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SPECIAL : 0 , 1 We are showing a variety of good values in Ladies Waists^comprising f i Wash Voiles, Crepe de Chine, and s Georgette. Also a recent arrival of r Ladies and Children's White Canvass j t slippers. t We are strong on Ladies trimmed ? Hats. Just received a large shipment f r* in all th^hades, Colors and Shapes, t up to th^atest styles for street and * dress. . j t Children's Dresses a Specialty, all f jizes in Serviceable Gingham and [ Poolins. j t Remember that the Earle and Wil- j j son Shirt and Collars can be found 11 here. j t No better Overalls, than the Coast e Line Brand. We are well supplied on \ this line. s NOTE?We are making the Price ?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at J 10# the cake. Seal fix Union Undersuits for men at $1.50, all sizes?also a good value s in men's Union Suits at $1.00. f 2-piece undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00 1 per suit At Jenkinson's 0 W. E. JENKINSON. * c THURSDAY OCTOBER 23, 1919 l Items of Local Interest; I Mr. W. H. Gordon of Andrews, r was in town Monday. ^ ^fr. W. S. Cox of Hemingway was ^ in Kingstree Tuesday. 8 e Mr. W. L. Harrington of New Zion, ^ was in Kingstree on business Tues- ( <tay- .j Mr. J. P. Thompson of Salters was in town today and called at The Rec ord onice. ? Mrs. T. S. Richburg of Dillon, spent * last week end in town, the guest of friends and relatives. Mr. B. A. Hughes and two little 1 sons of Salters, were callers at the Record office Tuesday. Mrs. 'R. C. Bivings of Rome, Ga., is visiting at the home of Mrs. A. M. Flagler, on Route 2, Lake City, ^ Miss Marie Nelson of Charleston, 2 spent the week end here with her ( parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson, t Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington, ' and little son, Jack, of Darlington, * spent the week end near town with 1 their brother and sister, respectively, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harrington. N Mr. Chas. Singleton, contractor is j pushing work now on the handsome . i * - - ?J? 4.? Home ne nas unuer cviutiutuuu iui ^ Mr. W. E. Nesmith. At the same j time he is getting his own residence on Academy street well under way. The Rev. H. D. Bull/ will conduct * services at the Episcopal church here i next Sunday morning and night. He J will also hold a service at the Boyd school house at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The public is invited to at- ' tend these services. Mr. Edward McDowell, of the Gifeenville Daily News Staff, is at home this week with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. A. McDowell, recuperating from an operation for appendicitis recently performed at the i Baptist hospital in Columbia. ( , On next Tuesday, October 28, maL tinee and night, "Hearts of the B World," one of D. W. Griffith's master pieces will be shown on the screen .at the Academy Theatre. This pro- j duction^s said to be equal if not su- , perior to "The Birth of a Nation." Mr. Claude J. Thompson, manager * of the Academy street theatre has * succeeded in getting "Daddy Long Legs" as a film attraction here on Friday night; October 3'1. Mary Pick^ ford, the noted young stage artist, stars in this production which is one of the best of its class in movidom. On Monday afternoon little Miss Virginia Cates was "at home" to a number of her juvenile friends in j celebration of her fourth anniversary. The little gathering had a big time, playing games and eating ice cream. ] The little hostess was the recipient of numerous presents and solicitations for many happy returns of the occasion. Mr. H. A. Miller expects to leave i tonight for Richmond, Va., to buy a y car load of pork hogs. He has been advertising for pork hogs the past E two weeks, offering 17^ the pound, on t foot, for fat hogs. No one seems to ^ have any for sale. Is it possible that farmers haven't the hogs, or have , them but don't care to sell ? At any J rate, it seems to us that the Kingstfl? marltet should be supplied with hogs by local farmers The Record carries twenty pages this week, and due to the unusual I rush of advertisements we have .