The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 20, 1919, Image 9

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Not After Tobacco , Atlanta, Nov. 18.?Official denial that the Anti-Saloon League intends to go after tobacco next was made . today at Southeastern headquarters of the campaign for law enforcement. < A statement says in part: I "We are not considering and we do not intend to consider any kind of a fight against the cigarette or any other form of tobacco, and we are not allied with any such movement. We are going to nave all we can do in the ZVfxt few years to secure enforcejflfct of national prohibition and in the direction of our aim to make! the world bone dry." "The going into effect of constitutional prohibition on January 16 next," added Dr. C. W. Jones, superintendent of the Georgia Department i oi tne Anti-Salocn League, "doesnot' end the fight on the liquor traffic. On the contrary we are entering upon { our hardest fight?to see to it that the laws are enforced. "Everything indicates that the liquor interests have no purpose of; abandoning their fight to keep their; business alive by any and every | means. Enforcement officials must: be assisted and upheld. "However, it is no part of the lea-1 gue's purpose to convert the organi- i zation into a detective agency. We j believe that mei eiected or appointed to office are the ones properly charg-j ed with enforcement and that loyal citizens should back them up in en Iiorcemeni, reunr.g mem k> private life if they fail to do their duty. "Popular education as to what the law means, campaigns to elect dry officials, support if the enforcement t program?all these take time, money \ and resources, and these it is our pur-' pose to supply. REGISTRATION NOTICE The office of the Supervisor of i Registration will be open on the 1st Monday in each month for the pur-: pose of registering any person who is qualified as follows: Who shall have been a resident; of the State for two years, and of the county one year, and of the polling precinct in which the elector j offers to vote four months befon. ihe day of elction, and shall have, paid, six months before, any poil sax then due and payable, and who lean both read ard write any section to him by the Supervisors of Registration, or who can show that he owns, and has naid all taxes collect: Ible on during the present year, property in this State assessed at three 1 hundred dollars or more. B. E. CLARKSON, Clerk of Board. j iCHA PR( I The David Dugg: 1 Dr. F. 0. Losey, c I The Tiflmr I\ 1 Dr. F. D. Losey, The Greal The Purp The David Dugg 1 Miss Daphne Cai Home Ma Hiawians Community Conf Conductec The Chautauqua The Probl The Need Hiawians Miss Mary Jenkii || | The Dudas Coiicm I Conference on Hi The Chautauqua J u Pushing Back I j I The Dudas, Cone . Muff and Puff used to have the blues Your wife's health means more to Until they purchased Red Goose you and your home than can be esti- ' Shoes. mated. Buy a SINGER for your i KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CO. wife's sake (S59.20) KINGSTREE ) 1 FURNITURE COMPANY. ] Just arrived, one car ml Ct ia> 0 Shingles. KINGSTREE HARDWARE The County Record job office is COMPANY. k. equipped to do your printing. HAPPYCHILDHOOD Childhood days are happy days to the robust child; they are intended to be days of growth. scons 1MSI0N bnngs to a child that is not thnving, power that sustains ,.1 I . . .1 . _1 _ * iL C nl. Strengin?suosiance mat determines growin. jcun a j is concentrated tonic-nourishment which is readily assimiflated and transmuted into strength. Give Scott's Emulsion to growing children often. . The exclusive grade of cod-liw oil used in Scott'* Emulsion i* the fawou* S.AB. Process." made in Norway and refined in our own American , i Laboratories. It is a guarantee of purity and palatabiUy unsurpassed. ' Scott A Bowse. Bloomfield. N. J. '9-0T 1 was there to make a sketch of dreu's Hour like a feast. For the her. Luncheon was Just over, and tiny toddlers there Is a varied ahe was talking to a little knot of menu, aooietimes Uneeda Biscuit women. The first u*ds I heard, as and milk, sometimes Graham Crack( slid quietly into a^fcrby seat, were ers. Oatmeal Crackers or Lunch Bia"Kational Biscuit/'^fcallingj^l^ euit. This is changed on special atitly uiv owu tasty occasions tf Old Time Sugar Cookeou. I liked her, uMJnied com- ies oi^tf^ewtons and, rarest of fortably as shiy^WKin. my pen allg^^^are days when we had and cars and Nabisco, and those -Between'the dark anVdugM^ were our party days. < she was quoting, "the^BBJays a "Don't think my hour is just a J bit of pause world lunch hour. It started us happily, seems waitiiy^f^^temm&for th&^|||^M0|M|^iUsde us sure they childreB^flMce they day?for thiM^^e given thathg^^^^ fe <1 babils. First i ha<y^^ Always ready? x" ""Jj! Then, when ther^^r ?