The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 26, 1917, Image 8

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I Nels W. K. McINT< HERE THEY A They will convince yc other warehouse in W for yours just bring us Sales made Monda Sales madeTuesdi Sold yesterday ,W b. e. Mcknight sold: 150 pounds at 30c per lb. f 380 " 40c I 414 " 29c I We give our cu i of the best equipment I you as if you were a p * j Kingstree Drj i For the Good of the Service Yon Should Be Comfortable, And for the Good of Your Comfo Your Underwear Should Be Service; The Union of Comfort and Service Is Perfect in these Union Suits. They Fit Correctly. The Stor i j KINGSTREE, - Trade Here an son's For The DSH, E. J. HES RE AGAIN?FIC >u that Nelson's Wareh illiamsbnrg county ant i a load. Here are the iy by Nelson's War iy by Nelson's Wai ednesday by Nelst Here are a Few Satisfied Castor T. DAVID GAMBLE sold: 282 pounds at 34c per lb. 678 " " 28c 616 " " 27c stomers the benefit of , and the home-like lib lartner in the business. j Goods Com y * Here's Old Hi Temperaturi He's Busy with the Crops irt Won't Bother Yon unless Li Give Him Cause. Suit Your Suit to the Seas This Is lightweight Suit Ti The Time tor Palm Beach i Bring Your Wardrobe Up-I e of Qua South ( d Get Piano Cot II7? VY c* Sale of Leaf' >TER, E. CAR JURES DON'T louse is selling more I if you want to be fa figures?Dollars and ehouse 50,366 lb; ehouse 38,590 lb mi's Warehouse 77 ners Who Sold Tobacco at The I R. S. BURGESS sold: 512 pounds at 34c per lb. J. B. DUKES sold: 412 pounds at 30c per lb. our experience, the f fKnf alnrnvc nrn Ci UC3 iliai axnajo gu We thank you, call Mclnfc ???P? ~p? nanv ^ Get in ST Men You ?? DD- . | Beat me- t or Silk Suits hailflS( to-Date. I given cembe ~ A 1 lity win b< lady ii Vnt\ larolina the fol / King$ S te-] .rehc 4 i ODacco ROLL BURGESS LIE! READ Tt tobacco at a higher a^ ir with yourself by gel cents?the the things 5 for SI 1,633.46; Ai s for $9,237.47; k ,972 lbs for $19,374.07; A Nelson Warehouse this Week: L. C. COKER sold: 332 pounds at 39c per lb. JOHN WALLACE said: 392 pounds at 30c per lb. irotection of expert ji along with personal 1 again. osh, Hest LD YOU BE A on Ike Frag Lin IN TH1 chants' Trade Exte utiful prizes given >me and valuabl< on the 10th of ea< r, when Magnifice i given to the mo? 1 the content, ing Coupons are i and on payment llowing merchant* Tee Dry Goods C King&ree Drug Kings Baggett, Jeweler r The F / .T^n i, Proprietors. I [EM AND SEE! rerage price than any tting the highest price that count: rerage 23.10 cts. Per Pound aa ai n__ n i wage l1 cis. rer rounn j verage 24.85 cts. Per Pound DUKES & HARRINGTON sold 440 pounds at 27c per lb. 1 256 " " 36c " | ldgment, the facilities ? friendship. We treat jj er & Co. 4 I "SUCKERfl < I - T e and Win a Prize nsion Campaign! .1 every week, also e monthly prizes ch month until De;nt Piano !t successful young given With puris of accounts by 5: o_ n _ \ I itree Furniture Co.' Ling Hardware Co. i # " #