The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 04, 1919, Image 3
HEALTHFUL ADVICE
;During the aftermath of influenza
or any other prostrating
fllness, the logical tonic is
SCOTT'S
kfliCMULSlON
which enriches the blood and
|Bttrengthens the whole body, via
^Bpurishment If you would re~
Hno your strength--try Scott's.
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mm 666 has more imitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the the market, but no one
L, wants imitations. They are dan\
gerous things in the medicine
line.?Adv.
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FEELING SLUE?
MIVER LAZT?
TAKE A CALOTAS
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Won'krful How Young and Energctjj,
k You Feel After Taking TJiis
Nauseates* Calomel Tabl^
rtte If you have : :ot tried Calotabsyou
IM|e a delightful surprise awaiting
^^ou. The wonderful liver-cleansing
^Land system purifying properties of
Calomel may new be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasantness. A Calo?
tab at bedtime with a swallow of
water?that's all. No taste, no salts,
nor the slightest unpleasant effects.
Ton wake up in the morning feeling
ao good that you want to laugh about
it. Your liver is clean, your system
is purified, ydnr appetite hearty. Eat
what you wish,?no danger. 'Hie next
time yoa feel lazy, mean, nervous,
blue or discouraged give your/liver
a thorough cleansing with a Calotab.
They are so perfoet that your druggist
is authorised to refund the price
as a guarantee that you will be dented.
VCalotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. Price' thirty-five
cents. At aO dreg stores.?(adv).
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the. public
have in 666 Chill and Fever
Tonic.?adv.
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Send your next order for stationary
to The County Record.
I Watches a
I have just received afi
large shlpmene of Watches*
and Clocks of the best
makes. ?
Price $1.75 to 75.001
a You need a reliable times
I piece at your tobacco bara.B
K I have clocks that will wakeB
H you any hour of the night.
II A-COMPLETE /
* Wedding Silver, Hand Pa
ALWAV-S
W' Bni.gr m-?- tour hroken Watc
* pairs w>x .f same aay receive*
T. E. BAGGE
Business Ai
WHEN IN THE COUE
IT BECOMES NECESSARY
HIS FIELD OF ENDEAVOR
FINDS THAT HE MUST BR
CILrnES ALSO.
WHEN YOUR BUS
POINT, YOU MAY WELL C
NESS OF FINANCIAL SER^
I BANK OF 1
F WHEN YOU PLACE 1
I WITH US YOU HAVE THE
i ING THAT YOUR LARGE
MENTS CAN BE MET ANE
B j NEEDS SATISFIED TO TH1
BM CONSERVATIVE ENOUGH "
LIBERAL ENOUGH T
j | ABLE PEOPLE.
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BANK OF 1
OLDEST BANK IN WI
IX C. SCOTT, President,
JNO. A. KELLEY, Vice-Pres.
F. W. FAIRY, Cashier.
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National Advertisers, Awake!
(By G. W. Morrison)
, National Advertisers are awakening
to the fact that the newspapers
of the country are tha best medium.-,
in which to advertise an) ltach the
j average American in his homo in the
i riost forceful an I convincing manj
1KT.
A country newspaver has great ini
fiuence with local pc >ple for many
! nfties around the tow a and county in
which it circulates. The editor, and
all the sta'T, iive in the neighborhood.
They know everybody by their first
i names. There is a *eal deep feeling
| among the readers A the pa]>ea- that
'it is "their very own"
They discuss it contents at homej
I and over the counter at the store. [
They believe in it. The retail dealer
stocks big shelves with the goods the
advertiser is creating the local de
| mand for. Householders, knowing \
iheir paper is trustworthy, promptly i
buy and when satisfied, tell their!
neighobrs and friends. The particular
qualities of a new brand soon become
well known by all.
The National Advertisers now recognize
that sixty millions of prosperous
Americans(58 2|10 per* cent,
of the population of the United
States) are today living in towns of
5,000 and less and on the farms.
