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I SPECIAL H Hl We ere showing a variety of good J B haloes in Ladies Waists, comprising 1 Wa*h Voiles, Crepe de Chine, and ^^<Seorgette. Also a recent arrival of 1 a^d (Children's White Canvass J We are strong on Ladies trimmed B[ Hats. Just received a large shipment j ^ aia all th*? Sh ades. Colors and Shapes. ; ii up to the latest styles for street and vdreps. s Children's Dresses a Specialty, all' j in Serviceable Gingham and . 1 Poplins. Remember that the Earle and Wil-; < son Shirt and Collars can be found j * here. No better Overalls, than the Coast J ^ Line Brand. We are well supplied on f -this line. t NOTE?We ire making the Price ?Colgates a7l round Toilet Soap, at i /10t the cake. r I Sealfix Union Undersuits for men k<: M .50, all sizes?also a good value 3# -men's Union Suits at $1.00. ^ .2-piece undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00 . per suit At Jenkinson's W. E. JENKIN^f?N. i THURSDAY AUGUST 14, 1919. "'ems of Local Interest a I r Mr. W. R. Scott is in Henderson-1 k ile this week. I, " -~ . I Miss Mary King of Kingsburg, a s in town Saturday. r Mr. and Mrs. Joe King spent last eek end at Kingsburg. s Mr. T. E. Salters was in Kingseje on business Monday. Mr. J. H. L. Chandler of Salters, was in Kings-tree Monday. tj v r Mr. J. E. Johnson of Morrisville n was in Kingstree Saturday. g The reason a woman clings to her husband is because he's hers. h I have no faith in any miracles j" " which nature cannot perform. Mrs. M. A. Shuler left Tuesday for a fortnight's sojourn at Hendersonville. C Mr. Furman D. Swails is spending the lfeek with his home folk at j, Florence. ? Mr. J. A. Hanna of Hemingway, p Route 4 was in Kingstree on busi- g - nfifcs Monday. v A word to a wife is sufficient if it " ^ is, about her husband and concerns ntmotner woman. >f K Miss> Elva Wingate spent last iCi week end at Lake City with her Ia ft aunt, Mrs. Askins. |? V Bliss Bessie Burbage of Florence, j 1 ft is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. j Roy Cates this week. F K Mr. Workman Evans of New Zion, ft was a caller at The Record office! y while in town Saturday. \ ft Mrs. F. E. Gibson, of Greenville, j 1 is here on a visit to her parents, ft - Mr. and Mrs. W. B!. Vause. I Mr. D. E. Cantey of Lake City, I Route 1, was :n Kingstree Monday ft', and called at The Record office. ft Safeguarding the honor of the f family usually takes the form of o ft keeping it from being found out. n We are very glad to state that ? ft- Mr. C. M. Hir. is who is at the Mc- J ft Leod Infirmary Florence is doing ft nicely. 11 I Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Comoff have v I returned to Savannah, Ga., after j ft spending a week with Mrs. L. A. v ft VanKuren. v m " some men can borrow 1 on their signature alon why *> [simply because the1 ; stand for integrity and you can do the sam checking account at this on the;road. _ ^ v01^ can nov Mr. Tom Gilland has accepted ji CI position at the A. C. L. depot. Fi Mr. J. M. Hardin is the new agent it the A. C. L. depot, succeeding M r. Chauncey. * Dr. Baker. of Charleston was here Monday to assist - Dr. Kelley with ar >onie operations, at the Kelley Sani- of ?rium. . Sc , Mrs. McNewey of South Boston, ^ l'a., is -h^re on a visit to her hus Sand, who..is the Kxport buyer on his rharket ^ (iive. a married ma.: his choise of Di AA^kinrr Anp n n ' b u Ti' ill eoloot H C vllI lig pvviuiio an ii^ T? UI otitv. w. * v :he one that prevents him from talk- re: ng in his sieep. CI W Miss Bessie Ives is expecting her lister, Miss Virginia Ives, with Miss ^ Uma Muldrow and Miss Husbands or the week end. jr Miss Minnie Strong who was I M >perate<l on Monday afternoon' an or appendicitis at the Kelley Sani- les orium is doing nicely. su An inward polish makes an out- j,a card shine. You must feel things:^ eelingly before you can stranfer,jy he feelings to others. 