honor of i
Miss Jimmie Brilton,first bride-elect
of the season.. Upon the arrival of
the guests, a Thanksgiving contest
was engaged in, Mrs R C McCabe
winning the first prize, a beautifully
embroidered chamois, and Mrs W Ei
Jenkinson was awarded the consolation
prize, a box of matches.
Immediately after the contest, lit- I
tie Misses Elizabeth Swailsand Mary
Catherine Epps entered the room , '
bearing a clothes basket covered;
with white crepe paper decorated! j
with red hearts. Upon placing thej 1
basket at Miss Britton's feet, Eliza- I
beth announced that, "Ma done sent
home de washing," Mary Catherine
adding that, "Ma say you better
count it so as to be sho' it all dere."
Amid much merriment the basket
was opened and the lovely contents
displayed. There were dainty arti- t
cles of every description, dear to the 1
heart nf a u/nman The manv hnnnti- !
ful and useful gifts were an indica- J
tion of the love and esteem Miss \
Britton's friends feel toward her.
After the "clothes were all count- I
ed," delicious refreshments, consisting
of salad, sandwiches, olives and
saltine9, followed by hot chocolate
with whipped cream, were served, {
buffet style,by the hostesses,assisted J
by Mrs S B McGill and Miss Ada
Brockington.
Those partaking of Miss Brockinton's
and Mrs Swails' hospitality J
were: Mesdames R J McCabe, John .
D Britton, H E Montgomery, W E "
Jenkinson.J Percy Hutson.E C Epps,
S P Harper, A C Swails, W W Holliday.S
B McGill, E F Martin,R C McCabe,
L W Gilland, E C Burgess, L
Roy Cates, W E Brockinton; Misses
Jimmie Britton, Emma Cooper, Lillian
Salters, Lilly Cunningham. Florrie
Jacobs, Amanda Edwards, Margaret
Ross, Mai Stoll. Essie Blakely,
Ada Brockington, Annie Stackle>,
Willouise Cunningham, Agness Erck
mann, Selma Thorn, belle ana wanei ]
Harper,Louise and Irene Epps, Olive 1
Montgomery, Emily Glaze, Lee Gelser,
Lula Ferguson and Marian Mc- 1
Fadden.
Death of An Infant. J
The death angel came into the
lome of Mr and Mrs M A Shuler
Monday afternoon and took away i
:heir little daughter. Sarah Louise, j
oorn Friday morning, November 17. R
Profound sympathy is felt for the ^
Oereaved parents by their host of
Friends.
The remains of the little one was' s
tenderly laid away in the Williams- a
burg cemetery Tuesday morning.
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY. 1
For Wedding Presents, Sterling
Silver, Cut Glass, Imported China I
and hundreds of other nice presents j
call on me. The largest stock in t
the county to select from, and prices
are very low.
Yours to please,
11-23-tf F J Watts, Jeweler. \
Sale of Personal Property !<
of the Late W. P. Brown, j
At 10 o'clock a. m. on the 1
15th of December, 191G i
]
I will seli at public auction to
the highest bidder all of
the personal property of the <
late W P Brown at his home ]
place near Leo,S C, consisting
of liye stock, feed stuff J
and farm implements, as ?
follows: '
1 stallion,
1 bay mare, i
1 black horse, <
1 colt, about 18 mo old,
3 cows, 1
1 buggy, also pole and
double harness,
1 road cart,
Sundry farm implements, <
All SWM.T1 rvn f Vl a I :
/Ill wx 11 xaiotu vii vitv
place this year, about 300
bushels,
All other farm products
ii the nature of feed stuffs.
T. J. G0TTIN6HAM, Agent.
take City, S C,
Nov 28, 1916. 11-30 21 1
The toMne That Does Not Affect The Head !
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. lAXATIT*
BROMO QUININE is betterthan ordinary i
Quinine and does not cause nervousness r-.r
ringing in head. Remember the full cne and
ioolt for the signature of E. W. GROVE. lie.
Mother's Troubles
Mother's unending work and
devotion drains and strains her
physical strength and leaves
its mark in dimmed eyes and
careworn expressions?she
ages before her time.
Any mother who is weary
and languid should start taking
HVII1
ENULHOK
OF NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
as a strengthening food and bracing
tonic to add richness to her blood
and build up her nerves before it
is too late. Start SCOTTS jLh
today?its fame is world-wide,
No Alcohol, Jjtf
Scott ft Bowse. Bloomfield. JT. J. 16-4
Parent-Teacher Association.
The regular monthly meeting of
;he Parent-Teacher association will
)e held in the school auditorium
Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
rhe following programme has been
jrepared:
Husic. Miss Barbee
iliscussipn "Home Work"
(a) Teacher's Standpoint *
Led by .Mr Welch
(b) Parent's Standpoint..
Led by Mrs T E Arrowsmith
(c ) Round Table Conference
Selection Miss Bolton
leading... Miss Cunningham
^ ?
Milk for sale in any quantity. 10c
>er q uart. P S Courtney.
