The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 08, 1921, Image 7
J Iftj Use SAPOLIO
t|f For Every Room in the House
rift In the frfc/wri SAPOLIO cleans pots,pans,
W oilcloth and cudery; in the bathroom
y^x'tV* t*? SAPOLIO cleans porcelain, marble, tiling
k \ i* ?the wash basin and bathtub: in the
^ . / halluvy SAPOLIO cleans painted wood- \
w/-?rl- rlr?r>r?_ sills 2nd concrete or stone
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That I'm not lending my bird dogs any
;; more.
:: My gun also, I reserve for my own use,
So if you ask me to lend it I will refuse.
While it's true my 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$
tioned, you can bet.
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I PALACE MARKET
| r -TOICE FRESH MEATS AND VEGE
f 7A Sirs IN SEASON. j
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New Meat Market I
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In Charge of an Experienced Butcher
and Meat Cutter.
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*38 Rnv vour fresh meat from our sanitary |
|| market, where the animal heat has been 1
|| forced out of the carcass by refrigeration |
|g and the meat thereby made fit for food con- |
g sumption. |
?| We butcher only the best cattle and I
p liogs. and if you buy from us you may feel |
|? assured that you are getting the best at low- ?
H rst prices.
I The Cash Meat Market 8
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S. F. Epps, Manager
1KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO.,
y Funeral Directors and Embalmer
FIRST CLASS MOTOR HEARSE j
F | Complete Line Coffins and Caskets
' jj Metal Vaults and Burial Robes. j
| Mr. L. J. Stackley
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y;narge 01 our unaeiraKmg uvyi.
is throughly equipped to serve
DAY OR NIGHT
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THE WASTE BASKET
By George J hi
Great interest is being taken in the
disarmament conference. In fact it
is almost strong enough to crowc the; P'
A:buckle case o:T the front page. ! cc
Building operations in the Ea>t reported
about normal. Almost as
man; residences as garages are now **
bein built.
Fc.d wants to buy scrapped war- ;ci
ship- "And they shall Jneat their
warships into flivvers."^
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"Friday Goldfish I" j
L k of demand for canned salmon ; 111
is \ rrying packers. Most any for-'01
mer A. E. F. man could easily ex-; ^
plain that.
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Wisconsin couple have been married ^
- SI years. Not exactly what you
weul call a trial marriage, now is it?
, Newly-elected New Jersey woman I
| justice of the peace announces that [ ^
she is going to kiss all the bride,
grooms at whose ceremonies she of|
ficiat s. She is SO and good-looking. *
? .May: v tins win ir.aKe a mi wu.i tne i
, bridegrooms, but well be: something '
| pret:\^that r.o prospective bride is
going to allow herself to be led before "3
, that iustice if she knows it.
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. Neither Have We. 66
| You have noticed, haven't you. how ?
; the man who always votes "No" on |
. bond issues for highways, never kicks |
| about the condition of the roads.
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? Lar.dru. the French R!uebeard. ac- ,
| cused of murdering 11 women, has
| been called many thinsrs. but proba-! *
? bly none stranger than that used by I
I a Pennsylvania paper, which referred j I
; to him as "the bluebird of France." J '
' The less they wear the more it costs: |
. The more it costs the loss they v ear:
! And we don't know what the answer is.
' Rut it's cot to stop somewhere
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a most of us do in a montl
s lot about the efficiency i
k: omy of different mot*
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I' dard" Motor Gasoline.
a This balanced gasoline gi
? starts, even when the n
a become chilled. It burn:
a pletely. doesn't quickly <
?< motor with carbon or
I lubricating oil with o:u
unburne<l gasoline. I:
motor on a lean mixture
big mileage per gallon.
"Standard" Motor Gasol
the procession in all tin
tial qualities. It is the i
feetly balanced motor
know of?the result of
able tests for economy
ciency, perfected refini
STANDAI
Remember When?
The butcher used to "throw in" a
unk of suet or a soup bone when you
jught a steak"
The livery stable kept a couple o:
ood reliable plugs, the kind you
>uld drive without holding the reins?
Gasoline was sold in drug stores in
nail bottles ami was called "benne"?
When -.ickel cigars sold tor rive
?nts and not two for a quarter?
We have our summer games and
ir winter sports. But the great
nteriean all-year-hound pastime is
riding way and means of preventing
her people from doing the things
e do not like to do ourselves.
No. < eraldir.e. the single-tax move-,
ent has nothing to do with the proved
tax on bachelors.
On Thanksgiving Day Fatty Ar-,
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Avrwur i.- raiu cv.? i.a*c JL'iuai *.1 ijuai t
milk on the stove while helping to
?t dinner. But it was on Labor Pay
at he spilled the beans.
>on't Kill Yourself Today. Wait!
The Save-A-Life League announces
at it sends "inspiring literature to
ose contemplating suicide." We
ive the address of the society and
ill be g'ad to send it to any of our
aders who may be interested.
6 cures Chills and Fever.
*j For spoed^^L
\ / '"'j* and ease in \
A ecouring pots 1
and pans, use I
r^^poLiol
Y > etfactivs, r
V- economies!
sceurhq
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ind of ga
traveling
ke dozens esses and the ch<
ho drive suitable crudes.
?ek than jn co|^ weather (
1. knov a aU(j frosty^ w
md ec(>n- jlQt amj $utmy( .
3I" if" * road more smool
Or >t?n- iJjpj. on a rra J J |) J]
carbon trouble,
ves quick lo constantly a.
lotor has bijretor. That s
s up com- country' salesim>,
liokethe "Standard Mot.
ruin the You. !( :?. * :::' i!
rhon and money. M.e 1 r
-1 m ? 2
ri:os tne .Motor wnsonne.
and gives next filling. Set
powerful yo;:r ca:
i i j N .1 now "ii
line leads ? . .
hilts, how far voi
?se essen- _ ;
most per- One qual.ty whe.
fuel we an,1 for sale ever
innunier- Protect tin- nsovi
and effi- car. Polarine is t
ing proc- remover.
EID OIL COM
(New Jersey)
m *000 roatau. /w rsjbs ma. m warn tbrwma satklt buts
If repairs are needed around
the Home Place because
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CYPRESS
"THE WOOD ETERNAL"
was not used at first there is Good
Cheer in the fact that if you repair
1 ^ .1 ip
witn cypress you stop tne cycle or
costly and annoying replacements.
Then,?"Buy lie Grade That Fits the Job."
Why pay for a higher grade than the
work needs? That kind of intelligent
buying gives you still another real saving.
It's worth while.
Your nearest lumber dealer will give
you honest advice. So will we.
Write for list of FREE PLANS for farm buildings.
Southern Cypress Mfrs.'Assn. - -r?j.
W?tof" CnrcM
251 Graham BIdfn Jacksonville Fla.
YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL SUPPLY YOU. IF HE VVA
HASS" T ESOUGH CYPRESS LET US KS'OW A T OSCE. !
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Tuberculosis is the most awful: The South Carolina Tuberlosis
plague of this day. It works so noise- Association is working to combat this
lessly and so slowly that the way- plague. It offers Christmas Seals for
faring ma:: hardly knows of its ex-1 sale in promoting this sen-ice. Buy
istence. ; some.
Boost for the Good Roads in Williamsburg
.soline \
1 U?TT ^
y salesmen wu^ .
>ice of the most
>r hot. when it's
ct and muddy or
you II travel the
thly and get fur- fljfv
. And with less r^rl^
You won't have
I just your carTry
ii on your ^ i(; ,rpjffl
hlivelv and