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SPECIAL "We are showing a variety of good values in Lad es Waists, comprising WjdfcVoiles, Crepe de Chine, and 9 Georfffcte. Also a recent arrival of Ladies and Children's White Canvass slippers. We are strong on Ladies trimmed Hats. Just received a large shipment 'l in all the Shades, Colors and Shapes, up to the latest styles for street and dress. Children's Dresses a Specialty, all iizes in Serviceable Gingham and Poplins. Remember that the Earie and Wilson Shirt and Collars can be found here. * No better Overalls, than the Coast Line Brand. We are well supplied on this line. NOTE?We are making the Price ?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at \\ 104 the cake. Seal fix Union Undersuits for men at $1.50, all sizes?also a good value in men's Union Suits at $1.00. 2-piece undersuits at $1.00 qpd $2.00 per suit At JenJcinson's W. E. JENKINSON. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1919. Items of local Interest Mr. S.- Marcus is spending this week in Charleston. Mr. W. D. Bryan, Jr., of Andrews, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Lee Flowers spent Sunday in Lake City with his homefolk. Miss Lydia Green, is indisposed this week, we are sorry to state. I Miss McDaniel spent Saturday and Sunday, with her sister, in Florence. Mrs. C. J. Thompson went to Charleston on Wednesday to do some shopping. Quite a number of the young folk went over to Lake City on Wednesday night for the circus. Miss Bessie Burbage of Florence, is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. L. Roy Cates this week. Miss Lucy Vance Darlington, of Laurens, is the attractive guest of Miss Marian McFadden. Mrs. John F. McFadden is in Cheraw this week, attending the D. A. R. Convention which meets there. Mrs. F. E. Gibson and little son of Sumter, are visiting Mrs. Gibson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vause. Dn F. 0. Lectz who has been associated with Dr. Sewell of Savannah, Ga., is now associated with Dr. W. L. Taylor. Mr. R. P. Ginn of Hemingway, R 2, called at The Record office today and added his name to our list of subscribers. Miss Imo Fulton, an honor graduate of McLeod's Infirmary is here now. She is nursing at the Kelley Sanitori urn. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Morris and little son, Robert, formerly of Philadelphia, but more recently of Wilmington, N. C., spent several days here last wee, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. k W. H. Welch. ?/ J) f7kAHKS TV MY BAH* S&?Sil\fCANH0H6OAH?/ * 'T" GOOD BUSINESS MEAN! AL PLANS FOR PERMANEN ?WHICH IN TURN MEANS THERE IS NOT A SING EXPANSION OR ACTIVITY AND OUR REASON IS PATR k any man who has i> l w expansion is heartily wr m jonsult with us if we ( l i M iss Myrl Phillips of the Hemingway High school faculty spent the week end here with her parents. Rev. and Mrs D. A. Phillips. Rev. and Mrs. E. A. McDowell, are attending the Baptist State conven! tion,which met in Columbia Monday ' ?for a four days meet ! Miss Louise Barr returned to her school at Greelyville, on Monday after i having spent the week end with her ; mother, Mrs. L. J. Barr. Miss Valerc Trotti who has been visiting Mrs. \V. H. Carr, here went to Edenton, N.C., to take up her duties as teacher in the high school there. I 1 r- ?? r> a IVa I ho nfc 1 VJWCIUU1 xv* rx vw^vi ??< ? vv ?*v ; Andrews Sunday at 11 A. M. o'clock and at Kingstree at 3 P. M. o'clock, where he will make addresses in the ( interest of the Baptist 75 Million , : campaign. Dr. Walter Mitchell of Charleston, will conduct services at the Episco- ; pal chapel here Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and again at 8 o'clock in 1 the evening. He will also hold ser' vices at Boyd's school house at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. 