The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 11, 1920, Image 4

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; p ? Spring i OUR IjADII NOW REPIJCTE APPAREL. ' * ! ' ^ I OUR SHOW i WOULD MAKE i GENIUS HAD ? BERS OF WIN! I OUR STORE. ? I ?' I EVERYTHI Jl j| WE INYITE YO II Silverma I Kingstree, I ACA 11 "EYE! mm Mspni A ^ l'f$ MATINEE, f "Jyk Admission :.m\ War Tax i|r| Total.. r.^+^-K-K-K-K-KK* A ; Readjf-I 3S' READY-TO-WEAR J ; WITH THE SEASON'S ! ING OF GOATS. COAT SI ONE .KEEL AS IF FAS SPRUNG LIKE A PHOEN "ER AND FOUND AN A NG IS NEW, STY LlSt iU TO CALL AND SEE F< n's Deuartmi _ -t !+!+!+!+!+:4:+!+:+:+:+!+!+!+!+ DEMY THE OFFERS 5 OF Y< i ' Cit, ' , - -jBrs jgn /. **PTH J3BBk??H3? |ii f** * i-' * jfr'mXSE^m 1 t 1 .? -South' J f. 3:30 P. M. NI( 3 * Admissic M War Tax .35 T mtmHEEEEEimimEi to-ffear DEPARTMENT IS MOST UP-TO-DATE JITS AND DRESSES DION'S CREATIVE IX FROM THE EMBIDING PLACE IN f AND BEAUTIFUL _ . . . 3R YOURSELF. snt Store, South Carolina. ?< :atre i 3UTH" I I Featuring ? Qara Kimball | Young | i in her first big, new v Equity Production S Presented by X i Harry Garson I | : 1 | Friday, | iM L OC*L ? lTidi ui ?uui a ! % I '4 Matinee | and | Night. | ? 3-HT, 8 P. M. 5 m 50 ? ?05 $ otal 55 $ 4 ft* j rORN BYDISORDEP Little Montenegro a Land o' j Eternal Strife. i i Centuries-Old Customs of Feuds anc j Vendettas Maintained ? Repubii: cans and Monarchists Keep the Country in Turmoil. While the allied statesmen at Paris deliberate on the faie of the na tions of Europe, Montenegro eontin ues its century-long customs of feuds vendettas, shooting frays and inter nal strife, and seems outwardly t< give little attention to the fate re served for it by the great powers. Thfteu ?o u uomhlo n/*o r\f o I t'AV eminent, but Serbia exercises a pre pondeniting influence in the affairs o< the country. There is a faction of the peopli which desires a return of Kin; Nicholas and the restoration of th< monarchy. There is constant strif< between the royalists and the repub licuns. the disorders usually takinj the form of fatal shooting combat! in the mountains. Keeling runs high The republicans accuse the mon archists of hiring members of th< comitadje, desperate mountaineer who respect neither law nor life, tf kill tiie leaders of their party. These shooting and stabbing affair usually take place in sections wber< the royalists are the strongest. Tb< casualties sometimes are serions. Noi a day goes by hut the American doc tors attached t6 the lied Cross mis sion at Ottinje, Podgorltza and Kol adn are not called up to treat victim: of these encounters. At Pod go rl tat there base been at high as twenty wounded natives at the Red Oosi hospital at one time. There also "are occasional bordei fights between the Montenegrins anc the Italians and Albanians. The feeling between these races Is extremely violent. When the Associated Prew correspondent was passing througl the small frontier town of Plavnltra at the head of Lake Soutari, there wat a massed company of 250 Montene grins preparing to attack an Italiar garrison on the opposite side of th< lake. Many of these Montenegrins who were pooriy ciomea anu equipped, were mere boys of sixteen and seventeen. Some of the oldei soldiers had been to the United States and boasted American citizenship. All professed a desire to give up fighting and return to America. The attack on the Italians took place the next da; and many casualties on both sides arc reported. Slightly smaller than the state of i Connecticut in area. Montenegro has a population of less than a quarter ol . a million. Even this small number find it difficult to get enough out ol the soli to support life. The country Is rocky, desolate and barren. It might be called a huge pile of stones. An American visitor remarked that its national emblem should be a tombstone. Its mountains for the mosl part are woodless and bare, and its valleys are made productive only by careful husbandry of the soil and intensive farming. Ericsson Sought Power From Sun. To Americans perhaps the most Interesting of all experimenter? in this field of vast promise was John Ericsson, the engineer who invented the Monitor in the Civil war. Ericsson, a man of great scientific imagination. was early caught by the lure of the sun-power scheme snd he devoted several years of effect to it. It is said that he spent upwards of $100,000 in an effort to