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SPECIAL We are showirg a variety of goovalues m Ladies Waists, comprisini Wash "Voiles, Crepe de Chine, an , Georgette. Also a recent arrival o Ladies and Children's White Canvas slippers. We are strong on Ladies trimme Hats. Just received a large shipmen in all the Shades, Colors and Shape: up to the latest styles for street an dress. Children's Dresses a Specialty, a! sizes in Serviceable Gingham an , Poplins. Remember that the Earle and Wil son Shirt and Collars can be foun / here. No better Overalls, than the Coas ? _ J TTT. 11 ft. LJI16 DrttUU. Vt C w cu ouppucvi v this line. NOTE?We are making the Pric ?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, a 10c the cake. Seal fix Union Undersuits for me: at $1.50, all sizes?also a good valu in men's Union Suits at $1.0( 2-piece undersuits at $1.00 and $2.0 per suit At Jenkinson's ^ W. E. JENKINSON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13,191 Items of Local Interes Mr. J. L. Chandler of Salter? wa ? in town Saturday. Eugene King went to Bingham o Tuesday morning. F. Leslie Jones of Georgetown spent Sunday in town. We are sorry to state that C. J Thompson is on the sick list. Miss Annie Tolley is spending th week in Georgetown with Mrs. N. Jacobs. Miss Madge Blakeley left thi morning fc - St Mary's School. Ral eigh, N. C. Messrs. John Ramsey and Buc Ingram left on Friday morning fo South Boston, vs. Mrs. W. W. Holliday expects a her guest on Friday, Miss Emm Still of Charleston. Mrs. W. W. Holliday and Mis Bessie Ives spent several days, las week at Cha-leston. ^ Miss Helen McDowell left on Tues day morning for Greenville to tak up her studies at G. W. C. The Rev. J. G. Herndon, of th Presbyterian church returned her yesterday, but left again last nigh ^ i'iU'lMlBW J WAN1 Young Lady a Experienced Experienced more experiei the line of bi you will suit i Silverman's E | ?, KINGSTN | THE HANDLING OF A B A TRAINING IN BUSINESS B VERY HELPFUL SOME DAI B Besides, as a means of k< other expenditures, providing E | / etc., it is the proper way of h H I ^ WE RENDER A SPECIAL SI Ml / ICIT YOUR ACCOUNT. n t Miss Mary Heyward of Columbia visited. Miss Carrie Scott, here this 1. week. , h Miss Claude Jones left on Monday morning:' to resume her studies at ^ ' Coker College Hartsville. Samuel P. Staekley of Hennet. N. d j C.. spent Sunday here with his pa- 7 ^ i rents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Staekley. j Mrs. S. Marcus ->h her daughters.! . Misses Pearl an : ' iie Marcus, spent i y Sunday a: F'ore* with Mrs. All j -j ? Berger. Mr and Mus. 'r ant Yankuren j d j have just returned 1: 0 s: a two weeks F - . >' _J It t say iit ^ii?*nn .:;j> uuu ncuucj-j f sonvilie. Mr. F. D. S wails left on Friday i j morning for Conway, where he has'c; accepted a position with the Conway Is< il Drug Co d Miss Xelia N'esmith of George- c| town, is the attractive guest of her cousin Mrs. C. J Thompson this A week. ' Mauldin Lesesne ieft on Monday ? for Society Hill, where he takes up S] t: the duties as Principle of the High J n j School there. Hillis Phillips left on Tuesday afternoon for Wofford College. Spar- 1 tanburg. Hillis is a Senior at Wof- si ' ford this year. tl , Col. Holmes Springs was in town a Wednesday enroute to Greenville to h e attend the convention of the Fighting ? j Thirtieth division. n ? McBride S. McFadden leaves on Is Friday morning for the Citadel Charleston, where he expectsxto complete his course this year. . Miss Dordie McGill left on Wed- S " nesday morning for Coker College v Hartsville, where she is to take up d her Freshman work. \ t Misses Margarette and Adelle Van- > kuren of Darlington and Florence A ^ respectively spent several days here L with Mrs. Vankuren. li Levon Anderson who has been in P s the U. S. Navy for the past few years, is at home having receiver y n his discharge some weeks ago. L We are-1 very glad to state that ; n little Hugh Montgomery, who was ? hurt in the auto accident on Monday * f. is doing nicely and 'will be out in a few days. e Miss Bessie Ives left yesterday * r. afternoon for Florence to be maid of . honor in the wedding of her sister , j Miss Virginia Ives which takes this ; afternoon. E Misses Pearl and Lillie Marcus, jj Messrs. Zeno Montgomery. Alex and r Charlie Blakeley were among those \ who attended the dance ;n Florence. | Monday night. 