IJCK COUNT* NKWN
Itrmn of iiitcml <;?lbrrrd From Hlnh
opvltlf Vindicator.
Mr. Sinclair Ueiiim-M, who Ik Iii tin
navy .s4-i s Irr i >n the \%'M rx>lil|* IVnimyl
vanla, In hi home on a hI.\ ?Jay furlough
lit* ilu |?1ctur<4 of I li'ii It h ami Iiim
>< lx will Im- i>l?tiKr<l to know that
almnly lie linn h?t?n |?roinot?<l from!
<Iim k to 4-iikIih* -*? i' \ l?
Mr, It T. Hhlchlx, who rami- o\?i(
to tin- t.'lillH M|al?'?, ofVi'ial yi-iirs a^'o,
froin I njnUtir. S<-otlaml, ihmI ? ? ? t r l < - ? I in!
IHIfoii county, will return tlil> w?-?-k l ? ? |
join ihf- llrlllsJi arm: Mi'. Shn-hln
has I *4*4*11 III t 111' I io\ I'l'll llM'li I Mill Ml I'
v?*y anil has driven ii|> a Imratlve |h?
?lth>li to jjn hark ami tltflil Tor his
ohJ home it 1 1< I hiimanlt.v .
( ol J. A Khuinc ami Mr Jtih* M<:
\h-l were in town l?><t Momlav. I'ln-y
Kilw an inl?*r?-Mt im; a<<.?uiit .>f t lit* lire
nt I ?\ lu'hhn rn tt.iit f hrrn l?*n?*l al olid
1 1 1114* to uijM t-siiv hillhllli^ oil iHfUth
mJiIc of in llro.i.l from f? ?{ m ? r to tin* Metlt
? rfll.f Clnirrh a- l !??? vs in<l wax Mowing
in "llrivfioii lo inn k.' n eltiitii Ktvw|),
hnl i?> h.inl work on j?art of tlu* i
ly.fi!-> hnffi \% h i ( ? ? ami nilontl ami from
The Store
th.tr in well lighted i.->
invariably the most
j tro jktous.
DELCOLIGHT
will light your store, Biip
t !v power for t lie? colic :
iiuier, electric fans and
other ft in- <?? p lament. It
is the pin t reliable home
electric plant made. A
child can o|>crate it. Runs
en i;a?ioline, kerosene or
Will {>ay foritself ina
.short time. I .< t it (!?. urai
ntiate its wondertul value.
HOMi: l l(. HI nritl
POWKK COMPANY
Charlotte, N. C.
RUB OUT PAI
with good oil liniment. 1 1
the surest wny to stop th
I he best rubbing liniment is ]|
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Cjopd for your own A chcs,
Pain*, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
; fix? fHet ( lui t the hrtok #tore* of tho
Mcnsr*. Mtokwui caused an Mtmteinont
of 111** Intensity of tho heat. although
iM>rh of the?e *?ore# wore lmmed, the
(I r** wax gotten undor control. The wind
blowing from t lie ?Ic|m?i enabled theui
1 t<> save < Iih l with lis content*. Tho
I lire started In a negro hartiOr whop
' \> li t !?' ho was gone lo dinner. A few
' had 'inall Insurance. while the lllck
.?iis !ji<l none a u< I I heir ItMt* wan
hea v y
.1 1 ?t l^rlii if from the lai'tfe ipiantlty of
wheat >e?sl that Iho merchants an* get
ting In <>ii onli'i'M from farmer* indi
< it (?? thai the lure's! area ever plant
?-ii in wheat In l,ee eoillit.v Is being
*? wii this ami next month The sit
uation Ik getting serious in South Car
olina ami In the South, ami the mat
ter Lm appealing to thosi? who an- eharg
cd with I oo k I n g after tin* situation iim
was deiiionxt rated a Cow days ago when'
.Mr. YV. YV. l,ong ami Mr. I> It. Coker
met In Columbia to discuss tin* matter.
