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SIbr (County Errors / W. F. Tolley & L. H. Cromer. Jr. Publishers. Entered s.t the postoffice at Kingstree. S. C. as second class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES STRICTLY IN ADVANCE Single copy one year $1.30 Single copy, six months 75 Single copy, three months 50 TELEPHONE NO. 83. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1920 1 I It is evident from the comment by ( the democratic press throughout the j country that President Wilson grab-1 bed at the wrong straw when he fired! Mr. Lar sing ostensibly for calling the cabinet members together in informal meetings while he was incapacitated, down and out from nervous prostration, and matters of vital im-' portance to the country required ^immediate executive attention?the coal strike, the reds, the steel workers, etc. The President has no right to *ha* hie Hisahilitv shall mean the disability of the nation, therefore, j the only plausible thing to be done in' the situation was for the vice-president and cabinet members to get to\ gether, take the helm and steer the j old ship of state safely over the reefs, j and through the turbulent waters till the commander in-chief was again able to appear on deck and assume command. Commission Cancelled _____ To the People of Williamsburg county. Please take note that the commis-aion of B. F. Turner, Morrisville, Williamsburg County, as Game Warden for South Carolina has been cancelled. W. H. GIBBES, 2-19-ltc. Chief Game Warden. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Williamsburg By P. M. Brockinton Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, R. T. Flagler, made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad minist "ation of the Estate or any eifect 01" E. D. Flagler. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said E. D. Flagler, deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to t>e held at Kingstree, S. C., on 28th day of February next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 12th day of February, Anno Domini, 1920. Published on the 19th day of February 1920 in The County Record. P. M. BROCKINTON, 2-19^ft Probate Judge. CORPORATORS NOTICE i * Pursuant to and under the authority of the Commission issued by the Hon. W. Banks Dove. Secretary of State, dated February IS, 1920, books of subscription to tne capital stock of Tlia Independent Re-Drying Tobacco Company, of Kings tree, a corporation jo be created, organized and chartered under and in accordance wiOi the laws of the State of South Carol ina, and with the rights, powers and privileges set forth in the Declaration and petition heretofore filed, will be opened in the office of the Nelson Warehouse, in Kingstree, s. C., on Monday, March 1, 1920, at noon. The proposed capital stock of Fifty Thousand ($50,000) Dollars to be divided into five hundred (500) shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00 Dollars each. w. k. Mcintosh, e. C. epps, t. e. arrowsmith, h. o. britton, e. C. burgess, 2-19-lt. Corporators. NOTICE OF OPENING BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION Notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue of a commission issued to the undersigned by W. Banks Dove, Secretary of State, on the 16th day of February, 1920, books of subscription to the Planters Seed & Equip miUC company, win be openea as ue office of T. M. Cathcart in Kingitrae, ' S. C.t at twelve o'clock noon, on Saturday the 21st day of February, 1920. "The proposed capital stock is Five Thousand ($5,000) Dollars, divided into fifty shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100) Dollars each, and books will remain open until the entiie capital stock is subscribed. T. M. CATHCART. L. C. DOVE, , M. M. McCORD, 2-19-lt Board of Corporators. ( Fashion's harmonious notes for j Spring are sounded in. the most unusual assemblage of modes and wool-' ens ever presented by thd Globe Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati. ^ By special arrangement, these will be shown at our store Thursday, Friday and Sat-j urday, February 26th, 27th and 28th, j inclusive. PEOPLE'S .MERCANTILE j CO., under our direction?by The -"Globe Man". G. F. Weai*. ?P?i iia ii - 1 ' S_ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ! County of Williamsburg j COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AMENDED SUMMONS , M. E. Hanna, Plaintiff. Asrainst Jack Daniels, William Daniels, Henry Daniels, Hessie McFadden, Hannah Daniels, Cudjoe Daniels, and if he be dead, his heirs at law and distributees, Tony Daniels, and if he be dead, his heirs at law and dis- j ** ^ -%_ -II 1 tributees, saran uanieis, aucgcu heir at law and distributee of Tony 1 Daniels, Mary Fowler, Maggie Cooper, Page Fulmore, Gadsden Daniels, ai. J if he be dead, his heirs j at law and distributees, and Melvina Daniels and John Daniels, alleged heirs at