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>- ??? ? 4SL | Everything known in Jewelry and Novel | Wedding Silver, Cut^lass and Hani I W Bring me your broken watches, clo same day received. i T. E. BAGGETT, Je fiWUKMISKKilmtaA'i'HLV'D'iJU&lllKntJ'!!! f Tires, Tube We are pleased t prices on DIAMON SPRINGFIELD TI and believe them to ? ? w\n nlrA^ T*Vl C HI OIL tlic mairicu. xuv p chased before the a( f sire to give our custo: v of same on all shipm p April 30th, 1920. I HYMANSU 1 WILMINGTON, N. C. I Liaf A I J V | Car load Rock Lime, Car load Sash and Dc Car load genuine E Car load Hydrat Car load Acme Car load Po] Prices R1 Kingstree Ha j^Hampton Street, | Have Your ( | Rates $1.00 I Have Your G j i by Expert I ! _== | D. J. EPP! | Hampton Avenue Subscribe to The Record, Now Is The Time ? for you to make your selection y for the sweet girl graduate. | Make your gift a lasting re- 3 membrance. I have for this occasion a selection of beautiful goods in Diamond Rings, Bracelet Watches, Cameos in all settings, Brooch Pins, Necklaces and Hat Pins, also an assortment of Class Pins and Medals which can be engraved on short notice. Friendship links also engraved. ties always on hand. Painted China in the latest patterns. \ I cks and jewelry. Repairs made weler (Si Optician m SOUTH CAROLIAN | $ and Oil I o quote attractive D and KELLEY- 1 RES and TUBES I be the best values || ise tires were purIvance and we dealers the advantage tents made prior to my tu. 1 NEWBERN, N. C. Arrived ' i i- - ?\ >ors ^wmte pine; * 'ed Cedar Shingles, ? ;ed Lime,' ! Cement Plaster, I [ tland Cement. .GHT at irdware Co., Eingstree, S. G. | Jar Washed and $1.50. n _ | ! ;ar Repaired; Mechanics. | 5 & SONS KINGSTREE, S. C. j Only $1.50 In^Hvance. . . - l it i . . Maximum trc service that. year use of the trui mer has purchase our dealers and "Sloan's Service Sa T f THE mjF&A A big, sturdy, general construction embrae famous units shown in the ical, efficient, easy to opei at the unusually attractive F. 0. B. LZTS MATH D P. Sloan i IMairibulors for North Huffman AntomobMf*. IMhM FUtcme Ami AXDERfK I P. s. c< | Undertaker ai AIT I?ITXTI?I> IALii r uni^iv. KJNGSTREE, Undertaking and Undertaking su all kinds of Caskets and Coffins, : Vaults and all other kinds of Metal hand that I purchased before the pi save you from 5% to 25% on all times a large assortment of Gent Shrowds, Ladies' Suits, Boys' Shr and Girls' Suits. I also have a nice Motor Hearse ( j_ or far with Motor Hearse. I also have on hand for my tTi J Truck that I can answer all Phone i J kets anywhere in the county from < B Prompt services rendered day < S shortest possible notice. II also prepare bodies for burial, most of pain's and caie to prepar color. Flowers furnished. I represent th cut flowers and all kinds of funeral I carry anything in stock in the I burg County and the Town of Kings I can assure you that I can corrot give me a call when in need and sc P. S. COURTNEY, Undertaker, Phone 91 Calls Answered Day or ] Nature and Worker*. Nature offers no reward to mental tadolence. It hates an Idler in any ield.?David Swlag. ' . ' ^ ill pil t ick value plus <; assure 365 days a ck after the custod it?that's why customers say? tisfies." AL m [AN TRUCK utility truck of hones: ung all the Nationally \ diagram above, econom rate and sold M |AC s priee of only Factory & Sons, fee. mad Smmdh CteroiHm >n Tnrffr. Atife tracki md >H, 8. C. jurtney, J id Embalmer A.L DESIGNS 5 - s. c. | pplies of all kinds. I have any and ilso Metalic Caskets, and Copper ic Vaults. I have a larjfe stock on j rices advanced so rapidly and I can || jobs. I also have on hand at all g s' Shrowds, Gents' Suits, Ladies' owds, Boys Suits, Girls' Shrowds, f! >n hand, all calls responded to near idertaking business a nice Motor or Telegraph calls and deliver Casone to three hours notice. >r night, embalming done on the When called upon, I take the ute them to there natural life like iree Floral Houses and can furnish I designs on short notice. Undertakig line in Old Williamsstree, that you can get in the State. orate my statement with my stock, le for yourself. Kingstree, S. C. 9 Might. mfi;iit;nmn? Jud Tunkins. Jud Tunkins says one reason an eight-hour day wuis s?o Ions Is thai j It gets monotonous watchla' the clock. A QUICK LOOL AT SC DEVELOP* Q.?What kind of an organization j < is the South Carolina