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f SPECIAL ! L We are showing a variety of good J BA values in Ladies Waists, comprising Wash Voiles, Crepe de Chine, and Hk^Georgette. Also a recent arrival of 1 P^Ladies and Children's White Canvass P; -slippers. K. We are strong on Ladies trimmed ' Hatj^Just received a large shipment 1 | in all the Shades, Colors and Shapes. I) np to the latest styles for street and I dre?s. |V<; Children's Dresses a Specialty, all j I If sizes in Serviceable Gingham and ; H Poplins. Remember that the Earle and Wil1 son Shirt and Collars can be found I here. I No better Overalls, than the Coast I Line Brand. We are well supplied on; I this line. I: I NOTE?We are making the Price j < I ?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at I 10# the cake. i L y, Seal fix Union Undersuits' for men < J at $1.50, all sizes?also a good value < i mom'e Union Suits at $1.00. ^ fs' 2-]faec6 undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00 Bfttf suit At Jenkinson's | W. E. JENKINS. I THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919. P Items of Local Interest f Mies Marian McFadden is on the j sick list today we regret to report. . LeRoy Lee Esq. was m Darlington .. oa professional business yesterday. He III. and Mrs. LeRoy Lee and Miss Serena Lee spent the week in CharmwL J. D. O'Bryan, Esq returned Sunday from Glenn Springs and Henderaonvflle. I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Claiborn and | children returned Sunday from HenI dersonville. P Jesse Nettles spent the week end at Sumter with his sister, Mrs. R. W. Lewis. TV- r A anH ? XI1C J?C?. Xi. A. Mvvvnvtt V...V. ? family are at Murrel's Inlet on an t outing party. f Miss Sue Stoll has returned home \ ^ and is enjoying a vacation from her 3 schoolroom work. Kings tree warehouses and warehousemen are all ready for the big opening next Tuesday. ^ Mrs. Samuel Wilkins and children ^ of Athens, Ga., are visiting Mrs. W. ' j^^T. Wilkins here this week. Br Mr. F. W. Fairy and family and v Mrs. J. C. Kelley expect to leave to- i morrow (Friday) for Hendersonville. \ J?Miss Marie Witt of Orangeburg 11 W and Mrs. U. E. Gleaton of Elion are . guests of Mrs. S. J. Deery here this week. _ 1 Mrs. jmd Mrs. David Silverman are c in Atlantic City this week, having 1 Ce ' there frcm Wluce Sulphur t ings West Va. c Mrs. E. C. Burgess and children left yesterday for Hendersonville ?J iolavilU M C lit- Riirfress ar. #ua ixoi.cMuc, v. *'**. w ? compared them as far as Florence. 1 Mrs. Clelia Burgess, sister-in-law , of Mrs. R. D. Mills and her mother C'.t>oks of Greenville are visit- J in* the family of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. ' Mills. Captain Robert Kirk, who reached thi? country from France several * days ago is now in Florence to spend a thirty day leave of absence with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kirk. ( Miss Annie Tolley left yesterday 1 k' morning for a visit of several weeks t to Virginia, her old home. She will |: visit in South Boston, Lynchburg, Lexington and New Market before1 returning here. | -; ALL DURING THE TJ WHEN QUALITY MATERIAI WE GUARANTEED OUR CI IN EACH PURCHASE MADE v UINUfcK X V/UI PARED EVEN BETTER TO ESTS IN YOUR HARDWARE WE WAIfT YOl WE WILL GIVE YOU FOR IT. Fhar dw KSCSCSBClZZnCHmBBHH Mr. M. L. Coker of Cades, was in Kingstree Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shuler leave tomorrow (Friday) for a visit to his home at Eloree. Miss Lucile Mills, was operated on Monday afternoon at the Kelley Sanitorium for apendicitis. Her friend will be pleased to know that she stood the operation nicely and is getting along well. Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess, Miss Nellie Burgess and Misses Fannie and Mary Epps, of the Bethel section, were here the past week end Visiting Miss Lillie McElveen.? Lake City News. Mr. Martin, road engineer for the x>unty, has just completed an enaction tour of the county, noting :he general condition of the public lighways and bridges. He expects to start some effective work in a few lays,or just as soon as sufficient abor can be secured. o r Fire Yesterday Fire broke out about 11 o'clock resterday morning in the frame building on Mill street occupied by Phillips and Lesesne for their cleanng and pressing business and was in i short while destroyed. The fire was :aused by the exnlosion of some gasdine. Most of the clothing was got;en out safely. Near the building vas a frame structure used by Mr. David Silverman as a garage, his lew Buick car was in the building md was badly damaged by the lames. No damage was suffered by tdjacent buildings. The local fire delartment responded in its usual >rompt manner and did good work. o We have arranged with an experienced Piano Tuner that has had 4 ;ears experience tuning and repairng piano's