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I Big' |CTU i -?? ?? - -?-? 2 KING.STREE HIGH AND I t J . GRADED SCHOOL NOTES. ; HONOR ROLL. 1 Grade I. Mildred Miller 98 Moultrie Mcintosh 96 Anna May McConnell 96 Billie Fairey 95 Mary McChesney *.95 I AIII'OO AiTAiremith 95 1A/UIOW AAA 4Wi? wt??? - - . _ John R Allen 94 j Grade I (advanced). ' Mary T Montgomery 98 i Flinn Gilland 97 Margaret Burgess 97 1 e Carlisle Epps 96 James Arrowsmith 96 Fred Smith 95 Steele Singleton 95 ( Leland Taylor 94 Samuel McChesney 94 Calhoun Dove 94 Grade II. a Elizabeth Fairey 99 Katherine Steele 99 ei Margaret Lesesne 98 It T omov HnkAoa Qf) J-AUitti . . ?r Dora Harrington 95 Philip Stoll 95 a] Rachel Dove 95 01 Grade III. Mary C Epps 97 tl Jane Gilland 97 Elizabeth Swails 97 ? Mae Burgess 93 u Stella Wolfe 93 al Grades IV. James T Cooper 97 ai Grace Kinder 97 Genevieve Reddick 93 ts Grade V. w Ella Dubose 96 W Mary S Harrington 94 gi Anna Laura Singleton 94 hi Theodosia Cooper 93 fr Daisy Mcintosh 93 Grade VI. d( Vardelle Neamith jn Millie Epps . Helen Plowden n< Sammie Brunson 65 Grade VII. Tl Jack Meador? 97 Ola Dubose 97 T Harold Steele 96 th Harold Smith 96 Tl Grade VIII. ai Madge Blakeley 99 pi Annie Frierson 98 Elizabeth Stackley 97 ^ Madeline. McCants.. 96 Nora Kinder 96 ( * Grade IX. D< William Cooper 97 Serena Lee >. 96 ^ Mary McCants 95 Hampden Montgomery 95 Bi Helen Kenedy 94 M Georgie McGill 94 Grade X. Ri Jefcsie Coward 94 ti< Archie Wilkins 93 Ruskin McConnell 93 Tyson McFadden 93 Claudia Jones 92 m iXiwin Harper yz jci Samuel Burgess 91 m ? D When youth's ship is wafted by the breeze of love, prudence flies with the wind. Cleveland Bis: Boll Cotton Seed for sale, $1.50 per pushel. Highest lit prices paid for Furs. S S Aron- th son, Lanes. S C. l-18-4t ye Bad Habits. Thosewhobreakfast ateighto'clock I , or later, lunch at twelve and have W1 dinner at six are almost certain to ? be troubled with indigestion. They do not allow time for one rneal to di- I gest before taking another. Not less 11 than five hours should elapse between i I meals. If you are troubled with in- j I rlimictinn mrro/'t vAUr liaKiis ind I VllgV^VlVU VV1 4VVV J VMi HUUiVU IViiVi M take Chamberlain's Tablets, and you I may reasonably hope for a quick re- I covery. These tablets strengthen the I stomach and enable it to perform its j1 functions naturally. Obtainable I everywhere. Some men can eat at a trot, drink :l at a gallop, and let their tongue run i a m l? a minute. m Price BRI CKER OO YOU DREA If every man, woman c would only take one spool scorn E! sifter meals for one month, il blood to withstand the rigoi fhelp prevent colds, grip] SCOTT'S is a fortifyin lar benefit in changing se direct returns in richer greater resistive power. Scott & Bowse, Bloom Dots from Dicky Swamp. Salters, Rt 1, January 14:?Folks re very proud, and not so proud, w< ither, of this unpleasant weather, cr :'s fine on meat. all Mrs Estelle Spivey, Miss Beulah ad Mr Archie Spivey were guests te f Mr J W Scott yesterday. sp T1 Mr and Mrs J E McKnight spent le week-end at Gourdins. s Mrs Mattie Williams and Miss W( elen Burrows attended preaching t Greelyville Sunday. Christmas passed off very pleas- w , M 3tly. Mr and Mrs R D Bradham enter- ^ lined the young folks January 2. W( iusic on the guitar, violin and oran was rendered. After various , U8 ames had been enjoyed, Mrs Bradam and Mrs A B Spivey served re eshments. VII The Young People's Christian En- ^ ?avor society held its regular meet8D g Sunday night at Mulberry school I 8U1 )use. The session was very interring, the topic being "Ought." re: here was a good attendance in >ite of measles and the dark night, wo new members were added at lis meeting, making a total of 34. gu ne society has bought an increase id efficiency chart and also a wall , , chi edge. Mrs Mattie Williams, principal of ulberry Graded school, has been ipointed county organizer in conation with her present work. Measles are very prevalent in this immunity. All the members of a s essrs E I Montgomery and J J co| radham are sick with it. as is also jjj iss Ethel McKnight. at There will be a meeting of the *re ural School Improvement associam at Mulberry school house Fri- C(j ly night. All invited. gei Mr Jasper Timmons died this Git orning at 6 o'clock of pneumonia, aving a widow, a son.Mr J W Tim-1 ons, and a daughter, Mrs W W1^ roze, to mourn his loss. Rosebud. is ] an Solicitor Cooper Retires. 