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* ? I -^Special Prices!!; We are displaying beautiful silkJ Poplin Dresses all shades. Sizes 34 v to 46 at the low figure of $12.50. f These are made up in splendid styles. , Our line is now complete in Laces r~>w?AiJa?w irt Ia 1R ?>nts and * JIUfc/A VIVIVi J f AV w *v Hfl^^JHgher prices, as to value. We desire ^H^^^^Hecially to call your attention to I a we are showing in plain figured f H^^H^Hrgetts, Silk dress goods, lovely i Herns $2.50 per yard, also Silk i ^^H|^^Hpe at $2.00, Cotton Crepe 751. ^^H^^HTard wide China Silk $1.25, yard Be Susene Silk $1.00 Special atten- < ' to what we have in lovely pat-; I in woven figured fiaxon, checks j HI plaids. are also prepared to show our 1 ^^^^H^Bendid line 01 shoes, all styles in j HA- cuts for Men, Women, Misses and ! ^H^HHiildren. We have styles and prices j e will suit and please our custom-j Special mention yard wide Brown ^ Sea Island Homespun for limited | |Hr time at 25 cents. V W. E. JENKINSON. ! i V THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1920. | ^ r + v r ? items of Local Interest' i y e v Miss Hattie Thomas spent Monday ^ A ' in Charleston. ^ rjj * Mr. Sam Stackley is here with his father this week. f * * * * Mr. J. V. Jeffords was in Columbia (for the week-end. 8 ^ * s Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Singleton are j at Hendersonville. k Little Richard Wallace was on the B sick list this week. \ m m * Q Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lowder spent Monday in Sumter. IB * * * * E^B Miss Mary Nettles, of Clio, was a HR visitor here this week. * * * * J. S. Green, of Greelyville, was a aoted here Wednesday. C ? ? Mr. P. S. Courtney returned home ? m Sunday from New York. ^ B ^ Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Picquet were in 11 Charleston for the week-end. ^ * * p % Mrs. T. A. Bateman visited rela-1 tives at Greelyville last week. ? * ? K . Miss Bella Raphan, of Charleston, j c < visited friends here this week. J C( - * | j.Mr. and Mrs. Francis Alphonse were I week-end visitors in Charleston. 7^1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mar- n shall, on July 3rd, a fine daughter. b * * * * b Mr. W. 0. Cole, of the Record of- j fide spent Sunday at the Isle of Palms. Herbert Van Keuran of the United g States Nevy is at home on furlough. ^ Mr. E. A. McDowell, Jr., was in r Johnsonville on a business trip Tues- ^ day. . ^ S Mr. Ralph Crossland, of Columbia, \ was in town meeting old friends last ^ weeks. t B Mr. C. C. Burgess spent Tues- 6 day with his home folk in the Bethel c section. e ? ? Miss Grace Haddock spent the 4th with her parents in the Cedar Swamp community. ' ' " * Miss Ellen Hemingway, of Heming- i< way, spent the week-end with Miss J e Nell Blakeley. f %i * * ? i< Ed Harper, Ed. McDowell, and j. \ James Sullivan spent Tuesday at t] Johnsonville. n * * * 1 Lawrence Cole; of Georgetown, vis- s ^ ited his sister, Miss Alma Cole this *past week-end. v * * * * Mr. Franklin Thompson, of FlorHR ence spent Sunday here with his brother, Mr. C. J. Thompson. r Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raggett and | children spent Sunday and Monday in ? Charleston and the Isle of Palms. _ B I L Mrs. M. R. Gass and children, of p T- Winston-Salem, N. C., are here to t! spend some time with Mr. M. R. Gass. t * * * * t Ifn?Amnw on/) Mice MpII TU?U?, ? e Whisonant, of Colombia, spent the g week-end here with Mr. L. H. Cromer, . * * * * * Misses Annie and Pellerree Hoi- c land, of Clinton, were the guests of d Mrs. R. K. Wallace several days this s week. P * c Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tolley and little f Miss Virginia, spent Sunday and Monday at Charleston and the Isle of Palms. * ? * ? Mr. Thos. McCutchen and family, and Mrs. W. K. Mcintosh and chil- ? > dren left yesterday for Jackson t ? Springs, N. C. .c r . * * m B Mr. Willie Miller, who has been ^ working in Latta for some time, 0 spent the week-end here with his ^ home folk. 7 ? I Mr. and Mrs. H. ?. Montgomery 2 > ^ and boys, Feden, Hugh and Edward r are spending a ceuple of weeks at J Myrtle Beach. t ) , * 0 V ^ 'j--y -A-r *!? Mr. W. H. Carr returned Sunday rom Linconton, N. C., where he and -Irs. Carr went some days ago. Mrs. 