The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 11, 1917, Image 5
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|W. E, JEMSON'S, I;
- Ail-Wool I>k;e Serges, sponged
| id shrunk.42 inches wide, midnight j1
un. a Kina .<1 no fhe vard. !
Uiur auu iin> ^ cauv, ^
Men's Fleece-hack Underwear,66c
each, or $1.25 the suit, vest and
drawers. 1
Ladies' Jersey Knit Underwear i
45c each, or 85c the suit, vest and .
slips.
Ladies' Heavy Cotton Underwear
75c each, or $1.40 the suit. J
| A splendid line of Winter Under- 1
" wear for men and children at lowest
prices.
Don't fail to see our line of Skirts, <
Waists, Coat Suits and Long Coats. i
Very attractive prices on Check
and Bleach Homespuns, Calicoes and
Ginghams. Come and see them. ]
Winter Underwear is now the cry l
and we are here with the goods and j
here with the right prices.
Boys' Kr.ee Suits and Men's AUWool
Suits all going cheap. Hats
and Caps, Shirts and Collars ,
We are here for business and here .
with the goods, hungry for business, j1
^ 1 * and ?pp |j j
anxious ior uu^intdd. wmv ?>iu ?
us if you need goods: we'll do the \
balance. ]
W. E. Jenkinson. !
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NEWS if
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Mr J A Hanna of Hemingway was 1
in town Friday. '
The Chautauqua will open,in Kings- j
tree November 7. {
Mr and Mrs C E Funk have re- <
turned to St Stephens. i
Mr 1 E Christmas was in Kingst*
ee on business yesterday. i <
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Mr James Collins is home on a ten
da.'s furlough from the navy.
Mr and Mrs C L Porter of Rocky j
Mount.N C. spent Sunday with rela-; j
tives here. ; \
Miss Louise Wheeler of Andrews <
was in town one !day recently visit-1
injr friends. *
Mr Thos McCutchen left Tuesday !
klight for Richmond, Va. to attend
^the State fair.
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* Mr C B Cannon of Florence spent
Sunday here with his cousin. Mrsi
Mary C Stutts. !
Mrs C B Gourdin of Salters is vis- J
iting her daughter, Mrs W G Gamble.
on West Main street.
Miss Fannie David of Columbia is,
visiting her sister. Mrs Edwin L
Hirsch, on Academy street.
Messrs J E Player and Walter
Mixon of Greelyville were noted in
Kingstree one day last week.
Mr Louis Sherfessee of Greenville
was in town Sunday and Monday
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr Geo E Hudgins of Charleston
returned home Monday morning after
a short visit at the home of Mr
W T Wilkins.
Mr W N Jacobs has gone to
Georgetown, where has engaged in
business. He expects to move his
f family there later on.
Dr C D Haddock, who has been
associated with Dr W L Taylor, has
returned to Atlanta, Ga, to resume
his studies in dentistry.
Misses Ella and Ola Smith of
Johnston, who are teaching at Cedar
Swamp, spent the past week-end
with Miss Annie Stackley.
J D O'Bryan. Esq, of Kingstree
and Messrs F S Brockington of Indiantown
and 0 C Hinnant of Suttons
visited Charleston this week.
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Dr Palmer Sullivan of Savannah,
. Ga. a graduate-dentist of the University
of Pennsylvania, is now associated
with Dr W L Taylor.
V??'-Mr P R Donnelly of Wando was
in Kingstree on business Monday
and called at The Record office to
"shove his subscription ahead."
Mr L T Thompson and family,
who have been at Hendersonville, N
C, during the summer, returned
home this week for the winter.
Mr and Mrs George Stang of
Louisville, Ky, have come to spend
k the winter with their daughter, Mrs
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f tl A Miller. iney art- aw MU^ouiru | |
by Miss Either Saner.
The total number of bales of cotton
ginned in Williamsburg county
prior to September 25, 1917, wa3
7f*39, as compared with 2,962 prior 11
to September 25, 1916.
Mrs M F Swann and daughter,
I Mrs J P Hutson, accompanied by
I ^the letter's little son, J Percy, Jr,
I visiting the former's daughter,
B fuss Mary Lee Swann,in New York.
