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TOE I *1 This ii iuuacu letting y save yoi twine yc you buy Flow Hi ! l r 4 <r Fresh Coie to see I;'. v j S.F.EI [- p?^ tfToba Yoor Orders for 1 for Delivery. i Possib! * ? Ii you have nol l do so and avoid tha I of unnecessary trou m We are better 1 Ithis season than several sets or just make you prices an< kind that we manu WE ALSO El Paris Green, 5 Kingstreef (We Lea PDFFIHIC I- llVI I II1U _ _ A large and var Ij Automobile He Horse Experiencec p. ^^HKingstree Hp Phonei y We Lead; |Lveus your orde JACCO s going to be < raisers this ses ou know in ti 11 money on a ?u may need. r, Rice, M ay Stock 1 Feed bouj Car 1< Supply Ju us when in need of i }PS&C0., 1 I cco Flu< fobacco Flues are Now I (lease Call as Soon a le and Get Then. : placed your order with ui ,t last moment's delay and ble. arepared to handle your c rer before. Whether it b a few repairs, we will be g\ i show you the "Fit Just R facture. WE A LARGE STOCK OF ipray Guns, Bellows ? 1 /I lardware lomps id; Others Follow.) AND CASKET led assortment to select from. __J n__LL__T* arse ana nonaer-ii Drawn Hearse. I Services Rendere %y or NigHt. i Hardware O 35. 48. 59 or 188 ; Others Folio1 r for Engraved Visting TWINE quite an item to tson and we are me that we can my quantity of See us before eal, Grits, Poultry rht in ots st Received iny of the above Articles. KINGSTREE, S. C I mm? Rural Carrier Examination The United States Civil Servi< Commission has announced an e: 3k amination for the county of Wi liamsburg, to be held at Andrews c June 28, 1919, to fill the position ( rural carrier at Nesmith and vacai cies that may later occur on run Heady routes from other postoffices in tl above-mentioned county. The exan |? ination will be open only to ma! citizens who are actually domicile turritftPV nf a nost office i the county and who meet the oth< requirements set forth in Form N , 1977. Admission of women to th JJ ^ examination will be limited to tho? 3, lOt who are unmarried and to the wivt of soldiers and sailors serving i , the present war. irders 0 G for 666 has proven it will cure ad to Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bilight" ious Fe er, Colds and Lagrippe. It kills the parasite that cause the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general Tonic.?adv. o A library table that unfolds an q forms a full sized double bed is &C i furniture novelty of recent invei r ^on* o Resolutions Of Respect IflV Whereas, it has pleased the si U1J preme architect of the universe in h # unquestioned wisdom to remove 01 beloved brother T. E. Hanna, a trv and worthy brother of Indian tow _____ Lodge A. F. M. No. 166; for years loyal and zealous citizen of the con munity, who was removed from h earthly existence to a higher plat Sby the will of the Supreme Ruler ( the universe, on November 21, 1911 # Therefore, be it resolved that i the death of our brother, T. E. Hai na, Indiantown Lodge No. 165 A. 1 M., has lost an efficient, pruden - li impartial member and our county true an faithful servant, and th: rpfi his loved one have been deprived < I Cli one most precious, and that his con munity has lost a useful and publ spirited citizen, his lodge a true an loyal brother. i Therefore be it further resolve dthat a page in the minute book < Indiantown Lodge No. 166 A. F. S be dedicated to his memory and ths a codv of those resolutions be pr< I sen ted to ttie family of our decease brother, and that these resolutior be printed in the County Record, < Williamsburg countv. W. L. McDANIEL, R. CANNON, W. F. HANNA, Committee. A. C. McDaniel. Secretary, Indiantown A. F. J Lodge No. 165. o We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the pubLafflS have in 666 Chill and Fever U Tonic.?adv. .i \ . / i I UNDERT 1 ANI I Undertakers' Supplies I t^ornns anc