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IIHE KINS HARDWARE CO., K.INGSTREE, - - SO. CAR. jl Everybody's Attention s has been called to the remarkable | fuel saving secured with Cole's I Original Hot Blast Heaters. 1 -Coal prices are high?why be a slave to | atn extravagant heating plant or stove that r is a demon for fuel. i Join now in the great army of I satisfied users who have Found relief from high fuel bills with the great fuel saving COLE'S Original Hot Blast Heater Bums cheapest coal clean and bright. Uses any fuel y Everybody is searching for a way to save fue] and food. Here's your opportunity to cut your coal bills square in half and gzin a perfectly heated home as A well. Investigate now. Our Store M is Fuel Savers Headquarters. IP? i fr* Tur ci mnrs/i a r>v nc TUC lnc jurixLiTinv 1 vi int. Victor Talking Machim Is acknowledged. In buying your Machine get the bcsl I*., , , . * wl The Victroia helps you ~flifl learn all Jie rvv dances Perfect m:.sic fc: dancing?right in yzvc cwn home Practising u .de: : dies "rendition you are soon abl< tc nastei ail the ?iev. dancv-s, .nd e.jcy them as oft~' s /ou v n 'r e *. arc V el .* and ctrol (mm $1" ic $20o anJ weT. glaoi, den: uu te th ir. ici you , an^ time a dtel'yoi^bo "?tu ea*} term" The Victrola We are the largest VICTROLA dealers in South Carolina and the distributors in this section for the CfnlnuraYr Piafir II Ui^iiivYaj x iuxiv Write Us for Prices. SIEGLINGMUSIC HOUSE, Inc. CHARLESTON, S. C. - FLORENCE, S. C f , ( | Back the F | Buy More I ; i i BUNCO MEN ARE STILL I HOT AFTER THE COIN u S Bui New Securities Offered by Government Are Calculated to Go Far Towards Ending Their Business farmers are a great deal mor# ( prosperous than they were & few I years ago. Nobody knows this any |!= | better than that suave and oily genI I$3 ; tleman, the "bunco man." The farm5 [ ars' prosperity has made him a shinI ! J lng mark in these gentry. The fake ? seourity man. the stock company prot moter and the wily sharper are % mighty busy persons Just now and a { great many of them are "working the I I country,' 'and working It hard. I Do you recall the "miracle wheat" g proposition of a few years ago? Mayrbe not by that name, for It had a good many names. One of Its aliases was 'Jerusalem wheat." Another was "Egyptian wheat." However, the name doesn't matter much for it was all the same thing. Most farmers will recall It. anyway. When the farmera would not fall for the story any other way they were told that if they would give $10 or ma?be $20 a bushel for the seed they eould sell the whole harvest back la the fall for the same price per bushel === that they paid for the seed. C course, some people bought and paid for the seed. And they went ?l ahead and sowed It and waited a year fall of trustfulness but the sharper who was to take the erop off thetr hands failed to show up. They found that they had a very poor grade of wheat, anyway, and It dawned upoa j them that they had been atung and stang hard and deep. . Right now a good many farmera I are being offered all eorta of investments, oil stocks and plantation looks and a whole lot of other stocks. ^ Rome of these are offered In exchange H for War 8avlngs Stamps and Liberty If I Boadi. 8om? of them, too, are Just 11 about on a par with th* "mtra?le I II wheal" that earn* from Egypt or PalI I astln*. It will pay about such dfrlI I dead*. It la likely- not to par a ?eat | I war or another. In a few roar* II It will be raluabl* only as waste I j The same United States govemII meat that more than a rear ago. II Premised th* American farmer $1.26 | I for his wheat, and Is mahlag food II * T la now offering th* farmer I I an tarcstBent that Is Jast as safe as 1 III th* wheat that he grew on his farm j I this rear after It Is stored In his / II rMftry II 1**w Tr#MU,T Baring Certificate*,1 I I simply a development of the familiar; III War Savings Stamps, ean be had.; II Tkuf certificate* ar? otTared m aeI nomination* of 9100 and 41,000 on the I tdaatloal tirmi of tha War Sartafe I Stamp*. I EHgbty-four dollar* and twenty 1 cant* lnrested In a 1100 Certificate I will grow Into a 1100 bHI by Janoary Ej 1, 1094. Multiply tbesa figure# by tea I and tha word* will apply to a $1,000 | oertlflcate. Or tha youngster*, or; I tha person with limited mean* to laI rest, may pay $4.21 for a War Sarlng* I Stamp and on January 1, 1924, It will If ha a $S bill. Tha*a seourties draw B four per cent Interest, compounded fl Quarterly. I War flaring* Stamp* do more than ( S add dollar to dollar. They begin to II multiply. I Vitalise tha sarlng bablt. Buy War win mm flfamna Land money to your government Bay Thrift end War Sayings Stamp*. Own a part of the United States government. Buy Thrift and War &*7lngs Stamps. ! A stamp In time saves dimes. Buy '? W J?. 8 -J When in need of First Class! ighting Eagle jberty Bond* ? BANKS GAVE SPLENDID AID IN LOAN DRIVES ! Public Should Now Help Tfiem la Their Efforts To Make Country Even More Prosperous. By Carter Glass. Secretary of the Treasury. No group of men In the Unttef