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J COST Watches, I yy during th m m stock. This sale I T. E. B GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Comput-, ing Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases, a Is' Account Registers, Rebuilt Cash Reg- j i isters, Safes, Store Fixtures. THE i b HAMILTON SALES CO., Columbia, j ^ ^SLC. 1-29-lf r S. V. Tayior Dept. Store GREELYYILLE, S. C. f( /w Are Offering b f R? *^e celebrated Thomas Crown w I lowers for $75.00. it | 6 best Dump Rakes, $39.00 each. b We have a few Stalk Cutters and ir | Sulky Disc Harrows and Cultivators, n< | which we will sell at cost. We are L going out of'the implement business, p L 9-3Q-tf. H B TAX NOTICE. The tax books will be open for col- al Ilection of taxes for the year 1920 on d; the 15th day of October. Tax levy as n, follows: For State 12 mills w Bf For Constitutional School 3 mills For Good Roads 2 mills a: * For All County Purposes__ll mills ? Hf For San tee Bonds 1 mill T BP For Federal Aid Proj. No. 8C_1 mill . H School Districts having 4 mills spec- " ial school tax are Nos.4, 10, 59 60, 35, tl m 7, 18, 57, 38, 51, 9, 45, 30, and 31. la W School Districts having 8 mills spec ial school tax are 46, 48, 50, 34, 4, 5, P 36, 39, 41, 52, 6, 17, 19, 25, 29, 43, 49, w 53, 55, 56, 14, 28, 40, 8. 37, 61, 54. 11 c< and 13. c; School Districts having 6 mills spec* ial srhool tax are 47 and 32. School Districts having 12 mills c< special tax are 22, 68, 27, 15, 42, 12, s< 28, and Andrews No. A-12. * Schools Districts having 14 mills | h, | special tax are 16 and 24. " The following school districts have i" [ bonds as stated: u L ^Nt. 22 4 mills u mJ> No. 48 6 mills ! f. V No. 58 6 mills J No. 52 ' 4 mills I No. 25 4 mills g B No. 11 4 mills I No. 15 8 mills w I No. 42 4 mills I No. 12 ? mills ( Clarendon Bonds on Clarendon 1 township, Nos. 14 and 53. lJj m K A tax of 50 cents on dogs. sc R drainage tax is due and payable at ?( B the same time with other taxes. . .All parties between the ages of 21 ct and 60 years, inclusive, are hable, un- * less exempted by law, to a poll tijc of fr B $1.00, also to a commutation tax of n< $2.00. " Upon all unpaid taxes after De- m B cemoer 31 a penalty of 1% wili st ? ? - * try* * TVUfV B aauea ior January, i~/o iw ri-umaii m B and 5% to the 15th day of March next, to after which "the books will be closed W and executions issued upon all unI paid taxes. . '.v Those who desire to pay their taxes through the mail may expedite mat- ti ters by dropping the Treasurer a card * asking for the amount of their taxes, so as to avoid sending the wrong d( amount, also stating the township or oi ^_>^|townships (if property is owned in Sc ^nnore than one) and if possible give school district where property is lo- . cat?d. After paying taxes, examine " your receipts and see if all your prop- o\ erfry is covered; if not, see about ,-t at si once. m ~ By following the above suggestions . complications and additional cost mav 11 ' be avoided. R. B. SMITH. tl 9-15-D3-15 >untv Treasurer, ji REGISTRATION NOTICE h< 1he office of the Supervisor of }j. Hb Registration will be open on the 1st w iday in each month for the pur- . I^^Bpos; of registering any person who qualified as follows: ?' HT Who shall have been a resident t) HKof the State for two years, and of tl BBthe county one year, and of the ^^B pel v g precinct in which the elector B' offers to vote four months before a Wm the day of elction, and shall have tc paid, six months before, any poll sj B tex then due and payable, and who a] B ?an both read and write any section to him by the Supervisors of Regis- u I tration. or who can show that he it I owns, and has paid all taxes collecti- it 1 ble on during the present year, prop- ^ erty in this tjtatc assessed at tnrce hundred dollars or more. a B. E. CLARKSON, ? Clerk of Board. s< A. M SNIDER \ Surgeon Dentist Railroad Ave.. K1NGSTREE a S^- yvFull upper and Lower set $22.60. s ^fcc^dvtrowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 per Extracting 50# per tooth or 4 s 'rfor $1.00. No charge for extracting o for bride or plate. Extracting free I for children or persons ore*- 70 vear= '' aire- 1 PRICE < JEWELRY, CLOL is sale.. I have beei : will continue until 5 AGGET1 I Religion and Modern Progress It seems a pity that our finest minds | re not directed to the pulpit. Such | eems to be the acknowledged fact.1 f this be so let us accept the fact, ut not let the religious enthusiasm j f the young of the community