The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-07-24
The Records Advertisers.

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dozen, at L D RODGERS.
The Records Advertisers.
The advertising spirit has struck
the merchants of Kingstree as is ev-
ideuced by this issue of The Record.
We are constrained to believe that
this issue of the Record means a
great deal to the business interests
of Kingstree. 1t may not be the
means, however, of turning directly
and at once, dollars into the tills OF
the individual advertisers but its ef-
feet will be far-reaching and in time
every advertisement in this paper
will bring forth results. The follow
ing is brief review of the ads in
this paper.
The Williamsburg Live Stock Co
have a half page with an excellent
picture of their place Of business.
Messrs w NJ Vause & Sons will be
found represented in our ad columns
today.
Nelson's Warehouse, Epps & Nc
Intosh proprietors,is pictured to our
readers in a half-page ad.
Stackley's Cafe, the place to eat
and drink, invites you there.
The Wilkins Wholesale Grocery
Co call attention to the low prices
on staple goods handled by them.
Mr. s Marcus, who will soon move
into the handsome new store-room
on the corner of Main and Academy
streets, is still pushing his removal
sale and has lot of attractive bar
gains left.
The Peoples Mercantile Co are at
the front with half page today set
ting forth their lines of goods to the
prospective buyer.
Gorrell's Warehouse is advertised
in a page of The Record today and
contains an excellent likeness of
each--Messrs NJ R Gass, OC Cur
rim, r w Gorrell and P A Gorrell--
and the big house they are operat-
ing.
Messrs Jenkinson Bros Co, as
usual, are before the people with a
half-page ad in this number Of The
Record.
Mr. Sol Peres continues to adver-
tise his big removal sale and invites
you to his store.
Mr. J w Coward, "the quiet
man." is making a noise in this
paper with an advertisement that
means just what it sets forth-more
for your dollar, etc.
The Hamer-Thompson Co, pro-
prietors of the Kingstree Garage and
agents for the famous Overland au-
tomobiles and dealers in gas engines
and lighting systems, are attractive
ly represented in this issue.
"The men that made the Kings
tree Hardware Co" ARE pictured in a
page ad of that concern today, tell
ing how they built up the largest
hardware business in this section OF
the State.
MIR L D Rodgers, the polite and
accommodating little" grocery
man, calls the attention OF our read
ers to his superb line of fancy gro
ceries ,confections, in a half-page
ad.
Mr. D C Shaw, agent for the Ford
automobiles at Sumter, has change
of ad in this issue, to which your at
tention is invited if you areinterest-
ed in automobiles.
Hustling Hemingway" is the IT,
tie of a half-page ad in this issue
which furnishes interesting reading
to the tobacco growers of Williams
busg county.
The Bank of Williamsburg has an
attractive page advertisement in this
issue of The Record in which it Of
fers its services to the public, and
more especially the farmer.
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The Atlantic Coast Lumber Co has
| let the contract for rebuilding its
mills destroyed by fire last April tc
the Savannah Saw Mill Construction
Co. The new buildings will be OF
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