States measured up to .the test of the i great war more admirably than did 1 the bankers. The success of the Unit* ed States Treasury Departmont ia floating over $21,000,000,000 in Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes during the last two years was due in no small measure to the patriotic co-operatloa of the banks. They took a /nost active part in each of the,loan campaigns. They subscribed generously for themselves, made loans to their customers In order that they might buy bonds, and sold bonds on installments to accommodate those having small savings. In other words, the banks i did everything possible to promote ths ..1. --A A In* .IKutlnn .rnv am m an t securities. The banker ean render an equally great serrlce'ln reconstruction by co: operating with the government hi Its ' movement to teach th% people of the ^United States the lessoDs of sound finance and wise investment. In projmotlng this oause the banker will aid his institution and the financial sit uation la general at the seme time. Now that the war is over the pe? pie should be Impressed with the wto dam of holding their government securities and also of pure ha sing mor% from time to time. The more generally the people of the United States a be orb government securities the greater will be the abiMty at the eesnmerolal banks to devote practically all of their resources to furnishing adequate credit to the eocumeroe and Industry of the country Providing short-time credit Le com mere# and industry le their normal peace-time funotlon. The sate and movement of farm trope, manufaotured prod acts and ether commodities^ as wall as the continuous and efficient employment of labor, la fact, the whole Industrial procsss will be promoted by permitting .the commercial banks to dsvots all thslr resources to this function. The people of the United Stats* should, therefore, be encouraged to pay off their Installments and borrowings on bond collateral as rapidly as possible, and also to purchase additional government securities as tosued from time to time or In the market. If this is done the people of this country will be benefitted in n two - - ? 1 I . r>4 fcyn way. rnsy win im labor for the production of coauaodltloa which arc sow so desperately noosed the world over. At tha aama tlm? they will ba strengthening themselves llnanolally. HOW THEY GROW Plant a ore p. Nothlr.f happens Nothing that ooa ean aaa. Ba patlant. Tha aaed sproqta. Tha stalk pushes its way through tha aarth. Still no sign of fruit. Be patient. Leaves coma out. Buds opan. Berries bagla to form. Still no harvest. Ba patient. The fruit Alls out. II ripens. It matures. Harvest at iast?miraculously increased from a little handful ot seed. But the War Savings 8tamp beats this. There ?e no element of risk. There is no way to lose. To* must win. Your money works for you. It makes more money all the time. (Stationery call on The Record 1 ?? ???n I Business Ai when in the cours it becomes necessary f his field of endeavor, finds that he must bro cilities also. when your bush point, you may well co ness of financial serv1 bank of k1 WHEN YOU PLACE YC WITH US YOU HAVE THE S ING THAT YOUR LARGES MENTS CAN BE MET AND NEEDS SATISFIED TO THE CONSERVATIVE ENOUGH TC LIBERAL ENOUGH TO ABLE PEOPLE. FOUD PER CENT PAID BANK OF ft OLDEST BANK IN WILL L). C. SCOTT, President, F JNO. A. KELLEY, Vice-Pres. B< F. W. FAIRY, Cashier, VI The People H. A. Mill Fresh Beef, Porl LEAVE ORI DRESSED < We are paying 22 ce Chickens in any qu; ing cash for ( THE PEOPLE' - H, (.MILLER I 1 UNDER! AN Undertakers' Supplit i Coffins an< With or Without Can furnish and deliver ?nyw ranee from 84.00 to $350. Prompt service rendered d done on short notice. Tele] FLOWERS F1 1 represent two floral houses and funeral designs on short n Metalk Caskets. Copp ,p. s. coi i ^ i i | For the Best to be! " go to T. C. j WEDDINC | Wedding PresIents of every de- , scription in Cut 4 Glass, Hand w Painted China, w. Sterling Silver and Solid Gold for m Bring me your broken Watche 1 pairs made same day received. I T. E. BAGGE1 Let us do your dvancement! E OF BUSINESS EVENTS OR A MAN TO BROADEN HE NOT INFREQUENTLY ADEN HIS BANKING FAMESS REACHES THAT 4 NSIDER THE COMPLETEUE OFFERED BY THE [NGSTREE UTR RTTSTNF.SS ACCOUNT ATISFACTION OF KNOWT BUSINESS REQUIRE- m YOUR VARIED BANKING SMALLEST DETAIL. ) BE ABSOLUTELY SAFE. . ** SATISFY ALL REASON- , i / * ?______ ON TIME DEPOSITS. [INGSTREE IAMSBURG COUNTY s t. I). MILLS, Ass't., Cashier, j . [)YLE SINGLETON, Bookkeeper. RS. J. C. KELLY, Bookkeeper,. ) ' i. i * } i ^ !$ Market ? ^ er, Prop. t and Sausage. )ERS FOR CHICKEN :nts per pound for antity. Also payDow Hides. 0 MADVTT 0 ITIMII i\ L I I Proprietor. I ==E j 'AKING * D - -'A is of All Kinds, d Caskets Hearse Service. here in the count}'. Prices lay or night Embalming phone numbers 91 and 17. URNISKED. and can furnish cut flowers otice. [2-7-6m er and Metal Vaults. URTNEY. ] - 4 V lad in JEWELRY I ' Baggett's I ; RINGS! I the fall* bride. . j !S, Clocks and Jewelry; Re- | T, Jeweler ? a uwi: mm i ?^ ? A [ Job Printing ! i