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item Everything known in Jewelry and Now Wedding Silver, Cut Glass and Hand . Bring me your broken watches, cl< same day received. K T. E. BAGGETT, Je | KINGSTREE, ? IIIIMIBIII 111 lie I 1?8 * I THE CROP * j pnd weather conditio] der to successfully coi <tnd backwardness of * I have a full stoc I hand. Acid, Kanit, AJ Get whatever you nee > Geo. A. IV Warehouse opposite < TU. ?= I Just I Car load Rock Lime, Car load Sash and D< Car load genuine I Car load Hydra' Car load Acm< C*ir load Po ^ Prices R] " Kingstree Hi | Hampton Street, tiumiamzaimiiai'B a: a ssi I Have Your ( Rates $1.00 ! llmiAVAiir 0 | nave i uui u by Expert D.J.EPP! | Hampton Avenue >1 1 n Subscribe to The Record, . Now Is The Time | for you to make your selection jf for the sweet girl graduate. ? Make your gift a lasting re- f membrance. I have for this oc- S casion a selection of beautiful a goods in Diamond Rings, Brace- fl let Watches, Cameos in all set- I tings, Brooch Pins, Necklaces and Hat Pins, also an assortment 8 of Class Pins and Medals which S can be engraved on short notice. B ilties always on hand. Painted China in the latest patterns. I ===== I ocks and jewelry. Repairs made B j weler (EL Optician | SOUTH CAROLIAN g nimuauni iwaram, is late i 1 c n fro in cf 1+ Tn AT1- I _li3 agCtJUiOt ll< J-xj Vi nbat the Boll Weevil J crop, fertilize. 11 ;k of mixed goods on j I .eal and Nitrate Soda, j id NOW! ! j IcElveen, j cotton platform. j mmzmmmmwmmm mmm wj Arrived oors (white pine) led Cedar Shingles, ted Lime, . i Cement Plaster, rtland Cement. [GHT at irdware Co., 7 I Kingstree, S. C. | Jar Washed and $1.50. ar Repaiaed Mechanics, j S& SONS KINGSTREE, S. C. Only $1.50 In Advance. i \ ' 1 i - ? 'i WHAT * UNITED PEOPLE CAN DO WITH A DOLLAR Working With a Single Purpose Through tho South CaroMna Dovolopment Board Help oporato Home Cash Market. Soil a thousand bushels ot Sweet Potatoea. Repair the damage done by a million Boll Weevila. Kill a. million moeqaitoeo, a mil- j lien flies or a million hook we ma. UnooTer thousands of ffoHare worth of the 'State's natural resources. Carry the message of the State's s possibilities to thousands In other 3 States. i DO IT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. | j PEOPLE ASKED TO ; HELPJ1 BOARD ] THIS IS YOUR ORGANIZATION* j CITIZENS ARE TOLD AND jj URGED TO WRITE WILL BE SPECIFIC ALWAYS Uniting South Carolinian! on a Pro* j gram of Progrcaaivo Action Will Bo g Ita Flrat Undertaking Asking the help of the people o! ' \ tho State In the formation of ita pol- j jt lcies and the conduct of Ita affaire i la going to be one of tho fun dam on. \ t&la of the new movement for tho dovelopment of the natural roaourcoa of i South Carolina, according to the lit 5 erature whfrh ia being sent to thou- ? aanda of citixen6. For inatance, on i the face of a circular which ia now i going out la printed ooidiy: "South Carolina la 7*ur home s fetate. Tho South Carolina Develop t ment Board ia owned by tho people i of the State. It if financed by thona ] and is directly responsible to them. t Ita bualnaaa ia to circulate facta and i Information that are important to yea i and to the State, and to organise State j actlvltioo efficiently. Its lltoratmro li ; all worth while. Read It and write I vonr anrrAVtlons Make vour or Sanitation the best thine of its kind in the world." | Members ef Governor Cooper's State committee which has chart# of | the expansion campaign which the > dOTelepment board intends to maks | in the week of June 21, have been > giving a groat deal of their time to | ! the preparations for that effort, hat > fhsy hare taken time also to define [ some of the ideas that - they belters i should guide the organisation. Twa J ef thedo are that the develop meal > I beard shall undertake no project J which la not speoi*c 1n its nature and that its work shall he mainly along J educational 11aea. * i As aa Illustration ad Jest what hoth ! I ef these Ideas mean, eat ef the mean J hers of the committee spoke ef thi ( 1 subject of aneeasmont end taxation, ei J whlek there is oonslderahle ssntimeel ? all ever the State. 