The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-07-09
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Prospects of a Rousfng Business
in Sight.

In Sight.
Beginning tomorrow, the follow
ing week or ten days promises to be
period of unprecedented bargain
sales in Kingstree, as close perusal
of the advertisements in this issue
of The Record will readily convince
our readers. There will be found a
page ad by Silverman's Department
store, simply teeming with attrac-
tive bargains for prospective buyers.
/ This house is one of the oldest in
Kingstree, having been formerly
established by Mr. J S Eron, and is
! filled with a nice line of new, depend
able goods.
Mr. S Marcus also has a page ad
! in this issue that reveals many allur-
ing bargain features in shoes, cloth
ing. dry goods and millinery. This
great sale is to make room for his
new fall stock and buyers should
avail themselves of the opportunity
to get serviceable goods at re-
duced cost.
The Peoples Mercantile Co, who
have just moved into their hand
some new store house on Hampton
avenue, also have page ad in this
paper inviting their friends and
customers to their new place of
business and in celebration of the
opening of their new home have
greatly reduced the price on many
lines of useful goods for the next
ten days. They are not running a
special sale" but offer these bar
gains for spot cash to customers and
friends.
The Wee Nee Bank has a change
of ad in this paper. which is the
first of a series of splendid busi'
ness getters.
The Bank of Cades publishes its
call statement in its regular space
this week.
If you are interested in the bank
ing business of Williamsburg coun-
ty read the six bank statements on
page five, which show their finan-
cial condition at The close of business
on June 80.
The Williamsburg Hardware Co
have change of ad this week an
nouncing that the Kingstree tobacco
market will open July %, and that
that they are still selling hardware
of quality.
Read the Kingstree Hardware
Co.'S ad in this paper. They are now
in their new quarters on Hampton
avenue .one of the handsomest store
rooms in this section of the State.
and their line of hardware is one of
the most complete to be found in
the South. Go and see their new
store. whether you need hardware
or not.
Death is horrible" Yes, it is,
especially to those who have to meet
it when they are not prepared.
Read the advertisement of the Kings
tree Insurance, Real Estate & Loan
Co and then see Manager Welch
about life insurance policy. This
done, you can die in peace and your
family will be able to forgive you.
July Trade Tonics" are given in
an ad by Messrs Jenkinson Bros Co.
Tobacco twine, Sea Island homespun,
| figured lawns and plaid silks are the
antidotes he offers for puny purses.
Columbia College-a high grade
college for women-read the ad of
President w w Daniel in this issue
and write him before you select
school for your daughters training.
Mr. M Valentine of Richmond,
Va, announces that he will again be
connected with Nelson's warehouse
this season as auctioneer.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
of Lake City, publish their call
statement in their regular space on
page one of this issus.
James Olwell & Co of New York
advertise "Old Stage Coach" whisky
in this paper.
MIR ] D King, the well known to-
bacco man, has an announcement on
the front page of this paper in the
interest of his warehouse business
at Johnsonville.