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r* > ~ ? : A LITTLE TIME. If you can spare us a little of your time we shall be glad for you to drop into our store and let us show you some of our new arrivals in Laces and Embroideries. j-. a.. il: J| ouiue very uaiiuv .mugs. Real pretty Val Sets to i ] sell at 5c yard. Very dainty Val Sets at lOc'and 15c yard^-Torchon Lace, real pret^ V*1 ty,^ and 10c yard. >Now, ladies, you know v what the old Convent Escallops are -so very desirable for trimming new underwear. Made on real fine Nainsook. A nice selection just in, only 10c yard. Baby Swiss Sets, Edgings and Insertings to match, l 10c to 15c yard. Come and * see these dainty sets for 1 I baby. A new line of Swiss Flouncings, 18, 27 and 45 inches wide, 25, 50 and 75c yard. A very pretty line of Low Cut Shoes for ladies and children. W. E. JENKINSON lOGUj| wm M Mr J E Davis of Salters wa9 hen Tuesday. Mr Laurice F Rhem of Rhems wa: in town Tuesday. Mr J M G Eaddy of Hemingway visited Kingstree Tuesday. Mr James Bryan of Trio was ir town on business Tuesday. Miss Lillie Marcus spent Sunda\ s'tH Monday in Charleston. Mr II D Reddick, of Eisley, i< spending some days in town. Miss Esther Berger spent the wee! end with friends in Manning. Mrs L WGilland is visiting her sis ter, Mrs Horton, in Columbia. Miss Willouise Cunningham was i * week end visitor to Charleston. Born, Sunday morning, March 18 to Mr and Mrs R D Carter, a son. Mr and Mrs W- M O'Bryan anc daughter.shopped in town Friday. Miss Virgie Evans of Workmar has been visiting Mrs W K Mclntost Mr B W Butler of Florence callec at our office while in town Saturday Mr S Davis Snowden, of Heming way R F D, was in town this week Mr and Mrs R Israel of Andre w< spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs i Marcus. Miss Leah Nachman of Lake uilj was the guest of Miss Pearl Marcui Sunda\. Mr P L Howie of Darlington 9pen Sunday here with the family of R ft Wallace, Esq. r y Bankin Come in; get a bank boo Banking Club" by deposltlni or 10 cents. You increase each week. NO CHARGE TO JOIN. In 50 weeks: l-cent clu 2-cent clu 5-cent clu 10-cent clu You can put in $1.00 or $.' in 50 weeks have $50 or $1 This is not a plan just for MEN and WOMEN. / You can start * BANK OF W f KINGSTREE, Miss Margaret Graham of Gonr i i / ?! /-? \i>? ain visuea Lmcora vouetre iur ??uinen last week. Mrs E 0Taylor and Mrs S V Taylor of Greelyville were noted in Kingstree yesterday. Air David Epps returne 1 to David son College,Davidson.N C, iasr week, to renew his studies. H <n B B and Mrs C jandier, and Miss Alice Cha i Her, were in Kin^-=tree shopping Friday. I) A Brockinton, Esq, of Charleston spent Sunday with his mother, i Mrs Martha Brockinton. The home of Mr and Mrs A M Ried was brightened by the birth of another fine son Monday. i _ ... I John A Kellev, Esq, who has been ; on the sick list, is out again, to th-? pleasure of his many friends. A number of the young folk atj tended an enjoyable "tackey" party at Mr D E Bradham's Friday night. Miss Marian McFadden, of the 'faculty of Old Johnfonville High 'school, spent the week-end at home. Prof and Mrs Swittenberg, and Miss Heape, attended the State con- i vention of teacheis at Columbia last week. Miss Lyllian Alsbrook, who is as? sisting Mrs J F Joyce in a newspaper contest at Marion, spent Sunday at home. i ' Dr and Mrs R J McCabe will spend j Sunday in Charleston with their son, Dr R Claude McCabe, who is still in an infirmary there. Miss Mamie McLees.late of Kingstree, was elected a member of the , committee on necrology at the meeting of the State Teachers' association; in Columbia last week, 3 A commission has been issued to .1 the C E DuPont company of Lake : a _ 1 OA PAA TL - i city witn n capuai or a^.ouu. nit* petitioners are J C Young and C E 1; DuPont. 7' Mrs P G Gourdin has returned i from Columbia, where she was the _ guest of Miss Estelle Rawls during 5 the State teachers' meeting last ! week. v. Dr and Mrs W G Gamble visited , Charleston relatives this week and -; there met their son. Mr W G Gam! ble, Jr, who has returned from milil1 tary duty on the Mexican border. Mrs F J Watson, who has been spending a week here with her parents, Mr and Mrs H 0 Britton, returned to her home at Little Rock 1 yesterday,accompanied by her mother Mr M F Heller and Miss Carrie 1 Scott went to Manning by auto Sun1 day. They returned Tuesday, accora \ panied bv Mrs R B Lyons, who will spend some time here with her sister, Mrs Heller. The State School Improvement association has awarded a prize to * Johnsonville High school for making 3 the greatest improvement of any school in this county during the year j just ended, and one to Mulberry s Graded school for holding twelve monthly meetings of its association t during the same time I All Sunday-schools in the county are requested to notify Mrs LeRoy i Have WW jf:' | HIap ; spp I '$ ?Cla?