The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 28, 1919, Image 3
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1 fTtr People's Market I
I H. A. Miller, Prop. |:u.n;
'IjPFresh Beef, f^ork and Sausage. |j< ?
? IFAVP ORnm FOR I Grille
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DRESSED CHICKEN jH
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We are aying 22 cents per pound for l| to
Chickens in any quantity. Also pay- man(]
ing cash for Cow Hides.
THE PEOPLE S MARKET |
H. A. MILIEU. Pnprifti. "
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Business Advancement! i
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF BUSINESS EVENTS ?an
IT BECOMES NECESSARY FOR A MAN TO BROADEN
HIS FIELD OF ENDEAVOR, HE NOT INFREQUENTLY ?Ur:
o n/<o/
FINDS THAT HE MIST BROADEN HIS BANKING FACILITIES
ALSO. . ^'(n
i WHEN YOUR BUSINESS REACHES THAT
POINT, YOU MAY WELL CONSIDER THE COMPLETE- occa;
NESS OF FINANCIAL SERVICE OFFERED BY THE the 1
BANK OF KINGSTREE 0n
undei
WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR BUSINESS ACCOUNT surro
i - WITH US YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF KNOW- throu
. ING THAT YOUR LARGEST BUSINESS REQUIRE- the I
MKNTS CAN BE MET AND YOUR VARIED BANKING On
NEEDS SATISFIED TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL. bridg
CONSERVATIVE ENOUGH TO BE ABSOLUTELY SAFE. taeke
. LIBERAL ENOUGH TO SATISFY ALL REASON- to es
ABLE PEOPLE. Th
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FOUD PER CENT PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. perin
BANK OF KINGSTREE \E
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OLDEST BANK IN WILM.VMMH KI. 1
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JNO. A. KELLEY, Vice-Pres., BOYLE SLMJ.KTON. Ifcn.k I; <jjana
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The Old Reliable Countv Record?1.50 rhe Year yea"
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I5Q - HORS
Fifty Horses and Mules will be f
CITY, S. C., THURSDAY NOON, SE]
Fresh carload shipped direct frc
cash, one-third October 1, balance N<
f?rx-m tKo nnrphafip nrirft.
fj. 1 IS 111 11XV put VllM^/v r
1 FREE PRIZE Gf
Sale one day only, rain or shine;
sented. Sale will begin promptly at 1
I Don't Forget the Da
'^| 12 o'clock nooi
I J. M. TRUL1
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;>JEERIN<i FEAT
AMAZES RUSSIANS g
Ajncricai: i?a.j>va> iroops Trans- *
lormx Wrecord Roads in ^
Two Vio i'.hs' >VorK ^
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oka, Russian Island, via Lon- ?
-Rushing forward daily into
on* of the Bolshevik and often I
fi:c, the American railway I
en the Mui*man front in two I
hs transformed seventy-five
of dynamited anil burned,
es and railway, w recked and de
ed by retreating Bolshevik, inworkable
railway, which they
led, operated and maintained.
these troops the British comI
gives much of the credit of
seventy-five miles advance toPetrozavodsk.
In the continwere
thirty-six officers and 675
comprising the 167th and 168th
anies of railway troops as a
al battalion under Major E. E.
orelano, Kansas City, and every
of railroader from superintendo
section hand.
e Yanks worked so fast in fact!
the Bolsheviki, according to
ners taken, believed that they
miraculous machinery for track-1
g and adjustables bridges which
(hopped in as they went along,
as all done by a gang undei
C. J. Jones of Patterson, N. J?
in Alaskan and Latin-Ameri- :
jobs, was nicknamed "Hurry-up *
The men worked seventeen K
> daily with the enemy right I
1 and the British artillery right 11
id aw aiting construction. There 11
also battles and skirmishes in j |
small sidings.where. on many > M
ions, the constructors and also'B
train crews were under fire.
May 19, while building abridge
r shrapnel fire, the Yanks were I
funded by Bolshevik skipping I
* 11 3 ~ H
Ign me WUUUS <11111 u < iiaiu.uiif
iridges three versts in the rear,
the way back to repair the
es the Yank? were again at d
at close range, but managed '
cape.
en the Yanks, under Capt. H. i
dell, former assistant and su-!
tendent at Santa Fe, built and
ited an eight-mile street railin
Murman. Under Lieutenant
les B. Tuttle, they operated and j
led an armored train,
ilroad men who formerly drew R
pay in Rostonf Pittsburg or In- ftj
i, shared in making these rail- B
enterprises a Yankee success. ii
e County Record Is $l.f>0 -< R
in advance.
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sold at Auction to t
PfEMBER 4,1919.
>m St. Louis to Lake 1
Dvember 1, 1919. T
VEN AWA
; come and get your pi<
2:00 o'clock.
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Family by Instc
Many La
Electrical Devi
We offer. They are all practical hous<
ties, past the state of experimentation,
large and varied assortment of these devi<
various kinds of housework, including a J
electrical supplies, such as Electric Washing
ing Machines, Electric Vacum Cleaner
Smooking Irons, Electric Fans, Electr
Shades, Flashlights Flashlight Batteries,
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Electrical Su
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jl nvju
he highest bidder rej
City. The terms of t
'hose paying all cash
?
Y ON PAY
ck. Every Horse and
ly, Septemb*
: LAKE Cn
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ie Easier
able for Yourself and
illing Some of the
bOr-Saving
ices fMk
s' ek?*rk 'j *
ic Globe?,
Bulbs, Etc.
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e Us For Anything
t 1
Electrical j
e .will be glad to show and explain the manipuof
any of our Electrical Machines, and demon *
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lO you some oi me jjiciijj- U11115H >.ii.v?<v.v .....
de to do to lighten household labors and make
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life more comfortable.
pply "Company
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jardless of cost at LAKE | '
his sale will be one-third ij.
may deduct 2 per cent ||
OF SALE! |
Mule must be as repre- H
jr 4; the time: I
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ity, C. S. |