law and distributees of Gadsden Daniels, all the heirs at | law and distributees of John Dan iels, the elder, deceased, and H. M. Cooper and T. M. Cooper, surviving partners, and Mary R. Cooper,; as executrix of the last will and testament and sole devisee of J. F. | Cooper, deceased, partner of a co- J partnership heretofore existing,' trading and doing business under1 the firm name and style of Cooper Brothers, and Ruth M. Hannah, Defendants. I TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED. I YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED j and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is here-1 with served upon you, and to serve a! copy of your answer to the said com- j plaint on the subscribers at their of- j fice in Florence, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu-! sive of the day of such service; and j if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the C-"-* Ko HcmnnHpH in thp VVUU 1VI VJ1V %?V.mww complaint ARROWSMITH, MULDROW, BRIDGES & HICKS, PlaintifTs Attorneys. Dated February 10, 1920. I To the absent and non-resident defendants, Cudjoe Daniels, and if he be dead, his heirs at law and distributees: To the absent and non-resident defendent John Daniels, and if he be dead to his heirs at law and distributees: To the absent and non-resident defendant Gadsden Daniels, and if he be dead to his heirs at law and distributees: To the absent and non-resident defendant Sarah Daniels, alleged heir at law and distributee of j Tony Daniels; and to all other per- j sons whomsoever claiming any right, title, interest, estate in or lien upon the premises described in the complaint in this action: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the Amended Complaint and Amended Summons, of which latter the foregoing is a copy, has been and is now duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Williamsburg County. ARROWSMITH, MULDROW, BRIDGES & HICKS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Florence, South Carolina, February 13, 1920 2-19-3t A LETTER T In Honesty is success. Most s have to be. There are few scenes more ins] men, of all vocations, for the one purp meetings of this nature arise joint c striving for the good of all. In these n greatest assets of public utility. In tl hears an utterance of disloyalty for t that prompts one to speak for the upl zation of home industries, and all in a is to be regretted that often times ami fidence in organizations; and these frie take the honest plodding of our success a general betterment * * * And are found many loyal and honest met welfare, planning its success and help a modern, thrifty, manufacturing little In their discussion, early in 1911 ganized and the wheels set running ii men who organized this company we who did it for Kingstree and not for se holders express their gratitude for th the people?and are hoping for an o that's the kind of men that shove the Our Company ginned 2,691 bale: from 1 to 20 miles of territory. This saw the future of the cotton ginning e grain fields of Williamsburg county, iolled past, the fields of fleecy staple 1 oats, clover, legumes, etc. These sam< dormant. They could see the future They saw the beef industry in its fu] They saw your winter fields green wit pulsation of a new era tapping at ot Success is not made by leaps, nor do these things together might seem new ness would be over and we'd slide on to to do these things was not available i step was taken to care for the grain, ther ravage of the boll weevil perhap mill is idle too much. We want everj this mill was put up for their benefit. bring us some corn and let us make homniy, grists. Their wheat into flo raise more corn, more legumes, and we ever we raise, The Milling Company v We have sale for v all the meal ground, locally, and when the little h( sufficient market, the writer has only anything that .Williamsburg County ca horses. We want the people everywhei a market for you, if you have it for s Sooner or later, some one will d ing for the milk. It will be condensed, always help the farm and the babies we are inviting you to our plant, one gress. Remembering that we are gla< modern, wholehearted progress, Y WILLIAMSBURG LI1 E. V. ^ February 17, 1920. ? % " t * . / k *' T \ * i BETTER THAN * WHISKEY FOR COLDSAND FLU New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euro| pean and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications. 9 I l Every Druggist in U. S. InI structed to Befund Price While You Wait at Counter If Belief Does Not Come ! Within Two Minutes. ! Delightful Taste, Immediate Belief, Quick Warm-Up. i The sensation of the year in the Img trade is Aspironal, the two ninute cold and cough reliever, au | ihoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; tested, approved and most i nthusiastically endorsed by the high1 st authorities, and proclaimed by he common people as ten times as ,pick and effective as whiskey, rook rve, or any other cold and cough . eraedy they have ever tried. ? All drug stores are now supplied :i!h the wonderful new elixir, so ali on have to do to get rid of that cold s to step into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle I f Aspironal and tell him to serve you :bo teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon in!