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?i REDPATH CHATAUQUA Coining To Klngstree in Spring o! 1920 For Five Day Program Arrangements -have just been com pleted with the Redpath Chautauqu; Bureau of Chicago for a first-clasi chautauqua to be held in Kingstrei next spring during late April or May The plan is an entirely different oni from any tried heretofore. The Red path Chautauqua shows only under; tent and the program which will con sist of excellent music recognizee speakers, and entertainers, will rur over a period of five days, there be ing a program during the afternoor and evening of each day, making ter entertainments in all. This is the sys^ tern of chautauqua that has beer furnishing programs in Charleston Sumter, . Columbia, Darlington, Rock Hill, Spartanburg, Greenville, and s number of other towns in the stat. for the past eight years, and is superior to any other system in existance which fact makes Kingstree peoplt very proud that they will be giver some of the best things next season A group of ladies met Thursday afternoon and organized an auxiliary chautauqua group under the chair, manship of Mrs. T. E. Arrowsmith and have pledged themselves to co operate in maKing me cnautauqua a big county attraction and a granc success. The following men act a.? guarantors: L. W. (iillaml, A. C. Hinds F. W Fairey, ... E. Nesraith, T. E. Arrowsmith, H. 0. Britton, J. D. Britton J. D. O'Bryan, F. R. Hemingway, ; "Tom M. Kellahan, P. G. Gourdin, L. C Dove, Hugh McCutchen, W. W. Hoiliday, H. L. Prosser, E. C. Burgess W. L. Taylor, E. C. Epps, T. E. Baggett, J. M. McGill, S. B. McGill, W H. Welch, W. B. Brockinton, P. S Courtney, W. V. Strong, David Silverman, Thos. M. McCutchen, Geo. A McElveen, L. R. Mcintosh, J. L Brockinton. W. H. Carr, V. Kinder Chas. C. Burgess, W. S. Gilland, C D. Jacobs, M. D., Ira A. Calhoun, Le Roy Cates, S. J. Deery, Harry Brit ten, M. A. Shuler, John A. Kelley. o ' Robbers blew open the safe of th? Bank of Neeces, at that place, earlj Monday and escaped with about $3,00( and some $4,000 in bonds. They miss ed $7,000 in bonds. The robbers uset an automobile. o Full stock of Buggies, Wagons Harness, Robes, etc. WILLIAMSBURG LIVESTOCK CO (HMmi A Y< I Ki ICON TIO] I GU/ j. siu II I BEE With Our Advertisers f Attention is called to the advef* tisement in this paper by J. B. Wall & Co., relative to the sale of a fine lot of hogs which will take place on ?'( Saturday, November 22. This company also advertises an extra lot of er' horses and mules for sale. \ a 1 Readers will not fail to note the pace advertisement in this paper by co1 the Alderman-20-stores-in-one, Manning, giving an attractive list of articles and prices. ^ i ' ? ? > ?i ... q c i i:_ _ th( ->x. r urcngoiie k ouii, icatuu^ mt?1! chants of Charleston carry a nice ad" j vertisemen; in this paper which will 1j appeal to our readers who shop in ho ' Charleston. " ' 'n Brunswick automobile tires which 1 j are handled in Kingstree by the ' Kingstree Hardware Co., are advertis- ^ai L ed in thi? paper. ^ 1 J. V. Carter Ipcal, distributor of the famous Delco Electric Lighting v'' systems has a large and attractive Mi ' advertisement in The* Record this '.week, of which nothing we might say Mi 1 could add to its merit. ne ' | McClam & Rodgers have a page j ad in this paper in which they offer wc reductions in their big line of lap 'u robes and harness. They have a car 1 j load of Auburn wagons and will have er? ! a fresh shipment of horses and mules mc 1 on or about December 3. The Truluck-King Co., have a half ' page ad in The Record this week conceming a new shipment of horses and j ' mules and their big line of harness,' lap robes, etc. . .Cu' ' The All,en automobile which is} ' handled in this*county by E. W. Ken" nedy is advertised in this, paper. .x ! 