The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 16, 1921, Image 2
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Letter From Etta Tisdale en
While Miss Hattic McMurray and inj
her club girls were, attending the pis
short course at W'inthrop College last1 ar
week, the girls were required to write '
a letter home, relating personal im-! an
- pressions of the trip, the course etc. j lit
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Quality Is
make our clothe
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QUALITY, PRICE OR i
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HART SCHAFFN
These Clothes are Mad
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Kingstree,
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How Aboi
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^ Danger .
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4i it?your largeintestine, or
_,.v muscular tube?intended : t
. and remove it from the boc
? </ - . Plug it up with waste, negh
!: on your feet. The food wa?
Mr . r > goes decay, fermentation ar
Allow constipation to become bsta
, ,, . to become definitely and miserabl
. feet either.
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fills, castor oil, laxative waters ??
tate the bowels and make constipa
Nujol works on ah entirely new pi
Instead of forcing or irritating th<
' ' the food waste. This enables the
walls of the intestines, contractin
normal way, to squeeze the food w
naturally out of the system. >
Nujol thus prevents constipation
maintain easy, thorough bowel evai
?the healthiest habit in the world
Nnjol is absolutely harmless and p
Nujol is sold by all dnijtxista in sealed bol
Mark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Stai
SO Broadway, New York, for booklet
The Modem Method ofTreati
f K,>r"
e one by Miss Etta Tisdale which s
gitfen hefre was ^elQfted as toe fcostJi
ter thus written: ^ f i'
WintW Coi^ge, B?ck S?,?. t
June 6, 1921.' v
ar Hume folks:? > c
I think Winthrop College is a beauul
place. It has beautiful buildings t
d fine equipment. The yards are c
vered with beautiful grass anjd the 1
wers are lovely.
I have learned very#much-since I've
en heue. I hflvejlfcajmed Ko'vy td dye
esses, curtains, rugs, etc. I have
ii*ntdrnore about, setting the table,
d preparing lunch t6 carry to
tool. I hove learned a lot about t
jking also. 1
Miss Jenkins is our "gym" teacher,
d she certainly is a nice little lady. ?
e has taught us how to play many '<
ferent games, etc. (
We attended a party here the other *
jht and had a grand time. When 1
i finished playing games they sen*- 3
ice cream which we enjoyed very 1
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icn. men xne next mgnb ?c abided
a moving picture which was 1
ry interesting. We went to Sunday !
hool and preaching on Sunday and {
joyed the sermons very much. '
We have been to classes this morn- 1
? and had a fine time, working and (
lying, and what do you think! We *
e going in swimming this afternoon.
Miss Bailey is one of our teachers
d I think she is the most pleasant 1
tie lady that I've ever met. She is (
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is as good as we can g'
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satisfied with the 1
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o collect food waste
ly. ' '' ' I :???- !
set it, and you're sick -
;tt stagnates, under- vmv
id germ aCtioni
Blished, and youare liable '
y sick?and not on your
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id salts only force and irri
tion a habit, j *? i
:inciple..
: system, it simply softens
many tiny'"muscles iii the
ig and expanding in their !
aste along so that it passes ' 1
1 1
because it helps Nature i|
cuation at regular intervals ,
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leasant to take. Try it.
ties only, bearing Nujol Trade
idard Oil Go. (New Jersey),
"Thirty Feet of Danger".
rag an Old Complaint
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!br Constipation \
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;o kind hearted in all of hev tcffeh- .