and player piano's in tome of the leading colleges and factories. Being highly recommended ve guarantee the work done by him. Your piano, should be tuned at east once or tjvice a year according o use?Doing this not only prolongs he life of the piano, but gives you he use of an instrument that adds o the pleasure of entertaining your quests. Phone your order for tuning at ?nce and avoid delay. Phone 167 CINGSTREE FURNITURE CO. 0 NOTICE TO WHOLESALERS: We will have to arrive in a fewlays two car loads of new flour. A >ig fine of heavy groceries has aleady arrived and we can save you reight charges from other points. We buy only in car lots. Watch our id next week. S. F. EPPS & CO. o Warning to Vehicle Owners -Up to the present it is estimated hat about one half of the buggies vagons in the county have been regstered and received tags. The books vill be open a few day more for colection of license fees and after that ime all officers of the county will be isked to arrest any and all persons >perating vehicles which have no icense tag. There has been no exers-on of time for paying this li;ense fee. " Do not accept a substitute. Buy be old Reliable Singer. ?o Before you buy ask your grandnother and she will recommend a Singer. o Buy the latest one motion Singer Sewing Machine. o The improved Singer Sewing Ma;hine has all thfe latest improved atachments including button hole atachment and electric motor to suit ,*our current. o The war cost the Unit id States ?>0,177.0( t',000 up to June ."U, 191!#. _i _ I rying years of war. jS were hard to get. 'stomers satisfaction at our store. editions we are preprotect your interi needs. ;b business uniform satisfaction She col "' MmMB II ! ! I !! I III I I I I CORPORATORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that in pursuance with a commission issued to the undersigned by W. Banks Dove, Secretary of State, dated July 7th. 1919, constituting them a board of corporators therein, books of subscription to the capital stock of the Johnsonville Building and Loan Association will be opened to subscribers at offices of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, Johnsonville, S. C., at eleven o'clock A. M. on Monday the fourteenth day of July 1919. The capital stock of the proposed corporation is Fifty Thousand Dollars divided into five hundred shares of the par value of one hundred dollars each, payable one dollar per month until fully paid for. 1 Notice is further given that at the j same time and place aforesaid there i will be a meeting of stockholders of ! the proposed corporation at which j all further steps necessary for the | completion of the organization of the ' ' pronosed corporation will be taken ! R. L. COCKFIELD. | S. B. BOSTON, I W. C. WALLACE, W. J. HUGGINS Board of Corporators. ; NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE j Pursuant to the order of the Probate Court for the County of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the late residence of James A. Ferrell, deceased, Salters Depot, S. C., at 12 o'clock noon on Friday July 18th 1919, the following described personal property of the Estate of the said J. A. Ferrell, deceased, to-wit: 10 shares Salters Social Club, notes, and book account and other evidences of debt, and also all agricultural appliances and implements and live stock, consisting of 4 horses, 2 cows and their increase, plows, wagons, buggies, harness, road cart, pumps, mower, rake, distributer, corn snener, ieeu crusher. MATTIE J. FERRELL, . Executrix, LEROY B. FERRELL, Executor of the Estate of J. A. Ferrell, deceased. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED?Good * second hand Ford Body. Will buy or trade new Racer Body for same. Racer Body for sale cheap. Write me quick. Price way down. ALSBROOK, Greelyville, S^C. 7-l0-2t WANTED?Information as to present owner and location of 1 bay mare "named Maude" formerly owned by J. C. McElveen some seven or eight years ago. Address, H. E. McELVEEN, Lake City, S. C. 7-10-2t. FOR SALE?One Contenental Gin ; System, consisting of three 70-saw; gins; one double press, fan, one 50 H. P. steam engine, shafting and | belting complete. Outfit has been; used, but is in good order will sell . cheap, to make room for larger plant. I Apply to, or address, GOURDIN { MERCANTILE CO, Lane, S. C. 7-10-4tp. FOR SALE CHEAP?1 40 Horse Power Boler; 1 30 Horse Power Engine; 1 Saw Mill and Belting; 1 Planing Mill; 36 feet shafting and Pulleys; 1 Button Saw Belting; Pulleys in good running order. R. E. McELVEEN, Cades, S. C. R1 Box 17. 