The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 17, 1921, Image 8
Sat tons Sittings
We are having very ple-sant weather
now, compared to what we have
been having, but the roads are still
Korl
Misses Olive and Pearl Altman,
their brother Derrick, and Mr. McFadden
were the guests of their friends
Misses Minnie and Pauline Cooper
Friday evening.
Mr. S. P. Cooper and son were in
Kingstree Thursday on business.
Miss Pearl Altman spent the weekend
with relatives in Columbia.
Mr. W. L. Altman spent the weekend
in Kingstree.
Miss Pauline Cooper has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Ruth Chandler spent the past
week-end in Charleston with friends.
M. Eddie Blakeley of Trio was a
pleasant caller at the heme of Mr.
W. N. Wilson, Sunday afto'-nnn"
Johnnie Brxch happened to the
misfortune of spraining his arm last
week.
Mi' .Whaley Hinnant ic home from
Carlisle school for a few days.
Mr. Ed. Walters was a visitor at
Trio Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cooper spent
Sunday with the latter's father Mr.
W. N. Wilson.
Value Your
Eyes? VB
BETTER TAKE JLJ
CARE OF 'EM
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Can fit you as good as Mr. a
expensive trip to consult an Optom
1 ^ most probably, be better taken care
jj i I have a full stock of KRYI
a both near and far sight in one len:
make them unsightly. _Come and s
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Misses Bertha and Carrie B"il'
Cooper of Trio spent che week-end a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blak
ley.
Mr. Sallie Cooper of this place v.a
a guest of Miss Allien Blakley of Til
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Huggins (a teacher here
spent Wednesday in Florence visit
ing sick friends at the hospital.
Mr. John Wiggins of Durlingtoi
was a visitor at Mr. W. D. Byrdic'
Tuesday night.
Mr. Harry Barfield of Lane was th
guest of Miss Lelia Herri":gion Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Marvin Blakley was a calle
at the home of Mr. W. L. Altmai
Saturday night.
Mr. Dutch Blakley was a caller a
the home of Mr. A. B. Cooper Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Fannie Blakeley is very sic!
at this time, we hope for her an earl;
recavery.
"Mayflower"
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Items From Salters Depot
Salters Depot, Feb. 6.?We hav<
been having some fine spring-lik*
weather the parst week, which we an
glad to see. Quite a numebr have be
gun to plant their gardens.
Have
W Headaches?
LET ME TEST
YOUR EYES
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of headaches are |i
caused by Eye- 8
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nybody, anywhere. Why make an
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of right here at home? G
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t to plant this year not kuowing hard- H
- ly what to do, and not being able to C|
get fertilizers. The outlook is very
s discouraging. Every one that we R
o have talked to seems determined to P
cut their cotton crop, and that deeply, p
) Mr. and Mrs. Edd Layton, of Flor- H
- ence spent Thursday with friends here. R
Mr. John Sturgeon, of Lake City. ^
n was here Friday shaking hands with Tt
s his friends. P
Mr. H. T. Thrower spent Friday S
i; ir- Georgetown on business. H
Mrs. W. S. Boyd spent Thursday in U
Lingstree with friends.
v Mr. J. D. McCollough spent Thurs- h
n day in Charleston. P
Henry E. Davis, Esq., of Florence,
t spent last week-end here with his H
- father.
Mr. Cox of Virginia is visiting
k fiiends here. h
y J. H. Montgomery spent Monday in P
Georgetown. ?j
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fk Dalton, Oa. "I was thin and ?j
9 Jnst felt tired, all the time. 9 ?
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fA erer hungry. I knew, by M ?j
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four bottles. Now I'm well, ft *
feel Just fine, eat sad sleep. H 2
my skin Is clear and I bare "A H
gained and sure feel that m H
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made." A h
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?Mrs. Burnett did. It should r 1
help you. *A H
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5, Saturday, Feb. 26.
We want to remind our fri
big Buster Brown Show on
times have a complete line <
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Our Shoe Department is
>biest styles in Ladies' and (
In our Dry Goods and Dn
I find a splendid assortment
your requirements at a reas
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jj THE UNIVERSAL CAR Bj
| The Ford Truck 1 5
p t^OR the farmer this one-tori truck is just what is 0 ^
5 -1 wanted. There are so many ways in which it W
ji fills in profitably in the activities of farm life that it H
? now is really a necessary part of farm equipment. For
p the truck farmer; for the contractor; for all the multiP
nlvina wants nf nnr diversified ritv life the Ford one- 18
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I ton truck answers and is more profitable than any ?
? other truck on the market. If you have any doubts ^ J
g investigate. Get our booklet from the dealer telling ? I
P about what Ford trucks have done. Take the endorse- ^ I
a ment of the strong merits of the Ford truck from the
& users, never mind what we say; listen to the men who J
own and use the truck. And back of that Ford truck is \ \
? that splendid "Ford After-Service" which insures the
? constant, daily operation of your truck.
ji Let us have your order without delay, so that we $ j
? can make reasonably prompt delivery. We can only J j
jj get a limited number each month. |
| D. W. SMITH, Kingstree,S.C. jfl
IGREELYMLE MOTOR CO., Grdyrle, S.C. ]1
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other and big sister, too. /\y JSWjQ ?
le of them at E. C. BUR- B
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lends that in addition to the ^Q; " "7 flj
Saturday, February 26, we at / 13
the best seasonable mer- / j i |
replete with the latest and ij I ^
[rents' Shoes. ^ ,A 1
ess Goods Department you . , ^
,and doubtless be able to sat- jmc
;onable price. <2-^
rocery Department is always
re is to eat. If you would
i patronize our grocery de
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