The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 20, 1919, Image 13
SPECIAL ji
We
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Wc are showing a variety of good ciai
values m Ladies Waists, comprising Sui
Wash Voiles, Crepe de Chine, and put
Georgette. Also a recent arrival of thi:
Ladies and Children's White Canvass j
cen
Wegxre strong on Ladies trimmed are
tts. Just received a large shipment an(j
all the Shades, Colors and Shapes. Xoi
ap to the latest styles for street and
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Children's Dressy a Specialty, ail 0
sixes in Serviceable Gingham and ff
Poplins. ' 'ad
Remember that the Earle and Wil- ,r0
son Shirt and Collars can be found tni?
hero, *
No better Overalls, than the Coast ?ro
Brand. We ave well supplied on by
Dris line. resi
NOTE?We are making the Price *dji
?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at Hei
104 the cake. w ft
Seal fix Union Undersuits for men Lur
at $1.50, all sixes?also a good value in 1
h men's Union Suits at $1.00? her
2-pieee undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00 to <
per suit. At Jenkinson's ers
W. X. JENKINSON. *
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919. j50
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"Items of Local Interesth"
ter<
Mihs Geneva King spent Tuesday
in Lake City. ^er
The
Mr. J. C. Haselden of Johnsonville, ^
vsas in Kings tree Tuesday. cap
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, ' Mr. S. D. Hair, 01 saicers uepoi
was in town on business Monday. tial
Mr. Carlisle Strauss spent last week
end with his home folk in Sumter.
ac^<
Mr. Lee Flowers spent last week mot
/ <erid in Lake City with his home folk.
. Miss Beth Ginn of Lake City, was hae
f the guest of Mrs. Clarence Alsbrook Mes
Monday. (oft
Mrs. M. A. Shuler and Miss Cora S0C1
Sease were Charleston shoppers last wo^
I Thursday. k tlc
: v- Wai
. Prof. _ Marion Montgomery spent w^c
Mat week end with his parents, at t
^(Greelyville. The
I, -/ Miss Milton Stackley of Florence, did
is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Pee
L Mrs. U Stackley. met
and Mrs. E. L. Hirsch and . M
iMfe- and Mrs. E. .M. Hirsch spent last mo?
week end in Charleston. pla<
Misses Nelie Nesmith and Bertie
MeConnell of Georgetown, spent Monday
in town with friends. , ?
bail
Miss Ruth Meadows of Florence, deri
spent the week end here with her den
sister, Mrs. A. C. Hinds. the.?
k Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Shackelford of tun
' ^ *- ' <. ?i i ton
h^mmgmoiA, spent u st wees euu ncic
' with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClary. Mr*
real
Miss Fannie Barton, of Baltimore, ten(
, is in Kingstree this week on a visit ten
to ber brother, Mr. Oliver P. Barton.
'Miss Possie Burgess, now a student
IV of Chieora College, Columbia, spent A
the past week b|re with her parents, day
' Miss Bessie Burbage who has been mu?
visit&g her sister, Mrs. L. Roy Cites
returned to her home in Fkeience giv(
Monday t -w Lan
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alsbrook pip(
rv, spent Sunday at Exeejton with Mrs. just
Ih^Alsbrook's parents;, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tuj]
flPFlowers. Bre
^ Mr. Franklin Thompson of Flor- also
cooe spent a few hours in town Sun- dito
day night with his brother C. J. its <
Thompson. joy<
** Coanty Agent Cathcart is back on
V the job after a aeeks trip through
?^Georgia where he went on a boll A
- .weevil expedition. esta
! Mrs. J. F. McFtid^en returned Sat- * 66
4 urday night from a weeks stay in e
^ Cheraw, where aho attended the D. A. 8011
R., convention.
,/ was
J Dr. L. Roy Cates is in Columbia, Cha
' meeting with the legistative commit- ]0ts
tee of the South Carolina Pharmaceu- pur
i tkal association. v | prej
m I
Francis Fraa r the popular soda .
