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48,0$0^if^ Drug Stores SelHt^Mjjjp' Five mi. lion people^^L use it to KILL CQLDS^^L HILL'S ^ CASCARA?^ QUININE k SROMlBt ^^Standard cold remedy for 23 years ^^^k?in tablet form?safe, sure, no ^^^k opiates?breaks up a cold in 24 ^^^k hours?relieves grip in 3 days. Money back if it fails. The genuine box has a Red vSuiRkS# ^rvjr At Alt Drug St?r*? ' H Lhmi Up a Tight, Stre II Chat With Mother's B| Joy Sal?e Whta a cold rets down Into the || tkrait ani. chest. causing eoreaeas. |l kl? . or croupy symptom*. it || it dot* to take quick steps to prevent || pneumonia. or other serious malts. || A lettable and hamlet* remedy for BB such troubles is ; H mothkrss J<nr I II "beistSALVE I || You apply it ext rr nally, and rub it | || in. ThereisnoirTitatfontotheteod- | || erest akin, but it quickly penetrates | || to the seat of the trouble, and relieves | || the congestion like macic. n 11 Moth**'s Jot Salvk should be 1 || kept on hand for an emergency. Mi | It will surprise you how quickly MM U itwOl break croupy couih. or MM II it: \ \ IjjgggM n4WK!'iWBii>iilliiliB!li:Kll>l"'v.l 'iTBIli K>i i' !! 4 THESE COMMON ILLS OF LIVE ARE OF FRI FAMILY LIFE. YOU NEED NOT SUFFER tp vni'D ri?r tc vor 11 1 W IV V * CASES OUT OF TEN. WE HAVE RELIABLE REM B ? , THAT ARE TRIED AN 1 S LIEVE NOT ONLY T B MANY OTHERS AS WI B YOUR ARE SAFE IN T B WE OFF iS r * ' How to Ke ON THI The Fordson Tractor has ma HA thousands of young Americans. S^Hing more profitable by increasing H^^gdone in a given time. Call on us HV yon. ID. C. SCOTT, JR., D. C. SCOTT, JR.. mp Flu In Chicago Twelve hundred new cases of influenza were reported to the Chicago health department during the last 48 hours, deaths from influenza and | pneumonia during that period total| ed 51. Operating from the eight municipal tuberculosis dispensaries, an army of 625 volunteer nurses -will take the field and visit every case of influenza reported. o A Perfect Linguist ___ "And so you learned French thor, oughly while over there, son?" said ' the proud father of the returned sol' dier. "Sure! I got so I could say 'Hello' | and 'Good night' and order ham and { eggs, and I could ask a fellow to ! lend me money and tell a girl I loved her betteFn anything, and that's all | a fellow needs in any language."? i Richmond Times-Dispatch. o Raw materials are scarce, but raw ; prices aren't. i PROBABLYMp WORKS Most cbildren nave woriua, y* . sometimes. Sypmtoms are W, lack of color, peevishness, *M restlessness at night, etc. ^ Dr. Thacher*? % m Worm Syrup '///. yh will go after and ?3t the wjt, ZW, worms, if worms are there. i Harmless: children love it. w. Old doctor's prescription /wf n use half a century. At M i yv* vour drug store. Made by V/J TtfACHKR MEDICINE CO. f/fi i hat tan ooga, Teno., U. S. A. i m/////M//m For Sale By Kingstree Drug Co? Kingstree, S. C. liVSiliiiGKiaiiSiit lill I 2QUENT OCCURRENCE IN f MAL, AS IS TRUE IN NINE EDIES | rRUE AND THAT WILL RE- | HESE COMPLAINTS BUT ILL. RYING THE REMEDIES " ER YOU | SHBHHk "" 17 f^fn^TTnl _ ^ IIKIIli I II 1 H *rllww vVi tS i A SPECIALTY 11 a ep the Boy L FARM ide farm work more pleasant for At the same time it makes farm; the volume of work that can be to demonstrate the Fordson to COMPANY, Agents, South Carolina. S. J. DEERY. tiiatiistf! BiniwiiHHaBni T|f ' v .if y - ; E i .i&Ji& ] 120 - ACRES -120 f I Land ] I For Salej One hundred and twenty jj' I (120) acres of land at $10.00 f|| I per acre. Land is situated in |j Berkeley county, at St James S San tee Parish, 3 miles south of 1 Seaboard Railway station at || St. James, S. C., two deliveries * 2 of mail daily, no buildings on f 2 place. Land is clear of log ? 2 timber and 60 or 70 acres of jf ^ farm land can be secured, bal- f j| ance in Savannah or branch " = land. Farm can be seen by ap- ? | plying to J. R. Guerry, Palm- ? 2 erville, S. C. Terms: $600.00 j? 2 cash, balance in 5 year mort- * 2 gage at 7% interest payable in S P advance. * This is a good oppor- |j I tunity for a young farmer who I wishes to start life. Taxes are = _ ? ? m B all paid. (Jail on (J. J. (iUfcK- g: I RY, 561 King St., Charleston, jj | S. C., for titles if you are in- a] fi terested. " i s, ????? FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE ??? I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date for Judge of Probate, Williams- j burg County, subject to the rules of the primary. B. E. CLARKSOX. | SHOE RE! | We are now prepare i repair work. We gaui I tory service at a lowe ? have your work done e i n ii iff?ii H. Mill Hampton Street, HAM'S HAIR NEW DISCOVERY A Household Remedy, used for diseases, dandruff, breaking out pii its healing powers. Contains sage i McCOTTRY, BRC Opposite Kingstree Hardware Co. f o THE UNIVE Full and Rui Our stock room is full We have enough parts t Ground up. Then, too, tl made. They are exact c inal parts now in your c same constant hard we a Our shop is equipped tools and machinery spe we can properly and pre your repair work?from to a complete overhaul. who will work on your c mechanism and know tl repairs. We not only give Fore cars and Ford trucks, sc stand that we have more est in your car. Be on the safe side of Touring car without Touring car with stf Roadster without st* Roadster with starte Sedan with starter Coupelet with starte Chasis Trucks ABOVE PRICES F. O. GREELYVILLE MC Greelyville, INSIST ON GENIU1 \ I / / ? . r V .