The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 25, 1919, Image 3
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OVERCOAT
Men's Overcoats,. .$5
Ladies' Overcoats, $3
Boys' Overcoats.. .$1
LECKUNS
U. S. Army Leggins..
BOOTS?NE1
H America's standard I
i jp Solid Leather, 12 i
& I 16 inch
f I GIRL'S RAIN C
|| Girls'Rain Coats. .$2
I SECOND HAND I
I ? Men's Shoes $1,
I Ladies'Shoes $]
| BOY'S COA1
I Boys' Coats $1.
I JS GIVE u
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j New
Bin i
We call especial
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rivals during the pa#
and we advise you to
stock has become pic
Skirts and Jei
A nice line of Drop
Petticoats in Silk an
Call and look them o\
Also a splendid li
Jerseys now on dispk
IJ Welworth and V
5 Shirtwaists
-We have just recei
HH^u shipment of the celeb
WEgi worth and Wirthn
waist, and invite your
them.
Kingstre
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HE Main Street,
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BARGAIN HOUSE
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'S NEW SHOES
.00 and up Men's Shoes $2.25
.50 and up Ladies' Shoes $3.5
.50 and up Boys' Elk Skin $2.5(
Children's Shoes. .$1.50
UNION ALLS
15* and up
1-Piece Unionalls
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HATS-NEW
Janama
rich. .$7.25 Season's Latest Hats. .J
MEN'S SECOND H
OATS SUITS
LOO and up < Men's second hand Sui
in good condition. ,$5.(H
SHOES
MEN'S GOATS
.25 and up
L.25andup Men's Coats $2.25
rS HOSIERY
75 and up Hosiery, the pair.... 10<
S A CALL FIRST, THEN TALK.
1ILLER & C
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Winter Goods
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attention at this time to tome of our
t week or so. They are all seasonabl
come in and make your .choice .bef
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wvjw wuvon ivi flTWjuu
Stirf? and in all grades and for
d Taffetas. Poses> deluding the wel
Howard and Foster SI
rer
Men and Queen Qual
ne of Silk Shelby Shoes for Lad:
sty for your Misses.
We also carry a full lii
firfchmor Godman Shoes for Men
and Children.
A splendid line of the
ived a new Red" "Goose and R. T
rated Wel- Shoes for Children,
lor Shirt- Allow us the privi
inspection showing you through t]
j ui vtfutuity.
e Dry Goods (
Kiagsti
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WOKEN ARE TO TEST
Of MOM-SAVING PLAI
0 ||| flanaral Study af Wit* Oppo**tl#nma
*f Family Ineom* Will b* Takwi
jp Up By S*ut* Carolina Club*.
Bgfi J*a?*ry I rat, atmbtra et tk* f*4
Bad voman'a cluba of South Carol!
will htfln a atatawlde taat af tat w
'' &? its with which thar art apaadl
Ihtir money. Htw aiach i( the Caw
\fi taaoma (Mi far hata aad harrlnga, 1
ffl: warloo aad modkinea aad aaueapa
???? ?g aad aacar. (whaa tktra la toy), a
ha ataralf calculated hy haattwlvat
||j ovary ?lty aad aoualy, aad tha rata
||: poalod at tht aad of tha awath. M
w I. KaaaaU Mallwaa, atata chalrwaa
, Thrift for tha fadaratlaa la bually <
1 and Up p ffaged h tallatlac tha aupport
0 and un H iITtr^ cl" waaaan la f aath OaraM
w ouu up gg w a eampalga U radaat Itrlaf <
) and up || paaata which la apaaatrtd hy 1
1 5>n/i un IP Valltd Statat Traaauiy Dapartwt
up |j| C9^p#ra||#a with tha aatioaal thi
|p ahalraaa tf tha krgoot oryanl
W ICaaa tf wtiata la tha Ualtad State
Wemaa Ara Buyer*.
S| "Wa wara aartr ealUd upaa la to
$4 50 ^ 11 a fraattr aauat, a wara a tad
. . ?px.t aampalga, a caapajpa tf inch raa
?| atrwetioa," aaya Mrs. MaUwaa. I
M to athrlacad that It Ilea wlthfa <
|| pawar af wawaa to rtfulala. tha ?
S?j aad eaatral tha price af tha aawa
?W? I II#. .a Iku a? I
SZ.DU UT3 M ? ?' ? r
I Nrin of these Beeesoltles. Wh
this bow or Is applied is a coaceatr
AND m #4 w?y hp Ike vobm of 8 oath C
41m, she believes tktt tkij wiM gi
||r invaluable help la solving thye prow
||? trebka of the kick eeet of living.
la establishing tke ponaaaoat pf
tS li tloo of aarlac aoioy Ml niter
1 anH ii ri H Mn- * *H*d lB *
) dIlU. up |g preliminary work of gifting the es
|f palffm la tkli otato atfdor way, bp
|g ooatral committee mbpmiI of ooi
|s| ty aad olty chairmen of tkrlft.
|| Sack indlvldaal, acoordlag U it
d.nd UD if? oak piano, will bo asked to koop
M aM#aat *?r daUT okpeases dur!
H* Tannery, grouping them aider si
|| bead lays as. "Root," "Clotkla
|g "Amusements," "Food," otc. 8ho i
not bo asked to report tke aeti
t and up 11 M?w?ts spent, bat tko porooati
lei tkoy represent of the actual incot
Hi T^ese reports will probably turn
jig tko basis of dlscusien for a moot!
gg held at the end of the month.
H WIM Review Expenses.
la February, each Individual v
?! analyse the January expends a
eke an effort through lntonnatl
failed la January to sars a cart
amount through conaerration, wl
mat kardahlp. In March, each wow
lrttl make a oaloulfltlon of hew m?
ehe eared on llrtng expense a I a F
reary erer aa equal number of di
' la January. In this month an e>
will be made to eneonrage the m?
