The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 28, 1919, Image 8
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TWENTY SONS IN WAR
Thirteen Killed. Four Wounded, An
French Father Shot by Huns
Paris Details have just been re
ceived from Lille of what is consid
ered without question the greates
"contribution" made to the war b
any one single family.
The heal of the family was
Vanhee, afarraer living at Reming
he, near Ypres. At the outbreak o
the war he was the father of 36 liv
ing children, 14 girls and 22 boys
Of the latter, in the course of th
war, 20 fooght in the French rank"
Of these 20, 13 were killed andthre
m VT'OUR farm land, sub
9 X and sold at auction 1
fg Many South Carolina owners re
H thods and are selling their farms
r] South Carolina Sales made last ]
B Dat* of Sale Owner
H Aug. 31/18 .C. O. Dixon, Esq
B Sept. 10,'18 .H. N. Singletary.Esq...
B Sept. 11/18 .Durant,Horton&Floyd
B Sept. 13/18 .Mrs. Mary J. Harrell..
B Sept. 14/18 .J. D. Coker, Esq
B Oct. 1/18 F. L. & John Wilcox.
fl Oct. 9/18...W. T. Wilkins, Esq..
fl Nov. 19/18.York Real Estote Co..
fl May //19 Catawba Real Estate Co
B S outh Carolina Farms can be sol
9 befor*. Money is plentiful and ther
9 Quick Action?Si
?Satisfacti
are three principles that hare made c
H in de nana for telling city, farm and
M We hare hundreds of endorsen
9 the satisfaction of our customers. V
9 explaining our methods.
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B lished standard
given to the Bi
" of superiority.
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and refinement
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permanently discharged as the result
of wounds unfitting them for
, further service. Still another was '
wounded four times during the war.
In 1917 the widow of one of the
sons, Alfred, also was killed during i
1 the bombardment of Dunkirk. '
I- She left five orphans. But even be- 1
it fore this, M. Vanhee had already
y given up his life to the Germans. In ,<
October of 1914 he had gone to 1
[ Lille with one of his daughters to j
celebrate the birthday of a relative, j
f On his return the two were caught <
l?v German patrol and both shot. j
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5. The County Record Is $1.50 a ,
e year in advance. J
divided into sm^l] farms^fc
by our method v..'1 pro- E
ofitable returns i r you. I j
:alize the advantages or ot-r me- H ]
; through us. Here are a few H j
Location Aa't SoU For 1
ftear Mullins, S. C #42,999.16 K j
. " Lake City, S. C.... 66,723.66 ?
I " Manning, S. 35.294.62 Hj
. " Hartsvilic S. i: 10.116 20 V
" Timmon?ville, S C.. 71,589.85 K
. " Kingstree, S. C.... 19,206.72 B
. York, S. C 11,331.2S i
d to better advantage now thar. ever H j
e it a demand for small farms. H|
ids faction to Seller I 1'
on to Buyer I
wir organization the largest and most H <
suburban property. H
tent letters that emphatically express H
/rite for copies of these and booklet ( H
ur Specialty I
itory Unlimited
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been the foremost eonsi<
on of the 1920 Model K Ser
I of Buick construction thai
lick Valve-in-Heaa Motor C
>undation of strength, durabi
lick Series been designed and
of the new line will reveal
s that are sure to please the
Vices of the New Buick Seriei
i-44 Three-Passenger Roadster .
x-45 Five-Passenger Touring Ca)* .
x-46 Touring Coupe . . . . .
x-47 Five-Passenger Touring Sedan .
x-49 Seven-Passenger Touring Car
x-50 Seven-Passenger Sedan . . .
P. O. B. PBnt, Michigan
on Avenue
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MOVING MEAT PRODUCTS t
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To Avoid Penalty for Illegal Storage <
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Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 15.?Gover- t
nor James M. Cox late Last Friday (
wired Assistant United States At- 1
torney General Frank Davis, at <
Washington, that the Sheriff-Street 1
storage and warehouse, of Cleveland,
to avoid federal penalty is moving
its meat products to Chicago ware
houses and that records as to previous
storage in Cleveland are being
destroyed.
While the Governor's telegram
did not give the names of companies
Alleged to be shipping their products
to Chicago, his telegram earlier in
the day to Attorney General Palmer
said Morris & Co and Wil6on Co..
were owners of part of 2.000,000
pounds of meat alleged to be held
in the Cleveland storage house ellefatly
under Ohio laws. Brandt & Co.
jf Cleveland, were alleged to own
the remainder.
