The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 25, 1920, Image 7
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Items of Local Interest V
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1920. ft
Mr. W. Leo Floweis spent Sunday (j,
th Florence.
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Mr. S. W. Cokcr of Cades had business
in Kings tree Saturday.
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Mr. H. L. Prosser spent yesterday | ^
with his homo folk at Hyman.
We are glad to state that Mr. W.
H. Carr is somewhat better this \v :ek.'
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Mr. S. T. Nesmith cf Nesmith was
a caller at The Record office Monday. II1
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Mr. J. W. McElveen of Lake City, vi
Bt 2, was a business visitor here Mon-1 en
day. be
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Mr. W. I. Hodges of Cades waj a fe
business visitor to Kingstreo Mon- at
lo,
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Mr. Louis Nesmith of Lake City 1,1
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ipent luesaay in luugauo,- v.. .
ess. * |ni:
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+* Mrs. W. S. Booth, cf Georgia, sp?-nt he
last week with Mr. and Mi's. J. D. hi
Britton. . ha
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Miss Claudia Jones of Coker College ja
is at Lake City for the Graham- .
Burch wedding. T.
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J! Miss Annie Frierson of Chicora Col- sy
\ - lege is exacted home for the Thanks- la'
giving holidays. ^
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Miss Carolyn Scott left yesterday
evening for Cheraw, where she ex- p,
pects to visit relatives. C
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Mrs. S. Marcus with her daughters,
Misses Pearl and Lillie, visited friends
m Charleston this week.
t "Count" F. R. Hemingway, Esq.,
spent the past week-end with hris S<
home folk near Hemingway. tli
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Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Montgomery U|
entertained the teachers of the Kings- of
tree school at a luncheon on Tuesday. P'
Mr. H. H. Hicks, who is connected
with the Y. M. C. A. at Florence, spent
the week-end here with his sister, Mrs. nr
P. S. Courtney. 2
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Miss "Winkle" Glenn of Ashley Hall
chool, Charleston, is expected in town j
on Friday morning. She is to be the 0t
. guest of Miss Marian McFaddin. E
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Mrs. S. Marcus and daughters, C
Misses Pearl and Lillie, left yesterday ~
evening for New York. They expect
to be away until after Christmas.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Snider were
V called to Hartsville yesterday on ac- ^
count of the death of Mrs. Snider's
mother, Mrs. Anderson, at that place.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Epps of near F
Lake City spent Sunday in town with
the families of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. W. ?
Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. P. S. ^
Courtney.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Philips and g
Messrs. Rusk in of Columbia arc spend- g
ins: the Thanksgiving scaeon here a
with the former's brother-in-law, Mr. 3
J. H. Epps. v I
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Miss Marian McFaddin is at home I
after spending a week with friends in f
Laurens and Columbia. While in
Laurens she took part in the Darling
ton-McCrady wedding. j?
McBride McFaddin left Wednesday 8
might for Charleston. "Mac" wants
to be there for the laying of the cor- fi
ner stone to the Greater Citadel, which 1
takes place on Thursday.
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L Mr. W. Lee Flowers left yesterday
I evening for Lake City, where he will 8
^ participate in the Graham-Burch wed- ff
(Tlinrs. I
ding', wiijcii ui&cd pittw muo ^ _
day) evening at 6 o'clock. *
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Misses Elizabeth Stackley, Maude I
Aline Kinder and Azilee McKnight of I
Columbia College are expected home J
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with their respective parents. *:
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Messrs. Harry Britton and R. C. S
Johnson left Tuesday for Orangeburg, I
where Mr. Britton was married yes- I
terday to Miss Susie Kortjohn, Mr. I
Johnson participating as best can. i
Our Prices as They Are Today
The following reductions on the
class of goods we carry is lower than
any sale that has been advertised this
season. A visit to our store will convince
you that this statement is ab
aoiuteiy true. _
Manhattan Shirts, 33 1-3 % off. I
Ide Shirts, 33 1-3% off. fi
Hansen Dress Gloves, 10% off. I
Hansen Gauntlets, 20% off. h
Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothing, I
20% off. I
Strauss Mfg. Overcoats, 20% off. fi
Underwear, 30% off. fi
Caps, 20% off. s
_ # Outing Night Shirts, 50% off.
