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. ATTENTION, PLOW BOYS!*!
P* A large line of Overalls at !
f the old price, only $1.00 the
3L pair*
fv Big line Plow Shoes $2.25
# to $3.50 the pair. Also a
nice line of Gents' Fine 1
Shoes on the popular new |
English last.
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A nice ana utsiuuiui unc
of Ladies' High Boots, Black
Kid and White Kid, at
$4.50 and $5.00 the pair.
Ladies' High Boots (Can- 1
| vas) $2.50 the pair.
CMldren's Shoes from 35c
. the pair up.
Dry Geo Is of all kinds as
cheap as you will find them
1 anywhere. Ginghams, Cheviots
and Domestics of all \
kinds.
A big lot of Men's Hats .
worth $2.50 to $3.00 each,
picked up at a big bargain, !
1 and we'll hand them out at <
$1.00 and $1.25 the hat.
Come and see; come and 1
look; just a good bargain, j
That is ail.
I W. E. JENKINSON |
Purely Personal
Mr Walter C Wilson, of the Cades
section, was in town Monday. .
Mr R C McElveen of Kingstree.
R F D 2, was in town Tuesday.
Friday night the thermometer
went down and the water pipes went
up.
Mr Henry McFadden of Cades had
business at the county capital Monday.
Mrs M F Swann returned Sunday
rfrom a visit to relatives at Bennettsfrillo
Mrs W L Taylor and Miss Agness
Erckmann are spending a few days
. in Charleston. '
Coroner H J Brown of Cades was a
pleasant caller at our office while in
the city Monday.
If you have not paid your town
license, do so at once; 15% penalty
on all delinquents.
Mr L A Taylor of Johnsonville,
proprietor of the Taylor Mercantile
company, was in Kingstree Monday.
Mr Jesse Nettles, who) has been
spending his furlough with his parents
here,left for the border Sunday
niffKt
Mr and Mrs R M Burgess of West
Asheville, N C, arrived in town Sunday
on a visit to relatives here and <
^ at Mouzon. J
Messrs F E Huggins and J M G
Eaddy of Hemingway were in Kingstree
on business Tuesday and while
here called at our office.
Mrs S Marcus returned home Tues- 1
day, after spending several weeks at i
Northern markets selecting her
atock of spring millinery. i
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KWHATYei
WiLLHAV
IFYfell JOIN OU
CHRISTMAS
BANKir
_ Clue
Come in and get a' 'Christm
^nd join the club. By deposil
Jt xour weekly deposit 10 cent
9127.50 in 50 weeks.
'.Help your CHILDREN to join.
-jBnd PROSPER.
In 50 weeks:
l-cent club p<
2-cent club p<
5-cent club pc
10-cent club p<
You can put in $1.00 or $2.(
50 weeks have $50 or $100 oi
You can start T<
BANK OF WII
* KINGSTREE,
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Deacon Burgess, of the New Zion
neighborhood, took advantage of a
sunshiny day and made a piiprrimage
to Kingstree Tuesday.
Owing to the heating plant of the
Baptist church being out of order
Sunday nieht, the union service was
held at the Methodist church.
The Andrews Development com-1
panv has been chartered,with a capital
of $100,000. The corporators .
are H S Parsons and N W Cook.
The recent wet weather has put
our roads in an almost impassable
condition, and to add to the inconvenience
of the traveling public, they
are frozen over.
Miss Mary Delinney.trained nurse,
who has been in attendance upon
Hon R H Kellahan, was summoned
to Charlotte, N C, Saturday by the
illness of her father.
Rev W P Meadors, Jr, went to
Laurens Tuesday to visit his sister,
Mrs McCravey.who is suffering from
the effects of being thrown from a
carriage.?uaa axanaara.
Rev Dr Walter Mitchell will officiate
at the Episcopal church here
next Sunday at 11a. m. and 7:30
p.m.and at Boyd school at 3:30 p.m.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Serena Riser and Mr Richard
M Caldwell were married at Ebenezer
Lutheran parsonage, Columbia,
Monday afternoon. The bride is a
sister of Mesdames LeRoy Lee and J
W Swittenberg of Kingstree.
In accordance with the recommendation
of the general synod, the
members of the Presbyterian church
are observing the three weeks from
February 4 to the 25th inst as a selfTUa
eatnnnra
UCUIttl pcuuu. XIIC OOTIU50 vuvvnu
by such self-denial will be donated
to the board of foreign missions.
