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Faithful Unto Death The Newfoundland dog that was shot dead by a robber in a raid on a restaurant last night died for his friend, just as truly as ever a man died for his friend. Summoned to his aid by his master, already wounded by a bulldog, this dog, a noble but vanishing breed, did not stop to reason. His master was in danger; to his master's aid he rushed even J against the muzzle of a revolver pointed at him. He grappled with one of the two Vn'ofoo tVio nthpr thief shot him through the head. He dragged himself to his master's feet and there died with his eyes searching those of his master, doubtless with the ques- j tion that dogs have asked of men I through the ages since dogs ceased ; to be wolves: "Have I done well?" This Newfoundland dog did do well, i He did supremely well. He deserves to be named in the day's record of O | Shoes fo: * an Our Line Embraces Si We are Sure You J ust at present w Men, Women and Ch able to procure. Amon? our lines is a well-known bran . faction to all who hav put into shoes in the Our line of Ladi< ers, made by well-kn< oughly appreciate thi to our store and insp to show our line. Children need w grown-ups, and we a sion. Bring the Jittb up with shoes that wi well as give the mos Silverman' Kingstree, ITRENCHAR Long and Sb W Well Establ I Rail, W Orders I We Solicit Yoi Yards or Corn We Carry on Or Flooring-Ceili Trencharc PLANT: FLOR Office Florence, S. C. Wholesale and i A* life; because he displayed the high- i > est moral attribute of men and of 11 dogs alike?fine instinct of loyalty, j s ?New York Mail. J Have vou subscribed for The Rec- c ord ? They are givin away, free, a j Ford Touring Car. and other big prizes in connection with a subscrip- ( tion campaign. ; o i The Pity of It. 1 First lady?"Why. didn't you know my husband was a great optimist?" Second lady?"No. What a pity! He j r could have had the order I gave for i ^ a pair of spectacles for my husband | * only last week 1" j Basket Picnic I j ? - r On Friday, June'25th we will have a basket picnic at Union Presbyter- j ian Church and Mr. Little, Christian i Endeavor Field Secretary, will deliv- ( er an address at 12 o'clock; and at < Tl-H ^4- O.QH , tne iown nan uiui m^m, at v.w \ p. m.. and the public is cordially invited to attend both services as they i r the Men, id Childrei ome of the Best Known Mi I iHTill Find the Shoe You tK e are offering one of the b< ildren for Spring wear th; is the famous Florsheim ? Ld in Kingstree, and has g e used them. They emb. way,of style, comfort anc 3s' Shoes includes the late )wn and reliable manufa ls showing, it will be nece^ ect them. It will be a sou ell-made, dependable Sho re in position to supply ti 3 boys and girls to our sto] II be a source of pleasure t satisfactory service. s Departmei ID-SPARROW LUII FLORENCE, S. C. MANUFACTURERS ort Leaf Yellow Pine and J Lolesale and Retail Yards Ished Facilities for Quick I ater, Cargo or Truck Deli iflrorp nr Small. Same Att ir Inquiries and Corresp tractors for Any Materal the Building Line, ir Yards All Sizes Framin, lg-Shingles-Laths and Int 1-Sparrow Lum FLORENCE, S. C. . ENCE, S. Q. PHON s: "Masonic Temple Build SHIPPING POINTS: Savannah, Ga. Jac Retail Departments. Dir vill hear an able speaker and will lave a chance to learn more about Christian Endeavor and what it tands for. Come everybody, every Sunday light, Christian Endeavor, Town Hall, 5:30, and help make Christian Enleavor what is stands for. Albert R. Mosely, Jr., Corresponding Secretary, Salters Christian Endeavor. 