11-23-tf
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
How Vinol Made Her Strong
Beallaville, Ohio.?"I wish all nerrous,
weak, run-down women could
lave VinoL I was so run-down, weak
ind nervous I could not sleep. Everything
I ate hurt me, and the medicine
[ had taken did m^ no good. I decided
to try Vinol, and before long I
:ould eat anything I wanted and could
sleep all night. Now I am well and
strong, and in better health than I
have been for years.?Mrs. Anna
Miluson, Beallaville, Ohio.
We guarantee Vinol for all run-down,
fre&k and debilitated conditions.
Scott Drug Co, Kingstree, S C.
^PECIALNOtlCES
Wanted to Buy?Any one having
;ood marketable hogs, sheep or cattle
or sale will do well to see or phone Mr
i* W Fairey, at Bank of Kingstree, or
Ir C W Baker. Farm Demonstration
igent, at once as there is a buyer here
or the northern markets. Up
Lost?White and black spotted female
fvr\rr-? rr\XT KaMCO
Cliri uu?. ui^a|/pcaicu nuiw mj uvu^v
it Henry. S C. about three weeks ago;
ies large and small black spots, answers
oname of "Queen." Reward ifreturn d
to w J Chandler, Henry, or to
The Record office. ltp
Lost?Somewhere between Mr Mott
ulcClary's and Kingstree. leather grip,
:ontaining reports and school register
"or Nexsen school. Reward if return>d
to Scott Drug < o's.
For Salk?Burch's Improved Cotton
?eed. Gathered this year thirty-two
)ales from twenty-two acres. $1.50
)er bushel fob Sumter. Stackley &
3URCH, Florence, S C. ll-23-4t
Notice. ?Parties who have picks
.hovels, mattocks, wheelbarrows and
ither tools borrowed from the KingsTee
Manufacturing & Construction Co
jr Chas H Singleton will confer a great
favor by promptly returning same.
11-23-2t
For Sale-Hague saw mill outfit
vith 20-h p engine and 25-h p boiler. Cajacity
6.000 feet per day. In fairly
jood condition; will sell at a bargain
for cash. Apply to Brown Bros,
3ryan, S C. U-23-4tp
For Sale?Several full-blood Duroc
lersey gilts, 7 months old. Price $12.50
;ach. J G McCullough, Kingstree,
Et F D, S C. 11-23-tf
For Sale?Ten shares of Kingstree
FlnilHino' & Loan association stock.sixth
jeries, of date April 7, 191rt. Will sell
it par ralue. Apply at The Record
>ffice. 11-16-tf
For Sale?1,000 Carmeaux and Holier
Pigeons,Elmer C Rice strain; wonierful
multipliers. Cost $6 and $3 the
pair, any number at $1 the pair, or 40c
jach far the lot A M Snider, Kingstree,
S C. 11-2-tf
Pilen Cured ia 6 to 14 Days
Tour druggist will refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fail* to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days,
rhe first application give* Ease and Rest. 50a
1 WE ARE CHRISTMAS
As usual, you will find at
B. F. Patric
next to the Nelson warehou
line of
Christmas Toys i
for the little folk in the count
is not so large as in former y<
ity on the big markets, but 1
various sizes, shapes and kinc
make your selections early sc
f*An TT?n 4- "D AO 1 /-J An
| "liljj W ll& Li JU U YVCUIL. JJCDIUCO
of Doll Carts and Carriages,
Tea and Dinner Sets, Picture
Balls, Horns, Mechanical Toyi
dreds of other things suitable
beautiful line of
Vases and Fran
suitable for gifts for old and ;
Bear in mind, please, no Ch:
UNCLE SAM will aid yoH in bankin
do it SAFELY, PROMPTLY anc
service enables many people T!
and even in OTHER PARTS of the ST,
We invite your DEPOSITS BY MAIL,
office or express money order, bank drs
Drop ns a card for INFORMATION on h
BANK BY MAIL
BANK OF WILL
I 15c lb. Paid for
| Choice Beef, Pc
| Mutton an
[THE PEOPLE'!
I H. A. MILLER, I
New G
Royal Scarlet Tapioca
Royal Scarlet Corn Flakes
I Royal Scarlet Oatmeal
Royal Scarlet Extracts
Royal Scarlet Tea
Royal Scarlet Coffee Sunshine
Fruit Cake, 4 sizes II
R. W. L :
"Good Thing:
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Academy St. I
Phone 143
"fill fit "I - I 1 ~ f T,m.- - ' ? ?- '
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HEADQUARTERS. II
R's Store
se, the most complete
ind Novelties
;y. His stock of Dolls*
sars, owing to the scare
le has a lot 01 them m
is and advises that you
) as to be sure of getDolls,
he has a big line
Pony'Carts, Japanese
s Books, Guns, Blocks,
s and Games and hun2
for the children. A
ned Pictures
young.
ristmas goods charged.
rraus ;
g your money with us. He'll
I ACCURATELY. The postal
IROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
A.TE to have accounts with us.
You may send them by postit,
check or registered letter,
ow to
WITH US.
JAMSBURG
s Yur Bit I
1 Market Price Paid |
Cow Hides.
>rk, Sausage
d Veal.
i MARKET
/
'roprietor.
vA
oods!
- - - - 15c
- - - - 10c
- - - . 15r
" JLUV
- - lOcfand 25c
20c and 35c
- - - - 35c
40c, $1.25, $2.50, $3
E W I S
5 to Eat" |
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