1 Miss Lola Trax, state suffrage or- ' ganizer, will be in Kingstree, Mon- J day, November 17, and will hold a ' I ' | meeting at the school auditorium at .14 o'clock, under the auspices of the " . j civic League and Library association. | The public is cordially invited to at' j tend. The Rev Mr. Thomas of Charlestoii j and the Rev. Mr. Poynor of Florence, 1 i i were here Tuesday in the interest of 1 the nation-wide drive being made by [the Episcopal church. Three sessions j were held at the Episcopal church ! during the day, at 11:00 a. m., 4:30 ; ! j and 8 o'clock p. m Most excellent j I talks were made by the above named ( gentlemen at each of the meetings. ( jThe work of organizing for the cam- . 1 oaign was gone into in the afternoon ^ ! Holy communion was celebrated at , j the morning service. o Director Sam L. Rogers, of the bu- ^ I reau of the census, Department of < Commerce, announces the preliminary j report on cotton ginner, by cc unties, ' in South Carolina, for the o{. 1919, " 1 \17.1 I Show thai tnere were guinea HI ??IIliamsburg county 14,036 bales to Oc- * tober 25. 1 i , The ninety-ninth session of the ' I Baptist State Convention met in Col- " Jumbia Monday night for a three-day i session The largest attendance ever ' j reported at a similar convention was j , present. < o "How to Keep The Boy on The | ! Farm". Fordson 3 reel picture free ' every night next week after the reg! ular picture at Academy Theatre, D. ( , C. SCOTT, JR., County Agent. ^ | ll-13-2t. 5 ! o ] | Edward, Prince of Wales, landed in j the United States Monday night and received his first welcome to the re- < I * public at the little-of-the-way New j York town of Rouses Point. Officially j he was greeted by Secretary of State . j Lansing with a bemedalled staff of ! admirals and generais. o Arrow and Nitro Club shotshells are steel lined and WETPROOF? no extra cost. o Lap robes for Buggies and Automobiles at PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE COMPANY, Kangstree. wu 1 Wt I J i a^B IT Hi ,3 pH " 1 il jMJijB < S INCREASED PRODUCTION T PROSPERITY. 1 SUPPORT OF THE NATION- ( LE LEGITIMATE BUSINESS that wh no vm favor iotic < ; mind such activity or urged to come in and :an be of service. i i SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED? Several saleswomen. Apply by letter cr in person. Aldermans, 20 Stores in One. CHAS. WOODS, Manager, Manning, S. C. 11- 6- 2t BRIGHT GIRLS WANTED?The State Hospital for the Insane, Columbia, S. C., needs white women, preferably between the ages of 18 and 35, to work as attendants or enter the training school. For information apply to the Superintendent. ll-13-4tc. WANTED?Lady bookkeeper with sxperience. Apply in person to, NESMITH-FLOWERS CO. 11-13-tf. LOST?Between Kellahan hotel and fair ground, or on fair ground, one t>elt to Seal skin coat, one button. Finde: please return to KELLAHAN HOTEL and receive reward. 11-1-tp LOST?One new Firestone-non-skid tire 30x3^4, lost between Lake City and P. M. Brockinton's, Wednesday* November 5. Finder will please return to P. M. BROCKINTQN, Kingstree, S. C. and receive reward. ll-13-ltp. LOST?One Black and Tan Blood Hound, disappeared on November 8, from chain gang camp. Finder will please return to W. J. PORT, Kingstree, S. C. and receive reward. 11-13LAND FOR SALE?I will be at Johnsonville, S. C., on Monday and Tuesday, November 24th and 25th, for the purpose offering for sale the land in, and near there, belonging to the estate of J. W. Kimbrall, deceased, and shall be glad to meet any one interested in buying any part of it. R. H. KIMBALL, Winder, Ga. Ll-l3-2tp. WANTED?Two collectors. One vith team or truck and one that can irive Ford truck. To begin work immediately. KINGSTREE FURNITURE COMPANY. 