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American Legion Notes. The Bayern, first German liner to enter New York harbor in seven years, docked within 100 yards of the office of the American Legion's national commander there, but the Legion took no part in the official welcome which New York's mayor extended. It was reported that Herr Captian Oscar Schwamberger of the Bayern commanded a German U-boat during the war of 1914-18, but a Legion representative's effort to board the ship to confirm the report met with no auivcoo. Marshal Foch will not come to America to be officially heard at the international disarmament conference in Washington. Paris dispatches are pointing out, although he will let his views on armament be known. The Marshal's visit is a private one, it is being carefully explained, in response to the invitation of the American Legion to attend its convention. Premier Briand will head the French delegation to the conference, sailing October 29, a week after Marshal Foch. In the Missouri state convention of ~ * Ti?rinn it was announc- ( mo nmcuvau ed that a resolution concerning Grover C. Bergdoll, draft deserter, was about to be introduced. As a member rose to read it, arother shouted: "I move it^ adoption." A roar of approval Jme from the assembled delegates and it was unanimously adopted without having been read. Several thousand longshoremen who struck and tied up shipping on the Hoboken, X. J., waterfront, returned to work long enough to unload the army transport Wheaton with 2,624 soldiers dead on board, allowing American Legion posts to hold funeral sen-ices. The strikers, many of whom , were ex-service men, declared they 1 would take care of the bodies of their dead comrades despite the wage con- 1 ' troversy and added:' "We'd do it free if necessary. The bodies of four unidentified sol- 1 diers. one from each of the four prom- 1 1 M ! M 'HH"8 W M"l" ij'I $ * R hardware service is J v-J favorable to the buyer, ?fr frniv, niilf?s nut nf its wav to 4- - ? - A ^ * Whether you con * in from next door yo welcome and desired, * W e honest!v helieve tin * * are best served at our store. H I |miDw !? ' t t in M M I 1 1 I 111 I TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS; PWONR YOUR I FRIENDS! * ^ WE HAVE CUT I " LOOSE I PRICES SMASHE1 1 CRASHED AND I SLASHED! ir.ent American cemeteries in Fran will be assembled at Chalons-si Marne and a non-commissioned < ficer of the American army in Gen any will select one of them for retu to the United States and interim in Arlington. An honor guard, Gt eral Allen of the army occupati< and a delegation from the Paris p< of the American Legion will accoi pany the body to Havre, at which p< it will be placed on the battiest Olympia, which sails October 25 i the United States. With the entire nation paused noon in two minutes of silent prayi American Legion service men of t world war from each State and tor tory will do homac to the unknoi American soldiers at Arlington r tional cemetery on Armistice d< Medal of Honor men also have be designated by the government as < ficial mourners. Honorary pallbc: ers will be eight generals of the arr and four admirals of the navy, wi ron-commissioned and petty office as body bearers. President Hardi: will deliver the funeral oration. "The teachers will be hanged, t books burned. Hurrah for vacatioi Wherein the sentiments of school ki the world over are spoken by a Fren urchin, Marcel Scvcl, who writes his several hundred foster fathei members of the Evanston, 111., pc of the American Legion. The bt constant friend of the doughbo during their stay in France, was ado ted vby them and now is support by the I.egion post. Next Boom May Beat All Recon Many keen observers are beginnii to lean toward the belief that t stock-market has become definitely a live in discounting the next epoch prosperity, which is likelv to trar rend all other boom times gone befoi The advance of the sieel stoc from steady to higher levels is has on actually improved business com tions. Pittsburgh advises indica H4WH4 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I M M1 H SEE! J ad 1^1 ? 11 K M JH Jm so complete, our values so that we draw patronage trade here. te from afar or step ur business is most at your hardware interests I I H I 1 I I M??M I 1 * ? ! ! ? I IMMI I w I W$ the ui 1 at 9 a. mi, rain 1 day sellfag eve 1 no half-heartec I ToWli 1 In decidin O I ments, Furnitu I to stress the fa I Our reputatior I terprise we ha ment we adve I he whole story BOYLE EAR! ce,' that the production of steel is now ir- proximately at the rate of 33% cap >f-' ty, which compares with a 30% i m-! in August, and about 20% in the v rn | dull days experienced in the mi< int of July. m- ( When this improvement is consi< >n, ed in light of the fact that 50% >st capacity, even before 1914, was < m-: sidered very low, we have a fair i >rt of what further improvement is hi lip' ly probable, regardless of the assui :or tion that the United States is to a ' up with the unusual housing and p at lie utility requirements. The pres er, rate of production is something he 17,000,000 gross tons of ingots a y ri- and this production is only about w ,vn v.as considei*ed the minimum tonn ia- possible before the war writes Suj iy. j man's Indicator. en )f-i DR. JAS. A. COLE ir- j DENTIST ny Office in Nexsen Building, Over B th of Kingstree. >rs KINGSTREE, S. C. ng 9-1-21x he DR. FRANK O. LENTZ i." DENTIST J" ^ - T* ?1... Ci us Uince uver r>aggeu s ot ch Main Street to OFFICE HOURS: rs, 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 2 to 5 p. n ?st 9-8-21. >y. 4 ys Rub-My-Tism kills pain. p ed Subscribe for The Record - , : KINGSTRI he Nu S A. F.IV IS~ Meets the second Thursday .ii in each month. Visiting brethe cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson, f.