The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, May 02, 1911, Image 2
The Wateree Medaenger.
Published tv?r) Tuwda) bjr
Chas W. Birchmore, Proprietor.
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S,*>. tori/jl ion $t SO a yrar 4m udmncn.
CAtfDt\. C.. May 2, 1911.
It our business men would do
some systematic advertising ol
Camden, we believe that it wtukl
attract a good many more people
h?'re. We are b essed with a fi ie
clim ite, yood farmi gltnds, an in
telligent people, and our railroad,
tvlepraph and tel. phone systems aft
fine. A-' we need is a little im-re
confidence in oi.r>e!ws and li en
Camden would grow by leaps and
bounds. To see things m ?ve < tt
we woild rot mind a little I ot ait
application, but then that is not
really necessary, f< r we have one
? f the btst towns in tie whole
country, but *e must do somethh g
to let the o tside w or Id know this
A ter the mettng of the Stat*
Prei?s Association, we? x;ect Wood
row Wilson will be solid in Soutl
Carolina for lJi esiJt nt, althougl
tht re are h\i ra p.'pt rs who do ium
advocate h m. The man who i>
elected how e\ cr w 1 1 1 ha\ e to net tl
suppoit ot B'yan. Anli ugh Hur
ls sl:m chance ot his ever bein,
elected preside t, still he is an im
portant factor in the democrats
party, and he mu*?t be reckoner
with in choosing a man as the dem
ocratic standard bearer.
Wednesday of next week, the
joth inst., will he big dify in Dm
i. on. The unvtilingof the fountain
t ? the six confederate generals who
were born in Camden, and the un
wiling of the fountain to Richard
Kirkland, will take place on that
day, and the regular memorial ex
cruises at the cemetery will follow
'1 he Daughters ot the Confederacy
will serve dinner to the old veter
ans, and all veterans of the county
are cordially invited to be present
and to take dinner with the ladits.
A movement is on foot to consoli
dal-c the Ridgeside school in West
Waterea with the Blaney school
If ti :i.*? is done, the Blaney school
house will be enlarged, and a con
veyance will be provided for the pu
pils who live at too great a distance
to walk. This is a progressive
movement.
Excursion Rates Via Southern RailWoy.
A Co 'Hi ' South Atlantic SUto. Music
th" Seutlirr.i RhIIwu) an
nouuc ???>; > io i-<>und tr'.p tron
all pointv <i. a mi l? ? 'urolln* to Sphi
tunburg, tv t !. m.vi 'rnuro. Tick**
wUl be op 8?uj Afi'll 26 b, 26bli Hi t
27tb, wlih final limit khiii* to le <v
Spartanburg up i?? wnd mnlu dtny: ?? ?
u it litter tb&|MH|giB)tU ot April 2y I
Aoouunt Fifth Annual H >rse Sh ??*>
AHeioctatlon, the JHoudieru Italian
uIho annoc nro greatly reduced roun
trip fare* to (Jh. enville. fc?. U. and r*
turn, linkMts to ?? hold M > 8 U D i
lOt ? and ll'h, limited go id to rw*ct
original starling point r -turning no
later than midnight of M ay 12 h, 1911
For liif'irmaU ?n hh to rat^a, He aj?
ply to Tiok? t Atfeiitaor nd ire?.s:
J lj M>'? k Ami. Ccul ng? i
Ageut, A lant?, CJa.
W.K MrO </, ii.vUion PaBsengei
Agent. LbarlwH'mi, 8 <J
The Ch-in 6auf Made G ad.
The follow low <? ?lumuiilcal.on w?
handed us some i ih hiio, just t>efor?
the elm In gim^ i - 1 1 thiffalo t-iwnslnp:
M?\ E utor W?it r?*e Me-?Henge:- WH
you k D'tl.v put) isii ih ? following:
Whin- ? t.in^ i i i nr iJhhi 1 tuw condl
tlon, Mr. uud Mn l> V Kirkiey, 01
the Abney M*?t?ono' H IT il ? townshli
filled ihn hem t? <?! hu "any prls-neih
whh joy noU mad*. i.i hi (?-??! ug tliou#!
