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Q- ? Spring OUR LADIES' RJ NOW REPLETE WIT APPAREL. OUR SHOWING ( WOULD MAKE ONE GENIUS HAD SPRUJ BERS OF WINTER A OUR STORE. EVERYTHING IS WE INVITE YOU TO Silverman's Kingstree, 0= [SPECIAL Rj TRADE I (fABET ?g HARK gj &tg. U. S. P*t OS. | For Boys and Girls Sf ORIGINAL QUALITY T WELT. ^R W Never bUd ffi TK7 slastie. M UK 0 leg. H jj| KNEE: R8 Rub^prooL Mi Special weave. |H ItWWflW Always .? Very strong fiS H laM comfort* ky and durable. HM| mwh able. V Very elastic Hggl [jfljj Always - f" Extra long? WW Kffifi reaches and Jr always in the Hml DHH covers the *v right place. gKgmknec of tha ^ 0H wearer. v I m V INSTEP: rafi BWMg T Gusset of heel LLlU llBlllf "f and edge of fag ^H| T ribbed leg Bjg jg&H X form a BmB3pl straight lias QMflEjSB iL over instep of stocking. iy Instep of HEEL: V> wearer always B^HR Special weave S MPS* MB ?rgg T Mo bmdmt? aM Rip-proof JjP guy off and on. ^HSHmRRub-proof. ^ ' in-/ \ Strong. r -* .u^'-ot jj^j For School or Cres*-. fcfj Al: ye.ghts? Aiijlaer. ^ Every pair guaranteed. 1 KINGSTRE ^ The Quality Store" EK^-K-k^-K-K^-K-K-K-E-K-K ?ii Wear Ready-to SADY-TO-WEAR DEI H THE SEASON'S MOf )F COATS, COAT SUIT FEEL AS IF FASHIC TO LIKE A PHOENIX / lND found an abii 5 NEW, STYLISH A! CALL AND SEE FOR Departmen ANNOUNC We have just rec Howard ai Low! and owing to the h in late and we are s pers, we have redu< Men's Low Shoes. \ These Slippers w for $15.50, but hav ? and having too mar 4 r going to sell tliei > $13.85 the pair. M t' ?* ? E DRY GOC K aaaaaifgffi^^t < >ARTMENT 1S 3T UP-TO-DATE S AND DRESSES )N'S CREATIVE PROM THE EM% >ING PLACE IN ND BEAUTIFUL YOURSELF. it Store, South Carolina. ? EMENT!! | * 1 eived our line of I nd Foster j Shoes | let that thev came 0 & itocked up on Slip- c j ?ed the price of all j ?i rere bought to sell 4 .i? i i.i. ? hi liig nuugm uuiers ^ iy in stock, we are j| n for $12.75 and ? l )DS CO., $ INGSTREE, S. C. jjj ( BUT ONE THING LEFT UNSAID ' tMnii Something of a Pity That g Writer Did Not Complete Pungent Epistle. a | Not long ago. the story runs, a trav- jj eling salesman visited a certain small P town and sold the proprietor of its J general store an order of Jewelry, the Youth's Companion relates. When the | Jewelry arrived It was not as represented. and the merchant consequently returned it. But the wholesale house, nevertheless, attempted to collect the bill, and drew a sight draft on the merchant through the local bank, which returned the draft unhonored. The wholesalers then wrote to the postmaster. Inquiring about the financial standing of the merchant, and the postmaster replied laconically that It was O. Km By return mail the wholesalers re quested him to "hand the Inclosed account to the leading lawyer" of the place for collection. This Is the reply that they received: "The undersigned is the merchant on whom you attempted to palm off your worthless goods. The undersigned Is president and owner of the bank to which you sent your sight draft. The , undersigned Is the postmaster to whom | you wrote, and the undersigned is the | lawyer whose services you sought to s obtain for your nefarious business. If | the undersigned were not also the | pastor of the church at this place he | would tell yon where to go." ^ VISIONS NOT ALL REALIZED I But Even So, There la Something Fine in the Dreaming of Beautiful Dreams. There seem to be a great many disappointed people in the world today; the explanation apparently Is that many of us do not find oar dreams and hopes realised In quite the way and at the time we expected. How many times have there been coujured up before us a kind of magic day in which all flue and splendid things would be * easily possible, and life would, of necessity, lose very much that was sordid and umldeal? We had beautiful | visions that seemed so easy Of renllza- | tlon. But in the cold light of the day | Into which we have now come there | are many hard and unyielding un- ; Ideal facts, and what we fondly pic- | tured falls to shape itself in actual ? life. Of course, we are disillusioned | and disappointed. P.ut ought' we to g be? Was there, after all. anything the > matter with the vision that we <-hor ished? Is it possible that the trouble | mltVi lis is flint a'P hnve nnt I he fiiitll 1 and the wisdom to see the vision be- f | ing realized, though in ways and fash- | Ions of which we had not dreamed? I Columbus did not discover wh?r he j ' looked for, but were his faith and dreaming not justified nevertheless? | And would he ever have discovered 1 2 anything bu; for the