?man at the Kir :stree Drug Co., left
' on Thursday fot his home in Florida, * *
. where he expects to spend the winter.
verj
M'?? T ..... V*ttM T~);a rl in crtnn who fnrr
R has been the attractive guest of Miss The
I Marian McFadden.. returned to her cent
Ik borne at Laurens Friday. wee
jBOtogressman P. H. Stoll arrived tim<
yesterday. He will.probably rej^HHprat
home until the regular ses- ** c
MK'?f congress convenes in Decern- ^ 1
HP upoi
We are requested to say that there peal
will be preaching at Bloomingvale pos1
Baptist church next Sunday morning wha
at 11 o'clock, Rev E. A. McDowell, of 1
officiating. Th? Rev. J. E. McManaway
ox Greenville, will preach at the S
Baptist church here at 11 A. M. and Cut
a( Cedar Grove at 3 P. M. Sunday. WI1
I ^
?Irs. Labruce, J. H. Carraway and j
ss Emily Fraser were in town a!
r hours on Tuesday enroute to
nning for the Wilson Lachicotte sii
dding. da
lishop William A. Guerry will offlto
at the Episcopal church here er
ulay night at 8:00 o'clock. The
die is cordially invited to attend M
? service. m<
T
fr. and Mrs. Boyle Singleton, retly
returned from their honeymoon.
making their home with Dr. 0
I Mrs. Teo. S. Hemingway on ^
rth Academy street *
WJ
Jews reached here this morning gj(
the death of Mr. Geo. W. Flowers, an
Hrtmintrwav. as a result of an at- a*
k of influenza. Mr. Flowers is a cu
ther of Mrs. Clarence Alsbrookof thi
t place. Cll
laterial is being placed on the br
und preparatory to the erection '
J. D. O'Brvan Esq., of a handsome do
idence on North Academy street da
Dining the home of Dr. hnd Mrs. lo\
ningway. bri
Ir. T. W. Hill of the McKeithan sh<
nber Corporation, Darlington, was ful
Kingstree yesterday. He will move
e about the first of the new year qu
ingage in business with the Build- of
Supply Co. cal
liss Cora Sease, who has been
OC(
h the Steele Furniture Co., for .
le time has accepted a position as in*
kkeeper with the Flowers-Nesmith
She will continue to give, part of
time to Mr. Steele's books.
thi
he Kingstree Hardwarf Co., yesiay
received their handsome new th<
)00 motor hearse for which an or- jn<
was placed some months ago. de;
; car is equipped with a six cylin- ed
60 horse power engine and is Ki
able of making any kind of speed, fri
t body is handsomely and substan- eni
ly constructed and finished in ca- gr
it style, is fitted with a flower jf,
r, electric lights, and sucfi other tal
issories as go to make a modern ye.
or hearse. of
he Record office was pleased to Mi
ve among its callers yesterday P?
jsrs. Geo. R. Wheeler, manager Ki:
he South Carolina Landovmers asation,
Charleston; Mr. G. A. Card- J
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1, agricultural agent 01 uie nuau- ?
Coast Line Railroad and Mr. S. H me
Ithal, formerly of Roanoke, Va.,
> is now engaged here in the in- n01
(st of the Landowners association.
se gentlemen are doing a splen- 1
service for the fanners, of the
Dee section and their efforts are 1 ^
'ting with marked success. wa
Ir. David Silvertnan one of the afi
tt public spirited citizen of this Tl
:e has recently purchased several
: building lots on East Logan '
>et near the railroad and facing
east front of the public school
ding and already has given or3
for the erection of four resi0X
ces thereon. For several years past
>e lots have been used for agriculil
purpose?, beans corn and cot- '
being unsuccessfully grown there.
Silverman has acquired other j '
I estate in the town which he in- pu
Is to improve, as rapidly as ma- j,
al and labor can be procured. ?
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Organ Recital ^
t the Methodist church here Sun- R(
night our citizens, especially the
lie lovers,*were present to enjoy BE
organ concert or organ recital Sti
;n by Professor 0. M. Tulley of u?
der College. The occasion was P**
inaugural of the handsome new an'
i organ, instalation of which was tei
; completed last week. Professor tio
[y was assisted by Miss Ritta U
nnan, an accomplished musician
' of Lander College. The large aurium
of the church was filled to 1,
capacity and every one present en- Ju
id the program. f01
o lar
Property Transfer th<
ed,
n important stransfer of real
>te was that recorded here last r
k conveying pieces of property at ji.
east and west corners on the
:h side of Mill street at the inter- 1
ion of Hampton Avenue. The first aci
made by Walter B. Logan of sta
rleston, conveying nine building nic
to S. J. Deery of the Kingstree am
niture Co. On the property is af *ch<
sent located the live stock stables CA
I. B. Wall & Co., and the price ?
I for the entire lot averaged about j
00 the front foot ve,
n the opposite corner is located a
r desirable residence property, 0f
nerly owned and occupied by Dr. no,
o. B. Hemingway and more re- ea]
;ly by C. C. Burgess who last ^
k sold it to Mr. Deery. For some g
1 there has been speculation as to
sale and use of this prpperty and ]
A * ??? linlW 1 A<
>ne lime mere was an u^uuu u?u AV/<
t by W. E. Nesmith who intended Pu
erect a large tobacco warehouse ro(
n the site. It has also been re- an*
ted'y mentioned as a hotel and dei
office site. It is not yet known IN
,t disposition Mr. Deery will make JR
;he property. , ?