'an* is still there. V * * * * gi Mr. Horace Carter, who has been ^ rith the Kingstree Drug Co. at dif- y erent times during past years is lere again with this firm. * * * * I r Mr. and Mrs. J. VV Swittenberg J .nd J. W., Jr., left several days ago j or the upper part of the State, stop-1 ^ ?ing over a few days at Columbia. ^ ? * * * j; Mrs. M. L. Allen and children. | 'Pi ohn Rogers and Margaret, Mrs. J. F. w IcFadden and daughter, Tyson, and j dr. H. L. Prosser are in Sumter to- j h lay. * * * * % , Hon. P. H. Stoll and family left ^ arly yesterday morning for Jackson >prings, a summer resort in North j Carolina. They expect to spend sev- '"J ral weeks there. * * * * j "A Mr. H. C. Crawford has .leased the B tcademy Theatre from Mr. C. J. 'hompson. The popular movie house I w s now being run under Mr. Craw-10 ord's management. * * g( Miss Caroline Pugh, of Columbia; ^ diss Annie Frierson and Miss Flornce Epps, of Conway, are spending n. he week here with their little cousin, j q liss Maj-y Catherine ripps. ! t ! Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Jacobs and litle daughter, Mary came over from Georgetown Sunday to see the ball ame. Mrs. Jacobs and daughter are till here, the guests of Mrs. C. D. acobs. z( ? * Si Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Deery and chil- p ren, Mrs. Zeno Vause and Mr. R. K. ja Wallace left this morning for Ridge p; !rest, X. C. Messrs. Deery and Wal- ai ace will attend a Baptist layman's 2t onvention to be held there this week. ^ * * * * ?Mr. W. H. Carr has on exhibition *\the show window of T. E. Baggett, caricature entitled "Electioneering." ' >ne candidate "buttonholes" the old armer and presents him with a Wheeling stogy," while another of-; ( ice-seeker meets the wife and tickle6 i ^ he baby under the chin. Names of j jcal aspira have been given the i ictured subjects. I * * * ly Mr. W. T. Wilkins, owner of the j m iellahan warehouse, will have asso- 1 iated with him this season in the ; 1 ' ^ 1 r i onciuct 01 me wairnuu^c, ^ucooio. v. J. Johnson and W. B. Johnson, of j ipex, N. C., and Mr. W. E. Xesmith, ca f this place. Each of these gentle- fc len have for several seasons past. 6. een identified with the warehouse usiness in Kingstree and are ripe LI i experience. ? Miss Serena Lee will have as her ^ uest at a house party this week, lisses Jessie Muckenfuss, Maudeline [olliday and Elizabeth Caldwell, of Ireenville; Miss Margaret Anderson, ithens, Ga.; Messrs. W. A. Mcllvain, umter; H. R. Phillips, Marion; Jack ? Vier and L. B. Aull, Jr., N/nety-Six. ^ l reception will be given by Miss Lee onight at her home in honor of her nests and later they will go on a amping trip to Evans' Lake, in Clarndon County. F A series of services are being con- v ucted this week, and will be contin ed during the next week, at the lethodist Church, by Dr. J. W. Dan- ? ;1. Mr. Jenkins, a singer of rare tal- F< nt, with an excellent local choir, is urnishing the music, and it is need?s to say that these services offer to Li Lnigstree and community an excep- ~ ional opportunity for spiritual betterlent. Dr. Daniel is one of the most cholarly divines of the Methodist Ihurch, and his sermons are replete rith gospel truths. Services at 10 l. M. and 8 :30 P. M. F< o ? Voters Should Enroll W Again it becomes necessary for The ? Record to urge the voters of Williams- A urg County to put their names on the lemocratic club rolls nearest their lace of residence. This is a matter hat should not be put off from day r> Hav. To vote in the