B Have you seen the Piedmont AuB
^mobile? Made in the South; made
H r the South, and good, like the
uth. 9-27
Kingstree Hardware Co, Agts.
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Dr and Mrs R J McCabe are visitng
Mrs W H Hand at Marion. s
Mr L H Cromer, Jr. who was
formerly connected with The County
Record, but more recently with The t
[)illon Herald, has accepted a po- c
?ition with The Williamsburg Herald.i h
We are glad to have him again a fc
citizen of our town. e
Rev Dr Walter Mitchell will oflic-. ^
iate at the Episcopal church Sunday j
at 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m.and at Boyd : t
school at 4 p. m. Holy communion j f
a the morning service. This will be S
Dr Mitchell's first visit here since a
May 13, and all will welcome his re- J
turn. 9
Miss Janie McCutchen, daughter!
Df Mr D E McCutchen of Indian-11
town, is in the McLeod infirmary, j v
where she was operated on for ap- d
pendicitis Sunday night. The oper- r
ation was successful, and we are f
?lad to report that she is getting a
along nicely. ; c
Dr Walter H Harper will leave, ^
tomorrow for New York city, where j j.
ae has been summoned by telegram ^
to take up the practice of his pro- j
Fession in the Riverside hospital, j
Dr Harper was engaged there for
sometime during the epidemic of i<
nfantile paralysis. C
The editor, with other friends, is
3leased to hear that our popular
Former Solicitor, now Major PH
Stoll, U S R, is comfortably located ?
n his new position at Boston, Mass.
fle writes that "Boston is a great ^
rity, but he longs for Kingstree and
lis old rocking chair." *
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After fourteen years of married | p
life the home of Mr and Mrs Harold t
\J Kinder was brightened Monday,!
October 1, 1917, by the arrival of
ittle Miss Frances Elizabeth Kinder. ; 0
Mother and babe doing nicely, "dad- ie
iy" wears a smile that won't come 1'
)ff and says he knows the war is go- j
ng to be a long one.
A mere expression anent the game i a
}f fox hunting from Harold Kinder.' v
Raul Harper or Will Fairey was at e
me time regarded by novices at the \
sport as authority. But within the s
past week there have sprung into v
arominence as terrors to Renard.
:wo other young gentlemen, viz:
Dne L Roy Gates and one Roland D a
Mills. They went out on a chase a a
few nights ago and what they don't s<
enow now about the nocturnal sport
sn't worth trying to find out. 9
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Mr Chad Williams of Greelvville
pent Sunday with his parents at
flarion.
Governor Manning has appointed
he following delegates from this
ounty to the Trade congress to be
leld in New York early in Novem>er:
Hons E C Epps, I) E MeCutchn
and S A Graham, and Messrs F
V Fairey and T W Boyle.
Committees to boost the sale of
he second issue of Liberty bonds
lave been appointed throughout the
state. Among the local chairmen
ire LeRoy Lee,Esq,of Kingstree and
dessrs D G Huggins of Hemingway
;nd C E Register of Greelyville.
The regular monthly meeting of
he local Home Demonstration club
vas held in the offices of Miss Amanla
Edwards Monday afternoon. The
neeting was well attended and
>roved, as usual, quite interesting
nd instructive. The subject disussed
was "Beverages," and some
aluable points in the preparation of
ea, coffee and their substitutes were
srought out by Misses Edwards and
'ooper. Those present were served
vith tea, coffee and corn cookies.
Dr C D Jacobs, who is at the medial
officers' training camp at Fort
)glethorpe, Ga, was last week electd
to be first lieutenant of his company
of 100 officers in training. The
nedical officers are put into compares
of 100 each, just as privates,in
he regular ranks, and the members
* * * i a A! ?
re privileged 10 seieci ineir own uiicers.
Friends of Dr Jacobs considr
this a high compliment, inasmuch
s there are many men in his com?any
who rank considerably higher
han he does.
Dr M R Mobley, formerly health
fficer of Florence, has been assignd
to duty at a base hospital in Engmd
and will report there shortly.
WOOD WANTED.
The County Record office wants
nd must have several cords of good
/ood. Bring it along quick. Print
rs can't work with cold fingers.
