The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 30, 1919, Image 17
SPECIAL 1
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0 tion
jg? We are showing a variety of good 0
f values in Ladies Waists, comprising
Hi Wash Voiles, Crepe de Chine, ?nd the
Georgette. Also a recent arrival of ( pro]
k^adies and Children's White Canvr.ss , Von
f4lipperS- I in"
We are strong on Ladies trimmed ; rjgj.
h Hats. Just received a large shipment j din
5; in all th^- Shades, Colors and Shapes, j of t
to the latest styles for street and j
dress. b v j
Children's Dresses a Specialty, all aboi
jix^s in Serviceable Gingham and the
. Poplins. ^
Remember that the Earle and Wil- '
son Shirt and Collars can be found
here. the
No better Overalls, than the Coast com
Line Brand. We are well supplied on com
this line.
NOTE?We are making the Price joaf]
?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at at
1. 10# the cake. j"eac
i Sealfix Union Undersuits for .men
at $1.50, all sizes?also a good value iear
in men's Union Suits ate $1.00. hold
2-pifece undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00 25d
per suit At Jenkinson's
W. E. JENKINSON. and
Yor
| THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1919 We
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in j
ikjtems of Local Interest 5
? is a
Mr. Workman Evans, of New Zion,
was in Kingstree yesterday. He
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hirsch return- and
ed here Sunday from their honeymoon The
Pet
:. The Kingstree ginneries will close
next Thursday, November 6, for the an(j
County Fair. hm
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Alsbrook of w'tl
Greelyville were here to see 'Hearts arm
of the World" Tuesday night. com
Mr. James Sullivan of the South mot
Carolina University, is spending the mar
week end here with his parents. q60
Mr. R. H. Burgess spent Monday yeai
night in Kingstree with his daughters
Mrs. R. D. Mills and Miss Retha Bur- - *
gess. *>r
tree
Mrs. LeRoy Cates and little daught- i
er Virginia spent several days in mee
Charleston last week, returning home ! day,
Sunday evening. 1 ing
T C Marshall and children hop*
of Morrisville, are spending a while bly
with the formers mother, Mrs. A. M.1 evei
McKnight in North Kingstree ^
Mr. Chas. L Strauss of Sumter, ne t
has recently operfed an office in the , .
Nexsen building where he is conductK
ing a general insuiance business. to
L The following named are the hold- i sfar
^^over grand jurors for 1920: B. A. tion
M^bleKnight. L. A. Rogerson, W. H. Du- this
j^^sose, S. E. Mouzon, L. B. Keefe, N. j
* R. Williamson.
Mrs. LeRoy Lee is attending the
il State fair at Columbia this week and: A
( will visit her daugter, Miss Serena at seve
* Converse College, Spartanburg be- j Pen
'fore returning home. j Mis
Mrs. M. A. Shuler has been quite C1,t*v
ill this week and had to undergo an p ^
operation at the Kelley infirmary, na^j
Monday. She is getting along nicely! ^n\
we are pleased to report. '
Mrs. A. M. McKnight has return- was
ed from Ehrhardt, where she was rece
<?aiw on arrount of the indisposition few
of Mr. A.. M. McK.iight. The latter is tun
spending a while at Glenn Springs, j
v . Among those attending the State
fair from this place are Messrs. Jno. B
Biltton, H. U. Kinder, J. B. Gamble,! ort,
J W. Cook, Dr. W. L. Taylor, W. H. R
Welch, Road Engineers Martin and Ka>
Ward. dau
We understand that Mr. T. E. Bag-, a'?*
gett has recentlj punbiased from cle"
Mrs. Belle Blake-ley the lot in North smi
L Kingstree adjourning the residence
of Mr. C. J. Thompson. He expects R ,
BAfo build a home there soon. i Ketl
There seems to be little or no let
up so far in ginning operations at the 1
t two Kingstree plants. They start, B
( early and work late, while the yards
ar% crowded daily with wagons wait;
ing their turns. Next Thursday both A
^ plants will close down for the fair. by
1| V miscellaneous shower was given The
E Wednesday aftei-noon by Miss Pearl j
B Marcus in honor of Miss Nell Blake- ^
B ley who is to be n:arried to Mr. Boyle !