3 a! Messrs "Boots'* Nelson and ,J I Millar ipft on Tueedav morn- 'J in? tor Charleston to join the navy ' S Both these boys passed the examination and were received into the ser- ? vice. J The many friends of Mr. C. M. e Hinds will be pleased to learp that n he has so far recovered from his re- ' ie cent illness as to be able to return 2 e home. He has been in the infirmary n t. at Florence for several weeks. rED~ | ?o rackior akn an I 3 lo voouivi f tuuv mm Saleslady and an |' Salesman. The | ice you've had in | \ isiness the better | US. lio |i lep't Store, I i IEE, S. C I I V III | 111 0 t a ! ^| mSmk i Wsmr i BANK ACCOUNT GIVES YOU J MATTERS THAT MAY PROVE h e f. F seping a check on household and j automatic receipts for bills paid. v andling your affairs. o s flRVICE TO LADIES AND SOL- J ? 3 'v * Mr. Lucian P. Kinder. Jr., of Char-/ Jston, spent the week end here with s parents. Miss Elma Epps of Sumter is a | uest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ). J. Epps here this week. Mrs. William Buice, of Oianda. 1 a., is the attractive guest of Mrs. 1 A. McDowell here this week. i Mr. \V. D James of Greelyville, t as in town Tuesday and called at \ he Record office. t Mr. Ralph Kins of Manning spent ' 'riday here with his father. Mr. E. * 1. King, and family. * i" 1.... l/ll?.v^ i .W!SS l .vtl lUU oiluit"i ui lihuicc | ame in Saturday, she will teach the ^ L'hoo! at Brockinton this term. c Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Taylor and hildren of Sumter spent Sunday C ith their aunt Mrs. Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. King and sons, i. E. King, Jr., and Loraine, King f pent Sunday in Manning with rela- , ves. The Xing Hardware Co., has acuired an Indiana truck at their , tore to be used in connection with , neir gasoline and oil business. Dr. C. D. Jacobs, accompanied by 1 is wife and children returned to iingstree Saturday night and are 1 loving into their former home in ( forth Kingstree. , Mr* A. D. Spivey, Mrs. Estelle < pivey and daughter, Miss Beulah pivey, have returned home after a 1 ery pleasant stay of three weeks in 1 ifferent parts of North Carolina. \ 3ishop U. V. W. Darlington of the < lethodist conference, will preach at i indrews Sunday Morning and at ^ ake City SUnday night. Bishop Darngton is a brilliant man and an able J ulpit orator. Dr. L. Roy Cates, president and meral manager of the Kingstree )rug Co., yesterday informed us that e had been in Kingstree just five 1 ears, and up to that time had filled ] 0,000 prescriptions, an average of 1 .000 per year. Little Miss Kathryn Eugenia ,'aylor. will celebrate her fifth birthlay tomorrow, Friday, September, 0 and has invited a number ofher ittle friends to join her ih the fesiveties of the occasion from 5 to p. m. L. W. Gilland, J. D. OBryan. P. [ Stoll. and A. t. mmu> ui mc iingstree bar, Messrs. J. D. Britton nd T. E. Arrowsmith were in Colmbia Tuesday to attend the meeting , f the State Democratic Executive ( 'ommfctee. A meeting of the Williamsburg i d^t. American Legion will be held t the court house here Monday, ieptember 22, at 12 o'clock. All ] members and would be members are i rged to attend as matters of im-j >ortance are to come up before the meeting. Mr. David Silverman purchased his week from Mrs. Bertha S. Wolfe ' iministratric of the estate of the ' ate Chas. W. Wolfe, the lot on oath Academy street adjoining the 1 iroperty of Mr. John Nelson 'on the ;outh and of the Kingstree telephone 'ompany on the North. Consideraion $2,500. Mr. Silverman proposes > build on the lot a modern garage, quipped with every convenence for i.; to mobiles and patrons P. H. Stoll. Esq., is in BishopviUe I oday on professional duty in con-1 lection with the retrial of the negori "" " I tetnune. inis negru |<iu?.vu^ or murder by Mr. Stoll several ears ago while Solicitor of tre third udicial circuit. He is prosecuting tim now as attorney for the Mimms amiiy. a member of which Bethune s charged as having murdered; was rieo convicted and sentenced to leath. ater obtaining a new trial. , Union sendees among the local ' ongregations, which have been contacted Sunday night's on the court louse green will be continued