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like to tell you of all the
ecchers but I haven't time now^so vtf
vill tell you all about them wheA Y of
ome home. ai
I also have lots of nice things to si
ell the girls who were not fortunate at
inough to come to this course, when Ja
! come. T]
With lots of love and best wishes le
from Etta Tisdale. in
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Goo'd .13 Years Ago?Good Today, a;
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-"'I^irtt-three^ehrt kfco that immor-' ei
al southerner, Henry W. Grady, in at
n one of his grand speeches said: at
"When every farmer in the south
;hall eat bread from his own field? W
tnd meat from his own pastures and ti
listurbed by no creditor, and enslav- tl
;d by no debt, shall sit amid his teem- oj
ng gardens, and orchards, and vine- tl
,'ards, and diaries,, and barnyards la
Ditching his crops in his own wisdom E
n;d growing them in independence, w
naking cotton his clean surplus, and ra
selling it in his own time, and in his ti
hosen market, and not at a master's si
lidding?getting his pay in cash and oj
lot in a receipted mortgage that dis- tl
charges his debt, but does not restore w
lis freedom?then shall be breaking hi
he fullness of our day."
How much nearer are we in reach- H
rfg "the breaking of the fullness of w
mr dav??South Carolinian. tf
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What Damage to Expect s<
"Boll weevils are in my cottpp in
jreat numbers. WouI4. you advise me
;o plow up the cotton and plant some
>ther crop?" , *
This is the question being asked byi
iuncLred of South Carolina farmers "
n the infested qounties of the s^e, |
lays Prof. A. F. Conradi, chief of the
mtomology division, who says that '
idvice from any source concerning
his matter is not dependable, for j.
here is no man who can tell in ad ance
whether or not it would be ^
rise to plow up cotton and plant other ^
rops on account of boll weevil infeser
auon. ^
The cotton boll weevil is an insect
rhose activities depend on weather ^
onditions. If the weather in June
ind July is comparativebly warn and
try, we may expect to make a cotton
rop so far as the weevil is concern- ^
d. In other words, abundance of
ceevils at this season of the year is
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10 indication of the loss that may
>e expected, for the reason that so .
ar the weevil has had every ndvan- w
age on the cotton and disadvanage.
On the other hand, if June jn
md July are comparatively wet, one ge
nay expect severe loss from the boll
reevil. It must be remembered that g(
he average South Carolina, weather
onference and district officers
ialf of the state, are very favorable
o weevil development. T<
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Missionary Conference at Lanes
The woman's Missionary Society of
he ICingstree District held its district
onference at Lane Wednesday and
'hursday of last week. Besides the
onference and district officers
resent there were delegates (
rom Kingstree, Lake City, Hemingway,
Andrews, Georgetown, Greelyille
and Salters present with good
eports on the'state of their societies
howmg increases along many lines.
The report from Salters society atracted
fovorable notice and comment
is this 'society's report was in many
, fVa mn/lo ' rm flnnv
cspctifi nic ucao iziau^ vu wre uvwi
tf the eofrvention.; 1 >' (J
Addresses were made by Mrs. W.
j; Wait, e6nferenee president emeri.-, (
us of the society, and also-by Mis?
-elfht Epp'S} "ihissiaftary from1 Brazil,
ilso addresses "by iHSfe FJnnstromm, ,,
klWl' Glaze, ~*Mrs. Sprott; Mrs. Henry
uid'Mrs. Gu^s on various phases of
hfe societies work.'-' ' > '
Especially helpfttb and inspirational
vere the addresses by Mitt-Wait apd
tfisb Epps: 1 ' 1 " i. . *
The1 next meetiiig; 4f 'the -district
inference "will-Be'held at Hemingway.
* * Mrfe.- <?. F. Tucker, -Secretary.
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Rub-My-Tism kills pain. ' .:
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For Mdy*x '
Friends of Mr. W. R. Scott annayor
in the coming municipal' ele<:;l
Panama and straw hats cleaned, arid
slocked. Work guaranteed. :S. M.
Wingate at Kingstree Shaving Par
otv?Adv. * ;
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~ .fl, K'NGStlEELodge.
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/ag$*\ A. F.M.
Meets the second Thursday tight
n each month. Visiting bretieren
:ordially invited. B. E. Clarksoi, W.
tf.t J. D. Britton, Secretary. ; |
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Short Course for Women.