1 * Messrs. Bob and Ingram Scoggins,1 :ni >uyei"s on the Kingstree tobacco I Tr narket went to their home, at P? ?outh Boston on Tuesday. j Ch 1 ed Misses Tyson McFadden and; >arah Holland Hester, James Jen- j :ins and David Epps spent Monday i ? ifternoon in Lake City. ! ,a The Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Mc- to: Jowell are at Lancaster this week, chere Mr. McDowell is assisting in tic i series of revival services. a do Mr.s W. E. McConnell and daugher, Mrs. Robert Burgess are visiting m| riends and relatives at Petersburg, fa., and other points this week. Miss Rosa Wilkins who was oper- tig ited on at the Kelley Sanitorium '"1 Jonday afternoon is getting along licely, we are pleased to learn. ap As we grow old love and passion yr ade away; so do hate and fear and th, mbition. While we want things we esort to any means to get them. Misses Pearl and Lilly Marcus au pent several days in Charleston to his week where they attended the A1 jimons-Litsitz wedding Tuesday. ?m ini Mr. W. H. Welch has purchased he home in North Kingstree built ecently by Mr. J. V. McElveen ow occupied by Mr. J. J. B. Mont- jnj omery. sh, The conscientious man needs no ?r ?w to make him honest?he is a sei iw unto himself. So long as he eeps out of politics he can retain So is conscience. Mr. F. C. Spencer of Oxford. X. !., is the operator at the Western ?KS Jnion telegraph office here to re- P ;ive Miss Eller who is now enjoy- Pa lg a vacation. f,? tn< There is a good (iea! ox talk about C0I retecting the home from the sug- i)e estion of evil, but much of the con-- tio ersation that goes on in it couldn't ? o printed in a newspaper. he Dr A. M. Wilcox, has returned r0rom overseas sendee in the Medi- *'c al department of the United States ?** rmy and has resumed the practice f his profession at Xesmith. where ca{ e was located before the war. 5'1Misses Marian and Tyson Mc? urA 'adden are going to have as their ho, uest for the week end Misses Ruth the larraway, Ellen Smith. Edna Beaty, f>0! lelen Doyle of Georgetown and a liss Marv Lee Bowen of Knoxville, 'en''- 0 FB JE No speeches Because of Rain j \'oters of Florence County gath- J? red in small numbers Tuesday to wj, ear the candidates for congress ? rom the Sixth District, but the pening gun of the campaign was '1" ot fired. The rain kept many from ttending who would liked to have ea-d the ambitious aspirants tell heir troubles so the Florence meetno: was postponed until August 21. The real opening of the speech irM naking tour took place in Kingstfee *n esterday, and the itinerary as pre- *?' iouslv arranged will be adhered to, mc ith the exception of Florence. Y,ei Ca - ' ~ ho [ff ^I Ik 1 n I j L a ^ _ _ . j -ARGE SUMS OF MONEY J E. ;Wi ca ? lil j fie { MADE THEIR NAMES j ac: JUDGMENT. ' ?(1 E THING. A WELL-KEPT j6', 5 BANK WILL START YOU 1 st, I \v< ! W H A CREDIT TOO SOON ! 1 Sa HHHM r-? J* trtrt ttf \ I - ? ENSUS TAKING TO BEGIN SOON irst and Sixth District Places to Be Filled?Commission to Be Forwarded at Once Washington, Aug. 12.?With the mouncement by the census bureau the supervisors for all of the >uth Carolina congressional disiets PYPpnt. rVio First ami Sivfch e work of taking the next census ill begin. The names just made iblic here are as follows: Second strict, D. W. Gaston, Aiken; Third istrict, E. P. Aull, Newberry; rnrth District, Oscar Babb, Launs; Fifth District, S. C. Carter, lester; Seventh District, J. S. oife, Orangeburg; No appointment has been made in e First, although Congressman haley has recommended Montague iest of Charleston for the position, r. Triest is a well known insurce and real estate man of Char- ! >ton and is said to be indorsed bstantially by the business men I that city. However, Mr. Whaley s been informed that the officials the census bureau are not entiresatisfied with Mr. Triest's sup-; rt. Mr. Whaley says there is some stake about the matter that Mr. iest is well indorsed and very pular among the business men of j larleston and that he will undoubt-, ly be named within a few days. As to the Sixth District, at the j ,ie of the death of the late Conessman Ragsdale, on recommention had been made and the direcr of the census has asked Senatoi nith, who is familiar with condi>ns in the Sixth Distrixt, to name man for the place and this will be ne immediately, and it is probable at the appointment will not be jch longer delayed. The selection of these supervisors s been made after careful inves;ation as to their merit and standl of each man who has been nam. It is recognized that a great al of harm may come from the pointment of careless supervisors those who are not interested in eir work. In the Fourth District Mr. Babb s been at home for several days, aiung nis commission ana reaay begin work as soon as named. 