S&gleton next Thursday. The wed-1wor
I- ding, we understand will take place cific
quietly at the home of the bride's I
^ mother, Mrs. Belle Blakeley. , n
Mr. W. 0. Carnlin was in Kings- and
? tree Tuesday enroute to the State fair wjjj
at Columbia and told us that he had
prepared and intends to have on ex- casl
hibition at the county fair here next;
week forty-three entries of products
from his farm, and ranging from; y
livestock to garden truck. Gee, what a
fair Williamsburg could have if every K
farmer took the same amount of in- II
terest that does W. O. Camlin. , ' tl
'"Harts of the World" a twelve real ti
> . film production b\ D. W. Griffith, was
\ showD at the Academy street theaIs
tre here Tuesday afternoon and night -*!>'
1/ to audiences that taxed the capacity, A
i of the amusement resort. The picture
^^dpserves the commendation it is re-1
BKeiving, for undoubtly it was the best
^^Bver seen here both in realistic and T
j^^n^ginary features. It brought as at gie
times into the fiercest furry of the t
battle fronts and again into the
flowery dells of romance and love.
Installation of the magnificient L
pipe organ at the Methodist church mol
here is about co npleted, though the th
instrument will rot be ready for use
/ next Sunday we understand. It has :
L ^ been suggested by a prominent citi-1 S
' zen and leading member of the Meth- and
odist church that an organ recital be _g
given when the work of installation J3
is completed. The idea is to have a
[
I known organist engaged for the
ision and invite ail iocal talent to ?
1 part in a specially arranged
;ical program. This would indeed
i treat to the music lovers of the t
munity and we hope the sugges- i
materializes. I
n Monday a meeting of land ownin
the Kingstree drainage district
held at Moore's Cross Roads in e
interest of the swamp drainage 1
position which has oeen a que*- <
of much consideration. It appears
n what we can learn of the meetdifinite
steps wee taken in the c
it direction. Engineer P. G. Gour-,
was engaged to make a survey 2
he district along with an estimate 1
;he cost of the proposed drainage I
il, this report to be submitted December
25. The district embraces j
at 40,000 acres of land including ' $
entire water shed of the Kings- i*
swamp. Mr. Gourdin is already j,
vork on the great project. | c
1 E
inding it impossible to buy pork j *
s in Williamsburg county at 17c e
pound on foot. H. A. Miller who I
lucts a meat market here, was j c
pelled to go elsewhere to get hogs supply
his business. He went to j
imond where he bought a car, j
1 of nice Virginia corn fed hogs ,
14* the pound. The shipment c
bed Kingstree Tuesday and the' (
s are reported as of excellent t
lity, and in good condition. We a
n that our farmers want, and are
ling their marketable hogs for *
the pound and upward. Today I
r are quoted on the Chicago mar-; b
the largest in the world, at 13.50
14.15 per hundred; and in Newj
k at 13.75 and 14.00. Why should e
expect double the market value ? j S
heriff Wade, of Quitman, Ga., was
Kingstree last week on official I
ness, and left on train 89 Friday! 8
it with his prisoner, John Peter- g
a negro, wanted in Georgia, it: g
lleged, for forgery. Peterson is a t
ve of this county but has lived
he Cracker state for some years. P
is said to be an expert at forgery, o
u;? ennnnns fhprks are numerous. J <;
1110 opwt IWUV/ sheriff
also informed us that ,
;rson had, upon leaving Georgia,
;n with him another man's wife
children. Peterson was located o
i through his correspondence s
i friends in Georgia. He arrived ~
ed with requisition papers, and in 5
pany with Deputy Sheriff Cock-, 1
I went to the home of Peterson's ~
her, near Cades and captured his!
i. The penalty for forgery in v
rgia is from eight to twenty
ps. i?
