The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 02, 1922, Image 8
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|| MVSIC RECITAL TOMORROW NIGHT. ;;
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' ; There will be a recital in the School Auditorium tomor- 1 i j.
' ; mow night at 8 o'clock by pupils of the Music Department ?' j salt
; J of the Kingstree school. The entertainment will be under | | ha\
|| the directorate of Miss Crockett and patrons and friends ||inev
11 of the school are cordially invited to be present. Admission !
I is free and a musical treat is in store for all music lovers ?
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II who avail themselves of the opportunity to attend this re- j | i pe(
|| cital. The following program will be rendered: 111 app
|| j; bill
?> ? 11 mui
|| ] I,bac
eight o'clock ;:|pre
;; | ; I of
< > Polonaise Decevee < > I or
! Rachel Dove and Flora Smith ! !; U1"
|| Elizabeth Fairev and Belva Jenkinson !!i'an
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'' Hungarian Concert Polka Alfoldv ?>.
!! Mary Catherine Epps !!1 bcc
. " die
| | Polonaise Sartono 11
| | Pearl Chandler and Rosa Kellahan | j j ,
? ! Under the Double Eagle Wagner , | this
I | James F. Cooper (Pupil of Mrs. H. E. Montgomery) J | will
< > i ? and
II Tripping Over the Lawn Rand | | it f
?. \t.ip Rnrress. Addie Belle Epps and Alvena Burgess
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IJ "Sunset" Buck ;; of
1 ' Mrs. M. F. Montgomery ' 1 ^no
: ; :: tint
< > Second Mazurka Godard ?>
! I Jane Gilland \! thai
J | Minuet : Mozart j; |,na
< Julia Hall and Maria Burgess < >
? <> ove
i ! ' Mammy's Li'l Pigeon" Fearis || thai
\ | Ollie Crockett, Elizabeth Speigner, Mrs. Montgomery and ' j clai
< ? Ola DuBose I ' the
it !! and
, , Sexettee (Audante from "Lucia di Laurmermoor"), Donizetti- , , .
; [ Leschetizky ' '
Julia Hall (Left Hand Alone) '! I A
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\ ! Festival Polonaise Wolff ! \ of
J J Ola DuBose, Stella Wolfe and Anna Laura Singleton ; [ Jan
" ' "Springtime" Wooler I!
i : Chorus Class \ j sj ~
J \ Husarenritt Spindler j | we
1 > Jane Gilland ! ! di"!
! ! Mary Catherine Epps ! ?^e
1 ? son
] ' Seguidilla Bohm ; ; wjjj
J Elizabeth Swails ?> <juc1
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! S imple Aveu Thome I! 11
'' James F. Cooper '' mei
j; II mat
<1 Foet and Peasant Suppe <? this
! \ Julia Hall and Mary Catherine Epps I I hen
II Jane Gilland and Elizabeth Swails I ; tior
1' ?1 Pee
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' <mimmiiihiininmum>i?miiimmimi11 lati
I Our Buyer
I and the Spring Goods
I In these shipments are
I Coat Suits, <
in Beautiful Styles and
We also made ext<
Oxfords and Slipp
complete and up-to-da
Before you buy your Sp
new arrivals. They represent
evidence that we believe in the
r? it a n
I t n An
I K1NGSTREE,
NEW WAREHOUSE LAW. 1
rocaies Claim It will Add to the
Profit of the Farmer.
lereafter all tobacco offered for
; on South Carolina markets will
e to be tied and graded. The
,* warehouse law has been signed
the governor. The following is
m the News and Courier:
'he representatives from the Pee
> section in the final passage and
iroval of their tobacco warehouse
feel that this will mean very
:h to the development of the toco
industry, and go so far as to
diet that with the enforcement
this law, in the course of five
ten years the tobacco industry
I mean more to the state in dol;
and cents than the cotton intry
at the same time. Briefly J
:ed, the bill provides that any toco
warehousemen who shall hanor
offer for sale any ungraded
untied tobacco shall pay a license
$5,000. The plain purport is that
i license shall be so high that it
force all warehousemen to grade
I tie all tobacco before offering
or sale. It is contended that the
e matter of grading and tying
tobacco so that the buyer will
w definitely what they are getj
enhances the value from 5 to
cents per pound, statistics snow
t it is claimed that in North Caroi
because of the grading and tyof
tobacco the average has been
r eleven cents per pound more
n in South Carolina. It is also
med that the tobacco raised in
Pee Dee section is just as good
averages just as high as that !
:ed in North Carolina.
.nother purpose of the bill is to
?nd the season for the handling tobacco
until about the first of I
uary. It is claimed that many of
buyers and warehousemen have <
le the South Carolina business a I
sline and rush the season in six j
ks, whereas by forcing the gra- <
I and tying of tobacco before it is !
red for sale will extend the spa- J
?+ iiMvA/i until Tonnarrr 1. And i
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bring about a more orderly ccnt
of the business,
i North Carolina the warehouse1
tie and grade their tobacco by
jual agreement It is claimed that
agreement could not be reached
?, hence the necessity for legislal
The representatives from the
Dee section claim that this is
most important piece of legison
for them that has been underI
Has Ju
the M
that he purch
many
Zoats, E
the Best Mat
msive purcha:
ers, our line
ite.
ring Outfit, it will |
the best in mercha
old adage, "Live ;
LE5
IE UNDERSE
taken and that has passed at thi
session.
The bill has already been approv
eii by the governor and will be ef
fective for this season.
Some men will work eighteen hour
a day in order to harg on to a sof
snap.
o
There is one car to every two adul
white persons in the United States
o
Sixty per cent of all motor car mile
age is fo^business purposes.
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iff: SIDI
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ist Rphi
arkets
ased while th(
)resses
erials.
ses of Ladies',
s of which :
pay you to come to
ndise and the price
and Let Live."
TU<
LLING STOR]
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s TRESPASS NOTICE.
Pursuant to the provisions of Sec
_ . tion 241, Criminal Code of South Caro
olina, notice is hereby given that th<
lands of the undersigned in Andersoi
s trwnship, Williamsburg county, an
t posted, and all persons entering o
tiespassing in any manner upon thi
same will be duly prosecuted,
tj G. W. CAMLIN.
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!-1 You can't explain anything yoi
don't understand.
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NfOX HA
FOR T.AniFS
ipring 19'
PRICE CONSIDERED, <
AND STYLE CONSID
[E AN DKBPUTATION
DRED TEE BEST HAT B
iRICA.
jILL brotf
STORE FOR LADIES
stree, South C
irned Fi
sre are arriving
and Wa
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Men's and Chi
you will find
i our store and inspt
we are selling them
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SOUTH CAR*
K,NGSTREE 1
Lodge. Nu. 46 flj
p Meets the second Thursday night
in each month. Visiting-betheren
cordially invited. H. U. Kinder, W. JB
M., Donald Montgomery, Secretary.
j 666 quickly relieves a cold.
Rub-My-Tism kills pain.
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