Those gent lemon lliivo gathcivd tin* ln
foruia I Ion to I In- HToot that lens grain
Iiiih thus far I ?? ?*?! i planted than In any
year (luring tho last live, ami that
hogs mi- .scarier now than they have
heen in se\oml yitirrt. This Is serious
ami rlwse Kent lemon are aware of the
fact that the South can not depend
mi) longer, at hvist as long 'is the war
lasts. upon the wheat ami hog raising
states for these supplies. The high
prl<-e eotioii, wo an* glad to state, has
not Induced the farmers hack again
lo nil cotton, hut ax we have said they
are planting and getting ready to how
more wheat than ever and to raise
l heir own hogs. Next to the bread
prohh in Is that of the scarcity of hogs.
As a war measure and Just at tills
time, we would urge the town council
of llishopviile. who arc practical busi
ness men and who realize H,)e lni|?or
taiK'e of Increased incut pro<luctlon,
(he lui|>orianco of passing an ordi "
nance allowing people In town to raise
one pig under certain rest fictions as
fo fhe projH'r ?*are of |h*iis for safety
of health. This in our opinion will
do as much to relieve the meat shortage
as any other that could l?e taken.
KKI'OKT ALL OVKKCllAKCiKK
Inited States Will Stop Kxtortion Ii
Sugar, Salt find (iasolliic.
Columbia, I ?ec. 1 )ea lers in sugar
salt ami gasoline, in a statement is
sm?d today by l?a\id It. Coker Stati
food administrator, are warned agains
I'xaoting extortionate prieesl^or thei'
products. Mr ( 'oker requests that al
eon sumers who think that execssivi
priees a re being chlirgeil to eolnuiuni |
?-ate with Columbia otlle^? so that actioi
'?an be taken Such <eportx will in
forw a rdetl to llerberr iloover, i'nite<
State* food commissioner, at Washing
ton. for federal actioh. Mr. Coker'
w .i i*ii I ii lt follows :
"Many reports are r-omfiig in to (h<
food adinlnistratiou of excessive price
Ixdtig charged for sugar. -all. and gas
oliue in various parts of the State
I hr*se report s me being forwardei| I
tin* food administration Washing
f"Ti. i ii \ es'f iga i ions w i i! be SOT iii m ? ?
tbei I ? \ the national authorities, am
merchants who are found guilt\ o!
taking a <h ant ajse of the uoeessjfj<>*
ot the | x '"pie will protijihly lin<l them
?el\?*s unable to optain supplies from
their - \\ |n ilesa h*|-s
?"The tremendous burden which- i
at present on the food administration
ma \ prcvciiT action rrntn Inmiilt taken
as prompt ! \ as would U* desirable. In
the meantime, however. the customer
liinisi it' can do a treat deal to correet
unfair practices h,\ refusing to deal
u ' ' h the merchants who are charging
outrageous prices Merchants who. a re
i ha I u i tig ti\e to ten tunes their Usual
proiits on ccrtain necessities of life
pnblle enemies and should be dealt
with as such. The state r.*..| admin
i-Uation will he glad to hav.- an\
i iti/.cti wiite the o|hc?> in ( ?o|iiuil>ia gi\-?
i:ig instances where extortionate prices
arc charged the consumer.'
CHRISTMAS
JEWELRY
Ymii uist simply can't think of the one without think
nur ? > i t he other.
*
Tlu'.v together as naturally as the sj.in with the
day or t h<- mf>on with the night,
CHRISTMAS JEWELRY FOR EVERYBODY
We have a ta>teful well selected stock of watches,
clocks, and ieuclry. cut glass **nd general silverware.
You can find in this collection suitable presents for
all youi^ family and friends
Many of the valued family heirlooms were gnen
to some ancestor as a Christmas present.
Follow the t ime-honored custom. Our stock is at
your service.
G. L. BLACKWELL
Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C.
Killed By live Wlr*
Florence* Nov. 20. ? W. H. Horn, a
well known ??|(i*en of TiinuuHJMvUle,
WttM killed nit the tdreetn of Tlimnou?
vl|lo thl* afternoon by a live electric
wire- He vvuh walking along the
ntreet when thw a<vldei?t hairpened. It
1m imrieratod t hit I it lady * landing In
it doorway called out a warning to
Mr. Horn but l>elng ?llghtly deaf In*
>11(1 not hear her and hacked Into the
*w I nul i>k wire. lM-atli, Ih undenitood
to have Ihmmi Inslantancon*. Mr. Horn
leave* n wife and olio aou, who In In
jIh' l nll.il Statue Army.