as j teretofore in the churches, alternatng tl)e first Sunday night in each rionth as was the former arrangement. These sendees were inaugurated here by the Rev. D. A. Phillips chen he first assumed the pastorate ?f the Methodist church and to say he least of them, they have been oth helpful and highly enjoyable, is will as being a fine illustration >f the spirit of good fellowship which ia> and still prevails among the members of the different denomina- ' ions. o Kingstree School Opens The Kingstree High and Graded ;chool opened on Monday morning, September 15, with the largest enollment in its history. The enrollnent on the first day almost reached iOO, and it is thought that it will go rell over the 300 mark within a few reeks. Rev. J. T. Fowler, pastor of he Methodist church, made a most xcellent address, in which he gave ome very practical and helpful adice to patrons, teachers and pupils, lev. E. A. McDowell and S. E. Led>etter conducted the devotional exrcises. ( After the opening exercises the rnpils returned to their class rooms, here they received their promotion o a higher grade, and where lessons ' rere assigned for the next day. The school opened with a full corps < if teachers except a teacher of muic. This place is still open. The eachers for the year 1919-20 areas J ollows: Superintendent, J. W. Swit- 1 enberg; Principle and teacher of 1 English. M. F. Montgomery; History, diss Lila Babb; Latin and French, i diss Marion v/alvo; Seventh grade. ? ~ -1 diss tidlttl uroucn: oi.mii giauc, diss Irene McDaniel; Fifth grade, diss Carrie Lancaster; Fourth grade, diss Alice Gasque; Third grade, diss Lvdia Greene; Second dis< Eva Agnew; First grade. Miss Cjnes Ercknian o Mrs. E. A. McDowell will begin ter classes in piano and voice Monlay September 22. All puDils are reluested to enroll this week in order hat lessons may be arranged to be;in promptly- Monday. War Weapons as Savings Banks ?? The Bank of Williamsburg recently received a lot of hand grenades nade by the government as war weapons for use by our soldiers' >verseas. but since converted into leat little savings *banks to be dis- i :ributed by government agents for ise in connection with its policy of hrift and saving, llie little grenade >anks are being given- out by the i >ank to school children who agree to ;ave their spare pennies and dimes iccording to the plan outlin e! by the >ank of Williamsburg and the Bank >f Hemingway in a advertisement! vhich appeared in The Uounty itec>rd August 7 and 14. Below are the conditions upon which they may be >btained: 1. One grenade to be loaned by the / >ank to any child under seventeen /ears of age signing the -Thrift igreement. 2. It is to be opened by the bank, vhen presented by the child, and Thrift or War Saving Stamps given n exchange for the contents. 3. It will become the property of the child as soon as he has thus purchased through the bank one or nore War Savings Stamps (maturity value $5.00 each). 4. The bank is to fill out and give to the child at the end of the vacation period (if a school child) a certificate of his summer savings in order that he may present same to his teacher and get credit therefor in the War Savings Society now or hereafter organized in his grade. o 1 R. W. Fulton. Dead. ? Mr. Robert Witherspoon Fulton, a well known and esteemed citizen of this community died at his home here about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning after an Illness of several months from canser of the stomach. Mr. Fulton was born at the old Fulton place on the North edge of town fifty three years ago. There he spent the greater part of his life. He was an enthusiastic member of the Masonic Lodge, and a communicant of the Presbyteriart church for many years past, ne was a gcucivu^,. kind-hearted friend, a devoted husband and father. He is survived by his wife and nine children, also three sisters, Mesdames. W. W. Grayson, Norfolk, Va. J. C. Durant, Alcolu, and S. M. McClary, Kingstree. Funeral and burial services with Masonic rites took place at the Williamsburg cemetery yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. -*> Colored School Opens The Kingstree colored S',uool opened Monday morning wit"' ao;j;opriate exercises. TTte enrol!.nent numbered 282 pupils, the largest on any opening day in the history of the school. The school has a corps of seven teachers and ten grades. o Card of Thanks . j I wfsh to express to th? people of S Kingstree, especially to those %-ho attended the funeral and sent flow- j ers, my deep appreciation and heart- j .