The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 06, 1919, Image 14
Itealers in Auto Accessories Organic
Columbia, Nov. 3.?Automobile am
auto accessories dealers from all ovei
South Carolina met in Columbia las
week and formed the South Carolin;
Automotive Trades Association. Th<
association was launched with repre
sentative dealers from every sectior
of the state as members and officer:
believe that soon practically even
dealer in the state will be a member
A Mann Gibbes, of Columbia, wa:
elected president of the association
Chas. E. Commander, of Florence
first vice-president; 0. P. Mills, o
Greenville, second vice-president
Sante Sotille, of Charleston; Neili
Christensen, of Beaufort; J. w. van
field, of Greenwood; John B. Cannon
of Spartanburg; Paul Hardin, o
Chester; W. P. Law, of Darlington
and R. D. Lambert, of Columbia <li
rectors.
The object of the association a
stated in the constitution adopted a
the meeting last Thursday are:
"To foster, promote and encpurag
the automobile trade and good fellow
ship and better business method
among those engaged in said trade
to afford opportunities to member
to associate and exchange views wit!
each other and to take Such concert
ed astion as may be desirable, look
ing to the betterment of trade con
ditions generally in the business ii
the state of South Carolina, the pro
motion of any movements which ten'
to the benefit and advantage of th
automobile trade, especially the gooi
roads movement; to aid in the enact
merit and maintenance of uniform
consistent and beneficial alws relat
ing to the use of self-propelled vehi
clef> and to perform any business an'
engage in any transactions as ma
be incidental to, or that may facili
tate, the business and general pur
pose of this association and to pro
?*? ????< oo-fo.tninrd thp interest 0
iUUbC (UiU &
wholesale ana retail dealers in th
industries in South Carolina."
All auto and accessories dealer
in the state will be invited to mem
bership in the association. The tern
porary offices are located at 203 Li
Berty National Bank Building i
Columbia.
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Purple Shirts Favored.
Amerongen. Holland.?Those \vh
have recently seen the former Germa
emperor at his morning task of saw
ing wood in the garden of the Ben
tinck castle say that the former em
peror now seems to display a prefer
ence for purple shirts.
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ristianity on every hand.
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In of its inultifarlou? war dutle^^e^Amerlcan fted Cross did
not neglect Its obligations to the civilian population at home. Throughout j|
the conflict it maintained Its Bureau of Public Health Nursing, Instruction in I
first aid, home nursing and sanitation, and disaster relief. Particularly in J!
their work for the babies was effort by public health nurses important. The
accompanying photograph shows a Red Cross public health nurse instructing g|
1 a mother in the proper preparation of the baby's diet g
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MANNING, S. C.
ote of Apprecij
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rprised. Our answer would be Yes, and No.
tic moments no flight of fancy had ever carried us intc
shining hours last Friday.
nt of the first few moments had somewhat subsided a]
> that we had ever thought for one fleeting moment tha
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r a wonderful people. Could we torget rne uneAi-cncu
h white and colored?of CJarendon County made in ev<
to see the churches and schools, the expanding barns, t
If we could, or if we ever shall, may our name he ac(
ccorded ALDERMAN'S 20 Stores in one, on Friday 31s
re and broadminded spirit that the people of Clarendor
5 alone.
i oodles of the same sort of folks with us from Sumt*
tie misfortune that they are not to be blamed for,?that
(vrvr?rj normlp fVnm (Clarendon County. But
ipciaic U1COC
e in heart, one in hope, and one in purpose.
all, for making the Grand Opening the grand success t
ill be.
Most cordially yours,
vN'S 20-STORI
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Distinctive, Dependable New Fall
Blouses in the Nationally-favored
WELWORTH J
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Savingly1 Priced at Just $2.50
TO KNOW just how good a wais^is still obtainable at this
very modest price is to KNOW the WELWORTH. It is nationally
favored, and everywhere recognized to represent the highest
standard at the price.
WELWORTH BLOUSE, like certain individuals possess qualities
that distinguish them from the rest; they are distinctive in ^
their appearance; dependable in their quality; they never disap- feUI
point.
WELWORTH BLOUSES are sold in just one good store in
?-? ~f-.r t*iov ?rA the kind of stores whose determination it is
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to give their patrons the UTMOST in Value for whatever they j?
spend.
If you have ever worn a WEL WORTH you are doubtless buy- *
ing them repeatedly: if not, then we strongly urge that you wiiIta S
their acquaintance. It's a real saving habit to buy the WEL- I
WORTH. I T
THE SAME NEW WELWORTH STYLES HERE AT THE I
SAME LOW PRICE AS IN THE RECOGNIZED STYLE CEN- L
TERS OF THE COUNTRY. , I
Kingstree Dry Goods Co., I
"THE QUALITY STORE" B
Main Street, Kingstree, S. C. *
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> such an inspiring and auspicious scene g?
ad our senses had resumed in part their
,t it could have been one jot or tittle less R v.
t record for patrotism, public spirit and S
ery war drive. $
he modem homes, and the evidences 01 ^ ^
ursed among you. 'V'E *1
>t of October, was due, dear friends, to an ?
i County possess in an abounding and re- 2
er, Williamsburg, Florence and other * ?
there is an imaginary line somewhere in / y;
Jet us be thankful that the line is only
hat it was; and let us thank you in AD ?
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Manning, S. C. ^
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