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U nft SMITH MOTOR TRUCK CORP. Will Continue on Its Payroll Men CallI ed Into War Service. j Groat impetus to recruiting by' men in the employ of Smith Motor / Truck Corporation, has been given : through an announcement that fam-; ilies of those who enlist will be car- i ed for during the period of the war. When the delaration of a state of war was announced, the order was issued by E I Rosenfeld, president of the company," to hold open thei jobs for men in the employ of the | comDany who should be called toj the colors by their regimental commanders. In addition to merely guaranteeing a position for these . men when they should return, Mr Rosenfeld decided to go further with his plan and to lend practical assist- 1 anee to the government in its efforts < to secure men. It was determined that a certain ; percent of the salary received by 1 the man who leaves the employ of the Smith Motor Truck Corporation to join the army should be given each week to his dependents. The amount so given will depend upon individual needs. "Every man and every manufac turing concern must share the burden," states Mr Rosenfeld, "and we believe that we can do no less than to encourage every man to do his duty as he sees it, and to stand b> his country. "To enable him to take his place in the ranks and at the same time to , rest assured that his loved ones are provided for, we have decided to lend practical aid to the government by continuing his name on the payroll and sending his family his check. ; On return from the front, every ; man who was associated with the corporation at the time of his enlist- ; rnent will be given his old job." 1 [TheSmithForm-a-Truck will \ery ; shortly be placed on sale at this 1 place, through their agent, Mr Thos J McCutchen, and as a mark of our ' appreciation of what this great cor- ; poration is doing for its employes < who have or may yet be called into J war service, we will give a two year's j subscription to The Count}* Record and Southern Ruralist to the first purchaser in this county of a Smith Form-a-Truck from the local agent. ?Ed.] Among the graduates at Winthrop this year were Misses Naomi Derrick,formerly of Lake City, and Ann Mitchell,daughter of Archdeacon Alexander R Mitchell of Charleston and niece of Rev Harold Thomas. I TUr> A/1 J. 11^ IT J Valuable Pri; THRE] GRAND UPB Weekly Prizes of Useful LIST OF WI June 13?Half Doz Dessert June 20?Half Dozen Tea Si June 27?Half Dozen Coffee July 5?Half Dozen Knives July 11?Half Dozen Scup S July 18?Half Dozen Table! July 25- Half Dozen Orang August 1?Half Dozen Butt August 8?Half Dozen Knr August 15?Half Dozen Soi August 22?Half Dozen De.< August 2*.'?Half Dozen Tat September 5?Half Dozen C September 12?Half Dozen September 19?Half Dozen September 26?Half Dozen October 3? One Berry Spoo October 10?One Butter Kn October 17?Half Dozen Fn October 24?Butter Knife. October 31?Cold Meat Fori November 1?Sugar Shell. 1 TT.lf T\ 17 ISovemoer o?nan w^u iNovember 15?Half Dozen ' November 22?Child's Set. November 29- Sugar Shell. December 5?Butter Knife. December 12?Sugar Shell. December 19?Butter Knift Closing Date?December 24 Kingstree Di i m wMnaioMiaMWH They i (WlAXS?M?UH?iliCll?Wi?lD . i j? Djt5T2?5^=---.==--T=^-^?? come\ : | spread PERUNA EXP It does more?it builds up the v tion, removes the inflammation, ov? vicorates all over. Forty-four year which thousands gladly testify. Accept the verdict of two genen prejudice, when your health is at st Liquid or tablet form, wbichevei The Perona Company, The foreign commerce of the United States for the calendar yeai ?nded April 30 amounted to ovei 58,500,000,000, an increase of $2,500,000,000 over 1916. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials Qont fr^e Price 75 cents per bottle. SoM by all Druggists. Take Kali's Family Pliis for constipation. 1 THE m i B1 I J. L. ST I HAS 1 Horses a I For Sale 01 1 J. L. SI bp Livery, Feed | Lake City, (erchan le Checks Giv< th E GRA UGHT PIANO. Articles in Rogers Silverwa JlHLY rKiiiLs; Spoon, Butter Knife, Sugar She! xx>ns. ? Spoons, and Forks. >poons, Butter Knife. Sugar Shel Spoons, Cream Ladle, e Spoons, er Spreaders. ;es and Forks, lp Spoons, jsert Spoons. >le Spoons. 'offee Spoons. Butter Spreaders. Oyster ForksOyster Forks, n. life. ait Knives, k. 'ruit Knives. Tea Sooons. 1917. ry Goods Co. 1 Grocer. 1 * 'tr imer Colds Weaken ire even more dangerous than winter for they hang on so long thatthey be:hronic catarrh. Heat and dust age them, cause the infected surface to , and fill the body with systemic catVTo/*lo/?t />ncto koolfh nnd nnortrv ELS CATARRH weakened system, regulates the diges?rcomes the poisons of catarrh, and ins of success proves its great value, of itions yourself. Don't be swayed by ake. Take Peruna and get well r is the more convenient. C?hua baa, Ohio ; Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor of itej. titration will he open on the Is Monday in each month for 'he purpose of , registering any per? >r who oualified as follows: Who shall have been a resides! the State tor two years, aim ui cm i county one year, and of the polling precinct in which the elector ofters t?vote four months before the <iaj of election, and shall have paid, si* month9 before, an} poll tax then d>.? and payable and who ' ?? re-.-' and write any section of ttie eonstiti. tion of 1*95 submitted to him by th* Supervisors or Registration, or whcan show that he owns, an.l hap pan' I all taxes collectible on during' rhf present year property in this Mare assessed at f orce hundred dollars or more. R E Cl.ARKSOV, I rW ot lion' M??M?P??U?I'.'TMT ! Jt IS ON 1 ut I UCKEYf both i nd Mules t r Exchange. | UCREYl and Sale Stable ? South Carolina j| ts Trade m with Every P e Kingstree Stoi 1VT) PR] 15-.T E WE LED EL re Given to Successful Contest; This $400.00 Upright Piano, chants Trade Ex Kingstree Furnit ?. E. Baggett, Je ^ - Hot We Palm Beach, Palm Bea A Big Line b. v. d. Union ana Trade Here Kingstree E The St i Extensi urchase or Paym< rac NtitiipH Relow L VU X ^ Muuk w ? ? ?. [ZES GE iGIX WATCH. LA] mts Every Wednesday. Special KCq ste Ki 24 W B< a First Grand Prize In the Mer- ^ tension Campaign, n tire Co. Kingstre weler. King Hat ather Clo Mohair: Cool icb Slippers lo mate of Summer Urn and Miller IV d Two-Piece and Get Piano to fry Goods Coi ore of Quality on Camp 3nt on Account at r ^EN AW DIES SILVER TOI Valuable Monthly Prizes Given on JULES GOVERNING ( ntest open to all. Checks giyen on all counts paid. Checks to be turned in a i's Store every Wednesday. Weekly r inding of contestants, by number, will ngstree Drug Company's Store. Conte th, 1917. adies' Handsome Bract rill be given on the 10th of July, :r, October and November in addi r weekly prizes. Get busy and w iautiful little watches. 1000 Given in Checks For I n?i_ n. i j dook rurcnaseu f Remember, this contest ny white lady, marriei 1 Williamsburg Coun ow and win one of the g e Drug Co. R. V dware Co. thes! R 1 Cloths h. ierwear lade Suits i I ? I upons. mpany, > si aign ? ' Each of AY! LET SET j 10th of Month. CONTEST: purchases and on Lt Kingstree Drug eports of relative be published at the , ist closes December elet Watch August, Septemtion to the reguin one of these _______________ ^ iach $5 Trade 1 I t ? ? ic nnan tn I kJ V|/VU W i or single ty. Enter ^and prizes r ^ Lewis, % i