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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

Nenlh Der 70 mcnig Sim iur oie
Sd0ndeit elmer &anoihait beiak
fonnte audl nid]t Den Siebrei5 uno
Die c0Ien 9igpnidnTten ieines &ei.
6es wiiroigen.
Inter iolhen @eoanten ihIiei
9ccr euolid EN-. uiI0 Damn bate er
cinen iel;iamen graunl. Sbm MRS.
ais ieiere er ieinen 9od5eit5tag;
Die 0loden ser Stride ldlIteten uno
or iihrte feline @rout an Ger SnuO.
6 mar Matabel. in melBen NIeio
mo SfIeier, ober meiBcr nod ers
idien ibm ibr bleid)eS SeiidIt mo
ibr 0rrfle8 &oar umliloB lie mie Elm
idmnr5er Srauermantel. 2anQiam
ihritt CT an ibrer Seite 0ahin. merF-
miiroigerneiie Ie0o6 permohtc er
nid]t, ben 6rIeohoi neben Der Stride
gu uerIaiien. G~ergeben3 bcmiibte
er lid, 0as Cor SIT crrcid1en; ser
@eg Oebnte iid immer mcitcr aus
5nildtn Den @rabiteinen, bis .er ant
Grade oes emit ~ermor0eten Marc,
fen en0igte. .Nntobel itan0 neben
Nper mo madtc ibm @oruiirie. oaB
er 3uriif8etOmmcu lei nuO ibr 10
groBes @erjeleio 3ufiige. Sie lab
10 idl0n ans, ih6ner nl3 er lie ie ge.
leber, ooer Ibr >iebrci5 bate etmn3
lleberlroild]e5 an lid uno Die @an0,
Die in Der ieineh rnbte, mar fat
mic DE elmer Goten. limo Oaum sc.
id)ab eruo9 Seltiames, @unoerbo'
res. Sic begann ploslid 5u jim.
fen. Ger 9ooen mid unter lbren
6iiBer; @aiicr ltieg Inn lie uui uno
Die ieltd)te Gr0e Iegte ii6 ihwer aul
ben Saum ibre5 meiBen 8eluanoeS.
6lebcnO iob iie 6u ibm empor, inoem
iie li6 ieIt al feline &anO tIammerte
Gr iiibIte, wie lie i'm nit Dinab5og,
uno er periudte, lih BON ibr 81 be-
freien. 9tah bartem Gingen gelan9
es ibm, iie iauf Ill raid uno ibre
buntlen 4A9en paren boil Angit unr
Ger5tpeifIung aui i'm geridJtet, BIZ
iid ole Gr0e iiber ibrem 9allpte
ihIoB. 9ieraui iu6te err nod Bin
iel uno 8aIette, nm ocn Srt 81 mo-
len, an Dem lie perlunten mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
Der 8eisnt 3 Sunesr.
Romdn BON
=, Barring 0sml>.

