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Evening star., 1918-11-27

sSlOO-oO Il ~ w N7SC1.JO pei
month; for Groom and bath
brick residence; ami; price,
$500 Address Box SGT, Star
office
MODERN SIX ROOM AND BATH BRICK
house. by owner; $1,000. 1854 Parkwood pL.
I.-w. Csn Friday nm.
INSrECT 1913 AND 1877 SPRING ROAD AND
1892 Randolph st NV: these houses are new
and ready for occupancy: and 8 rooms; terms
like rent. Phone Main 16s or Col. 52sI. 3'
PRACTICALLY NEW DETACHED FRAME
garden and fruit Owner desires to leave city
and will sell at sacrifice. 6601 1st st.. Ia
kona Psrk. D. c. .es
To HOUSE BUYERS
THE J. W. HOLLOWAY co. HAVE HOUSES
listed In every section of the city. II you have
pot found what you want. consult us before
buying.
Two honses-Coionisl design: splendid neigh
borhood: rooms and tiled bath: h.w.h.: hard
wood trim; gas; electricity: laundry tubs: i'm
mediate possession; price. q, $50; easy terms.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Store and dw"lling-5-story brick store 10
stocked with from 5000 to 500 worth Of gro
cerirs; owner is engaged in another line Of
business and must give up store. Dwelling
contains rooms and bath: hardwood trim:
modern improvements; h-w.h.: electricity, gAs;
garage; Ford car wonderful bargain. In
SestiGate-
NORTHEAST SECTION.
Near North Capitol st.-6 rooms and hath
h.w.h.. modern improvements; well Constructed
homes. Price. S4. 500.
THE W. HOLLOWAY CO.,
IIfo = st. NV Tel. Frank 50.
End ST. NV NEAR F-BRICK DwEILIN q
recently put In excellent condition: 10 room, . 9
baths: lot isIs4- Price. only SEQ; $50
terms
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
14G7 Sew Yc-s sve NV. Phone Main 1l0s
CLIFTON ST. NV. WEST OF 14th- 5and.
some. we'll built hous- of 10 rooms. hafha
hot water heat. lot 2Ox135 to rood arhy. a
most desirable house for - 500.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
Main 11eS ff07 New York ave. NV,
NO REAsoS TO PAY g. 80 POR, e -ROON
house. and pay carfare. and then 'te tammed
for hour nGht and morning. v/hen I VIII
seu you this bright. newly papered and painted
brick housr. porches. furnace hent for only
s.. 100. on easy terms; possession in II hours:
close to Hotel Powhatan, Intefs- ate Commerce
bldg. etc. Address Box GOT. 'Har Office
81 500-ONLY $500 CASH: BA,L. $40 MONTH:
33s 14th ne: r. and b.: no " vacant: cellar
furnace. front and back por kses; yard alley:
newly papered and thorough repair. NEWSOI.
owner. lilo b ne.
jill IN 81. N.E.-N.ooo. CASE. S750. 6lI-.
$50 DaDth: now vaeant; Q II. and b.: eellar.
f,iraaes; lot z1xl16, side and ress aIIey NEW.
10A, No u - "a
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FOR SALE - NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished and ready for IN.
mediate occupancy. Within 25 min.
utes of the center Of the city. 5.
AID Z rooms each. Reasonable tsk1s
can BE- arranged.
a 1lOA New York ave. nv.
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4s7 FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-Lrye store and
basement. with Or and b. apt. above and two
story factory building In rear. with large brick
oven for bakery. a whole lease. $50
Southern bldg
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FOB sAIE-HoUsH