* o s ]
ee our line of Grain Drills, Stall* no
ters, Disc Harrows, etc. :T
.LIAM1BURG LIVESTOCK CO C.
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Blakeley-Singleton*
A wedding of rare beauty and g
mplicity was solemnized here Thurs- |
iy evening, November 6, when at K
30 o'clock at the home of her moth- |
, Mrs. T. A, Blakeley-, Miss Nelle |
udon Blakeley became the bride of S
r. Boyle Bass Singleton. The cere- g
any was performed by the Rev. J.
Fowler, of the Methodist church. ?
The spacious hall of the Blakeley |
me was beautifully decorated for &
e occasion. At the appointed hour |l
e wedding march from Lohengrin g|
is played by little Anna Laura Sin- g
eton, a sister of the bridegfoom, |
(J down the broad stairway tne Dn- ag
1 procession came. Miss Pearl Mar- g
s, as maid of honor, led the way for ||
e bride. She was accompanied by
larles Blakeley a brother of the
ide, who acted as beat man.
The bride and bridegroom came K
wn the stairs together and the g
inty little bride was never more
'ely than in her traveling suit of
own tricotine'with modish hat and
oes to matotfi. She carried an arm- |jc
I of bride roses.
During the ceremony "Humores- |?
es" was played by Professor Tulley ^
Lander college, and further musi- a
1 selections played by this accom- ^
shed pianist added greatly to 4he .,
vision during the rest of , the evenOnly
the immediate families of the Ef
ung couple were present. A salad
arse was served immediately after 1
e ceremony. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton left after 4
i ceremony for a bridal trip which V
:luded Raleigh, Charlotte and Henrsonville,
N. C. They have return- 3
here and will make their home in $
ngstree to the delight of their many ^
ends where the bride has spent her 4
tire girlhood, and where the bride- ^
00m, who who is the eldest son of V
r. and Mrs. C. H. Singleton, has es- 7
dished for himself during the five A
- * 4
irs of Mis residence me repuutuuii
a progressive young business man. Hh
r. Singleton is now an efficient and 4
pular employee of the Bank of ^
ngstree.
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A bounty of 10 cents for every 4
id .rat taken to the sanitary depart- 4
;nt incinerator is being offered by 4
; city of Tampa, Fla., as an eco- ^
mic measure. % ^
?y
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS I?
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WANTED?Four collectors with V
gons or trucks, men who fre not 3
raid of work. KINGSTREE FURNI- 4
IRE COMPANY. 11-20-tf 4
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FOR SALE?Very best peanuts at ?v
cents the quart Mrs. THOS. W. 4
'PS, Kingstree. ll-20-2t 4
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FOR SALE?Dodge Bros. Roadster
cellent condition. Price right S. E. V
iDBETTER, Phone 185. Kingstree, y
C. 11-20-t 4
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FOR SALE?One lot lbdxzi xeet,
center of town, suitable for any
rpose. T. E. ARROWSMITH. J
20-St 3
FOR SALE?Five room house, tin
jf, nice high, dry lot T. E. AR- ^
)WSMITH, 11-20-2L ^
IIGHT GIRLS WANTED?The X
ite Hospital for the Insane, Col- T
ibia, S. C., needs white women,
eferably between the ages of 18
d 85, to work as attendants or en- j*
the training schooL For informsn
apply to the Superintendent X
13-4 tc. ?
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LAND FOR SALE?I will be at ?
nnsonville, S. C., on Monday and YJ
esday, November 24th and 25th, y
' the purpose offering for sale the S
id in, and near there, belonging lo T
s estate of J. W. Kimbrall, deceas- +
, and shall be glad to meet any one 4
erested in buying any part of it.
H. KIMBALL, Winder, Ga. ?
13-2tp.