primary elec ions in this state is a duty which 6very man owes, because the nominees elected at the primary is equivalent G o their election, and no man whose iame is not properly enrolled on the in lub books nearest his place of resi- Ai ence can ?hare in the privilege of is electnig or rejecting a candidate for H ublic office. Put your name on the S. lub rolls. Do it now, else you may ? orget it until it is too late. ^ 0 bj Cotton Condition in State. El According to a report issued Ly B. J. Hare, Agricultural Statistician of he Bureau of Crop Estimates, United tates Department of Agriculture, the p< ondition of cotton in South Carolina n June 25 was 74 per cent of normal, 6s compared with 68 per cent on May ? >K 1QOH not- cent nn .Tnnp 25. i W IV) OUU V/ |/v* vvuv v.. w 919, the ten-year average on June A ? being 77 per cent The acreage eported as planted an^^&ing on p one 26 was 2,900,000 acres, same as he revised estimates for 1919. P t\ ! - fle News From Cedar Swamp. Mrs. David C., Walter. S. M.. and f D. Brown and Mrs. Leland Rod- a ers motored to Columbia on Satur- ? ay, Jvjne 26th, to see their sister, ? [rs. L. C. Brooker. who has been very* j: 1 at the Baptist Hospital. They ? lade the trip in D. C. "Brown's new ? ord. . Mr. Fred Rodgers and Miss Cora anna were quietly married at the aptist parsonage, Wednesday night, j OAAL tV?P jne ovui. i nrt> ictumvu w. , ride'5 home, where a little reception as held. Ice cream and cake were ?rved by Misses Mamie and Rebecca !|j anna. Miss Alma Dukes and mother spent st week in Florence with Mrs.' Duke's ster Mrs. Birch. Mr. and Mrs. Georgie McElveeaij' >ent last week-end with home folks. ' Miss Lizzie Quarles is spending a j hile with her sister, Mrs. David |f rown. | | Mr. Dicky McCollough spent last j eek in Georgia with his father, M*.! j . McCoilough. Messrs. Cary Tisdale and Bob Rod?rs motored to Darlington to see the jrse races Monday last I Jj Mrs. J. S. McCollough is in Man- g ing with her son, Mr. Marion Mc- ' ollough, who has been yerv ill with ? phoid fever. o Mouzon-Parker Announcement,has just been made \ : the marriage cf Miss Mary L. Mou>n to Mr. William Vance Parker, aturday night, June 26th, at the [ resbyterlan Manse by the Rev. Wil- | rd Conger, Rock Mount, N. C. Mrs. ? arker is the eldest daughter of Mr. ? id Mrs. Samuel K. Mouzon, of Mou- J >ns, S. C., but has resided in Rocky P oun? for the past eighteen months, I here she held a. responsible position fc i stenographer for the Genco Light \ ompanv. P Mr. Parker is originally from t ayesville, N. C., but has made his jj >me in Raleigh for the past year, ? here he has been connected with the t ome Security Life Insurance Com- ? my. J Mr. and Mrs. Parker left immediate- * for Raleigh, N. C.. where they will ? ake their future home. ? o f \ AtiMn PkSiibAnr I uuiig vuivnviio tt oii?vu r We"want all the young chickens we ? m get and will pay 40c the pound ? >r them. People's Market.?Adv. ? 24-tf. I L\SSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ^ OST?Monday night, proDably on road between Salters and Lanes, one light brown coat, satin lined, bearing American Woolen Mills label on inside pocket Finder please return to M. E. Thrower, Salters, and receive liberal reward. 7-8-11 'ANTED?Two young ladies as telephone operators; must have grammar school education and furnish reference. Write to post office, Box 167, or call at office of Kingstree Telephone Compan^/^S^tf-c^SO OR SALE OR TRADE?-One-ton fow) 4ti imwu) cnnrfitiftii Pnr sale or will trade for a Ford touring car. Apply to T. E. Frierson, Kingstree, S. C 7-S-4tp. DR SALE?Plaster laths and brick. Can deliver promptly. For prices, write or call on J. F. Rickenbaker, ike City, S. C. 3R SALE?Sweet Potato Plants? $1.50 per 1,000, express collect $1.75 per 1,000, postpaid. All varieties; prompt shipment. DORRIS-KENSEY PLANT CO., 17-14tp. - Valdosta, Ga. 3R FRESH VEGETABLES?Phone Laurie Fulton. Phone 159. 