11-13-lt. LOST?One black shoe buckle, be,\veen the residences of W. T. Tolley ind W. H. Welch. Suitable reward :or return to this office or W. F. Tolley's residence. FOR SALE?Farm containing 88 teres, 45 acres cleared and in high ;tate of cultivation, all under wire; lice six room dwelling, tobacco barn ind other outbuildings. Will be sold heap. Write, phone or see R. D. DARTER, Kingstree, S. C. 11-13-tfc FOUND?AT Fair ground Thursiay the 6th, scholarship gold medal vith three initials. Owner can get ;ame, by applying to C. B. COX, Hemingway, S. C. 11-13-ltp. FOR RENT?Large comfortable Southeast room with two double beds, \o gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. S. J. E)EERY. ll-6-2t LOST? Five Dollars reward for ,-ery small yellow hound bitch with ittle white about neck, $eet and tip )f tail. Bitch looks very shabby and lose at end is red like pointer, short ;ars. Left my place night of Octo>er 30, J. J. M. GRAHAM, Jr. Cades, 5. C. 11-6-tfc. WANTED?A school teacher to each small school. Write to A. 0. JOLLIDAY, Rhems, S. C. .0 30-3tp. FOR SALE?Nice farm containing .08 acres three miles from Kingstree. Jublic road divides place.. Two four oom tenant houses, bam and stables, ind two tobacco barns. 65 acres unler cultivation. HOME LAND AXD NSURANCE CO. R. C. JOHNSON, fR., Manager, Nexsen Building. OPERATOR WANTED?Youngj ?ady at Kingstree Telephone Co.m>any. Good pay and short hours. Ap)ly in person to R. M. HARE, Man tger. 10-9-tf. MONEY TO LOAN?On first nortgage on real estate. Apply to. 5TOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S. 6-i2-tf. o The County Record job office is jquipped to do your printing. ^ ilUIBlll'BilI!BO!:i!ia I I. .ifllKmBKJI FOR SALE One Ford Road- " ster looks good as J new just repainted ^ 1 1 AM MTMllA A 2 CLU. Villi UI WiltC IUC at once. In the best I of condition. H ALSBROOK, " " Greelyville, S. C. | ; v * ; . 5 Jl X ^ Flooring w g Ceiling LUITl ;||j Siding lag Casing Ijgjf: Mouldings i Bp Framing Lumber ?|8 Red Cedar Shingles |1? Pine and Cypress Shingle I Metal and Composition Shi Doors, Sash and Blinds Porch Columns and Balast Bearer Board Valley Tin And Ridge Rol EVER1 BOO SUMTER, Chickens Wante I WILL PAY 25 CEI A POUND FOR CHICK CALL, PHONE OR WRI H. A. Miller KINGSTREE, - S. 10-18-tf. IBSEMME A car load of the best m I cows ever brought to Willia ? burg County, will be here B morrow. The Dairy Cows of the n H successful farmers in Flon ,|j County. S. McFadden Gn i who closed out the lot on g count of "labor shortage." B Your chance to get a B milch cow, see, | E. A. SNIPES. iaiiHiitiifViiKiiiiiiiaiiuiiBiiiiiiiiin 0 Subscribe to The County Rc< is the leading county paper. I i ^Ca 91 mm g tiui/n 11 Mai | SE ? 0 I I I i====== 1 Rise an ] I W m A Bewitching R( I i30 Soectaci i "H 2 * *? ! ? How America fo '4 m its % 'jf, i$ ? $ i I $ | 1 Matir ? i $ - 28 V I i A i r.'BTKBriiWBWJil + i 4 ! 4 '?? V f M R F Rl berBuilding h^s Hardware 1 ; S Material Paints, Oils g Fire Brick Saws ^ Fire Clay Hatchets Sewer Pipe Hammers jiSi 5 Store Flue Door Hangers <jlj ingles Terra Cotta Thimbles Carpenter's Tools |lj Motar Colars and Stains Paint Brushes :ers Water Proofing Mineral Paints and Oils Corrugated Metal Roofing Inside Decorations II Asbestos and Composition Roofing Calsomines and Cold Water Paints || Wire Fencing, Iron and Wood Posts !jS ITTHING FOR TH1L HOUSE j HTH & McLEOD, Inc, | SOUTH CAROLINA i d!i How to Keep the Boy | *TS ! I - ^ _ lEZ\\ . ? J . /_ llJa* | Hi to10St A Fordson three reel motion picture aice shown free after regular pictures every ac- I kt next week, at 1 l ACADEMY THEATRE. fine 1 | JI D. C. SCOTT, JR., COMPANY, Agents, J | 11-13-2t Kingstree, S. C. I :ord. 9 B lausaiiiiBr: Bti.mi...V I. .S!i.l;!h.K.:l ta jl demy Theatre f Y, NOVEMBER 14TH I tinee and Night I PE FILM COMPANY | f . PRESENTS | | ?"The 11 d Fall of the Confederacy" | ITH EDNA MAYO j 1 imance Unfolded Against .a Background of Epic Events | m I v ilar! Thrilling! Impressive! i I T ught its own Battle of Democracy at Home and made j '4 ;p|f fit tn lead the World's Advance. I 4 I * ? ADMISSION: \ | | lee, Night, I | | c INCLUDING WAR TAX 55c | | i ! I IlilllB 111 ' ?TmTf ITftTTl | 4 ,_J j ? y4!4!4!4!4!44!4!4!4M4K444^!4!4E44K4!4!4!4!4^K4?4H i