The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 24, 1921, Image 7
11 Special Dress Sale? |
. L CONSIGNMENT OF 100 j
WIf.W HRFSSFS
At Prices Ranging from
11 $9.75 to $29.75
I Crepe, Twill, Satin and Tricotine
f models that are worth from $25 to $50
! Nachman s Fashion Store j
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j Lake City, - - so. uar. j
4****+*+ H WW 111 ************* II I HI f 1 I 1 1 Mill H m? I
Wheat! Wheat!! Wheat!!! i
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On Hand for Following Week.
j; Leaps-Prolific Wheat ? $2.75 Per bu. ::
:: Abbruzzi Rye ? 3.50 Per bu. !!
j I Carolina Rye ? 2.50 Per bu. ;;
;; Fulghum Oats ? 1.10 Per bu. ::
:: Appier Oats ? 1.10 Per bu. ; j
j | Rust Proof Oats ? 95 Per bu. ; j
\ Beardless Barley ? 2.00 Per bu. ::
Iflairrv Vetch ? 20 Per lb. j
P. E. Rape ? 20 Per lb. ;
We have on hand garden seed as follows: ;;
mustard, turnip, cabbage, beets, lettuce, rad- ::
dish and three varieties of onion sets. Also j j
\ 1,000 101b. syrup buckets ? 11c each. j;
| CONTRACT FOR YOUR PEA AND i|
gBEAN SEED NOW, ALSO CRATES AND ::
BARRELS. ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRIBUTING CO.
Kingstree, South Carolina. :
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(New Meat Market!
In Charge of an Experienced Butcher
and Meat Cutter.
Buy your fresh meat from our sanitary
H market, where the animal heat has been m
M forced out of the carcass by refrigeration |f
P and the meat thereby made fit for food con- If
H sumption. ?
We butcher only the best cattle and ?
p hogs, and if you buy from us you may feel g
H assured that you are getting the best at low- 1
|| est prices. I
J The Cash Meat Market |
igj S. F. Epps, Manager j|
IKINGSTREE HARDWARE CO., |
| Funeral Directors and Embalmer j
I FIRST CLASS MOTOR HEARSE j
T.inn rVk-flPinsj pnrl (^!ask"pts
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Metal Vaults and Burial Robes.
Mr. L. J. Stackley
Has Charge of our Undertaking Dept.
and is throughly equipped to serve ,
DAY OR NIGHT I
I Day Phone No. 35 Night Phone No. 126 !
RECORD SPECIAL
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NOTICE!
| I I take this method of letting the public know ::
| | That I'm not lending my bird dogs any -J
hi: more. ;;
i!:: My gun also, I reserve for my own use, ::
So if you ask me to lend it I will refuse.
While it's true m# hunting clothes will fit ;;
:: but few, ::
I am absolutely not going to loan them to
:: you. ::
:: Neither will my shells be loaned any more, ::
? But you can find some at a hardware store.
Now boys, any other hunting equipment I
:: have, you can get,
: But absolutely nothing doing on these men- ];
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j | x uonea, you can uet. j.
j!j; JAS. H. EPPS, PROP'R. I
!:: PALACE MARKET J
I!! CHOICE FRESH MEATS AND VEGE- f
I TABCES IN SEASON. I
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i I BRICK! BRICK!! j j(,ffice in "TiSSS!'0ver Bank
; !! Come to our plant ' kingstree, s. c
; ; I and see what we have j j ?'1'21
; 11 to offer before you buy. ' _
' '' ? ^ . , ?t . " dr- frank 0. lentz
Layton Bnck Works I _ ? dden7,sti , s.
::: ^bushed ^ ;; 0,fim 0ver
j MARION, - - S. C. | office hours:
HWH41 I MM IHI iminT| 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 2 to 5 p. m.