We regret to learn that Dr and
A M Mts Snider are both confined to
their home as a consequence of the
recent unusually hard weather. The
former has the grip, though he is
able to carry on his office practice.
The latter is seriously ill and under
the care of her physician, (Dr Kelley).
She has been confined to her room
the past week.
The meeting of the fair association
which was scheduled to take
place Monday, February 5, was not
held on account of the weather, a
quorum not being present. March
5 has been fixed as the next day of
meeting and it is. therefore, urged
that all members of the association
meet on that day promptly at noon
ViAiion
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The following real property was
sold at Sheriff's sales here Monday:
One tract of land In Tuple Bay containing
495 acres, bid in by Lee &
Shnler.Esqs, attorneys,for $505; two
lots in the town of Johnsonville
bought by J D O'Bryan. Esq, for
$185. The sale by H 0 Britton, Esq,
Clerk of Court, in the case of Barr
vs Mitchell, was called off.
Quite a interesting marriage took
place in Kingstree Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Eunice Venters and Mr
Clarence Creel, both of Johnsonville.
These two young people stole a
march on their friends and motored
j
as Banking Clu^Book FREE
ting 10 cents and increasing
s each week, you will have
It will teach them to SAVE
ays $ 12.75
ays $ 25.50
jys $ 63.75
ays $ 127.50
)0 or $5.00 each week and in
- $250.
DDAY?START!
LUAMSBURG
S. C.
L i '"fa*'' "'A!' _ ? L* : . . " V lit
w
FEWER PEOPLE I
The Public Health Service r<
the age of forty years to-day,
mortality is increasing from d<
Thousands of well-informec
learning the true value of
SCOTT'S E
OF NORWEGIAN
fas a powerful blood-c
to ward off the headac
weakness. SCOTT'S
grippe, pneumonia ar
its force of medicinal
Refuse Alcoholic Extracts 1
Scott A Bo*
into Kingstree Sunday and were i
married by Rev G T Harmon at the r
Methodist church parsonage. The
happy couple left on train 78 for i
the North on their honeymoon. ; 0
Mr George Smith of Georgetown,'
late an electrician in the U S navy,' n
is in town this week,the guest of his t,
friend, Mr F L Jones, of the Kingstrap
Talanhnna fr?
? ?r .
Mr F W Fairey was called to Branchville
Tuesday on account of the burning
of his mother's home there. The
house, we understand, was not totally
destroyed,but was seriously damaged. C
\
Miss Amanda Edwards, county c
demonstration agent, returned here ^
last Thursday evening after spend- ^
ing a month at Winthrop college
with courses of study relative to her
line of work.
Born Tuesday evening,February 6, i
to Mr and Mrs D J Epps at their t
home on Live Oak avenue, a darling ?
little daughter. Both mother and *
babe are doing well, while "D J" is ?
*? * i i ii U
smiling an over nis iace ana lemng |
his friends of the new addition to his | |
family.
The Booklovers' club was delight- |
fully entertained Saturday afternoon |
by Mrs T E Arrowsrrith and Miss
Florrie Jacobs at the home of the ?
latter. Eleven guests were present. j
A book contest was the feature of ?
the afternoon's pleasure. The prize, ?
a book, was drawn for by Mesdames *
E T Kelley and W W Holliday and
Miss Essie Blakely, the last-named
being the winner.
The host of friends of Mr Conrad h
Constine, better known to readers of ^
The Record as "Poor Conrad," will e
regret to know that he met with a t!
painful accident several days ago r
while overhauling an old planing ma- g
chine at the Hon J J M Graham's
place near Cades. Hi9 right arm was
badly lacerated by a rapidly revolving
bolt. We hope our old friend will "
soon have the use of theinjuredmem- J
ber again. 1 t
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The residence of Mr W Ross Chan-!?
