Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m e They are GOOD! IU | Items From Hemingway. Hemingway, Aug., 28.?Misses Alma and Gladis Curtain of Pamplico, were the attractive week-end guests * of Mrs. C. M. Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamber> of Union, are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sandsbury of Timmoi|;ville, spent Sunday with the latter's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Haselden. Miss Ina Wooten of Florence, spent the week-end here with friends and relatives. Miss Vema Ard returned to Florence Sunday after spending several vf. T T A (lays wun ne." iauier, .ut, u. lj. mu. Dr. Graham and family spent Sunday in Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Mangum of iCmgstree. spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs. Linccn Haselden of Charleston, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. George Hemingway is visiting relatives at Kingstree and Sumter. Mrs. Lachott of Pawley's Island, is the guest of Miss Ellen Hemingway. Dr. Balford Haselden is opening up a drug store in the Huggins building on Broad street. The minstrel given in the school auditorium last Friday night by the girl Scouts was very much enjoyed by all present. This troop was the first in the county and was organized in December. Quite a number are almost through the second class tast They are tc be commended on the girl record they are making. The town election was held here | Monday. _Dr. Shine defeating Mr. L. L. Ard for mayor. The new board of alderman are Miss Lela Burney,' Messrs Eugnne Huggins, J. D. Du-| Rant and Tom Spivey. Messrs Sparkman DuRant, Marion Stackey, Barnie Douglas and Joe Taylor returned Monday from a Mil-1 itary training camp in Alabama where they had spent a month in training.! \ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hemingway and Mrs. Jack Hyman spent a few hours in Kingstree Tuesday. Miss Cleo Clyborne has returned from Baltimore where she went j to purchase her fall stock of millinery. ' Miss Gertie Davis and sister, Mrs. Ellington of Georgetown, were the tiimimnmmmiimi ' " I is: Build Your Home To Better Time?II jjjj First: Build it ( ;;; tions. Second: Bui ;;: tion with the detei I ;;: good all the way. T [ ^ ;; J in charge of constn | ;;: written contract wi I | specifications at han _ ;;; will furnish for any mm H building within ten ( ^ 11; ly decided what yoi ;;; glad to help you to d 1 \ \ THE BUILDI 2 I am now puttin Jt pective home-builde: H a home at reduced 2 three homes to buik v JJ ried along simultan 2 able me to by all mi 1 E. H. F g Phone 198-3 wuwmmiiiini.'i.'iii week-end guests of their sister, Mrs. George Chandler. Mr. J. R. Cribb spent Sunday with friends at Latta. Miss Etta Stuckey has returned > tl from Atlanta, where she purchased j her fall stock of millinery. Miss Cloie Douglas went to Flor-; ^ ence Sunday to have her tonsils re-1 ^ moved. Why Vote for Blease. CJ In an editorial setting forth somej^ reasons why the people of South p. Carolina should vote against ExGovemor Blease The Spartanbua%r i Journal asks: . "Whv should anybody \ote for him? ^ What did he do while he was gov-1 ernor? He was governor four years n ?with what constructive act for the benefit of the state is his name associated? He pardoned 1,708 con- ?* victs while he was governor. What S( other notable thing did he do while R he was in office? What honor did jo: the administration of his office con-! fer upon the state ? What did he; ~ do for the people?" Continuing thatj^ paper says, "in one or more of his: speeches during the primary cam- j a. paign, Mr. Blease said that he was d a Methodist in his denominational; 0: affiliations. We have no information : as to the satisfaction with which that p claim was received but we feel sure j that the Methodist voters in the state j will recall the interesting and most I imnressive Darable of the Fig-Tree:" i * * [ yj " 'A certain man had a fig tree j planted in his vineyard; and he came rr and sought fruit thereon, and found none. " 'Then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard, Behold, these three years I come seeking fruit on this d; fig-tree, and find none; cut it down; rr why cumbereth it the ground." n "The second Democratic primary election will be held next Tuesday week?September 12, and South Caro- d; lina expects every man and woman ?