-oif Oiant; t'ftr their kindness and j JLCIV VUW.inv - - - sympathy in my bereavement by j the death of my wife. F. .Saab. I j o BUSINESS LOCALS Complete line \>f fall and winter underwear for infants, children, men and women at PEOPLE'S MERCAN TILE COMPANY. Kingstree. ^, Full line of Dry Goods and notions if at PEOPLE S MERCANTILE COM- f PANY, Kingstree. - X Cole's Hot Blast Heaters make a big reduction in your coal bills?see X their advertisement and guarantee. Good line of boys clothing at rea r?tn VfrD smable prices at fturjLL o ixiEiit- I m CANTILE COMPANY, Kingstree. | You can buy a Singer Sewing Ma- j| chine for $. 0 cash. Why pay more || for cheap machines. KINGSTREE jg FURNITURE COMPANY. B Buy the latest one motion Singer g Sewing Machine before they go up. ^ KINGSTREE FURNITURE CO. SPECIAL" ADVERTISEMENTS ? ? FOR SALE?One Dodge touring j P car, almost new and in fine condition. Apply to H. A. MILLER, Kingstree. I S. C. 9-18-tf. 1 For Sale?One five passenger, g Mitchell automobile, in good condi tion, with new tires, cheap. J. J. M. g Graham, Jr., Cades, S. C. 9-11 MONEY TO LOAN?On find mortgage on real estate. Apply to. jj STOLL & Oli'RYAN. Kingstree. S. ? C. 6-12-tf. ggg FOR SALE?No. 10 Royal Stand- _ ard Typewriter. For quick sale and cash $75.00. S. J. DEERY, Kingstree ST.J Furniture Co. Kingstree, S.C. B FOR SALE Prol W One.. Buick_ Six,. Model. 1918. . me, New Tires and in Good Mechanical ^an - fnr S1100 . , I onnmori. ran* v?u> ? .-vun Gets this Bargain. Call at ejfe, D. J. EPPS & SON, T Hampton Ave. Kingstree, S. C. m0E and Rub-My-Tism is a great pain ^ect killer. It relieves pain and sore- . f ness caused by Rheumatism, 1 Neuralgia. Sprains, etc.?Adv. ? i to I )v WE HAVE A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, COOKING UTENSILS, THE MOST ! SATISFACTORY THAT ARE MADE. ALUMINUM WARE WILL LAST A LIFE TIME, IS ABcni ITTVT v QAFF AVn SOT.VFS F.VFRY COOKING TTTEN SIL PROBLEM. / WE OFFER A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE SHAWING AND OUR VALUES CANNOT BE BEATEN THROUGH ANY POSSIBLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY. t IT'S THE OLD QUESTION AGAIN f RITYING SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES. WE ARE PREJARED x TO SUPPLY ANYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT THE RIGHT PRICE. A LITTLE MONEY GOES* A LONG WAY ?I ^ AT O R STORE IN BUYING SCHOOL STUFF. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SCHOOL GOODS OF THE VERY LATEST KINDS ?gf~ ?r<r)9wf?y ^znt. * * ? p HON SKINGSIBES& DRPG CO J |pa escRi prions A SPECIA L BT?3o^c7vg^cTgTT^^^^^^Effi|?filR t? K / siGSTKse. > < mmmmmBmammmu w*m votes .. nfei&ivffiiininHi YOU CAN BUY A f pi For $750.00 F. O. B. Factory that will do the work of a 20-horse stationary j engine; pull the plow to brake the land, the bar- , row to harrow it, grain drill to plant it and the , reaper to harvest it, wagon to haul it out of the field and to the mill and home again, make electricity to cook the bread and light the home for you to eat the bread D. C. SCOTT, JR., CO., Agents, W KINGSTRCC. ... SOUTH CAROLINA. .a I'jfi. m:. m i(.i?i,?ii!sa?MR LTE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA 27th day of September next after The County of Williamsburg publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in y P. M. Itiockinirton, Esquire, forenoon' sh#w Mttse' * ^ they have, why the said Administrat>ate Judge. ^on gh^^ not ^ granted. Tiereas. Cora Eaddv made suit to Given under my Hand, this 13th, to grant Farmer's and Merchants day of September Anno Domini. 1919. k, of Lake City, S. C., Letters of Published on the 18th day of Sepninistration of the Estate of and 'tember, 1919, in the County Reoard. cts nf E. J. Eaddy. P. M. BR0CK1NTUN, hese are therefore, to cite and ad- Probate Judge. lish all and singular the kindred 9-18-2t. Creditors of the said E. J. Eaddy sased, that they be and appear >re me -in the Court of Probate. | Arrow, Nitro Club and New CU?b >e hefd at Kingstree, S. C., on are the only- WETPRQOF shotsheBs. * ' *