dler, of Gourdin, was destroyed by I u
fire Tuesday morning. The fire ori- j 7
ginated in one of the living rooms, k
where Mr and Mrs Chandlers infant j child
was asleep. The child was res- j
cued by Mr Chandler through an iie-. w
roic effort. The little one was badly ^
burned, and Dr W G Gamble was summoned
to its relief. We are glad
to hear that the child's burns are not *
thought to be serious. I n
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Mr Li s> Dennis,proprietor or tne j Cash
Store," has leased the store i
room at the corner of Academy and ?>
Mill streets formerly occupied by _
the largely patronized People's Mercantile
Co. The interior of the build- n
ing is now being overhauled and re- ^
paired, and Mr Dennis expects to c
move his business there within the
next few weeks. The largerquarters
afforded by this store are needed for, g
Mr Dennis' growing trade. p
S
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of county commissioners b
was held Tuesday at 12 o'clock. n
Routine business was transacted, k
John Pressley had on file a claim for ?
one hupdred and twenty-five dollars b
damage to his horse, alleging that
his horse was hurt on a bridge, this s<
alleged injury happening some s
months back, the claim being "
brought over from the January 0
meeting of the board. After hear- K
ing evidence as to the injury claim- ?
ed, the board disallowed the claim. |
The residence of Mr Wade 0 Qam- ~
lin Rlnnmincrvalp was dnmacrpd hv n
fire Monday. Mr Camlin had started a
a fire in his wife's bed room before ^
leaving home for Kingstreeand when
there was no one in the room a live
coal popped out, causing the floor of ^
the room, and a lot of bedding and ^
other furniture to be burned. Mrs Camlin,
who was engaged about her
routine duties in other parts of the ^
house, smelled the bedding burning r,
and gave the alarm by ringing the ri
farm bell. Assistance was promptly ^
rendered, and the rest of the house
was saved without damage. Mr Cam- 1c
lin was in Kingstree when the fire a
i i ! /? 11 i m
occurea. ana was nounea Dy a pnone ~
message. _
Dr R J McCabe, Dentist.will be at T
his Andrews office February 12, to i c
remain one week. 2-l-2t ; e
BROWING OLDER
sports that more people live to
but from forty to sixty years
^generative diseases.
1 men and women to-day are
i
"Mill
.ITIULOIUrc
COD LIVER OIL
inricher and strength-builder
:hes and backaches that mean
helps fortify the body against
id weakening colds, through
nourishment
rhat Do Not Contain Cod Liver Oil.
ma. BkxxnfiekL N. J.
Mrs S J Deery is quite sick with
rip.
Dr and Mrs I N Boyd and daugher
of Salters were Charleston visitrs
Tuesday.
Presidine Elder D A Phillips will
aake an official visitation to Scranon
Saturday and Sunday.
Send her a Valentine February 14.
Scott Drlg Co.
Selling Goods Cheap.
A few of the nice goods; I sell:
)ut Glass, Sterling Silver, Silverware,
Watches. Jewelry, Clocks,
Spectacles, and Imported China. A
lice lot of good came in since Xmas.
)ome in and see my stock.
Yours to please,
F J Watts, Jeweler.
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PLAY-SINGLE LIFE!
Will be given at *
Union High School, Friday 1
Evening, February 16 s
Everybody come and see 4
what a dreadful time five old 2
maids and five old bachelors ^
have wrangling over their love 5
affairs. 4
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
FOKDS! FORDS! FOIKDS!
I have a few Ford Touring Cars on
and. This is the first time since last
Lugust that I have been able to get
nough cars to fill orders or supply
he demand. If you want to ride
ight at the right price, come in and
et a Ford. ,
Yours for motor service. \
Thos McCutchen, i
Kingstree.SC. |
he Quinine That Does Not Affect The Heii
ecause of ita tonic and laxative effect, i.AXA- f
i?r, oawjiw yuAiiiii?, i? ucuci miu uruioiijr >
uinine and doc* not cause nervouinet* nor ;
nginz in head. Remember the full name and <
ok for the signature of e. W. grove. 25c.
SPECIAL NOTICES !
