The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 13, 1905, Image 2
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ordinary virertimox.
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$.6.00. Conirr+cion&i $10/X>
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Oftcript* will *>4 t*? ret'Jr&t^.
Co*?mooic?liom( will be po *ijer
?f tmerexi to tb? general j.uhi'.c ki.A
aot aA a defamatory ostur*. No re
eporj*ibjJ:ty wiii b? lof ti.*
*??*< of oorre*?f?<>?.ject*.
Bit** f'*r ?4r?rrti?!r,/ ?i.l t* *ri
eoQcc^i opoe application at i f. e oftc*.
Rem >?a ?<-??? t>y eherk*. ?Sr* ft* aci poet*:
money urdtre ?(,oui<i \*e ?B?.'1e MVkil*
U W. L.. McDUirzu*.
r**Tn?jpt3, a. C.
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CM M DEN. ?. C. OCT 13 1905
Tb* Y rayed j of Tucm)*)' Mgrht.
A cloud of # )fro? aeCued rtonn
up">n l hi* tr/*n on learning of the
tragic death, of Mr. fR-.bert A. JUt- '?
rDow?ll. Litis# *oadtr it was thai
the co in m unity was hojrror atricKeo.
for never in the List j ay of Camden
km iffich a rieed perpeyr aied wjAim
its borders.
Many rumors are rift; a<s to the
ciu?<* of *o foul ?? murder We shud
der to t hi fck l hat t be i i fe <?! #0 B?bSe
a man abou; i lisve been 1>?'. f ? j r lb* j
paltry *um of &ve doHata, and Mr.
P o r te r to what may yet
his dea'.h bi-J for tin? sake of t?ectv
?cents. IJiKpr'T, the f?ct r*main?>
that Cim^o ha* Wen robbed of on.,
it? best citizens, and the murderer
or murderers aa the case may art
doubtless, breathing the air of free
dom while revelling :n drunken die
it' Dttioo.
Word a arc inadt^uste to b?-ap
up^-r. ib* viilinnf aufll.itct \ i rs ?J I
i
t Ire*. W* read of the cannibal o f j
the southern *i?o wit ?; impu J
r ; y carves the bod/ of bis l+. * j
rrjio, and a pon hi* J1r*tj j
We bear of the fiend that lurk? in I
the swamps and fiiia a^j o hi*;
Tictim to rob or to ?c a.ici >u*; v cutj
and maim, We forgive the ctmi- j
bal, for to biOi there :< no Godt!
neither doles bo i,v: in a !*ud of i
churches and echoo;*, arnidat ennob
ling aud beneficial influence. Mm
the cannibal of America ha# our!
loathing and our execration?. For j
blm there is no excuse, there is bus
one of two thiugs ? fire or rope.
We deplore ihe ?ad fact that]
in this Chirstia'j coojitry there ex
ist brutes bo viie, so void of son!
to bide behind trees in the very heart'
of a town and there hlrt Home beast
of the fit-Id fail upon their harmless
prey and rnaim ar.d Oiur'ftr. N i
law of the land ia severe enough loi
ileal vrith such dirty villi ana. It it]
a time when the citizens will ts?ko
the law into their own liandg and
inflict the Jubt and proper punish*'
mr-nt. Y r*, njan shall crush them
out aw n p'dponoua viper, and if
there be a Hell, there nuall lb?.ii
sou's remains in eternal damnation.
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A Good Name.
To l be oorman intelligent, i f- r ??
Bpcclin^ mnn the respect of iiia f > -
lona 14 us nece&B&ry as vr&lcr to the
s-ji', an sunshine to the grow injj/crop.
'J' life vv i tig tong ues <?! n ivy, I lie
poisonous m ii ^ f t m oT inaiicc, and a!'
of I'm* fttnged thoughts that pt'lui
f tft can ullir leave n ? > Inm irate
on tlio soul i>i tii ?; upri^lii ,iao. }{??
has lived ! in 1 : f ?* ]:k<> n ti - - < n honk
t h "ft t ali may read. The I'i'oic tclif
110 that "ft good name i? rather I*'
be chosen then greut rieh'V ? Sel.
