Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1? ITHE CAS I L. S. DEK I will pay $5.00 in go] 8 and bringing them ; I 100 pounds. We fre< | 100 pound melons, br I Poll mi nc fVvr IVUJLA V/U KA.KJ JL VJL Hay and Stock Feed, tities, sell for cash ai The Ca Phone No. 120 \ i YOUR HA ARE ABOUT AS IMPORTANT A WHEN YOU WANT ANYTE BE SURE OF GETTING GOOD ( ANY OTHER GRADE OF SEI THAT IS WHY OUR VAL1 HARDWARE TRADE. rWjB.RD'V I to 32 to co 11st + I ?"88 1" J+ Two No of One b Thomas Ciw Two-Speed , Mower The Thomas Crown Mowei others in that, by means of ohani the knife can be driven slow t cutting alfalfa, weeds or light j and fast when working in t< or heavy grass. Everybody ki that machinery operated at speed wears out quicker than same machinery run at slow s| because the higher the speed greater the vibration?and greater the vibration the more' When a mower knife is d V /. "V / pp Willi IMIUIII?1??H?i ??HI H STORE, j NIS, Manager id to the person raising a watermelon weighing inontlv lipftr about these ? it we want to see one. g 'lour, Rice, Meal, Grits, We buy in large quanad charge you less. sh Store, Kingstree, S. C. RH RDWABE NEEDS S ANY YOU HAVE. UNG IN OUR LINE YOU WANT TO QUALITIES AND GOOD VALUES. I g RVICE WILL LOSE YOU MONEY | UES LAY JUST CLAIM TO YOURI | I vSRE_C^; -UPMISHINGS^m I t 01 I. S- O I d s < s % were at tl Virtually what You I G Mrn jgmK differs from all necessary to do j^able speed gears, ^ ^ ^ "racking" there is. other reaw>ns why riven faster than does it easier, and For Sale by U. F. HI Kingstree, S. C. - - I What's Going to Happen, Anyhow? f Below is given an extract from a i circular letter sent out to its custom- \ ers by one of the largest flour manu- 1 facturing companies in the United i States: I To keep You Posted: ] "We have been greatly handicapped i rercently in making shipments of or- , ders we have on file because of our ] inability to secure sufficient supplies 1 and freight cars due to Railroad i i i Workers' strike which has caused a j | freight congestion in the larger ter- j | minals and an almost complete tie-up i . of traffic. The Interstate Commerce | I Comimssion has let it be known that 1 they are going to get cars to move i foodstuffs, and we are hopeful that [ conditions will soon be nearer a more | normal state. In the meantime we i are making every effort to get out' i orders as promptly as possible, and | trust you have not been seriously in- 1 convenienced. i "When the workmen own the work- 1 I Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. ; D. Nov. 25-20. j NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR _ FINAL DISCHARGE [ Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of July, 1920, I will apply to P. M. Brockinton, Probate Judge of , Williamsburg County, for Letters Dis- ? missory as the Generay Guardian of | Maud L. Kennedy, Samuel M. Ken-: , nedy, Flora J. Kennedy and Robt C. > Kennedy. J E. MARIAH KENNEDY, , General Guardian. ' 6-3-5t. ; NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR j FINAL DISCHARGE ' ; Notice is hereby given that on the ' 3rd day of July, 1920, I will apply to ? P. M. Brockinton, probate judge of ' Williamsburg county, for Letters ' Dismissory as Administrator of the ? estate aof Annie Cooper, deceased. \ M. C. Cooper, Administrator \ of the Estate of Annie Cooper, de- ? ceased. > Subscribe for The Record. le Price let When You Buy a 5> / I the work, an extra burden is 11, with no corresponding beneAgain, the higher the speed greater is the tendency to heat; ere more oil must be used? oil costs money, he change from regular gear to r, or from slow to regular re es 110 tools and ODly five aids' time. dme in and lit us show you v. ' the Thomas does the best work, I does it for the longest time. 3 L L E E, x - ? [! w c:o ' |u_0 I On Savii shops; i And the railroad men the rails; , And the grocery clerk the groceries; [ And the mail clerks own the mails; i t I 'When the preachers own the pulpits; , 1 And the pressmen own the shops; | And the drillers own the oil wells; . And the jails are owned by the cops; When conductors own the street cars; j And each driver owns his bus; Will you tell us common people? , Whatinell becomes of us?" NOTICE. OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the i 17th day of July, 1920, I will apply to P. M. Brockinton, Probate Judge, J for Letters Dismissory as Adminis- | trator of the Estate of W. H. Wilson, | deceased. J EMANUEL WILSON, J 6-17-5t. Administrator, i i NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1 FINAL DISCHARGE ' Notice is hereby given that on the > 17th day of July, 1920, I will apply to I P. M. Brockinton, Probate Judge of j Williamsburg County, for Letters Dis| missory as the General Guardian of = Marvin Brockinton. 1 COSMO E. BROCKINTON I 6-17-5t. General Guardian. i j 666 quickly relieves Constipation, [ Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and 1 Bank c i 4 4 4 We are glad to ann * ? terest prevailing in gilt f ? ble for us to increase oi I J Department, and that v * f puted quarterly, will b j3 | ? The Bank of Willia 4 % ers and in extending th jf * time to time to their & ? ? creased rate which is an |j others we extend a core ? ment. Funds deposited * f the entire quarter. I | Bank c 4 Main Street, 0 \ Wee M | (B 2 | Beginnir 3 I on all Saving 5> " ? I puted quart r I ? I | . I Let yo 3 5} money whl ^ prompt sen ' WEE f I I W. Y. STRC '4 I Preside 4 I | I Kingstree, 4 I '4 I * I ? 4 wmmm?mmm '4 '4 Inter tigs Depo if William.' r V V ^ ounce that because of the ; edge securities the Count / ir rate of interest allowe rith the quarter beginning e paid on all Savings Be] msburg appreciates the lo; is additional service invite iving8 and reap the full i inspiration for thrift anc lial invitation to join om # up to the 10th of July wi \ \ >f Williair Nee Ba inoATTTj/itio &Aru\ nn/\\ tXiOU u AVfio frw,wv; N * f tg July 1, this bank will j js Deposits. Interest will \ erly. ur surplus funds work ai le you are idle. We \ dee. We solicit your pat ii rr n i Nil DA >NG, W. W. HOLI nt. Cashier. . . - . South G iiinimfnninnxmjm mti ttfiTtTtTiTml 'est I* ? i sits in | ?burg | ' higher rates of in- ^ W xy over, it is possi- EH d in our Savings ?3 l July 1, 5%, com- ? yf< posits. :: palty of its custom- J s them to add from X benefts of the in- j I economy?and to 2 Savings Depart- I II bear interest for | ? im I i Kingstree, S. C. 3JW m nTVTnrnTiTmTiTVl * WHttMHttraHBg; ink | w I >ay 5% I ffl be com- 1 H id earn 1 jtj iromise jE ronage. ? ' 'f ' NX JDAT, | arolina. jjjj^ '