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I. SPECIAL | o I We are showing a variety of good in Ladies Waists, comprising Bipi Voiles, Crepe de Chine, and Korgette. Also a recent arrival of tdies and Children's White Canvass tippers. i We are strong on Ladies trim., >d [ats. Just received a large shipment i all the Shades, Colors and Shapes, n to the latest styles for street and Children's Dresses a Spec ;. ^^Kizes in Serviceable Ginghai . ^^VPoplins. I Remember that the Earle and Wi!Shirt and Collars can b< found ^^Here. HE No better Overalls, than theCoas' I Kne' Brand. We are well supplied on line. |HB|^)TE?We are making the Price m^Klgatcs all rourd Toilet Soap, at the cake. I Seal fix Union Undersuits for men at $1.50, all sizes^--also a good value I in men's Union Suits at $1.00. I 2-piece undersuits at $1.00 an#$2.00 I per suit At Jenkinson's I W. E. JENKINSON. L THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1919. Litems of Local Interest and Mrs. IeRoy Cates spent Hj. A. Reed of Cades was in H^H^VTuesday on business. Marion Montgomery' of Greely * is spending the week in town. Miss Bessie Ives spent last week <! with her- home folk in Florence JB^HMrs. W. L. Taylor and children H^Bve returned from their summer vaI B^ew cotton is being ginned here l^^^^^^kthe two local plants running ^^^^^roday was public sales day and ^ several parcels of real estate were sold at fair prices. f Mrs. Hess Mouzon of Lane spent I Wednesday in town wth her brother, ^ Mr. A. M. Gordon. * Mrs. C. E. Funk of St. Stephens spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller. Mr. R. D. Mills and family enjoyed a picnic ojuting Saturday with relatives in the Bethel community. We are very glad to state that Mr. A. M. Gordon, Jr., is recovering rapidly and is expected home Saturday. I Dr. S. L. Gilliland left today for I various Doints, where he expects to k **kill a big 'un" during his vacation. Messrs. Dewey and Johnie Truluck of Lynchburg spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. C. I. TruMiss Madelen Miller left Sunday ^^evening for Mountain Rest to enter ^^Hhe Long Creek Faptist Aceademy for and Mrs. Will Caldwell of ^^Hlfanbia spent last week-end here ^^^Hn Mrs. Caldwell's sister, Mrs. Levmammnx \ \ i hhbbj THRIFT. NO LESS THAN E1 PORTANT FACTO! STRUCTIY t Don't be miserly, but avoi< L put your L MONEY IN |K OR INVEST IT WISELY?I By so doing you stimulate I Thrift and persevering effo B| to build the Bl PROSPERITY II IB . i i Mr. R. F. Howie of Darlingtoi spent several days this week with hi daughter, Mrs. \V. D. Harrington. an* family near town. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Shackleford o Columbia are spending the week witi Mrs. Shackleford's pai-ents. .Mr. an< Mrs. S. M. McClarv Miss Mary Xett ; a valued mem ber of The Record force, is enjoying a week's vacation with friends an( relatives at Sumter. Miss Ruth Ca./;..ay returned U ; her home at Georgetown on Monda\ i after having spent the week here wit! Miss Marian McFaddin. | Following the decided rise in tern?e ratine Friday and Saturday, goot rains and a touch of fall weathei have been the order this week. mrs. u. r. Mn.iPr was cauea yesterday to the beds-do of her sister Mrs. Robert Adams, who is quite ill I at her home in the Bethel neighbor{hood. to the present there is appar! ently little, if any, let up in the .