0 bore ef organisations making the
>i periment to lerest tkelr aarings
V fewernmeat aecurltiea. Final rape
X at the end ef the three montha will
K _ sent to the headquarters of the S
4? Loan Orgaolaatlea ef this district,
I W y Rtehmead Ya.
7 State eluhs hare been netlAed tl
X * aedel budget prepared fer the i
4* ef Se Woman's Mrlslea ef the H
? Lena Organisation, whleh hue tnl
v erer the gererament earings me
51 meat an Me reeeastrueMea work, i
be eeat to these desiring it. Reque
LI, mr me surges aaauia mmmm
V Mi- Budora RJehardrea, Stricter
Mm dirtsiea, War Lean I
J^h palliation, Richmond, Va.
new ar- t
V FUNDAMENTAL FACTS
6 gOOdS ' E RIGAR1IN<1 TREASURY
Hfc SAVINGS CERTIFIOATEI
ore .the ? Tk.7 are leaned la deaeaalai
3j tioaa of $1,999 aad $199.
jt They are dlaeeuat bonds at th
4* United State* Oorermaient Mlv
' ? tic January, 1914.
- V They eaat 1141 aad $14 M. w
' ~ ?!I agectirely, during December, 1994
j 4j They can he procured hy paj
W \ i< meat of eaah, chaeka er the ?
M change e( War Seringa "?r
all pill'- H 1919 laaue.
1 lrnnnm JI Thay era ea aala at baahe aa
1 KllOWn tmat aampanlaa that hare bee;
hoes for 4 j"*1"" " " ?
. United Stater Traaaury far aala
ity* and A * lilt aacurltle* aad at yoataPlca
Hh ad tha Srat aad aacend claaa.
L6S dud ? No on* f*raoa eu *wa naor
V than fl.&Sd worth of tke s?curiti*i
11
tie Of the ?? * TRANSFORMATION
., Ladies X |arlngi. Thrift! Economy!
V I one* thought job w*r* moos,
jt Petty virtue at the be*t
i famous jb w*,#fc mad# 1,,# dul1 Md * ?
A* B*a<*lored. hard menotonoua,
. Wood x 8*l<l8h at th* heart.
S raking all in all, you played
An unattractive part.
ilege Of jL Bet bow! Th* gray cocoon ia buret,
i Di. V Tou stand forth, radiant hu*d.
tie oioie jTj p^# stfej ot your #harp sw-org
jt bright
And a warrior'i ia your mood.
_________ PK Dramatic, srcrlnclal, brave;
" ? K Tho virtues of a knight!
PC %ithout you, oaa-tima gri-vous this
HH We couldn't start to fght!
^Ofl S Until the armlatice was signed t
Cu keys ea the othor side had to tren
MM lonnUatly to sot age pretention. T
Sr< Kj wiil hare u retrench to hoop the i
* W raiitogp they won. War laota
NIH 'rreaonnr Nngy cummt
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- These Tires Are
a Revelation
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^ The Brunswick is frankly a combination of the best in tir#
1^ building.
far There is one tread that's cupreme beyond question. And
m that is now on Brunswicks.
!>I There is one side-wall construction, which, by every test,
holds the summit place for endurance. And that one was
W? . ? ?
w aaoptea ror era j wicks.
* Fabrics differ ? up to 30 per cent ? in their strength tests.
m- On Brunswicks the maximum long-fiber is the standard.
There are certain additions, each one expensive, which add
" vastly to tire mileage. The Erunswick embodies all these
extras.
fel
M There are no patents, no secret formulas to prevent any
4ft maker from building the best. It is simply a question of
g*, knowledge and skill?cost plus care.
. Brunswick standards are known the world over. The very
name certifies an extraordinary tire. Yet Brunswicks cost
no more than like-type tires.
^ Buy ONE Brunswick. It will prove that a better tire can?
M pot be bought, regardless of price.
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
^ Atlanta Headquarters: 38 Luclpe St
*" There's a Brunswick Tin for Every Car
UJ Cord?Fabric?Solid Truck
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1 KINGSTREE HARDWARE COMPANY
? Kingstree, South Carolina.
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: j How to Keep the Boy fc
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, g thousands of young Americans. At the same time it makes farm- ^
ll ine more profitable by increasing the volume of work that can be
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I Kingstree, .... South Carolina,
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Excelton, S. C., Dec. 18, 1919. what I want for Christinas. I am in
Dear Santa Claus:- , the third grade my teacher is Miss "
As it is nearly Christmas I am Epps and is good. I want you to bring
writing you to let you know what 1 me some apples bananas and oranges,
want for Christmas. I want a doll a girls wheel and wrist watch and
and bed, some fruit and nuts. I am ring and doll,
a little girl 9 years old. I Your old friend,
y Mar>' Newell. I Pearl Cox.
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Excelton, S. C., Dec. 18, 1919. ?
Dear Santa Claus:- Excelton, S. C.f Dec. 18, 1919.
I will write to tell you what I want Dear Santa
you to bring me. Well, I want a doll, * want you to bring me a horse and
and doll bed, a doll trunk, some can- a buggy an(* a knife,
dy, fruit, nuts, sparklers, Roman can- Theoppiers Cox.
.lloc flvo prcwdrara and a doll stove.
Virginia Shine. Excelton, & G, Dec. 18, 1919.
^ o Dear Old Santa Claus:m,
Excelton, S. C., Dec. 18, 1919. Please bring me a ring, nuts and2
Dear Santa Claus:- some other things that are good.
* I will write you to let^ you know ? . Alma Owens.