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iss Lola Trax suffrage organizer i
South Carolina, will be in Kings- j *
November 17, and will hold a 1
ting on the afternoon of that
. The time and place of the meet- v
will be announced later. If it's
ed that every one who can possi- f
do so will hear Miss Trax. What- q
- may be our ideas of woman suf- j
,re it is certain that most of us 1
more information than we have '
on the subject in order to be able i
rWide intelligently what our F
iding will be on this vital ques- r
that is face to face with us at a
t!ime. (I
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Smith-Rodgers.
nnouncements were received here ] >ral
days ago of the marriage at
sacola, Fla., on October 22, of j
s Agnes Clio Sliter Smith of that *
to Frank Judson Rodgers of this
e. Mr. Rodgers volunteered in the , p
al sendee when the United States 1 a
;red the war against Germany! _
for over a year was stationed at j
Pensocola navy yard where he
promoted to chief yeoman. He I
dved his honorable discharge a 0
weeks ago. He and his bride re- a
?ed here this week. .
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A Little Daughter
n
om in Kingstree Sunday morning,
ober 26, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. 3
mond W. Speigner, a fine little e
-Ll" ,ir\ri hohp trPttim? ^
gflter. lUVUlCl anu WUMV e, - O ig
nicely, daddy happy, and "un'
Charlie's face is wreathed in j.
les that wont come off. ? j
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1 Goose Shoes bring lots of joy
0 every little girl and boy.
KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CO. r
uster Brown shoes for boys and c
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void chilly rooms in the morning ?
using Cole's Hot Blast Heaters. K
y prevent colds and sickness.
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emington big game cortridges
1 Grand Prize at the Panama-Pa:
Exposition. j
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uy a Machine with a reputation
your Sewing Machine trouble's !
be over; SINGER on'.y (59.20) !
i. KIAGTREE V URM I'URE CO i
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666 has proven it will cure i
lalaria, Chills and Fever, Bil
>us Fever, Colds and Lagrippe.
t kills the parasite that cause
ae fever. It is a splendid laxa- j
ve and general Tonic.?adv. I
feet are as happy as they can be, I
always?Red Goose Shoes for me. S
KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CO. I
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o cook perfectly and with the i
atest economy of fuel and labor, [
a Cole's Down Draft Range. |
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,ap robes for Buggies and Auto- j
jiles at PEOPLE'S MERCAN- j
,E COMPANY, Kingstree. I
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INGER means Service Stability 1
Satisfaction. Only (59.20) cash j
long as our supply last KINGS- 1
EE FURNITURE COMPANY.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
'? ?'< Vr*>WANTED?A
school teacher to ||jj
each small school. Write to A. 0. 5pS
10LLIDAY, Rhems, S. C. ?|
0 30-otp. J|
FOR SALE?Dodge Bros. Roadster ip;
excellent condition. Price right, S. E.
vEDBETTER, Phone 185, Kingstree, ^
5. C. 10-30-ltp. ||
SALEMAN WANTED?To solicit gg
uders for lubricating oils, greases Sg
tnd paints Salary or Commission.
Address *THE * LENNOX OIL & ?|
htvt ca nu;a un }g:
aii^i l w. vtcvciauu, viiiv. xvfs.
LOST? A pocket book containing |||
63.00, one $50 bill, and thirteen j ^
1.00 bills, also some receipts, lost1
letwecnHebron and the old Pierson!
lace on public road Monday. Find- J
r will receive reward for return to !
lardy Burgess or The County Rec-10ord
office. 10-30-2tp.
FOR SALE?On November 12, ^
919, at my house near Indiantown fp;
hurch, all of my personal property.
2) Mules, (1) Cow and Calf, (1) ?3
wo Horse wagon, (1 or 2) Buggies ^
nd Harness, nearly right new. Corn, $?