Development i s | Board, i A.?It is a large number of citizens i banded together to carry to a success- i 1 ful conclusion such activities as will < i bring development to the agricultural, s ' industrial and natural resources of 1 the State; better health conditions and < schools; encourage farm home owner- < ship; improve community life in all phases; encourage upbuilding of the i | livestock industry; stimulate the diversification of farm products and so i add to the health, happiness and pros- < perity of the State; the general clean- 1 , ing up and then the advertising to < the world of the products and oppor- 1 tunities South Carolina has to offer. 1 Q.?What was the origin of the 1 ! Board ? < A.?A group of citizens who attend- i ed the Southern Land Congress in i Savannah on Nevember 11, 1918, after < hearing' of the organization work in the other South Atlantic and Gulf < | States, decided to take up similar i work in this State. They formed the South Carolina Land Owners Asso- i . ciation, had it incorporated, employed 1 a manager and opened an office. i Q.?When and why was the name of the organization changed? A.?On March 9, 1920, in Columbia. 11 i was held the South Carolina Recon- 1 struction Assembly. At this gathering it was decided that the name of < the organization should be changed to < the South Carolina Development Board 1 for these#reasons: (a) In response to requests from governmental agencies, civic, commer- i cial and trade organizations, desiring j to coordinate general development purposes through the medium of this; organization. i (b) That the name might convey a clearer idea of the purposes for j which the organization was formed and is functioning. j (c) To clear away an utterly un- j founded conception in some- minds that; 1 the organization was promoting real estate propositions and disposing of cut over lands. Q.?How is the Board governed? J A.?The members each having a, vote, elect the members of the board of control. (A specified number of the board of control is appoint- i 1 ed by other organizations having; similar aims and purposes.) The board of control elects the board of | directors, except that a specified numiber is appointed by other organized < j bodies with similar aims and purI poses. The board of directors elects i the executive committee and the of ficers. Q.?Do the officers or members of the boards receive any salary ? A.?The only persons in the organization receiving salary are the manager and his assistants. The mem! hr>r? of the hoards of control and di rectors, the executive committee and the officers, do not receive any salary. Q.?What is the plan of operation pursued in the promotion of activities ? A.?The board has eighteen commissions, as follows: Markets, Live Stock and Live Stock Credits, Live ' Stock Sanitation, Grains, Grasses and I Forage, Rates and Transportation, ! Farm Labor, Land Settlement, ComI munityj Life, Publicity, Legislation, | Assessment and Taxation Education, ! Health and Sanitation, Drainage and Drainage Projects, Civic-Commercial ' Organizations, Good Roads, Natural 1 Resources and Industrial Research. I the personnel 01 mese comnus&iuua j is selected by direct nominations. The directors arc governed by these nominations and appoint the members of the various commissions. Each commission is in direct charge of its own activity. Q.?Do the members of the commissions receive any compensation for their services? A.?The eighteen commissions composed of practical men, familiar with the tasks assigned to them, serve without compensation for their services. Q.?What are the actual plans for carrying the activities through? A.?Each of the commissions carefully considers all matters submitted to it pertaining to the activities in its charge. Suggestions and plans will be received from individuals, organized bodies, State officers and departments and federal officers and departments. Campaigns to stimulate public interest and to unite public sentihv direct mail j ings to individuals and organizations, the holding of public meetings and other publicity. Members will be asked to express opinions on given J policies and activities, both as to the i State and the South in general. I Q.?What activities of the Board , are now considered to be of the most importance and of the greatest service to the State and to the citizens? i A.?It is thought to be vitally inv f portant that there be established in one or more communities in each IUTH CAROLINA IENT BOARD PLANS :ounty, a home cash market for livestock and diversified farm products. Assessment and taxation is another ictivity which affects every tax-payer n South Carolina. The efforts of this :ommission will be directed toward securing popular support for legisonnoliVo qccoccmpnt nf nmn a?lVU W V\JU?