C0ataooea.
SOME OPPORTUNITY
Near 18th and You SITS.
large rooms and bath: god
condition; good yard front and
rear. Corner Of paved alley. First
class condition. chance to se.
cure . centrally located house at
$4,000.
Easy Terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
PARK VIEW BARGAIN.
Laray street near main entrance
TO Soldiers Home Park. Conven-
lent to schools. stores and car line.
delightful rooms and bath;
porches. and large back yard.
Price, &,75O.
Easy terms. Bee us today.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 23i5. 713 14th st.
MT. PLEASANT-"SNAP."
18th st. near Fairmont. 2-story
S-room and bath home. GA IT.
thin. In Al condition. servants
toilet and laundry in cellar.
Couldn't be duplicated today for
5000 Our price.
$3.50.
Reasonable terms to responsible party.
Don't wait or you win be too late.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
SHANNON L LUCHs.
Main 2s45. 713 14th st.
BUY A HOME NOW IN
GREATER WASHINGTON
The great war In the interest Of
universal democracy has made
Washington the eapital-not mere
ly Of the nation, bat Of the world.
And never has the future Of any
American city been so flled with
reasonable promise Of gigantic de:
velopment.
Buy q Home in Washington Now.
Washington realty II q good
buy" from any angie-whether
you seek profitable investment or a
home inviting your permanency
of residence here.
NEW BUNGALOWS NEARING COMPLETION
IN SAUL'S ADDITION.
Seven rooms, bath; absolutely
modern: moderate prices.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2s45. 713 14th ST.
Evening star., 1918-11-27

HARRY WARDMAN,
Real observation-disclosures,
1890 K St. NV.
4817 BLAGDEN AVE,
Just Off 10th St.
One Of Washington's finest and msst
hsautifd homes; absolutely nreproof
throushoqt decoration and eonstruc-
in few weeks: For particulars and price
Apply HARRY WARDMAN.
143o K st. NV.
a657 Wood'ey Road.
Lse.ted in highest elias. residential
baths: modern in every detail
Price only. ........$ $4,000
62 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
hath one Of the psettiest locations for
small hsme owner. Immediate posses-
sion.
Price only. $500
6a5 A St. Sc.
ssi am. . squares nom o. I. 1Srsfy
yard; strictly nodefn.
Price only ly..........$3,5oo
74o Columbia Road NV.
moas1n imsso,sen; saS@; saeelens sae eas; eo,
tion.
Price only. .$3,25o
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 K St. NV.
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New, High-class Residence
No. 2841 Conn. Ave.
Just Completed
Artistically Designed. Exquisitely Finished.
First door-LArge living room,
open fireplace, dining room with
paneled walls. pantry, bright kitch-
en- and reception hall.
Second noor-LarEe library or
living room across front Of house,
with open fireplace; nice bed.
rooms, fine large tiled bath and
shower and sleeping porch.
Third floor handsome bed.
rooms and tiled baths; also sleep
ing porch.
Bright, dry cellar. with buflt-in
heated and nrepfoof garage, sta
donafy tubs. servants toilet, etc.
Hot-water heat. electric lights,
hardwood floors throughout, mahog-
any and white finish.
This home invites your imnedi-
ate inspection.
THE ONLY HOME OF ITS KIND
FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON.
Built BY C. II. Small.
Price, $4,000
Terms arranged alphabetically.
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FOR SALE
To Responsible Colored

EON OfALE@
To Responsible Colored
Purchaser.
Desirable six-room and bath.
modern homes in northwest sec
ton of city. Price, $3ym-$25O
cash. $50 per month.
Also 5-room houses in best Sec
ton of southwest city. Price,
2,25O-$l50 cash, $3.50 per
month, including both interest
and principal.
Full particulars apply after S
pm. week days-Sundays, 9 am.
to 9 pm. :
B. B. PINN,
123S Walter CT SE
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FOR EXCHANGE.