>. k FREE. Join our "Christmas g either I cent, 2 cents, 5 cents your deposit the same amount b pays $ 12,75 b pays $ 25.50 b pays $ 63.75 b pays $127.50 o nn r\r\ ^^A ?.UU ur ?UV#II vvc&i\ viiivi 00 or $250. BOYS and GIRLS; It Is also for TODAY-START! 1LUAMSBURG Q r Ji V WOMEN'S Women, more than men, 1 tiring work and physical str; nervous systems and bring weakness?unless treated inte Drug-laden pills and alcoholi woman's strength, but the concent] 5(0115 [ f build strength from its very of women to gain control tiredness, nervousness, imp SCOTT*S is a liquu Scott Sl Bowi Lee, chairman of the entertainment committee, of trie number of dele-; gates each school expects to send to: Kincestree on the occasion of the county Sunday school convention to' be held at the Baptist church April! 7 and 8. This matter is important on J the part of every superintendent, so : that arrangements can be made for I adequate entertainment before the | date of the convention. The Mission Study class of the Presbyterian 'chureh met at the home of Mrs R J McCabe, on Academy street, Tuesday afternoon. The occasion was delightful and profitable to all. Those present were: Mesdames W V Brockington, P G Gourdin, Hugh McCutchen, Thomas McCutchen, W T Wilkins, P S McChesney, A C Swails, C D Jacobs, L D Rodgers.jSue T Ervin, L C Dove, J N Hammet, C H Singleton, Misses Lula Brockinton, Maude Logan, Agness Erckmann and Olive Montgomery, and Mrs Day as a guest. Messrs Jesse Nettles, Constance Miller, Alline Matthews, Thomas Chandler, Bethea McElveen and sev- j eral other of the Kingstree and county boys who have been in service ' Ion the Mexican border returned to their homes Tuesday, having been1 mustered out of service at Columbia. I i Three Fires Sunday. Last Sunday was a typical March i day here,with a steady wind blowing | from early morning until late at j night. There were three fires dur-1 ! ing the day. The alarm was first I sounded about 2 a. m., occasioned by the burning of two adjoining cottages on the east side of Railroad avenue. Tnese were totally destroyed, while two others nearby were saved by the fire department. About 3 p. m. the house of Mr H D Reddick in the Nelson addition, occupied by Mr and Mrs R W Lewis, was discovered to be on fire. The department responded quickly, and saved the house with only slight damages to the roof, where the fire originated from a defective flue. Mr Lewis' furniture was considerably "done up" in a hurried effort to get It out of the house. About 6 o'clock the alarm was again sounded on account of tne old cotton seed house of the Southern Cotton Oil Company catching on fire. The building was saved with very slight damage. Dr Robert J McCabe will be out of town Monday, March 26. and his i dental office will be closed. WItb Our Advertisers. The Kingstree Dry Goods Co calls attention to its fine of fine shoes and ; warns you not to waste money upon i shoddy footwear. The Kingstree Hardware L'o in its change of ad reminds the public that it is stiii selling hardware of every description but only one standard? the highest. The statement of the Bank of 1 Williamsburg showing its condition at the close of business March 5 > c-U/mtto on innroavo in KtlcinPSS sinCO ouvsrvo uii uiwi vmw ... November 17 of $37,000. At the former date the bank carried overdrafts of $9,500, all of which have since been made good, and deposits have increased $30,000. Such an exhibit in the "lean" time is very gratifying and indicates the prosperity of the community. Tomorrow will begin the bargain hunters' carnival, for C Tucker will then offer dry goods, clothing, &c, at unheard-of prices. His page ad in i this issue names only a few of the ! money-saving chances you will find | at his store. Better go early. | The cost of the table has so in' flio O \JOt Q OTP nPTSnn fllUSt I tLCOOCU bilUb V1IC I*t economize otherwise. A splendid op; portunity to save on wearing apparel i3 now offered by S Marcus. Read his page ad,but do not think that all the bargains are enumerated there, for space permits the mention of but ; a few of them. L S Denni9.proprietor of the Cash Store, calls attention to his stock of self-rising flour, heavy groceries, stock food, Spanish seed peanuts and corn, ?M????? ? i The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Heed Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA1 TIVB BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cauae nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look for the signature of E. W. GROVE- 25c. P NERVES have excitable nerves, because ain tax their more delicate premature age and chronic lligently. ic concoctions cannot build up a rated medicinal focd properties in afiftaii *? Jtifi HUOIVII source and are helping thousands of their nerve power?overcome >atience and irritability. I-food?free from alcohol je. Bloomfield. N. L tM Swat the Fly. Mr Ira A Calhoun, local repre-j sentative of the Southeastern Life Insurance Co, has received a lot of excellent fly swatters from his company for distribution to citizens of Kingstree. Mr Calhoun has turned these swatters over to Mrs LeRoy Lee, president of the Civic club, and she will be glad to hand them out to parties who wish to join in the fly swatting campaign in Kingstree. It is really important that such a cam -1 paign be started by our citizens at! once since recent statistics show that each fly killed now means the diminution of fly eggs bv 1L!0 on June 1, | and 4,353,.