Wliite Ways Hark Aftlw 11 I*. M.
Anderson, 1 Hx\ l.-? In a<x?ordan<e
with advice* froiu \Vn>ihington, H. H
U<Mxett. State fuel administrator, ls
*ued mi order today, effective at once,
prohibiting the burning of "ureal wldte
nay*", electric signs and all other un
ueccNsary electric lighting where c*?al
Ih used for tl?e generation of electricty
for Much, ex<vpt ln-t wt>en the houjra <>f
7.45 'and II p. m.
Supervisors Report.
Following in u list of claims passed
upon and paid by tiie County Hoard
of Commissioners at their meeting held
Monday 1 N-c<unlM.?r 'I, 1017:
Tom .lohnson salary .... $2o oo
M. c. W<?t. Hillary i i* I .
t. J. .McKi'iixit<, salary 101. Ho
A. M. iH'Jil. salary ...
I). M. M<*<>UHkill, salary and
Court expenses
ttamuel N. Nicholson, salary .... #
I. F. Mateiuan, salary {WUKi
\V. F. Russell. salary .'J7.No
f. C. Hough, salary 200.10
W. I.. MeI>owell, salarv 10. (Ml
Commissioner^ of 1'ubln- Works
water and light ,'M.SMl
NV. U. Clyburn, M. !>., ex lun Ol'.oo
It. 10. Sjwrmw work at jail l.oo
If. It. Tiller. supplies
l?ewls A Christinas, supplies l'l>..'?i
I. S. Kluune, supplies l.oO
VV. ( ielsenhelmer, supplies 7U.75
1. F. Clark, supplies >
Mel.eod & Mcl.eod. supplies N.00
W. T. Smith supplier l.YOO
lolin M. Vllleplgue, supplies lO.oo
Macke.v -Jones Co.. supplies ?J.'I.VH
I'he Rluekinan tV>., supplies 77
1. W. Jon cm, supplies* 07. oO
I. M Carson (V>. supplies l.'io.oo
'thame Hros. supplies 'J1 l.N.1
'0. J. Cojndand. supplies fi.07
(turns A Itarrett. supplies lJo.oi
Champion Supply (V>.. supplies ixo.'io
VV. |{. Roberts, supplies N.-K>
''lyburn Drug Co.. sufiplies ILMo
'. .1. Wfwt, supt hired gang li'-l.io
II. 10. linker supt hi ml mini; 1 t if .71
'I 10. Munn. supt chain gang .... 100. II
Henry Rmey. lumber Ifi. I 'J
I. II Cobb. lumber .'!0..'H
I. .1 Young. repair on bridge ...
I. M. Rmslngton. black smith
work .... lo.()o :
\V. S. (Raskins. bla<'ksmltb work lU.Noj
riios. .1. Williams, hhiek vnuith
work ,'M (10 ;
II. C Meiiiiott. black smith
work 7.."?()
W. .1 Watson. Iila k Miiith
work lO.-lo
I < ' road work 7.(H> ;
\u-tin Hies river bridge ."i, 1 Sr?.l!{)
I ? ! 1 1 1 Wis ?i i .* work ill Court
Hon*.. :?.< h ?
i'li ?>- .1 kilkl.tli I. .\ ! t ? ? ri i? ? \ IfiO.OOi
To'. 1 1 sui?.o:? I
M. c. W 10 ST.
County Supervisor.
in :
CITATION
St ;i to of Son t h < a rolina .
< "oiiii l \ of K< r-li - \\
1 1 \ W I. M. I ?ow.-:: i:-.|iiiro I'ro
.hi dire
.. I
WIMORIOAS. .1 I Tit. ii ion made j
-ui! to iin* to grant bun Loiters of Ad
?iiiii '*4 ii t ion of the IO-tat? "l and ? ? f - j
feet- of .1. M Thornton.