'The development bolrd cannot, ef course, change the existing laws is | U7 respeot," it vu saia. mere it now a legislative commission prepar iBf to make a report at to neceasary I? cbani>a In the atr'utes. Tn co-opera tlon with this legialative commission the development board can Inatituta a campaign which will reault in altera tlons. The method would be tbia: First a apeclal commianion woald be oreated. competed of the 13 men in thle State who are moat familiar with the pres ent fanlta In aafeaament and taxation They would atudy the subject from every angle and digeat all the avail able information. "The board then would make a folder or pamphlet containing the Indlnga of the commlaaion and to raueh of the C get alia ef the Inquiry at might bt J neoeeeary to give an. Intelligent u? ? demanding of the necetelty for ro' J forma. Tbia would be placed in the k haada of tha thousand* of member! J of the development board and auch y othar cttisena as might care to ees h It. Tn various other ways tha enbject I would he brought to the attention of * the people, not as a 'glittering ten * eraJlfy* but aa a group of easily under h stood facts. "Thus by teaching. 1st us say 39, 00 citirsas, to know Just why the legislature should undertake a revision of the laws relating to assoao meat and tanatlon, we should bars Clven oar representatives la the legtslatare that moral beeking and united ' sentiment which they seek on all great questions hut which thsy many times do not have. "Though assepsmont and taiatloo has been nsed as an llustratlon, the same guiding principle applies to all other subjects the board will under take. Wo need only to unite the people on a program of a progressive character to soon m.V?? South Carolina as famous and well known as are Call* fornla ant some other Western States, for vj -il know tf eat we hare natural resources here th .t are unsorpesaei anywhere else la the Union." ? I Summer TttTT VOTTR W I I Main Street, SPECIAL 1-? IfTiS fl MARK U Reg. U. 8. P*t Of ? For Boysand Gii ORIGINAL QUALITY WELT. I III Rmr Very elastic. It*. l? Rfp-pri KNEE: WWW HM Rub-pi Special weave. UfUyfl MH Always Very strong {jWW HU comfor and durable. - HUsH Ufl able. elastic H||H|B8B Always Extra long? MH M reachei always in ths Wfl covers right place. jBHBW knee oi ma wearer f over instep of jgsjgnra fc Instep of REEL L wearer always Special? *H in elastic Bb^HSI Very strc ^4 ribbed part. H^^kkI ar.d dural No binding? finHfitl Rip-prool y''0C ?tTGC?., ^'.O * let/ ? bCia^-f y For School rr Drer*. ? ~ All weigh;-.? i*. !l sires. H Every pair guaranteed. ? 1 S3 KINGSTR1 ^ The Quality Store" - * % :'f "\ * ' ' , 11 1TTT1 "DrkTT/ITTm i gc W XJ JL>W U UH J. * tunate in Eg | embargo p | cedent 1 on t: i our line of i complete | come I / MMmmmmMMMmm Goods Si / ANTS CAN BE SUPPLIED \ STORE. 3UR LINE EARLY AND WE GETTING THEM BEFOR > OCCAISONED BY THE UN 'ED FREIGHT CONGESTI HE RAILROADS BECAME EFFECTIVE I ' SPRING AND SUMMER G AND WE CAN SAVE YOU N AND SEE FOR YOURSEL1 ruckc THE UNDERRSELL1NG STORE". i mmsBmasmsmam ANNOUNCE 1 We have just receiv i * Howard am Low Sh sol ^ FL and owing to the fact N ? !.nd in late and we are stoc tba Etta* : pers, we have reduced Men's Low Shoes. tivc i TJiese Slippers wer( )le? * | for $15.50, but having J and having too many i < j going to sell them : 7J' $13.85 the pair. root. t [ i . / zc : EE DRY GOOl KIN< ii . . .:fv :arce! AT OUR 1 IRE FOR- | E THE I f?RE- | ON 11 ' OODS IS I [ONEY. I Kingstree, S. C. ^ __ li i ? ? i ! , ? fc ? * ? * IS ed our line of j; k < r n i i r i 5 i rosier i ioes | that thev came ? | :ked up on Slip- B ? the price of all j? ???? ' 5 bought to sell j* ; bought others ^ & n stock, we are & tor $12.75 and R* i I i 5S CO, | jSTREE, S. C. i K-K-rarefrewRM V ...