Ih \V tt'ld hot>*t iHHJliMiM a OutlHWHV
Ah G<>d h?H ho arrui.ged it. the sui
b roHH hi its gh?r> and npli-nd<?r Sun
(iuy morning V\ (ill* u ikIwi* the wnuiu
care wnd umll vlued attention of out
faithful ifu-irilH, Mes^r*. K M. Clem
euta, T. W. Speeds, vV . A.. Clement*
a:id O. O. Koberthon One among ii<?
greatest things that ins happened in
the annals of the Ker-thaw Countv
gang Was the visitation of the Hon Mr
n?d Mm. I) M Klrkley They hao
prepared^ for the pr'.Noners plenty of
oike and lemonudo kuo ih lngiv wher.
each and ev*r> priHoi.er hud a pi nt>
It wan served b\ one of our gent>-e>
guards, Mr. F M, Clement , in tie
pre^enoe of about llfty of our noteo
which friends, Kenileraen nnd la<i|es.
nlHO a Idw of >ur colored clt>/.nnn, Mr
Klrkley's faithful servants We were
requested to hold a song kervice,
wlnuh we reudllv did, oonducteil b>
Junius H?ile, one of our prisoners,
and it lasted about an hour, which we
."egret it oould not have lasted longer,
hut owing to the rainfall our guest*
had to disperse.
We also t egrot that our faithful Su
perintendent, Mr. H. E Munn, was
not present to tm^t our many friends
One among our Visitors was Att mey
Mansey, who heartily donated one of
our prisoners.
We thank Qod that it la an w 'II with
us as it i^ We know that If Qod be
with ue we will overcome s> mn day.
. We humbly thank Mr ^and Mrs Klric
ley for their kindne** May the pow
ers of Qod be prosperous to their
hands through life s Journey end bless
the'r outgoings and Incomings.
We wish to thank our nnttt.\ friends
?who have thought of the prisoners in
their destitute condition and have do
nated us from ell parts of the oounty,
both white and oolored is dies and gen
tlemen. We alio hate on hand a force
of g<nteel, unmarried guerd-t who are
i roa?i.v to meet our man- ft lends both
white and colored We will ep^recl
n'q, tty of our friends at any time and
\?e *viH do all thst H in our powtjr to
tnake it pleasant for thetn.
We esk the e>muMhtes and prayers
of our Christian friends, both white
nnd colored.
We are also sorrv to sav that we do
regret that our Nuperu sor Mr. M (J.
West, was not pre<?ei.t to pnrtlotpate
with us but we are a w>ys glad to *ee
him for he Is ready to aooommodnt*
hit orisone-s at <tiy time We thank
you (or vour ctrt I tttentiOh
You.-* ??esueoifu lly,
Kersbnw < o Prteoner?<
K*
f'cfc hi-*- it bo fIN* <> ? rtU
Ordfrril vi l i<i 10 01 Hiv * ?>>li ? li. ni
td k*cut-?d ? } tri* u** *?? ?J r
lo'? KW-ro ch ?qU Llvbr 1 ubJew. Fur
The Right
Combination
EvifT manufacturer of shoes know*
that nt can play up any one feature
he cares to in producing a shoe
to sell. He can make it stylish
or comfortable, or he can turn
out a shoe so heavy and stocky
it will never wear out. He also
knoWs that a nicelv balanced
combination of tnese three
shoe virtvies is about the
hardest problem in shoe
making.
The
r?<? MMV iAp,
In oa/ A 'ito
f'iipl" brurid,
i SJ-t3 00. u
wtii
w? on/
CM/mm Worn
jniwolkint
Shot. $J 00
tj 10-1/ 00 it
?va< h tfir bett
f!f ftffff &%ukt.
Southern Girl
$2.00 ? Shoe ? $2.50
owes its reputation and its many friends
to the fine sense of proportion of style,
comfort and durability, each to each.
You never saw better style ? a neater,
snappier shoe. Your foot never knew
greater comfort than The Southern Girl
Shoe will give. Once you've worn a pair
you'll say you never got better value in
wearing quality. Look up our dealer in
your town and let him show you the lin?.
CRADDOCK-TERRY CO.
Lynehburo, Va. -
Leek for ????
Red B?ll
tfar bra
Crop Producing
Fertilizers!
Every farmer knows that, the bigger the crop he makes
to an were, the larger the tuargiu of profit. It, cost* as
much to work an acre th*t produces a half hale of cotton
or less, as to work one that makes a hale or more. His
profit is the value of this halt bal?% less t he cost of addi
tional fertilzers. YVeseil fertiliz -is made by men of ex
perience with modern machinery and their mee.hanual
condition is perfect. An i? oni:iir> are derived from Fi-h
Scrap, dried blood an>i Tankage in proper proportion to
feed crop evenly. These t> rt'ihzers vv i 1 1 irive results ? and
w?? will sell them as chean u.s qualry will permit. If you
want, returns for ymu in , ? Atme.nt see us.
i GOOD WAGON IS A
MIGHTY GOOD THING TO HAVE '
1 have just receivdd a solid car of the
The Celebrated Columbus Wagons.