These .in-. Theref 'if. itc and ad !
miouUIi all and -iir^uut: 1 1 . ? ? kindred I
.mil creditors of lb.- v.ti.i .J \j . Thorn j
?on. deceased. ilmi tln\ be and ap
l?ear 4*efore me in t!u- Court of l'ro
bat*', to In* held at < a mdoii. S. < on
I >?>.'? mh?>r l!Mh next r.rtii imblical ion
thereof, a t 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if :in.\ ilicv have, why
the said Adinini-t nil in; -hoiild not Is1
granted.
(Jiven under m.\ I i .i i . ? I :bi- oth day!
of I icceinlH-r A . I ? I'll 7
W. I.. M. I n iW i;i,L.
J in lure of Probate for K<'i-b:i\v Count \
l'ubll>hed on the 7tli in. I 1 4-t 1 1 < I a ,\ >
of I >e4^euilM>r 1 ! ? 1 7 . ii : lit* Cauulen
Chronicle xinl p??stei| :u :be Court
House door for the Time pro^rilsvl
by law.
FINAL DISCHARGE
\oti?*e is hereby given that one mouth
from this date on Tuesday January 8th.
Ibis. I will make to the l'robate Court
of Kershaw County my final return as
10 x eeu tor of the estate . . f Mrs. Edith
A. Mills. deeeas??d. and on the same
lay I will apply to the' said Court for
I .offers I Msmissory n? -aid TOxeeiltor.
r.AUmONS T MILI^S,
Rxeo\?tor.
Camden. S. C.. N<#\ .'5otb, 1017.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereb\ sriven that one
month from this dale, ^n Monday I >e
viiiInt .'list. 1017, I \\ill make to the
l'robate Court of Ker-haw County my
tinal return as AdtninUt ratrlx of the
est a te of J. H. Mel ?oii; ran. deeea.ied.
and on the same da\ I will apply to
the ?aid Court for a tin.i discharge as
-aid Administratrix
MRS. LOIS \ MdfODOAN.
Administratrix.
C. linden. S. C., N'oveiijln'r J7th. 1017
FINAL DISCHARGeT
Notiee is hereby given that one
nior.rli from this date. <>n Monday. I>e
eem'n-r 17th. 1017, I will make to the
l'robate Court of Kershaw County >n.v
tin. it return as Rxecntor of tlie estate
of Monroe Carter, deeeasmt. and on the
?*ame day I will apply to the said Court
for a final discharge from my trust as
said Executor.
JOHN M. I 'OUTER
Executor.
Camden. S. O.. Nov. 13, 1017.
I MKH. DeSAt'MJCN AWM'IHKU
W?? Tried For Murder of Her Divorced
v lluhomid.
. _ ... ; ?
.Mineola. N. V . Dec. 1.? It requirotf
tint out* hour and forty-three
for a jury In Supreme Court here to
night in reach n verdict of not guilty
in i lie t ria 1 of Mrs. Mama l?? Saul let*
for 111.- murder of her divorced hus
l>au<l John I.. IK'Saulles, former Vale
football slur aiul club man at hi*
Ik >uii' near Wetjtiuirj, I.ong Island, the
m^lit iJ August 3.
In i 1m- xerdlct n?? referent what
v ? - 1* w . t made to insanity, it wan a
pita of tcni|*?rary hiss of accounta
bility which formed the basis of the
defendant's niM-.
Mrs. 1 >c Saulles, who hail main
tained ah air of extreme self -posses
sion throughout the two weeks of the
trial, rn-t-htil the verdict smilingly,
She >hiH?k hands with each of the
Jurors as they left the 1h?\ ami to
leach k'ii ^ *' ?? no?l of appreciation.
As Mrs He Saulles left the court
loom, a newspaper photographer touch
ed oil a Hash light. The shock of
flu- explosion, ctMipled with the young
woman's heightened nervous tension,
caused her to stagger, hut she was
prevented from falling by l>r. J. Sher
man Wright her physician. She was
taken into a nearby room, where she
soon recovered.
Mrs. I >e Saulles, who, prior to her
marriage, was Mlgs Mlanca Krrnguriz.
was horn near Santlagoll Chile, April
?JJ*. 1M?I. She si km it t hree years in an
lOugllsh convent and after returning
to her home, met DoSaulIos, who ha&
won laurels as a Vale football star,
at a raee meeting in 11)11. They were
married in I'aris late the same year.