perfect some mechanism for harnessing the sun's norcv Ericsson pstimated that ^the I v"%" ev * ?? trapping of the sun's energy In the Mojave desert alone would furnish enough power to run all the factories and shops of the rnifed States. He wrote: "A couple Of thousand years, perhaps much less, dropped In the oeean of time will completely exhaust the world's coal fields and leave man destitute of his chief source of fuel and < power unless In the meantime he finds a way of employing the heat of the run." Ericsson invented seven different forms of sun motors, all successful in j a small way. but the fires of his genius were dying down, And he wax unable to bring his plans to the state of perfection required. Grizzly Bear Aplenty. Grizzly bears In such numbers that they lost count of the animals seen, la the story brought to Vancouver re' cently by J. McHugh, resident engt, neer of the Dominion fisheries from I the headwaters of the Bella Coola liver, says a Canadian dispatch. He spent three weeks In the wtlds. ' VaHIi' Kr Ann nf thA Hflnfl. i lie VfCUl i'V4lU WJ VMV W* M.V ! dlan Pacific coast steamers to Bella Coola, and thence by canoe and por. tage up the Atnarko and Whltewatei rivers to the headwaters. They wert following the spawning salmon and clearing the streams to let the fisti get to the spawning grounds. Large number? of grizzly bears attracted tc the stream by the numberless fist made night life In camp a restless dream. The Indian guides shot e number of the animals. The County Record is the onlj newspaper published in Williamsburg County. o The County Record job office it | equipped to do your printing. ^ r t IOweR^rUfeto . ^M^SIcKin^s letter Ai brings cheer to all who nay be sufferers as he was. Read it: I T can honestly say that I owe 1 i ?ny life to Peruna. After some of 1 the best doctors in the country g grave me up and told me I could I not live another month, Peruna \ saved me. Travelling from town to town, throughout the country _ and having to go into all kinds of badly heated stores and, build- j' ings, sometimes standing up for * ' hours at a time while plying my trade as auctioneer. It is only natural that I had colds fre qnentlys so when this would occur I paid little attention to it, -J until last December when I con- r~U( tracted a severe case, which, ?er , through neglect on my part Auc settled on my lungs. Whea al- . moat too late, I began doctoring, ' but, without avail, nntll I heard Of Peruna. It cured me; so I cannot praise It too highly." f I -1. I r ' 'Wl 1 NOT ONLY PATRIOTISM BUT AS WELL, DEMAND ODB'ACTIVE 1 ICIPATION IN THE PRESENT DAY FORT. THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY 01 TER BUSINESS ROUTE. WE ARE HERE TO HELP KI NORMAL A BASIS AS" POSSIBLE1 I 0 THIS END WE STAND RE. . S WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU HBH&i i ^ : ? || Mil !! I I || mammmmmmmmmmmmamtmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmm j^Thel I 30 Cents per pound for fat Cents; Half Grown Chic] pound...Ship us your ch check by return mail. .. FRESH BEEF, PORK Leave Orders With Us fo ; | Highest Cash Prices Pa: I H. A. Ml ! | KINGSTREE, I l\lo Man Knows ; The future Has i ' WHAT THE FUTURE IS GOIN( BUT THE WISE, THRIFTY MAN IS E BLE HARD TIMES BY BANKING HI ' ESTABLISHING RELATIONS WITH J STITUTION. i I WE OFFER OUR FACILITIES F< PROMOTION OF YOUR BUSINESS. US IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY A C FOUD PER CENT PAID ON : BANK OF KI1 ' oldest bank in willi a* D. c. scott, President, R. D jjno. a. kelley, Vice-Pres. boyl j If. w. fairy, Cashier, mrs. Let i^dc your , PE-BU-NAl* r. Sanarl McKInley, 2504 R. 1 St., Kansas City, Mo., Memof the Society of U.& Jewelry tiooeers. V Q*1J ?V am a SELF PRESERVATION ' INTEREST'AND PAETIR&ADJVSTMENT EFLT FOR US?THE BETSEP BUSINESS ON AS 6 - ' ^rrp YOU IN TO MAKE OUR BANK n :i3 i ???I Peoples' P irket Proprietor s, Mi . Hens, Roosters, 25 I tens, 30 Cents per I ickens.. Will send I * AND SAUSAGE I ' >r Dressed Chicken I id for Cow Hides 1^ [LLER. P SO. CAR. I ... . n , What In Store -} TO BE NO ONE KNOWS, j [EDGING AGAINST POSSI- J S SURPLUS MONEY, AND ! i STRONG FINANCIAL IN- I 1 ^ DR THE PROTECTION AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH ? USTOMER OF THIS BANK. TIME DEPOSITS. 4 iijl VGSTREE 1SBURG COUNTY R^H . MILLS, Au't, Cashier, E SINGLETON, Bookkeeper. | I J. C KELLY, Bookkeeper, - j 1 Job Printing