The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 15, 1917, Image 8
MANY TROUBLED
WITH RHEUMATISM
THIS TIME YEAR.
One Man Says for Three Months He j
Was Confined to Room With Aw- j
ful Pains In Back and Limb6.
__ 1
Very Strong Iron Doses
Brought Quick Relief.
"I suffered from rheumatism for
V two years, and for three months I
was so bad off I was confined to my
room. The pain was fearful and I
tried everything I and my friends
could get but it looked like I was
done with business for the balance
of my life. It gripped me worse in
the small part of my back and in
my left leg, and at my age of 63
folks didn't believe anything could
do me much good, but I bought a
bottle of Acid Iron Mineral and the
change that came over me was wonderful,"
declared A B Williams, of
Petersburg. Ya.
"Before I had finished the first
bottle I was getting better and the
iron seemed to drive the pain right
out of me. The second bottle of
A-I-M- helped me still iii??re and
now, since taking three Unties, I
am as well as I ever was and have
l>een completely relieved. The rheumatism
is entirely gone and I gladly
recommend Acid Iron Mineral to
everybody, "continued Mr Williams,
who like hundreds of other people
in this section, find damp weather
and uric acid in the blood a hard
enemy to fight once it has taken
hold of the system.
Acid Iron Mineral, (natural iron)
is plain, everyday medicinal iron,
highly concentrated. It is sold by
most druggists in either six or
twelve ounce bottles under the trade
mark of the Ferrodine Chemical
Corp which guarantees its strength
and quality.
It has a tendency to assist the
appetite, digestion, and kidneys too.
Whole families use it this time of
year with excellent results to the
blood. A few drops in a glass of
n-otor mal-oi; dncu HirivtirtrK
f? UIVA MKinv^ 44 V4VCV A'i4V \
with each bottle.
Seed Oats! Seed Oats!
Red Rust-Proof Seed Oats at lowest
prices for cash. Bring your wagon
and carry back a load of Seed Oats.
9-27-tf Odom & Dennis.
Five hundred bushels government
inspected seed oats ou hand at
10-4 Scott-Logan Co.'s.
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jjj Our Rep
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ft Brings Cust
H stantly
TN these day
^ advancing <
M of lowered or
well-earned r<
dealing exclu:
M equally as app
M mind as are 01
M Customers do not
ft 1 a very little more th
er numbers than eve
K unnecessary chance6
M knowledge that wha
M pendable house whic
does everything pos
kwi They pay no prem
On the contrary, ec<
our greater value-gr
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In Ai
One to Ten 1
Improved
Williamsl
There Will Be No Broki
The Interest R
Terms of Loans
IRA A. <
District Manager Soutl
Wee Nee Bank 1
lO-18-tf
ATLANTIC
THOROUGHFARI
North and So
TRAVERSIN
Virginia, North Carol
Florid
A passenger service ur
equipped with the latest ]
oug-hfare Cars.
For rates, schedules, m
WILLIE
|^Gen. Pass. Agt.
g'l'i'i'i']
SE ABNORMA
iutation fo
nd Reliabil
omers to Our!
Increasing Ni
s of scarcity of
costs, of manipul
even discarded
iputation as a r
>ively in quality
tealing to the rs
Irnnnrn
Ill W CU-A.HU YYII Ul
object to paying more fo
ey have to pay here. Bnt
r before to paying for one
i. So they turn to this
tever price they pay, the:
h handles only known qi
sible to please and satisfy
rium for this assurance of
)nomy goes hand in hand
ring is more conspicuous i
; Dry Goods
he Store of Qus
ANS I
nounts of
rhousand Dollars
ON
Real Estate
-IN
>urg' County.
erage or Commission Charge.
a+n Te TiAW and til A
U>W JK.IC7 JJV VT UIJU v?v
Easy and Attractive
CALHOUN
beastern Lite Insurance Co.,
todding, Kingstree, S. C
: COAST LINE
E OF TRAVEL BETWEEN
uth. Florida-Cuba.
G THE STATES OF
ina, Sooth Carolina, Georgia,
a and Alabama.
lexcailed for luxury and comfort,
Pullman Dining,Sleeping and Thoraps
or any information, write to
,M J. CRAIG
-> Wilmington, N.C.
?j
i TIMES ?
r Quality j;
Wkd
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Store in Con- ?
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all materials, of ^
ated fabrics and K
standards, our
eliable concern,
merchandise, is
itional, thinking fe
isiness methods, rl
r their clothes-it's only mi
they do objedt in great- Zz
certainties or taking any mi
>re, perfe&ly safe in the Tz
y are dealing with a de- mi
uality merchandise and Tz
its customers. mi
quality and satisfaction. ^
with safety herej and W*
this season than ever. k*
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plr a n avt a
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Ao We believe in a
r? u Small profits ar
<X> In these days oi
I Select ai
w
gO are a veritable boon t<
fill We solicit your
[Aoj to visit us. Unqualifi
Yl Vj It will pay you
| We RETA1
| Dry Goods,
gg Our large stoci
11 KM we raa^nta^n *n our Gi
dependable brands?g
\ YY| we are able to offer tl
1 ool iority ?* dealers, ^>eca
w People
H Phone 58.
