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"lV/TY little girl h -*-Yl attacks of s trouble and Dr. Caldv ways relieves her quick ing about as usual. I for three years and \vc now at any price/' (From a letter to Dr Mrs. Ja?. F. Smith, Pittsbi 1 LT. Vjitl Syrup Tbe Perfec Sold by Drugg 50 cts. 0 Constipation is a condition infancy to old age. Dr. C; safe and pleasant for childre the strongest constitution, ed free of charge by writ: 458 Washington St., Montii & ??- ? ? Persh Won So Welfare W \ W,ih Army ! Washington. D. C? Raymond amission en Twaning Camp Activl he has received from General J Importance of continuing the we eod. Those who have not paid subscriptions will come In for mo lng "8peed-Up" Week. July 28th t( Cleveland H. Dodge, national agencies, stated on July 15th that ran the seven organisations until outstanding subscription is paia necessary doubtless to cut down means so much to our soldiers stl Gen. Pershing's lotter in full : AMERICAN EXPE Office of the C Mr. Raymond B. Foedlok, I Camp Activities, War Departn My Dear Mr. Foedlok: On the welfare societies tha jj funds at home In the faH of 18W Camp Community tervtoe* are the American Expeditionary F< ! This work Is of the utmost ly appreciated by officers and pleasure to testify at this tlm< sincerely hope that the ameun1 the last campaign for funds w these societies with the Army and. LNOTE?*Tha War Camp if si Y?u know *"* much toastin proves bread. M it taste good. Of c< ?more flavor. Same with tot ?especially Kent Burley. Buy yourself a i age of Lucky S cigarettes. Notici toasted flavor. Gi Nothing like it. real Burley cigar ? pGuaranteed b skis m > subject to sudden tomach and bowel i rell's Syrup Pepsin ally so she is soon playhave used Syrup Pepsin mid not be without it . Caldwell written by\ ( , 600 Virginia Ave., 1 j irg, Pa. / [ I ] d well's ? ( ? m Pepsin / Laxative ists Everywhere ', Es) $1.00 !: to be guarded against from , ildwell's Syrup Pepsin is as n as it is effective on even jj A trial bottle can be obtaining to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, cello, 111. ! ( ts Pledges Paid ork Will Go On ; ; "To the End." :J J II 1 B. Fosdick, chairman of the Comtiei, baa made public a tatter which ohn J. Pershing, showing the vital I fare work with the army until the their United War Work Campaign ch criticism If they do not do so dur- j d August 4th. treasurer ef the United War Work he had only enough funds on hand to August 1st. Therefore, unless every I during "Speed-Up" Week, it will be the work of the agencies which now II in uniform, reads: DITIONARY FORCE# ommander-in-Chief France, May S, 1919. chairman, Commission on Training tent, Washington, D. C. t rt joined In the united campaign for ), all, with the exception of the War continuing their helpful work with >rcee. value to the treops and le thoroughmen. It gives me a great -'e.:. of l to the value of their services. I ts so generously subscribed during ill be paid in so that the work of in France may be continued to the Slnoerely yours, JOHN J. PERSHING. Community Service haa, from the ! n encampment cities tn this country. r * ' I toaste how g im Lakes 3urse e the reat! //jr/S?^?S The fiSjgjS^fi \ h-IiHfh Wedding 0:i Wednesday. July 23rd, at 7:30 J \ M.. at Hebron church, near Cades, i )!i\c, eldest daughter of Mr. ami j drs. JJartow Smith. wa.-> married to | I. I'ickctt Ku.-h. of Olanta. the Ilev.: W li Clark, of Andrews, a former! ia to. ci the liridc, performed the ereniony. Just before the bridal >arty entered. .Mis.- Doss Cloudy sang 'I Love You Truly," accompanied >y Miss Luia Caldwell, who played .ohengrin's Wedding march as the ?arty entered. First came the ushers, Clarence Kennedy, of Hebron, and damld Smith, of Kinirstree. The >ridesrnaids, Misses Stella Moore in<l Ruby Truluck who wore chaining dresses of pink organdy, entered lext, followed by Messrs. Bethea smith, of Olanta, and Leroy Smith >f Hebron. Next came the bride, with ler maid of honor, her cousin, Miss Flora Kennedy, and at the sameline came the groom with his best nan. his brother, William Rush. The iride wore a lovely gown of white atin and georgette trimmed with )earls, carrying a beautiful bouquet, fne maid of honor wore a charming .vhite organdy dress and carride vhite roses. The church decorations vere very artistically carried out, southern smilax and white roses vere used. Miss Caldwell played 1'raumerei during the ceremony and Mendelsohn's March as a recessional. Immediately after the ceremony in informal reception was held at :he hospitable home of the bride's iarents. The young couple will make their uture home near Olanto. where the jroom is a successful planter. o .' Vnii vnur next order for station tv to The County Record. REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the looks of Registration for the Town >f Kingstree, S. C., are now open in he office of the Kingstree Hardware :o., on Hampton Avenue of said Town, for the registration of all jualified electors and voters within ;he limits of said Town, who under he laws of the State have the right o become qualified voters for and in he municipal election of officers to >e held within the limits of said rown of Kingstree, S. C., on the wenty-third (23rd) day of Septem>er 1919. All applicants for such municipal egistration must, when applying "or a certificate of registration, present his certificate of registration ' CnovH nr Snnprvisor of .11/111 llic I^v/ui u V* Registration for the County, enti;inct within said Town, and must of'er proof of his residence within the imits if said Town for four months ind the payment of all taxes assess;d against him due and collectible 'or the previous fiscal year. C. C." BURGESS, Supervisor of municipal registra;ion for Kingstree, S. C. (excessive acidity ? ^ Li the bottom of most gj digestive ills. KMIOIDS for indigestion afford pleating and prompt relief from the distress of acid-dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT A BOWNE MAKERS OF 8COTTS EMULSION d ^Il j THE CONFEDERATE COLLE( No. 62 Broad Street CHARLESTON, S. C. A Hoarding and Day School girls. Begins its session October 1, 1! Historic Institution situated in healthy location. Advantages of City life, with la : College yard for outdoor sports. A Well Planned Course of stu? ; in a homelike atmosphere, j A Business Course open to Seni and Elective courses to Juniors I Seniors. Two Domestic Science Cour I giving practical and theoretic knc edge of Cooking. A well equipped Library. For Catalog and further infor tion apply to the College. 7-10-13t We are proud of the confiden< doctors, druggists and the pul lie have in 666 Chill and Fev< Tonic.?adv. r?JT % :[U It helps! ' NJ T j: a 1 her-; en be r.o doubt ; \^i5i as to f - r rit ci C^rdui, ' t!:C *.\ 's tcnic, in * ' ' i;5 the V cr manv F ^ ' 'a trcubl; : peculiar to S A ^ ufrm/*n *, r-.k i?*." I of wvr 'n \v!:o hive been j a lie!pvt.. ' y Cardui in Hi? ' ! ,'j i/ part 4J > cars, is conclu- ; i ? ?J sive p; ' that it is 2 y I ? g good r:r . . efor women ? who r: ier. It should j* help you, too. g T"ake ^ mT!ie Woman's Tonic | y(W Mrs. N. E. Varner, of t! *5! a Hixson, Tenn., writes: * bjfl "1 was passing through jg ? the ... My back and g 25&^l sides were terrible, and F r 'N my suffering indescriba- P fcTj ble. 1 can't tell just how fti and where I hurt, about m .' jQ all over, 1 think... I fi 'i 0 begin Cardui, and cy ? % S pains grew less and less, J? 'jj until I was cured. I am I remarkably strong for a S f-fo woman Gl years cf age. T . 1 do all my housework." jr HjljB Try Cardui, today. E-76 B ' *~T" ' '? riiimr IGOI I GF I Now Below are a I Children's socks as 1 as they last, Sale ' I Price ? Uncle Sam's Work Shirts. Guaranteed. Sales Price. 7( 1 lot of good work shirts going at / . Mens Good dress Q< Cna/?io1 VqIup j 4BB J>IIII bd * W4wv;.? ^ . 2m Girls Rain Coats (Pi fig Sale Price, 4)1. E. Z. Walkers, the pair O* Apron Gingham | { M' pood quality yard A & ^ " " ^ Mens fancy silk hose AC &j: SI.00 value, sales price TTv Friedman Shelby Guarant ?Ef shoes going at sale prices. ID'.* i Gc I "The I Academy S V 7E .:h~. . r .. - SJL.S-*-! "d ma" WHETHER YOU WANT -4 GIFT, COME TO US. ;e We specialize in those delic k_ ;r sonality to the user. ?_ | We have perfumes as ran but our abundant supply is the s rates. p: IKIHGSTREEb ' t" j >J?BKWttl? ' II I ?>? ?? |' Oranornoth?r tald.^JThar* m m *vy "JLEmIm**to^*hla m y W sleep." Oive hiia B I 1 DR. THACHJER-S V 1 WORM SYRUP f !! V/ B and It'll maka a naw child IV of him. And Orandmother KNEW ? ah#* used this V B good old remedy on HER B II "'- M children Oet It at your M B drug stors; for S6c H ^ 1 THACHEB MEDICINE CO. 2 jV; -jj* For Sale by, KINGSTREE DRUG COMPANY. Kinjrstree. S. C. rvnnnr tEAT S In Full . Few SPECIALS for th? ong . [ I * EXTRA BIG [c BARGAINS 51 IN LOW *! QUARTERS. * 1 )c ! GEI THEM NOW! i iced j J >ldstei Young 'Men s S reet, KING \ ?? hrj3(|%rhv 1 P wp ^ IJ f I l PERFUME FOR USE OR F^^H ate, distinctive scents that lenc^^^H ? and expensive as you care t^f^H weetest in to'.vn at most reasoi^HHj wmr i???????^ r i dJ*2*- -.. . ?nuMS Afs/o 3L/M?*LJJ' BW?*2?3BSr^ ^^jhrakrs | drug co. a MEAT PRICES REDUt^^H From this date my prices hcef will be reduced as follo^^^^H Choice steak 35c per^BH Roast beef 30c per^^^fl Stew beef 25c per^HH Soup meet 10c per^HH Subscribe now for The Recow^H is the leading county :in'sJ iLE I Swing I Arrow and H. E. Shirts Arrow and Triangle Collars John B. Stetson Hats at Sale Prices. The Cel e b ra t ed M AO H| faultless pajamas, suit $?*?70. 20D men's good dress straw^BH hats valueup to $4.00 Sale Price, Arrow soft collars Be autif ul ladi es Qo!MH waists, each J/OC ^^R Suit cases a very d*1 7Q ^^R pood value tpl.ll/ ^^R Toilet soap, the ^^R DC fl Good talcum pow- f\(\ ^^R der can UL* I I ~7i ns, J ihoP; I iSTREE, S. C.I