* of water in a glass. With your \vtch in your hand, take the drink \t one swallow and call for your money i>nok in two minutes if you cannot oel your cold fading away like a dream .'ithin the time limit. Don't be bash'nl, fur all druggists invite you and xpect you to try it. Everybody's "oiug it. # When your cold or cough is releved, take the remainder of the bottle ! ome to your wife and babies, for \spironal is by far the safest and most ffeetive, the easiest to take and the lost agreeable cold and cough remedy <"r infants and children.?A dr.) no20-16t. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FINAL DISCHARGE I TAKE NOTICE, That Daniel Maxi well will apply to P. M. Brockinton, Judge of Probate for Williamsburg County, at his office in Kingstree, S. C., on the 27th day of March, 1920, at 11 o'clock A. M., to be granted a final discharge as administrator of the Estate of Hennie Chandler, des< eased. * DANIEL MAXWELL, j Administrator of the Estate of Hennie Chandler, deceased. 2-19-4t. O FARMERS. uccessful men are honest men. They piring than the meeting of business ose of helping one's fellow man. From o-operation, a mutual interest, and a meetings of our business men arose our tese meetings, no ill detecting ear ever here is none. It's patriotism instead mil ding of his home town, the organi11, to give his neighbor a fair show. It ong our friends there is a lack of connds we hate to admit, some times missful men in their efforts to bring about 15441a A/ lTrngofrflo fKnt*o ill UiC II bblU tVTTU VI ?uv*? t who are each day cotributing* to its ling usher in a more progressive era; ! town. I, a Milling Company was hatched, or1 the autumn following. The body of re business men; patriotic homefolks, ilf. The writer has heard many stocke fact that their efforts were serving pportunity to serve them more?and old world 'round. s of cotton, reaching in varying radia, is service realized. When these men stablishment, they also saw the future Where before three year's shall have will give 'way for corn, wheat, barley, i men saw the dairying industry lying pork-packing industry here at home. 11; yards of Leghorn and Orpingtons, h clover and rye. In all they felt the ir threshold. We together, see these, ages evolve in a single night. All of ' for a day or so, but soon their newmeet the next. The capital necessary under co-operative circumstances. A The mill is still intact, awaiting furs, but we're still waiting, in fact the r farmer of our section to realize that and we want every one to come and it into hog-feed, chicken feed, meal, ur and bran. We want to see them can, all of us, rest assured that whatrill take care of it. obtainable, all the flour raised and >me town gets too small to supply a to turn to our files to find market for in produce, from boll weevils to draft re to let us grind your corn. We have ale. I riv* a trueV hv vour farm each morn-1 You will get your return. The cows and pigs that grow there. Just now, of the first links in the chain of proi to serve you and that we stand for ours for Service, 3ERTY MILLING COMPANY, rELCH, Secretary and Treasurer. r I 4 ) . t.- >i,, . -i-iinTm nia4 iToge w 0] n: ijn T] el Y< i A 1 AI1U * i a! e: g t] ? t( m i n T< / . . T] H S] E] / SI R] Y( SI AT ALrarj N< El SI W |i* C( H( T3 Kingstree Next door to Postoffice, a SSBS==m r i ' >E IN ITS VOLUME KINGSTREE FUR ithei I ITH THE INCREAS 1 F BUSINESS, THE [TUBE COMPANY 1PR0VED SERVIC [ON; AND IT WILL ' \ SfDEAVOR NOT 0 OU, BUT ALSO TO I So, 8 THE NEW YEA! RA OF EXTENDEI REATER USEFUL] REE FURNITURE ( 3 EXPRESS ITS DE] 3 YOU AND TO TH 3WN AND COUNTY BE YEARS OF LOY, AS MADE OUR DE [BLE, AND PLEDG PFORT TO SERVE 1 JCCEEDING YEAR EQUESTS THE C OUR CO-OPERATK HP. ?eSt( THEY HAVE FOE )W A FULL LINE C [JGS, MATTRESSES BRINGS, IRON AM ELL AS THE LAI )ltPLETE LINE OF OUSE FUKNISHIN ON OF THE STATI Forniluri KIN ' 4 'X WILL OFFER ^N E AND CO-OPERABE ITS CONSTANT NLY TO SELL TO 3ERVE YOU. ? ' ' : ' - i \ ' M t y ^ ^ ^ I R BRINGS ON AN j -'-ii ) ENDEAVOR AND NESS, THE KINGS- * I * ' 7*;' COMPANY WISHES ' *--%m EP APPRECIATION E PEOPLE OF THE / ? y ' "':S i ' ' ' \ 'i ' IN GENERAL FOR " "V;i -V. M AL SUPPORT THAT '(/A iTT-nT /vfk-? m>Tm T\/\? I iVJJiJUurjaj&iYJ. ruoES ITSELF TO AN fOU BETTER EACH >'v , AND EARNESTLY IONHNTJANCE OF f ON AND FRIEND.yf \rAr - ?YOUR APPROVAL >F BLANKETS AND 3 AND NATIONAL I WOOD BEDS, AS IGEST AND MOST I lifTI I UXF IHU I lil? A VT-Tk JL1 UiVl^llUHTJ ^LTtLf GS IN THIS SEC. >.V c. j Co., GSTREE, S. C. M n