The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 13, 1921, Image 5

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Two Views of Whiskey. Col. Robert Ingersoll was not a hard drinker, but he lilced the warming influence of some good whiskey when he could get it. He was making a lecture tour through the State of Kentucky one time, and while down there he found a whole barrel of real ripe old whiskey that just suited his taste, and he had it shipped home to If. himself; and when he got home he "Bob, this is too much whiskey for any one man to have, so send some ^ of it to some of your friends." So H Bob sat down and made a list of gSjb friends to whom he might send some of his choice whiskey. Among the SB list was Dr. Buckley, a Methodist minist-pr. an old school friend; Bob thought he might like some of that good whiskey, so he sent Dr. Buckley V a gallon jug and wrote a letter. My Dear Buckley, W I send you some of the moot wonr derful whiskey that ever drove a * skeleton from a feast or painted landscapes in the brain of man. It is the mingled souls of wheat and corn. In it you will find the sunshine and the shadow that chased each other over billowy fields. The breath of ^une. the wealth of summer and autumn's rich content nil golden with imprisoned light. Drink it and you shall hear the voices of men and maidens singing, "The Harvest Home," mingled with the laughter of children. Drink it deep and you will feel within your veins the beautiful starred downs, the dreamy, tawny dusks of perfect days. For 40 years this liquid has been confined in staves of oak. longing to kiss the lips of man. Your friend, Robert G. Ingercoll. Dr. Buckley got his jug of whiskey. if nvnr nml without PVen re moving the cork to see what a beautiful bunch of joy he had, shipped it back with the following letter: My Dear Bob: I return to you some of the most *+? 1"I"I"I"H 'I 'I l'I 11 1 I'M '1<: ;:Why You Sho li; Filling S K When you drive j ing station, it is in a 1 W :: can tell you what yo * + your tires need and ii :; the adjustments?all :: We carry a complete ; when you drive in jus ;; it to us to give you tl :: car. We are Agents for' (Operated by Es + | King&ee Ser $ Main Street at Railro I 10-13-tfc. ii.t min.nn 11 m I n I m i l l a a |9? X One Bit/ Sot GREATEST UV1 i the hlitory of the Fair Association s: tne doTI weevil menace. AnTOMOBl kFMt track. well known drivers, sj \ut? races on Friday. 38th. HORSE Oa Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursd ra.au for purses of 8300 each event, v punts of 8150. each event, with added AUTO POLO?S( Stripped automobiles in exciting po SeoBL One exhibit each day between laytllso once each evening during ii BIG FIREWORK ok Midway, the famous C. A. Wc many new and novel. POULTRY under the auspices of the South Carol in conjunction with the State Fair. E [ AGRICULTUR om every section of the state, inclut so Olrls' Club work. I CAROLINA-CLEMSO* I The one big football game of the 00 spectators. Football Day. Thur 1 REDUCED RATES ( tdKluiesi: Adult*. 7Hct children Iitea for school children's tickets ul Icketi not sold at fair ground*. Iiut rasorrr nnd will be redeemed nt f Lk >e each. ^ For premium list or Infoimotion, v D.^F. EFIRD, Ss beautiful whiskey that ever brought a | skeleton into the closet or painted | scenes or lust and bloodshed in the brain of man. It is the ghosts of wheat and corn ; crazed by the loss of their natural bodies In it you will find a transient sunshine chased by a shadow as cold as an Artie midnight, in which the breath of June becomes chilled and the carol of the lark gives place to the forboding cry of the raven. Drink it and you shall have woe, sorrow, babbling, wounds without cause. Your eyes shall behold strange women and your heart shall , utter perverse thoughts. Drink it deep, and you shall hear the voices of demons shrieking, worn- ? en wailing and worse than orphaned , children mourning the loss of a father i who still lives. Drink it deep and v long serpents will hiss in your ears, ( coil themselves about your neck and t seize you with their fangs. t At last it " biteth like a serpent and stingeth like an adder." t For 40 years this liquid death has ' been