1 th? m< After serving twelve years as So- of :itor of the Eighth Judicial circuit, ^ e Hon R A Cooper, of Laurens,' La 11 \ sterday retired to private life and _ as succeeded by Homer P Black 1 |A. ell, Esq, of Laurens. Mr Cooper ill practice law in Laurens. ! Lime, j Just received, a ca Williamsburg H; ' t / . _ M B _ ?s r< NG YOU 5 ST( D WINTER? 1 A!1J tL:. - U1U U111U HI 11115 YlUilllY flful of IU15I0N : would put vigor in their -s of winter weather and pe and winter sickness, ig medicinal-food of particuasons, and every drop yields blood, stronger lungs, and No alcohol in SCQTT'S. field, N. X t+11 Events at Earles. Earles, Jan 15:?Farmers are busy srkinjr on their farms. The prrain ops are pretty so far and we are I wishing for a bountiful harvest. Miss Hannah Plowden, one of the achers of Aimwell Graded school, ent the week-end with Miss Connie lompson. Miss Louise Long of Andrews was guest of Miss Edna Feagin last ?ek-end. Miss Etta Mae Outs of Timmonslle was a guest of Miss Pearle ixon last week. Mr Paul Camlin has returned to ?orgetown to take charge of his >rk. Mr Sorice Boyd spent last Satury and Sunday with Mr C S Camlin. Rev Gardner filled his regular apintment at Harmony church last inday morning. Everybody seems be pleased with the new preacher d we hope he will have a most ccessfu! year on his new charge. Mr J S Tart and family,who have sided near Earles, have moved to sir new home near Andrews. Mr W D Camlin has almost com?ted his new home which was ben several months ago. The weather has recently been angable; we fear it will cause a eat deal of sickness. Red Crow. Constipation Causes Bad Skin. A dull and pimply skin is due to sluggish bowel movement. Cor;t this condition and clear your mplexion with Dr King's New Fe Pills. This mild laxative taken bed time will assure you a full, e, non-griping movement in the >rning. Drive out the dull, lists feeling resulting from overloadintestines and sluggish liver, t a bottle today. At all drugsts, 2oc. AN AGED* COUPLE all How They Regained Strength and Vigor Stcubcnville, Ohio.?"My husband 79 years old and I am 78 years of age d we owe our good health to Vinol, e greatest strength creator and jdicine there is. When either one us get into a weakened, run-down ndition, Vlnol has never failed to ild us up and restore strength. We ve often said we would not be ing now were it not for Vinol." Mabt A. Lee. We guarantee Vinol to create ength fox feeble old people. Scott Drug Co, Kingstree. S P r~ n Lime! r load of Lime. ifflurivo a hi u vt cu v vu. m ? MMOOMUMMMKi J lid I R FURS ' DRE, Kingstree License Ordinance. (Continued From Page Two). j Agencies, each. (Ions: distance) same classification, graduation and license tax as for Telegraph Companies or Agencies, whose gross receipts are:? Less than $250 10 < l More than $250 15 0. .Tinners and Tin Shops.... 50 Tobacco Warehouses, each . 20 0 Upholsterers and.Upholstering Shops 5 0 Watchmakers and watch and clock repairers 5 0. Wall paper,hangers and shop 5 0 Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shops, income less than $1,000 10C. Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shops, income more than $1,000 15 0 Warehouses, each, storage for hire 5 0" Bottling Plants or Companies 10 0( Clairvoyant, Fortune Teller or Palmist, per day $5; per week 25 0? Restaurants 10 00 Railroad Companies 100 00 Section 12. For any other trade, occupation, business or profession not hereinbefore specifically mentioned and designated, a license tax of not less than $1.00 and not more titan <?1AA HA f a Ka nroor-ri horJ onrl man v^vu.vv uu uv pivovtiwu wmvi fixed by council. On and after February 10 a penalty of 15 per cent will be added to all unpaid licenses. Section 13. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. Passed and ratified in Council assembled this second (2nd) day of January, A D 1917. W R Scott, (L S), Attest: Mayor. . (Seal) Walter Steel, Clerk and Treasurer. Petty men converse only with women. It is only a species of men who never do. WHAT IS LAX-FOS 1/.X-F0S is sn improved Cascara (aton!c-!?atl!e) pleasant to take In LAX-FOS the Cascara is improved by the addition of certain harmless chemicals T~h5r% increase the efficiency of the Cascara, making it better than ordis.ary Cascara L "IX-FOS ir. pleasant to take and doto'-oi j$?ipe noi disturb stomnch. Adapted to children as well as adnlta. Just try one Lo.tio far constipation. 50c. Virsfi] One Kan ? ? The Kirs tin Method guarantees a s all other methods of land clearing. Tt pulls your stumps but gets rid of th Yank out your stumps! Transfom money-making, cultivated fields. Gol< get it out, put it in bank. Clear your 1 The Kirslin Method clears land rea< productive value of more than 35,000 i No deeply imbedded tap root is too big for t ible because of its triple power and other excl setting without strain to man, horse or machi One mai without horses can pull the bigges _______ the handle gives torn ? _ leverage. It gives an My Kirttin has polled SSr Send for Free lota of valuable infor the KratinMrtthod, polled ererrthine i It tella about Kirati ever hitched to. tains letters from Sot -R. l. mainland, do. Don't buy a puLU D* Ten port, ria. _ I eannot give the Big Money tO *1"'*5 l?1nek turnty to Join in our 1 Dess^th0Wv'0^ thing i anchor toTit poa today. Be the fir eeet oehr Se to (c oer - tamp to eUarnty land. A. J. KIRS TIN ( -FRED HAGELE, , . . _ cynthiana, Ky. Largest Stomp Pi L^???J in the Ik or F ro - ICino m YOUNG people, this is meant for yot now for the "rainy day," when li your pennies now. WORK, W SAVE! This picture may change y< EARNEST THOUGHT for just five m on it. Suppose you RESOLVE to be on DO THIS. Thei? | OPEN AN ACCOU1 BANK OF KI THE WAR BUI J. L STl HAS B< 1 Horses an | For Sale or E | J. L. STl X I.iv#?nr F#*fl anrl j| Lake City, IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE n Stump a Puller J Eorse Power / aving of 10% to 50% over ie Kirstin Method not only ir gSwjl em after they are pulled. 1 your no-man's-land into 1 is under your stumps? and and produce big crops. 3y for the plow. It has vastly increased the farms, most of them in the South. he Kirstin Horse Power Puller. Its mighty strength is irr usive Kirstin features. It will clear more than two acres a ne. It has been the leader for 21 years. t stumps, too. with the Kirstin One Man Puller. A little pu > of pull on the stump. This enormous power is developed b ; ordinary 17-year-old farm boy a giant s power. Rsvilr We want you to reed our new book. "The A Gold in Your Stump Land." It contains . mation on all kinds of land clearing, It proves that M( is the cheapest, quickest and I jest way to clear Zand. g a n Service, forever free to all Kirstin owners. It conithem farmers who own Kirstms and are glad they sr until vou read this book. ag il 1 A I r .1 TV*rJ*~r a nm uioac wno vrucr uny gpecTaT oppor" :~~ Profit Sharing Plan. No canvas inc. Just a wilting* rstin to your neighbors. Don't wait?send the cou- !>0 it to share in this big money making plan. COMPANY, 1906 Mail Street, EmmW, MkL A p ilUr Manufdctwm pUi World - r ^1 Kirs tin One Man j ?<n fttViitifii .ti .vJ. .v -^.-^1 -- rv urs! I stree 4 feuinifie l. Don't laugh at fate. Prepare fe is not all rosy sunshine. Save OKK, WOEX! SAVE, SAVE, jut whole life if yon give it i inutes. Concentrate your mind e 01 tne lew wno win nr.Ai.Li J NT WITH US. NGSTREE. . ? ? . :ison 1 i jckeyS a OTH I d Mules I Exchange. 1 JCKEYi . | Sale Stable cc ^u^C^olina^l i IN THE RECORD. I ^Tk* Kinds MK MstkoJ f?t? rid rfjlll Hll sftsr tksrars a*- V ' . ' i511B ->fl| fcJcan*f*I * /ggT J | Michigan P^KkfejU^JS^c^^^rh* gSM ygn/ J7T2^KW^/^ In Your Stump Land" and fall particular* of Tk? Kintia Method. TW Money Back Boad. The IS Year Gaaraatee. The Profit Sharici Plaa. ^Sy *,*me Address -... ? ? ^r\ n. ientlias '^-3 roupva oblig-tci you in no war* hi V^J ..... . . .. ,4 J m