Outing Pajamas, 50% off. !?
Nice lines of Knox Hats, Shawknit 1
Hose, and Neckwear, which were pur-1 jjg
" chased at today's prices, have just j 2
arrived. i
McGILL BROTHERS. "
"Store for Men" ; ?
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reenville Woman Describes Ailments
Making Her Miserable
() () \ NOTE I) C H A X C, K
rs. Lottis Says She "Certainiy Can
Say Tanlac Is a Fine Mtdicine
"1 am glad to recommend Tanlac
cause it helped ray husband so
uch," said Mrs. Iieulah Lcfiis, of lo
ist Main street, Woodsido, Greenlie,
S. C., in a statement she gave in
dorsement of Tanlac. "My Hus.nd
sufferet! from what he thought
is malaria. He had some chills and
It badly almost all the time. He
e almost nothing and complained a
t of being troubled with his aervcs.
digestion caused him a great deal
discomfort, and he was rejtle":; at
ght.
"His appetite returned soon after
began taking Tanlac, though, and
s strength increased. He says hits
not felt any indigestion pains
;en soon after he began ta.:mg i?.nc.
That big knot, which he used to
el in his stomach, is gone, and the
mlac has built up and regulated his
stem. He talks so much about Tanc
that I certainly can say it is a
le medicine."
Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold
the Kingstree Drug Co., Kingstree;
irmer's Drug Co., Hemingway, S.
,, S. S. Aronson & Co., Lane, S. C.,
, P. Hinnant, Suttons, S. C.?Adv.
-25-2t.
Appetite of Birds
Birds ar? usually vomHiuw infers,
jme bird* consume :?* ?? and a half
mes their weight of t'?'i*i in twenty>ur
hours. The hemn which has the
ght weight of four pounds in spite
' Its size. Is a striking example. Wild
geons are among tlie greediest eaters
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S -Ttte Explanation
Pierre a:i-: rrvtp? to solve an extiple
in ar oneHr hut it came out
cents les* i l? should, over and
rer again. s.? I ottered to help him;
hen all of a sudden he said: "I bet
know now what the matter Is. I
lght to add 2 cents for war tax."?
xebange.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
OST?Pointer puppy, white with
liver spots, answers to name of
"Chief. Reward for return to C.
J. Thompson, Kingstree, S. C. ltc.
OR SALE?One good sized iron fireproof
safe, first class condition. Bargain
for quick sale. W. I. Hodges,
Cades. S. C. ltc.
OR SALE?Three registered Hampshire
sows, pigs one week old enJust
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Car load Rock Lime,
Car load Sash and D
Car load genuine ]
1/NA/l U TT/1 tin
\j~ai iuau njma
Car load Acm
Car load Pc
Prices R
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Kingstree H;
Hampton Street,
P. s. cc
FUNERAL DIRECT*
I keep on hand a 1
Coffins, CasK<
of all kinds, and will
any place in the coi
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; I can furnish all kinc
ni x_t T?
uenis, ouyi
I also have a ni
In connection with n
represent three flora
nish cut flowers a
on shoi
PHONE No. 91. #
tilled to registratioij^ These are of
the best blood. have to be:}
seen to be appreciated. Prices reas- :
onablo, VV. I. Hodges. Cades. S. C. :
Itc. j
FOR SALI-:?One bay horse, known as
"Kingstree Fire Horse," at public !
auction, in front ??f town hall, Sat- ;
urday, November 27, at 12 o'clock.;:
ltc. !:
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LOST?Between Hemingway and J j
Kingstree, last Thursday evening. 11
one Chalmers speedster wheel and >j
tire. Liberal reward for return to j \
S. J. Dcery. Kingstree, S. C. ll-25tf j j
WOOD FOR SALE?Oak and pinejj
vL-r>nrl fnr cn'n Phnnp Snines' ! f
Market, Kingstree, S. C, 11-18-tf. !|
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! FOR RENT?One modem seven-room 3
dwelling on School street, Kings- j
I tree. Apply to David Silverman. 5
; 11-18-tf. j
! LOST?One Hudson automobile crank ?
last Sunday afternoon between my 5
home in North Kingstree and Scott's j
saw mill on road west of Kings- j
! tree. Finder will pleise return J
same to T. E. Bagget and receive ]
reward. ll-18-2t. 3
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NOTICE?We arc closing out our
present stock of Vesta Batteries at 3
cost. Regular price, $42.90; sale j
price, .$32.50. Kingstree Battery 2
Company. 11-18-tfc. \
FOR RENT. SALE OR LEASE?One 2
1 large dwelling, suitable for board- *
j ing house. Apply to The County
1 Record office. ll-18-2t. '
] FOR SALE?1918 model, 7-passenger ;
Studebaker automobile. In good .
