The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 16, 1920, Image 12
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| Mr. P
? I have the following
diate sale, and it will cerfc
?j portunity:
I No. 1?Tract of 150
about half clear, balance i
houses; first class tobacco 1
No. 2?339.79 acres,
roads.' One two-story, sis
(painted}; 7 barns and sti
tesian well; 110 acres clear
g No. 3?88 acres, 4 ]
dwelling; 2 barns (one an
* No. 4?388 acres?25'
I dwelling; 5 tenant houses;
artesian wells?$75 ac.
No. 5?164 acres?5
public road; 5-room dwellinj
NOTE?Nos. 2, 4 an
stock farm.
TERMS?Partial pay
Laurence !
P. S.?If you want to sell,
fANNOW
f. We are
1 are continuing, a
I QUALITY mere
1 cannot realize he
| This pk
? ue back of the pi
| Ready-tc
I? A splendid assortment of
|g Suits and Coats?Bolivia,
Veloir and Poplin
y:7- Dresses?Serges, Tricotii
^ Satin, Crepe bacl
7> Meteor, up from.
7 Skirts?Plaids and Plai
Trimmed, etc., up
H Blouses?Jersey, Tricolet
Voile, up from
Kg Petticoats?Jersey, Satin,
Furs?A beautiful line, "V
Juniors' and Chil<
III Remember, We have Dre?
|?? Gingham Dresses, former
js|g Children's Gingham Dress
bI Children's White Voile ai
is . to $5.00, now
:V> Women's and Misses Ribt
Sgi ' now
g? In our Millinery Departn
S: and Artistic work
Knickerbocker Ha
^ Gage Hats, up fr<
For Children we !
;;7 Boys' am
SB Follow
I Boys' Fall and Winter Su
formerly $12.00 t
Men's Fall and Winter
now
Palm Beach Suits, forme;
All Summer Underwear 1
Wash Ties
Large assortment of Han
Overalls, formerly $2.75
Altera
Clarendon's Stoi
raw I: il
swer Suits!
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,vay to lower your yearly 1
don't need so many clothes |
I
ool kind that last. |
iffner & Man j
?se clothes in stock. Tliev I
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II Bros, i
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ublic:
very desirable tracts of land for immelinlv
pay you to look out for this opacres
at Nesmith. half mile of depot,
good pasture and woodland; 2 tenant a
land; perfect natural drainage?$40 ac. I
two miles of Lake City?two public
;-room dwelling; 1 six-room dwelling I;
ibles; 4 tenant houses (occupied); ar- 9'
well ditched?$100 ac. ^ 9!
miles of Lake City?10 clear; 4-room
unusually good barn)?$60 ac.
i) clear; 3Vt miles of Lake City; 7-room |
7 barns and stables; 1 pack-house; 2
>0 clear; miles of Lake City; main
r; 1 tenant house; artesian well?$75 ac.
d 5 adjoin and would make an elegant
ment, to suit purchaser.
H. McCullough
let me know. Phone 185 1
NCEMENT---M.
o-ratpfnl for the satisfactory
nd everj' few days they are ex
handise, we beg that you mak
>w far your money will go at i
ices before you many articles
ice. The following are a few
>-Wear and Millinery
Fall and Winter Ready-to-Wear for Women
Misses and Juniors:
, Tricotine, Silvertone, Serges, Twill,
i, up from $19.75
ie, Duvytine, Charmeuse, Tricolette,
c Satin, Crepe de Chine and Crepe
$14.75
n, Accordion, Box Plaits, Leather
i from $6.7a
te. Crepe de Chine, Georgette and
52.00
, Changeable Silk, up from $6.75
Women's and Misses', up from $20.00
dren's, up from $7.50
ises, Coats and Suits in Stouts up to size 56.
ly $2.00 to $15.00, now $L14 to $9.00
>es, formerly $1.15 to $6.75, now 74* to $4.80
ad Organdie Dresses, formerly $2.00
$1.35 to $2.75
ed Underwear, formerly 65* to $5.00
c. .'15* to $2.75
lent we have Hats of Style, Quality
manship, ranging up in price from $5.00
its, up from $8.00
am $15.00
have "Lids for Kids", up from $2.75
1 Men's Furnishings.
ndng at Pre-War Prices:
?*fo d*70? fi tn 18. with extra troasers,
o $35.00, now $6.00 to $19.50
Suits, formerly $30.00 to $85.00,
.. $20.00 to $40.00
rly $20.00, now $11.00
0% below cost.