The defutulant maintains that when
she gave her huslaind $1(HMMH> worth
of securities, which she lnherlte<l from
her father, he said it was "absurd to
? ?all you an heiress", and that his at
titude toward her from tluit date was
one of indifferent neglect. She said
on the witness stand that his infideli
ty. unfaithfulness and the means to
\\ liich he resorted to get i>os#esxloii
of her property eventually led her to
apply for a divorce.
Joan Sawyer, a dancer, whom In*
Saulles is alleged to have "enter
tained" in a New York apartment
throughout one winter, was n 'lined by
the defendant In connection with her
husband's alleged unfaithfulness. She
said her huslMtnd also cavorted about
with the Duke of Manchester and that
their conduct brought her distasteful
notoriety.
Mrs. 1 >e Saulles' acquittal automat
ically established her pis the only
legal custodian of her son, John L.
he Saulles. Jr.. a<vordlng to her at
torney. It twas been use of her love
for the boy, the defendant contended
throughout her trial that she went to
ln-r former husband's home the night
"f the t raged j*. She has stated that
i> soon a>. she has cleared up all right
to the possession of the child she will
take ! . 1 1 1 1 back to Chile, her native
land.
\\ lioii < ? llcUI'y wrote ".Miiiliiiiif Jlo
I'eep ho wrote a good one. When
rriaii^'U' featured Seeua Owen in the
screen plav b\ the >ame name they
l"'t ni-t the riirlir star there to make
? f i-!>f a < ?. Henry would have it.
1' -'hcduled at The .Majestic Sat
! t'i ui \ I ii ?< -. S| || ,
... Chief CvftfttuWe'M Import
(VluiuMi, Dee. 1, ? T, J. tymyrl, chief
st?tv? constable, today nubndtted hl?
monthly iviH>rt ft* (iovurnor Manning
showing that during November bin de
fauiyieut st'lxtHl 142 gallona of whU
key, which WHS Ih'Ihk tranaported into
the stall* Illegally; destroyed woven
t,r ? i IIIh. ranging In <i?|?aeity from
.'{ft to 1<K) gallons; deatroyed 5,000 gal
lon* still boor, 40 IuihIh'Is of maid),
10 lnwholn meal and aevt'ral fenneuter
stand* containing beef. The chief con
llMt iUti rV|r "*? hin
turtftl one airtouiottUe valued *t { ju 1
ltml eoiHtMoM tvmiMwl lu t|J|
vayuiiitl of tiiu-.N miumntluK to H.^1
Tlu rr we** IttlteucMi Hiuref^Uitc J
month** in J?il? or <halu tfaui*.
are now ID oust s imimUiik in th* uM
eral court and 2) 1" the (Inult *i.UrJ
A
Kill. . I
. M. Lynch, of s. ?
n, .?e<l near l?cnw*Pi1u. Klu., 1^0*2
when Wis cur went <lowu an euawukfl
menu
For Sale? At Once
Farm of 236j40 acres adjoining
G. T. Little's plantation. Ex.
cellent soil. For particulars,
write Box 85, Landrum, S. C.
Every dollar you devote to Liberty brings nearer
the day when the nations shall be free indeed.
There will be other Liberty Loans, and now is the
time to be saving for the opportunity.
This bank will take great pleasure in co-operating
with you in your efforts to aid your government to win
the war. f
Your money is needed to free the earth from mito
tary autocracy. And you will pet every dollar of i{
back with interest, besides saving your country.
The Banking Habit is a habit that, once formed, you
will never want to break.
Loan & Savings Ban
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
In from the Trenches
After the snowball fight, the cheery warmth dispensed
by the Perfection Oil Heater is mighty welcome. It
thaws out icy hands and feet in a jiffy. It's light, 1
easily carried wherever it's needed ? always ready!
for any cold weather emergency. Economical both I
to buy and to use. I
Now used in over 3,000,000 homes.
Aladdin Security Oil as fuel gives best results.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
WMhjwrton, D. c. BALTIMORE ^ rJl*i,ott wNvi!
Norfolk, V*. M|>, ? Charleston, W. V*.
Richmond, V*. Charleston, S. l*