-1 to do his and her duty. The first n and foremost and most important _ duty of that day will be the duty of voting against Mr. Blease and for Mr. McCleod for governor of South ~~ Carolina." ========= S CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS. P I hereby announce myself a candidate for congress from the Sixth Dis- H trict, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. A. H. GASQUE. I hereby announce myself a Candidate fnr rwlcrtinn tn rnncTARfl from the sixth congressional district subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. ? PHILIP H. STOLL. T FOR SOLICITOR, THIRD CIRCUIT, f A* 3< I hereby announce myself a candi- 0 date for re-election to the office of tl Solicitor for the third judicial circuit ti of South Carolina, subject to the rules ti of the Democratic primary. d FRANK A. McLEOD. t< FOR STATE SENATOR. ? n I hereby announce myself a candi- E date for the South Carolina Senate from Williamsburg' county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T S. A. GRAHAM. liimiiiiiiiiiinj'.'.mmi Jn? Hah^ Wnif Cav ? uay?iiuu i it an iui a t Might Wait Also >n paper with specificaild it on a good founda mination to continue hird: With the builder iction under bond and fch practical plans and d to work by. These I ordinary home or other lays after you have ful i want. I will also be to this. NO CAMPAIGN g on will give any prosr an opportunity to get 9 cost. I want at least 1 at once, all to be car-^ eouslv, which wil^?^^ aterials used atj^noleIARRINGTON, P. O. Box ] , r ?. * >..?-t. *- r -t, _ t.t. t - t- J- t--tb [f{ w nil 111 lii tmsam FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I hereby announce myself a candiate for the House of Representatives roin Williamsburg county, subject to i le rules of the Democratic primary, j EMMERSON L. ARD. I hereby announce myself a candi-j ate for the legislature, subject to ; le rules of the Democratic primary.! JAMES P. ADAMS. I hereby announce myself as a indidate for the House of Represent-1 itives from Williamsburg county,, abject to the rules of the Democratic rimary. F. R. HEMINGWAY. Friends of Mr. B. B. Chandler here-1 y place his name before the voters f Williamsburg as a candidate for le General Assembly, subject to the ales of the Democratic primary. In response to the urgent appeals f a number of my friends throughut the county I hereby announce myelf a candidate for the House of :epresentatives, subject to the rules f the Democratic primary. WILLIAM R. SCOTT. ; OR MAGISTRATE?KINGSTREE.; I hereby announce to my friends! nd fellow citizens that I am a can-1 idate for appointment to the office i f magistrate at Kingstree, and re- j pectfully solicit your support, sub-1 ;ct to the rules of the Democratic rimary. JNO. A. SCOTT. I hereby announce myself a candiate for reappointment to the office j f magistrate at Kingstree, subject ) the rules of the Democratic prilarv. J. B. GAMBLE. FOR MAGISTRATE?flEBRON. I hereby announce myself a candi? ^ A i. 4.1. ate lor appointment iu uic unite ui tagistrate at Hebron, subject to the ales of the Democratic party. W. H. BAKER. I hereby announce myself a candiate for reappointment to the office f magistrate at Hebron, subject to ales of the Democratic primary. J. W. STEWART. 666 quickly relieves a cold.. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg, Court of Common Pleas. . R. Keels, Plaintiff, against [enry Maxwell, Green Maxwell, Martha Conyers and Susie Rollerson, and Julian Chandler and Austin Chandler, infants over the age of fourteen years; and Simeol Chandler, Ophelia Chandler, Anna Chandler, Oena Chandler, Roland Nile and Lee Nile, infants under the age of. fourteen years, and the Keels Com- j Danv. Defendants. 0* the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and reuired to answer the complaint in this ction, of which a copy is herewith jrved upon you, and to serve a copy f your answer to said complaint on le subscriber at his office in Kingsree, S. C., within twenty days after le service hereof, exclusive of the ay of such service; and if you fail ) answer the complaint within the me aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ction will apply to the Court for the jlief demanded in the complaint. ated February 3, 1922. J. D. 0'BRYAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, o Non-Resident Defendants: To Henry Maxwell and Green Maxffitt.illimillHIIlHIll sale prices and reducing mately 20%, and to carr to reduce the cost of ] equally possible. Overt be reduced in proportioi TO FINANCE T I have three distinct be glad to usbmit to you for new homes and will a only. Repairs and rem' sidered under separate ] plans before you, all tha to own a home in three ] j xi? a. ?:n is io exercise uiai win-j idy in so many of us. J Allow me the pleas ^retail with you on this glad to serve you. For any informatioi Designer and 1 [94, tl 1 t 1 1 I 1 II I HWHW11 I 1 *++1 I III 1 I I I I I well, absent defendants, please take1 notice: That the complaint in this1 action, together with the Summons,! of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Williamsburg, County, State of South Carolina, on J the 17th day of August, 1922. J. D. O'BRYAX, | Attorney for Plaintiff, j 8-24-3t.j.d.o'b. REGISTRATION NOTICE The office of the Supervisor r. 1 rt-i 11 Kfl Ar.QTI f\Y\ 1 s.