go own; let us rather do something to emedy matters. Christianity is the oundation of all that is good in our lodern life. What are other places doing about j ; One of the most successful efsrts to meet changed conditions has een through the motion picture hose power for good is as great as s power for harm. It is destined to j ecome more and more a powerful j ifluence in the cause of righteous-1 ess. ) That no motion picture can take the lace of a minister is self-evident, [owever, so great is the need that n international church film organizaon has been formed which furnishes iree types of reels weekly at reasonble rates. Of these, one is for Sunay-school, one for night sendee, and ne for a community program for the eek. For Sunday, such subjects as "David n.d Goliath." "The Story of Samuel," The ninety and Nine" and "The ord is My Shepherd" are treated iterestingly and reverently. With lem go the hymns to be sung, in irge type. The Sunday-school reels re mostly missionary stories and the eek day ones are wholesome drama, >medy. travelogs and education. Nor I in the talking machine and the recrd of church music be neglected in >mm unities where Musicians are rarce. If the motion picture can be used y traveling salesmen, by teachers to lustrate a lesson, by doctors to visalize an operationy surely it can be sed to show current events to the boy om the farm or to help the whole imily in its religious life.?The Proressive farmer. o fhough I Speak With the Tongue j of Angels" Then? is no asset to a community ) great as that of a friendly spirit? ood roads, telephones and even lurches not excepted?and it is the omen who make a neighborhood iendly. Everybody fears the gossip that group of peculiarly minded ^ en who inhabit the environs of the ove in the . village store, their loughts as dark and useless as the bacco they chew and spit. Even lat, however, is ignored in the friendatmosphere we women can create. Snobbishness is more acharacterisc of the country than of the town; id it is fostered by us women. We ) not mean to be snobbish and few " us feel snobbishness. We are busy, >meone must stay at home; when we ) go we are a little diffident. Then is that the tennant thinks the land.vner's wife is high and mighty and le draws within her shell. The embeis of one church have a good me among themselves and do not link of the little woman who has ist moved in. And so it goes. To be friendly costs no money. The ?arty smile and greeting that men ave acquired thiough meeting the orld and his neighbor for ge.ieraons, we might copy with profit. The d saying "Even the cat can look at le king" might be changed to "Even le king can speak to the cat." The biggest, finest lesson we women in set ourselves to learn is that of derance and charity. "Though 1 seak with the tongues of men and of ngels and have not charity." was rittcn two thousand years ago, but is just as true now as then. Chary in thought, word and deed means pirnr kind in small things. It means pplying the golden rule every hour f the day. It means pucting one's ?lf in the other person's place and ying to understand. It means giv1 g the benefit of the doubt where unerstanding is impossible.?The Proressive Parmer. o Suiaij jo jsod q3iq aqj .\"q tasjjo unqj aotu aja.w Xaqj sb ajwn J0J P^unoa aite.w q3iq juq; pimoj oq.w pun juaui /{ojduia jo jno UA\Ojqj uaaq a.ujq oq.w uosjad aau .<aqx saiuou pjo Jiaqj % 8unun;d.i 'jba\ aqj 3uunp sjunjd eujsnpui ui pajjjo.w pun ujjon jua^ ?a3t?.*v q3yq Xq paanpui 'oqM ?7?7g sqj jo saoj3au jo spuusnoqj jo sj[a} *?) 'uoanff iu.ioj qaiudsrp sm?i y I 5ALE OF $20 IKS and CUT GLASS is now goi l advised that my storeroom is wai ?tock is sold. Do your buying eai [\ Jeweler, - B 2. fc nr with 9?% Go to your Kingstree Kingstree, f A CHEAP wagon in the beginning is the most ex- ft pensive in the end. jgj We :-c n": sell prices, but wagons.' j&s Hayr ; ust received a H shipment of the good eld ,v Southern standard "60" : wagonc. WILLIAMSBURG LIV XI 0 > / .000 ST< ng on, so don't fai ated January 1st and rly and get the best. CINGSTR 51 latest (youi ir a limitral Hmp i the purchase of a COSTS NO MORE THAN THE PHONOGRi (except small table moi Pathe dealer?< Furniture Com] 9 ESTOCK CO., KOSTREE, S. ?. s \i-' , ' 1 s ii -Hfr ' i' *Y Vili *i ifiwf fin"* - - DCK OF j il to visit my store ? I am closing out my f EE. S. C. 1 up-to-date CORDS r own selection) E h ? ORDINARY v \PH iels) quick! pany, S. C. v :j UiflSr A 157 ^cw KM?y?./EB?fc?g&fi&r t v. , . > . , ^n> y Snf'iMMfad