6-10-6.tp ANTED?Chickens and Eggs, at Kelley Sanitorium, Kingstree, S. C. 13-tf. PTOUnRTT.rs W< irMt. an in this county for the Grant Six, Case Six and R & V Knight Six, which is the only Knight Six manufactured in America. Columbia Sales Agency, 24-tfc. Columbia, S. C. GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Computg Scales, Floor Scales, Show Canes, ccoun*: Registers, Rebuilt Cash Regters, Safes, Store Fixtures. THE AMILTON SALES CO., Columbia, C. 1-23-lf Rub-My-'i'ism is a great pain killer, relieves pain and soreness caused r Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, tc. Old Hens Wanted We want your old hens at 35c the >und. Bring them along to H. A. idler at the People's Market.?Adv. 24-tf. * J. M. Picquet, Jr. CONTRACTOR FOR a m> 1 OI_ A. 'lumoingf i inning idu oiujci. i i Metal Work. 6-i7-6tj.lJ lion* 846 146 K. Mala St , ' Jc~ - - .. a.." pL u : gg Flooring * I Bri< I ceiimg Lumber Li? Siding Cen 0 Casing Plai Mouldings Fin Framing Lumler Fin ?? Red Cedar Shingles Sen pfc Pine and Cypiess Shingles Sto \:?. Metal and Con position Shingles Ter Doors, Sash a id Blinds Mol Porch Column) i and Balasters Wat H Beaver Board Cor jp Valley Tin And Ridge Roll Asl if wir I EVERYTHI J BOOTH +!+!+!+!+!+ +?+W- fctfctfcttfcfcfcl AUTOMOBILE Bates per $100 on cs Hupmot lie, 48 cents; Apj Hudson, 64 cents; Buick cents. ";0% off publishe a hah it Tak e some of the ten i | livestock 5 Insure your horses, i ? dent and death. ? ALL KJITOS OF INSU1 I WM. W. jj "The I s king5tree, 0 == Shoes for and I Our Lis e Embraces Some We are Sure You Wil] Jus t at present we aj Men, Women and Child? able to procure. < Among our lines is t) is a well-known brand i] faction to all who have us put into shoes in the wa Ou: line of Ladies' f ers, ma le by well-known oughly appreciate this si to our s tcrte and inspect to show our line. Children need well-i grown-ups, and we are i sion. Bring the little bo up with shoes that will b well as give the most sa Silverman's UU ? VI11IVUS V Kingstree, mSSSSESSSmmmmmm^mmmammm "" { s ' ??-* liifex-g im '.y . . . . >f. '' M B 1 t Building Z Material ??. ; Brick Saws ? U8J nairucis rer Pipe Hammers re Fine Door Has ra Cotta Thimbles Carpenter :ar Colars and Stains Paint Bm ter Proofing Mineral Paints an ruga ted Metal Roofing Inside Dec estos and Composition Roofing Calsomine e Fencing, Iron and Wood Posts NG FOR THE f\ & McLEOD, : INSURANCE V its under 6 months old: )erson an d Cadillac, 56 cent; , Dodge, Ford, Mitchell d rates -on all cars of all ag< \NCE :or Out of tornados. TT1 A inc7vii/\nv/i^ uules, cows, hogs and dog &ANCE LEGAL IN SOUT BODDIE, Jest Insurance Service." - - SO. the Men, V Children! I ! of the Best Known Makes [ Find the<Shoe You Want re offering one of the best li 'en for Spring wear that we ! be famous Florsheim Shoe - * ?j T : II rungsiree, ana aas given jed them. They embrace y of style, comfort and wor Shoes includes the latest pa and reliable manufacture lowing, it will be necessary them. It will be a source o n^de, dependable Shoes as n position to supply these a ys and girls to our store am e a source of pleasure to tt .H/o'f/t /li/vwrr OATrrr! nn. LUSlctUtUiy oci nvt, 1\ 1 J. veparaneni i i / * ~~ ) I R| Hardware i Paints, Oils i| igers | *s Tools .! | ishes d Oils orations s and Cold Water Paints :j| IOUSE | Inc^ j SOUTH CAROLINA ? mmmtrnmrnmsmmm iu.iunimniuna T>I4!lItit intrt ftTfl Franklin and gj 3; Chalmers and E5 and Paige, 80 EBl 3S* M Hi flQ . fjj DQ s aeainst acci- ffl , w pn HH HCABOLINA i ? Agent. | | CAROLINA | /omen t t ' f] | J '1 in America and , at Our Store. ties of Shoes for 1 5 have ever been for Men. This 1 j p/vmnlfit,** satis- \ all that can be kmanship. tterns and leat!rs. To thorfor you to come f pleasure to us I much so as do Jmost in profud let us fit them tern to wear, as i 4 ,1 fsfnrp yivi vj e South Carolina. ]