! state of repair, top and upholstery
1 in good condition and five pract: \
cally new casings. Apply at The .
County Record office. tf.
STRAYED UK S1UL.EIN?uver coi
ored pointer bitch, white spot in
i chest, four white feet, answers to
name of "Patsy."Liberal reward for
return or information to J. H. Epps,
Kingstree, S. C. 11-11-tfc
| WANTED?Young ladies with high
school education and of good moral
character to take courese in nursing.
School of instruction to open January
1, 1921. Salary of $15.00 per
month and living expenses while
learning. Apply to or write Dr. E.
T. Kelley, Kingstree, S. C. 11-11-tfc
iWANTE D?Man with own stock
j and labor to share-crop an extra
good 2 or 3-horse farm with fiveroom
dwelling and outbuildings;
near good school and church. Also
have for sale one good Jersey cow
and calf very cheap, and a lot of
pure early King Cotton Seed at $1.00
i per bushel. Percy D. Snowden,
Hemingway, S. C. ll-ll-3tp
! FOR SALE CHEAP?One Saw Mill
Outfit complete, with 7 mules, 3
j carts, 2 wagons, one 1-ton and one
2-ton truck. For sale cheap. Write
wire or see S. F. Epps, Kingstree,
j S. C. 10-7-tfc.
. HAVE US sell your land at auction,
j Atlantic Coast Realty Company.
Petersburg, Va. and Greenville, N. C.
Write, wire of phone us at Petersburg.
Va., or see Lee & Shuler, Lo- j
cal Contract Representatives, Kings- '
tree, S. C. 9-30-tf.
Have that job printed right?by us
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ramasn cms
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Arrived |
'oors (white pine) \
Red Cedar Shingles,
,ted Lime,
e Cement Plaster, 1
>rtland Cement.
IGHT at I
ardware Co., !
Kingstree, S. 0. ijj
3URTNEY11
)R AND EMBALMER
arge assortment of
*ts and Vaults
gladly deliver them to
mty on short notice.
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I* of shrouds?Ladies7, J
s' and Girla'. J
ce motor hearse.
iy funeral business, I jj
l1 houses and can fur- I
/I nni rm o 1 5
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t notice. 1
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BOARD and four-in
and Connections.
BOOTH & Mc
SUMTER,
i.HMi.iMiniMH.i.ni iwn) 11 n mi 1111 ii it 111 m n
| "Best Place HfffHI
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: Dressed Lumber MB lagi
I Flooring 19 J*
: Ceiling and Siding jjuEgMB
:: Mouldings Hl|&m3R
I Beaver-Board
I- Never-Leak Roofing
:: Cypress Shingles RBrgSHaf
: Paints and Varnish
:: SASH and DOORS
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|j I thank my God for all 1
? been prone to consider the 1
? For, as the margin fades, th
m bad look increasingly good.
3 I thank my friends tor
3? association; my business a
x square dealings; and everyb
% and encouragement conscio
| given me.
I WM. W. BOI
x "The Best Insurai
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1 be? of service given thos
I along this line.
I COTTON INSURANCE 5
(whether in warehouse, undei
If you need your cotton insi
rates will be submitted by ni
H. L. PRC
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:hings?for what I have |
jad as well as the good. |
ings that once seemed $
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pleasant and agreeable i
ssociates for fair and \
ody for the inspiration $
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rareregKfaa t;?^4-raa5S?a
i Buildings I
;rv attractive rates and f
;e WiiO need insnrance |
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ywhere and under any I
asonable conditions, 1 '
r your shed or in open, 1
ired drop me a line and f
uxt mail. 1
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