SMALL FARM, y MILE OF R.R. TOWN AM
90 miles Of Washington, for late automobile
fair price. $500 18th ne. 2Ss
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED III BUx.
wANTED-MoDERN HOUSE; H.-w: H.; IN
northeast or southeast section; prefer from
owner; not over $4,000; can make good pay
ment: balance terms. Address Box 5-I,
Star oface.
SIX ROOMS OR MORE; 1880 to 5000
cash; large monthly payments; please give
number, price, terms and sure possession;
white location. Address Box GOT. Star office.
WANTED-A HOUSE IN NORTHWEST, NOT
less than five bedrooms and garage or room tS
build one; can pay 81 LOCO cash and about $50
per month. Address Box 302-P. Star office, or
Col. 77aa-W. from 12 to 4 pm.
HAVE A PURCHASER FOR YOUR HOUSE;
list 1t with details today.
DAVID Z. BARRY. 1907 81 st. NV. Main 1901.
WANTED TO BUY, OLD BRICK HOUSES
for reasonable price. Address the REPAIR
ING MAN, 1907 3rd st. Sc. de2
HAVE So, 600 ESTATE FUND TO INVEST IN
bargains In real estate; small properties pre-
ferred, but anything good considered; give full
details or attention paid. Address AT
T0RNEY, Box 2S5-R. Star office.
HoUsE-SIX 70 TEN ROOMS: NV. L0oA-
tier only; will pay cash; prefer detached psoD-
erty. but will consider row house. Price mp
% $4,000. Possession desired for home. Give
price and exact location no attention given
Address Box 115-H, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1918-11-27

WE HAVE SEVERAL LISTED,
both city and suburban: all COM
pletely furnished and desirab1y
located: we have the house you
are looking for.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7i3 14th ST. NV.
Main 2345. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1918-11-27

AM LEAVING CITY AND WISH 70 SELL
my home at once. Convenient location In Co.
lumbia Heights; will sell for Sc. 80, which ist
less than cost. The house has six rooms an 4
bath. hct-wster heat, porches and q douS ie
garage holding two cars. Close to Cent nj
High School. Address Box 324-L. Star Office
DESIRABLE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE, " Ill
give immediate possession and sell for p ~.
reasonable terms. House Of two stories an d II.
tic, all large rooms, two complete bathtS bYns
second noor. living room with open drpr face.
oak floors. vapor heat, electric lights. A Arsss
BOX 1T. Star Office.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL 81 IL g
room house. in BloomingdaIe. for % 400 for
quick sale: thoroughly modern; term 1 reason
able Address Box 2S4-S. Star ONCE.
NEAR 18Th AND COLUMBIA r S1D-CO-
loanial type house. having 4 roor % on nrst
noec and Open SedroSr
trepreof Earase. large lot to pave alley. Own.
sell on terms and take back trusts. Price,
so. 500. Address Bog At. St r. once
WILL SELL HONE ON 18th STREET NEAR
Park. Park road for $500: brick <ouse hayiaa ten
viii give possession. Ado Eess Bo1 s5.T, star
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a s71T77r1ff 1uEc1IoV 1o{s1T0 1T
nessVesses:s; es s.aseans e q rss; I "a Sssh
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0iiar; 6eaut1fm lawn, shads. 4A4ah6s4f sld
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- -:
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beaUtl10l b0N23EOW SiICSs
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Jl1l tn 81. N.E.-$4.ooo. CASE, $40. 61I..
$50 0aDth; now vacant; II. and b.: eeIIar
f9raaee; lee z1x116, side and rear srey NEW.
Evening star., 1918-11-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

$4,000 DOW N-$3o.5O per
month; for Groom and bath
brick residence; ami; price,
$500. Address Box SGT, Star
Office. +
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POSSESSION IN TEN DAYB.
One sq1are a 14th, In NJ Pleasant seea1sa !:
beautiful ms6efn home Of 10 fooEnD and hatA.
with eoloaial frout porch; lot 1f5 IT. dse0 Do
Soft pays1 alley; feassnahle af $6,850.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC,
704 18th NV. Main 4aS
DETACHED-SEvEN ROOMS AND B3FH:
bes-watef hest; eiectricfty; eaectrfe Han9p: g
sf m acre Of ground: henhoase: stat3onafy
IN THE DISTRICT.
% acres; 1even-foon hoaAs; bakAs eunanA
house: outbuildinss; ten mtnutea - enss efsy
water; III, 600.
O. b. ZANTZINGKR, q
901 New Yoxk ave. nv.
TO close an estate bay window
brick, 1924 9th st. NV; six
rooms, bath and cellar; a bar
gain. HensyC. Stewart, Kellogg
Bldg, 1916 F Ct
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CLEVELAND PARK
STONE HOUSE