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Who does not wish to seize* i
ilize a rare^pportuaityk iWon
' Sou\h CftrSlira, you Rwe
1 opportunity offered you in
lort course for women which op
; Winthrop College on July 4 th i
sts for two weeks, closing 'July
his course brings to you the pr;
ge of attendance upon class-ro
sty*Uftion%ith Jea^ling educators
itS [stkte ^ni;bf the Uiilad-iSjja
; instructors. It' brings'also" fhe
irtjnitv -ip hear Jtvelj lect
s,1 to Ti]?y g?o J mttskvatictto
side the cares of life for a sea
id engtige simply in its pleasures.
The South Carolina. League
Tomen Voters and the state Fede
on of Women's Clubs recognize t
lis is a rare opportunity and are
aerating earnestly to the end t
lis course may serve this summer
irgest number of women yet sen
veryone whc can possibly spend 1
eeks away from home will find
lore profitable way of spending
me than in taking advantage of 1
lort course. Nor are the privile
f this course open to the women
lis state only. Those of other sts
ill be welcomed.. The latter, '
ave to pay a nominal fee.
A recent issue of The. Worm
ome Companion devotes almost
hole of its Good Citizenship p
; a discussion of the rare privile
lered in this ciurse. Miss Riche
>n; the .editor, speaks in the higl
urns of the opportunities herein o
> the women at Winthrop. ,
This -year an inovation is be
iade. Catawba Hall will be qpe
> accomodate those mothers who
axious to take advantage of
iurse but who have babies too sn
> be left at home. They may bi
lem and engage a nurse. This <1<
ory is somewhat removed from
;hers, is quiet, with a large sha
impus surrounding it, and while
ttle ones are cared for by tl
arses there, the mothers may
esh their minds in the subjects
liLd-study, chemistry of the kite!
lglish, history, parliamentary 1
ausehold art and science, etc.
This course is attracting the
mtion not alone of the housewife ;
other, but that of the unman
oman as well. To all it gives
'ofitable recreation and one \vr
ay be had at little expense.
The cost for this course to the w<
i of South Carolina is nothing
ipt that of board. This may bo 1
the college at nine dollars
eek, or two dollars per day foi
lorter length of time. Those exp<
g to attend and desiring rooms
rved should write Miss Leila
ussell, Winthrop College, Rock E
>uth Carolina.
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Springfield Dusters for insects
obacco or Cotton. Kingstree Ha
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L'; This Is to Advise My Patrons that !:
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JJiectrical Shoe ^
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-;i Repairing Shop !! A
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co" ing on Main Street, Next Door to the Bank of W
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the;; Kingstree, where I will be pleased to serve you. I
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M H. C. CRAWFORD, jj
ges:: Kingstree, .... South Carolina. ;
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Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and
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BEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR J
i TURKEYS, GEESE, CHICKENS & DUCKS I
- H. A. MILLER, Prop. I 1
on I Kingstree, South Carolina | 1
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selling at the Lc:
Level in Tire Histcry
30x3^ - - $24.59
32x4 - - 46.30
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34x4^ d - - 54.80
jc: j a.-.n?9-' (And Other Sizes in Proport'on) |H
Tire repair men' fcho-judgd values bc:>t, class i<. -s* 'Le3 a? 9
having th?? carcass made. Fc h- flfl
gradc'hhf'maaufacittfers tisc them a: ..'antler5 c
They aFe the eirfch***' fchoich of cc 6 ::cc
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Thi? new low price is made possible by strictest economies
and specialized production.
Plant No. I was erected for the sole purpose of making ,
3rw*ix.;?,.k hi an^lrij foknr hr#t M/ifK a rlailv rananfv
of 16,000 fires and 20,000 tubes, this plant permits refined
production on a quantity basis. v
All materials used are the best obtainable. The quality is
uniform. It if tbf best fabric tire ever offered to the car
owner at any pride.
11TH, Agent, Kingstree, S. C. ^Jj
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