785 1920 rHE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COEDUCATIONAL Entrance examination, and examinitions for the free tuition county scholarships at all county seats Frilay July 9, at 9 a., m. Four-year courses lead to the B. A. ind B. S. degrees. Special two-year >re-medical and pre- technical courses ire given. Spacious buildings and athletic 'rounds, well equipped laboratories, inexcelled library facilities. Two lormitories for men. Expenses mod>rate. For terms and catalogue, adIress HARRISON RANDOLPH. Pres. 5tp. O Women i! t ikes in America and rant at Our Store. sst lines of Shoes for at we have ever been >hoe for Men. This Jiven complete satisrace all that can be 1 workmanship. st patterns and leatcturers. To thorpary for you to come rce of pleasure to us es as much so as do II lese almost in profu- I re and let us fit them j j to them to wear, as I lit Store, South Carolina. =Q ABER CO. 1 Hardwoods Shipmente veries H ention. || ?ondence with ?| i Required in 5 and Timbers erior Finish ? * iber Co. I lES: 713 & 715 1 ing" g: :ksonville, Fla. ect Shipments wmmmmmmm; NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ' F. A. Project No. 80? Williamsburg County Bids will be received at 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, July 7th, 1920, at the office of the Board of County Commissioners of Williamsburg County, Ktngstree, S. C., for the construction of 8.504 miles of the Manning-Kingstree Road between Clarendon County line and Survey Sta tion 183fi>U, ana Dnages on same ruau j between Clarendon County line and i Black River. I The road work consists of approximately 8.6 acres clearing and grubbing 43,090 cu. yds. common excavation, 20,308 cu. yds. sand clay, surfacing 44.87 M. Lin. Ft. mixing and shaping sand-clay, 30.0 cu. yds. Class "A" concrete in box culverts, 2,587 lbs. steel reinforcement, 94.2 cu. yds. class "B" concrete in headvalls and all the necessary pipe culverts. The bridge work consists of 76.506 ft, C. M. creosoted lumber, 31,331 lbs. hardware, 4,710 Lin. Ft. cresoted piles and 952 Sq. Yds, Tarvia "A" weaving surface. Proposals must be accompanied by . certified check for Five Hundred Dol-! lais rt 500 00) made payable to the j Chairman of the Hoard of County { Commissioners of Williamsbutg Coun- , ty The work may be bid on as a j whole 'or s j aiately. If the work is bid on as a whole only one check will be required. j Plans, specifications and proposal j forms are On file at the office of the j State ILghvay Li.gineer, Columbia, j S. C., and at the office of J. M. Mar- j ? ? Tr- A n n I tin, County I'.njrweer, tvmgsiree, a. v.. Plans ami tpccit'ications may be ob- I tained at the ofice of the State Highway Engineer, Columbia, S. C., upon request accompanied by check for Five Hollars ($5.00), which will be refunded when, same are returned in good condition 6-24-2t. _GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Offer the Following Low Prices Tar*Paper Roofing, per roll $2.00 Life Time Roofing, per roll?$4.50 4 Et. Garden Wire; per roll $6.00 32 In. Hog Wire, per roll $12.50 $3.75 Plow Bridals, each $3.00 Dixie Plow Points, each 15# Dixie Plow Bars, each__ 15# Dixie Plow Wings, each 25# Dixie Plow Beams, each 75# Dixie Plow Handles, each 75# Lewis Upright Beams, each 75# Lewis Upright Handles, each 75# Lewis Upright Bars, each__25# & 50# I Wire Nails, lb 10# Large Galv. Tubs, each_$1.25 to $1.75 Large Galv. Buckets, each 40# Nu Black & New Club Shells, bx._80# Smokeless Shells, bx $1.00 $1.25 Brooms, each 75# Shoe Tacks, all sizes, bx 5# Flat-Head Tacks, all sizes, bx 5# Pump Leathers, all sizes, each 8# , Tobacco Twine, best quality, lb 75# ' All of my stock of groceries, canned goods, hardware, shoes, notions, crockery and enamel ware, and, in fact, my whole stock of goods must go regardless of price, so come and make me an offer on anything that I may have in stock, as my other business interests are needing my attention and I must close this stock out at once. ALBERT R. MOSELEY, Jr., 1-* c r* oaiiici o i/tpuv, u? v> I ! SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT F. A. Project No. 80 WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY Bids will be received at 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, July 7th, 1920, at the office of the Board of County Commissioners of