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HOG HAS NERVOUS COLLASPE i Bird Hunting Porker Had Been Left Near Fowl for Three Days. Natchezj Miss., Feb. 5.?The famous bird-hunting hog owned by Tucker Gibson. widely known Louisana huntsman, has suffered "nervous prostration" and is in a serious condition, according to its owner, who recently brought the hog here from Louisana to train for the Springfield trials. According to Mr. Gibson, after the field trials, in which he felt assured his porcine phenomenon would make feood in competition with the dogs entered, he had intended exhibiting the | hog in vaudeville, and with this enu in veiw had secured a number of birds to be employed in the act. Mr. Gibson left home for several days, leaving the birds in a cage. On his return he found the porker had located the birds and had been "pointing" them continuously for three days and nights. The intense mental strain, together with the fact that the hog had not eaten during that time, he said,' brough on a general collapse." o One would think from the name that a grass widow was green. o For many a bride-to-be there is also a tried-to-be. o What has become of the little gill who was anxious to change from short to long dresses? o I You realize what a story really amounts to when you see forty chapters told in a ten line synopsis. , If you want plain sewing at reasonable prices see Mrs. S. M. Wingate on East Main Street. 1-10-tf. Mr. G. F. Wearn, the uiobe -tailoring man will be at E. C. Burgess' store on Hampton Ave. tomorrow and Saturday with a full line of woolens. Meet this man, Wearn, he is an authority on fashions, fabrics and tailoring. Let him take your measure for a suit of clothes. adv. It. inini'imill m111in him iI I I 11 I 1 I 11 I 111 I I 1lllll11H VVomWWWWVooVVV & MEN'S $4.50 HEi g VY WORK SHOI x All Solid Leather $2.1< vvvvvvvvvw yVAmWWWWVomW FREE Railroad Fai "P ATT .WAV FARE I out-of-town purchai | We will refund Rail fare to a distance c | miles on purchases o; ; or over. Free Gasolii j to those coming by and purchasing $20. over we will give F. one gallon of gasolir I every 15 miles you i and go up to a disl H of 25 miles. Sale s | FRIDAY, FEBRU. 11th, at 9:30 a. r 3SKFI w - - - - _ I x 35c Ginghan I X In Checks, Pla W *> Staple and Fan( m S Colors, per yd l| 10 CENT if wwv,wwvkv j||| AAAAAAAAAA/ SMILES COME AGAIN TO PRETTY FACES The Charm of Good Health Has Its Soure in Rich Red Blood. .Nothing on Earth so Necessary for Beauty. PEPTO-MANGAN BUILDS REDTT Pepto-Mangan Builds Red Blood. Restores the Quality of Your Blood, Brings Back Your Color and Renews Vitality. Personal charm is like a light. It sheds its rays everywhere. Is the light of your personal charm hidden under the bushel of bad blood? Instead of habitual smiles do you wear a tired look almost a scowl? Do you ~ * 1 J tire easily : Are you paie auu lading in vital energy and ambition? You are not really ill. Your blood has become weak and sluggish. It is half starved. What you need is the blood-making qualities of that splendid tonic/ Pepto-Mangan. After you have taken Pepto-Mangan a little while you will feel a big improvement. The smiles will come back. People will see a difference in you. You will make freinds again. You will have plenty of rich, red blood and feel stronger. Pepto-Mangan has been building red blood for years. Physicians prescribe it right along. It has just the ingredients that starved blood needs. Sold in liquid and tablet form. Both have the same effect. But be sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask for "Gude's" and be sure that the full name, "Gude's Pepto-Mangan," is on the package. Advertisement. Send The County Record your next order for Job Printing. Our work compares favorably wi^h any other house in the country. m n h m 111 i?m 11 mi n ICKENS WANTED!! i * will pay 20c a pound for hens and ?? i pound for ^oung roosters, cash. ?> buy any quantity. ?? te People's Market i: ILD STORAGE PLANT, Miller, Prop. Kingstree, S. C. ? 