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{THE CASK | L. S. DENNJ I will pay $5.00 in gold 1 and bringing tliem a | 100 pounds. We frequ | 100 pound melons, but1 . fi I Call 011 us for Flo ' Hav and Stock Feed. i * tities, sell for cash and The Cas I Phone No. 120 ?. l I IJ J I r tauBiKBKiKii' . I',A41., *ii Bvl. W:J INDIVIDITALLY, AS A STORE, \ RETURNS FROM 1 WE BELIEVE IN PROSPERITY, ./? ^ PRODUCT'ON TO INCRE.' WE CARRY OUR STOCK AS CO FACILITIES FOR RUSHING SI EVERY HARDWARE NEED YOl QUICf i BFH Fhardw I Thou|^U CO I (fl CO Pit * 5 <*$0 i| v^>; I r ^ ._ iTwdMov of One is v Thomas Crow Two-Speed j flower . I The Thomas Crown Mower di others in that, by means of changcali the knife can be driven slow when ' cutting alfalfa, weeds or light gras> and fast when working in tougli or hea\y grass. Everylxxiy know* that machinery operated at higl speed wears out quicker than tin same machinery run at slow speed because the higher the sjM^d tlu greater the vibration?and th< greater the vit?ration the iiiore*"rac When a mower knife is drive Fc f STORE, !8, Manager to the person raising watermelon weighing ently hear about these we want to see one. ur, Kice, Meal, Grits, We buy in large quancharge you less. h Store, Kingstree, S. C. | YE HONOR EACH BOY THAT TUTT CPPVTfT in the largest possible \.se our prosperity. mplete as possible, have fecial orders through. j have will be met here :ly. g?ega| +& a *?? I ? 0* D q -j > 0 5 d 2 2 ? vers at t] irtually what You 11 n . ?fe| ffers from all necessary to do |l<- sj?eed gears, placed on t kin<j" there is. otlier reasons wlr u faster than docs il easier, an< >r Sale by M. F. H ] Kingstree, S. C. m Why He Couldn't Subscribe. I A local merchant, who was asked ? far a subscription in a recent drive wrote the following letter in reply: j Gentlemen: For the following reag sons I am unable to send you the = subscription you request. "I have been held up, held down, j J sand-bagged, walked on, sat on, flat- ( tened out, and squeezed. First by the (| United States Government for Fedg eral War Tax. Income Tax, Excess S' Profits Tax, Capital Stock Tax, Sur i'Tax, and by every society and organ-' 1'ization that*the ingenious mind of Ionian ran invpnt tn pvtrart what I mav M ' or may not possess, fll "From the Society of John the J G. A. R., the Woman's Relief, the B Navy League, the Red Cross, the I- Black Cross, the Purple Cross, the Double Cross, the Children's Home, the Dorcas Society, the Y. JM. C. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Salvation Army, the Boy Scouts, the Jewish Relief, the Belgian Relief, the Knights of Columbus, and every Hospital in town. "The Government has so governed my business that I don't know who owns it. I am inspected, suspected, examined, informed, required and commanded so that I don't know who |!I1! I am, where I am, or why I am here. _ All I know is J.am supposed to have ~~ an inexhaustible supply of money for Uji every known need, desire, or hope of the human race, and because I will not sell all I have and go out and beg, borrow or steal money to give away, I am cussed, discussed, boy-, cotted, talked to, talked about, lied to, lied about, held up, hungup, robbed and nearly ruined, and the only reason I am clinging to life is to see what in the hell is coming next.?New Yory Times. o Better Salaries for Postal People. [Increased salaries for postal employes amounting to approximately $33,000,000 for the first year, effective July 1, were recommended in a report to Congress Monday by a joint Congressional commission. Increases of from $150 to $250 an* nually for postal clerks and letter car riers with $400 for supervisory ofj| ficers were recommended. j| Estimates by the commission place j? the increase of the postal pay rool at y about $38,000,000 for the second year B and $43,000,000 for the third and fourth years. , m For rural delivery carriers, the com| mission recommended $1,800 for a M twenty-four mile route and an addim tional $30 for each mile in excess of 41 S that distance. Motor route carriers B covering 50 miles or more would re- ! ceive not in excess of $2,600. The pay m of village delivery carriers would be g iiviii v*>vvv w v*?mwv* c* ^ So Say We. j K ? 