confined in staves of oak, harm- * Tfcss there as purest water. I return it to you that you may put in your | mouth that which will steal away your brain and yet I call myself your friend. Buckley. The Charleston News and Courier is offering upwards of ?5,000.00 in automobiles and cash prizes, in a salesmanship campaign .inaugurated last week to boost its circulation. o Four calves in one year in the record of a cow owned by W. N. Henderson, a prominent breeder of thoroughbred cattle in Greenwood county. The cow. an imported Scotch Shorthorn, lecently gave birth to triplets, which later died. The other calf, born less than a year ago, is living and flourishing. 0 Subscribe now for The Record. n 11 n n n n in in in hum uld Patronize 1 1 i tations. f < rour car under our fill- f ! lospital for cars. We ur motor needs, what 1 most cases, we make \ j done free of charge. ;; line of oils, and best, :: t call for oil and leave j j le kind suited to your ;; CJnited States Tires. :pert Mechanics) ;; I vice Station ad Crossing. :: * Kingstree, S. C. i h nmnin mi iii 1111 m DjFjrrp I, w ~ Columbia ,3-C. 8 ith Carolina Fair* E STOCK SHOW ' Come and aee how others ars meat- ^ LE RACES )eedy cars. Purses amount ta |3,00#. | t RACING j i lay afternoons. Pacing and Trotting 1 t vlth added money. Running Races for j i money. )METHING NEW lo games. First time ever seen In the races Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- f reworks. f S EVERY NIGHT trthan Shows, featuring 30 attractions, EXHIBIT ina Poultry Breeders' Association. Held i. E. Adams. President. Charleston, S. C. AL PRODUCTS ling work of Boys' Corn and Pig Clubs; J" FOOTBALL CLASSIC season. Reserved seats provided for sday. 27th. )N ALL RAILROADS its t??ri .15c. Farther reduced irn liouicht In adranor In bulk. Then* imim lie xecured In adirinra from the ull vnluf If not u?rd. Price* SOv aid' vrlte fcretary, Columbia, S. C. REI CROSS WRRKIHI FOR HEALTHIER U. S TbowtarMt AIM iy Inttrutta In Ctre of tho Slok, FM %% Itotlon and First AM. 0 How til* Amofican R*d Or*** f?14< liousaads of p*raoos t* health ihmvn in a svMaary *f tho society i?ti\Ities I* the health bas< i! on the annual report for th* last fl i.l \e?r. Through Its Naralaf 9*rrlc t?- Homo Hyj{l*ne and Car* of tl > k courses. nutrition class**, Fir Mr classes. Ufo-tarlng daw* at leallh Oemers and In numerous oth< vuys designed to acquaint masses i itlrcns with proper methods of llvin bo Red Crocs carrlad Its mwaft i i*alth Into all parts of th* owutry. Th* w*rk *f thg Red Or*** durii h* war la Us traditional M4 ?f nar nf, furnishing th* military sad Bar publishments of tho aatioa with 11 WT a are**, Is w?it knew. Am4 thai iro today IT.TfT avroee roglstared wti ha American Rod Cross and nhjo call la emergency. IVsrta* fto fl Ml year, l.OTi Keci ("rose aurea* we teeepted for aaelgameDt to erer MDt service. 388 by the Aattf at favy and 1,163 by the United Stati *nbllc Health Service. In addition to the nnreee en relit >y the Red Cross for Government ser ce. the Red Croae Itaelf employed otal of 1.34* public health nurses I he United State* and Europe. By t'j he greatest number was employed I he United States, 1,257. while Si wei n foreign service. Home Hygiene and Pore of the Sic lasses, giving thorough Instruction I he proper care of the sick in i:i>tane< rhere the illness la not so serin!* ;1<i i equlre profeaaional nursing cure, du ng the fiscal year numbered .*>.17!). tatiatlcal picture of the Red Cro: peratlons in this field follows: few classes formed during year 5.1' Masses completed during year. 6,21 s'ew students enrolled lOl.Ot students completing course 73,4! What the Red Oroaa accomplish n giving proper Instruction throuf ts Nutrition Service [? Indicated t he following table: 'lew claseee formed daring year 1' ilassea completed during year.. If lew students enrolled 2.3Itudents completing course.... 2,0 In addition to the above, a total < 2,006 children were given Instruct!* n the proper selection and prepar loo of foods. Through Its 260 Health Centers, tl Ud Cross reached 90,252 persons. 1 hese Health Centers, 4,015 health le urea were given and TflO health e: ilhlts held. In the United Statea last year, 7.f 32 persons were killed and 3,500,0( Jured In Industrial accidents. 