The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 14, 1919, Image 10
I HAVE been i
weil's Syrup I
seven years. I believe
daughter's life, as she
t caused by the conditi
we gave her S\ nip Pt
th ere is no remed
SvruD PeDsin for th<
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(From a letter to E
Mrs. C. F. Frow
Kan sa
f Dr. Ca
Syrup
11 The Per J
F Sold by Drue
k 50 cts.
A mild, pleasant laxat
as it is gentle in its
bottle send your nam
? Caldwell, 458 Washii
V POULTRY NOTES
I Sorting Cockerals -and Pulleb
I Tkts early hatches of this year are
I thi-, time developed sufficiently to
j low sorting cockerals and pullets
' liw> ?ptp* are in the usual Drot
tion, frQm 40 to 60 per cent of
^ jocag stock will be males, and, e'
HBp without considering the matu
Of wales on hand, not more than
IR eight or tenth of these young ms
WK are needed for breeding.
H As a matter of coarse, thi? rei
/ to farm-raised stock, pure-bred, <
tain, y, but not all "bred in the p
pie.''
Caponiring the Cocke rain.?'
k poultry breeder should, at this ji
P""" turf-, be able to apply the score a
for his breed, at least, and all cc
erel/s showing defects, disqualify
points sufficient to reduce their pi
pective value as breeders, should
eaponized as early as conveni
turning what would be infe
breeders into high-class, profits
table pou'.tiy. If any imformatioi
this important matter is needed,
ply direct to the United States
partment of Agriculture, Washi
? ton, D. C., for Farmer's Bulletin
452. It will tell you all about cap
I ^ and capon izfng.
A -I.? ~ OW^atkar Tmnhla
JiTVlUUig JLXUI ?f?a?av?
.%. . Hot weather brings to poultry
amforts that can be minimized
^ exercising proper care. Pou
rikoold never be compelled to s
their feed in a place exposed to
s, or to rain in wet weather,
lew shed roof about 8x10 feet,
having sides all open, will give
^poultry the needed shelter, and,
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for more than
it saved my little grandhad
such terrible spasms,
on of her stomach, until
:psin. Our family thinks
y like Dr. Caldwell's
e stomach and bowels."
)r. Caldwell, written by\
n, 1012 Garfield Ate., I
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ildwelFs
Pepsin
ecf Laxative
'gists Everywhere
(JZ) $1.00
ive, as positively effective
action. For a free trial
e and address to Dr. W. B.
ngton St., Monticello, I1L
ted with hoppers and feeders, a
ample clean water supply, renew
two or three times daily, they *
, feed in comfort and with profit
' the poultryman.
Build or Repair Poultry Houses.
^ This is the best time of year tobu
>or- new, or overhaul old poultry bui
the , ings. Now poultry house need not
ven an expensive one. No elaborate on
red mentation is needed, but it should
an planned with judgment, keepi
Jes some iimportant points clearly
view.
'ers! Limberneck is easily started
;er- just a little carelessness, allowi
,ur- dead chicks, rats, birds, or such,
lie around, putrefy, get maggo
rhe j and then?a run, for the poultry <
me- pert "What shall I do to cure li
ird, berneck?" Prevent it?that is be?t
>ck- j "Stolen nests" is just anotl
ing name for rotten eggs Provide a n
ir-for each three or four hens. See tl
be the layers use them,
ent, Don't forget to gather egg> tw
rior or three times a day. Keep clc
ible nest materials in nests. Keep mi
1 on j out.
ap- Don't forget hot whitewash, w
De-1 doped with kerosene or carbolineu
ng- or carbolic scld, will clear "Ut 1
No. mites, fill crocks where they h?d
ons pu.ify the building. But. see tl
every spot, top, side<, and if n<
s.? be, botto m t.v? gets its sJiaie ltoo:
dis- nests, (hopping all m
by have it
Itry i Also, yon can get rid of lice
ieek using the fluoride of sodium. It is
the sure cure.? Progressive Farmer.
A o
and
Get a Remington, 22 for sm
game or target shoting?see y<
hardware dealer.