50f
idkerchiefs, formerly 25?, now 2 for 25f
and $3.00, now, per pair $2.15
itions Extra
Youi
ALDEI
:e of Quality.
TANLAC GAVE ME Ig
BACK MY STRENGTH |
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"I Think It Is tht* Grandest Remedy,"
She Declares.
V
"LIKE A NEW WOMAN" ?
; A
Piedmont Woman Says She Was So ^
Weak She Could Hardly Stay : V
Out of Bed. |
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"Tanlac gave me back my strength 1 4H
and made me feel fine in every way.!
I think it is the grandest medicine in
the world an l I can heartily recorn- ? >*
mend it to anyone who suffers from i ^
the complaints 1 had." was the em- TJ
phatic endorsement of the "Master; 4"
Medicine" given by Mrs. Lizzie Iiry- ^
son. of Piedmont. S. C. "When I be- i
gan taking Tanlac." continued Mrs.! >tBryson.
"I was so weak and broken X
down 1 could hardly keep out of bed. i JT
I had no appetite. I could not rest 4"
-oundly and I was nervous to kill. 4*
"The Tanlac gave me back my ??
health and strength, though. I soon ^
had a fine appetite, my nerves became EC
strong and steady and I felt fine in HP
every way. In a week the Tanlac had
me feeling like a new woman. I cer- ?
tainly am glad to give this grand rH
remedy public endorsement."
Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold R3
by Kingstree Drug Co., Kingstree,* ?fj
Farmer's Drug Co., Hemingway; S.
S. Aronson & Co., Lane; R. P. Hin- hU
nant, Suttons. Sj
(Advertisement)
9-16-2t EC
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My insurance customers receive all JVJ
the material things they buy and
something e!se. something money can- X)
not buy. Wm. W. Boddie, Kingstree. -v"!
S. C.
~GOOI) POSITIONS *c
Are available for young men and
women who receive a business training
at our college. We give you the
position or refund your money. Our "7
employment bureau receives calls >
every week from all the large towns iC
throughout the Carolinas, and we are
able to fill but 25 per cent of the po- 4*
sitions. We give you this opportuni- ^
ty; it's up to you to take advantage V
of it. For full particluars, write v
DRAUGHON'S $
Columbia, - - - S. C. xr
9-16-tf. fct:
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erchandise of
and hearty response shown <
:tended to other merchandise
e our store your headquartei
ILDERMAN'S until you co:
at pre-war prices, and when
of our price reductions:
Dry Goods Dei
Following Pre-Wai
Dress Poplins, formerly $1.25, now
Dress Linens, formerly $2.00, now
Large assortment of Ladies' Purses and
Large assortment White Skirt Goods, fo
Silk Poplins, formerly $1.25, now
Light and Dahk Percales, formerly 35^ :
Skirting, formerly 35< per yard, now,_.
Light Outings, formerly 35^ per yard, n
Heavy Cotton Flannel, formerly otf ana
Unbleached Domestics, formerly 3!>? per
Best Quality Van Guard Bleached, formi
Carolina Fine LL Unbleached, formerly
White Skirting, formerly $1.75 per yard
Fancy Light Voiles, formerly $1.25,
Dark Fancy and Plaid Voiles, formerly 1
now, per yard
Shoes
McElween Shoes for Men, formerly $12/
40 pair Boys' Shoes, formerly $7.05 and
200 pairs Women's Shoes, formerly $9.71
43 pairs Women's Opera Pumps, forme
now
18 pairs Women's Bronze Pumps from*
56 pairs Misses' J^oes, formerly 159.50 a
32 pairs Children's Shoes, formerly $7.50
Above are Pre-Wi
All Spring and Summer Foot-V
Boyden's Fall and Winter Shoes ::or Me
Hardwai
50,000 best grade Cedar Shingles, at pei
American Wire Fence, all sizes, i?er roll
Barbed Wire, per roll
Roofing Paper,one ply
Two ply
three ply
Retail Grocery D
4,000 lbs Sugar, at, per jiound
About 300 lb Roasted Coffefe. per pount
- Patronage is Most R
OMAN'S 20
smBns
Academy
Friday, ,
The Sky
"LOCK
j
"The Great
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A Hurricane of Thrills
A Stupendoi
Actually Stage
Pirate Airships in Midnight Hold
plane to another, 5000 feet in the
Black Squadron?Trapped by 1
rescue above the clouds.