*?4UV MWWVWW.MW... ?? r~ T crty so that no man .shall pay the >ther man's taxes. Q.?What is meant by a home cash narket ? A.?The forming of a local corporation to buy and sell livestock and diversified farm crops produced by farmers. This means a better method >f distribution of these commodities, which will secure for the farmer a higher price and insure the consumer, hoth at home and abroad, a lower purchase price, by elimination of the unnecessary middlemen an their profits. The establishment of a home cash market also stimulates production because the farmer, when he drives to town, finds a satisfactory ready cash market for his products. Q.?What is meant by South-wide activities ? A.?There are organizations in our sister-Southern States similar to this Board. All of these organizations use a general clearing house, * the Southern Settlement and Development nwroniiofinn If 10 linnoH fViof tVlrni'.CrYi the whole-hearted co-operation and coordinated effort of all our Southern organizations, we can secure federal and other aid in the general development of the agriculture, industries and natural resources of the South. Q.?What has the South Carolina Development Board accomplished? A.?The organization started active '] work one year ago, and to date its accomplishments have been: (a) The Orangeburg packing plant sold to practical packing house operators, which insures a home cash market in South Carolina for cattle, hogs and sheep. (b) The enactment of the new State stock law abolishing the free range. This makes possible the elimination of the Texas fever cattle tick and will encourage the lending of money on live stock as security. (d) Educational publicity for constructive activities. (e) Boll weevil conditions met by the establishment of a number of home cash markets in various counties for livestock and diversified farm crops. (f) Preliminary work done toArrron i7in or thp SUTPPt WCOAVl X ' growers of South Carolina. Such organization means protection of the sweet potato industry in South Carolina and the securing of better distribution and prices for that crop. (g) War on malarial mosquito declared and anti-mosquito movements put under way in various counties. (h) Fly elimination campaign inaugurated. (i) Livestock credits assured on sound basis. (j) Encouraged the establishment of markets for peanuts in the State. (k) Educational work toward the enforcement of the cattle tick law. (1) Campaign to suppress hog cholera inaugurated. (m) Farm home ownership encouraged. (n) Movement started looking to inlwiilii.ti/in nf fa rm lahftr in South Carolina. Q.?How will the funds of the De- . velopment Board be used? A.?All expenditures will be made in accordance with a budget. This' budget will be made up by the board of directors. No part of the funds of the Board will be used in buying stock or bonds or in the conduct of commercial enterprises. INVENTIVE GENIUS ~~ ROBS CALOMEL OF NAUSEA AND DANGER Doctors' Favorite Medicine Now DuviAa/T on/1 Poflnprl from All x ui rn^u (?u\4 ? ?? Objectionable Effects. "Calotabs"?the New Name. What will human ingenuity do next? Smokeless powder, wireless telegraphy, horseless carriages, colorless iodine, tasteless quinine,?now conies nausealess calomel. The new improvement called "Calotabs" is now on sale at drugstores. For biliousness, constipation and indigestion the new calomel tablet is a practically perfect remedy, as evidenced by the fact that the manufacturers have authorized all druggists to refund the price if the customer is not "perfectly delighted" with Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with a swallow of water?that's all. No taste, no nausea, no griping. 110 salts. By morning your liver is thoroughly cleansed and you are feeling fine, with a hearty appetite. Eat what you please?no danger?go J'bout your business. Calotabs are not sold in bulk. Get an original package, sealed. Price, thirtyfive cents.?(adv.) Subscribe for The Record.