~.tt!l. lle'h. !0ar ole oaliiat
C~H.ae4a!'h8. rs ut ldoH pel'er
70 ,>d BIT ntolt leI0ltHl4tIh Ni'o
-l|le A't'f1t MAR 81 @eI'!'ilI Velll"
mo 1t@@a.9 hooc id) mIf 4t'i5',
i.a 'i'.p' Hlr niit nod) raj &Sl'a'dj
ri "5lt Vein eotpH9 n,IliHi
-o#e to..i, Id rlloIl llefPclI.
sue nc otlia nod Ii'at ti'i'1f
'.ii' NM l'ioer lPridt Ct luon
t'>t 7o" H'tilt]r1- ef ipi'
IT. tAl't ieit H'f''''IoV'l Hi'0 q
,.'.lef Hia!tn, Id IinoT oo3
"a 5'i,'l p2H I3l!, h21logti er u
F'af t~y3dIul'tI IT, mo 8f2fn
>'.HII5 III II olij' HiJi nett, Ger
.a't A3j'' I0l. '' 'If..'INu Uddt-
.''" ''3 ne ltQ an Nel'fai "o@-
.5-'lS lf''I't S]o'r lpiI' Go'r
li%t pm, or l'"''g 'ri Ii2oete
nrFNiloe ofliIdel. l09l e. %S'fI'
Il3.' 'djo3 "tou @!'latEe lSll'}ello
mon Dat l''ne Soll NH ali'0'tn.
"%leI'eidtt 9I'1I'i ,on' %o0Q
n'di; loal'oie @'o'opei 'e'le en-
e?''dt 9eIa'leaf SSeiN ne 10 PEI
@elO nlllpetoiIlHi lHo mai oea no
men 800 erot? so Oe0feife Joer
moi.
gtataoel nll'Bte l'rip!lItlirllf To-
d1etn. "Eo5 1T nafllrIld), WIT
ter" lo9fe lie. at% anooe moIlIe
yoer lIt lton llIdf 'r8el hfo legt
ut er EN- Monn; oa MIRO er erlt
redf AaeS nndl le:f'eIn et9ehe1 Sop'
mn:
Us lag pei Sn9re5 IN oteleh
@orten, lllo oot) Illodlte ole @Slrtn
llf n1ft non lbreIn Sleo!llgSpl9lt -
eIller |%eroLnoung 5pllfen I1rem
Sonn uilo %oup eolpllS - frerTlen.
s@elBt IN mas, 0%Fatooei' la9fe
lte IN etllldHlel1eInoenI Soh, Id
mill mol mt Sonos 81 Sarah Hoc'
llf1e Htruber, nm lle sur Heoe 81
ltelIen, DOB lle fldf 5u NelIler 9od'
jett 9ctomnlen ut. 5Ielb gu Der
NEIL MT yoer 5ltrlId ulo req lbm
SIT - tuegen Eoup. SD bring lie
nltt 5ulanilner, ooer gu oIlt 10 9e'
ldeit, Gu ocrlteblt oos belIer."
Sona5 @lnt hottc lif uFtteroellen
NIT yper utlterbolten. Antan9S
lfaltte er 3tenllitl gerlngifdBig onf
ieinen Gait bernb, oeIien aunIt er
eIne uitrlibe. bru0loIe QeidlqttiQuud
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
(6~ortieBuns fOIgt.)