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666 has more imitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the the market, but no one
wants imitations. They are dangerous
things in the medicine
line.?Adv.
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THE C. & B. HAT FACTORY
123 Broad Street.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA,
is the owner of and is carrying on ,
the Mail Order business formerly
landled by the H. W. Clarke Hat
Company. All orders should be sent
to C. & B. HAT FACTORY.
Agents Wanted?Send for Cata-1
ogue. 8-7-4tp.
THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE j
No. 62 Broad Street
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A Boarding and Day School for
firls.
Begins its session October 1, 1919.
Historic Institution situated in a
lealthy location. . ,
Advantages of City life, with large j
College yard for outdoor sports.
A Well Planned Course of studies ;
n a homelike atmosphere.
A Business Course open to Seniors,
ind Elective courses to Juniors and
Seniors.
Two Domestic Science Courses,
riving practical and theoretic knowl- j
>dge of Cooking.
A well equipped Library.
For Catalog and further informa- j
:ion apply to the College.
M0-I3t.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
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ine on ice 01 ine superv isor ox |
Registration will be open on the 1st;
Monday in each month for the purpose
of registering any person who
is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident
jf the State for two years, and of j
the county one year, and of the
polling precinct in which the elector j
pffers to vote four months before \
the day of elction. and shall have i
paid, six months before, any poll
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ility, and value I y*
manufactured gl
improvements
most exacting
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;ax then due and payable. and v
?n both read and write any sect
>f the constitution of 1895 submit
X) him by the Supervisor- of he*
:ration. or who can show that
>wns, and has naid all taxes colle
>le on during the present year, pr
rty in this State assessed at th
lundred dollars or more.
B. E. CLARKSON.
Clerk of Board
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
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When you are
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lops to be found .
Je guarantee all c
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We handle the
le of the followin
ir: J. & D. Tires
sar Tires, guaran
uaranteed for 7,5'
Parts
, We have a cor
uick Automobiles
le of Accessories,
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int. Book*, of Registration for the Town regi
(.r of Kjng.-tiee. S. C., are now open in for
it,j the office of the Kingstree Hardware
Tlb. Co., on Hampton Avenue of said fron
he Town, for the registration of all Reg
cti-; qualified electors and voters within cjnc
op- the limits of said Town, who under fer
ree 1 the laws of the State have the right .. .
i to become qualified voters for ana in "~7
ithe municipal election of officers to ,
I be hoM within the limits of said
Town of Kingstree, S. C.f on the
twenty-third (23rd) day of September
1919. Si
the All applicants for such municipal tion
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CAMELS supply cigarette contentmei
you ever experienced ! You neve
bodied mellow-mildness; such rei
flavor and coolness. The more Came
greater becomes your delight?Camels
rette revelation I
Everything about Camels you find so k
their quality?to the expert blend of c
i choice Domestic tobaccos.
1 Youll say Camels are in a class by them
a made to meet your own personal taste
il Freedom from any unpleasant cigarettj
pleasant tigaretty odor makes Camels pa:
km to the most fastidious smokers. And, yoi
53 liberally as meets your own wishes, for th
^ taste! You are s
,8c. a package MtW'
Camels so attract
ize that the value
and do not expect
rette in the wot
Camo/s art aold ever
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in need of Auto Repair
one of the best equif
and our mechanics are
>ur repair work.
tANTEED TIRES,
i best TIRES on the m;
ig when you need a tir
i, guaranteed for 6,000 r
teed for 6,000 miles; I
00 miles.
and Accessories.
tiplete line of parts for
1 on hand at all times
Gasoline, Greases and <
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SSTREEE, S. C.
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stration must, when applying
a certificate of registration, pre- his
certificate of registration
a the Board or Supervisor of
istration for the County, entit
within said Town, and must ofproof
of his residence within the
ts if said Town for four months
the payment of all taxes dasesaigainst
him due and collectible
the previous fiscal year. .
C. C. BURGESS, Jk
apervisor of municipal yegistm^B
for Kingstree, S. C.
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r after-taste or unrticularly
desirable fypt?
. smok* Camel, . &g|
iey never tire your JK^.? jr
Jways keen for the &tV&
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ive. Smokers realis
in the cigarettes
: premiums or cou*ff
Is with any cigaId
at any price !
rwAert in scientifically '2*jr ^
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strongly recommend ?^V
noma or omce tuppiy
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Salem, N. C.
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