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.r?a A Profitabl SELUNG AS a means of reducii ally stimulating tra > vexing transports! \ truck has large possibility | agency for bringing the : I the city to the taim and I city. In many sections of ft dray Jines are being esta E profit. Farmers everywht I investment because perish W ed quickly to ready mar] r extending their trade radi k I The dealer who pushes nitv is performing a rea] i ~ rnu ft kllOITlOOC c< fU BCrV'CP. inc uuouiboo vi v [J' tore. Service is the kevi I] cessful truck business. 1 good truck at a fair price || will be in a position to si U vice to his customers. The Huffman Truck A big, sturdy, general i ard units as Timken beari'i I stone tires, La vine steerii * A n 11 a. steel frame, miuer iran D ! Zenith carburetor, Contin I Huffman truck will make p will make friends ,booster F the dealer who sells it. The I j lowest priced truck ix r America todav for it? p carrying: capacity WRITE FOR OUR DI D. P. SLOAN Distributors for North Ca \ Huffman Truck, Atlas T Auton . i < ANnF.RS I BO*'T BE HALF / *k I I Ti *{// MALI J\J "King c _ jF Lost of weight and I if Life's battles. Poor j I I' fatigue?these are the I J ished Mood supplp, f | -i , Klfc1 a tliuinant of body-toxir N 3 proper food assimilat T'S cleansed of impuritie* I I ' J| ished back to a health) V | ing normal health and ? 1 MoI#aoo? ic ^ rail I I Malt Ext, Gentian; I ! f and other oroperties I I prominent physicians, t f a 'tonic for the body syst< J PRICE ][ For S KINGSTREE KINGSTREE, Jilk SflHSEl gg| I le Business TRUCKS S; the cost of living, gener* e and solving the nation's tion problems the motor 58. It is the most effective manufactured products of the farm products to the the country regular truck blished and operated at a src find trucks a profitable table products can be movkets. City merchants arc us through truck delivery, truck sales in his coinmuservice and profiting as he elling trucks has a real fulote in building up a sucrhe dealer must handle a through a distributor who and back of him with seritility tnirk of such standngs, Torbensen axles, Fire jg gear, hydraulic pressed smission, Dixie magneto, lental or Buda motor. The ; good on any hauling .jol>. s and future eusfomei-s fo? *1,875 F. 0. B. Factory. i SAIiEB PROPOSITION. A SONS Inr UL UVIIU; ailV. jrolina and South Carolina. tuck, Elcar and Huffman lobiles. on, s. c. I .-r\ ( s I I MAN OA WOMAN UCE ]| rooEN L i Tonka" 11ft energy handicaps one for V V] " ipj>etitc, indigestion, body 1 IT symptom? of an impovcr- I /\ rOGEN 1 " ite, aids digestion, is an I is (poisons), and promotes ff ^ ion. Thus the Wood i? M " ?, and body-tissues nour- M; ' condition, quickly restor- m. fcj increased weight. f? %. maceutical comjiound of ron, Cavrara, Strychnine \ 5 f recommended by many \ D It is the one complete 1 I :m. 1 I $1.20 r ale By jj DRUG CO., * w.i .. - i'-. ?:?<*? FINDItfG IS KEEPING I: Money Picked Up by Two Boys Is Theirs, Jury Says. ;] When Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer found hidden treasure, re- 1 member how fine they felt ? Suppose ^ the police had taken the money from them because they said it didn't be- ( long- to them, can you imagine how f their spirits would have dropped to ' zero? And then, after months of waiting, if some mysterious power had made the police give the money back to Hnrlr and Tom. can vou realize their elation? Then you know how happy are Albert John Bradley, Jr., seven years old, and William A. Donahey, Jr., nine years, of Pittsbuhg, Pa., since they won their suit against the First National Bank of Wilkinsburg, which claimed $5,350 the boys found hidden under a lumber pile of the Mitchell Lumber Company on Oct. 4, 1919. "Jack Bradley and I were playing pirates when I stooped down behind a lumber pile to grab a stick and i-an my hand in to a whole pile of money, fat rolls of $50 and $100 bills, wrapped in a newspaper," said Billy, telling of his find. "I was so surprised I couldn't believe it was real money:" Chief of Police Walace R. Bishop thought the money was part of $30,000 stolen from the Wilkinsburg Bank on May 10, 1919, and caused it to be - ? a a* i. T-l returned to tne oanic. Aioert wean Bradley, a machinist, and William A. Donahey, a clerk, the parents of 1i? boys, began suit on behalf of their sons against the bank for the recovery of the money. The jury decided the bank had failed to prove ownership and a verdict of 15,564, including interest to date, was returned in favor of the lads. The boys will not receive more than $2,000 each, as the remainder has gone for attorney fees and other costs, according to Mrs. Donahey, who asserted that Billy's money would be placed in trust until he is twentyone and