*t AtCg IOV1 OblUU tt in w vpvu vu ?mv Monday in each month for the our pose of registering any person whc is qualified as follows: Who shall have been a resident of the State for two years, and of the county one year, and of th? poll: j precinct in which the e'ector offers to vote four months before the day of elction, and shall have paid, six months before, any poll tax then due and payable, and who can both read and write any section to him by the Snoervisors of Registration, or who can show that he owns, and has naid all taxes collectible on during the present year, property in this State assessed at three hundred dollars or ore. P. E. CI. * RKSON, Gerk of Board. ^sostBat^saKtss^ ^ _ M n Tired 0 ISE| "I was weak and run-down," M V relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of A Dalton, Ga. "I was tMn and Just felt tired, all the time. 9 I didn't rest well I wasn't M erer hungry. I knew, by n| this, I needed a tonic, and 9 as there Is none better than? Wi CARDIIII The Woman's Tonic S - - u f. . , I Began using uaraui, w continues Mrs. Burnett jB "After my first bottle, I slept M better end ate better. I took M fpur bottles. Now I'm well, A feel just fine, eat and sleep, Wi my skin is clear and I hare Qfl gained and sure feel that H Cardul Is the best tonic eTer V made." A Thousands of other women U hare found Cardul just as B Mrs. Burnett did. U shoul d I help you. . At all druggists. S wm i?j> n>y KIN6STREE LodgP; Nu 4b A. F.M. Meets the second Thursday night in parh nonth. Visiting bretheren cordially invited. H. U. Kinder, W. M? Donald Montgomery, Secretary. sn \ the cost approxiy on the labor so as j J j labor 20% will be ; i; lead expense will W, 1. ; J; HE HOME :jj j ; plans which' I will ;;; l. These plans are ! S: pply to a lot. owner * j odels will be con- ::; plans. With these XX t is needed for you ; * j months from today ;::; )ower that is lying ! j!: ure of going into :; subject. I will be a, phone or write, :::: Builder Kings tree, S. C. I; uniiiiiiiiiiuimsms ;j "An Acquai | To get you to know I ;; our friends. ?| We will offer Special September 9 t :: WE ARE NOT (JOIN1 ONLY GOING | I have just come ; kets and we are prep 1 at extremely low pri< HUNTERS, Make our store, | headquarters, you an 2 we will be glad to ha | us. Incidently we ai % ton Shell. I ARTHUR ISalesr Greelyville, S. C. This coupon F in trade on any ( Name ;; B0"5 1"!1 1 11111?n i h m ill n i in 11 || What Knc Means ;; Besides taking i have worked at the b j; years, therefore, I ca ;; your Battery troubles :: No guess work. I. vvneii it can uc itpau I I and don't spend mon !| junk. Now you se j! means to you. A tri !! let me show you some ;; Battery and Elec A. B. CAUT1 ;; Kingstree, ii Carl's Sheet CHARLE :: Roofing Tin?Gi < ! ; | Galvanized Sheets Metal ( ; | Corrugated Sheets Skylight > Copper Sheets Steel Gi !I Zinc Sheets Metal C J) Solder Tanks ; ENQUIRIES AND ORDERS i: Quality -- Pr ;; 6-l-22-6m. i 111111111i111111111 1111 I I 11 1 1 1 M MI HIUKHI 1'H'H NO' Of Chang'e ;; I take this me' ;; friends and the publi :: the interest of The C ; will appreciate the < ;; old customers of this !! any new ones. ; | Only first-class s LEONARI I llllll IIHIIIIMIIIIIlll IEAGLE"MIKADO"/^ For Sale at your Dealer ASK FOR THE YELLOW I EAGLE 1 EAGLE PENCIL CC See The County ] cards and invitations. fr-H"!"!"! ! ! ?.i"I"H"l"I'il H- Mil II 'HI intance Sale" i; t ne, and for me to meet !I Prices on all lines from j j v o September 16 GOUT OF BUSINESS, " FTER BUSINESS. from the leading mar- j| ared to offer you goods ;; ces. :; ATTENTION! Your Store, and call it " e always welcome and ?. 11 ive you Hang Out with ;; re selling that Reming- II ;: : ARNOLD nanager, ;; Bovle Hardware Co. ! I :: .VE THIS COUPON when signed will be good for !, IFTY CENTS \\ :ASH PURCHASE of Five Dollars. ?. fLE HARDWARE COMPANY, { r< 1 :ii? o /"? 1 1 yjieciy vxiic, o. v^. | ^ HI MM M II 1 I I 1 I H 11 11 11II I * IIHIHllMIIll 1HIII1IHM* >wing How ii To You j i course in Batteries, I ;; usiness for a number of ;; n skillfully take care of ;; 5 for you. ;: Don't junk your battery j f 'ed at a reasonable cost, ! I ? ey on it if it is ready to j j e what knowing how j! ial c uvinces. Call and ! j i real battery work. j j trie Service Station ;; SEN, Manager. So. Car. |; ;; MUM IMI Ml III MMMMMM ? Mill IMIIIMIIIIMMMMM I Metal Works f STON, S. C. jtters?Downspouts | Cornice Fire Doors ; ; :s Fire Windows ; | wages Pipeless Furnaces * J olumns Metal Ceilings <? Iron Fences )) HAVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ?' ? ? > ice ? 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