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I wm bit mamrm .ifSci/iiTUima YOUR | IS GIFT I i TO I i Anrmn ! I I FOR CERISTN 1 I GO T. E. BJ \ JEWELE The largest and E Ielry and Novelties eve Send your order | come. ^ i * Bring me your b] | and Jewelry. Repair n i m |T. E. E I Je\* | Kingstree, - flBcnuAiaiBBB^'KaBAivixtia t:mamum I I AUC' I IT.1 1 v aiuai SITUATE two and half mile; SATURDA1 ? I Sale will start i splendid opportunit; made know on day o 108 1-2 with 2 dwelling hou I thereon, also ; I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 2 4 A Good J. I Kingstree wlit 1151 tS I | m I iY STORE ; est assortment of Jew- | r displayed here. " 8! by mail if you can't | 1 roken Watches, Clocks 8 lade same day received. | gj laggett J reler g - - South Carolina, g I*:.!;,:?;*-, ntt? ?>l?lxaxi!MHiialsa3 HON SAL! ? We Farm ON LAKE CIT s from Kingstree near old {, DECEMBER li 12 O'CLOCK, NOON ? X A . iromptiy at noon rain or * y for any one desiring a it fsale. Acres Good F t ses, 2 tobacco barns, one 1 PAIR MULES. SHETLAND PONY. 2 HORSE WAGON. 1 HORSE WAGON. LOT CORN. LOT HAY. LOT FARM IMPLEME* MTT.OH COWS. GOOD COON DOGS. I Three-Hors P. Adai * MUCH JUNK FOUND BY f VIRGINIA COMMUNITY | Thrift and junk business are boom ing at Emporia, Va. "It keeps me b'lsy running to the post olTioe to get sp? Thrift Stamps to pay for all the sal <p?": vage that is coming in now." said the proprietor of one of the junk shops "Where an the Junk comes ??3 from Js a constant wonder. No one would have believed that so much 0t: stuff oouifl nave ne?n niancn ?wsj id a town of thi? size." !?? T'nder the voluntary organization . ???; of Mrs W. B. Goodwyn, of Emporia | ??% all the housewlver of the town hart j {?? been conducting an organized salrag? *?-:; campaign. in aocc-danr*? with the plana outlined hy the War Loan Or , ganization of the Fifth Federal Reserve Dlatrict. ^ Salvage ?o oollected la aold te thi local Junk dealer for Its full value in ^ Thrift Stamps. According to arrange ments already made with m~*t deal ers in waste materials in the Fifth 3%, District, wagons will call for Jnuk g? wherever a "Salvage" card Is dis* |g| played. These cards have been die- jfg? trlbufed all over t"ie State. Not only has Emporia found that this organised eamoalga is resulting in a highly beneflciul town "clean-up." hat a source ef. economic nrelflare Jgg hardly known before has thns cenii i|| to light. g|| The salvage campaign has peered hS so satisfactory in Emporia that Jink gK ? a* 8f? wagons are now -win* i ... ? ? aurounding towna MONEY MAKING MONEY. Oaa dollar pat asida avary waak far |?J lira yaars will give yon ovar $217; for ??i taa yaars it will aar.ka $611. Of course, gp $2 a waak will give you about double jsjg tkat, or tor Ave yaars $671.01; ami sa eg*, on. Buy a laad pracil aad l|?N OB tkat It will bo oaa of tka bait la rati- 0 maala you aver made. |g| Making Thrift Compulsory. ipi: In the police courts of New York state it is getting to be a common practice to sentence minor offenders ?3j to a term of saving, and In Syracuse S* last year $5,000 was Invested in this |p way In War Savings stamps, all later returned to the men or used to help ??? their families. At Niagara Falls, when David Broderick was placed on probation six months ago and ordered to give the probation officer $12 a week >r? for War Savings stamps, he com- Jgjj plainer! bitterly. At the end of six months he received $230.50 worth of 5j? - ' 1 ,1 ktm (fccf stamps, ana ne voiuruarnjr piacru mmself on Indefinite probation, promising ^ to bring $10 a week to continue his savings investment. igR E OF" j i Land I Y ROAD, j A. J. Smith place. * 3th. 1919. ! ihine, and presents a ? irm near town. Terms 1 I arm Land I arge barn and shed, 1 I 8 i I =3 1 rTS. i i 8 e Farm. 1 g 3 | ms, So. Car. I --???I j Delco- L I The Complete Electr | and Power Pla j j \ ' ? m ww At ' j , Operates the Vacuum Ueanerand Sanitary Way to I Carter Electric Service t J. V. Carter, - - - La BEAVER BO FOR BETTER WALLS ? CI The Old Home Looks Yoi "It's a surprise for you! "Dad and I had the old Y^^ver1 Board covered with Beaver Board. ' result* unless thu paper is gone, no more ceiling trade -mark is on . . . . ? thebackofthe home looks young again, board yoj buy Beaver Board will give you j prise. It comes in big, sturdy panel! clean fibre of the spruce tree, wii blemish?ready to nail over old wa lua/VtlU studding of new partitions! For th Pm |p1 Board is equally satisfactory. It ke< rfljLS) and heat in summer. Patent "5ee/ I^?|E/ wwpin*. . A ik for Fat Jar?"Nairn Roama W\ BUILD A I WE FURN] FRAMING, DRESSED SHEATING, FLO( ING, MOULDINGS, FINISH LUMBI LATHS, BEAVER-BOARD, ROOFINl BUILDERS SUPPLY' Hampton, Avenue, ight y ic Light I I I I I -Ik Modem - I, Sweep. I ke City, S. C. 1 ^ | II I A!W JUNGS II <i ang Again cracked walls all The old, dingy wall ;s can fall, the old ust as pleasant a sur? made from the strong, thout a crack, knot or Jls and ceilings or the e new home, Beaver cps out cold in winter fife" surface prevents it/tin OU Wall,. " -IOME! 1511 )RING, CEILING, SIDJR, SASH, DOORS, 1 Er AND SHINGLES. COMPANY, Kingstree, S. C. / ??i