7-10-tf. FOR SALE?AT $10.00 per acre. One hundred and (120) acres of land in Berkeley county, St. James Santee Parish. Borders on public road, 2 deliveries of mail each day. Three miles south of the Seaboard R. R. station at Jamestown, S. C. The land has no buildings, no cleared land. All large timber has been taken off. Can get 60 or 70 acres of farm land on it* tVio rpct nf land ara Savannahs or Brock. Reason for selling have no use for it Safe titles. Write to, or call on CHESTER J. GUERRY, 561 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 6-10-2tp. WE OFFER MORE AROUND HOUSECLEANINC POSSIBLE. HOUSEHOLD AMMO: CLEANING PURPOSES. SOME OF THE BES EVER SAW. SPONGES THAT WE^ TION. MOTH BALLS AND WINTER THINGS. ALL KINDS OF 1 HH^ KINfiSTBEEg > Farme MORGAl Will Oper CE; TUES a.id we invite yc sale, feeling tha bacco warehous* as well as our ov Greely you ior tut; pruu< and THE FAR offers you the ex perience in the years of service. * A( Morg; 1 FOR SALE?One grade Holstein cow with 5 weeks old calf. Cow now giving 6 gallons milk. T. E. ARROW""""TT 7-lfM-f aiuixn. . MONEY TO LOAN?On first mortgage on real estate. Apply to, STOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S. C. 6-12-tf. Make money in your home town in spare time. Sell hosiery with a guarantee. The kind that won't wear out Ready market in your own neighborhood. Big money maker. Experience unnecessary; we teach you. PHOENIX HOSIERY CO. West Market Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa. 7-3-8t AUCTION SALE House with % acre lot located at Blakeley's, S. C., Monday, August 4, 1919. Good five room house, ceiled and painted, good well in need of pump connections. Sale to take place at the residence at Blakeley's, MRS. J. B. MORRIS, 7-10-3tp. irfMBttAHfli ARTICLES OF VALUE \ TIME THAN YOU THINK NIA IS EFFECTIVE FOR T CHAMOIS SKINS YOU LR AND GIVE SATISFACMOTH FLAKES FOR THE DISINFECTANTS ^ NE^nun aPRUCCOj rs Ware NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE N & JACKSOl GREELYVILLE, S. C. i Its Doors for th \F TOBACCO o DAY, JULY 15, >u to bring us a load J t, with our long expei 3 business, it will be t Vll. thIIa offers yoi 111? thatothe er handling and care ( MERS' WAREHOUS pert knowledge of r tobacco business hai jordial welcome await ' . * *5 an & Ja( .t ? ^ \t " ? COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Founded 1785 % B< j A college of highest standard, open . i to men and women, intentionally tV, li 11 ^ : ? tn i limited enrollment insures UIUKIUUHI p. j instruction. Four-year courses lead to T the Bachelor's Degree. The Pre-Medical course, a special feature. Ad- a dress, t, HARRISON RANDOLPH, President Charleston, S. C. 7-1013tp. ? ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all j parties indebted to the estate of J. ? F. Wolff are required to settle the same with the undersigned, and all parties who have claims against *? said estate are required to present & same duly attested for settlement THEO. B. GOURDIN, ^ A A T?<_A_ A. T f Tir^lflP th Aomiiustnuor estate ui o. r. nviu. 7-3-19-3t. cu fe ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE iir All persons having claims against ar said estate of Thomas W. Epps de- ^ ceased are hereby required to exhib- ^ it them for allowance, and all persons indebted to said estate are required to settle the same. ti< G. OLLIE EPPS, Administrator of Estate of Thos. W. Epps, Deceased. t\* 7-3-3t S( GOOD BUSINESS CON CREASED PRODUCTION SO PRESENT DAY PROSPERITY | A DOLLAR SPENT ANI IS MUCH MORE POTENT FOR IDLE, HOARDED AND LOST T YOUR FUNDS IN THIS TO WORK INTELLIGENTLY THIS PROSPERITY. I * 1 r " * / 22222221222222222552220 : ! house : t . i; *, Prop's I:' s* ^ 3 i *3 ie Sale of n 1919 for the opening *ience in the too your interest a every facility :r markets offer )f your tobacco IE, in addition, ripn wVipqp py 4AVAA If 4AVMV V4? 3 ripened with . ;s you. :kson ?c REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the >oks of Registration for the Town KJngstree, S. C.t are now open in e office of the Kingstree Hardware >., on Hampton Avenue of said >wn, for the registration of all talified electors and voters within e limits of said Town, who under e laws of the State have the right become qualified voters for and in e municipal election of officers to i held within the limits of said >wn of Kingstree, S. C., on the enty-third (23rd) day of Septemir 1919. All applicants for such municipal gistration must, when applying r a certificate of registration, prent his certificate of registration om the Board or Supervisor of ?gistration for the County, enting him to vote at the poling prenet within said Town, and must ofr proof of his residence within the nits if said Town for four months id the payment of all taxes assess1 against him due and collectible r the previous fiscal year. C. C. BURGESS, Supervisor of municipal registra>n for Kingstree, S. C. CORN FOR SALE?In the shuck, *o dollars per bushel. D. P. FRIER)N, Phone 214, Kingstree, S. C. DITIONS AND THE INNECESSARY TO THE GO HAND IN HAND. ) PUT IN CIRCULATION GOOD THAN A DOLLAR 0 THE WORLD. BANK WILL BE MADti TOWARD MAINTAINING ill r i t' i :iM