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I p 1920 mm I^?ping just a bit al 1920. You buy shoes M ing that you will also H3F I fUB i JB ^ I< onru'J { (Here's the Newest ENGLISH STYLE it's the Nunn-Bust MVE English, the smartest boot of toda\ Note the racy lines,the r*lpvpr t.AP and add tc n that the fact that it is a wonderful glove-like Hj We show it in kid, call B| and side leathers ir Hp either black or mahogI Kingstn s B| |' Kingsiree, J1 ' A ( fki w0E(aHi ?the wag< hardwooct i - - and hickcr / These are - i marly patei old standar Not the lowt 1 - the end the C | Willia * I KINGS! When in Need of an} ?h X* ulu" i.~i ~ r am* SHOE STYLI lead as usual, we ar ; liere with not only be perfectly titled. A Model for & Conservative M( io cm Qflanfi J_ ilio JO C(U uuuyn tion of the ev< ft popular strai gh last. It has seve: al refiiiements,suc , as a more smart! ? rounded toe and slight swing to th 1 sole. It's a las i that is very con r fortable, combir ing, as it does, th ' good points of th > army last with th ? style of a sem ? English last. * t? V > v/k Liv _ a. . gjf ^^^BSHSSESS / ie Dry G "The Quality Stor ist Recei 3ar Lo: &RNI ; . K : .1 WE just receiv< ar load of Thor du made in the region of tough y. the long wear ited features. J d trdck. st priced wagons bu ^eapesu msburg Live Stock REE, rthing in the line r- | h Plenty Room for Five Toes I y _!,* " The man who likes to | ' feel his toes spread out | 5t, and grip a shoe, should i- try a pair of our nature i- last shoes, te Le- There's plenty of room te in the shoe illustrated . 1_ for your toes and it's. made in a soft vici leather that is as <5om- ! ? fortable as your sox. | Come in and try on a 3 pair. You won't be | S under any obligation to buy. ioods Co., e." South Carolina. #?, jrrwiTBiMiniWiir ? * ? ved id of fill NS | :d a shipment nhill Wagons heart of the highland oak t wagons with Vlade with the it the best and in [611-1*1 I \ Company, S. C &ing call on The Record 4 * ES ARE HERE! | | tnounee the new styles for | style assurance but knowT I l! B Guernsey Sale at Darlington Clemson College, March 16.?C of the largest shows and sales pure-bred Guernseys ever held in i South will be held at Darlington, S urday, March 20, according to A. Ward, county agent of Darlingt county, who is active in promoting 1 work of the recently organized D lington County Purebred Associati which is specializing in pure-bi Guernsey cattle and is conducting t show and sale. Ample provision 1 been made to care for all cattle si in for exhibit or sale, and a lai tobacco warehouse will be used as show ring. Only high class'animals will be ]owed to enter the sale, so that th< who wish to be assured of buying hi class pure-breds will not need to h itate to buy the offerings. For 1 encouragement of exhibits from many farmers and breeders as p sible, the association is offering fii second and third prizes of $10. $7.00 and $3.00 respectively for et of the following classes: Bull, three years or over. Bull, two years, under three. Bull, eighteen months, under tw< ty-four months. Bull, twelve months, under eight< months. Bull,"under six months. Cow, three years old or over. Cow, two years, under three. Heifer, eighteen months, un< A. .A... f i.L _ iwenvy-iour monins. Heifer, twelve mouths, under ei| teen months. Heifer, six months, under twe months. Heifer, under six months. This association, though still in infancy, is starting big, and aires greet interest and enthusiasm hi been aroused. The intention is make the show an annual event and make Darlington the Guernsey cen of the State. J. L. Mcintosh of Dovesville president, and J. M. Napier of D lington is secretary of the asso< tion. o The importation of any preparat purporting to cure liquor, tobacco any drug habit has been prohibited Australia. o Plans have been drawn for a < ton mill to be built at Sommerswoi N. H., which will be 850 feet loni the biggest single mill in the wo It is expected to double the popt tign of Somersworth. I Hous I ? j WIZARI ? POLIS 4* teyvKB The all-around ? UgajA fu] cleaning polist Mj ' the furniture, wood H3 m|-.'floors and automol LL Produces a hard, Kl f | brilliant flnish. L? Will not gum or s LU no greasy marks, does not c Mj dust. HN 4-ounce bottle U 12-ounce bottle Qj Quart cani J Kj One-half gallon can J W Gallon can ! lt2 # I WIZARD ro ?* I DUSTERS v X A conveniently shaped dusk ? the most sanitary type. Does scatter dust. 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