Northeast corner 36th and Ordway sts.
The finest house you hare ever
seen-wonderful location = highest
point around Washington.
-ot $50 Feet Front on 36th
Built-in heated garage for 2
cars. Interior description: First
floor. artistic entrance hall-yery
large living room. with open IRE
place. bright dining room, butIer's
pantry and large kitchen. Second
floor, 5 handsome master bedrooms,
master baths and shower. Third
floor. 2 bedrooms.
Finest ConstMction 0btainable.
Price, ,e$25,W0.
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


on MOST DESIRABLE BLOCK
ON l6th ST. just north Of Scott
Circle: magnificent home OF y
ROOMS AND S BATHS, large
garage with chauffeurs quarters;
handsomely ard completely fur-
nishcd ready for immediate Occur
rancy; lease TO Oct l, 1918; rea-
THE F. ii. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18th st.
DOWNTOWN. on n ST. NEAR 18th;
L. rooms. 3 baths. attractiveiy fur
nished; immediate possession.
Price. $3.50.
Si1-room house on Taylor ST.; all
modern improvements: garage.
Price. s1:5.
Mckinley ST.. Chevy Chase: 8 rooms
and nath; well furnished; garage;
everything modern.
Price, 500.
Jrusually attractive home in
Cleveland Park. 12 rooms. baths,
garage; very besf location.
Price, $3.50.
Many other desirable houses for rent By
BoSS & PHELPS. Inc,
1406 ST.
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I4th St. Terrace-Vacant
Detached Corner Residence

and Garage.
Just OF 18th st. car line.
Ready for occupancy.
Open fireplace. sieeRfng porch,
completely screened, p6rch avn
ings. beautiful yard, hedge, flowers
and shrubbery. HoIlow-tile con- :
struction. slate roof. Hot-water
heat. electric lights. large,
handsome rooms ON floors. large
6iniafd room, l small bedrOom and
! storefoom on 3rd door.
VIII SscriAce
Reduced $4,000 to $Io,zs,
SHANNON & LUCLlS
Main 2345. 713 1Ith St
Evening star., 1918-11-27

A Handsome Home
Immediate Possession.
Bungalow type, with eight rooms,
tiled buth: hot-watef heat, electric
lights, sleeping porch, screens and
awnings.
Nice lot. Space fer garage.
It would be q mistake for any
one considering the purchase Of q
h0me to miss this chance.
PRICE VERY REASONABLE.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 113 14th Il.
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WANTED HOME: MODERN
improvements; with from I acfe % acres
THE J. ". HOLLOWAY Co,
111O r ss, n.w
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'- We have the BEST IN every section."
4. C. HOUGHTON CO.. 1916 d st. NV.
PhcDes: Main 7a3B and Aain 75o7. dA7s
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FARM in VIRGINIA OR MARYLAND; NOT
over 20 miles out On good roed; 90 d 100
acres tillable; good buildings; preferably with
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R01 aAID BY OWNER; DETACHED E6HT.
s0e0 esa1ds1ee: In D. HIgAaanADs neaR 0seA
creek PAfk and ea1 linz; tmmsdtafo poooeGao:
0o>e@ IAsas cse1nbtA oa16
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
Traitors Solve Labor Problem.