Ser 9onaue e. Gater:
Simmer ooS Selerlte miiiien oieie
2iimmeIs eIlen. &ommt ba Die iibli.
DIE MISUNDERSTANDING bon meinem
Serrn Sobn, Dem Stuoenten. 8os
Itebt oben! @ier5ebn ,Galte gnten"l
- Meine Serrcn! Sci oen 8Ieifd)-
preiien!
- Mooern. 8ie ltebt es oenI
nit Sbrer @erbung nm oas reibe
Sr1ulein Waier?
Serr: 2ieber 6reunb, oas lit 8e'
itdftSgebeimnis. ooriiber ipridt
man niht.
@ut bemerft. 'Stuoent
(einen &ommilitonen NIT auf feline
Grmlide 8uoe nebmeno): glber bit
te, red)t leiie auftreten, oa meit
9lapier nerp03 lit; ionIt er5ittert eS
uno ale feline Soiten e%rflingenl
0a5u Iangt's @r: @s lit
gum &crriidtper0en NIT Dem gu'
ben, Die i6lcdteiten Soften bringt ers
beim.
Sic: ga, 10 einen auiiihtsrat,
ME on bit, fam er aud einmal
ma6enl
8oripurf. SauSmirt (5um
Mieter, Ser iid) cntiduloigt, ooB er
momentum feline 4tiete 6ablen
tann): Sic woGcn 10 ein uniiber-
treffIider Inrncr icin mo f0nnen
rid]t einninl Ole Vtiete crihtpin'
Aen2!
@iIIcnsfreibcit t. gro
fcIior Tim GoucM: .0o5 Grgcbnia
umicrer bertigcn lllteriudcun9 mG
aIio, ooB Der mcnidli6e @iAe frci
lit. CAN'T itlicbe ih Die bcutin,
G%orlciung Nodl m0d)te id b..
merfeu, mcine @crrcn, BOB ib mcil
3ripotiliimm bette obcnN mid.
balteu fam, on i6 meme 6rau III
cine @elclliGoit begleiten muB!"
8cre0tfertiqt. 2iebea
Wt1nnhen, Oh brolthit n6er oiel
mcGr GoiMcntiiher olS id)l
ia, id babe ober nlld cine biel
9r0BGrc 9}aie ais on.
A d o! Morris: NuL Siioor,
pie gent $, mas mad)t oein neuc8
0eihGit. mas Uirit e5 oh?
SiiOor: va, mas piro'a ~abluerfcn
lei ben Ihlrhten 3eitclt, nift bel,
i) henfe, 10 qcqcn Orei Grojcnt.
Morib; Nur orei @ro3ent?
T5ii0or: @a9 0cnfIt Sc, meiue i6
ood), fir bic @l0l5igcr.
uriittQcqtben. Wtoler
6u eincm mathematician Gd)riit'
i.ellcr): sic oiirien bo3 Napier II
inmcr an elmer Seitc bcidnlieren,
Hid)t wabr?
Shriititeacr; @olt5 rett, gerabe
10. pic Sic e. nit Der 2eintnonO
modlen n%tiliicn,
3mmer o~erieIbe. DO
ribdeh: &oterlcbrn, oicie Nadt miro
iejn ser Mono perfinItcrt ST. eli
3lp0lftel.
8atcrIebcr: Wott meincr Batter.
merit oil Icyhen euo!id) nal seb,
lleL lUie lids srb6rt; lager nler
3u 90 Gerjcnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
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tolB'e' odB 00I'' &c "''t'plIH'ttt
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o!el sen sum "tUoeIi'' p"' el"'
Fldl'en oe7 9u'le@ g"o tq' ve'iS
4rNtt hlO Ole Ctlil''l'H4 'ptV' H("
en- %f!idleli 'la9a' le p0"I'l III H'I'
iPr''Gl' Hin ""ul''I'u8 l.yH1t ~
EaQ @0'i'1e oeh Mop' sur @"'e pt',
al, "ont QHo' J" Gus 9ai'5e @ut'
aHf 0'it @oPI ael''u'' pF''If'''e lte
'~dlh'PV'l", e''a 'O9I ,UV9' H'I5t9
luf 3eEli9: 0lt 0lst''e IA 'ub We
9fioe MIN 70 gang "t.','H u'3lag
Jupcicn mar. &m St0cu Wilnid)-
C ie faIt, Ntat0acl nojc lih uld)t
,n Die flcIf.ide 4tt llre@ Botieh
'i8en unO SoAaa e baIo bereuclL
ooS ~bodmut.Je GlnJ' Je2eir1tct SIT
Aaben. Eieier froame %ltn'h ldlllt
'Ih ober rldlt III er~tlIIlcN, 10 cit
ie altG ati c:Ecu SqrlnJ herNecr'
tam, 'alo lie r:c 3eE0en ehclotten
IN better 6armo!lie; IA lie muBtc Is
7o9or erlebcn. 1a6 5on1s, Der le;;
%Sdhreit felt gottesDalt5 beireicn bot
tc. en- folacnoer Sonnta8 III ltiltnl
beItet Hn5l9 nit NtotobcI }ur Nlr'
dle alma. @enn lie Dies abcr DEM
EinflltB Ser Ilt;g3n 6rou juihrleb,
10 irrtc lie; MIR bic ElttItelt hntte
jbren Rru0cr III olcieH Sdlritt ner-
dnIoBt. Gr mar itoI' onrnnt. iro5
1clnes 4lters oa@ ltoiilte &to0d'ell
Der @cgen0 'cln cilsn SIT ncraen.
ann noIlte Dor Den Heilten NIT oltler
@donhe!t Stuat MAIDEN.
u =" ueLtv'tv" >Spult IAN otu"
IPl,Ir" .n'' 5o'' IN >@oJyn 1'gt'
.uHttIL, ""' o"2 l"I.0e e9tpuut o.
~tI"1teI,. Otu" SHl"I''e gullt luo"
9tH "'!L't' luj'tV gtIul'78eluIotH o!U''
S-gh tpl| ''tl5I8'S, '~nlenI9tI!tH
ol's8e'oel'tt Nno OeH' oott''elte!1,
a"'eH S''.!'.,"0uS Uua W Ies'
~ gum sad'9' "Oel y lu5I'It5'
"a l'e un1 @t1'upt' Uel''I'b't' peteU'
{ le ooa p"a l'e 8eto' Q'"t.
w "!HIteI,l!5 ! u oetnqI8l n'
3o1Ie Ieoe OeI"yI I"t JVtt III "u'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