With op Without I Prompt service rendered da done on short notice. Telepl FLOWERS FU I represent two floral houses i and funeral designs on short no s. coi The Ole Reliable County Daytor Can't Puncl "TRY ONE, Y Does This Recall * To the Good People ? GREETINGS:? ;f v Before taking ? I had to be convir > manufacturers clai * do. It was up to * well as my good n ?3 ter a thorough inv * disinterested parti ? ing facts: (1) The Airli than an} (2) The Airl( tire prop (3) The Airl Mfg. Co. a thorough * the tire f not to ge sorry, bu user. T1 is trons mo ,e ice and I It Is a F * a few of the many who 3. and over the State. N ? they bought the Airles ? any better recommenc * L. M. Grayson, lung J. F. Scott, Jr. f ^ Sheriff F. F. Hill, St " N. B. Baroody, Flon G. Frank Bamberg, 1 $ I will be mighty gla i. satisfaction on any roads 1 ? I do not urge you t ki out the other three pneum J* Airless again. Anticipating your p courtesy, Service and Sati Yours for tl H. C CRAW! DISTRIBUTO AKING ) ; of All Kinds. 1 Caskets learse Service. ly or night Embalming lone numbers 91 and 17. md can" furnish cut flowers tice. [2-7-6m JRTNEY. Record?1.50 the Year ? / i Airles lure Can't ran i cram n UU lili UVVU AJ K ' ? ' Vjy^y^ /lj K ^jl Kfj m i. D rieasani ur uupmswii r of Williamsburg Coonl the agency for Dayl iced that the tire w med for it and this me to protect you ame before offering restigation largely t es I was convincet ess is much cheaper in t r pneumatic tire of the I ess rides just as easy as a erly inflated, ess tire is made by T , of Dafyton, Ohio, and dy reliable concern whc or over six years. Thei i t a customer to Duy 01 t rather to keep him as hey are anxious to meel re thai/ hSlf rity to give satisftfctJtfn. >>k ? < % Measure to Me > use the tire both in W ot a single one of thes They are satisfied, lation?: stree J. A. Cunningham, Columbia Railway, < Wiftioa-c R. H. Hevwards. R lUOMiVTTW ? - r ?nce Rev Hugh R. Muri 3amberg Supt. of Ed. J. T. opville d to demonstrate the riding YOU select o buy a set at first but buy atics! I will not have to < atronage when in need of t sfaction, le "AIR FREE?CARE FR FORD, Kingstn R FOR WILLIAMSBURG Short Course at Winthrop College The following women and girls from this county will attend the Short Course at Winthrop College June 5 to 14: Mrs. B. M. Welch. Mrs. S. V. Taylor, Mrs. J. L. McFadden, Mrs. W. P. McKnight, Mrs. G. O.^Epps, Sudie Altman, May Ginn, Eunice Eaddy, Pauline Boyd, and Mettie Eaddy. This course is given to the members of the demonstration clubs five women and five girls from each county, and is decided according td merit. The girls will have regular lessons in Canning, Pickling, Preserving, , Cooking, Sewing, Poultry,' Gardening etc. The ladies will have an opportunity to hear lectures and see demon*strations given by people of State and National reputation. We fed thaf thia ic nnf nnlv 9 o?rcat nfllMT. tunity for the ten who are to go ffoin our county, but it will mean a. great deal to have them come back to as filled with inspiration and ready fox more efficient leadership in their respective communities. o ? t f It's always amusing to hear a ' rich man tell how modi happier ha was when he was poor. Nobody ever successfully dodged trouble, bu that doesn't prevent evrybody from trying to. s I ires I Blow Out [AVE FOUR." Lememberances? ty: ton Airless Tires, -'as all that the ; I determined to r pocketbook as I it to you. Afhrough and by 1 of the.follow I ' he long run setter type, pneumatic he Dayton they are a > have made ir policy is ice and be j a satisfied j t their pathem serv- || \ intion illiamsburg county e people are sorry Could I give you Nesmith Gas & Electric Co ion chison. Lancaster Munnerlyn, Bisfcr of the tire to YOUR one and let it wear rail your attention to ires and assuring you EE" tire, ee, So. Car. COUNTY.