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P. S. C( FUNERAL DIRECT) I keep on hand a 1 Coffins, Cask) I of all kinds, and will any place in the coi 8 m | I can furnish all kinc I Gents', Boy I also have a ni In connection with e represent ttoee flon nish cut flowers a on sho] I PHONE No. 91. Why do you buy a certain make of tire? Do you choose tires because they are made by a secret formula? Or do you buy them to secure safe, pleasurable riding for many miles at low cost per mile? And because they require infrequent at| tendon? 4 j tmjunswcK I X TIRES " If these qualities appeal to you, as they do to most motorists, your next tire will be a Brunswick. Just try one on your I own car. Keep its record against any other. A year from now you'll have all Brunswicks, Kingstree Hardwai Company Kingstree, - S. ( .4 v. - y&<? mmmmmmmmmmmmummm 3URTNEY DR AND EMBALMER large assortment of ets and Vaults riadlv deliver them to mty on short notice. | . is of shrouds?Ladies', | s' and Girls'. | ce motor hearse. " ay funeral business, I I il houses and can furind funeral designs pt notice. KINGSTREE, S. C. j ^K S^if * >3: I^B ^MM^^HBsBHHftj^^BB gifii^3 ^^Si^SSSCl *W.. 11CZJSS^vm S^CSAy MEXICO LAttOE OIL PRODCCER Yields from Fields in United States May Become Exhausted. Washington. Sept. 21.?M e x i c o promises to become the oil reservoir of the Western Hemisphere, the Department of Commerce declared today in a review of the petroleum industry in the southern republic. Increased ronsnmDtion in the United States is likely to exhaust producing fields in this country within twenty-five years, the stiitement said. Exhaustion of forty per cent of the producing fields of the United States, the department's review stated, has caused Mexico to take second place in oil production although only about twelve per cent of the potential capacity of Mexican wells is being actually produced. Oil exports from Mexico during the first six months of 1920 totalled 60,000,000 barrels, an increase of seventy two per cent over the previous year. Development of the Mexican oil fields, however, is only in its infancy, the review states, adding that of th" 231,250 square miles of territory believed to contain oil deposits, nor more than 800 square miles are being exploited. Curtailment of production is ascribed by the department to lack of transportation and storage facilities, and to the unsettled politica1 conditions. Of the $350,000,000 estimated to be invested m the Mexican oil industry, including $50,000,000 in tankers, about 70 per cent represents American capital, the review says. About 27 per cent is British and Dutch capital anc' three per cent Mexican and other interests. Peace of mind promoter at 116 Academy Street,. Kingstree. It. mU B J 11 f j f ^ f j f ^ if H 1,W1 * E FAll I K" "fc jj ^ Ji 33 I ^ ^ '? * 33 I W e invit< J ing your select jj ! Felts in suffici ?h j that shape- hol< I | The Ki | j Kingsti % I | J > < 1 % 1 yrmr>T^'nT>T>T>T>TiTtTti St'NDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AH Denominations of the County to ^ Meet in Kingstree Oct. 5th. The Williamsburg County Sunday Q> School convention will be held on Sun- ( day. Oct. 3, in the Presbyterian church ^ in Kingstree. The County Association is composed of all the Sunday j3t) Schools of all denominations in the county, and it is expected that each school will have two or more delegates at this convention. A cordial ? invit_atinn is eYtenH<vi hv tVip Kincs tree people to all the Sunday schools in the county to attend this convention. It is expected that Leon C. Palmer, General Superintendent of the State Sunday School Association, will attend his first convention in Williamsburg county on that date. Mr. Palmer came to South Carolina in June . to take up the work in place of R. D. Webb, who was called to the work in Georgia, now General Superintendent of the Georgia Sunday School Association. Mr. Palmer will be accompanied by one other field worker to this convention. o Let's drop the word "bargain" from the business dictionary?there can be no permanent profit in transactions where one or the other loses. A. M. SNIDER Surgeon Dentist Railroad Ave.. KINGSTREE Fall upper and Lower set $22.50. Gold crowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 per tooth. Extracting 50# per tooth or 4 for $1.00. No charge for extracting for bride or plate. Extracting free for children or persons over 70 years of ac?. ) I mEEfmmmsE^a , AND WIN of the celet ^ MMM. m; 'wf IS? I ?' \l : '{ t V i 5 you to inspect this excellei ion. You will find here the ent range to please the most ling quality found only in t \ uigsiree "The Store oi ree, {>K-K>K-K-K>K>K4gK4W-K?^ -v_- . . ... _____ . . Which Insurance Company issues > most attractive policy? Ask R. D. Mills. 7-22-tf. ASOLINE SYSTEMS Dil Tanks and Pumps, Air Comput: Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases, count Registers, Rebuilt Cash Regers, Safes, Store Fixtures. THE LMILTON SALES CO., Columbia, C. 1-29-If mi ^ I J MR. W. F. NELSON, a merchant of Hixon, Tenn., says: That the daughter of one of his neighbors, Mr. Jamei Roberts, was in snch a condition witl female trouble that an operation wai advised, and the young lady was sentt< Chattanooga for its performance. 8h< dreaded the operation, and ?Tkl<Ld VITAE having been recommended decided to try that flnt. She has taker six bottlee and is happily on the roat to recovery. She is able to do her usua work and is in better health than foi years before, but continues to use it She writes: ''STELLA VITAE will d< >11 you claim." Her father says MSb< began to improve at once, after taking STELLA VITAE." THACHER MEDICINE CO. UU,nm.k CW....-, W D. S. A. rER SH01 irated ? HA1 rlj? ' xp * t / mi} JT at showing of Men's Hal latest styles in Velours ; particular persons. Ki he very best hats made. Goods Co f ftnaUfv" South Cc KIN6STREE Lodge, No. 46 /*g$*\A.RM. ; < Meets the second Thursday sight in each month. Visiting biethr? . cordially invited. E. L. Hirseh, W. 1L, H. L. Prosser, Sec. 1-1-ly. ^vTmu^umTTI Our Girls I / i the threshold of womanhood I itions ago an old southern doc- I r wrote a prescription for the I ? of women, which lias become I own to fame as4' Stella Vitae;'' I s been the right thing at the I I I ^ ^ i 1 B I J | W s > BH| Wl I 4 *i i HP 'H b i*r v i ^?? ?m?m?mrnm?mm * 4* ^B ra .^Ij ? W fl UMI ? IMIMI?' 1^1 1? I I KING I ' 4 ' J I a : \i? 1 g ji (r I<1 , w|| f fl lll|KUlJf | | J truima j ta I ' i r . V -?36t-*S ^