The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 31, 1919, Image 2
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it ^We have used it f<
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(From a letter to Dr
Mr. and Mrs. Hars
A St., El
Dr.Cal
Syrup
/ er' i rv "
l he ferjcc
Sold by Druggi:
50 cts. (?
Constipation makes childrei
irritable, just as it does old<
Syrup Pepsin acts easily an
normal regularity. A trial b<
charge by writing to Dr. W.
ton St., Monticello, 111.
DEAR THIS WELL
IN MIND;
HEALTH OFFICER I'ROES CITIZENS
TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS j,
-AGAINST OUTBREAKS J
# If Influenza runs true to form,: j
South Carolina may expect another j
invasion of the disease this fall and j *
winter in the opinion of Dr. James
A. Hayne, State health officer.
. Jhe disease is even now widely scattered
over the State. A few cases
have been reported to the State
health department during practically
every month since last October when
it was raging over the whole state, j
In June, 19 cases of influenza were
reported by physicians. It is proba-;
ble that there were many cases not '
reported. Dr. Hayne said yesterday, j
*rThe history of other epidemics o-j
. influenza that it continues fortwal
or thrte \ ears v ith a gradually les-'
sening virulence each year. I do rot
fear an extensive epidemic this fall,
but there will likely be sporadic outbreaks
over the State. In order to
keep the disease from spreading,
persons who contract it should avoid
places where they may come in contact
with others, and persons who
have not contracted it should keep
strictly away from those affc-cted.
Persons ill with the influenza should
remember that it is an insidious disease,
and when they become ill with
it they should go to bed and remain
there five days after the fever has
left them. With all the people of the
State carefully conserving their
health and taking no needless risks,
I hope the disease can be held in
check this winter."
The health department is greatly
interested in the work of ihe bureau
of child hygiene which was established
at the last meeting of the general
assembly and which is meeting with
much encouragement from counties
over the State. Dr. Hayne said yesterday
that fine support was being
given the bureau and that many
counties had appropriated money to
assist in the work. Among these are
Dillon, Greenville, Chester and Edge,
field. Others have made requests for
information as to what procedure to
follow to get the work started in
their communities.
To cut down the death rate among
children under one year of age in
South Carolina, mothers must be
given instruction in prenatal care and
must become familiar with methods
of takine care of children afterbirth.
Dr. Havne said. "Clean milk is of
course necessary for healthy babies,
and mothers, must be instructed howto
care for their children until they
are nine months old. Midwives must
be educated and registered and births
must also be registered. By registering
the births, the county health au
thorities are at once nouneu ui me
arrival of an infant. and the visiting
nurse can give assistance to the
mother in its care."
Considerable blindness among children
exists in the State. This can be
prevented and the bureau of child
hygiene will endeavor to reduce the
number of blind children by giving
the expectant mother information in
regard to care of new bom children.
Statistics, showing the death rate
by cities of children under one year
of age have recently been received
by the State health officer. Pasedana,
California, has the lowest rate for
cities of its size, its rate being 27.9
per 1,000. Wilmington, N. C., reduced
its death rate among children
from 213 to 184 in one year. Austin.
Texas, shows a death rate of 1S2.4
per ^000. / ,..
pavne has recently received a |
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* without Dr. Caldup
Pepsin in our
>e as long as we can get
>r the past four years and
doctor's bill. It is fine
ey love to take it"
. Caldwell written by\
y Robbing 2207 So. 1
wood,Ind. 9
U WCli s
Pepsin
t Laxative
sts Everywhere
:?) $1.00
i uncomfortable, cross and"
?r people. Dr. Caldwell's
d naturally and promotes
Dttle can be obtained free of
B. Caldwell, 458 Washingi
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letter {torn > . it nets.! Ku pertl
Dlue of the ;nii>:ie htu..L .-en ice. j
with regit. ; ? the ooik at ion of
federal. State and local author:'
? Tether witi; the intivnati' >na
K a':?' h-vani r?v.? control of m alaria.