*ush of tobacco to the local warehouses. It is thought the weed will all be in next week. Mrs. E. A McDowell and children who have been on a visit to Mrs. McDowell's parents. Dr. and Mrs. John Austin Scott of Monticello, are expected home today. Misses Pearl and Lillie Marcus went up to Florence for the dance on Tuesday evening and are spending the remainder of the week as the guests of Mrs. All Berger of Florence. Miss Alice and Master Jack Harrington and Misses Judith and Grace Howie of Darlington are spending this week in and near town with the families of Messrs. R. K. Wallace and W. D. Harrington. Mi*s. Hester, Misses Sara Hester. Charlotte Howard and Tyson McFaddin and Messrs. Furman Swails, Bill Bryan, McBride McFaddin and Boots Nelson attended the dance at the Pinewood Club in Florence on Tuesday evening S. F. Edds & Co. have sold out their wholesale mercantile business to Messrs. Flowers & Nesmith of Lake City, w> > will conduct the business hce in futuie at the old stand on Accademy street Mr. Epps has gone into th<j live stock business. Next Tuesday will be election day and all banks and. business houses in Kingstree will be closed. People in the county need not come to town on that day expecting to transact business. Remain at home and vote and work for Stoll for Congress. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon, September 9, at 5 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to be present, as it is the last meet,ing of the quarter and a full report is asked for by the conference treasurer. Mr. David Scott is this week demonstrating a farm tractor on aceade^ my street in front of the Kingstree (Furniture Company's place. In conInection with the tractor there is a double disc plow and the combination is capable of doing the work of sev? i 1? 1 j crsi mt?n, rnui^j> diiu um laouivuvu plows. Mr. W. K. Mcintosh recently purchased from Mr. David Silverman the residence on West Main street. IRNING POWER, IS AN IM1 IN THESE CON'S TIMES 1 extravagance?and. above all, THE BANK LEEP IT IN CIRCULATION business. * rt may be your part in helping ' OF TODAY iiSGSTREE. sT^UH^m rt no// occupied by Mr. Edwards. and 1 s :o eriy owned by Mr. R. H. Kellari han. Mr Mcintosh will have the h :)i?:>erty repa red and late, move into ^ it. having1 sold his home in North Kingstree to his father. Mr. 5. W. . Mslntosh. ij Prof. J. VV. Swittenbeig returned a here yesterday from his summer va- f< ^ j ration. Mrs. Swittenberg and J. W. s< * Jr. are still at Ninety Six. Mr. tl Swittenberg tells u? that he is hav- g ing trouble finding accomodations for > teachers, a condition that does not * reflect credit upon the town. 1 Among the one hundred and eighty-j seven delegates from South Carolina narr.cd by Gove i*nor Loo per. LommisI sioner of Agriculture Harris and the: Sou:h Carolina Cotton Association to attend the bi-z meeting to be held at . Xew Orleans or. Friday. September* 8. Messrs. H. E. Montgomery. N". D. I Lescsne. \V. C. Hemingway and S. j .! B. Poston are named to represent j Williamsburg county. i Sam Shaw one of this county's in , dust nous and respected colored citi- J zens. was in town Tuesday and hob ( bled into The Record office to shove j his subscription ahead Shaw is a j hard working farmer, but a few1 weeks ago was taken to the Florence Infirmary, where he underwent an 1 operation for gaul stones. He fears now that he will not be able to do 1 anv more hard work this year. 1 Mrs. J. D. Britton gave a very at' enjoyable shower for Miss Emma j ' Cooper on Tuesday ' afternoon. The i party was a very original affair and | was thoroughly enjoyed by all who' attended. Those present were: Miss-j es Emma Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper. Martha Jenkinson. Lula Brockington.' Olive Benton. Marian McFaddin.; Louise Epps, Florence McCormick* j McMurray. Florrie Jacobs and Mes-j dames Louis Gilland. Claude McCabe. Watson. R. J. McCabe. A. C Hinds. R. J. Burgess. W. W. Holliday. E. L. Hirsch. B. McQ. Montgomery. L. J.. Brockington. J. P. Adams and W S. ) Gilland. The Rev. Joseph B. Waiker, rector of the Church of the Good Shephard of Columbia. S. C., who has been inonrHmr month on Mount Pleasant. ? returned to that city on Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Walker. While here Mr. Walker stood a successful examination for the priesthood and expects to be ordained late this fall after the return of Bishop Guerry from the general convention of the Episcopal church at Detroit. The ordination sen-ice will be held at St. Timothy's. The Rev. Mr. Walker was graduated from the theological department of the University of the hi South. Sewanee, in June. 1918. and su was called immediately thereafter to tr St. Timothy's. Having sensed the o'< prescribed year as a deacon, be is nou eligible to the priesthood.?Gha^- gu le.