faith and the j dreaming??Montreal Herald. ^ Mind Working One Way. 9 Hopelessly imbecile, an inmate of a I Devonshire (England) poor-law home j for the insane possesses a wonderful | ilnemory. If the number of any psalm | be mentioned this man can at once | recite the whole psalm. Given the | number of a hymn, he can repeat all the verses. But, more wonderful still, ? If be be given a date in any year, be i can tell the day of the week on which | that date occurred. Here is a poser for mind experts, f This poor man's brain lacks all the qualities which make for sanity, save | one. The faculty of memory may have | been normal at the man's birth, and l constant practice may have marvel- * louslv developed It. Whatever the ex- | planatiou may be, the marvel is that R a mind capable of such a tremendous ~ a real U1CJ not grow iuiu mi uigau ui , s reason, a 1 4 First BoTsHevik Republic. J A writer in a French newspaper has discovered flint a bolshevik republic J existed In China seventy years ago, at ^ Chetuga, in Manchuria. It was found- ! J ed by conscript miners who had been i sent by the Chinese Empeior to dig for gold. These men, treated as ?laves, deserted and established a Communist republic in the mountains. Their example was followed by an entirely different class, a race of brigands, who, however, continued to "spoil the [ Egyptians" while leaving their com-; munist neighbors unmolested. Their menfolk are now policing Manchuria on behalf of Japan, which adopted the plan of setting thieves to catch thieves, and in return for their services protected them from Chinese and Russian persecutors. The Parent's Assistant. ! The son of Mr. Newly-Rich wanted to be an auctioneer. Hi* father had Intended him for a learned profession, but promised to think it over. Meeting a friend, Mr. RIsen-from-the-Ranks, be confided to bim the dilemma, and | asked for his view of auctioneering as a calling. "Well," said this authority on short cuts to wealth, "it's like this: mioflnnaor nrfor 'o VP An '?mmPr I * AU auvuvuw* p J tod an 'ead, an* the 'aroraer ain't a * hatom o' use without the 'ead." * J Pity Watted. 4; "I was sorry for Mrs. Brown when 2 she was tuken with that coughing fit 3* In church this morning," Jones re I marked kindly. "Everyone in th? ! place was lookjng at her." "Don't you worry about her feel j ings," Mrs.. Jones observed tartly: ") guess irhe didn't mind everyone look , ing at her, as she had an a new $3 I bat" The Peoples H. A. MILLER, Pi i I I El 'ulSMH I FRESH BEEF, PORK I | Highest Cash Prices Paid Leave'Orders With Us for WILL PAY 30 Cents per pound for fat I Cents; Half Grown Chicke pound. Ship us your chid check by return mail. H. A. Mil KINGSTREE, ? jh| 1 BJLd3 i J.Zf IKrJlUPtW: p g TO BE EFFECTIVE ONE'S MONEY > SORT OF SERVICE. ! IT CAN BE DEPOSITED OR INVESI I RETURN. | IT CAN BE USED FOR THE ERECTION TURE AGAINST POSSIBLE FUTl ! IN ANY EVENT WE SHALL BE GLAD 1 YOU FOR THE PROPER AND ! MENT OF YOUR FUNDS. | i ?^ s I IMo Man Knows | The Future Has li J WHAT THE FUTURE IS GOING 1 j BUT THE WISE, THRIFTY MAN IS HE] ! BLE HARD TIMES BY BANKING HIS ! | ESTABLISHING RELATIONS WITH A S I STITUTION. WE OFFER OUR FACILITIES FOR ! PROMOTION OF YOUR BUSINESS. G1 US IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY A CUS I yoyp PER CENT PAID ON T1 BANK OF KIN OLDEST BANK IN WILLIAMSB L). C. SCOTT, President, R. O. M JNO. A. KELLEY, Vice-Pres. BOYLE F. W. FAIRY, Cashier, MRS. J. MONET . Note ' hout Hunt'tS.lr, ,7. vJi | of thi^ tails in the 'jrauimit ofEc/etna. f I"etter, Ringworm, Itch, etc. ^ ,u rV 1 ciihoj*rii Don't become discouraged be- Mm ' cause other treatments failed, I Al / nfU1 ro_ Hunt's Sale# has relieved bun- \f Jp ! I dreds Hfcch cases You can't \il ? tv? run lose 3fon?> Sack _ Guaran tee^Try it at oar risk TODAY Price 75c at Hie W. V. Brockington, M. D. equippe - \ turn Market? f roprietor a Kk k - LND SAUSAGE ^ for Cow Hides Dressed Chicken t YOU [ens, Roosters, 20 ns, 30 Cents per kens. Will send / JLER. SO. CAR. JUST BE DOING SOME | ^ED FOR ITS INCOME si OF A CREDIT STI^UCJRE NEED. TO CO-OPERATE WITH PROFITABLE EMPLOY . ? M, L, Ml , I ? II, m * What * n Store 0 BE NO ONE KNOWS. 3GING AGAINST POSSI- | SURPLUS MONEY, AND ^ I THE PROTECTION AND j 2T ACQUAINTED WITH , TOMER OF THIS BANK - 1 [ME DEPOSITS. GSTREE 4 URG COUNTY ILLS, Ass't., Cashier. SINGLETON, Bookkeeper. C. KELLY, Bookkeeper, the date on the address label paper it gives the date your w ption expires, and if same is tewed and paid for in advance ier will be discontinued. County Record job office is j d to do your printing.