The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 05, 1917, Image 3
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<! Newark, N J, March -30:? f
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Andrew Miller, a young farm- T
< > er who is <yi his way ted ay to ?
?> join the United Stales marines .
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m at Charleston, S C, walked 25 |
-i * miles to enlist because -he had J
<? no money and was too proud 1
<! to bee a ride. *
I \\ "I want to fight," rhe told |
L < > the recruiting officer. *'I was f
K < I working in a field when a fel- 4
{I low came along and -said the |
I ' Germans had declared war on <*
TTnif^ Qt otoo onH warp
if IIJC U11KCU UVMW0 WXV. ..v.? yy
IJ bombarding New Yoiik city. I
< > dropped my hoe and didn't
< > even wait to get the money 1
^ \ that was coming to me. I ^
< * don't need a uniform: all I
il want is a gun." V
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Undressed Lumber
1 always have on hand a iot of undressed
lumber (board and framing) at
my mill near Kinerstree for sale at the
towest price for good material. See or
write me for further information, etc.
F. H. HODGE.
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Lake City Wants Waterworks. <
| The live business?en of Lake City:;*
'are considering: the establishment of;
a system of waterworks for that bus* ;
town. There is some oppo ition to j
the enterprise by tfriose who consider
only the cost, but they are fast
| coming over when the matter is pre- j
! sented to them felly, showing Che
saving that would be effected Rot
only in money but an health from the 1
| use of water lree from contanrina- |
j tion.
In the matter of the real hard<rash j
proposition. Lake City h>.s now a }> ?-1
; sic insurance rate on business risks j
of $1.50 and equally ?s high on res i
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! town had a system of waterworks
that would give anampie supply for
'fighting fires.the base rate would be
only 95 cents p.'r hundred or. uK the !
i property upon which that ra?e is
| paid.
j As the system could be put i* for |
: not over $40,000,according to an experienced
engineer, tne debt being
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%fuz Most Beaut
rHIS new Paige Linv
months since it was a
tion remarkable even
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ycdi couiuiioxi i^wiuo u
is new Paige Linwood is
easily sold and the most
moderate'price motor car <
its reception and achievemi
u will find the explanatio:
Linwood?in the beauty
cious roominess, in the e
feature that go to make up
u will find the explanatk
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responsiveness of the mote
ease and security and pleas
ie five ^passenger Linwood
Paiges, designed by the sai
high-grade materials and i
Stratford "Six-51" sevep-passe
Fairfield "Six-46" seven-passe
Linwood "Six'39" five-passe
Brooklands "SiX'51" four-passe
Dartmoor "Six-39" a or 3-passe
Limousine "Six-51" seven-passe
Sedan "Six-51" seven-passe:
Sedan "Six^" five-passe
tmim Cat "si*'? t" seven-Dasse:
Paige-Detroit Motor Car <
Motor Sal
Sumter, S<
parried by bonds bearing 4 inter-'"
est, an annua! charge of "$1,600. A
petition calling for ?n election on
the ques>i<>n of issuing such boi.dsi*
in circulation. As there is some j
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$250,000 insurance carried in Lake
City, a saving would be effected that
would pay the bonds. Besides, the
health and comfort of the community
would be greatly enhanced,especially
if the proposed municipal sewerage
plant also fcecome 'a reality.
Sickness is a heavier tax than one
imagines, and the records show that
pure water and ?eweiage do save j
doctor bills.
Then, too, Lake city would be a
much more pleating and popular
town, and if she get the court house;
she is after, these things will he a
necessity. j
Another matter that is to l>e con-,
sidered is that much property isnow;1
lost by fire that could be saved, soj
that in every way the proposition is! j
inviting.
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ifulCar injlmerica
jood "Six'39"?in the
mnounced?has won a dii
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for Paige Cars, which year
istantaneous popularity.
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tfJJ.Cd.Uy lCCUglUU^U OO tm.
: eagerly bought five'pasa
Dn the market That has
mt in three months.
n for this?when you se<
of line and design, in the
legance and comfort of <
luxurious motoring.
)n for this in the power
>r, in the ease of control, ii
ure of driving the Linwoo
is a blood'brother of the
me engineers, built of the
same painstaking workmar
nger ' $1495 f. o. b. Detroit
nger ? $1375 f. o. b. Detroit
nger * $1175 f. o. b. Detroit
nger .$1695 f. o. b. Detroit
nger * $1175 f. o. b. Detroit
nger ' $1750 f. o. b. Detroit
nger $2300 f. 0. b. Detroit
nger ' $1775 f- o. b. Detroit
nger ' $2750 f. o. b. Detroit
Company, Detroit, Michigar
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NO ALCOHOL
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Colds, LaGrippe, Rheumatism tir
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A pleasant but effective emulsion, which j
rebuilds th>; tissues, revives the system,
adds strengi h and stimulates the nervous ( ^
system. It las absolutely no olcohol. and is >
In every sersc a tcnic. ly
9LOO PER BOTTLE.
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Ask Your Druggist
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Manu fadured Solely by
Tha Ferrol Company
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Piles Cured In o to M Days ^
Tour druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT [ails to cure any case of Itchisc, HI
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
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Mother Praises I
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Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is a Dependable
Family Laxative.
