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EPPS&C 1 Summe I It's Time to Ease and Seek C< ITT7HEN you come t our store and se we have that are so essen fort and EASE, for inst P/\vrk P apI/?xw* f 1 l/l VIA A\UV1\V1 y K Pore i / We also have a handso rugs that will command tention. These are exc view to wear and durabi for Summer, and our pi [Bring your tobaccc us for anything ^ou nee A Complete Edison Phonog * The Steele Fu KINGSTRE1 r 'PS & CO I al Dealers in Medi, Grits, Corn, Hay and id Poultry Feed e milk flow ^rflMINIflHnl Purm^cow wfWaW|a| jr :0? KINGSTREE, S. C ;r is Here Up on the Old Grind Dmfort and Rest o Kingstree be sure to call at lect some of the nice things tial to genuine pleasure, comance a good durable 5wing, Hammock or :h Shade me line of floor mattings and and deserve your special at:eptional quality, wove with a I ? < ? I 'I* o* t rt innf f h /i fk?ri/> my. 1 ncv a it judi tut tiling ices are attractively low. ) to Kingstree and come to d in Home Furnishings. : Line oi the raphs and Records rniture Company 5, SO. CAROLINA. A Plea Por Peace Editor County Record:Because -of the critical situation throughout the country, the people of both races, white and colored who are law-abiding and have Christian dispositions are much grieved. It eems that there is an utter disregard for law in many parts of the country and souls are infested with "legions" so much so, that some people care not for God nor the lives of men. Nearly every paper brings , to us the heart-rending story of outbreaks between the races, the mad deeds of mem, the offense of which smells rank to heavem. My God how long? ? Christians will you pray for Jesus im His power to come down? , Again, my God how long? What can be done to check this ' evil growing out of the least provo- J cations ? Both races got together and j ; worked to one common end for the j winning of "tyie war and it was a de- j | cided success. In the same way, I j think that both races should call meetings together and plan to uni derstand one another better and live | in peace together. Such meetings are i now being held between white and j colored in many places. We do not anticipate any uuuuic usmwu . races in Williamsburg county, because there are as good white and ' colored people in this county as are to be found anywhere in the States and they get along well together. The strong white man here will not take advantage of the defenseless Negro. The Negro ministry urges its people to be careful, law-abiding, and to give no cause for friction, but rather. if need be. in the snirit of Christ, give up their rights for peace-sake. Yet in order that the good feelings between the races here be maintained and even made stronger, I suggest that one of the white ministers of the town call all of the ministers of Williamsburg county White and Colored for a conference. Respectfully, Julius Holman, Pastor, M. E. Church, Kingstree, August 4, 1919. The undersigned citizens have read the above letter of Rev. Holman and endorse the suggestions contained therein. L. W Gilland, Mayor; E. C. Epps, Banker; S. J. Deer}', Business Man; Rev. R. F. Harington, A. General, Farmer; George A. McElveen, Business Man; Rev. E. A. McDowell, Rev. H. P. Pressly, Rev. M. C. Newman. o rrvw-rT* n O n IT 4T J? 4 PTHDV I nJCj V_. (X D. rm i mvivux 123 Broad Street. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, is the owner of and is carrying on the Mai- Order business formerly handled by the H. W. Clarke Hat Comoanv. Ail orders should be sent to C. & B. HAT FACTORY. Agents Wanted?Send for Catalogue. 8-7-4tp. o If a young man is in doubt about the propriety of kissing a pretty girl he should give her the benefit of the doubt. * t i ! Bring i KIN and then TTTrMri?' V l uvim where y you war tions, C and Chil Garment Come and YOU W C.' KINGS'; ' The People's H. A. Miller Fresh Beef, Pork LEAVE ORDEF DRESSED CI We are paying Zl cenfc Chickens in any quant ing cash for Cot THE PEOPLE'S H. i. MILLER, h Business Advi 4 WHEN IN THE COURSE OP IT BfcJCUMfcS JNtCtSSAKY A HIS FIELD OF ENDEAVOR, HE J FINDS THAT HE MUST BROADE] CILITIES ALSO. WHEN YOUR BUSINESS POINT, YOU MAY WELL CONSID NESS OF FINANCIAL SERVICE C BANK OF KINGS' WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR ! WITH US YOU HAVE THE SATIS ING THAT YOUR LARGEST B MENTS CAN BE MET AND YOU] NEEDS SATISFIED TO THE SMA CONSERVATIVE ENOUGH TO BE LIBERAL ENOUGH TO SAT ABLE PEOPLE. FOUD FER CENT PAID ON 1 BANK OF KIF OLDEST BANK IN WILLIAM ?. C. SCOTT. President, fl. l>. JNO. A. KELLEY, Vice-Pres. BOYLE F. W. K^'RY. Cashier. MRS. 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