^64,672,000,000,000,000 j t r X n X 1 I less nies in Kingstree on oeptemoerj 28, 1917. Mr Calhoun expects to' receive some valuable literature1 from his company in a few days re- j garding the dangers and controll of the fly. This he will also turn over ta Mrs Lee for distribution. SPECIAL NOTICES j Loans Negotiated upon first mort-! gages on improved farm lands. J D O'BRYAN, Kingstree, S C. 3-22-nt j Wanted-Bright young lady to learn to operate switchboard. Permanent j pos.tion to right party.. Apply at once ! to Kingstree Telephone Co, Kings- j tree. SC. It I Wanted?To buy odd shares of stock ' of Bank of Williamsburg and Bank of , ,Greelyville. Write P 0 Box 38t>. Kingstree, 13 C. 3 22-31 Notice.~W It Sanders will be in j K ngstree t.ne first week in A* ril for ! the purpose of buying hogs , .ittle See either C W Eaker or F VY Fairey. I 3-22-2t Wanted?All tobacco raisers to in| vestigate the Demis Tobacco Transplanter. I1: does the work of 15 or 20 I hands and does it better. Guaranteed ; to be the bast on the market. 3-15-2 tp For Sal:2?Sweet (Potatoes for hotbads or slips, t'uban Yam variety. Apply to L C Montgomery, Kingstree, S C. 3-15-2t For Rent?Eight rooms over Uwana Theater. Apply to R J McCabe. 1 3 15-tf For Rent?Six-room house in Northeast Kingstree, newly painted inside and outside. Inquire of LT Thompson, Kingstree Garage. 3-15-2t For Sale?Several bushels 90 to 100 I day Velvet Beans at $3.00 per bushel, j Will mature dry beans in this latitude, | Write or call on J G Rollins, R F DJ^, Box 54, Nesmith, S C. 3-8-41 j Eggs for SALe?khode Island Reds, : Barron strain; prize winners; eggs, 15 for $1.50. J H Epps, Kingstree, S C. 3-l-4t I ?-? Cotton Seed for Sall. 'gainst lioll weevil, worm and rot and for early ] maturing and heavy vield plant Simpkin's "Ideal" or "Big Boll" Forth Carolina bred seed. North Carolina farmer grew 1.000 lbs, another 1,200 lbs j iJ?f o/.pp Write now for book-1 .et of testimonials and prices on these j seed. Arthur L Jonus, Lake City, 3 C, Box 86. 2-8 Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale E B Thompii-tf i j RUB OUT PAIN with oil liniment. That's i the way to stop them, j ^Thc o-^t .ubbing liniment is| lUSTANG LMENT (jood for the Ailments of Homes, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Qood for your own A ches, Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. N WEDNESDAY, I we shall have R. A. BI our reg Optician and I Whose Work v Guarai Gamble & KINGSTREE, ! The Cas Wants Yon Carload Self-] All Kinds Hea^ I am looking for a car of don't fail to see me. I can ss give me a trial? SPANISH PEA for sale here, also Horse I T . -1 j? .LOOK lor Llie LctSIi awjie W and get prices and then load . find me on the corner, at t Co. 's old stand. I am alwa come around if you can. THE CASH L. S. DENNIS, Class Pins and Medals which c tice. Mail orders receive prompt Brintf me your broken Watches mended. Repairs made same da T. E. BA< JEWELER, Charlie Wong, \ , Prop. Chiinese Laundry j has moved his Laundry into the old Patrick storeroomlon North Academy St, wnere ne ?, is better prepared than ever j to take care of your laundry J -'X A- i worK. Bring it to me. i Prompt service. All work j guaranteed to give satisfac- ] tion. 3-15-4t Barnwell observed last Sunday as "Go-to-Church" day. gi '*,v % yes Examined. llnssfls Fittfif). MUVVVV IHWMi MARCH 28th ! with us *OWN, ular Optometrist, ire Personally itee! : Jacobs S. C. . ^ \ h Store ir Trade, Rising Flour j rv Groceries ! f - ? corn this week, so ive you money, why not 1 lnut seed and Mule Feed. hen in town. Come in your wagon. You can he People's Mercantile ys glaa to see you, so [ STORE Proprietor Now is the Time for you to make your selection for the sweet girl graduate." Make your gift a lasting remembrance. I have for this occasion a selection of beautiful goods in Diamond Rings, Gold Watches, Bracelet Watches, Cameos in all settings, Brooch Pins, Necklaces and Hat Pins, also an assortment of >nn hp pncrrflvpd nn short no ; attention. Phone 44. !, Clocks and Jewelry to be y received. SGETT, KINGSTREE, S. C -> gp (vuiupial ^ IheroColai] J LAPRIL 1 Branchville and Gaffney have ornized chamb?r? of commerce. jj j