will furnish a college education for him. "At first I was going to spend the money to buy candy for my girl and take her to the movies often," said Billy, "but now I think I'll save it all until I grow up and study to become < * T 1 41 . a lawyer or a doctor, ra rawer uc a doctor, because there's more money in that, and I want to be whatever makes the most money." He said Jane was the young lady upon whom part of the money was to have been spent, but he refused to tell her last name. Young Bradley seems dazed by his rise to fortune and is unable to say what he will do with the money. He was tempted to buy a "great big seven passenger automobile with a chauffeur," His sister, Virginia, six years old and with feminine visions of home-making already in mind said: "Jack is going to buy a house with -the money." 1'Jae treasure unoer | denied this, saying: "No, I won't give | you or brother Billy a cent. IH keep it all myself and when I grow up 1 wont be anything but just a millionaire." NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the Estate of Maria L. Baggett, deceased, are hereby required to present the -same, duly attested, to the undersigned executor of the Estate of Maria L. Baggett, deceased, ana all person^ indebted to the said Esbite are required to make payment to the undersigned. T P DiCCPTT X* JUi. U/1UUJUA Jk.f Administrator of the Estate of I Maria L. Baggett, deceased. 6-24-3t. 1 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of July, 1920, I will apply to P. M. Brockinton, Probate Judge, for Letters Dismissory as Administrator of the Estate of W. H. Wilson, deceased. EMANUEL WILSON, 6-17-5t Administrator. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of July, 1920,1 win appiy w> P. M. Brockinton, Probate Judge of Williamsburg County, for Letters Eismisuory as the Generay Guardian of Maxid L. Kennedy, Samuel M. Kennedy, Flora J. Kennedy and Robt C. Kennedy. E. MARIAH KENNEDY", General Guardian. 6-8-&t NOTICE OF APPLICATION FDR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of July, 1920, I will apply to P. ill. Brockinton, probate judge of Williamsburg county, for Letters Dismissory as Administrator of the estate aof Annie Cooper, deceased. M. C. Cooper, Administrator nf tliA Fjrf-AtA nf Annie Cooner. de I ceased. I I 666 quickly relieves Constipation, Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. |D. Nov. 25-20. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR I FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the L7th day of July, 1920, I will apply to j P. M. Brockintor, Probate Judge of1 Williamsburg Cointy, for Letters Dis- j missory as the General Guardian of Marvin Brockinton. COSMO E. BROCKINTON * \ >-17-5t. General Guardian. .LLUULIllIIJllllimUllHI 1 Get Ge 1WE, HAVE JU John Deer-I m MOW I * I They Will Harvest ? 1 1 ' i WE ALSO ? ? Dain and 9 I Williams ra Main Street As sure a are a foot you will like r?\ [ YOU never got sucl contentment as Ci you. Camels quality blend of choice Turkish Domestic Tobaccos goodness possible?anc prefer this Camel blei kind oftobacco smoke Camels; mellow-mil revelation! Smoke t freedom without tiring They leave no unples retty aftertaste nof u uigcuctiy uuui : Give Camels every compare them puff-foi any cigarette in the w< \ NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING TO DISSOLVE CORPORATION Notice is hereby liven that a meeting of the stockholders of the Bethel Saw, Gin & Grist Mill Company, a corporation duly chartered and created under the laws of the State of South Carolina, will be held on the 19th day of July, 1920, at twelve o'clock noon, in the office of J. W. Stewart, Magis Reach t Rig ' ' ) ST RECEIVED A ( tain ing Machines i Self-Dumpii Your Oats and Hay I t > HAVE A GOOD ilcCormick F iburg Hardm . - Kin s you high? j this Camel Turkish and Domestic jB If blend! j^j h cigaretteand expert t and choice 9Kfl make this i make you id to either aness is a v hem with your taste! ' IHK Lsant ciganpleasant ^H| test?then r-puff with ; ' trate, Kingstree, S. G* R. P. D. No. % for the purpose of considering the liquidation and dissolution of said Bethel Saw, Gin, A Grist Mill Coa. pany, the winding up of its affairs, I and the surrender of its charter. , Dated at Kingstree, S.G ., R. F. Dl i No. 2, this 16th day of June, 1930. J. W. STEWART, 6-17-5L Owner and Sole Stockholder. | Subscribe now for The Record. SEErH-S+H-H-H-M-'ii+iW r To] ' IIP ^ ;ht! ???? CARLOAD OF ji , >1 i t i : i * 1 J '! S | and | lg Hay Rakes jj 1 and Do It Right! i I | > LINE UE B Repair Parts. | 1 fare Co., 1 igstree, So. Car. S '! -a? V; ?;WdH . ? NM evwywAeie ia mdmtiticMlty *mM of 30 agfr*ti*?; or tma pfok fa?? i w? f o4k? s . . H ? , . ? & ^ ' ~'*3 BLEND SM < i c a >? t t t f ? JjfSy