* . ViV- ; .. V; JS..' You Must Do More It i* not enough that you stop the cough, you must go 1 back of the effect and remove , the cause. Thousands subject < to colds and coughs find that 1 SCOTTS i ruin A^l 1, HP1UL3IUN three or four times daily works wonders in building up ! resistance. Scott's derives < its power to strengthen by its power to nourish. Better 1 let Scott's Emulsion help j remove the cause. a. The Norwegian cod-liver oil used JFCSt < Is Scott'* Emulsion is super-refined T~jil In our own American Laboratories. 1 T/l Its purity *nd quality is unsurpa**e?l. VjJW < Scott &Bcrwue, Bloomfield.NJ. 19-27 ^ , Death of Estimable Lady i Greelyville, Jan. 19.?Mrs. Susan ' M. Lawrence died at her home near ! Greelyville Sunday night, January 1 11, after an illness of less than a week. She was seventy-three years of age and the most of her life was spent in Williamsburg county. Mrs. ' Lawrence was a woman of sterling ] character, had been a member of the ] Baptist church from girlhood, and i u-9c loved and resnerted bv a wide ' circle of acquaintances. I Funeral services was conducted < Monday afternoon at the home by ; Rev. M. H. Mellett, of Seloc, after \ which intei-ment was made at the j Richburg cemetery. She is survived by two sons and ] two daughters, these with a host of \ relatives and friends mourn her loss. | PAIRING!! ===== I i i d to do first class shoe j *antee to give satisfac- j r price than you can ( lsewhere. 1 er&Co., ! / j Kingstree, S. C. j RESTORER r HAIR GROWER male and kmale all forms of scalp nples on the head. It is noted for and sulphur, carefully compounded. >S? Sole Agents. Kingstree, S. C. _ _ % R D *]! RSAL CAR nning Over. of Genuine Ford Parts. 0 build a Ford from the lose parts are Fordluplicates of the origar, and will give the ir. with up-to-the-minute dally designed so that mptly take care of a minor adjustment And the mechanics ar understand the Ford ie Ford way to make 1 service but sell Ford > it is easy to underi than a passing inter! ' dependable repairs. starter $546 66 irter s_ 624 75 irter 520 63 r 598 72 911 09 sr 780 94 494 59 563 61 B. DETROIT, MICH. )TOR COMPANY. South Carolina. KE FORD PARTS JJJ = -zy ? W ? W W ? / m * 1 % ' * ^ . / \ ... i ' - : _ ^ i > ' J , r *'' ' A Wall From Mt. Vernon Editor County Record:Being a subscriber to your valuable paper, I beg that you allow me a little space in your columns to try and put before our "Legislative Delegation," what a deplorable condition our school district is in. Being a trustee for District No. 58, 'Mt. Vernon" school, I find that for all school purposes, (derived from all available sources) there is to our credit, for thet whole school, term only $364.51 which amount has to be divided with the colored school in our district. We are giving our teacher $60.00, j per month and the colored teacher; $35.00. Now, you can see what a short school term that will give us. Now, I believe if a reasonable valuation could be placed on the taxable property in our district, there would be a plenty of funds available. For instance there is one well-tolo farmer in our district who returns 16 head of cattle with a valuation of mly $100.00 for the whole 16 head. Or in other words an average of $6.25 per head. We have 10 square miles in our district, and the whole amount of taxable property is only $26,000.00. "Trustee." Greelyville, January 19, 1920v o Money Still Pouring In Columbia, Jan. 20.?The Baptist 75 Million campaign in South Carolina, though nominally closed or completed early in DecemBer, is still moving toward an advanced goal. The original amount sought was $5,500,000, but up to the present the subscriptions taken since November 30th total more than $7,500,000, and the canvass is still incomplete in ud jifts to missions, education and wards of a hundred churches. If all benevolences made since May 1, 1919, the date when the campaign really began, were added, the total of the South Carolina subscription would overtop the $8,000,00 mark. The South Carolina oversubscription is the largest per centum increase thus far reported in the South, this being 35%, with Georgia a close second. It is confidently expected that the full amount of the subscription will be realized by the denomination in cash during the fiye year period, and the promotion plans of the Baptist General Board in the State are to be so prosecuted that for every loss to the subscription, by death or otherwise, there will be a new subscriber from new membership acquired. All of the interests that participated in the $5,500,000 subscription are also to participate in the $2,000,000, oversubscription. Thus missions, state, home and foreign, Sunday schools, B. Y. P. U. and colportage, Baptist schools and colleges, the Connie Maxwell Orphanage, the Baptist Hospital, and the board of aged ministers' relief, along with the k nn nf minictnrial ftfP uwaiu VI ItliillObVilUl AJUUVMV.V... to receive additional sums for the prosecution