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EASTER BARGAIN lust arrived, a beautiful line of Ladies street hats for Easter, at very popular prices. Just received a beautiful line of gent's hats for Easter. Panama hats from $2.50 to $5.00. Gent's nice straw hats 50 cents to $.'?.00. Men's Mexican Panama hats for M>'. wear at the old price.?only 2~> ts for a hat that will last all the Summer. Yar wide Bleach Homespun 20, or 1 o,, <Xl IU O'' UUU" uu Yard wide Sea Island Homespun 20 and 25 cents the yard. Sea Island Homespun 27 inches wide, 15 cents the yard. Apron Gingnams. 15 cents the yard. Dress Ginghams, best. 25 and .15 cents the yard. Ladies new silk skirts and waists at prices to please you. A new line of Gent's new Easter suits, $18.00 to $35.00 the suit. Gent's new Easter neckwear 35 to 50 cents. Great Line ot snoe* 1 want to impress upon you that we now have a new line of low cut shoes for Men, Ladies, and Children that ought to command your attention. The famous Red Bell Craddock Terry guaranteed line is hefe on our shelves. We want to tell you that we have the goods on our shelves and without making any big noise about it we name the lowest prices for cash. W. E. JENKINSON. THURSDAY APRIL 10, 1919. TO ADVERTISERS The only newspaper published in fAH??V thmnoph which lllJiUllMSUIg WUUi; u?v.0> :<?i\ ertisers can roach the people fn the best advantage is The County l.'tvord. Its circulation is 3.000 copies ?Mch week. Items of Local Interest Come out to the citizens Mass Meeting tonight and help formulate plans for entertaining our soldier Boy's from the front! Come. Mr. W. R. Scott, is spending this week in Rock Hill. Miss Emmie Snow of Henry, spent Monday in town. * A. M. Gordon. Jr., spent two days this week in Sumter. Dont forget the mass meeting at court house, y:isu tonigru. ^ Mr. I. A. Calhoun left Wednesday ^ afternoon for Greenville. Dr. S. L. Gilliland spent several days in Columbia last week. Mr. H. L. Prosser spent Sunday in Georgetown with friends. Mr. A. L. McElveen has just returned from a visit to Latta. Mr. and Mrsi W. W. Holliday spent Sunday at 'Lane with relatives. Quite a nurtjber of Kingstree folk went to Florence on Tuesday for the ball game. Miss Marian McFadden spent last week end with Miss Ruth Carroway in Georgetown. Miss Hannah Phillips who has * * i i ;c been quite sick ai nor nume m-ic much improved. Mr. and Mrs. B. L Nesmith and little daughter of Nesmith. were in Kingstroe Monday. Mrs. H. D. Mills, who has been indisposed for se-.eru' days is :ih!< to he about a?ain. Mr. Fred Wolflfe. we are sorry tc report, is in the hospital suffering from appendicitis. Mrs. R. I>. Carter, we are please* ' to leuni i> 'retting along nicely ai the Kelley Hospital. Mrs. M. L. Raggett, who has bcr quite sick the past few days, is, \v< are glad to learn, improving. Charley Blakeley returned hom< here yesterday from overseas ser vice. M: U 1 Bonds 1 ? ! LI<BERT\ \ War Sav ? 1 ================== i * | Would like to buy jL' Government Securitic ; y money. ' Will pay SPI 1 ' ============ JAS. Kingsi Dont forget the meeting a; court house. 9:.'t0 tonight. Mr. Morgan Swails of Florence is j here on a visit to his brothers. Messrs. A. C. and L. F. Swails. Dr. and Mrs. Denton M. Montgomery are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. < It. Montgomery here this week. I | Miss Tyson McFadden. has return-!,1 od to Converse Col'< ?re Spartanburg, j ] after having spent a week with hery parents here. i Mr. Durant McConneM. of the I". ; IS. A., who recently returned from 1 France is visiting hi. mother. Mrs.]] W. K. McConneM. i< Mr. .1. It Alsbrook of Greelyville, j J is in Richmond attending the annual i. convention of the Southem Hard- j, j wave dealers association. i Millie Rritton. Eugene King, and'] Joe Wilkins are among the Kings-! I tree boys who have returned from' overseas since last Thursday. Miss Amanda Edwards, district demonstration agent, who spent several days in Kingstree last week j left Monday f<jr Georgetown. The Cantly School. District No. 38, has been awarded a prize