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; WBbmi;,m, ? k -r mi 1 THE 1920 ^ Keeping just a bit al | 1920. You buy shoes Iing that you will also Here's the Newest f ENGLISH STYLE I It's the Nunn-Busl I ACE English, t h e H smartest boot of toda\ I Note the racy lines,the * | clever toe and add tc | that the fact that it is I a wonderful glove-like | fitter. We show it in kid, cali and side leathers ir either black.or mahog any. A Kingstr< I Kingstree, * \ THt Wi YOU make Thornhil ' and hick of wood tha' "The Thornf the best and us show you proof. A* Willia ^^/IB . Kingst == When in Need of iuij Kra:: SHOE STOES lead as usual,-we annoi ; here with not only sty] be perfectly fitted. A?,Model for r Conservative Men This is an adapta- j tion of the ever " & popular strai ght last. It. has several refinements,such ! oo q cmflrt.lv | aO Ci JLL1VX V/ i rounded toe and a slight swing to the 1 sole. It's a last ; i that is very comr fortable, combining, as it does, the * good points of the ) army last with the 5 style of a semi> English last. Dry Go "The Quality Store." IPMH \GOl ; no mistake when / 1. Made of tough ory. It has twice t grows under soft lill is not the lowe in the end the ch the wagon that is msburg Live Slot ree, i rthing in the line of Prilling 5 " ARE HERE! I { j nice the new 'styles for e assurance but knowKm] ; . . ! ^^J^^QggjgjJpR I Plenty Room for Five Toes I I The man who likes to jj feel his toes spread out and grip a shoe, should try a pair of our nature last shoes. There's plenty of room in the shoe illustrated for your toes and it's made in. a soft vici leather that is as comfortable as your sox. Come in and try on a j pair.. You won't be j under any obligation j to buy. ods Co., \ _ < South Carolina. / ILL IS you buy the highland oak the strength er conditions. st priced, but eapest." Let almost wear:k Co., S. c. (6I2-K) v \ csll on The Record ,;v ? / ? . \ I FAVORS NITRATE MEASURE |i Senator Smith Says Bill Means Much I to Farmers. | Washington. March ' 2%.?There is | now being considered by the Senate | agricultural committee a bill for the | i government to organize a. copipanv II for the manufacture of nitrate at its I plants at Sheffield and Mussle Shoals. | Alabama, for agricultural purposes. | "The testimony before the commit| tee," said Senator E. D. Smith today, | "was to the effect that this company | with the present equipment could I manufacture something like 200,000 i tons of sulphate of amonia, analyz| ing 20 per cent nitrogen, and that | the products could be sold under pres| ent conditions much cheaper than the I price Chillian nitrates are now bring| ins" 1 This development proceeds from the S legislature passed at Smith's instance S in 1916 authorizing the government to erect plants to manufacture nitrogen for munitions and agricultural purposes. The present bill was drafted in the War Department at Secretary Baker's direction, and the Secretary | is enthusiastic over tne agricultural | feature. Senator Smith is a member of the agricultural committee and is very active in seeking to get practical results from the legislation he inaugurated. o IN MEMORY Margaret Elizabeth Ward?In sad, but loving remembrance of our dear daughter, sister and mother who died one year ago, March 23rd, 1918. | In the grave yard, softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly, In her lonely silent grave. She will, never be forgotten; Never shall her memory fade; Loving thoughts will ever linger 'Round the spot where she is laid Sleep on, dear loved' one, take youi rest, 1 God took you home,' He. though! it best. ?Loved Ones. March 23, 1920. o The largest single sale of cotton direct from farmer tocotton buyers is reported from Bennettsville. Last week Mr. J. A. Moore sofd one thousand and eleven bales of cotton to T B. McLaurin and E. D. Moore, cotton buyers, and received a check for $205,995.70. I House J ' I i ? WIZARD |jgf POLISI all-around us 4i ful cleaning polish f< 4* mm the furniture, woodwoi KjuH floors and automobile ? Produces a hard, dr fi UHlp ' brilliant finish. Leavi I 5 Will not gum or stic I ? no greasy marks, docs not cab W duet pti 4-ounce bottle 21 OS 12-ounce bottle 51 rjj Quart can $1.< Rj One-half gallon can $1/ ro Gallon can $3.( I ' WIZARD | I ? rM TOTrno K L/UOHLIVS T A conveniently shaped duster < the most sanitary type. Does n scatter dust. The chemical trea H|j ment collects and holds the dus Strongly made; duster of the be quality of yarn; washable withoi destroying chemical qualities; wi a last indefinitely. K Price $1.( I t. ; The Ste 1 KINGSTREE * t s on Overcoats iking Special Overcoats and 2 have a large ese, and are cial Prices on KMBnMKaMiaBHunGM I Special Price i s We are ms | Prices on 0 Cloaks. W. 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