MATINI
TWO SHOWS AT N
ADMISSION
0
Quality Selling at
our announcement of price reducti
i. For you to keep up with these nu
s, for we want everybody to share i:
me and go through our department;
you buy anything at Alderman's jro
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>artment Furniture
r Prices: Clearance Sale of 1
vof rorcn nocifers, iorrr
$1.00 Porch Swings, Fum
Hand Bags, up from?$1.00 Porch Settees, form
rmerly $1.25, now 75* Fumed Oak Settees,
75* Refrigerators, form<
and 40* a yard, now 20* Ice Chests, formerly
25* One Refrigerator i
ow 25* $145.00, nov
60* per yard, now 35* Lace Curtains, form
yard, now, per yard 25* One lot Bedroom Ch
>ry 40*, now, per yard 30* Two Golden Oak Ch
25* per yard, now, yard__20* One Mahogany Chii
t, now, per yard 75* One Mahogany Bed,
v, per yard 50* One Solid Mahoganj
>1.50 to $1.75 per yard One Solid Mahoganj
35*, 50* and 75e now
Golden Oak China
now
Kitchen Safes, Glasj
lb, now $6.25
0 00. now $3.00 and $4.00 rw Fnnr-Pipr* Fun
) to $15*00y now $5.00 to $8*00 Ono Six-Piccc Bro^
irly $10.00 and $11.50 ^ Spring Seat,
$5.00 One Blue Reed Chai
erly $14.50, now $7.00 0ne Golden Oak B<y
nd $9.75, now $4.00 and $4.25 0ne Three-Piece Ret
and $8.50, now $3.25 and $3.75 Solid Mahogany Lit
ir Prices Golden Oak Davenpc
^ear at cost
n, formerly $22.00 now $18.00
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Sugar, per pound?
Cotton Sheets, 80 x
M $9.00 Cotton Ragging?2
$8.50 to $14.50 3 n. New Ji
$4.00 to $6.00 New Cotton Ties. p.
$2.00 Fancv Patent Self-F
*2.75
$3.25 _____
lepartment NO
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Respectfully Solicited.
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Theatre |
<Sant 171
^Vl/U JL V |
Daredevil Hh
LEAR''
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Air Robbery" I ^
A Cyclonic Sensation S]
is Melodrama Hj
d in the Clouds. :" re
- - -JSB ?
l-up. Hero's daring leap from one jjjl
1 air. Heroine kidnapped by the ,v jfc * j
;he Sky Detectives. Thrilling jfc /]
Burning of the pirate craft
!E: 4:30 i
IGHT: 7:45 and 9:00 | ^
35tf and 55tf ? j
Pre-War Prices | *
ons. These price reductions we ||
)st extraordinary bargains in our |
n these wonderful savings. You I
?u know there is 100 per cent val- | ^
and House Furnishings Dept. [1 ^
Summer Furniture, Furnishings and Odd Pieces. tg aJ
ier]y $4.50 to $.50, now $2.50 to $5.50 I? <
ed Oak Finish, fromerly $5.25, now $3.25 & 1
lerly $12.50, now $7.50 ? I
, formerly $6.50, now $3.75 :|j 9
?rly $27.50 to $85.00, now $19.00 to $56.00 [SI f
t $11.00 and $37.50, now $7.00 and $22.50 ||j
ind Kitchen Cabinet combined, formerly |g
i $100.00 1 || fl
erly $1.25 to $6.00, now, per pair 50* to $2.00 |? M
airs, formerly $8.75 to $12.50, now $1.50 to $3.75 ||
iffoniers, formerly $65.00, now $38.50 f| fl|
fonier, formerly $85.00, now $50.00 si
formerly $85.00, now $52.50 g|
r Dresser, formerly $95.00. now $65.00 ?& V|
r Vanity Dressing Table, formerly $100.00. ||
$75.00 gf fl
Cabinets, formerly $45.00 and $52.50,
$35.00 and $38.50 p.j
Door, formerly $22.00, now $18.00 ??i
Living Room Furniture:
ied Oak Suit, special at $65.00
xn Reed Suit, upholstered in Tapestry, $g
s. sDecial at $145.00
se Lounge, formerly $56.00, now $38.50 ftp
okcase, formerly $52.50, now $38.50
k! Suite, upholstered in Cretonne, special at $85.00 ^
>rary Tables, special at $38.50 and $40.00 &?
>rts, formerly $50.00, now $32.50 ||>
Tiolesale Department. ki
18"/Jf H
80, 59e |K t
lb New Jute, at 23f
ate, at 29 f ^
er bundle $3.25 |||
Raising Flour, per bbl $13.60 jgX
RETURNS I 1 ;;
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