0 "Sit Steady In The-Boat" This is the advice which Commis- ^ ' sioner Harris gives to the farmers upon his return to the state from ^ Chicago, where he attended a meeting of the commissioners of agricul- ^ ' ture from all states in the union. "Sit ' . , Su steady in the boat. Don't get panicky ^ because of a little drop in the future market. The spots market is yet all ! WC right. According to the law of supply [ ^ and demand cotton is worth not less j i than 60 cents." ' ",e ' n ' ; o , w. Last year the U. S. Steel Corpora- j aj> ~ tion paid its employees an average of j $1,700 each, compared with $1,280 in j 1917, $905, in 1914 and $717 in 1902. j tn o ag , See our line of Grain Drills, Stalk 00 Cutters, Disc Harrows, etc. ; 00 . WILLIAMSBURG LIVESTOCK CO.jim / % . % \ MAN I! our Standai ind of Homi 0 / ?*** A TTAVTI /ITim XT I DUllxU A nuiuii. urxix i< STRUCTION; SO THAT \ N TO THE COMMUNITY. YOU NOW HAVE AN OP LRANTEE TO GIVE SATI LLL. FRAMING, DRESSED SH I, SASH, DOORS, LATH, B] tfow Selling Dressed j press Boards at $40.00 j thousand. 1 I V. - ? Items From Rome Rome, Nov. 18.?MrsK Wilson Buie, e Miss Willie Snow of Merchantle, N. J., is visiting relatives and 1 friends here. Mr. A. B. Hemingway and daughtMiss Florence, have returned from risit to relatives in Kingstree. Most of the young people in the mmunity attended the circus in orgetown Monday night. Messrs. O'Mirer and Mitchell of esville, were week end guests at s home of the latter's brother Prof. Vf iU> iUIWCIl^ll. Mrs. D. I Wilson has returned me after a pleasant v;.sit to friends Marion. Mrs. Beulah Dinkirs has pone to inning to spend some time with the mily of her brother. Judge John S. ilson. Mr? Holmes B. Springs of Greenle, is visiting her parents, Mr. and rs. D. I? Wilson. Prof, and Mrs. 0. M. Mifchell and ss Florence Hemingway spent Wedsday in Lake City. Miss Emily Snow attended the Kp>rth League conference in Andrews esday. Mrs. Fannie Munnerlyn and daughtLouise, have returned after a >nths stay in Columbia with Dr. J. Munnerlyn. Misses Halene Clark and Ruth Mc?w spent Sunday at Indiantown. Prof. Dantzler and' Miss Halene irke of the Union High school faItv, and Prof. 0. M. Mitchell, have arge of the night school, which ben last Monday night. .** A Roman. o Community Fair o | At Oakd&le, in the New Zion scorn a community fair will be held norrow. D. M. Evans is president, lene Sullivan secretary and Mrs%. iver Plowden general superintennt. These are assisted by an able iff as heads of department* which ibrace livestock, agriculture, houseId, girls club ^ork, floral, fancy >rk, curios and antiqueties and baby ow. An old fashioned picnic dinr will be served on the ground and -- A M AAt* fkof fVinnn IS nui presuming tv umt mivix. 