South Carolina to > *Mf?t by the
:ooponat:on. am1 engineer: will be
<ent by the Ynvieu Sta'es piijblic
lesnith j?ervict; to i lake strveys of
*?vns. Information will be given re- '
.-arcing steps necessary for the eradca
tion of malaria together with the
Oi t of the work. 1
I^Delicate IV
rg
Despite f its s
Company is a
finite details, re
attention.
II; Experienced m
livestock buying
edge of weight, pi
and quality of
animals will yielc
Each manufacturi
be done with expert
precision. A highly
must be handled wit
1 to avoid loss.
i Chemists, engine
and other specialist
take care of our intr
Alert wisdom an
be used in getting st
the open channels 01
our four hundred
_ Branch ' ouse orj
show activity and ei
market in the face
tion from other la
hnndraHs nf small rr
' III All theserequireir
| 111 loyalty, devotion to
S i in the personnel of 5
|| Yet the profit is only
?||)' per pound with costt
mmm
|i| How can the woi
S i| cate human mechai
|| upon ?
Ill Do you believe
HJ|f direction would adc
b|)| or improve the sen
jr. producer and consur
I Let us send you
It will inte:
Address Swift
Union Stock Yards,
Swift &Comp
H 12.96% / oer oil
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Tcachi rs
.v sufi'icieni sum of money hasr-er
,.: o-vised by the State Department o
Education to run a summer sehoc
for the negro teachers of the count;
four weeks. The first session wil
open on .Monday morning August !l
at the colored school building ii
Kingstree.
Ihof. J. A. Beck, principal of tin
Georgetown negro school, and verj
highly recommended by superinten
; dent J. W. Doar and others will b<
principal of the school. He will hav<
two assistants, one being D. L. Fulton
of Kingstree.
I earnestly urge that the negiv
teachers of the county take advanJ
tage of their first opportunity ic
i many years to attend a summer
'school at their county seat.
! Attendance on the school and faith|
ful work will entitle teachers to renewal
of their certificates.
I J. G. McCulloagh.
Acting County Supt. Education.
o
Send your next order for stationary
to The County Record.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Notice *'s hereby given that thn
(Books of Registration for the Town
i of Kingstree, S. C., are now open in
; the office of the Kingstree Hardware
Co.. on Hampton Avenue of said
ITown, for the registration of ail
qualified electors and voters within
ihe iiniits of said Town, who under
the law* of the State have the right
to i> come qualified voters for and in
the municipal election of officers to
o" held within the limits of said!
Town ox" Kingstree. S. C.. on the
t wcnty-third (2lhd) day of September
1919.
All applicants tor such munit cni
registration must, when applying j
fo a certificate cf i egistiation, present
his certificate of registration^
from the Board or Supervisor- ot"
Registration for the County, anticinct
within said Town, and must offer
proof c/ his residence within th>?
limits if said'Town for four months
a~i the pajrr.er.t cf all taxes Mssessve
i against him due and collectible
for the previous fiscal year.
r* /-? nrTnr?r'fo
U. V_Supervisor
of municipal i-cpistration
for Kingstice. S. C.
lechamsm jl
>cope Swift & " jjl
business of in- y
quiring infinite y ||
ten must know- I
with a knowl- J
ice, the amount I
meat the live J
ing opera tio? must < |
stun tuiu stacmiuc ji I
perishable product ? I
h speed and care |
ers, accountants, j 8
s are required to 1 j
icate problems. j 8
id judgment must R
ocks of goods into I
f demand through j
branch houses. JI j
janizations must
lergy to sell at the ,
of acute competiirge
packers, and rJ
ies. hj
! !l :
tents of intelligence, J i
the task, are met ! jj
Swift & Company,
a fraction of a cent
5 at minimum. jr'
rkings of this deli- n
nism be improved 3
that Government (1
1 to our efficiency fiS
/ice rendered the J H
ner? jfl
a Swift "Dollar9. j j
rest you. [J |
& Company, |j I
Chicago, 111. I jj
>any,U.S.A. m
SHOVVsS^ H
Y WHAT BECOMES OF ffij I
if THE AVERAGE DOLLAR \ H
g RECEIVED BY \ H
fSWIFT & COMPANY\\_!: I
I ntOM THE SALE Of MCA? V r
AND BY PRODUCTS prrfl'E
I ASCENTS IS PAIO FOR THE ] BMDAI
UVE ANIMAL ff
ft 12.96 CE'.TS FOR LABOR g
\ EXPENSES AND FREIWT I
* 2.04 CENTS REMAIN* ('
% WITH M
X SWIFT & COMPANY Y J*
^^AS PROFITm
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f THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE
No. 62 Broad Street
f CHARLESTON. S.. C.