\>dder, and Hay. In fact everything ^
have on a two Horse Farm, must
<e sold that day rain or shine, also
i good number of pot plants, Ferns
tc. Come one, come all. H. A. e;
SMITH. 10-301tp M
FARM FOR SALE?Eighty acres, jjiij
;ood farm land; 30 acres cleared,
:ood one-horse farm; 56 acres in
:ood timber, located one mile from <|g|
own of Cades, S. C. At a reasonable ||j8
rice for cash or easy terms. Write ^
r apply to JOHN FLOYD, Cades, |||
!. C. 10-30-2tp. |j|
FOR SALE?Seventy-four acres ||<
f land 30 cleared, good house, near sis
chool, 5 miles from Kingstree. Price ^
55. E. S. DAVID, Kingstree, S. C. jj|g
0-23-2tp. ||
LOST?One Walker Hound, female, ||j
/hite collar, with yellow ears, and gx
ellow spots on body, tongue split on
ight side. Answers to name of Bell,
5.00 reward. Finder notify, C. L. jg?
IcGILL, Hemingway, S. C. 10-24-2tp
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LOST?Black and Tan female dog,
.'hite around mouth and white
peckled front feet. Reward for in- ^
ormation leading to its recover}'. W.
L FLAGLER, Rt2. Lake City, S. C.
0-23-2tp.
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FOR SALE?Nice farm containing
08 acres three miles from Kingstree.
"ublic road divides place. Two four
oom tenant houses, barn and stables.
nd two tobacco barns. 65 acres uner
cultivation. HOME LAND AND *?8
NSURANCE CO. R. C JOHNSON. g|
R., Manager, Nexsen Building. a?
OPERATOR WANTED?Youngj if
.ady at Kingstree Telephone Co.m(any.
Good pay and short hours. Ap- g|s
?ly in person to R. M. HARE, Maniger.
10-9-tf. j||
a \TT\ n T?\TT?n A T SS
THE ULMEEttUArMU gw
IOSPITAL of Fayetteville, N. C., |||
ffers to young ladies between the g||
iges of eighteen and thirty-five the j||
ollowing course of training: three
rears practical and theoretical work gig
rhich prepares for State Board eximinations.
Fall classes being form- ?|
td now. Apply at once to Superinendent
of Nurses. 10-9-19. j||
FARMS FOR RENT?Two one ||
torse farms to let on shares. Good jgi
and, come and see me. T. B. GAUSE, !?SS
>ake City, S. C. Rt. No. 2 10-2-5tp 1
MONEY TO LOAN?On first |||
nortgage on real estate. Apply to. ! i||
>TOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S.'M
6-i2-tf. $3
I Chickens Wanted !jgj
1 I WILL PAY 25 CENTS j ||
i A POUND FOR CHICKEN. 2 ( j|
j CALL. PHONE OR WRITE. I j j|
H. A. Miller 1
KINGSTREE, - S. C. J M
j 10-18-tf. | jf
I JERSEYS and GERNSEYS 1|
jj A ear load of the best milch g| fej;
Ei cows ever brought to Williams- ^ HjS
I burg County, will be here to- n &A
| morrow. H ^
Tho Dnirv fnivs of the most P
| successful farmers in Florence g?
I County. S. McFadden Gregg, j|
i who closed out the lot on ac- = j&J
^ count of "labor shortage." =
| Your chance to get a fine B 5%
I milch cow, see, 3
g E. A. SNIPES. | ||
?overnment inspection; best seed oats
to be had. . ?$?
PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE CO.'2gg
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ACADEMY
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"Daddy
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In Henry Miller's
This Picture has
Audiences for \
Chicago, i
Matinee 34D fl'r.lnclr
IVIUIIIIVVy VlV V V VBVVII
Admission - 25c
War Tax - 3c
, Total - - 28c
gs For lien!!
Jnderwear, Gloves, Half 1
:s, and all other wear- I
lashery?all from the I J
hose word for qual- j 1
e is "as good as 1
r bond."' I
readv to heln "brighten | ?
when you visit the 1
lext week. 1
Brothers, - I
's old Stand, i
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r\nrn 01 mm 1
JDEft 01, 1313 1
Long-Legs"
rURING I
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Great Stage Success. {
Played to Capacity jj
veeks in New York, I
md St. Louis. |
Night, 8:00 O'clock I
Admission - 50c J
War Tax - 5c I
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Total - - 55c |
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