< found it practically impossible to get < into type some of the reading matter' >ent in to us Wednesday. It is no li ;le job to get up a 20-page pape vith the number of hand and machir ;et advertisements The Record ca: ies today, and if we were not we quipped it would be impossible. Citizens of the County will b jleased to learn that there are sevei d expert road engineers here at wor naking surveys with a view to inr >roving our roads. They are ser lere by the Federal government an ire working in conjunction with th dans of County Road Engineer Mai fov oc tho fodorol monev wi Ill OU 1U1 uo ?uv v iold out. We understand howevei hat a very limited amount of thi und has been secured by Williams >urg county, as every dollar give >y the Federal government for roa mprovement has to be covered b he citiens of the county. At presen he Government engineers are engag d at work on the most importan lighways to and from the count eat. Mrs. L. W. Gilland gave an "A iome" Tuesday afternoon from 4:3 o 6:30 in honor of the Kingstre ichool faculty, at which a number o own ladies had the pleasure of meet ng and extending a cordial welcom o the ladies who are here to trai he minds of our children. Refresh nents consisting of delicious he hacolate, cake, candy and salte >eanuts were served. Chocolate wa oured by Mesdame S. W. Gillan md E. A. McDowell and passed t he guests by little Misses Mar Catherine Epps and Jane Gillanc )elightful musical selections wer endered by Mesdames L. W. Gillam iV. S. Gilland, E. A. McDowell an diss Louise Epps. The dining roor ind table were very prettily decoral td, a color scheme of pink and gree >eing carried out, while lighted car lies and cut flowers added a mos deasing effect. o Red rust proof oats, passed unde jovernment inspection; best seed oat o be had, at $1.00 per bushel. PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE CC o Fair week special sale on byciclei Setter call before they are all gom KINGSTREE HARDWARE CC o Baptist Association to Meet The Southeast Association of th Saptist Church will meet Octobe 10-31 at Bethel Baptist church, nea towards. A suggested program fo ;he occasion has been prepared b *ev. E. A. McDowell. We regret tha or lack of tiihe -and space we ai inable to give it in detail. The Santee Association will cor ene at Greelyville on next Tuesdaj )ctober 28 for a two-day session. A nteresting program has been prt jared for the occasion and amon he speakers will be Dr. McGlathii fohn E. White and Dr Sikes. o Buster Brown shoes for childrei lone better. Buy Buster Brown shoe 'or your children if you want to ge rour money's worth. PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE CC o Don't be the one who is always lab Buy now you're Red Goose ShoesThey're great. KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CC ??o Hot Supper A hot supper will be serv ed at th Vimwell graded schoolhouse Fridaj Dctober 31, for benefit of school Constance Thomson, Principal. o Items From Salters Route Salters, R. F. D. 1, Oct. 23.?W lave had the glorious rain so muc leeded for some time past. Dr. I. N. Boyd is building an add ;ion to his house, which will ad greatly to its appearance and con :ort. DrvacJA