@s mar Elm Ieltiamer Sraum. un0
ais gper crmodte, fiibIte CT iif wie
bon eitenl Zip beorildt. &llrenG
er iif raid dnfleiocte, jam er oar.
iiber nod, mas 0iele nGbtlidIe SIlion
mobl beoeuten Tonne un0 marum lie
einen 10 tieieu Ginorud aui i'm sc.
madt. 4ber Damn lodJte er 0ariiber
- e8 mar ia mir ein Sraum.
Sn ser NoDnitube fono er feline
@iytin bereit5 nit Dem Serridtcn
0e3 6riibltiid5 beihditigt. v@ie
bait Gu geihlaien?" ira8te Watabel.
nllnO mas bait I'll getrGumt2"
nSa, maS?" iiel SonoS ein. nW}an
iogt, mas einem in Der eriten Ntaht
inter frcnOen Go6e trdllntt, miiroe
@abrbeit. NatiirIi6 aIte8 8eiber.
geIfm1s! Sd glaub' niht bran
yper ermi0erte niftS; ARatabel be.
merfte aber bod, ooB er bon ibrer
6roge betrofien mar, uno lie Nun.
oerte iif I'M StiQen iiber lein
ihmei9iameS @eien. gergerte eS
i'm, 0oB er on Nbeno porber 10 biel
8eIo i'm Spiel perIoren bate o0er
bcunrubigte i'm enpos An0eres?
9olo onrnui ging Sonn5 an icinc
Irbcit un0 g)ucr id)ifte lid an, nod
8duic 81 gcbcn. Gr bot Mtntobe!,
i'm Elm Stiid @ege3 ju bcgleiteL
lunO lie mllIjgte init ~lid)tlid)cm vi.
0critrebcn Elm, obglcih lie muBte, oaB
rpic0cr 0o5 @eiijbl grenScnloien ger-
luiicuiein$ iiber lie fomnten mer0e,
menn er tort mar. Sic muBte icbt,
ooB ctnoa in ibrcm 2cbcn f1bIte,
Gas u1crietIit mar uie oQ5 Sihl
Ser AuBen, lple Die 9illbe 0e8 Ser.
sans.
9lu$ Der Gicic oe3 GeufeISfeHcI3
crbo1cn i'd 0idltc, meiBe 9iebeIniai.
len. Sic Ia9crtcn iduer aui Dem
EoI uHo Oriiften 0en Holtf ans Sen
Sdlornlteincn Scr @duicr berlrtter.
&ni holber @6be 0e3 @iiQel3 abcr
lag 0ic Sonuc, ocrcn StrabIen
ihmeideln0 Die 0ldttcrfronen ser
96urc unipicltcu. ieoen 9ujd nit
gol0flimmcrn0em @jtt iiberflutctcn
unO Die N%cacntroplen Die nod an
sen @ldttcrn hin9en, mie f~usfelnoe
NiamGUtcu Bitten IicBcu. Sod,
oben I'M blouen }Ietbcr lunQcn mo
iubiIicrten 0lc %erdleu, uno uie Elm
rieii1ca Self lponnte iid) Ser mol
tcnluic ;3ImmcI iibcr Die Gr0e. llno
mittcE In Dem marnen Somrnliht
itolt0eH Die bci0eu iungcu lRcnlhcn.
finder.
~@cIter acDe id nid]t." iogte @a
label plobIif uno blieb itcbeu.
2luer monOtc iid1 5uriif. nSdau.
Qtato5cI," er ceutctc nit Der
1anO III sic Gicie nluie ser Ne
ocl 0a ItHten ticat Qcrooe ais mare
. SHn1c. @jrr oben aber lit III.
Is SoHaenidcin."
.S,<a." ermIGcrte JIG nit inter.
)riidtem Scui5er, ouno III gebil
litnn,ti III Yit,t unt0 @Grnlc. mdbren0
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-05-20
Special Prices !