( M., J. D. Britton, Secretary. h_ f ~ L.J B i| g Indigestion .. O Many persons, oth-.-wIse i! I 12 vigorous and healthy, are 1 I N Vi ay a A /VMclftTtall? with II Ml '' EH ^digestion. The effects of a ' B disordered stomach on f&e ] | J" system are dangerous, and ?> H prompt treatment of indiges| \ Q tlon is important "The only > n medicine 1 have needed has "In ^een s?mething to aid diges" Q tlon and clean the liver," .<] m writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a 41 McKinnev, Texas, farmer. T i fag "My medicine is |{ S Thet'oni's | BLAOK-OHMIGH n for indigestion and stomach !!: trouble of ary k'c 1. I have U never found anything that ?? *? "ts Black. i' a Dr.-nrht. I t; '.e it in broken E3 doses after n. *o. For a long !! - r"5 time 1 tried h!;h grip.. td and didn't : 0 tod "i kJ result-;. Black-Draught liver \ \' medicine is c y to take, easy .. : to keep, in .- ve." !! [ '?! Get a I)2ckr;:s from your "; v ' druggist todo"?Ask for and i ??l <-a insist upon * Bedford's?the ;: iJ only genuine. \ \ Get it today. :: L.SS =? n :: DOBSa&zaaama J*- T( idersigned, are going to ] or shine, our Entire Stoc] mt ever witnessed in thi I methods of turning this isement and prices next Yours f< [JMBER COMPANY, mm It Mav IVT1AA Ai 1T1UJ g to place our large stoc; ire, Stoves and Cooking T ct that this will be a gem t is as much at stake duri ve evr" engaged in and : jrtise. Look for our 1 DWARE COMPANY, ap- The County Record mai,ntaina aci- of the most complete and up-to-d -ate printing offices ii this section of ery State, and solicits your patronage Idle anything in printing. ier- " of dea gh CYPRESS Z J SASH ?ub- DOORS like BLINDS ? I ank 0 ' "4 MOULDINGS ^ AND MILLWORK -I1 I I EE I 2 t n m a I | A pipe's Seven days c iov and real sir to a jimmy pipi Packed with co pipe's the grea tizing smokesla ^ You can chu w | you know that parch! (Cut c Why?every pi |T! every puff hits k3< last! You can And, you'll g rw you roll up a cij ing flavor you n H! . cause it's crimj h| WD,y Si j[ I\ilw SU the ) The P place on the market Thu] k of General Merchandise s section of South Carolir ; stock into cash. It mu week and be here Thurse )r Bargains, GR Concern * k of Heavy and Shelf Har Jtensils on special sale, v nine price-cutting and n ing this sale as during an: it is our full intention to li bigprice-giving advertise] GE one| HMIII>MIMMIIIItMM>IHIIMHIIMIHIMIUMmi s] BIG CUT IN MEAT PRICE ji iin a place were meat is kept right, i: in the Cold Storage Plant of the ^ , | People's Market. Following are the :: Jflj t prices now in effect: f v Fori: 20 to 25c Per LB. I Hffi Y Pest Cuts Steak 15c Per LB. T |T Best Beef Roast 20c Per LB. I V Chuck Steak 20c Per LB. 1 a Beef Stew 12 l-2c Per LB. f Jt, Mutton and Lamb Chops 25c Per LB. 4- i j J Mutton ;nd Lamb Stew 12 l-2c Per LB. J m | ? Fresh Sausage 25c Per LB. ? M I i | Dressed Chickens 35c Per LB. ?: l !! 20c Per Pound Spot Cash Paid for Poultry. ^ The People's Market f H. A. MILLER, Proprietor * I ;; Kingstree, South Carolina * HHfWWWHHfWWWW I WW H I I WH H1I IH eJi IVork now to imnmvp Wi!!i?imshiirer Countv ft VI *? At\/ T f V V ? -w . . ^ ^ ^ - - - - mm i a pal packed with V. A.! .J iut of every week you'll get real smoke I loke contentment?if you'll get close-up 3! Buy one and know that for yourself 1 ol, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, a * test treat, the happiest and most appe- Prinet u nt you ever had handed out! handsome pound :m it with a pipe?and you will?once Eiig.'ZS&SZ ; Prince Albert is free from bite and T^mtT^Sith >ut by our exclusive patented process!) . liff of P. A. makes you want two more; the bullseye harder and truer than the 't resist such delight! ;et the smokesurprise of your life when garette with Prince Albert! Such enticever did know! And, P. A. stays put be- hH . *-nA if'c o rinrfi tn mil! You trv it! Ill WsMl | ge Albert JV M JBBV X ? A by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. . y Winston-Salem, ? national joy smoke n.c" BHHHHHHHHi ublic IT WILL PAY YOU I to come one hundred reday, October 20th, > Ha w?nMt t.p.n miles to attend j 5 lUi UXXV/ WW la. We will employ I M ist be sold! Watch I SELLING EVENT I lay, October 20th. I I .EELYVILLE, S. C. g I VOTJR ONE GREAT I I HARDWARE AND I dware, Farm Imple- m |g re want particularly I FURNITURE BUY- 1 loney-saving event. I m / merchandising en- I ING OPPORTUNITY || ve up to every state- I I H ment. It will tell t I OF A LIFETIME I ^ H ,EELY|VILLE. S. C g | i