of their good work. It is a matter of general interest' that the country churches subscribed heroically to this fund, and the records show that already many churches heretofore regarded as backward churches, in the matter of beneficences, have sent in more cash in a single payment than it has been their custom to raise for a whole year for all purposes combined, including pastor's support, and in a few cases the amount of cash given is five and ten times as much as these churches had ever given in a single year. Another notable fact is that along with these large subscriptions and payments for general causes, the churches have very materially increased the salaries of their pastor. Another striking fact is that churches which largely oversubscribed their large quota in the campaign have also raised immense sums for new church houses, and church build uoia crowns $f.uv. nnages $<.uu per tooth. Extracting 501 per tooth or 4 for $1.00. No charge for extracting for bride or plate. Extracting free for children or persons over 70 years of age. M.D. NESMITH, DENTIST, Lake City, S, C ing has been given a aeciqen mi^-. tus in every part of the State. In the early spring a great campaign of evangelism will be projected for the churches in the urban centers of the State and this will be followed by a Jimilar campaign in the rural communities in the sum- [ mer and early fall, when many thousands of converts are expected to be J added to the churches., o ? More moonshine night nowadays than the Old Farmers Almanac calls for. They call this a "questioning age." but it is reported difficult to And census enumerators. IOVER.EATING I is the root of nearly *11 digestive evil*. If your digestion is weak or out of kilter, better eat less and use KMidlDS the new aid to better digestion. Pleasant to take?affective. Let Ki-moida help straighten out your digestive troubles* MAMtBrtcorratowNt OP gown nn tow mmmmmmmmmnaiar ^ . ** ' \ , j. + V /' v.L \ j- v. IK J, ,.?t\ ^ V. '' 01 . V ' * / BETTER THAN ' WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU 1 New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by European and American Amy Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complinn fin no * A Every Druggist in XJ. "S. Instructed to Refund Price \ While You Wait at (Counter If Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up. The sensation of the year in the drug trade is Aspironal, the twominute cold and cough reliever, authoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; tested, approved and most enthusiastically endorsed by the highest authorities, and proclaimed by the common people as ten times as jiiick and effective as whiskey, rock and rye, or any other cold and cough remedy they have ever tried. < All drug stores are now supplied ^? v ith the wonderful new elixir, so ail you have to do to get rid of that cold is to step into the nearest drug store, / h.-.ud the clerk half a dollar for a bottle i t \ CMirnnol on/1 tall ltini trv onrvn VAn two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoonf: Is of water in a glass. With your wati-h in your hand, take the drink :it one swallow and call for your money bnek in two minutes if you cannot feci your cold fading away like a dream within the time limit. Don't bo bashf;il, for all druggists invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing it. ' \ When your cold or cough is re'I ved, take the remainder of the bottle. | home to your wife and babies, for , 1 .\spironal is by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the most agreeable cold and cough remedy for infants arid children.?Adv.) ao20-16t wwr FOITFLU" | Keep Your Live* Active, Your | System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are Pe- ? lightful, Safe and ; * Sure. * F. Physicians and Druggists aro advising their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as a protection against the return of influenza. They know that a clogged up system and a lazy liver fuvor colds, influenza and serious complications. , To cut short a cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take ono Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of. water?that's all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning your coid has vanished, your li\er is active, your system is 'purified and refreshed and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please?no danger. Calotabs are sold only in original ^ sealed packages, price thirty-five cepts. Every druggist is authorized to refund your money if you rtre not perfectly d-d -'h*1! uitli Calotabs.?(Adv.) j I|8IM0Pin CHOLERA INFANTUM Don't taae cn?o*.-*? *?" - -7- m babies. Have something in the HOUSE, ready at a mln ute's notice: "Ft * Aid ^ha' *H may save the baby^s life while you're waiting for a doctor. Dr. Thacher'a .-I 1 Diarrhoea Mixture , % An old family doctor's pre U scription for bowel trou- > H bles for whole family. AU w drug stores, 35c. MONET >1 M BACK if no relief. - m THACHER MEDICINE CO. Chattanooga, Tenn., U. S. A. m For Sale By Kingstree Drug C?? Kingstree,S. C. A. M. SNIDER Surgeon Dentist Office at Residence Railroad Ave.. KINGSTREE CHARGES Full upper and Lower set $22.50.