PAtL-nll u*q c thp crup? miss ucooiv iwnvtt t. mw ??.v 0 ?? >f Mrs. G. Walter Scott Sunday an Monday. Miss Rowell is a charmin roung lady of Marion who has don ?xcellent work in our community a eacher both in school and music, sh las many friends here. Boyd school is doing well wit VIrs. Martha Wolff, principal. Owl. o *ed Goose Shoes bring lots of joy To every little girl and boy. KINGSTREE DRY GOODS C( Buster Brown shoes for boys an o?? ~ ot PrnPT.FI'S MFF ?1113, Cl 1I11C line W V JL ^ PANTILE COMPANY, Kingstree. o Red rust proof oats, passed undt government inspection; best seed oal ;o be had, at $1.00 per bushel. PEOPLE'S .MERCANTILE C( o Muff and Puff used to have the blut Until they purchased Red Goos Shoes. KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S C( o I you want a barrel of good plai lour try "Dainty Queen", or if il self-rising you like buy Mornin jlory from , PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE C( a t-! SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS ie FOR SALE?Seventy-four acre r- of land 30 cleared, good house, nea 11 school, 5 miles from Kingstree. Pric $55. E. S. DAVID, Kingstree, S. ( ,e 10-'23-2tp. . LOST?One Walker Hound, femali white collar, with yellow ears, an ^ yellow spots on body, tongue split o right side. Answers to name of Bel $5.00 reward. Finder notify, C. I 6 McGILL, Hemingway, S. C. 10-24-2t " FOR SALE?Two nice milch cow: r' Apply to E. D. FLAGLER, Rt. 1 s Lake City, S. C. I0-23-lt{ n LOST?Black and Tan female dog d white around mouth and whit y speckled front feet. Reward for in it formation leading to its recovery. V\ : G. FLAGLER, Rt2. Lake City, S. C t 10-23-2tp. y FOR SALE?Nice farm containin; t 108 acres three miles from Kingstre< q Public road divides place. Two fou room tenant houses, barn and stable; ? - and two tobacco barns. 65 acres un der cultivation. HOME LAND AN! " INSURANCE CO. R. C. JOHNSON e JR., Manager, Nexsen Building. l" LAND FOR SALE?Two larg tracts of land near Indiantown churcl ^ the Home place and the McKnigh s place, each containing about on ^ thousand acres for sale as a whol 0 or cut in tracts to suit purchase; y Large residence, store building tenant houses and tobacco barns o e the Home place and tenant houses o the McKnight tract. Meet me i ^ Kingstree next Monday or addres n W. P. COOPER, Columbia, S. C. 10-16-2tp. n >- OPERATOR WANTED?Younj !t Lady at Kingstree Telephone Co.m pany. Good pay and short hours. Aj ply in person to R. M. HARE, Mar !r ager. 10-9-tf. ;s THE CUMBERLAND GENERA! ? ? T^? i-X fll^ x* n ). HUSFIIAL, 01 rayewevuie, r*. v offers to young ladies between th ? ages of eighteen and thirty-five th e* following course of training: thre ' years practical and theoretical wor -.vhich prepares for State Board e> aminations. Fall classes being form ed now. Apply at once to Superir e tendent of Nurses. 10-9-19. ,r r FARMS FOR RENT?Two on >r horse farms to let on shares. Goo y land, come and see me. T. B. GAUSI it Lake City. S. C. Rt. No. 2 10-2-5t e i ~ I MONEY TO LOAN?On fir* i- mortgage on real estate. Apply t< r, STOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree. ? n C. 6-12-tJ I Chickens Wanted! j I WILL PAY 25 CENTS ^ j A POUND FOR CHICKEN. CALL, PHONE OR WRITE. ' HA Millar ? j A A? A At I ! KINGSTREE, - S. C. J 10-18-tf. >. ? ????? - ? ?? FOR SALE ie ?? /, One. Buick. Six,. Model- 1918. New Tires and in Good Mechanical Condition.?First Check for $1100 (Jets this Bargain. Call at D. J. EPPS & SON, Hampton Ave. Kingstree, S. C. e L????? h o Buy a Machine with a reputatio and your Sewing Machine trouble ^ will be over; SINGER on'y (59.20 cash. KIN CTREE FURNITURE (X 666 has proven it will cui-e d Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bil? ious Fever, Colds and Lagrippe. e It kills the parasite that cause is the fever. It is a splendid laxae tive and general Tonic.?adv. o h My feet are as happy as they can b< Always?Red Goose Shoes for mi KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CC o ) BUSINESS LOCALS ' * Get that boy a Remington, 22 R< peater?start him right. o To cook Derfectlv and with til greatest economy of fuel and labo: fl get a Cole's Down Draft Range. #5 O ) Kingstree Hardware Co., advertise Brunswick Auto tires in this pape ?s today. ;e o Lap robes for Buggies and Autc ) mobiles at PEOPLE'S MERCAN ' TILE COMPANY, Kingstree. n o ts SINGER means Service Stabilit g and Satisfaction. Only (59.20) cas as long as our supply last KINGS ) TREE FURNITURE COMPANY. : &&? i yJ: . Hearts Of The World 37 ; Is there a theatrical producer aliv< r who ever spent eighteen months 01 e one production? Hardly. Yet this i the amount of time and concentrate* thought David W. Griffith devoted t< - the production of "Hearts of th< World," which immediately was ac d claimed his supreme triumph of di n rection. His background was the wai 1. front in France. His characters wer< humans in the midst of an awfu p tragedy, yet he intermingled in al ~ the melee of gas attacks?flame wave: > ?bombardments, and aeroplane fight; - a wonderful love story that no hean > can resist. Nobody knows how much it cos' >' for D. W. Griffith to film his suprem< e triumph, "Hearts of the World,' coming to Academy Theatre, Tues days, October 28,. Matenee and night " and nobody, seems to care. Mr. Grif _ fith, himself doesn't know. All h< feels about it is that the greatest am , bition of his life is realized, which i: more to him than money. o '' Arrow and Nitro Club shotshelh ? are steel lined and WETPROOFno extra cost. If # II $ l\ Gar i "! Most Amaz [ CHARLESTON L, | Commencin e | leaders of Worn < | offer its patrons -1 to purchase Coa 1-1" cally half their: ! ALL 2. I p t| Fall Suits I >, = B Many of these garments r P our stock up to $75.00, and p most becoming Fall Mode. | cloths, Peach Bloom, Crysta IT Tricotines et cetera compris All Fall colors as Burgund; ' m Green, Brown, Tan, Taupe, I I et cetera. Some have colla | p with Fur pockets and cuffs. | p or tailoied effects with bu j B Rich embroidery trimmings i B j i I $15.98, I <A' I THE GARMENTS SELE COTINES, SERGES, VELVI MODEL IS BEAUTIFUL A1S WE INVITE OUR OUTTHIS SALE MARVEL (SEE SEND YOUR ORDER WITE >1 To th< IF YOU HAD OCCASIC | FAIR HELD IN ANDREWS | SAME GARMENTS WE H/ n SELLING UP TO $75.00 AR m MOST EXQUISITE OF ALI $35.00. SATINS, AND TRL $22.50. THE CHEAPER LO J, | MARKABLE VALUES AND ?. | THAT THE GARMENTS AF >. | TKp Rpa ?- p M. M. m'W "V -w Garments of the charact stupendous sale cAnot be e reason. The warm weathe r> j? country forced several man | their stock at a loss. Our IV m pott being in New York Cit ,b m presence and now offers this ir ( of Suits and Dresses at a re | i M. Fui hi 240-242 King Street > m WILL THE INFUENZA RETURN? i j Public Health Authorities Predict >: Its Recurrence :i .(GUARD AGAINST IT BY BUILDrj ING UP THE BLOOD ; i 1 Pepto-Mangan Creates Rich Red I Blood and Increases Strength 5 5 Surgeon General Blue, of the Unitl ed States Public Health Service, in a recent statement from Washington, 1 t warns the public that the much; dreaded influenza epidemic will pro? bably return this fall and winter. All . medical authorities agree that the I weak, bloodless, rundown individual 1 . is more likely to contract this (as ; well as any other infectious disease) ' than is the strong, robust, red-blood5 ed man or woman. In view of these