of ?' $40.00 by the State School Improve- 1 ment Association for improvement ' shown during the last year. P. O. Arrowsmith has returned from a Charleston hospital, where he recently underwent an operation . for appendicitis. We are glad to see him out again. ^ Messrs. C. W. Stoll and T. 0. J Epps recently shipped from Salters J Depot to Richmond. Va., a car load of hogs, for which they received lO1* and 20* the pound. Master Louis Spergen Courtney . was at home .yesterday afternoon to a number of his little < r?'onsic Thp occasion was in cele- ] bration of his birthday. Mr. E. J. Hester, one of the proprietors of Nelson's warehouse here and who h; i been at l.exington. Ky., . for some months past arrived in j Kingstree Tuesday. He will be here ( through next we-k. < Mr. L. D. Rodgers was in Lake City last Friday, summoned thereon , account of the death Thursday night of the six vear old daughter of his 1 I brother, Mr. C. E. Rodgers. The lit- ' tie girl was buried Friday afternoon. J Peoples Furniture Company, of Hemingway, has been commissioned by the Secretary of State with a < proposed capital stock of $3,000, the 1 petitioners being S. J. Deery, L. C. < Dove, of Kingstree; and A. J. Pros- ! ser. of Hemingway. Mr. Robert \Y. Fulton, who was , taken to the Infirmary at Florence ( some time ago. was brought back 1 here Monday and is now at the Kel- ' lev' Hospital. We regret vei-y much to learn that Mr. Fulton's condition is not ecouraging to his friends. * There are two hundred and fifty | thousand words ?n the English lang- ; uage. and most of them were used . o?1?.. i?. .j ja,]v who discover-1 ISM CUima.- ?? .. ed after coming' out of church, that hor now hat was adorned with a tag 3 on which was written, reduced to i $2.75." A series of evangelistic services was started at the Baptist church here last night by the pastor, Rev. I McDowell. Tomorrow the Rev. Lamar. is expected to arrive and will < conduct these services to their con- 1 elusion. Dr. Lamar is a very able and forceful pulpit orator and the public are invited to hear him. o Pine Bark Stew Tuesday Mr. IJ. J. Kpps gave another of | his famous pine bark fish stews up ; the river Tuesday, and we consider it a fortunate event for those present, about twenty-five persons. Sevhentv-five or eightv, nice fish, fresh i ??,. i from the river, were prrpairu /. Mr. Kpps in that inimicable style of his. and known when completed as 1 a "pine-bark stew", with the usual aecompanyments of rice, delicious home made bread and coffee. Every , ono pronounced it fine, and it was. r On?- of the guests Mr. I. W. Hill, assistant in charge of Hoys Club Work. State- Belation Service, Washington,: ' IJ. C.. was so highlv pleased over the feast that he requested his coworker. Mr. L L. Baker, to notify i him if at any time he should be r>ii)o< of Kingstree. so WJUI1I1 III! . 1. ..^, _ that he could be on hand at a similar outing. Mr. McGuire of the Buck' eye Cotton Oil Co., was also present as a guest of honor and Mr. J. A. McCulIough of Lane. ! Wanted! j -? j ' "BONDS & I I ings Stamps B I S60,000 worth of these | ;s Saturday. Plenty of 1 DT CASH.' (I i L. LEE I tree. S. C, 2 Transfer of Valuable Property The law firm of Stoll and O'Bryan ha> recently purchased from the ownr?i-. Mr. Jno. button, the lot and old frame building situate on Main -treet at the Northeast corner of court house square. The present building, while practically worthless, is an old landmark and has served as a domicile for various enterprises, and was the birth place of The County Record in 1885, we understand. Rut this building will be torn down and a modern law office erected on the site by the new owners. The i proximity of the location to the court house and jail (since it is true that lawyers have to go to jail sometimes?to visit prisoner-clients) make it a most desirable one, and Messrs. j Stoll and O'Bryan are to be congratllated unon their acousition of the I property as a site for an office1 i>u riding. o Church Notice Methodist Church?Rev. J. T. Fowler, pastor. Preaching Sunday at 11:30 a. m. by Rev. J. E. Ford of Andrews, Sunday School at 10:30 i. m. Dr. D. P. Frierson, Superintendent. No preaching Sunday night. Public cordially invited. MEAT PRICES REDUCED From this date my prices on fresh >eef will be reduced as follows: Choice steak 35c per pound Roast beef 30c per pound Stew beef 25c per pound Soup meet 10c per pound H. A. MILLER. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS LOST?Monday a brown bill fold?r containing a sum of money mostly in bills of large denomination. Liberal reward will be paid for return to this office. It. WANTED?To buy Dug-out Cypress Canoe from fourteen to sixteen feet long in good condition. Ad? ia a ru 1ress F. L. i*AKn.r,K, 4U oroaa isv., Charleston, S. S. 4-10-t FOR SALK?One large McCrea Refrigerator. lee capacity 400 poand; suitable for store or market. \t a bargain for cash. See H. C. CRAWFORD, nekt door to Kellahan Hotel, Kingstree, S. C. 4-3-tf. LOST?One automobile tire 33x4, Sunday afternoon, between Kingstree and Black river, Reward for return to R. M. UPCHURCH, Motor Sales Co.. Kingstree, S. C. 43-tf. MONKY TO LOAN?On first mortgage on real estate. Apply to, STOLI. &. O'BRYAX. Kingstree. S. C. 3-27-4tc. FOR SALK?One five passenger ar. run only 1500 miles; good as new; must be sold; owner leaving town. Apply to R. M. UPCHFRCH. Motor Sales Co.. Kingstree. S. C. l-d-tf. FOR SALK?Several thousand feet of extra good rough lumber j r-u N V II <I\C1 l-rnv Kimrstren. I Lun?'. it. utw^i.t v.M .....Q S. C. 2-20-tf. WANTED?Attention of Farmers to the Bemis Tobacco Transplanter. This wondej-ful machine does work of 15 laborers?Saves time and money ?Place orders at once to insure delivery. Address. CARTER DISTRIBUTING CO. Lake Citv.S. C. 3-27-5t. FOR SALE?Eggs from my splendid, prize winning Barred Rocks: thirteen eggs for $2.00. T. L. ARROWSMITH. Kingstree. S. " ~ DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE --One good six room dwelling houe in town of Kingstree. desirably 'o cited on one-acre !ot. with good nece>sary outbuildings, .-urh as ba-n stables, etc. Add res.- P. 0. Rox rtT"> Kingstree. S. C. 1-2-tf. The Pee Dee Collecting and Adjusting Agency WILL COLLECT YOUR AC. COt NTS I-VR YOU. No Collection?No Pay! A Trial Will Convince You That We Can GET the Money. P. A, ALSBROOK, Mgr., KINGSTREE, S. C. 3-27 Shi ngies! For Sale 1 have received a car-load of all-heart TTTF1HOILD Red - Cedar - Shingles. Per Thousand, $7.25. W. J. HODGES, 2-27-tf Cades. S. C. I Grand Prize | j ||j| Firearms 6'Ammunition |jj TOS THC REMINGTON ARMSUMC CO. INC E'fl i i j. Good | IS WIT] j J I ! But There 1 i Charlit | Undei where a smil tention a ! * Come and sec I SPRING am ! c. i i KINGSTR I ( | i , EDISON PHONOC Life-L The Steele I Weat H US AT LAS' is Always Sunshin 5 Tuck fling Stoi le and courts Iways awaits 3 j our big new s d SUMMER GC rucKe: .EE, - - iRAPHS AND iKe In .Tor Madam r,ia (i?ni Creatior '^os ' with M; ralf*?l$ trifle : n|^ heard s &?m%m4 althougl kJ?KSh dence o '- am Raj %? voice p< ' voices i it be? gpjfiiu Madam jSSWr voice w E5S? the "voit jiM impossii Kyffi the two which Q work these 7umiture C t h ni* ! 11^1 n e at I er's I j re [ >5 i-t ,rou. i tock of >ODS. | ~ I x r' ^ j i 3 *. I \ J RECORDS j i * ie ESE'S WHAT THE ' ' IA R 1 I II tAtm U'AILT 5 SAYS! rts from the laboratory of A. Edison, with the aid of Marie Rappold. of the Meti Opera Company. demonFriday night in the Auditoat the' inventor has attained rfection in reproducing the voice that it was actually ?le for a large invited audidistinguish between the prita's voice and the Edison Rei of it." e in the audience familar idam RappoId*s voice were a astonished?the voice they eemed unquestionably hers. 1 they faced the visible evif her closed lips. Then Madjpold's lips opened, and her >ured out. There were two n the Auditorium now*. Here ime evident that, although Rappold was singing, her as matched so perfectly by e in th?> cabinet that it was )le to distinguish betweep ? o iavo in stock a nice selection of med Pictures we are closing out t. If you want a real of art con:e and see PICTURES. I ompany t