11 be a big time and a most enjoyle-*ione for all who attend. o When the Government took con>1 of the railroads twenty months of the income to capital was $900,0,000 a year, and to labor $1,750,0,000, but that to labor has been :reased to $3,000,000,000. HIIIBIIIIB III WllWHifl , / * % IfllAIJ $ KNUV *d of Livi eYou Pr< OURSELF BACK OF1 THEN COMPLETED! PORTUNITY OF SE] SFACTORY SERVIC: v EATHING, FLOORIN EAVER BOARD, ROC BUILDE Hampton Ave, j *s T ??N ?y. ? ? V )? '? \M I -v -X~?,N ^ ?TV,"^ t j<W :s Witherspoon Electricuted Mose Witherspoon, negro, convict-1 g , ed recently in Lancaster county for r the killing of Luther Horton, a young ! f white man, was put to death in the J electric chair at the state penitentiary j) . at noon last Friday. The killing oc curred near Kershaw last May. With- g erspoon was once before tried for, g j murder, he having killed a member [ S of his own race. m o | Colored Fair Last Week } The first annual colored fair to be ' held in Williamsburg county occurred 1 here last week, from the 11th toj loth inclusive, and was a genuine sue- j cess when we take into consideration | the fact that it was the first independent venture of the kind by the colored people. Next year we hope, however, for a bigger and better : show by our colored people. o } necessary repairs to the State Capitol building as estimated by C. C. WilsOn, an architect, of Columbia, will cost $301,000 according to a re-v port given out by Governor Cooper ^ this week. The survey of the building gj was made by Mr. Wilson without re-, H numeration at the suggestion of Gov-} B ernor Cooper, who desires to know || what repairs are needed to the struc- 00 ture in case the General Assembly g wants information on that point. | on, | m isf 100-Acre Fam at ll ... AUCTION!!? " - i am ! IN FRONT OR THE COURT HOUSE | ________ j ? foi MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919. || AT KINGSTREE, S. C. || | As I want to purchase a larger I i I place I have decided to sell at public ! g C.1 auction to the highest bidder for cash | B S(1 at the above time and place my farm | j containing approximately 100 acres . g situate in the Zeb neighborhood, about 10 miles east if Kingptree. Thirty acres ! of the land is cleared and in good con-1 dition, making over bale of cotton to the acre, balance in wood land. There is on the place one good dwelling and one tenant house, tobacco barn and 'necessary out buildings. J Mi J. B.'CROOKS, Kingstree, S. C. R. ll-20-2tp. EBB?1 ^ , * m BY HI! ing is Judge ovide for Yc \ % THE PLANS; THE SELECTK [T WILL STAND FOR YOI \ LECTING YOUR OWN Mi E ON EVERY ORDER, WI G, CEILING, SIDING, MOD iTPTTan Aim SHINGLES. rX AAI VI RS SUPPLY i i m MM J* I I Serviceable, Styleful New Fall 1 Wai&s in the Justly-famed 1 iVIRTHMOR 1 Savingly Priced at Just $1.50 . |1 It matters not how many more cos^y Blouses you possess, if8 v. j| jer economy to have in ypur Fall wardrobe a fewv of these good L lcng WIRTHMOR'S for general utility wear. / * Jj WIRTHMjOR WAISTS are SERVICEABLE; m fact every 4| J s is unconditionally guaranteed to give complete and lasting sat- J { WIRTHMOR WAISTS are STYLEFUL; the unique plan unr which they are developed constantly brings to us as to the |JR ler Wirthmor stores the new and wanted Styles. WIRTHMOR WAISTS are savingly priced; in their making ff jj d distributing every avoidable expense has been eliminated. S 3 No other Waists at the price can be like the WIRTHMOR, jj no others at the price are made in the same economy-effecting jj ONLY ONE REPRESENTATIVE STORE IN EACH CITY ? J lN SELL THE WIRTHMOR. IN THIS CITY THEY CAN BE I M >LD HERE ONLY. 11 Kingstree Dry Goods Co., ' 11 "THE QUALITY STORE" S 1 tin Street, Kiajgstree, S. C.. ~'M jM 5 HOME! 1 Rgt * d by the H >ur Family. fii )N OP MATERIAL; THE v JR OWN CONTRIBU I n SERIAL, AND WE " I IETHER LARGE OR fftfl HI I - - ' * ! LDINGS, FINISH LUM Ifl HH CO., Inc., U .' Kingstree, S. C. /fH ^6 Ev^M