Ve will pay cash or take wood on
ubscription. It's the wood we
?ant and must have.
Jnst Received
DoKtT Pan
^UUU SlippiJ' Ul UIK UCII, uauv Lieu
nd School Desk Clocks. Come and
ee my stock before you buy.
Yours to please,
27-tf F J Watts, Jeweler.
The Clothes of i
for me
Every man in the
Styleplus Clothes
year out.
Also, he has becom
the price stands forAll-wool
fabrics in
that young men (ar
tailoring ? and an a
Models to suit ever
Two grades, two pr
possible value at its ]
Styleplus $17 still t
Styleplus $21 gra
wanting a better <
the fabrics.
Kingstrc
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November 1.
SPECIAL NOTICES
For SALE-One pair niceyoung mules,
swift, well mated and very reasonable ;
for cash or negotiable papers. Apply ;
to C B Guess, Salters Depot, SC. ltp
Notice?We are getting inquiries for
farm property. If you want to sell j
your farm list it with us. Kingstree '
INSURANCE Real Estate & Loan Co, i
W H Welch, Manager, Kingstree, S!
C. 10-ll-4t
Found?I have found several cases
of tomatoes in Santee river. Owner;
can obtain same by proving ownership,
and paying expenses thereon. J W i
Oliver, Greelyville, S C. 10-11-tf ;
For Sale or Rent-One dwelling
house, situated in northeast Kingstree,
formerly occupied by L T Thompson.
Terms reasonable. See, phone or write
T F Thompson, K:ngstree, S C. 10-4-tf
Wanted-To rent a three or four
horse farm in Florence or Williamsburg
counties. Ample labor to cultivate
same. Dan lurnisn myseir. uommunicate
with, Box 14 A, Lake City, S C,
Route 2. 10-4-2tp
Goats Wanted-50 to 75 head of
Goats. H A Miller. 8-23
Wanted ? Share-cropper for two;
horse farm. P D Wilson, Henry, S
C. 10-4-2tp
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Money to Loan.?We are in position
| to loan money in sums of two to ten
thousand dollars on improved and developed
farm land and well located
town property, in Williamsburg county,
at 6 per cent for long terms. Kelley
: & Hinds, Kingstree, SC. 9 13-tf
I Setter Pups For Sale?Three four
1 months old male puppies, eligible for
i registration, ready for training. $10. uo i
each. S F Epps, Kingstree, S C. 9-27-4t
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For Sale?My house and lot, now
occupied by F E Bradham; cheap for
cash or easy terms. Quick sale desired.
Address, F K Graham, Bamberg, S1
C. 8-30-tf !
For Rent:?Two-story dwelling, late j
home of Dr Claude McCabe. Rent j
reasonable. Apply to L w uilland,
Esq, Kingstree. S C. 8-16-tf
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Known Quality and I
n of every age and
country knows what he
? they are nationally ath
ie acquainted in the same
?dependability.
every suit of Styleplus ? i
id older) are looking for al
bsolute guarantee of satisfa
v facte puerv need.
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ices, $17 and $21?each g
price.
he same price.
ide, just added to meet ti
choice of models and gr
>e Dry Gocx
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LakejCityiVouth in Trouble. '.'."ZiS? i
I Florence, Oct. 7:?Leland ^lat-'
j thews, a white hoy about li> years i
J o!ci. is in jaii here on the charge of
t forgery. He pleaded jruiity to the
charge before the magistrate and
was sent up to the court of general
sessions. Matthews is from Lake;
City. He is accused of securing
$200 from a bank in Hartsville and 1
went to Jacktonville to spend the
money which he is said to have ob-:
tained on a forced check.
Th Piant lotfor nnatacre oftor
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This Bank will store in iti
CHARGE, Jewelry, D
Policies, Mortgages, Bonds,1
other valuable papers belon,
ing into camp or into active
We will be glad to rendei
in our power, Checks ma>
for your credit in Savings
wise, and insurance premiu
able at this Bank.
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1 Hudson, 4-cylindei
1 Studebaker, 4-cyli
3 000 milosl
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1 Lexington 6-cylin
onstration Car,
Each of the above in good
running. See or write
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