1 commissions will be mailed out mediately and the work of takj the next census will go forward thout delay. o The Williamsburg Liberty Mill* Company is prepared to thrash, iick, shell, grind and gin. Let us ind your wheat before ginning ison opens. o Idlers May get Increased Bonus Declaring the $60 bonus paid to charged soldiers and sailors was a'try" as compared with $240 id war workers, Representative u, Democrat, North Carolina, in 1 house asked for nonpartisan isideration of Republicans and mocrats in dealing with addinal bonuses. 'When we deal with the soldiers," said, "I hope there will be no itical difference. I hope there will no sparring for political advan:es. The additional bonus should large enough to give all disirged soldiers and sailors a good as civilians." The watch dogs' of the treasMr. Pou stated, "would be rror stricken at the amount of ; appropriation. Justice should be to these men at any cost" I'he offer of a set of kitchenware IEE to every purchaser of a MASTIC during demonstration week genuine. It is an out-and-out gift every purchaser of a MAJESTIC ige and the price of this range th a reputation remains the same, e this demonstration during the ek commencing August 25, at our >re. KING HARDWARE CO. o Moving Day Yesterday Yesterday appeared to be "movj day" in Kingstree. It was a angular affair and we haven't and out at just which angle the wing started or finished, but will nture to put thus: Mr. W. H. rr started a load of his houseId effects in a northeasterly diction to the house occupied by r. W. E. Nesmith. Mr. Nesmith at out the same time started a load his personal belongings in a utherly direction to the house ocpied by Mr. Tom Kellahan. Just fore the arrival of Mr. Nesmith's n at the Kellahan house Mr. Kelmn had started his goods and attels westward to the big house ing vacated by Mr. Carr, and the ree families were domiciled in ange quarters last night. The Williamsburg Liberty M?lll Company is prepared to thrash, uck. shell, grind and gin. Let us ind your wheat before ginning ason opens. Victory Buttons Word has just been received from 2shington so that victory buttons n now be issued to all honorably! ^charged officers, enlisted men j Id clerks, and members of the, my nurses corps who served on! tive duty in the army of the Unit-' States at any time between April i 1917, and November 11, 1918. This entitles the members of the I idents army training corps, who; ire excluded under circulation 187 j . D., to be issued victory buttons.! The army recruiting station in I vannah, Ga., is issuing victory I ittons as rapidly as the claims j me in. They appeal to every man 10 is entitled to a victory button make an application immediately, j lere will be no delay, for the vicry button is sent out the day the | lim is received, and the quantity buttons on hand is sufficient to! ke care of all. o 666 quickly relieves Constipa- ! tion, Biliousness, Loss of Appe- j tite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.?adv. Warehouses Closed Temporarily Owing to the strike among rai road shopmen, the shipment of t< bacco from Kingstree had to bedi; continued and as a Consequence th market has been closed since la. Thursday. It is not known just \vhe sales will be resumed by the wan houses. It is certain, however, thsthe close is only temporary. ?>_ A handgrenade makes a sai place for pennies and dimes. Th rlank of Williamsburg and the Kan of Hemingway have them for chii dien who are willing to cave. Fc further information attention i called to the illustrated advertise mert in this naper by the abov 1 nomor) KOTIVV Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer. It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.?Adv. ? o We have arranged with an e.