They read the local newspaper. They
think in American terms, they eat
j American foods, they wear Amerii
can clothing. They are the buyers of
i a great nation and they do business
j in the American way?the National
' Advertiser's way. Their requirements
i fit in with the existing selling organ|
ization that went to do business with
I Americans.
These sixty million people buy
boots and patent-leathers, farm tractors
and tooth paste. They buy paint
for their homes and cement for their
cellars. Seventy per cent of the au*?o-o
cnlH in the country.
bUIIIVUHCO
They buy up-to-date clothing, pianos,
farm implements, chewing gum, typewriters,
cigarettes, soap, talking
maphines furniture, pancake flour,
glassware, breakfast foods, raincoats
?everything the National Advertiser
has to sell that enters into life.
Ask the traveling salesman?the
men on the firing line? about the
selling power the prestige, and influence
of country newspapers in the
towns they make. Ask the traveling
agent what the local dealer thinks
of advertising in their local home |
ind Clocks! I
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ASSORTMENT OF J
inted China and Cut Glass "
ON HAND. s
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;hes. Clocks and Jewelry. Re- i
>TT, Jeweler |
rluonnomontl
uvaiiUGiiiuni.
:SE OP BUSINESS EVENTS
FOR A MAN TO BROADEN
, HE NOT INFREQUENTLY
OADEN HIS BANKING FATNESS
REACHES THAT
ONSIDER THE COMPLETE/ICE
OFFERED BY THE
ONGSTREE
fOUR BUSINESS ACCOUNT
SATISFACTION OF KNOW:ST
BUSINESS REQUIRH)
YOUR VARIED BANKING
R SMALLEST DETAIL.
ro BE ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
0 SATISFY ALL REASOND
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
KINGSTREE
LLIAMSBURG COUNTY
I). MILLS, Ass'U Cashirr.
BOYLE SINGLETON, Bookkeept-r.
MRS. J. C KELLY, Bookkeeper.
.
GREW DESPONDENT
OVER HER TROUALER
ONCE WAS "MOST WRETCHED
PERSON," SAYS MRS
GREENE.
Gained 10 Pounds After Taking Tanlac
and Improved Considerably
i
"Before I began taking Tanlac I 1
' was the most wretched I expect you'
' ever saw, but now I am as happy as
I can be over the good that Tanlac
has done me," said Mrs. Maggie'
| Greene, of 1219 Avenue A, Ensley,!
| Ala.
"For a long time I suffered from!
indigestion and stomach trouble," j
she continued, "and had grown so\
weak from loss of energy that I j
really took no interest ir. anything. I
I would suffer' for hours from gas on
my stomach that made me dizzy and
gave me palpitation of the heart. I
fell off until I weighed only 95
pounds, and was so weak and run
down I could not do any work about
the house. I was so nervous that at
times I trembled all over and I got
so cross and fretful I was not like
myself at all and was growing more
despondent every day.
"Nothing I took seemed to reach
my troubles and I just went from
bav. to worse. My husband got a bottle
of Tanlac for me, and as soon as
I began taking it, I started to improve
and began to eat and my appetite
got better every day. The
disagreeable fullness does not trouble
me any more after meals and I
feel just fine. In fact, I do not know
what it is to have a pain now. I
i sleep like a log at night and have
gained 10 pounds and everyone tells
me I look like a different woman.*
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold by Kingstree Drug Co., Kingstree;
Farmer's Drug Co., Hemingway;
S. S. Aronson Lanes; R. P.
Hinnant Suttons; W. D. Bryan,
Bryan.
town newspapers. They will say there
is no influence so powerful and no
argument so effective to place merchandise
on the dealer's shelves and
move it off the shelves as an advertising
campaign in the dealer's local
newspaper.
The country newspaper is the
"cash-in" medium.
As an advertising medium that
goes into every home, that is read by
children, the future market, as well
as adult, the present market; that is
an invited messenger; that has no
waste circulation, that covers the
dealer's own vicinity, the country
newspaper offers the only intensive
advertising cultivation of country
Aiumui.