Nearly all the sickness incident to;
baby's life is due to constipation,
inaction of the bowels. At the
st indication of irregularity in this
lportant function, relief should he
forded promptly. A mild laxa,*e
should be administered to gentcarry
off the congested waste and
ive tne stomacn aim ooweis iree
perform their alloted tasks.
Of the various remedies recomended
to relieve constipation, the
mbination of simple laxative herhs
ith pepsin, as prescribed by Dr W
Caldwell and sold in drug stores
ider the name of Dr Caldwell's
irrup Pepsin, is the most effective.
contains no opiate or narcotic
rug, is pleasant to the taste, mild *
id gentle in action, and quickly a
rings the desired relief in an easy,
ltural manner.
Mrs C J Douglas, Mason, III,
rites that she cannot say enough
i praise of Dr Caldwell's Syrup
epsin as a dependable family lax
tive. Little Mary Eya had been
adly constipated until they tried
>r Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which
rought the first natural relief the
hild had had in two weeks.
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The Negro Migration North.
The statement made before the
Usiness Men's Organization that
50.000 negroes have left the South
)' ~,me North within a year, and
iat Newark has received 10,000 of
lem and New York 25,000 calls atmtion
to the economical and social
roblems created by this new aspect
f domestic immigration.
In effect, a negro population equal
) one-fifth of that of Virginia, or,
rorn another point of view, the equi- j
nlnnt ^ t f U i?/irt hmnn V., v nnfiro . ^
aicut ui tui cc tinier uic cunic
hite and black population of an j'
nportant Southern city as Mobile, j 8
as suddenly abandoned its old home ! 8
>r a hazard of new fortunes in a ^
idically different environment far
way in the North. That its abrupt
jmoval necessarily affects industrial.1
Nations there and here is obvious, j
; is, moreover, not merely a casual;1
ligration. The movement has be- 8
jme continuous and is gaining a t
lomentum which may largely in- r
rease the North's new negro popu- t
ition during the current year be- i ^
ond these figures.
It is bound both to influence in- j \
ustrial conditions in the South by j
le withdrawal of this form of labor, c
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Annual F
Thursday and Frlda;
PROGR^
Thursi
8:00 p. m.?High School Orator
Fridi
10:00 a. m.?All Mental Conte
Recitation.
11:30 a. m.?Declamation and Ri
ary grades.
1:00 p. m.?Parade from Sell
Square. On reacliinji
schools will line up oi
the United States flag
ner and receive a she
the Mayor of Kingsti
1:30 to 2:45 p. m.? Punch.
2:45 p. m.?Athletic Events.
8:00 p. m.?Announcement of ]
Oratorical
This will take place in the
immediately after the other conti
may enter a boy and a girl fron
selection may be over five minul
ATHLETIC (
Boys* Contests
100-yard dash
220-yard dash
440-yard run
Pole vault
Broad jump
Elementary
50-yard dash 1
100-yard dash ]
220-yard dash ]
440-yard run j
High jump
Girli
Apple ra
50-yard c
Baseball
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Remedy
eved Her Baby#
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
old in drug stores everywhere
nd costs only fifty cents a bottle.
avoid imitations and ineffectve
substitutes be sure to ask for Dr
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that
, facsimile of Dr Caldwell's signaure
and his portrait appear on the
rellow carton in which the bottle ie
jacked.
A trial bottle, free of charge, can
>e obtained by writing to Dr W B
Caldwell, 455 Washington St, Monti:ello,
Illinois.
ind in the North by adding to the
loating supply. It will presumably
ireate problems, but that one af
hem, as respects the addition to
^ew York's population of 25,000
legroes, will be the need of charitible
provision is hardly worth wor ying
about. New York's capacity
or assimilating immigration may be
ixpected to prove equal to tms new
lemand put upon jt.
What is happening is merely the
ransfor of a bulk of willing and
ictive labor, competent within its
ines, to a new market. That it will
id just itself to the novel conditions
md prove self-supporting is rationilly
to be expected.?Neto York
World.
'enirat Hulls Vs Cottonseed Hulls
Ground peanut hulls have been
ised for adulterating mixed feed and
ire also being sold separate as a dairy
eed. In feed value they rank a litle
higher than cottonseed hulls. A
lumber of farmers who have used
he peanut hulls, report that they
ike it better than the cottonseed
mils. When the ground peanut hulls
an be secured at a reasonaoie cost
here is no objection to using them
n dairy cow sections in place of the
:otton8eed hulls.
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ield Day
y, April 12 and 13
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Jay
ical and Expression Contests. ?
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sts except Declamation and
ecitation Coutest for Elementiool
Grounds to Courthouse
? the courthouse the several
i west side of building, salute
, sing the Star-Spangled Ban>rt
address of welcome from
ree.
Honors and A wardingof Prizes
Contests
school auditorium at 11:30,
?sts are through. Each school
1 the elementary grades. No
:es.
CONTESTS
-High School
220-yard low hurdle
Half-mile relay
Shot put
High jump
Baseball throw
Schools
[20-yard low hurdle
3road jump
Half-mile relay
Baseball throw
a v
ice
lash
throw
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