\p* rienced Piano Tuner that has had years experience tuning and repair ing piano's and player piano's i: some of the leading colleges an factories. Doing highly recor.imende i we guarantee the work done byhinr Your piano should be tuned a least once or twice a year accordin; to use?Doing this not only prolong (the life of the piano, but gives yo the use of an instrument that add to the pleasure of entertaining you guests. Phone your order for tuning a once and avoid delav. Phone 16 KINGSTREE FURNITURE CO. WATTS JEWELRY STORE I HAVE THE LARGEST AN! BEST SELECTED STOCK EVE1 SHOWN IN WILLIAMSBURl COUNTY. WATCHES, CLOCKS STERLING SILVER, CUT GLASS CHINA, SPECTACLES, JEWELR\ OF EVERY DISCRIPTION, RA ZORS, IVORY GOODS, BIBLE: AND TESTAMENTS. ALSO HAVE A FEW FINEPHO NOGRAPHS, AND HUNDREDS 01 OTHER NICE THINGS. I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY 01 ??w nAAno eour A vn CPr U1 .ILL ViUl/L?.i. W:HU mil/ uuu . FIXE STOCK. F. J. WATTS. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED?Fat beef cattle. Wi pav the best market price. Apply t K. A. SNIPES, Kingstree, S. C. 8-14-3tp. _ MONEY TO LOAN?On firs mortgage on real estate. Apply t< STCLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S C. 6-12-tf FOR SALE?One Buick Roadste in perfect condition all new cor tires. Can be seen at, J. B. WAL & CO's. Stab'es. 8-7-tf. FOR SALE?One Paige five pas senger in perfect condition; all ne\ tire5, a bargain. .T B. WALL & CO'? STABLES, 8-7-t] ji 'Mimm 1 Here ti ?? Slightly Sale One F OneO : One C : OneSt I . ... 1 Ail the i ] conditi | them < I B. V i KllllP.QTPFI ? I?nrvr**mr. ' " " im ( naanMaMM e YOU BUY WHAT YOU ^ WILL SELL WHAT YOU V GUARANTEE SATISFACTIO On that basis reconstruct! selves. Our prosperity is the grea r proving that situation by havi d need in our line. rl ! YOU WILL IMPROVE Ihar^ ^7 IHHBhhbbb jr r ? i WANTED?Owing to recent grs 5 duation of nurses, there are vacar cies in the Training School, Bake Sanitoriura, Charleston, S. C. Cours F covers a period of three years i practical and theoretical nursing, i ^ surgery and general medicine. Hos if pital modern and well equipped wit - -*--11 AWC PnmilT <X 1U11 idtuitjr ui iiu?i uvM/xo* ivwuuA eration $9.00 per month with fu maintenance. Apply Superintended BAKER SANITORIUM TRAININ" " SCHOOL for nurses, Charleston 11 S. C. 8-14-3tc. o Make money in your home tow in spare time. Sell hosiery with - guarantee. The kind that won't wea it out. Ready market in your ow )t neighborhood. Big money make; Experience unnecessary; we teac ; you. PHOENIX HOSIERY CO. Wej Market Street Station, Philadelphu Pa. 7-3-8L FOR SALE?My Grant six toui r ing car very cheap for quick cas L sale. REV. D. A. PHILLIPS King: tree, SC. 8-14-lt) j- FOR SALE One Ford Sedan a v good as new and looks good. Addres '. T. r. WINDHAM, Greelyville, S. ( f. 8-7- 'tr>. They Used Cars fo at a BAH ord T ourir akland Six handler Sis UUVR/unvt above Cars on. Come a Dver and get r Olllglt -) \ -j ' :1 VANT AND BUY FREELY. WE /ANT (IN OUR LINE) AND N IN EACH DEAL, on problems take care of themtestit has ever been. We are irang on hand whatever you may IT BY TRADING HERE H m jiALE-ko. 16 Royal Stand_ ard Typewriter. For quick sale and . cash $75.00. S. J. DEERY, Kingstree ' n Furniture Co. Kingstree, S.C. ? FOR SALE-Part of the T. D. h Brockington plantation on Broad . Swamp containing 166 acres. Well 11 drained and easy to cultivate. D. 7. t EPPS and P. G. GOURDIN. g 7-31-tfc. FOR* SALE.?One" Dal ton Adding machine, in 1st class condition, n Having purchased a combination. ' a bookkeeping and adding machine, ,r i have no further need of present man chine. KINGSTREE FURNITURE r. CO., Kingstree, S. C. 8-7-tf. h ^ j Fresh Beef Market Opened I have opened a butcher business << r- at my place two miles east of town h1 and am prepared to furnish you \ , >- with choice fresh beef at your door P- on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturis day?three days a week. Send me ;s .our order a day ahead. 1, E. A. SNIPES, Kingstree 8-14-3tp. 4 im wwwmwmmmmmmmm * Are: i ' ' r a Quick [GAIN. ig Car I -5 Pas. | :-5 Pas. lix-7Pas. t in good nd look I : prices. ?ton, SO. CAR. \ ? . * 4 ' '^,j