1 >revent this enormous waste the Rf Iross held 5,100 first aid classes wit i total of 104,000 students enrolled. 1ED CROSS RESCUED 600,000 FROM DEAT! Spent $1,200,000 for Relief c Famine Sufferers in China Last Year. To help overcome conditions of acui listress In five famine stricken pro nces of Northern China, where mi Ions of persona were affected by a mprecedented shortage of food, tt American Ited Cross during the la: Iscal year spent more than $1,200,00 1,000,000 of which waa contributed d eotv by National Headquarters ac he remainder by furious groups ?] erested '* fhe welfare of China. Throug.. the wide relief operatloi bus made possible It Is estimated thi oore than 600,000 famine suffere rere saved from starvation. To the eod that similar prompt r lef measures by the organization ntn dwavs be possible the Red Cross isklng continued support by the Amp can people by universal renewal * nembershlp at the Annual Red Cro; loll Call. November 11 to 24. The method of relief employed t he American Red Cross In Its open Ions in China was particularly effe ive. for In addition to saving hundrn >f thousands of Uvea It provided Chir rlth more than 900 miles of permanei ouds that are sorely needed to pr ent a recurrence of famine. At or line the Red Cross employed 74,0( '1 inese workmen, paying them In f?< or themselves and dependents, th bod being brought in from Manchurl ind elsewhere. ONE DOLLAR ANNUAL DUES IN THE AMERICAN RED CROSS MAKES YOU A PARTICIPANT IN RELIEF WORK FOR THE HELPLESS THAT GIRDLES THE GLOBE. ANSWER THE ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL CALL NOVEMBER 11-24. 1921. William DuRant, an escaped convict from the Florence chaining, was arrested near Manning last week and J carried back to prison. DuRant was sent up for wrecking a Seaboard train near Florence a short time ago, was sentenced to serve five years on the ^ chaingang. He served three days and escaped. He was located at Gable, r few miles from Manning. Send us your order for Job PrintM ing. We only the besi, work. u CHEAP ROUND TRIP FARES TO l(I FLORENCE ON ACCOUNT OF s THE PEE DEE FAIR. I 14 For the above occasion the Atlantic si Coast Line will sell round trip tickets 1(j to Florence at reduced fares, for all n tiains on October 17th to 20th, incluDf sive, and for trains scheduled to arrive g, at Florence before noon of October of 21st, limited returning to reach original starting point prior to midnight if of October 23rd, 1921. The reduced fares will apply from *' Cheraw, Hartsville, Lucknow, Sumter, Lanes, Dillon, Nichols, and all Agency ^ stations intermediate to said stations c( and Florence. For schedules, and further informan tion call on or address. J. M. Harden, n- ticket agent. Kingstree. S. C. THOS. E. MEYERS, pa District Passenger Agent Charleston, . 10-13 It. S. C. id y. ?????? 8 In 5fpSl2?^ ir *ras%PBiy 119 : !9| Myi i)I y M rO"Tlght 1921 War % A 11 Knick )0 I xi B '? Many won: a| comfort, convie come in many 2 H idea is a little r I We'd like 1 B Hart Schaffner 9 fabrics, tailored B nothing better. I McC is The home | New Meat Market ! H In Charge of an Experienced Butcher and Meat Cutter. || Buy your fresh meat from our sanitary m || market, where the animal heat has been || || forced out of the carcass by refrigeration m P and the meat, thereby made fit for food con- g ll sumption. || We butcher only the best cattle and |? || hogs, and if you buy from us you may feel || assured tiiat you are getting tne best at low- |g M est prices. | The Cash Meat Market | j| S. F. Epps, Manager Acverti x lii The Record for Best Results ;. ifcO* ___ Sw! ' m 19 ' ||J5 .X'L--;... '' A fH SKS^'ifciS 111 5 fa 9H? 1 i;:kWM 2? hsri I '-* 9 ij 1J h ^ fi F ^PiS3^T|?0[/Tffni^tTW88a6fi^^^1iSM^SnE^^3^jA3j^^ I] [JiMil!] N J lluH 1!) j*9H -4' I .f?r* @B ers for Women I Len hope knickers have come_ to stay; 9 slice, freedom of movement. Tney nave m sports; but for business or the street the 3 tew yet. m to have women know that we can supply m & Marx knicker suits for women; all-wool g I as our men's clothes are tailored; there's 9 jill Brothers I of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes ||