The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 03, 1921, Image 2
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Easter Is March 27 i
i: NOW IS THE TIME TO PLACE
j j YOUR ORDER FOR THAT
;: EASTER SUIT.
;; Here Are Our lanes:
i: ED V. PRICE & COMPANY,
i I KAHN TAILORING COMPANY,
i: HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
| Can You Beat Them?
i McGILL BROTHERS :
i: Store For Men
: Kingstree, South Carolina |
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j| P. S. COURTNEY j
I! FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER i
;\ I keep on hand a large assortment of :
Coffins, CasRets and Vaults i
;: of all kinds, and will gladly deliver them to :
any place in the county on short notice.
11 I can furnish all kinds of shrouds?Ladies', ;
;; Gents', Boys' and Girls'.
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I also have a nice motor hearse.
In connection with my funeral business, I j
j represent three floral houses and can furnish
cut flowers and funeral designs
; j on short notice.
:: Dunwp Wa QI KTKOSTREE. S. C. :
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I fjLj Spring
1 ill ^?at Suits,
I Continue to Trade is the Sensi >Ie ^
> Solution
; (From The Florida Metroplolis)
? When the pickle bottler said to the j||
! milk operator, "Your price is bounc j||
| to come down, therefore I am going
? to quit using condensed milk until it j||
! does," at that very moment an idea g|
J was put into operation which has done ||s
more to hold off normalcy than any j||
! other step that could possibly have js|
J been taken. The milk evaporator im?
mediately said: "Well I think the 8|1
! price of pickles is exhorbitant and 1
\ will quit buying them until there is s|s
a general reduction." j||
! The milkman was then forced to g|s
\ cut down on his output and strike a rag
per centage of his workmen from tne og
payroll, which naturally transferred |?
| them to the ranks of the unemployed.
It was only a short while before the
! pickler was forced to follow suit
J Then the popcorn man found hope ^
in what the milkman had to say about
! the price of pickles, and was overjoy- t||
J ed when he heard the pickler make
1 the prediction that the price of milk
! would be reduced shortly, and he de\
cided to use neither milk or pickles gig
until the prices decended to a pre-war
> basis. 8??
^ The milkman and the pickler had
both been in the habit of buying pop- f||
I com for the kids, but with business
! hitting some and missing a great deal jag
| they came to the conclusion that the ft#
? wise policy was to quit buying pop!
com until their businesses became ?p
J normal again, or at least until the
> price of popcorn was less. ?|g
! The is the status of "hard times" ||3
' in a nutshell. The illustration can ?gj
; be applied to cover practically tho
? whole nation, and while this innocent j||
| appearing boycott continues there can |j|
; be no sensible plan of readjustment
> worked out. Examples are generally gi
! unsatisfactory in the business world.
; Cooperation is far more effective; and ||
> if the milkman and the pickle man g|
| had agreed to make earnest efforts ||
| to reduce their prices, at the same |*
? time continuing to trade with each fi
I other, and if the popcorn man had Jg
J been taken into the plan, the only sen- ?
? sible initial step would have been
! taken.
\ In other words, this idea of "wait?
ing to buy" is not the proper course ||
! to follow. "Buy now" and at the ||
| same time do all in your power to en- ||
courage a return to normal times,
whatever they are, and let this thought ||
) be extended to all clashes and a long ||
' move has been made in the right di- ||
i recti on. ||
j To prevent a cold take 666. ^
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; Goods A
Coats, Dresses, V
Styles and 1
?
ill Line of ?
Get Your
Our assortment
up-to-date in every p
at our big store and
comes earlier than u
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prices are as low as ^
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Siiverman':
Kiagstree,
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A FRESH- (%R OF I |
MULES and HORSES
Have Just Arrived 1
till
We told you we were with you to stay. We | .~
have a load of Mules and a few cheap Horses at fi
our stables for your inspection. ii ^
These Mules are bought right and we will sell
them right. If you need a Mule, or cheap Horse,, 1
or a fine Harness Horse, we assure vou that we can H ^
n
and will supply your wants at a price that you can
afford to pay. 1
Come in and see this stock and get our price lion
them and you will see that our interests are in
direct accord with yours. If,
Arrowsmith Mule Company
KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA j|
Hiving Daily! ft |
Waists in Many Beautiful Jm* (v
Materials hf/ '1
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ipring Millinery , J K
Easter Hat Early! . N
of MILLINERY is new, fresh and flSBSSfll fSjjj
larticular. Ladies are invited to call ' MnHBui
1 look over our assortment. Easter
sual this year and you will find it to
make your selections early. .Our ^
will be found anywhere.
s Department Store U
South Caroli^^^^^ 1 ^