In an attempt to destroy the Ia
Dor problem in the State of Mary
land and to insure an increase in the
wheat acreage, the State council of
defense has purchased four tractors
to be used in preparing land for
wheat by blowing. narrowing, etc.
Two of these tractors are being
used in Kent county and one each
in Cecil and Hartford counties. The
routing of the tractors is in the
hands of the county agents. The
farmers applications are listed and
itineraries for the tractors are made
out accordingly.
Charges for the use of the trac'
tors are based on the absolute cost
of operation. These charges range
from $3.50 to So an acre for plow'
ing and so cents an acre for harrow.
ing or disking. The results thus
far have proven entirely satisfac.
tory. Plans are already under way
to continue the use of the tractors
in the preparation Of land for spring
crops.
In addition to meeting an emerg.
ency, the use of the tractors has re-
suited in the purchase of a number
of them by individual farmers and
groups of farmers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
.Colored Red Cross at Work.

The colored branch of the Red
Cross association of Kingstree has
been somewhat hindered in its cam
paign by the severe cold. Having
done some work, however. it is
planning fol more effective drive.
The officers of this association are:
Chairman, Rev j Holman; vice chair
man, Rev w L McFarland;, secreta.
ry. Rev R F Harrington; treasurer,
A General.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
Church Service Appointments.

Editor County Record:
Please publish the following ap
pointments for the Baptist churches
in the Andrews field:
First Sunday Andrews. 11:O0 a
M; Bloomingvale. $3.50 p. m; An
drews, 7:30 p. m.
Second Sunday: - Bloomingvale
11:00 a. M: Spring Gully. $3.50 p
M; Andrews, 7:30 p. m.
Third Sunday: Andrews. 11:0O q
m. Spring Gully. $3.50 p. m; An
drews. 7:30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday:-Spring Gully
11:00 a. M; Bloomingvale, $3.50: p
m.; Andrews. 7:30 p. m.
WR BARNES, Pastor.
Andrews, January Ia.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
Having No Alcohol In 1t Claim
1t Is Better and Stronger
and Much Cheaper Blood
Medicine.
BOTH HUSBAND AND WIFE
WRITE GLOWING TRIBUTE.
November 5, 1917,

November ., 11li .
Dear Sirs:
my husband suffered from rheu-
matism and sciatica for about one
year so awfully bad that just can't
describe his awful suffering. We
had doctors to tend him but moth
ing except the morphine they gave
him eased the awful pains. When
he began breaking out with boils
and sores he wauld itch so bad he
would almost scratch to the bone.
| thought sure he would die, writes
Mrs A B Williams.
Her husband, who suffered the
dreadful tortures Of rheumatism in
it's worst form, writes: i suffered
from rheumatism for two years and
was confined to my room for three
months. l tried everything. The
suffering was so severe l thought !
was forever done with work.
tried everything and my friends
could get, but it looked like | was
done with business and work for
the balance of my life. 1t struck
me worse in the small Of my back
and in the left leg" continued MI
Williams. By chance he heard OF
what iron will do for people with
blood and system full of uric acio
and the kidneys not acting right.
He bought a bottle of Acid Iron
Mineral, obtainable at most drug
stores. This is the highly concen-
trated natural product Of mineral
deposit of medicinal iron. 1t is
stronger and being concentrated is
more economical, a few drops in a
glass OF water being full dose. He
took it regularly short while and
now read what he says:
Il bought a bottle of AIM and
before | finished that / saw | was
getting better. / took three bottles
and by the time I had finished them
I was as well as / ever was. l was
relieved OF the other troubles, too,
and feel now like owe a debt OF
gratitude to you people who put it
up. 1 am sixty-three years old and
back at work every day and believs
that rheumatism is banished COM
completely and forever from my
SYSTEM" said MIR Williams. His
wife said:
81 heard of Acid IRON Mineral
and got a bottle for my husband
and by the time he had used one
bottle he was really well. You can
see of what value it is to me. He
is now well and oack to work.
wish l had more space to tell you
more about how thankful l am for
your Acid Iron Mineral" Charlotte
C. H Va, Box 26.
This glowing statement corrobo-
rated by both husband and wife
testifies eloquently to the power OF
the concentrated iron as bottled
tested and put out under the Ferro-
dine Chemical Corp trade mark, A
I'M" Most druggists have it. Get
bottle today.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Bank of Hemingway Earned 70 Per Cent
During the Past Year.