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Pig Club Prize?
The premium list for the Boy's
Pig Club department of the State
Fair for this year is unusually attractive,
and L. L. Baker, supervising
agent of club work, is working
?? a\ . v i
to mane cms tne Dest uvjr ? uuu
show ever held in South Carolina.
There will be 5 classes in the regular
premium list as follows:
Brood sow and litter $12, $10, $7.
Gilt four to twelve months, $10,
$8, and $5.
Boar four to twelve months, $10,1
I $8, $5.
Boar over one year old, $10, $5.
i Sow over one year old, $10, $5.
The American Poland China record]
! offers five special prizes of $10 each
fnr the best Poland China exhibits
corresponding with the five classes
named above.
The Hampshire record also offers
five special prizes of $10 each for
the best exhibits of that breed, and
the Checter Whit record offers five
$10 life-time memberships for the
best showing with animals of that
breed.
The Poland China Journal offers
a $5 prize for the grand champion
Poland China and five yearly subscriptions
to the Poland China Journal
for the next five best Poland
Chinas. If the grand champion over
: all breeds is a Poland China, s speci
ial silver trophy will be awarded.
Only pure breds of all breeds will
be eligible this year, and they will
be judged according to the standard
of the respective breeds.
u' RnVpr is arranging to get
, free transportation for all pigs exhibited
by club members, and the
State Fair or officials are preparing
for the comfortable housing of all
pigs shown by club members. Mr.
Baker hopes that at least 100 of the
! best pigs in South Carolina will be
shown in the Boy's Pig Club department
o?
A race riot broke out in Knoxville,
Tenn., Saturday as a result of the
storming of the county jail by a mob
intent upon lynching a negro, Maurice
Mayes, for the murder of a white
woman. Two are reported as having
been killed in the riot with a
much larger number injured. A large
military and police force succeeded
in quieting the situation Sunday.
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A DOLLA
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During these days of i
!l us to get the best value*
TUCKER has built up hi<
j his patrons the very best v;
! been made possible by his
best values on the wholesa
tomers the benefit of his
I ditions and good judgmen
j He Has D<
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r and is now ready to serve
I stock of Dry Goods, Notic
! that is second to none sho
) by his keen judgment in s
position to fill your every 1
the same goods will cost e
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THE UNDEI
fUNGSTRE
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VOTE FOR STOLL
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Summe
It's Time to Ease
and Seek C<
WH EN you come t
our store and se
we have that are so essen
fort and EASE, for inst
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Porch Rocker, S
Pore
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We also have a handsoi
rugs that will command
tention. These are exc
view to wear and durabi
for Summer, and our pr
Bring your tobaccc
us for anything ^ou nee
A Complete
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Edison Phonog
The Steele Fu
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VOTE FOR STOLL
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ollar Spent
msettled prices it behooves all of
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? possible for our money. C.
> business here by always giving
dues for their money. This has . '
ever alertness for picking the
le market and giving his cuscareful
study of market ?ont
of real values.
one His Part
the trade with an up-to-date
f
>ns, Shoes, Clothing and Hats
wn in Williamsburg county and
electing this merchandise, is in
want at prices much below what . *
lsewhere. j , y
cker's, *;
tSELUNG STORE,"
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ON TUESDAY, THE 9th!
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sr is Here
Up on the Old Grind
>mfort and Rest
o Kingstree be sure to call at
lect some of the nice things
tial to genuine pleasure, comance
a aood durable
Jwing, Hammock or
:h Shade
r ? 1
me line pt rioor matuiigs anu
and deserve your special ateptional
quality, wove with a
litv. They are just the thing
ices are attractively low.
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i to Kingstree and come to
d in Home Furnishings.
: Line of the
raphs and Records
rniture tompany
SO. CAROLINA.
ON TUESDAY, THE 9th!