5 i The Legislature which will be elect- H ed in South Carolina this summer Q will probably have to deal with more J 5 constructive problems than have come h before any Legislature in the past ^ thirty years. Charleston's interest I3 in what will be done at Columbia Jl next January and February is as great H as that of any county in the. State, if U not greater. We ought to have a delegation from this country made up v imam Vv ma mo or*/] /-*V? n v?o nfnv 'I'Kn I VI Jilt II VI MI CIIHO OIIU VIKUOVWi* AUV FW" probability is that we shall not have x such a delegation unless public spir- T ited citizens get busy at once and see 19 that candidates answering this de- SjS scription offer themselves.?Charles- V ton News & Courier. 3 t Subscribe now lor The Record. f he Price | 1 Set When You Buy a I the work, an extra burden is nn, with no corresponding bone- \ Again, the higher the sj?eed ; greater is the tendency to heat; ice more oil must he used? i oil costs money, flic change from regular gear to w", or from slow to regular re- \ res no tools and only five J ends' time. ? 'time in and let us show you \ f the Thomas does t lie l>est work, J J does it for the longest time. E L L E R, j: i * ^ Exceptional and You WE HAVE IN STOCE WE HAVE EVER OF WI] When it comes to sure that we have the tree and Williamsburg workmanship and the ments anywhere. They are made up to give you a broad vai bracing all the newest Now is the time to not promise to keep on as clothing is more or ] to assemble such a colle Our line of Gents' quality and variety. < TTTlll U A V\1 AA riA/1 f Tl 4-1 ^UU Will UC piCttOCU W1LJ Silverman's Kingstree, > K4EttK4EK4tWtK+:+*K+i Tires!r WE ABE GOIN OFFER THE FOLLO1 SALE PRICE: 2 35x4% Horse Si 1 35x4% Goodyeai 1 32x3% Goodyeai 1 33x4 Horse Sh 8 30x3% Horse Sh 2 30x3% Firestone 2 30x3% Mohawk 2 30x3% Goodyeai 3 30x3% Super Se 2 30x3 Goodyeai 5 30x3 Super Se Tubes! 1 34x4 Goodyeai 5 2 32x3% Goodyeai i 1 31x4 Goodyear - 1 30x3 Goodyeai ; 2 32x31/2 Bailey G 1 ' 3 30x31/2 Bailey G j 1 31x4 Bailey G ; 1 30x3 v Bailey G : 4 30x31/2 Horse Sh ; 1 31x4 Horse Sh ; 1 32x31/^ Horse Sh j .1 30x3|/2 Horse Sh ; 1 31x4 Horse >Sh : 1 30x31/2 Puncture | 12 30x3 Pennsylv ; 1 30x31/> Pennsylv COME IN AND < H. C. < Next Door to Kellahan' Showing c ng Men's Cl< : ONE OF THE LARGE* OFFERED THE BUYI LiLIAMSBURG COUNT Men's and Young Men's best line to offer that has e County. They possess a] latest designs in style to in a sufficient variety of s iety from 'which to make 2 patterns for men and you % come in and make your s( ir stock complete, as at pr less hard to get, and it tal action as we now have to ol ? Furnishings is up-to-the Oall in "and give this line h. the showing we have to Departmen fires!! T G OUT OF THE TIRE ! WING TIRES AT LESS loe Cord . $71.00 Cord $70.00 Non Skid $37.10 oe Non Skid $40.25 oe Non Skid $24.00 ! Non Skid $23.50 Non Skid $30.00 Non Skid *$21.00 rvice Non Skid $24.00 Plain $15.60 rvice Red Track $16.50 Tubes! 1 $6.10 l- . $4.50 $6.10 : $3.60 ruaranteed $6.10 ruaranteed $4.50 ruaranteed $5.85 ruaranteed $3.60 toe Tubes $4.10 toe Record $6.60 toe Record $5.85 Loe Record $5.25 oe Tube $5.45 i Proof Tube $10.30 ania Gray Tubes $3.45 n 111* n riro T7 (lllia 1.UUV yi.AV/ GrET YOUR SIZE BEFOi :rawfi ho?& KI: 1 ? < "?l?I if Men's * rthing. *r 3T LINES THAT NGr PUBLIC y. Clothing, we feel sver been in Kings11 the goodness of be found in gar- j tyles and patterns four selection, emng men. election, as we canesent, for all time, tes time and pains ffer. !-minute in style, an inspection, and make. < it Store, South Carolina. ,t ra-K-K-K-K*i-KK4ttWH 'ires!!! I === \ BUSINESS AND ? THAN WHOLE- ? ? $60.00 ? $58.00 ? $23.00 ? $35.00 ^ $21.00 t $19.50 ? L $22.50 J* J $17.90 ? \ $14.70 4 ' $12.25 9 $10.00 K ^ *ubes! & $5.00 ? . $3.50 ? X 1 $4.25 ? 1 $2.85 ? $4.00 ? $3.50 ' ? $4.50 > ? $2.85 ? $3t25 ? $4.00 ? $4.75 $ $4.00 * |J5 $4.25 it. $5.50 , t $2.75 ? $3.25 ? RE THEY GO. % ^ ORD, J NGSTREE, S. C. 56