During the Past Year.
Hemingway, January IL: - The
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Bank of Hemingway was held
this morning.
The financial report was read by
the president, which showed that the
past year had been the best in the
history of the bank. During that
time the bank had earned profit OF
28%. The report also showed that
deposits had increased 380% over
the preceding year. A dividend OF
S% was declared and $500 passed
to the surplus.
The following officers and direct.
ors were elected for the ensuing year
President, w C Hemingway; vice
president, F E Huggins; cashier. D
G auggins: attorney, ] D O'Bryan;
directors. j R Newman, j N G Fad
dy, H L Baker, A E Flowers, G +
Chandler, F E Huggins, W C Hem
ingway, H E Esddy. N M Venters.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
CARPENTER Forced to Bed and Unable to Work With
Rheumatism and Sciatica Pulling Him Down.
Finds Relief by Taking Concentrated
Form Of Iron.
PLANT GARDEN PEAS.
Many Other Vegetables also Should Be
in the Ground Now.

Everyone is urged to join the
Garden club.
1t is patriotic duty as well as a
protective measure for theindividual
to put every foot of available plant
ing ground in vegetables this year.
There have been gratifying re-
suits within the past year from the
cultivation of land not heretofore
used for this purpose, and numbers
are now enjoying the vegetables
they bad the foresight to raise and
can during the past year of short
crops.
From January Is to March 80 is
the time to plant garden peas in open
ground. The seeds of beets, egg
plant, lettuce and tomato can be
planted in hotbeds during that time;
asparagus and cabbage plants may
be set out in open ground.
1t is especially urged to plant
plenty of garden peas, for the sur
plus can be dried and put away for
future use. 1t is a bad plan to de.
pend upon a later pea crop, for the
good weather is not to be depended
on for a good harvest. So now is
the time to be foresighted and plant
peas and still more peas. The great
advantage in planting peas is that
they can be gathered in April and
May and can then be followed by
some other crop. They should not
be succeeded by a bean crop. as
beans require practically the same
nourishment and would tend to ex-
haust the soil and make poor crop.
Eggplant and tomatoes do we'll on
the same plot after peas.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17
Hustling Hemingway Happenings.
Andrews. January IA.

Hemingway, January 14:-Mr G
5 Hemingway was in Florence and
Sumter on business last week.
Miss Lizzie Fulton of Kingstree il
visiting relatives here.
Messrs C L Creel. E / Ard and
Carlisle Campbell left today for
Charleston. where they will take up
their duties with the United States
naval reserve force.
We are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs George Chandler as residents
of Hemingway.
Rev W P Way of Johnsonville fill
ed the regular appointment of Rev
J A Campbell Sunday morning. At
the conclusion of the service thirty
dollars was raised for the benefit OF
the Advocates Home.
We are glad to report that Miss
Cleora Toole, who has been con-
fined to her room for several days,
is able to be out.
Mr. w T Chairman of Alabama,
who will teach agriculture in the
Union, Johnsonville, Indiantown and
Hemingway schools, has arrived and
will make his headquarters at Hem
ingWay.
MIR w R Mcconnell has accepted
the position of head clerk at Eaddy-
Creel Brothers store.
DR. w C Hemingway and Mr. j N
Eaddy went to Georgetown one day
last week.
The local Red Cross chapter has
made and sent to headquarters II
pajama suits, 10 pairs socks, 8 muf-
flers. 7 pairs of wristlets, and ii
sweaters. A number of other ar
ticles are now being made. During
the Christmas drive one hundred
and ten new members were enrolled
here.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1918-01-17

A luminous hat invented in Lon
don to keep pedestrians from being
run over at night, when the lights
are cut off on account of Zeppelin
raids, is being shown to interested
Atlantians. The hat has been treat
ed with PHOSPHORUS which makes it
glow in the dark. 1t is said to be
the common headgear of persons
stirring abroad in London during
the perilous times of war.