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> 9 Wearing Go< iff ANE | Eating Go( V .. Are essential for t] ambitious career. $ Without the desire sities, progress would || omy, today more thai Jl judicious investment m That's why your el as dependable as you] ? years of faithful serv || right to be your Clot g. tieth season's businei i|| Spring Clothing, I :?| Hats well worth yoi iji Call, or send us you I Bentschner & Corner King am 1 CHARLESTON, ;]|? 4-l-3m ?M? Phones 2C WEINBERG'S HOT CAKES FOR BREAKFAST?1 FLOUR W 1 SYRUPS 01 Rumford's Baking Pow< Swift's Premium Breakf Argo Lump Starch, per I Complete line of Royal S # Heinz's Vinegars, Ca I Very Best Grades of Boneless Cook ?! Scientifically Sliced I Prompt D< L. S. W. Kingstree, - IANNOUNC I WISH TO STATE TO MY | IN GENERAL THAT MY GRIST ] | MILL STREET, JUST TO THE REA ? I ALSO WISH TO ANNOUNC J TO CONDUCT A FISH MARKET . ] GRIST MILL, WHERE YOU WILL * | WANTS WITH BOTH FRESH ANE I FISH MARKET WILL BE OPEN J URDAY OF EACH WEEK, INCLL I GLAD TO LOOK AFTER YOUR I THOSE DAYS. W, W, D1 I Mill Street KEEP SETTING HENS * FREE FROM UCE T Pu Enormous Baby Chick Loss < Caused Annually by Lice J * and Vermin. ^ * - i "I would not try to keep Poultry ] without Dr. LeGear's Poultry Rem- dr. dies," says Mrs. L. V. Rose, of Cuero, Texas. "We have never had ?? any of them fail to do even more < than you claim for them." Every year, millions of Baby Chiefs are lost because setting hens an are not kept clean and free of 1 lice. Dr. LeGear's Lice Killer puJ quickly rids your flock of lice and or vermin. > ^ Through his advice and remedies, pe Dr. LeGear has helped t thousands ( rf Poultry Raisers^during his 27 of' Jaears' experience' as^an Expert I poultry Specialist It will pay you ! j also to take advantage of Dr. an LeGear's advice just as Mrs. Rose po did and increase your poultry profits. Get a can of Dr. LeGear's Lice Killer th :from your dealer, use it according pu to directions. If you are not entirely j*u satisfied with results return the j ? empty can to your dealer end he will cheerfully refund your money, j ?Dr. L. D. LeGear Med. Co.. Sx. sh Xouis, Mew * :af >d Clothes 1 3d Food I tie upkeep of the % i for these neces- j| stagnate. Econ- || i ever, means the > of your earnings. g iothier should be ? r banker. Forty ice testify to our j| ;hier. Our eigh- if ss finds our New ! \irnishings and ? lr consideration. | ir orders by mail. ? : Visanska, I d Hazel Sts. |1 % S* ? I 4-205 rpnraw I UilVtLlI A 'RY OUB BUCKWHEAT F ALL KINDS. ier, per lb 30b ast Bacon, lb 60c pkg 8c | carlet Canned Goods | tsup and Pickles n ed Hams and Breakfast Bacon s ilivery 11 einberg I. I to th bt HiflWiivAiiiiniiiiBaf . lit EMENT! 11 i w< FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC J MILL IS NOW LOCATED ON j wl R OF THE CASH STORE, j J so IE THAT I WILL CONTINUE ! be I IN CONNECTION WITH THE j wi BE ABLE TO SUPPLY YOUR j > SALT WATER FISH. THE I ? FROM THURSDAY TO SAT- j fSIVE, AND I SHALL BE j v*t a \rmn t\t rrnxo t T\TY? A\? I VYA^ld ii\ inio IjXIi J~j I I PI I ^ E N N IS, [ S KINGSTREE, S. C. ^ I tb CO STATEMENT wl the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc, Jq< HE COUNTY RECORD I iblished Weekly at Kingstree, South Carolina, 'or April, 1920. required by the Act of be Congress of August 24, 1912. I N'ame of Postoffice Address. WI litor, Managing Editor and Business Manager. ail N F Tolley, Kingstree, South Carolina. ^ iDiisnerv, """ iV F Tolley, do 86 L. H Cromer, Jr.. do ?... Owners (if a corporation, give names and adesses of stockholders holding one per cent or rt ire of the total amount of stock. If not a cor- juration. give names and addresses of individual 118 mere). CO W F Tolley. Kingstree, S C. __ L. H Cromer, Jr.. do " Known bondholders.mortgagees and other secuy holders holding one per cent or more of total lount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: lira Bertha Wolfe. Kingstree. S C 1 Average number of copies of each issue of this blication sold or distributed, through the mails Tnl otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six ? | >nths preceding the date of this statement. . his information is required from daily newspa- 101 raonly). hli W F Tolley. Manager. ? Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day D"' April, 1920. ' [seal] R. D. Mills, Notary Public. My commission expires at pleasure of Governor. ' S'ote?This statement must be made in duplicate Jt d both copies delivered bv the publisher to the h stmaster. who shall send one copy to the Third ^n >sist%nt Postmaster General (Division of Classi- Off ation),Washington, D C, and retain the other in . e files of the postoffice. The publisher must blish a copy of this statement in the second is- tljj e printed next after its filing. ^^0 W8 br< In these days of extravagance it hli lould not be forgoten that the poor ba e with us always. With a purchase of $5.00 and presentation of this advertisement we will give you a beautiful piece of glassware, now on display in window. I r? riaciaau/ CTC merchants have failed of today.__The result wholesale cost today. The items listed beloi are now paying. Special Prices Women's Georgette Shirtwaists very latest styles, $8.00 vali Jap Silk Waists in a broad > priced at Plain Lawn Waists in white ar at $1.49 to Beautiful Skirts for women in the wanted shades in Poplir priced at Gingham Dresses for Children, tcrial. $2.76 values at Chambray Dresses for Children Children's White Lawn Dres: throughout. $1.98 up to 27 inch Lawns and Voiles, in be up to 35f per yard, at Shoes for Girls in both tan ai small sizes. Regular $5.00 v White Canvas Shoes and Oxford per pair $1.39 to Middy Blouses, all styles and i Men's Shirts, special lot of odi each, but in order to move tl Silk Shirts for Men in pink, bli $3.50 Madras Shirts for $3.00 Madras Shirts for Men's Hats in both narrow an bought at a bargain. Every but our price is Women's Hats for Spring and and colors. Handsomely trim Solid service Scout Shoes, just' light and will give excellent ; Dress Ginghams in new pattei 35f value, per yard 45<* Dress Gingham, per yarttCheck the v ? Ne Flirting In FIJI Island*. . flexes seldom meet In any form of so I tl Intercourse in the Islands of Fiji >e boys never flirt with, nor eves em to notice the girls. In publlt ere Is a never diminishing distance twean them, giving the Island an apa ranee of being a world wtthovt re-maklng, and portraying primitive e as unromantlc. The girls are shy. id manifest a timid reticence. Sydney Greeoble, writing in Harp's Magasfne, says-the male Fijian U tremely timid, but, for all that, none e less fastidious. The care with ileh he trains and curls his hall >uld pot to shame any Impatient hasnd of the vainest of white women ie Fijian la particular about his hah thont being neceasartly girlish In hit its. Curls are made by a fine sub [trite for soap, mads of a mixture d irnt coral with water. This Is lafl the hair for a day *" two. When ished out and dried the hair Is rled and combed and anointed. It Is cellent from the point of view of nttatlon, and makes the Fijian proud his hair.?Exchange. i Florida's Old Sugar Mill. The old sugar mill at New Smyrna, a., about 12 miles down the coast xn Daytona, stands amid moss hung sea, as a picturesque and legend anted relic of the ill-fated colonizing terprlse that In 1769 brought 1,900 Inorcans, Greeks and Italians to that gion, and for * a few brief years ereafter transformed seven miles of ae tangled swamp land, along the ast Into orderly little plantations jere grew Indian corn, cotton, rice, dlgo plants and sugar cane. And It ts probably for the crushing of this ne, a plant no longer grown In the dnlty, that the colonists built the i 1 mill. The walls and machinery ds they made of coqulna. a soft. 1 iltlsh stone formed of broken shells | d corals, cemented together by na-, re. The Iron crushing machinery It- j If probably erected at a later period replace the colonists' cruder appa-1 tus.' Is nevertheless remarkable for i i century long resistance to the fleroe rroslon of the tropic damp, which lckly consumes unpalnted Ironwork. Keeolno Heroism In Check. Five-year-old Harry was almost sore it hla mother would not give him spanking for It now, for the lee had lg ago disappeared, so be said to i mother: "Did yon know that my