We are displaying beautiful silk
Poplin Dresses all shades. Sizes "a
to as at the low figure Of $3.50.
These are made up in splendid styles.
Our line is now complete in Laces
and Embroidery, 10 to Is cents and
higher prices, as to value. We desire
especially to call your attention to
what we are showing in plain figured
Georgetts, Silk dress goods, lovely
patterns $3.50 per yard, also Silk
Crepe at $500, Cotton Crepe 75t. :,
Yard wide China Silk $1.25, yard
wide Susene Silk $1.00. Special atten-
ton to what we have in lovely pat
terms in woven figured fiaxon, checks
and plaids.
We are also prepared to show our
splendid line of shoes, all styles IN
low cuts for Men, Women, Misses and
Children. We have styles and prices
that will suit and please our custom
ers.
Special mention yard wide Brown
Sea Island Homespun for limited
time at 25 cents. -
W. E. JENKINSON.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-05-20
FURNITURE MAN
PRAISES TANLAC
Anderson Dealer Took Eleven Bottles
For His Ills.
HAD SPENT MUCH MONEY.
Tanlac Gave Him Relief and His Gen
eral Condition Was Improved,
He Says.

"Tanlac is a good medicine and has
done some wonderful things for suf-
ferers. 1t is particularly good for
stomach troubles, as know from hav-
ing taken Tanlac. Other members
of my family also are taking Tanlac."
In these words, w. NJ. Myers, a well
known furniture dealer of 1905 South
Main street, Anderso-. S. c., summed
up his high opinion of the merits OF
this remarkably fine remedy.
81 suffered from Kindev trouble,
and l also was bothered with liver
and bladder ailments and constipa-
ton. / suffered long and severely
with a pain in my left side, which
baffled all the treatments ever tried
for it, and I even had to undergo an
operation. All that time I spent a
great deal of money seeking to restore
my good health, but failed to get
the relief | sought.
"The advertisements of Tanlac
caught my attention and l began TAX
ing it. My general condition was inn
proved, and the remedy gave me re-
lief from my troubles in a general
way. I took eleven bottles of Tanlac,
and if it had not helped me l would
x,ot hove faGan en- n1uch ~
Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold
by Kngstree Drug Co., Kingstree,
Farmers Drug Co., Hemingway; S.
S. Aronson E. Co., Lane; R. P. Hin
nant, Suttons.
ADVERTISEMENT
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-05-20
NOTICE

This is to advise my friends and
the public that with the aid of an all
day electrical current, l am now pre-
pared to examine your eyes at any
time during the day. Heretofore |
could only do this after dark, as my
equipment for examining eyes is OF
the latest and most modern electri-
fed type. 1 have a complete stock
of lenses and optical goods and can
fit you with glasses while you wait
unless a special lense has to be
ground.
T. E. BAGGETT,
5-6-tf. Licensed Option.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-05-20

WANTED-Tobacco growers to
place their orders for Bemis Tobacco
Transplanters in time to insure de-
livery as we could not supply the de-
mand last season. The Bemis Tobac-
co Transplanters set your tobacco
when the plants are ready, waters
every plant at the root. Saves the
labor of ten hands, mail your order
today to CARTER DISTRIBUTOR
Co., Lake City, S. C. 1-29-tfc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-05-20