_ i_ , , u1? to toddle, i tagj^ always fresh?always wel- ?r m" jn mv oi^r nsmo An annetizer at the be- W^e j ~ " * W"?V. ? ?- ?r,? ciiidrenJr ginning of the meal, making the best 4L T!^r souP better, and the final touch of satis- a; \mreW faction when the cheese and coffee are B teriM served. Nothing can take the _ . B; place of Uneeda Biscuit jb^f on the family table. went on, "are National ma Is. They are most 1 o'jBCJJJS n be. Daring the most tractable after the^^^9^HUfifii|^pi^ny babies were growing something to eat. National.BuRSHKB^never missed the Childainties always begin our Chil- [TWb s Eour with its tasty feast. a ii i 11 ii , .Azrme*Jivip^rtrtai?v.awn anviTKi i a s..c s a a a amifBiKBi ri UTAUQUA! DGRAMME. | ~ , ? , 1 B pening Day?Afternoon . | in Concert Company Concert * >f New York Lecture g ) of Aladdin or, What is Education I Night | of New York Lecture test Thing A Man May Know or, I ose of Education in Concert Company Concert * iecond Day?Afternoon Taway Lecture i ^ king I # Concert | erence, The House Around the Corner. P l by Miss Daphne Caraway. | Night | Director Lecture | em of the Unprepared or, | of Education n i v onceri i rhird Day?Afternoon i ns, a year in service overseas... Lecture Toss?A Record and a Prophecy K Ljrt Company Concert B ome Care of the Sick, Conducted by | ikins?an officially assigned Red Cross B Night Director Lecture | iorizons or, The Results of Education | ert Company Concert ? minii:i!ii mmtm mam' s n: :m:?w mmmmMmmmMmmam ? A MMMMMM?B???????? ' < . V : ' ' \ *' 1*3. * We take orders for the Globe You can seefree Tailoring Co., makers of mens cloth- entitled "How to ing. Correct fit guaranteed. PEO- The Farm". SI PLES MERCANTILE COMPANY, picture all next Kingstree. Theatre, D. C. SC 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic u-i-i-^t. on the the market, but no one < wants imitations. They are dan- Ask , , gerous things in the medicine * line. Adv. ington modern big 7 if Lay a bet on | Qy rolling 'em with | PRINCE * Albert 1 the national joy smoke 7J0LLING your own cigarettes with Xv about as joy'us a sideline as you e your grip! For, take it at any angle, you r flavor, fragrance and coolness in a mat life as every "P. A. home-made" will pre Prince Albert pats new smokenotions andi delightful rolled into a cigarette?and, so easy to koan Afsiryer if* oinro QtwQv ho^Ir f Va IVJ 11 liAW y V/U UVVU UVU?g *% MVTW/ v and a cinch to handle! It stays put?and you d stzrt to hug the paper around the tobacco! YouH like Prince Albert in a jimmy pipe as n roiled cigarette, too! Bite and parch are cut out process; You know P. A. is the tobacco that has pipes where one was smoked before. Yes sir way. And, me-o-my, what a wad of smokespo ?very time you fill up I , - * ' -*?iAM&rate# *"**4 > *? - A.;3 V1, -r1 -n %> / the 3 reel picture When Muff and Puff are asked to * Keep The Hoy on Choose lown after regular They always say "Buy Red Goose week at Academy Shoes." o :OTT, JR., County KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CO. o Boys and Girls, I have some news? 5 For happy days wear Red Goose to show you Rem- Shoes. ame Rifles. KINGSTREE DRY GOOD'S CO. 4 p*' . ^K/jr^-.- J A Copyrtfht I tit bp R. J. Rtpwldi Tobacco Co. r Awaitrnf your toy-so, roo7/ Aid toppy rod bo/a, f' V rod tins, handaomu pound and half pound tin humidorr? and?fbof- elaaay, practical pound cryataJ jlaaa humidor n . . ? . . . irrtb Iponfo moiatener top Prince Albert IS JUSt that kaupa Prince Albert in . ' , cncb parfact condition I ver earned around in r. j.R^H.Tob^ lever got such quality, Company Waataa-Saloin. N. C. rin's cigarette in your er your bonnet I It's so roll! And, you just take u see, P. A- is crimp cat s\* './ r.>( ^-^Maa k<' ' (^ ^ \