-ton Evening Post. w: it; The Rev. Mr. Walker is well remembered in Ringstree, where he pi. served as rector of St. Alban's Episcopal church o Dr. Garrett and Bride Here. Dr Stephen Garrett, who has been practicing dentistry here with Dr. W. L. Taylor some time, and spending week-ends in Atlanta, was married in 1.1?*. i?cf ITriilav tr> Miss Lillian ? U1UC waji looo ? ? m Blair. They have returned to Kingstree and are stopping at the Kellahan hotel. I o Kingstree Needs i Better and cleaner streets. Better street drainage. Better public utilities. More homes for housing new citizens. A steam laundry. A tobacco drying and curing p!a"t. Lower freight rates and better railroad service. o Community Meeting. The Farm and Home Demonstration agents will hold an all day meeting at the Central school house on Wednesday, September 1??. The morning session will commence at 11 o'clock, when subjects of interest to all will be discussed. The afternoon session will begin at 3 o'clock; At this time the ladies will be given demonstrations in canning grape products and steam pressure cooking while the men will discuss the best and most practical methods of improving the dairy cattle in their com J munity. The canning c'.ib- it Central have [ done some splendid > ork this year, j They will put on a .--rail exhibit at the school house next Wednesday to show you what they ha- been doing and what can be done, i Don't forget to come and bring a picnic dinner so that we may all enjoy a pleasant and profitable day together. CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS I hereby announce myself a candidate for Congress from the Sixth Congressional District sulyect to lithe rules of the Democratic Primary, f J . P. H. STOLL, . . . TO CLOSE STORES TUESDAY [Sngstree's Business Men Much Interested in Stoll's Election. We. the undersigned merchants and usiness men of Kingstree, hereby gree to close our places of business ir the entire day of September 9, 3 that we may devote that day in te interest of Philip H. Stoll's Confessional campaign. Kingstree Hardware Co. People's Mercantile Co., Kingstree Dry Goods Co., T E. Baggett, J. M. McGill, W. H. .Welch, W. E. Jenkinson. Williamsburg Hardware Co., Fanner's Supply Co.. Williamsburg Live Stock Co., W. M. V'ause & Sons, i Truluck-King Co., Kingstree. Motor Sales Co., J. F. Scott, Kingstree Furniture Co , B. F. Patrick. King Hardware Co., M. F. Heller, J. H. Epps, L. S. Weinberg. L. S. Dennis, S. F. Epps & Co.. S. A. Burgess. Alec Elios. A. Goldstein, S. Marcus. Steele Furniture Co.. Kelley Garage, C. & K. Vulcanizing Works, M. J. Porter. ? D. Silverman. ? . J. M. Brown. C. Tucker. Wh H. A. Miller. son F. J. Watts. L. W. Gilland, Coo F. Saab, ^ Geo. A. McElveen, ? _ , inc Joe Zahran, D. J. Epps & Son. ?, C. H. Miller & Co.,. Mej McClam & Rodgers, J. B. Wall & Co., Kozma Brothers. S E. Wakim. M. M. Osmer, . 