Williamsburg County, Kingstree, S. C., for the earth excavation on 2.52 miles of the Manning-Kingstree road between Sta. 183f50 and Sta. 316f73.7 near Black River. The work consists of approximately 98,381 Cu. Yds. of common earth excavation. Proposals must be accompanied by certified check for Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) made payable to the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Williamsburg County. Plans, Specifications and Proposal forms are on file at the office of J. M. Martin, County Engineer, Kinstree, S. C., and at the office of the State Highway Engineer, Columbia, S. C. 6-24-2L CORPORATORS NOTICE j TAKE NOTICE, That pursuant to j a commission issued by the Honorable { W. Banks Dove, Secretary of State, j to the undersigned, authorizing and j empowering them to open books of subscription to the capital stock of " The Farmers' Bank, of Greelyville, . S. C., the said books of subscription j to the capital stock of the said Farmers' Bank will be opened at Greely- I ville, S. C., in the office of Dr. J. F. j Haselden, at 12 o'clock noon, on Friday, June 25, 1920, and will remain open until said capital stock of Thirty Thousand Dollars has been fully subscribed. The amount of the capital stock is to be Thirty Thousand ($30,000.00) Dollars. The number of shares into which the capital stock is to be divided is three hundred (300) shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each. H. D. FERBELL, .T R ALSBROOK. j. N. BROWDER, 6-24-3tc. Corporators. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the Estate of Mary Brown, deceased, are hereby required to present the same, duly attested, to the undersigned executor of the Estate of Mary Brown, deceased, or to his attorneys, Lee & Shuler, Kingstree, S. C., and all persons indebted to the said Estate are required, to make payment to the undersigned.' LEE BROWN, Qualified Executor of Mary Brown, deceased, Hemingway, S. C., Rt. 1, Box 23. 5-27-3t. McCormick?the old reliable Mow- j ers and Rakes. On sale by the Wil- \ liamsburg Live Stock Co. Call on I us.?Adv.?2t I MONEY! M MONEY TO LOAN 01 FARM LAI | at a low rate of interest f( j R. C. Jol I Phone 239 I The People's I I H. A. MILLER, 3 I FRESH BEEF, PORK Highest Cash Prices Pai Leave Orders With Us foi f WILL PAY I. 30 Cents per pound for fat Cents; Half Grown Chick I pound. Ship us your chi | check by return mail. \ H. A. MI | KINGSTREE, j???? m tm m m m t SlSSjK WE MAKE THE GRADE OF OUR PRIDE. IN FACT, OUR SERVICE IS SUB< THING?YOUR SAFETY IN DEALING 1 BY SERVICE, WE MEAN THE COR HANDLING OF YOUR EVERY BANKIN( BY SAFETY, WE MEAN THAT DEC OAT T1TPT V CJAPPfTTABnO VAT AVTV 30V/UU JL LiU X QAIUVJUAMI/O 11VA ViiUA EVERY DEAL AT THIS BANK. SAFETY AND SERVICE MAY BE YC Saftey and Service may b AI - Ifl 1/ no Man rvnuws The Future Has I WHAT THE FUTURE IS GOING BUT THE WISE, THRIFTY MAN IS HI BLE HARD TIMES BY BANKING HIS ESTABLISHING RELATIONS WITH A STITUTION. WE OFFER OUR FACILITIES FO PROMOTION OF YOUR BUSINESS. ( US IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY A CU FIVE PER CENT PAID ON 1 BANK OF KIP OLDEST BANK IN WILLIAMS Df^SCOTT, President, R. D. JNO. KELLEY, Vice-Prea. BOYLE F. W. FAIRY, Cashier, MRS. J IONEY!!\m S" IMPROVED ' M IDS )r a term of years, ? mson, } Nexsen -Bulding. K Iff 1 , I ! ; marKet, 4 Proprietor I Ik 1 I 7 1 n 'f 3 AND SAUSAGE -r I d for Cow Hides > " Dressed Chicken YOU Hens, Roosters, 20 ens, 30 Cents per ckens. Will send ^ LLER. | J SO. CAR. I I 'mmu i BANKING SERVICE OUR ORDINATE TO ONLY ONE HTCTH US. RECT, WILLING, OBLIGING 5 TRANSACTION. JREE OF CARE WHICH ABYOUR FUNDS BUT YOUR >URS HERE. e yours here. What In Store i i* TO RTf Mn OND! WOW* / ? } * 3DGING AGAINST POSSI- jf- ' SURPLUS MONEY, AND J* STRONG FINANCIAL IN- \ g V* R THE PROTECTION AND 3ET ACQUAINTED WITH ! STOMER OF THIS BANK. I ,,,, j | JGSTREE ? BURG COUNTY MILLS, Ass'U Cashier, J SINGLETON, Bookkeeper, [ f. C. KELLY, Bookkeeper, ? ? ? ? ? ?n. I h ?