facts, it is wise to use every effort to I build up the blood and thus increase i 3 the bodily resistance to the invasion ' - of the germs of the disease. Gude's Pepto-Mangan is an absolutely de- * MinBUHSin.amiHRiitaMiiiBiiiJvniiWifflBiiiiViBiHiiH.Vii.H 50,00 nent ing Sale Ever f'S PREMIER GAR g this week, M. Fu: en's Apparel in Char] ; an opportunity neve it Suits and Dresses ; regular value. FALL MOl {>39.59 Tricolet > sell regularly in Taken from are styled in the ing now up to i Velours, Broad- material of the .1 Cloth, Serges, with corded bell es the materials. broidered panels y, Navy, Copen, georgette combii Hack, Grey, Plum Colors are E rs of Fur, others Black. Not a s Braided models larly up to $55j ttons and braid. most beautiful or plain types. season. )RESSE! $18.50, $20.00, ctual Values to $40.< :CTED FOR THIS SALE OFFERING < CTS, VELOURS, GEORGETTES AND ID STYLED IN THE FASHIONABLE F OF-TOWN PATRONS TO VISIT OUR ! PLAN BELOW). IF YOU CANNOl [ PREFERENCE AS AS TO COLOR A s People of Kii )N TO VISIT THE FURCHGOTT FA, OCTOBER 15, 16, 17, YOU WILL Hi IVE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. SUI E NOW BEING SOLD AT $39.50. DRE , MATERIALS, SELLING UP TO $55.0 COTINES SELLING UP TO $40.00 A] TS WERE NOT SHOWN AT THE FA > SAVINGS. WE MENTION THIS FA< 'E VALUES OF UNEQUALLED IMPO: son YourC er included in this We have ph sold without a to Charleston an 1 * * i. il iL? nmnnnl 1* mrougnout mc IU uic amuuut ufacturers to sell purchasing Fall Ir. Melvin Furch- leston now, and y profited by his paid by Furchgt tremendous stock terest of our ou (markable saving. Carolina of whi< rchg'ott f nr i i rt wf/gmmmmsmmtm pendable red-blood builder in all conditions ot lowered vitality not due to serious disease of the vital organs. it improves the appetite, imparts color to the checks, and creates new hope and ambition in those who have become pale, weak, and listless. Physicians recommend Gude's PeptoMangan. When you order, be sure the word "Gude's" is on the package. Without "Gude's" it is not PeptoMangan. Furnished in both liquid and tablet form. For sale by all drug gio?,n. 0 For a quality range at moderate cost, buy Cole's Down Draft Range. It has n oequal for the price. o Red rust proof oats, passed under government inspection; best seed oats bo be had, at $1.00 per bushel. PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE CO. o A $20,000,000 gift from John D. Rockefeller "for the improvement of medical education in the United * states" was announced last week by the general education board, which Mr. Rockefeller founded to "promote education within the United States." o Sale Put On By MENT STORE rchgott & Sons, leston, S. C., will r before equaled at prices practiDELS te Dresses $35 our stock of Tricolettes sell555.00. The most fashionable season. Models include those ts, beaded effects, fancy em, fringe hips, semi-tunics and lations. Irown, Taupe, Gray, Navy and ingle garment but sold regu00, and including some of the and exclusive styles of the 5 $22.50 DO) CONSISTS OF SATINS, TRICOMBINATIONS. EVERY 'ATT urnnr AiiU 1T1VI/U. ESTABLISHMENT DURING : COME TO CHARLESTON, ND MATERIAL. \ lgstree SHION EXHIBIT AT THE | CVE SEEN SOME OF THE m TS SHOWN AT OUR BOOTH m SSES' OF TRICOLETTE, THE m K), ARE NOW OFFERED AT RE IN OUR SALE LOT AT IR, BUT REPRESENT RE- " 7T SIMPLY TO'GIVE PROOF RTANCE. , I Opportunity " inned to pay the railroad fare B d return if a purchase is made of $50.00 If wou anticipate g merchandise, come to Char- H have your railroad expenses ^ in s. rnis is aone in tne mt-of-town patronage in South H ;h we enjov a liberal volume. m * Sons f CHARLESTON, S. C. ? -1. * 'RTE V-iBBI1*2 :iflanBEi s'&'< ^ '