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Towns On The Bargain-Counter
What is called a condition in whicl
among other things, "Completi
| towns have been thrown on the bar
gain-counter is described in a recen
letter to the New York Journal o
Commerce from Wilmington, Del
It appears that "five complete town*
j great factories, railroads, amusemen
I houses, powder-plants, theaters am
i hotels, automobiles and tugboats
railroad engines and city halls," ar
to be sold by the E. I. Du Pont d<
Nemours & Co., during the nex
three years, the ending of the wa
having made it necessary for th
company to dispose of plants whicl
were built for the purpose of supply
ing the Allied armies with ammuni
tion. One of the towns is Carney'
Point, N. J., a war-time "boom'
town with a housing capacity o
10,000 and great powder-plants
which ware the occasion for the up
building of the Tillage and at on
time employed as many as 25,00
people. It covers approximately 3,
300 acres of ground and consists o
1,000 buildings of all kinds. At th
present time only 4,000 people ar
employed there, chiefly in the manu
factureing of dyes.
Another town is Hopewell, Va
which has a list population of 20,
' 000 people. At the close of the wa
the powder-plant, at Hopewell, say
this letter, was employing 25,000 pec
pie. It has two hotels with accommo
dations for 850 persons; 604 singl
houses, 126 two-apartment, and 16
six-apartment houses. In addition t
these are amusement-houses, raov
ing-picture theaters, bowling-alleys
? billiard-rooms, Y. M. C. A., hounei
restaurants, and lunch-counters. Has
nc* kell, N. J., is also to go under th
ed hammer, with a housing capacity o
rill, 450 families, dormitories for 25
men, and club accommodations fo
800 bachelors. Wherever possible, i
is the intention of the company "t
.? sell machinery and plants to som
ild new industry in order that the town
in the neighborhood of the powder
~ plants may not lose the prosperit
they enjoyed during war-time."
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ng When you buy a range that ha
in proved itself to be the best, you
money has been well invested Th
MAJESTIC DEMONSTRATION wi
by during the week commencing Augus
ng 25, show you why the MAJESTK
to is the best, and why it actually save
ty> you money. KING HARDWARE CC
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
v j Notice is hereby given that th
ie! ! Books of Registration for the Tow
j of Kjngstree, S. C., are now open i:
lat, the office of the Kingstree Hardwar
'Co., on Hampton Avenue of sai
j Town, for the registration of a!
qualified electors and voters withi
'an I the limits of said Town, who unde
ti s < the laws of the State have the righ
j to become qualified voters for and i
,?u ] the municipal election of officers t
! be held within the limits of sai
lTn- I Town of Kingstree, S. C., on th
the | twenty-third (23rd) day of Septem
ber 1919.
l a All applicants for such municipj
, registration must, when applyin
ICt' for a certificate of registration, pr<
sts, sent his certificate of registratio
ust from the Board or Supervisor c
(Registration for the County, ent:
cinct within said Town, and must o1
?y i fer proof of his residence within th
5 8 limits if said Town for four month
land the payment of all taxes asses.?
ed against him due and collectibl
I for the previous fiscal year.
Lalj; C. C. BURGESS,
mr Supervisor of municipal registn
tion for Kingstree, S. C.
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r^ET some today!
You're going to
call Lucky Strikes
just right. Because
Lucky Strike cigarettes
give you the
good, wholesome
flavor of toasted
Burley tobacco.
3uamrteed by
'rVlAXsvie,CW>ted
THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE
No. 62 Broad Street
I CHARLESTON, S. C. j
I
t A Boarding and Day School for
f girls.
Begins its session October 1, 1919. j
^ Historic Institution situated in a,
{ healthy location.
j Advantages of City life, with large
i College yard for outdoor sports.
A Well Planned Course od studies j
e in a homelike atmosphere.
t A Business Course open to Seniors, j
tv* J Vl^wivo miirnM to Junior* and ;
e Seniors.
j Two Domestic Science Courses,
. giving practical and tbeo setts knowt.
edge of Cooking.
3 A well eauipped Library.
For Catalog and farther ktkmtmf
tion apply to 1fce OeMapi.