Mr.. jackson v. McElveen of the
State Superintendent of Educatlon's
office, Columbia, attended the meeting
of school trustees here Monday. He
also visited his parents while in the
county.
Messrs. r. D. Mills and l.. S. Vein
berg were on the sick list and con-
fined to their rooms this week. They
are apparently all right today, able to
take nourishment and be on their re-
spective jobs.
Messrs. E. C. Epps, A. c. Kinds
and NJ. A. Shuler are in Columbia as
delegates to the Democratic State
convention. Other delegates from
Williamsburg are: Mr.. ]. Y. McGill,
DR.. /. N. Boyd, S. A. Graham and S.
B. Poston.
Hon. S. A. Graham was in Kings
tree Monday to attend the meeting OF
school trustees called by Superinten-
dent of Education J. G. Mccullough.
AS a member of the legislature, Mr..
Graham is chairman of the committee
on education.
DR.. Lentz, who has been associated
with DR.. w. L. Taylor here in the
practice of dentistry for some time,
has gone to Georgia, where he will
establish an office of his own. Dr..
Lentz is a fine young man and made
many warm friends during his stay
here. The Record joins these in wish
ing him success.
Last week the State of South Car
olina disbursed the sum of sits, 900 to
1872 schools in as counties Of the
State. The money was sent to the
treasurers of thd several counties.
Williamsburg received $2,s65.00, Of
which Hemingway school receives
$4,000 and the Kfngstree school
81 $500.
Mr.. T.. A. Miller received car load
of fine Virginia stall fed beef cattle
a few days ago. This stock will be
used exclusively to supply Mr.. Miller's
market, which he is fitting up with a
complete cold storage plant that will
accommodate nearly car load of cat
tie at one slaughter. It is the only
plant that we know of in a small
country town, and speaks well for the
proprietor OF the Peopps market in
doing his level best to supply his
trade with choice meat.
Mr.. Daniel D. Mcconnell, brother of
Mrs. Robt. J. Burgess, has received
notice from Washington that he has
been cited for bravery in the battle
of Catigny on June 2, also for gal
lantry in the battle at Soissions on
july 8, 1918. He has been summoned
to Washington to receive the decora-
tions. Mr.. Mcconnell was a member
of the 18th Infantry, 1st Division,
regular army, having volunteered in
the service in 1916. At present, he is
taking a course at a business college
at Columbia. He was twice injured
in France, and still suffers from the
effects of gas.
Mr.. E. ]. Hester of Newbern, n. c.,
was in Kingstree Monday and left
Monday night for short sojourn at
Glenn Springs before returning here
for the tobacco season. Mr.. Hester
is a faithful reader of The County
Record and has it follow him wherev-
er he goes. While here he called to
express his appreciation of the "Old
County Record" Mr.. Hester, who is
well-known on this market as one OF
its pioneers as tobacco buyer, has in
rec mt years been, and still is one OF
the owners and proprietors of the big
Nelson Warehouse, being associated
with Messrs. w. X. Mcintosh and f..
C. Burgess.
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NOTICE.

Call at Watts Jewelry Store for
Graduation Presents. A fine line to
select from. An up-to-date stock.
Respectfully,
5-13-2t. r. }. WAllS.
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New Candidates.

Among the candidates cards today
will be found the announcement OF D..
M. Lesesne for Judge of Probate and
J. S. Tart for reappointment as Mag
iStrate at Trio.
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CEDAR FENCE POSTS, large round
ones, z feet long, average Az inches
across small end with plenty of
large ones mixed in for gates and
corners, 36e each delivered in car
lots of 1900 or more. Draft with
bill of lading attached. Fred G.
Auld, Eastover, S. C.. 5-13-3tc.
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To Be Married.

Mrs. Lula J. Barr announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mary
Louise, to Marion Franklin Mont
gomery. The wedding will take place
in June.
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FOR SALE-New Case Threshing
outfit, never been used; capacity 800
bushels wheat or 1900 bushels oats
per day. Cleveland tractor and
disc plow, used five days, in perfect
repair. Colt asetylene light plant,
never been uncrated. NJ. & NJ. B.
Roper, Cades, S. G.. 5-20-4tp.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-46 bushels mixed peas,
$500 bushel; 10 bushels 100 day
Velvet beans, 10 bushels Ocela Vel
vet beans, $3.50 bushel. Diamond
Auto Tires, Ford front $3.50; Ford
rear, $4,000, cash with order. Ap-
ply Alsbrook, Greelyville, S. c. ct.
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Don't forget to attDsthe great
Crushed Price Sale H6M going on at
s. S. Aronson & Co.'s store, at Lane,
S. C..
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One 16-horse
power kerosene engine, one good
"a inch Williams grits mill and 80
feet 6-inch betting. All in good
running condition. r. E. McElveen,
Cades, S. c., r. F. D. l, Box II.
d1221tfc.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Kingstree High and Graded School to
be Held as Follows

Thursdaa evening, May 9th, at
8:15, Musical Recital.
Friday evening, May 28th, at S:15,
Literary Society program.
Saturday afternoon, May 29th, at
4:30, Music Recital.
Sunday morning, May 30th, at 11:OO
sermon before graduating class.
Monday evening, May 31st, at S:15,
graduating exercises.
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THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1920.
Items Of Local Interest