11 m ii mill i m it h 1111111 f? It Beggars 1 v I Enterprisi i GIVI ^ Entire Stock of re Goods, Trnnks, Fi i to A. A. Haack, Mercha sers. Selling Everything, be way ,f 25 LADII f $25 F'ull seamless foo ened heel and ?? ed narrow anl MISSES $1 IP Fleeced, fine Jei Iv long sleeves.. auto $8.50 LADI] 00 or Ladies' black lac REE dium round t< Le for medium heels come ??? anCe $2.25 MEN'S itarts Sizes 34 to 44. A.RY $1.50 MEN'S D In up-to-date ?' French Cuffs, $10.00 T IS }$ Canvas covered ids> ^ $2.00 FIBER ;y T V 24-inch, brass tr: S| HURRY T # We will take X as Cash. DVVV wWVo / .. To Reduce Auto Troubles. w Elmer Ambrose Sperry, an inventor re of note, is said to have under construe- a tion an invention that will bring great relief and much reduction of expense in the operation of cars. It uses crude a oil in place of expensive gasoline for fuel and does away with electric spark and plugs and wiring. In the November number of the "Sperry- tr cope," a journal printed by the com- 0I j any which markets Mr. Sperry's de- ^ vices, the flat assertion is made that ?( Mr. Sperry has designed and produc- m -J ? ? -1 Unn w/\t it in Anovofinn in Vpv it tru auu nua uun ju ~ ^ plant a Deisel type of engine of low p( weight that fan be applied to auto- Sl mobile use. It uses crude oil for fuel p, instead of the highly refined and more expensive gasoline. It does away j1) with?all electrical ignitation and "the ^ combustion is so perfect as to entirely eliminate the possibility of carbon | ^ deposits." w Mrs. Goodsole?I am soliciting for the poor. What do you do with your cast-off clothing? JS| Buy It ill fitter ' tti Way TaI?Ia4a |P| IdUIBia ' W liquid PE-RU-NA A Great Medicine Mr*. M. J. Riley, R. R, No. 1, Bo* 101, Calvert, Telle, writes: I hero used Pe-ru-na end know It It food for cold*, cotight and catarrh. It cored my catarrh and I do not take cold when I ose Pe-ru-na. It te a great medicine." 3 During the laet fifty years, Pe-ru-na hat been I looked opon aa the reliable medicine for I catarrh of every description, whether It be of 3 the note and throat, stomach, bowels or other I organs. By keeping Pe-m-na In the hoose for emergencies, serious sickness may frequently he |] prevented. Cse it after the grip or Spanish Flu. ^ Sold Everywhere u i Description!, e Mercantile E UP! Groceries, Shoes, Dry irnishings Ordered Sold! ndise Attorney, in (oil charge ginning at 9:30 a. m., Friday !S' HOSE I'm th it, strength- who i toe, shap- ontire Sl 1 oo? who,e sl 23c me witf ???? sell I n .00 VESTS Store; I sev ribbed, stock m 7 AO examina 1oC me whei of a lif? ES' BOOTS ?f m?< e Boots, meDe with tip, single t $3.58 ^P"0"my wor OVERALLS $1.18 RESS SHIRTS stripings, all sizes 79c RUNKS with tray.. $5.77 SUIT CAS^S immed 97c HE HENS! Eg?s the same | wmmmmmmmmmmm I r i ? ' itfla . _ # From th^tree of useless knowledg e learn that if all the phonograph cords in the world were placed ii stack, it would topple over. ? o Even the biggest fish began life o; small scale. Poultry Hints Eggs are 40c per dozen in Kingi ee and hard to obtain. They ar le dollar per dozen in New Yorl re you supplying a part of thes >lden eggs? The present need o ore poultry products brings horn ie fact that we do not produce 5 ;r cent of the poultry products con imed in this state. The average eg 'oduction in South Carolina shoul i at least 120 eggs per year for eac ?n, but records show it to be les lan 80 eggs, and these eggs are pre teed during the months of Marc! pril May and June, just the tim hen eggs are very cheap and frjs ;ardui helped REGAIN STRENGTH ilihmi Ltdy Was Sick For Thre Ytars, Saffariag Paia, Nerroas aid Depressed?Read Her Own Story of Recover). Paint Rock, Ala.?Ura. CL M. fltegal f near here, recently related the to twins Interesting account of her n every: "I was In a weakened cot Ition. I was sick three years In be< offering a great deal of pain, weal errous, depressed. I was so weal couldn't walk across the floor; Jut ad to lay and my little ones do tb rork. I was almost dead. I trie rery thing I heard of, and a number < octors. Still I didn't get any relie couldn't eat, and slept poorly, elieve if I hadn't heard of and take Ardol I would have died. I bougt lz bottles, after a neighbor told m rhat it did for her. MI began to eat and sleep, began t aln my strength and am now we! nd strong. I haven't had any trot ??? T ei,,A Mil taoflfv trt th II DiUV/C ? ? A ouio V?M ?vwv??