The prices are right on these. One and two-horse
wagons. None better on t lie market.
Planting time will soon be here. i?nd I have a full
stock oi
COLE'S COTTON
\!ND COttN PLANTERS
Every good farmer knows these and knows them
to be the best. When you are ready for one come in
and let me sell It to you. We have them here for
you.
Plow Stocks,
And a full line of plows always on hand. In fact you
will find at my store every thins: needed on the farm.
We make a specialty of carrying everything the far
mer needs.|| We want your patronage.
We buy corn, oats and flour in car lots, and can
therefore give you inside prices on either of these.
We also carry a fine line of groceries. If you are not
already a customer of ours we want you to come and
get acquainted with our fair, square methods of
treating our customers. If you are already a custom
er we *ant you to continue to be one and come to
see us often. We will try to please you every time.
ft-.xtendl' g you a cordial invitation to makt our
fttore your headquarters, I am,
Yours Truly,
John E. fthame
YouDoNot
Walt Straight
;? Yowr drooped thouldcr,
your crooked opine, and your
UopmWuI c?rria|0 U a re
sult of w?ik liutrp, fallen
ucb, or fliUool."
If Um arch of the foot,
where tour body'* weight U
carried. it ? up potted pioper>
ly, you will k?To oymmctrio
*1 linee? tou will walk grace
fully and indicate thorough
toot comfort*
The Scholl
"Foot-Eazer"
properly * up port* the arch or Inetep of the
foot. f|Utlit? and brid|Mthcbodir'?wel|hl
(ran hiel to too, thu* uiring an crca bjJ
uc* to the wbolo body.
Any IroabUt, *uch m tired, aching feat
and lirahe. weak ankle*, rheumatwm and
painful callou*e* or bunion*, are an inoyfo
able re*ult of a weak butep.
TbeBchoIl "Foot-Kazer " in?fonf
ly r?/i?c?( all the*? ailment* and ptrman ?
mntly cure* tbe trouble.
The Scholl "Foot-Easer" la
?elf -adjusting to all feet, fitted into any
?hoe and ran be worn by anyone without
dUcomfort.
It U made of German Silver ipHnp,
with leather top. Not harsh, rigid or
uncomfortable.
Made in all size*, for men and worea,
03. OO per pair. Your moaeyDrompUjr
returned if they do not help your feet.
We know eo mo thing about feet ? tell us
your foot trouble*.
vialhis & Lewis
A Household
j ' Necessity,
\i Good Light Running
Sewing Machine.
Sijc'i i* ?h" SINGt-R mnch' < Ttn?y
w>- I !ii. i wn uud ii ivc no superior*
?IM
on
In
art
lit- in ir.'H,
I liavo i.p id Cumd<an a ii'.-e
of I >c wtli-kiw-wu smuk r .-lewing M?
oltt ion, ami will be pleased t> m.v w
theii U> yiiii.
For the Little Qirl.
Iliuve In slock the No. "20" Singer
foi lUe lililo g'rl, price only #5 00
An child abyvo four years old can
ea* ;y learn its use Hnd n is ai onct a
fac mating amusement and a means for
uction in uu esseotiol household
Machine needles, tu icr.in' oil and
machine supplies geu?'ruil\, on hand.
Maohin* 8 overhauled and pufc^n
goal condition
F|?r anything in the sowing machine
Unocal) upon hum It will givo me
pleasure to ?lmw you the splenoid up
to-ilale new Singer Sowing machines,
guaranteed to l.?st thirty years Sold
for cash or on the installment plan.
Walter Parker,
Corner Hroad ar.u DeKalo Struts,
CAMDI-N, S. <?.
T X TIE HOLD up Red Meat ? the
V ? chew for men. Always
good ? better now than
ever. No spice to make your tongue
sore ? no excessive sweetening to '
make you spit yourself away and ruin
your stomach. Just high-grade North
Carolina tobacco, prcperly sweetened by
a perfect process. Sure s you re born ,
it s the real thin,? in good chewing .
Get busy today md find out for yourself.!!
Cut out this ad. and mail to us with your
name and address for our FREE offer to chewers only.
