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iiJljp (County SUrurii W. F. Tolley & L. H. Cromer. Jr. Publishers. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920 SUBSCRIPTION RATES STRICTLY IN ADVANCE Single copy, one year $1.50 Single copy, six months 75 Single copv, three months 50 TELEPHONE NO. 83 Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, Resolutions of Thanks, Cards of Thanks and all other reading notices, not News, will be charged for at the rate of two cents a word for each insertion. All communications must be signed by the writter, not for publication unless desired, but to protect this newspaper. All unsigned communica Hons are a waist ot time, paper ana i postage on the part of the writer. ADVERTISING RATES Legal* Advertisements, $1.00 per > inch first insertion, 50 cents per inch eoch ' subsequent insertion. Rates on long term display adver-1 Hsements very reasonable. For rates J apply to this office. In remitting checks or money or- ! ders make payable to THE CO!*NTV RECORD Foreign Advertiiing Representative _THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION j USE YOUR INSURANCE . In practically every life i-.: u>. .< j policy of recent issue thcrj is a loan i clause permitting the borrowing of money from the company is uing the 1 insurance at the approximate rate of 6 per cent per annum, '''he granting of this loan does not require the furnishing of additional sccurdas a policy with premiums pa : to date hi' an established loan, vaijo, which stated on the face of he contract and is governed by the n.ui her of! premiums whicfk has been paid on the-1 policy. Of course the loan value on a number of new policies would be insignificant, though in many cases it may be sufficient to meet the immediate needs of the insured and bridge him across the present stringency at a lower rate of interest thai, the money can be secured from other sources. For this rer^on one of our local insurance men suggest J tc us that we call the attention of the man-.' life insurance holders in this county of this clause in their insurance policies, so that they may take advantage of their opportunities should they so desire. . We would suggest that in case a loan is desired on an insurance policy the insured tr'-" the matter up with the local representative of the company issuing the policy, who, doubtless, will be glad to furnish the necessary information r.dating to securing the loan. * News From Busy Trio. Hata^off to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, its a boy. Quite a crowd of young people en joyed a box party at the Trio Graded School Building on December 10th: 1902, for the benefit of the Methodist Parsonage. Mr. A. B. Cooper and Mr. D. R. Howell, went to Kingstree on business Monday. Mr. Acy Cooper and Mr. Sallie Cooper spent a very lively day at Suttons Sunday. Miss Helen Hinnant spent the week end ather sister's near Wilson's Mill Mr. E. T. Cooper returned home Monday from Columbia where he has been spending several days with his parents in that city. Miss Elizabeth Williams spent the week-end with her parents in Manning. Quite a number of young folks from Suttons were seen riding through Trio Sunday P. M. for a pleasure ride. Miss Annie Files spent a pleasant ' day at Bryan Sunday. Rev. Rhades started to Suttons Sunday to fill his regular appointment. His Ford failing to work on ? the road until it was too late for him to preach. He retuned back to Trio. Mr. Walter Moore seems charmed with his Mitchell that he has been ^pining around Trio in. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roweli have moved into their beautiful New bungalo. Mr. E. R. Roweli of Bryan, was t business caller at Trio Monday. ?"Tulip" o Icc book for aale at special price. 'Phone 179 D. A R. Ico Co. o If anybody Can insure it, Wm. W. Boddie can. o 'Phone 179 for 10 or more lbs. of Ice D. & B. Ice Co. o Everything in Baggett's Store is I ffered at reduced prices, preparatory' to moving January, 1st Just received, a carload of Red Rust Proof Seed Oats. Nesmith-Flowers Co., Kingstree. S. C. li-4-tf. Christmas Thoughts \Wten Christ was bom, the Temple of Janus, the War god, at Rome, was' closed, for the world was at peace. When Christmas comes in our com m unity, the market place, with all its struggles for more, will be closed; but the home, ablaze with light and i love and iov. will onen all its doors. 1 All this week evergreens have been : moving from the forests iir.lo our I, homsc, and the best things of earth will make beautiful for us the coming holiday season. Our (aiders are full and our barns are overfrowing. What's heaven anyway but a little more bread in the cupboard, a litt'e i more wood in the shed? We cannot sell our cotton for the price we want; we cam ot borrow as much money as we wish. What mat- ' tors it? "A man's roach should exceed hi ; r grasp; else what's a heaven for?" 1 o v ; Card of Thanks ; < We wish to extend appreciative . thanks to our friends for the many kindnesses extended us during the illness and death of our mother M'*s M. M. Hagnall. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jenkinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. O'Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. MeT i I NOTICE OE APPLICATION I OR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the , 21st day of January 1921. I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Williams- j ] burg County for Letters Dismissory j as Administrator of the Estate of J. j: H. Phillips, deceased. T. 15. PHILLIPS, |] Administrator of the Estate of J. H.' Phillips, deceased. 12-23-5tp ; NOTICE OF SALE ,' Pursuant to an order of Probate ( Court, dated December 20, 1920. I will roll at Public Sale on the 10th day ' of January 1921, for cash to the high-1 est bidder on the residence at Grccly-1 ville, of Mrs. Sallie A. Hogan in Wil-;. Iiamsburg County, during the legal hours of sale, the following personal ' nvAnnrfir /\f tUr* V cf ?fn nf Qnllin A I pi v/yjx,i vy vi uic uou.iv vi uuittv n. i Hogan, deceased, ta wit: 3 Dixie Boy plows; 2 scraper stacks; 1 middle buster (2-horsc); 1 2-horse wagon; 1 1-horse wagon; 1 rake; 1 : mower; 1 buggy and harness; 1 cul- j tivator; 2 saddles and bridles and 1 2 mules. ' E. B. PITTS, * Administrator of Estate of Sallie A. Hogan. 12-23-2t A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year To All McGILL BROTHEF "STORE FOR MEN" Kings tree, S. C. ! + ; FARM Sell Your i W] COTTON 1 and S U/\!/l * 4- the 11U1U It an col th< sai ler cei yo vaj sfc ASK YOUR BANKERS ABOUT THIS METHOD Co We Handle Ten Bale Lot.^ ler on Margin of S10 Per Bale c0) an Martin & Company 81 Broad Street OK New york City, N. Y. ' V NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS Iffil MEETING TO DISSOLVE COR- i PORATION Notice is hereby given, that a meet- p ing of the stockholders of Hodges- . P Graham Company, a corporation duly i J chartered under the laws of the State ^ of South Carolina, will bo held on : P Monday, the 24th day of January, IB 1921, at twelve o'clock aoon. in the. q offices of Hodges-Graham ComDr.ny i ^ at Carles, in the County of Williams- B burg, State of South Carolina, for the p purpose of considering the liquidation I and dissolution of the said Hodges- g Graham Company, the winding up of p its affairs, and the surrender of its g, charter. E Dated at Cades, S. C., this 22nd p day of December, 1920. W. 1. HODGES, Sole Stockholder, Director and Presi- g dent. 12-23-at ? p NOTICE TO CREDITORS AM persons having claims against IE the E-tate of P. M. Casselman, De- s ceased, are hereby notified to present same duly attested to the undersigned or his Attorneys, Stoll and O.'Bryan. B Kingstrce, S. C., and all persons in- B rtebted to said Estate are hereby noti j B fied to make payment to the undere-' signed. " G. W. ADR, I Administrator of Estate of P. -M. | Casselman. Greclyville. S. C. = CIT VI NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH lAROLE ' \ , g County of Williamsburg, 15y P. M. Brockinton Esquire probate a Judge. B Whereas, Missouri Brown mad( n suit to me, to gi ant her Letters oi ' i Administration of the Estate cf and B effects of William Brown. j| These are therefore to cite and ad- i 1 monish all ar.d singular the kr.idre . jB and Creditors of the said William 15 Brown, deceased, that they be and ap-1 pear !>efore me in the Court of Pro- j g bate, to bo held in Kingstrce, S. C., or . the 3rd day of January next "ftc[lfi publication hereof, at il o'clock in | the io1m\qon. to show cause, if any I they have, why the said Administra- j tionshould not be granted. ' . Given under my hand this ?mh day of December. Anno Domini, 1920. Published on the 23rd dav of December in the Countv Record. P. M. BROCKINTON, 12-23-2tp Probate Judge. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHAP^~ Notice is hereby given that on the i2nd day of January 1921, I will apply to the Probate Judge of Williamsburg County for Letters of Dis- ? charge as the General Guardian of the person and estate of Lidia Clyde. J. W. CLYDE. 12-23-5tp Guardian. 4 IEPS: \ x a| fOU NEED THE MONEY, BUT E >U DON.T WANT TO LET GO E 1 YOUR COTTON BECAUSE B >U BELIEVE THE PRICE K [LL ULTIMATELY GO HIGH-^ ? rOU CAN GET THE MONEY K rr? TUC T'l TTMITF An. B 11/ 1 I1U CUi 1 ^7lNCH IN PRICE IF YOU v e SDGE WITH US. | To do this, sell your cotton at I i ebest price you can get and buy equivalent amount of future tton, holding back one-fourth of m i selling pnce to protect the me, like a banker does when he ^ ids you money on warehouse re- fi pt. Then if the market goes up u till get the benefit of the ae ice. In this way you pay no interest, n-age charge, depreciation or inrance, yet y^u have just as much >ney as" if you had borrowed on a irehouse receipt. Write for free booklet "How tton Markets Are Made." Set- ! aent made in Columbia of all itracts carried there. Net ba' res subject to draft. Address Edmund A. Felder S. C. Representative 1512 Sumter Columbia, S. C. "*' -- ----- ~\?fi - h.j. Iiir'171*'! ' IkM vmnaimsiilfl I I,, : IMI IW | >' | 1 : THE PEOPLES h FURNITURE CO. | i f / & Will sell Every Article in their ^fmra nnrl Worn Pnnm of LM.UI X, UIIU VTUlt 11UU11I III v ' I jgl REGULAR PRICE X > a ^ ' \ As long as the Present Stock Lasts. > * On Account ot Closing Out this . 1 Business, We Will Sell our 40 * 60 Fool Ware House j Located on Side Track for a Song 1 Can You Sing? ' i'* i j S. J. DEERY, President i * ,"'a ' si ?... ii