^ w v? ood that Cardul did me. I don bink there 1b a better tonic mad nd I believe It saved my life." For over 40 years, thousands of w? ten have used Cardul successful!] a the treatment of many womanl Omenta. If you suffer as these women dl< ike Cardul. It may help you, too. At all druggists. E 85 It Staggers Co.,Greg ; FEB. 11 ? a Man Tu#fied the CalC 1'ldR endar to 1913 Price* vas sent here to close out this took to the bare walls; the lock has beea turned over to i instructions to sell it! So lust. I'll rearrange this big '11 throw this merchandise big bargain bins; I'll hang it on ra ition throiugh and choosing easy. a I tell you to come here. Don't n ?time, My prices will turn this co handise buyers. Upon my word wrought. Even the most careless ell the*day and date and come. ^ hing. My advertising is truthful a Here you will see the selling sent d. Come and see.. Yours for bargains, A. A. HA A FREE?EVERY A Starting Monday, and etery we will give some article at 3:30 A a Lady's Waist, Man's Dress Shir like that taken from our stock. R at 3:30. YOU NEED NOT PUF WORTH TO BE IN ON THIS- ] and I'll tell you all about this gre A. A. H A A 1 GROCERIES AT : CAN AFFORD TO ? Butt Meat, the pound 25cRoaste^Coffee^l I - & * - p' vegatables are available from the g s' aen. n In order that we make our poul on the farm and in the villages m ; profitable, we must resort to the k n of management methods that h proved profitable by those who h made a r.tudy and success of poul i raising. ! The first step is the careful se! L tion of breeds. We should like to a flock of uniform standard bred p< try on every farm and shall not c isider our mission a success or c< I plete until this is accomplished. ] until then can we expect to dem; l" I the top price for our products in c< ^ petition with an A grade standard h iform products. However, the w< was not made in a day, so the ri S step in that direction is the next 1 (thing. Dispose of that scrubby. Sc " leg. naiTow, knocked kneed roos 0 I w' , and get a standard bred Plym , Rock, Rhode Island Red, White Wy ? I dotte or any good utility vigorous 1 and you will be so well pleased v the improved fryers, pullets and e produced next year that you will the whole thing next year with an 1 elusive flock of good birds. Watch for the best layers throi ! iniiiiniMiiimnin | jj You Are Interefte : Making Your Dol I Count, Aren't Yo 11 ?> h J J Why make an expensive tri L !! ing out perfectly good money f ?f ' c ? road fares, hotel bills, etc., to it J J some big town to have youi d ! tested, when right here in Ki if '1 j | you can have this work done I ] J Optician, who has every means it '* 1 ary, plus KNOWLEDGE, of ? ;; troubles RIGHT HERE AT E ? PftAI TCH TCVT IT? ?I * PRICES YOU 5 5TOCK UP ON ^ > ioy2c "I i^oun(^^3^ | It A I- ? j Come, See About Your \iiT. E. BAGGE LICENSED OPTICIAN I HII11111 til I ********** Belief! cks and pile it on tables to make -It's up to me folks, and believe liss it, for its the bargain feast mmunity into aseething mass , its an awful carnage of prices of you cannot afford to miss it. ou will not be disappointed in a nd I practice no trickery or delation of all your life. Don't take CK, Merchandise Attorney. .FTERNOON afternoon during this Sale ABSOLUTELY FREE, like t, Suit Case or something emember, every afternoon tCHASE ONE PENNY'S Be here the opening days at free offer. C. K. The Man in Charge. a ar December and January and mark them for breeders if you have to try build a special yard to keep them conore fined through February, March and ind April. This will insure your eggs jSH ave next winter if you hatch them early HS av? end grow them well. try If you have no green feed, Epsom | salts given every ten days about one pound to one hundred hens, in the i ec" drinking water will give surprising se.? results. Salts has a like effect unto * >u?- e j green feed. . on Begin now for early hatching. Dis^ | infect througly, dust all fowls ^ith ' . sodium flourid to make sure that am there will be no lice to take the vita- i lity and perhaps the life of the young )rU chicks? If you expect to employ , . "Old Boddy" as an incubator, provide A t a special brooding room or dark shed ,alv and as fast as they become broody, remove to this department, making sier 0+-a the transfer after dark. Place a ne,*t n_ egg in the nest and wait until it bejjr(j comes settled and detemined to accept the change before intrusting the hatching eggs. # Hattie McMurray, ex. Home Demonstration Agent. r-* o ugh Subscribe for The Record. lintnilllllHIl ; d In ;; THINK ^ liar 11 IT I u? jj 0VER! I P? pay- - ? or ra*'* ^? r eyes ngstree fg? by an fwflk necessm?r> * IVSITIAJ i ^ ? ? Eyes i: Hirsch Tpfji Building t ' .y i: Kingstree in i nmn iimn Special invita- ! tion to my Kingstree Friends p : 'W A. A. HAACK pn t. mmm i IB f j . /?d ?H| ^oo<jHytyyyooooo I roooTV<WVoTWS^oVW> ^ jSUGARxl' | 10 POUNDS, BEST g I I * GRADE 85c * I * /y-y-yWW'VWWV' Isfi vAAAAAWAAAoAAA |g|