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j We are proud af the eonfldenee ,
doctors, druggists and tka pub*
Ik have in 006 Chill and Fever
e Took.??h.
: Suffer? |i
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o >ka. J. A. Co*, of Aldtrson,
V. Va., writes: J
* V> <ku:,hier . . . jui- L/j
'* fered ie.r Sb;c ;uld
e bo* turn ia bed ... the f \
t doctors geva her up, and jV -i
0 Jy we brot^ :t kar home to i
^ die. S':a suffered so f//\
o H/ rr'uc*111' ' * ;ntC* %/ '
e W/% ?ng dmtu cr ultqui, w y sr
s XA got it far her." 8* 4 I
CARDUl
* - .Use WUtS'S Tonic y:
"In a few days, ene be
ran to improve," Mrs. f,'. ;
Cox continues, "and hid JLf:
^r.o trouble at... Cardul j
cured her, and we sins fV
its praises everywhere. \A
We receive many thcu- \[ A I
sands of similar letters %rf
evenryear, telling of the w
good Cardui has dene for ,
women who suffer from fV '
complaints so common to W^A
their sex. It should do Wy4
sur- ~ sn l/j
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Now 1
Below are a fev
Children's socks as long
nc IVati loot Qald S* _
Ipricr:i_Ji- oc
Uncle Sam's Work
Shirts. Guaranteed. Q Q ?
Sales Price. TfOC
1 lot of good work *7Q/?
shirts going at ij\*
Mens Good dress QQf?
shirts Special Value,__ sOL,
Girls Rain Coats {1 QQ
Sale Price, 4) 1 .JO
E. Z. Walkers, the 39c
Apron Gingham 1 Q>-?
good quality yard 1/L
Mens fancy silk hose
$1.00 value, sales price
Friedman Shelby Guaranteed
shoes going at sale prices.
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WHETHER YOU WANT A PERFUME FOR USE OB FOB A
?n OOMB TO us.
Wt speciahae a those detteate, dkstinctrve scents that lend personality
fen the user.
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We have perfume? as mre and arpeaoHre ae yem eare to go,
but w abandon* supply is the sweetest is tows at most reasonable
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SKBWSTBEEliSilDROP CO.!
IsSSSSS??^ I KttWELL HOUSE
M tab |nd^jr?ft^ps a M COFFCC
M >* it'll male* a. new child i ...... nn.^nn nnn,T/mn
V of him. And Grandmother I WfiAi fKltna Knuttnu I
? KNEW ? she'd u?ed this 9 From this date my prices on fresh
rcIT1u ?Ji m beef will be reduced as follows:
M call arm utt it AC your gf _ . OP. ?
k ifui stofii for Mo ? Choice ste&k 35c per pound
M vuiiiun. umxmw ttm M ' Roast beef 30c per pound
a THACKEB MEDICINE Gft. S Stew beef 25c per pound
j Soup meet 10c per pound
For Sale by, KINGSTREE DRUG | Subscribe now for The Record. It
COMPANY. Kingstree, S. C. is the leading county paper.
OSTEIN'S!1
EAT SALE I
[n Full Swing I
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f SPECIALS for the next 15 days: I
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Arrow and H. E. Shirts Ar- H
row and Triangle Collars B
l< Y I If A |< 11 John B. Stetson Hats at B
LAllui Dlu Sale ^ I
The Celebrated frO QO B
?\ i T\ p a Vifp faultless pajamas, suit $?.?70 B
iJllllijllll 1U 200 men's good dress straw I
hats valueup to $4.00 (1 OC H
I A1IT Sa,e PHce ?!.&)
III! | I | WW Arrow soft collars B
Ail TT stripes and plain AfJ/C B (
miARTm -----98c i
I X Villi 1 L I\ Jt Suit ctfstf a very H
I i_i_?good value $1.1 / H
j GET THEM NOW! ------ *? I
Good talcum pow- i\*% R
| der can Ot- H
Idstein's, |
ifoung Men's Shop," I
et, KINGSTREE, S. C. I