Mr.. E. E. Rodgers of Lane was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. ]. D. Cooper of Trio was in
Kingstree Monday.
Mr.. J. E. Player Of Greelyville, Rt
2, was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. S. B. w. Courtney is in the
Kelley Sanitorium for treatment.
Mrs. Edwin L. Hirsch is visiting
her mother in Columbia this week.
DIR. w. ]. Haselden of Cades was a
business visitor to Kingstree Mon
day.
Mrs. E. E. Fluitt of Columbia Wis
tied friends and relatives here last
week.
Messrs. w. O. Camlin and Woodrow
Gamble motored over to Sumter yes
terday.
Miss Annie Mary Epps of Cades was
in town several days this week with
friends ard relatives.
Mr.. Geo. S. Hemingway and Mr. G..
B. Ingraham of Hemingway were
noted in town Monday.
A good rain fell Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning and higher tenn
perature prevails today.
Mr.. Clarence c. Daniel of Cooper
was in Kingstree Monday and paid
The Record office visit.
Miss Estelle Shuler of st. Stephens
spent several days in town this week
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. T. A. Blakely of Blakelys was
here Sunday with the family OF his
mother, Mrs. Belle blakely.
Mr.. j. D. Cooper, Trio, was in
Kingstree Monday and renewed his
subscription to The Record.
Mrs. j. j. Epps of Leo was here
Yesterday to see her father, Mr.. 5.
B. w. Courtney, who is quite sick.
asSs
Mr.. P. S. Courtney is attending the
annual convention of the South Caro-
lima Funeral directors at Columbia.
Capt. J. C. Lanham, the veteran
travelling salesman, was in Kingstree
yesterday calling on friends and GUS
toners.
Mr.. w. J. Thomas OF Cades was in
town Yesterday with his sister, Miss
Hattie Thomas, of the local postof-
flee force.
Miss Hannah Louise Harrington is
in the Kelley Sanitorium, where she
underwent an operation yesterday for
appendicitis.
Mr.. Frank Stubs of Bennetsville
spent last weekend here with his
wife, Mrs. Emmie Weaver Stubbs, OF
the Kelley Sanitorium.
ssss
DR.. E. C. Lunsford Of Covington,
Ky., has arrived in Kingstree, where
he will be associated with DR.. W. L.
faylor in the practice of dentistry.
ssss
MIR. F. w. Fairey, one of the coun-
ties live-wire farmers and stock rails
ers, sold a hog from his herd Of Po-
land Chinas few days ago for SITS.
Miss Louise Plowden, who has been
an efficient teacher in the public
school at Clio for several terms, is at
home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Plowden.
Mendelson & Banner have rented
the Nexsen store room on Academy
street, recently vacated by Abe Gold
stein. The newcomers expect to open
soon with a line Of dry goods.
The netting Of school trustees OF
the county, called by County Superln-
tendent of Education ]. G. McCul-
lough and held at the courthouse here
Monday, was the best attended meet
ing of the kind ever held. Many mat
t.. c" Importance and of vital inter-
est to the schools of the county were
discussed.
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FOR QUICK SALE-Two heavy dray
horses, harness and wagon. "
sell separate or all together. See
or write l.. S. Dennis, Kingstree;
sc. 4-29-tf.
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WANTED-To blow your stumps and
cut your bitches with dynamite. A.
D.. Spivey,. the man who does the
work, can call on short notice. APP
ply Alsbrook, Greelyville, S. c,
5-2O-tf.
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WANTED-Operator with saw mill
outfit to cut about 100000 feet pine
from timber located at Kingstree.
Apply Immediately to j. D. Gilland,
Florence, S. G. 5-20-2tc.
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WANTED-Ash logs, 81 inches and
up in diameter, IA to Is feet long.
Good price paid cash at shipping
point for same. Address Ash Logs,
co County Record. 4-22-8tp.
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FOR SALE-Rough Lumber, any
quantity. 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x1Gs and
boards. Write, phone or wire your
list for prices. am under the
market on rough lumber. Ais
brook. Greelyville. S. c. 5-2O-tf.
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WANTED-Chickens and Eggs, at
Kelley Sanitorium, Kingstree, S. c.
5-13-tf.