I ^ Profit-Sharing Cod
gag
99 Exdnsnre Agents for
- TOBACCO REPORTS'
| SHOW BIG GAINS
J FARMERS RECEIVE MORE THAN
ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS?
J J RECORD PRICE PAID.
MI Complete returns from the vari2
ous tobacco markets and warehouses
1 of the State indicate that South
2 Carolina is rapidly becoming a po
tent factor in tobacco production.
iThe producers this year grew 31,000,000
pounds more than last year
and received therefor $8,980,982.91
more than was received last season.
<The total amount raised was 51,080.033
pounds and the amount rea
ceived for the crop was $11,794,fl
431.78. The average price paid
^ this year was 26.09 cents a pound
A against 14.11 cents last year, which
^ was the highest average ever mainA
tained up to that time. The season
Q of sales continued through four
2 months, witft the ionowmg amounts
u sold: July, 18,954,777 pounds; Au
trust, 31,584,975; September, 514,A
479; October, 25,852. Production
I year by year shows an ever increasa
ing volume. The number of pounds
fl produced, the amount of money rej
ceived and the average price per
d pound the last eight years follows:
^ AverPounds
Amount age
Year. sold. paid. price.
1 1910 .18,802,875 $1,604,685.44 8.52
J 1911 11,101,066 1,352,462.84 12.18
m 1912 . 24,337,912 2,653,443.68 10.90
1 1913 33,299,561 4,584,339.51 13.76
A11914 .39,478,421 3,882,233.54 9.83
| 1916 .37,924,396 2,760,082.18 7.28
1 1916 . 20,079,903 2,813,448.87 14.11
A 1917 ...51,080,083 11,794,431.78 26.09
j Have you 9een the Piedmont Au
tomobile? Made in the South; made
^ for the South, and good, like the
1 South. 9-27
Kjngstree Hardware Co, Agts
Complete line of the famous Shipman
Organs. Phone, send word or
!drop us a line and we will send you
one. Terms to suit purchaser. 9-6-tf
Kingstree Furniture Co.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neua
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
j Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
J used internally or externally. 25c
RE DEAL 1
square deal.
id lots of sales count with us.
f high co& of living our cash p
nd Finest G
ci the housewife,
patronage, and new customer
ed satisfaction?our reputatioi
to see us before placing your <
IL at WHOLES
Clothing, Shoes,
: of Merchandise is of the san
rocery Department We keep <
oods that have been tested an
tese to our customers at a lov
use we buy conservatively an<
's Mercant
Hampt
pons with Every Purchase
the World-Famed NEW HOI
jf I pj 6j?CEIVIH6TEUERg
I I nrwrn
MONEYTAKES WIN<
innvIUEDTCTHPI
kVN/ll 1 IkllhiW hi |
TO STOP IT!
Amah will start downtown wit!
will pass a bank. If he depc
sparing in his expenditures,
little currency and a FAT CHECK
an elephantine WAD OF GREEK!
BOOK!
BANK OF I
THE GOVERNM1
"WOMEN, who are not pre
defense of the country, may fin
Stenographers and Typewrite
THE GOVERNMENT in a prac
"Persons who have not the r
raphy and Typewriting) are
STRUCTION AT ONCE, for t
Vf Awn wir.T, CONTINUE IN!
3 "Literally THOUSANDS (c
N writers) are required."
NOTE?The above paragraphs are
ceived by us from one of the Governi
D C. Write, telephone or call to se
time required and cost of preparation
of $1,000 to $1,200 a year to begin,
Draughon's Bi
National Reputation, No. 1626
ll-18-3t
To Cure a Cold in One XTi
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists reiuDd money if it fails to cure.*
E. W, GROVE'S signature on each box 30c.
I
'0 All! I
trices on mo& feSgj
?02 I
iroceries SB
s are cordially invited YY
i depends on this. gg
order. lY
ALE Prices
? Ui
Notions, &c. m
' r/\^
ie high standard that
jnly the be^t and modt Aj ,
d found faultless. Yet OS!
rer price than the ma- Al
i do not overstock. Qfij ^
lie Co. 1.
:on Avenue, g
in Dry Goods Dept. j<gj
ri nimniv/i u * aikitti WM
lit atfflTN) mAlHlflL FTyj
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AT iVlHV 7 I I 4
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i $50 in his pocket. On his way he
sits $40 of his $50 he will be mare
Money will not TAKE WINGS!
BOOK is a better combination than
LACKS and an ANAEMIC CHECK
y
LINGSTREE.
*
ENT SAYS: I
pared to TAKE UP ARMS in
d in this OFFICE-WORK (as
rs) an opportunity to HELP
:tical way."
equired training (in Stenog- A
URGED to UNDERGO IN- 1
he prospect is that THE DEFINITELY."
>f Stenographers and Typetaken
from a letter recently renent
Departments at Washington,
e us TODAY for full particulars,
l The Government oners salaries
isiness College
Main Strent, COLUMBIA, S. C.
Drives Oat Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic. I
GROVE'S TASTEI.ESS chill TONIC, drives out A
Malaria.enriches the blood.and builds uptheays- 1
tern, A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c I
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