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FOR SALE?Farm containing 88
res, 45 acres cleared and in high y
ite of cultivation, all under wire; A
? JnfAllmi* fftKo ooriKo m rt
*5 51A ruuill unfiling, WUOVVVfWMt*. | L.f
d other outbuildings. Will be sold
;ap. Write, phone or see R. D. *?
iRTER, Kingstree, S. C. 11-13-tfc ^
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LOST? Five Dollars reward for 4
y small yellow hound bitch with V
,le white about neck, feet and tip v
tail. Bitch looks very shabby and A
se at end is red like pointer, short
rs. Left my place night of Octo- *4"
30, J. J. M. GRAHAM, Jr. Cades.
C. 11-6-tfc. 4
FOR SALE?Nice farm containing
1 acres three miles from Kingstree. *r
blicx road divides place. Two four 4
>m tenant houses, barn and stables, ^
d two tobacco barns. 65 acres un- V
r cultivation. HOME LAND AND v
SURANCE CO. R. C. JOHNSON, ?
., Manager, Nexsen Bui'ding. I
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VfONEY TO LOAN?On first 4
irtgage on real estate. Apply to.1 j?
OLL & OBTtYAN, Kingstree, S. IV
- i 6-12-tf w
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(lT \t M
| Flooring t j Brick
I Ceiling I Lime
| Siding Cement ' 1
| Casing t Plaster
I Mouldings Fire Brick _
| Framing Lumber Fire Clay
| Red Cedar Shingles Sewer Pipe
| Pine and Cypress Shingles Stove Flue
| Metal and Composition Shingles Terra totia mil
; Doors, Sash and Blinds Motar Colars am
| Porch Columns and Balasters Water Proofing
Bearer Board Corrugated Met<
| Valley Tin And Ridge Roll Asbestos and Co
Wire Fencing, Ii
EVERYTHING F
BOOTH & IV
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SUMTER,
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Furch
240-242 Kidg St.
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The Store With The Big
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Truly A Wonde
Of Coat Si
And Dr
Modest
A Very special purchase by
bought fully fifty per cent below
$10.00 to $20.00 on your winter ga
SUITS AT $20.(
Each styled in the latest Fall
dels, button, embroidered and fur
in solid and fancy colorings.
Materials of Serge, Valour,
Laines, Crystal Cloth, Peach Bloo
each price. All colors and sizes.
CLOAKS AT $5
Handsome Cloaks with large
rial. Massive buttons and set off
yoke backs, belted and semi-belte
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Materials of Velours, Silvert
Broadcloths and Mixtures. At
Satins. All colors and sizes.
DRESSES AT $12.50.
I Charming in every detail arethe
! es, Tricotines and Velours. Unu
; new?are seen in some. All colo
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Gome to
Make $50.0
WE WILL PAY YOUR
Hundreds of ladies througho
ping at our Establishment due to
cently announced. It continues
If you cannot come down in p
PARTMENT will handle your re
; efficiency. Let this department
a real help it is.
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Building Hardware I
Material Paints, Oils |t
Saws &
Hatchets
Hammers 7/
Door Hangers 7
nbles Carpenter's Tools
1 Stains Paint Brushes || '
Mineral Paints and Oils ||
il Roofing Inside Decorations If ?
tnposition Roofing Calsomines and Cold Water Paints |g
on and Wood Posts 0%
OR THE HOUSE 1
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SOUTH CAROLINA If;
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Charleston, S. C. ?
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Mail Order Department. &
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rful Assemblage ?
tits, Cloaks ?
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our New York Representatives, ^
original prices?a chance to save \ 1
rnient. j
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X), $25.00, $39.50 .. i
effect, showing the tailored mo- $ r
.trimmed types. Linings of silk ?
Silvertone, Tricotine, Duv de S !
m, Etc. Wide assorstment of jj|j'
55.00 AND $35.00 |:
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collars ot ncn i?iir or sen maie- >
certain models. Gathered and ?
d models. 9
one, Duv de Laines, Silver Tips, jf
tractive linings of silk and figured v
$18.50, $22.50 g
Velvets, Satins, Georgettes, Serg- ?
sual style effects?absolutely ?
rs and sizes. * . ?
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ut South Carolina .are now shop- ?
nloVl whlph WP T*P- J
tills illlCl COtilig ?effective.
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erson, our MAIL ORDER DE- v
quirements with promptness and ^
serve you some tunes?see what f4
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