>i
V A Bc?irding and Cav Stmoo.1 fir
1 girls.
? Begiiz;- its session October I, 1913.
1 Historic institution situated in i
healthy location.
? Advantages of City life, with largr<
>' College :'ard for outdoor sports.
A Wed Planned Course of studies
? in a homelike atmosphere.
A Business Course ooen ro -Seniors.
and Elective courses c> Juniors an*
Seniors.
1 Two Domestic Science Courses
" giving piacticai and theoretic knowlp
edge of Looking:
A well -quipped! Library.
For Casadog vu\ further mforma
- tion appl "~to tfer Coli*ge.
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We s re pro*! of thp- confidence
I doctors, druggists and the pub- i
lie hare in 366 Chril and Fever
Tonic.? :miv.
^ A ?<V ;3?
^ aiSw fte ?>? *
^ fe poisons cf undirected tP-*'
. food to accur'ib.jrt ci -"'>!
J 7b| yc or bowels, wtctc. ?ey
ar v absorbed n',o ycor n* ?v?
, 1 system. Iruiigerilon, *o&- ^ *
J st nation, hcc.Jjch?, ?i"i
blood, and surr.eroas k.v
or.-lcr troubles ,re fccusd -t
icfcJtow. !<wp4 ~crr JjV. \
sr^em clean, is L?ct<o- ft
adds or others do, by |
i':'U| tri?^anoccar?;onaldose fc. i'
, , c-tiie old, re.:?. b!ev 71*3- i -s
" gw cutle, family \i x i<?S- ft - J '
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rat Thedfird's
; Black-gratis
jYH. Mrs. W.,?. Pickle, 74 ^V"j |
Rising Im.wa, Cla., v. r.ttr* fcL \
"We have- e;cn Thesih &* ->
Jin ford's Biack-Draught as
3ilB a family medicine. My
2JMR rrother-ir.rJa.vr could t >- *
*Tx tkecaloxlar. .'tscerjcd. ,""7Vv
100 N<
1/ Of How
You have never seen so t
this new Mitchell Six
It is more than a new moi
design, new features ann ne
embodies new principle*:, new
an entirely new conception of
in this class.
There are more than 100 in
i And these include?by actual
more strength. 75% more end
more economy.
JO'
They Had to Co
iviitcftell is first to make th<
but fill in this class must follo\
ihave proved that Light Sixes w
Wise buyers now seek per
They seek at least 200,000-mil
And the best Light Sixes buil
days could not meet those requi
The Mitchell people, two y<
"ided to fix new standards. Th
many able specialists to help,
ume, when the great Mite
worked on trucks, gave ta these
great opportunity.
As a result, this complt^ely r
all its new standards, has been
two years.
A Vast Undertai
Records were examined on t
B rands of Sixes to ascertain ev
ment. Then, one by one, ever)
car was brought up to new i
quirements.
It meant new axles, new
>. !ce a new frame. It meai
cl-i-itiy tor finer workmanshij
t
King'stree
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j AreYouTliere(Mr.
!
WITH THE
All Delivered f Rc
Or is the lonf-hauI-far-s<A ay-off
! from that's got yenz worried that yoi
for fall trade? As we were s tying, i
i ; j GOODS STILL CLII
I ; * I HIGHER AND E
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; ,-jj And if you aie not there alread}
? to help a whole lot in cost saving on
want twice the amount of goods yoi
speed up and get your brain workinj
fully realize the great importance of
your ran ana winter neeas lor many
/ Dry Goods, Hosiery. Underwear, 0\
Rain coats. Ladies and Misses Cloak
* they will all be much higher and the
j gone entirely.
j Buy everything now for fall and
? spring too, is a safe investment and
I still have the goods you should be n<
long ago taught us when cotton jun
Goods go up two or three cents a yai
this is of vital importance to you. G<
cotton last week and will go up high
few more weeks and yours will be an
man fast asleep at the switch again.