Boost for the Good Roads in Williamsburg
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Talking
WHETHER it's a bird for velop a balanced
Thankr- giving dinner or a all these specific
s tankful of gasoline for has been done.
your motor you will get real satis
faction oniv through careful * , Standar<1 Mot
I selection. ' bef no' on,e
? only. Under the
Volatility is important to good COVering evpry f<
gasoline. It largely governs the performance, "S
3 starting speed of your motor and Gasoline stands fi
the richness of the mixture you
have to use. For steady potcer You can easily pi
that enables you to creep along UP where you s
in traffic or whirl up steep grades 0. sign,
without a lot of gear shifting your Notice the "pep'
motor fuel must have high flame <*ar lias. See hov
speed and a high rate of pressure hard hills. Kei
s development. For economical mileage you gel
p operation gasoline must give you wherever you bu;
! big mileage per gallon and burn everywhere.
i un so comnletelv that it loaves a v?s. L?nw *]?
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minimum of carbon behind. properb' 5*ibr:ea
ft needed years of refining experi- limirt::!.* ::ny dot
ence and countless tests to de- I'OLAltlNE.
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(New Jersey)
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1 Vox School Notes.
The Literary Society of Vox Graded
school was organized last Friday
afternoon. November 4, 1921. The
enrollment in the society was very
good and the prospects for a good society
is very promising. The name1
, "Carlisle" has been given to the so-'
, ciety. With such a good selection of'
: officers there is evidence of great1
'success. The following officers were
(elected:
President, Maud Taylor; vicc-pres-;
ident, Marvin Stone; secretary, Allene j
Hanna; corresponding secretary, Hessie
Faddy; treasurer, Pauline Taylor:
first censor, Carrie Hanna; second
censor, Laris Altman; critic, Mr. M.
L. Owens; literary editor, Ilec Brown.
Honor Roll.
Tenth grade: Maud Taylor.
Ninth grade: Allene Hanna 97
Carrie Hanna 92, Lila Miles 90.
Eight grade: Pauline Taylor 93.
Seventh grade: Esson Tanner 94,
Lamuel Carter 93, Alvera Parrott 91.'
Nettie Hanna 90.
Sixth grade: Violet Carter 96, Le-,
na Powell 95, Alvs Hanna 9S. Pauline
Cox 94.
Fifth grade: Byard Stone 97, Neta
Altman 95, Annie Lyerly 95, Hoyt
Tanner 95, Jessie Lee Cox 94, Courtney
Lyerly 91.
Fourth grade: Reamer Taylor 94,
Kimbry Carter 93, Lillian Eaddy92,
Fleety Altman 90. 5
Third grade: Eugene Taylor 94,
Ulmer Nettles 94, Lena Hanna 93,
Nekoda Altman 92' Fannie Stone 92,
Lois Nettles 92, Esther Carter 91.
Second grade: Pauline Blackwell b
98, Sallie Blackwell 95, Ly!a Stone
95, Essie Altman 94. n
First grade: Charlie Blackwell 94, r
Sibble Nettles 93. Sl
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666 cures Malarial Fever. a
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Send your Job Printing to us u
Rub-My-Tism, a pain killer. n
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gasoline to meet
:ations. But it
or Gasoline is
or two respects /3^
most rigid tests V
mature of motor VsW
tandard" Motor ^
rst.
ove this. Draw 81$ j
ee the familiar jjB/fr
Test a tankful.
and power your Iff:
v easily it climbs jjjjgr '
?p tabs 011 the ,1/fjj j
: One quality WJ||,
y it, and for sale am
xt your motor is I
ted? You can
lbt by specifying
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Three Inseparables
One for mildness.VlRGINIA
One for mellowness. BURLEY
One for aroma.TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
aged and blended.
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*111 FIFTH AVE.
99 III NIWYOKNCITV
Women Given Place.
Undoing its constitution which has
een in effect since its organization
i 1830 and which stipulated that its
lembers should be males, the North
'arolina State Baptist convention in
ession last week at Rocky Mount,
fter 30 minutes, disc u si on, voted to
dmit women on terms of equality
>ith men. The vote was practically
nanimous. The convention will meet
ext year in Winsston-Salem.
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