i other Jim Is a hero?" "How's that?" asked his mother. Jim, who Is seven, spoke up: "Oh, was nothing much, mother," and his est swelled with pride. "We ran ' and went skating one day last nter. Harry he gets out on some | In lee arid Is afraid to move, for he is sore that the Ice was going to ?ak. I Just skated out to him, picks n up In my arms and skates ts the nk with him." J I McClary Lanes' Leading S ;] Lanes, - - S. ry line of merchandise has advanced so mi I to buy?We anticipated the advance and m s are that we are in a position to sell higl ?We stronly urge you to take advantage c r are only a few of those we have in stock.. for a Short Time Only. in beautiful Spring shades and colors, ues at ' $6.4 variety of colors and styles, specially $2.! id Silk Striped Waists specially priced $2.S delightful new Spring styles. All of is, Serges, Silks and Satins, specially $3.98 to $9.S very stylish and made from good ma $1.4 i. $3.50 value at $2.5 3cs. Very beautiful and well made $5.5 >th white and colored patterns. Values i< id black, both button and lace and in alues. Price for quick selling $2.5 s for Men, Women and Children. Price J8.S sizes, $1.49 to $2.4 d sizes. These Shirts are worth $2.00 iem quick we offer them at $1.1 le, orange or white. $10.00 values for__$5.4 $2.< $2.4 d wide brims, all late styles and were hat in the lot is worth $3.00 or more, Summer Wear. Delightful new styles imed and specially priced from $2.49 to?$9.i the thing for the plow boys. They are service. Price per pair $3.1 us and delightful Spring-time shades. 2* 36 Articles You Need and ^" Why the Multiply The Cleveland Six is rr of them every month, bees they had even dared to ex driving, and the ease of drr The motor of the Cleveland designed by the Cleveland com own w.ngineers, tested in road wo engineering shops for three years being ottered 10 u\s public, ; i. Leih :.i tn_- con.pany's ov/n factory ?m e t h;: i g' n ow to coi thousands of motorists who prel light six tyjve of car. They have never driven behir sucli a moto: as this. The \von< When You See and Dr Touring Car (Five Passenger Sedan vFive Passengers; (Pr SANTEE [AUT W. L. PAYNE, Manager CLEVELAND AUTOMOB 's ! tore C. SAMPLES OF DR1 ' * BE SENT ON uch in the put six months that mi iade contracts at figures far below th best class merchandise at prices bel >f this sitnatlon to buy a liberal scnpp .-Compare these prices with those 3 HARDW / 19 Dixie Boy Plow Points, )8 Farque Plow Stocks, ea K. P. Fertilizer Distril 5 Prong Pitchforks $25.00 Stoves for >8 One Majestic Range, out price Wagon Harness, $12.C 18 $15.00 values at 18 Two Sets $85.00 Buggy I each, H 600 pounds Tobacco T< pounds for 18 Pitcher Pumps for ? Shoe Soles, per pair? 19 Padlocks, 20f to ______________ 15 19 , [8 Grocery Sjj 10 pounds of Pure Lard 12 pounds of S. R. Flo >9 10 pounds of good grade 18 12 cans No. 3 Tomatoes ^ 12 cakes Octagon Soap 12 cakes Armour's Hard \i Soap 96 pound sack of Grits I Bring Ad With Yo ? Cleveland Six ing its Frien taking new friends every day tusc it brings them so much pect,?so much more of the ring and cf the comfort of ri< Six ? its pick-up and flexibility 2 pany's end the brakes sure. Lc rk and spring construction anc before cushions give the Clev< d nc*.v qualities of comfort. or, -st Since first sent out on i1 u- - ?mtless the big world of motord far the the Cleveland Six has ma< multiplied them. Thousj id just know what a good car i ders of tell their friends. ive the Clevelard Six, You W s) S1JS5 Roadster (Three Passeoge $2145 Coupe (Four Passengers) ices P. O. B. Cleveland) OMOTIVE COMPi KINGS! ILE COMPANY, CLEVEL/ 138^) - ? r GOODS WILL * 1 REQUEST my (Me ow iy. ou i ? LRE , each-?20# ch $4.48 >utors__$13.50 $1.75 $18.00 closing $105.00 K) and ' $9.98 larness $25.00 jrine, 5 $4.00 $2.98 19 * 50* i ' ' iecials ; < ' I $2.98 ur 95# Coffee__$2JJ0 i $2.40 i $1.10 [ Water $1.00 i $4.50 U. 1 : v^Ci i^b . is . ds ^ , thousands more than pleasure of ding. . ? ire exceptional >w underslung L soft restful dand unusual :s journey into om, last July, ie friends, and inds of owners t is and they font It rs) $1389 I219S \NY, REE, S. C. LND, OHIO - " 4 I