Your credit should be good to se<
pay full railroad fare both ways to c
, seasons bills, and if you cannot com
I will send our salesman with samples
" thing more you could want than thi
with us at once. Write, wire or phonly
we are most anxious to save yoi
there is still time and goods. We are
Connect your trolly with ns and sa^e
PRINGLEBR
Importers and Jobbers of Dr
Hosiery, Overalls, P
43, 45 and 47 Hayne and 106,
Streets, Charlesto
t New Victc
SQ%> Adde
5
jw Concep
Good a Car Sboul
?ew s err as accurate tests. Over
the new equipment.
vricV; r.svr I; meant the trainh
v. iojka. it anaivze steels, to w
standards? conouc* the countless
requirements than 100 important ch;
and body,
iprovc?rrenfc,
tests ? 5C'.o Will Chang.
urance, ^5%
If you thought
~L i-i.:.
cnsjw^n, mis ne\v car \
Here is 50 per cent i
cent more endurance
:se advances. adrfeo * :ir ht, tltere i
v. The years - ecoa. ay.
'ere too kght. Here are cmple pc,
manent cars. per cent better brakes,
e endurance. in tea water system,
t in pre-war Mere are a wealth of
irements. drop forgings. Here i
jars ago. do- toj
ey emptied Vet. with all these
Then war- "price is below any o
hell factory price shows what fact
experts their rhe entire car- moto
i- built by the Mitel
lew car w'th m.Lhods. It is
developed u. profit.
Come and study this
tne improvements one
jug away with new concep
ens of thou
ery require- f ^
' prn of the v "
strength re- 0-inch Wheelbase, 4
Ti:rec-Passenger Ro
gears, new New-Type Tourin
at new .na>
and :r.r?r-3 MITCHELL MOTOR
Rtane, vV
' Motor Sale
* , p.
' J ** V * $ i
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BusinessMan?
GOODS
iady for Sale? ~
*
-market you brought yours
a may not be ready in time ?
t's all come true, * ^
nmiMii ur i '
(IGHER ... >
#
r we are still well prepared
your merchandise. You will
1 did last fall, and if you
; on all cylinders you will ;
see in# or writing us about
more goods in all lines of \
reralls, Pants, Rubber and ?
s, Comforts and Blankets
good qualities will all be
V
I winter, and even for next
almost a sure best bet, we
ow buying. Experience has
ips one cent a pound Dry*
d. Get busy and remember
oods j?fl|ped skyward with
er than the air ships in a
other sad story of a foolish
JP-11 A- *
;urv our iau terms ana We
ustomers buying their fall
e and see us yourself we -?
to see you. Is there anys?
Get in communication
i us at our expense quick1
money and "worry while
waiting to hear from you..
trouble,.
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OTHERS
y Goods, Underwear
ants, Etc.
108 end 110 Market
fi, S. CJ
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Willi IIIIM I I 1111 B ^
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>ry Model 1
d Strength I
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bons I
tin B
a oe J
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$250,000 was spent on
lg of 135 inspectors to
atch ev^ry detaii, to
tests. It meant more
anges in motor, chassis
5 Your ideas *
old-type Sixes good
vui cnange vour ideas,
more strength, 75 per
; Here, despite the
s 25 per cent greater
?* 01
ver, unusual room. 7r
Here is a thermostat .
a perfect disc clutch. '
costly steels- and 123
s a twice-better finish
3 than usual.
costly advances, the jj
omparable Six. That '*
ory efficiency can do.
r. chassis and bod/ ?
lell scientific cost-re
> sold at a very small B
car. Let us point out H
by one. You will go K
itions of a high-grade H
b. Factory . i
0 Horsepower Motor. , I
adster. same price. H i
g Sedan, $2,175. H
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