Name
Address
Made only by Liipfert Scales Co., Winston-Salem, N.C.
TOBACCO
MICHELIN
Inner Tubes
IbrMiclielin and all oilier Envelopes
The majority of motor -
ists throughout the world
are satisfied users of
They are the best judges.
v Ask them . -
Look for
tkil sign
on leading
garage*
IN STOCK BY
JOHN W. SMITH.
We Know
-BLOODINE
Will Help You
TlHtftln Your Strtngth
l and Energy*
Report of the Heeii Phyetef e? la
* Leading New York Hoqrftel
M the Cure of Cetetrrh.
"A few rear? ago we considered that
we were doing well If we cured ten per
oent. of the canes of catarrh brought
to us, but since the Introduction of
"Bloodlne" Into on* hospital we cure
more than 00 per cent, of all the eases
of Catarrh in its various forms brbught
to us. ^Catarrh of the Bead, Catarrh
of tho K yes, Catarrh of the Bladder
and Uretha, Catarrh of the large In
testines, Catarrli of the Larynx, Pelvlo
Catarrh, Catarrh of the Throat,, and
Catarrh of the Stomach are quickly
cured with "Bloodlne." Itbulldsnew
tissues, gives new energy, how life,
new blood and strongth to any part of
the bodjr attacked by tho Catarrhal
germa.,r
Bloodlne Is a powerful tonto, nou*>
Ishlng food medlolns. composed of
valuable tonlo stimulants obtained
from vegetable drugs, "Bloodlne"
Rerits of BLOODINH) wo
rg* sample bottle for 10 t
Ter or stamps for postage.
Addroaa. Tin Brxx>DiKB OoBrowATTonr. Roeton. Mim.
Improve the Quality and
Quantity of jour Poultry
By i " s i n fcr tic ka d "! !if w#j
to cl < > this is lu buy cour ?'KK** 'ur
hatching from a well known breeder
who ??! >)<>??; xpeciul'y <>[ raising the
tinest -..ri.tisof cl.ickens.
EGGS FOR HATCHING. $1.50
TO $2.00 PER SETTING OF
13 EGGS.
You can make your selection by
placit.tf your order with me (or the fol
lowing breeds:
White unci Black Orpi ngtons,
White Wyandottes,
White Leghorns.
Rhode Island Rei's.
Your o"d^rs for e^^'s an* solicited
Place them now and ;ou.' wants will
be supplied.
J. D. SINCLAIR,
Camden. S. C.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hetvnv forbidden
under penalty of law to hunt, fish or
otherwise t>e?pass upon my Wester
h Kii Plantation ir West Wateree.
U 10NRY SAVAGE.
Money to Loan
On improved Farming Lands. Lony
Uis.? . easy pay u- t-nts. Borrower pay*
uciuiil cost of p?*t ft ciin^r loans. No
commission charged Jro B l'almer
vv Se n, Sylvan Bldp., I ' < >. Box 282,
Columbia, S. C.
Dr. I. H. Alexander,
- DENTIST -
OHtce Upper Broad Street
Money To Loan.
1 am prepared to negotiate loans ot
tirsl ujorttfHifPs ou improved farms in
Kcshaw County, repayable in annuai
installments. No commissions cliurg
.'d upon these loans, borrower, howev
-r, to puy a reasonable charge (or in
spooling lund, making abstract, ob
?aiuiiiK loan, etc. Hate of interest
?ijfht per cent.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY.
DK. L. W. ALSTON,
?DENTIST*
OttliM: in Man Block, second llooi
Camden, S. C.
Canid -n Loi!jfe l.> O.
O. h1., T <>. I It-#, ILHOtf
every sccond iiDd fcurtli
i uesUuj ui !<:3?> iJ .\1 in ihf hull cor
?er lirood and lieKalb Streets, '2nd
?lorj .
U. '\ Goodale, N. G.
f. C. HouktU Src'y. ??
MW#4.> " " *- v,- ."??? - Yvn~ ^
DeKalb Lod#?, No. 41, meet
jf'SJ ], every 2nd and' 1th Thursday
<K$L- at d:00 p. m. Visitors are &l
?38s*' ways welcome.
W. G. Wilson, C. C.
M. H. Heyman, K. of K. A S.
P'ne Creek Council, No 20, Indepen
dent Order Junior American Mechanics
ueots on the 1st and 3rd Friday nights
>f each month in the hall in the opero
o?i*e. VisitinK brothers cordially
rici.med r.eor^e Munn, Councilor.