1 W. L. Taylor, r E. L. Hirsch, Kelley & Hinds, i Ira A Calhoun. I R. B. Smith, County Treasurer, ^ J. N. Hamrnet. County Supervisor, \ H. O. Britton. Clerk of Court, J. J, B Montgomery, Auditor. ? ( A Church Survey of County. I Stej acn Pastors and laymen of Williams-; c'ea ire county interested in the church ' irvey are called to meet in Kings- Par ee on Friday, September 1st, at 11 Stej clock, a. m? in the Methodist church. ^rai J A. J. Brock, supervisor of the $^0 irvey for South Carolina, and others wn1 ill address the meeting and explain *?n, s purpose and the method of work. P The meeting will be open to the 50c iblic. S. 1 HBg A B9| man BE ' ;fl IVjAte. - - ' -- 4, * ? MUnNCW^ * -r * tr* IfftOMnMBEMHl IF IT IS A REASONABLE LINES WE HAVE IT AND C.J SERVICE VOL NEED NOT SUFFER WORK HELD CP A MINUTE. Prompt service is one of th< fer you and it is backed up by 01 your entire satisfaction in every prl! pjilRDTI ThousTFI Soldiers Recently Discharged. etmore, Cenius, Kingstree; Jack, Fred D., Heinemann; Fulton, liam; Bryan James G., Salters; >k, Maxie Brothers, Trio; [aywood, George, Rhems; McClary, >9. M., Kingstree; Morris, Alton, >; Nesmith, Thomas, Rhems; Mcm. Harvey, Kingstree; McClary, vin, Kingstree; Cooper, Clarence. ;mith; Cooper. Eugene, Kingstree; PECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS F 0 R S A L E I i One. Buick. Six,_ Model. 1918. ew Tires and in Good Mechanical jndition...First Check for $1100 ?ts this Bargain. Call at D. J. EPPS & SON, ampton Ave. Kingstree, S. C. Big Real Estate Bargain at St. phvns. S. C.. consisting of 354 ?s, of which about 60 to 75 are. .red about one hundred more can Jeared and the balance jn timber.' t of this land is in the town of St. phens. It is largely of a natural nage nature. Will sell quick for per acre. All who are interested te quick to C. E. Gardner, Dar'ingS. C.?9-4-2tp. EARS FOR SALE?Fine quality the peck at house. Mrs 'Bertha! Wolfe, Kingstree, S. C. ltpj Ppipe if out for n with Prince Albert, you've got a n cuts you loose from old stung tc ? by our exclusive patented proc bite and parch and hands you a bo ?ver was scheduled in your directi nee Albert is a pippin of a pipethe band! Get the slant that P ever longed for in tobacco! Y j up the sport you've slipped-01 t quality flavor and quality satisfs 1 talk kind words every time you j Tmmmy r*4 tofa. tidy rmd tims, hmmJtam* p Sort??n^?tkmt i Uiij. pracMcW pomtu ipim ?nii(wir Cap Amp* lit teAt . Reynolds Tobacco Compa '^a TbiT12, am E RE QUIREMENT IN OUR IN GIVE YOU IMMEDIATE ANY DELAY, HAVE YOUR I ; important advantages we ofir guarantee of best values and deal. / jrn!sh!ngsj|^B <rt. , .v \ LOST?Broock with large Amethyst stone, Sunday morning in Baptist church, or, on street Valuable. Finder Kindly return to Record office, or me, and receive reward. Miaa CORA SEASE. Steele's Furniture Store. 8-2412tc. FOR SALE?One car red cedar shingles at $8.50 per thousand F. O. B. Greelyville. Wire or write S. V. TAYLOR, Greelyville, S. C. > > 8-2I-4t. MONEY TO LOAN?On first mortgage on real estate. Apply to, STOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S. C. 6-12-tf. FOR SALE?One Buick Roadster in perfect condition all new cord tires. Can be seen at, J. B. WALL & CO's. Stables. 8-7-tf. FOR SALE?One Paige five passenger in perfect condition; all new tires, a bargain, J. B. WALL & CO'S. STABLES, 8-7-tf. FOR SALE?Farm of 94 acres, 50 acres cultivated. Near church and good school. Two good buildings and two good tobacco barns. Hebron -1-1 1 1 IT i.1 T TV neigriDornooa. i*_nown as me o. u. Wilson tract. See. D. J. EPPS and P. G. GOURDIN. 8-24-2tc FOR SALE?No. 10 Royal Standard Typewriter. For quick sale and cash $75.00. S. J. DEERY, Kingstree Furniture Co. Kingstree, S.C. FOR SALE.?One Dalton Adding machine, in 1st class condition. Having purchased a combination bookkeeping and adding machine, have no further need of present machine. KINGSTREE FURNITURE CO.. Kingstree, S. C. 8-7-stf. he smokegame with a jimmy you're hankering for a hand* hat aila your smokeappetitet ew listen on the pipe question mgue and dry throat worries! ess, Prince Albert is scoifres ut the biggest lot of smokeftm on! pal; rolled into a cigarette it . A. is simply everything any ou never will be willing to n once you get that Prince ction into your emokesyetem! get on the firing line! mum/ mmd kmlf-pommi tin kmmtr eryttal giati kwmUbr mM icc* in racA pnrfnnt mhMm. ny, Winsto^-Salera, N. & i j