For Sale?Registered Berkshire Boar j
reighing about 500 pounds. For quick <
ale, $5". Guaranteed. G W Camlin,
rio, SC. It J
Strayed?One white female pointer, \
'ith black spots; fat, with hair a little j
'avy. Kinder will receive reward by i
otifving B S Fleming, Greelyville. :
C. ltp ]
For Sale?One Grant Six Cylinder, 1
passenger touring car; $650. Ad- ]
ress The Record. 2-8-2tp j
For Sale?Automobile in good run- J
ine condition, all new tires. Cheap for f
uick sale. Terms arranged with re- j
ponslble parties. Address K, care 5
ounty Record. 2-8-tf j
For Sale?(150) one hundred and \
fty bushels Cleveland Big Boll Cotton #
eed from cotton that made one bale i
er acre in 1916. $1.50, fob. Gourdin. j
C. J C Graham. 2-8-3t \
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Cotton Seed for Sale-Against
oil weevil, worm and rot and for early *
laturing and heavy yield plant Simpin's
"Ideal" or "Big Boll" North
arolina bred 9eed. North Carolina
armer grew 1,000 lbs, another 1,200 lbs
nt to the acre. Write now for book>t
of testimonials and prices on these
eed. Arthur L Jones, Lake City,
C, Box 86. 2-8
For Sale or Rent?Valuable tract
f land, mile and a ouarter north of
[ingstree, known as the Fulton tract,
ontaining 78 acres, 45 cleared and in
ru-tri atatp of cultivation. AddIv to R
[ Kellahan, Kingstree, S C."2-l-tf
Eggs for Sale,?E B Thompson's
tarred Plymouth Rocks, prize winners
t Columbia,Pee Dee and Williamsburg
airs. $1.50'per setting. T ? Arrowiiith,
Kingstree, B C. l-25-3tp
Lost?One black and white pointer
og, about 2 years old, answers to name
f "Pope." Reward if returned to L D
:odgers, Kingstree. S C. 2t
Wanted?Salesman and Collector at
kingstree, S C, who can furnish a team
r automobile. Also furnish satisfactory
?ferences. A liberal contract to the
ght man. Apply at The Record Of
ICE. l-15-4t
For Sale or Rent?My house and
it on corner of Kelley street and Third
venue in Kingstree. For information '
idress, F K Graham, Bamberg, S C.
1-25-tf
To Cure a Cold In One Day
'ake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stopa the r
ough and Headache and worka off the Cold. | c
iruggist* refund money if it fail* to cure, i ,
W. GROVE'S aignature on each box. 25c. I
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I
PS
YOUHG people, this ic meant for you.
mow for tie "raimy day," when life
yoar pennies now. WOEX, WO
SATE! This picture may change yoi
EA&2TEST THOUGHT for just fire mil
on it. Suppose yon BESOLVE to bo one
HO TIM. Then?
OPEN AN ACCOUN
BANK OF KI]
f U/oririinnr end Ann
iu milling aiiu nun
This is the month for wed
gifts. These gifts in Silver,
ware of a varied assortment
store. They are all of bes
Clocks and a complete line <
hand. '
iOur Repair De]
Bring me your broken Wat
elry. Repairs made same da
I T E. BAG
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I Main Street* -i- 1
iThe CasI
I Flour Rice Bui
1 Hog Feed Hors<
J Come to see me. I am always
? You will find a good warm room
$5 hearted boy to greet you. Don't f
IS when in town. I sell cheap.
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| JLi* tJ? L^LjI 111
| Next Door to Hel
s Kingstree, ' -
I Highest Prices Paid foi
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We Have fo
GoodThinj
At Saving I
Visit Our
We'll Matte it 9a
! The Cleanest Grocery
| Call and J
R. W. L,]
"Good Things
j Phone 143 -s^pmm?H
Lent thi9 year begins February | Your I
51. Ash Wednesday has not before SuSu
!allen on this date since 1855. ri>efir
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fouinifie
Doi't laugh at fata. Prepare
t is not all rosy sunshime. Save
EX, WOEK! SAVE, SAVE,
ir whole life if you give it
lutes. Concentrate your mind
of the few who will REALLY
i
fT WITH US.
isrr:s'TT?Tr,.Tn.
iversary Gifts j
ding and anniversary ff
Cut Glass and China- 1
will be found at my m
>t quality. Watches, #
Df Jewelry always on 1
partment. J
ches, Clocks and Jew- *
y received. C
IQETT I
ER I
iing'stree, S. C. 1
Iter Cheese!
e and Mule Feeds
glad to see my friends, 8$
waiting you and a bigail
to visit the Cash Store w
IS, Prop J
ler's Stables ?
South Carolinaj|
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turn diiu rcas.^
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r You
>'s to Eat
'rices.
Store
tisfactory
Store in Town
$ee.
t W I s
to Eat"
Academy St.
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
druggist will refund money if PAZO
IENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to 14dayt.
st application gives Fase and Rest. iOc.
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