W. A. Marshall, R. S.
WE
WISH TO SAY
That we are still In the Meat and
Grocery business and better preparea
tuan ever to serve you with the
Choicest Cuts of Meat,
and a Fancy Line of
Groceries.
We will l>e giau have you call In
person or
Phone No. 31
'rom r>:30 a. m. to 0 p. m. during the
summer months for anything In our
line. We guarantee PROM IT DE
LI VKftY and COURTEOUS TREAT
M ENT.
MOSOY BROS.
FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE
WILL CURE YOU
J
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reach of rricdi
cine. Take it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There it
nothing gained by delay. .
50c. and $1.00 BottUa.
Kiruu IUIITITUTU.
P. M. ZFMP A REPASS.
LAND SURVEYOR
I urn prepared to do Inn'l Mirvevlug,
Plotting ftiid Mine Printing (load
surveying, grading, eulvertund bridge
construction special Attention
U W MITCH AM,
Camdnn, H P
1TM* t If II DRRN LIRE n
KttNNJ^Y'S LAXATIVK
M SvRl)P
LISTEN NOW!
You want to know where to make
your Dollar buy the most goods for
you don't you? Well now, just
look down this list find see if we
are not selling some things cheap
er than the other fellow.
2f)c Cotton Yoils, white, black and colors at 20c
25c Mercerized Poplins at 22 l-2c
Fiaxons white and colors from * 15c to 25c
40 inch Whitp Lavvu, good quality lOe
L'hecketf and White Dimity at 10c
The best 36 in Bleached at 10c
(food quality 86 in Cumbric at, 12 l-2c
84 inch Lineue at in<?
Best Shirting Prints at (> l-4c
Beautiful li" SOU (junt in) at 80..*
Bit; lot of embroidery at 5 and ldc
90 in Linen Sheeting at $1.00 >d
English Long Cloth at 12c to 25r
1 lot White Oxford, 25c good-, at 15<<
52 inch Black Broad Cioth, 75c uoods at 4n
I lot colored Broad Cloth, $1.00 goons, at 7-c
Big lot Laces, great value, at 5c \d
Some big cuts in table damask.
Ladies' and Children's Spring Hats, Ladies ready-to-wear
hats, latest style Hobble Hats, Sailors-, etc.
Peanut Straws and Panamas for ladies and clnldren.
Crex rugs, mattings and Bugs. We have a full line of ('rex
rugs, any size from 40c to $10.00.
Matting Squares t)xl2 only *8 50. Matting Hugs 72x37 only
50 cents.
Strong line men's, women's and children's shoes for Spring.
J. W. Carter line (j-oliil Oak) shoes for men, the shoe that
Uivis and is comfortable. All the new toes in Oxfords.
Fertilizers and Farm Supplier as cheap as the cheapest for
a*h or on approved papers.
YOU US RESPECTFULLY,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store.
P. T. VILLEPIGUE, Proprietor.
A Good Example
*1 am a good example, 1 n writes Mrs. R. L. Bell, of
McAlester, Okla., Mof what Cardui will do for suffering
women.
"I suffered with my head and back, for over six years,
and although I tried everything, I never could get any
thing to do me any good, until 1 began to take Cardui.
'Cardui has surely helped me and built me up and 1
am so thankful that I have found something that will do
me good. 1 feel so much stronger and better than 1 have
In a long time."
It is well to make up your mind before you are sick
what medicine you will take when you are sick.
gb CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
You will be glad to take It when you are tired, mis
erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put
new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind.
If not sick now, at least burn Cardui on to the pages
of youi memory, so that when you are sick you will ask
for It without thinking.
If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists.
Write to: Ladle*' Advisory D?pt., Cha1tanoo?Medl?<we Co.. Oiattannooea, Tenn.,
lor Sptclal Inttractioru, an4 M-paie book, "Home r?eatmtnt lor Women." ?ent free.
FISHING
IF YOU WILL "TACKLE" OUR FISHING TACKLE YOU'LL
LAND ANY FISH THAT TACKLES YOUR BAIT. OUR LINES
ARE NEW AND FRESH AND STRONGi OUR REELS ARE NOT
RUSTY.
WHENEVER THE THOUGHT OF HARDWARE ENTERS
YOUR MIND. ALSO LET IN THE THOUGHT THAT OUR
STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY RELIABLE HARDWARE.
A. D. Kennedy.