The Chamber of Commerce of ( " ? ? ?
bia, ns !; a? been its custom for several
Tears. ia rpr.ring no efforts to make
tlio approaching Stale Fair one of
the most successful in it? history.
With cotton at 10c, and a vy/ivc of
proHpcrtv sweeping the State, it is
oxp ?? t< <1 thfct the *tU lidunce wili
exceed all former year*. In antici.
potion of a largo crowd the Columbia
? 'treet Railway has increased its facil
ilies for handling the visitors by
doublc-trscking its line from the
Transfer Station, or Capitol Square,
to the Union Station, thence a b*lt
line circling the Fair Grounds, which
ia practically a double (rack all the
way, and will afford prompt and
ample transportation.
Lock now.
Mr. .Editor: ? We are all deeply *nJ
aorely grieved to hoar of the frajrfr
Ueatli o I jroor dear brother. We t*nde?
to joo and bia sadly bereaved family our
deaf? t and moat aiacere ?ympsthy and
Oil Ilia murderer ma?
to ja*Uce.
a highly esteem
gentleman oil
Wednesday
t VVe pj tmpiitiiit ?>tb h>#
1* miij. t
T rt~u u tu* m ?#c kto* th$ f?f
l>< > t *te fcj'f ?>? f ?r???r if ?< ? U?- pfrfv
<y( Mx: * Urt ik. id u ?.
!*??>' (Mutt jwcfc?"d kfc'i f:n*??d.
it ji*i ?V*t *f?rW ?^'i Mrr S-?
iL* :uvnr?t rt,*f ir? La#!; f f 1*4 J?.
T1m> Ixtliii rvi c&tt.ututy ic rt
. ! / .* k * "fcJ ?i ti; <* tii&e 'ficscii'frvi
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I < 'Dilt>W t| ?rii t>.'i *..<?
i ?? ftfMT. fr?i' the { c#v|? :?t
I A tk'lsr*.
i Wr *'! ?*at*rc f ti.?i Mr T'OrU-t
*:!. rHO't-r *" ? *? inr. ???;! *.,i*#thi?jr
?Wol i Of 1L?' ? k<S *-??????
> *4 r K *f 0?-kd*T tOjfht
! Mr ttt'J. HaJi xxi-i M ?? M*r? HjJi
<,( Mr. K H". H*H M*r? tu*r
\t-*4 ij& u*c 'rtn :n*!. M W. (i.
f sU ?t>'l j&?r oH? f'*r
"o? ros^e ?ait fct t?:e Oiniieo Mrheery
'V>rop>*rjy. Kit guararve*-!.
Tie basses* p'%c? in Cusdes,
t.'orne esrJy to stoi 1 the ra?b.
Csrkien Hitliofcry Co
Mettir-jf of MnJ:c*1 Aseocuition.
At tbe of tbe K*r*bsw Co.
< A*Bo<-?.stjo? O cu^-tr loth,
1>>5, tb* rt ?*.# sd * ninjor.
.tt o( ibe i&etstt*r*. J >*b tueetir*#
*&.*, fc? heretofore, beueCris! Uj h\\
Tb? i%^'t f&r<!s rto not know wbst they
ruivs, both as to Iboaffhti that are
new ft* *ci! *.k tb* pleasure of t oev
*a*oc*jatij.n. T?, tto** ib&t
tboee ojeetiff* are frro?jog in iiit***t
A paper *i?i -iui on "The Relations
Kt tm*eo Arterio fcWrc^i? <*h?otitf
1 iti&i NepLriti* ?r?<J Apoplexy,
?'-iob dieca;4?d by the At^ci
k? >o ir> tiae forr/i. Sec.
V- ?
We b*T^- H'lie-} a litie Co*fs ar;r!
|{*!n tr. oar arrft-iy elaboratp
?u>ck of Trimroij^l^, etc. Catu
'Jen M'.il'nery Co. ^ k
%
Cho^jp Fair.
f'ue A t- sntioK^Coftit Lin* ig.
rjf-unct? is'.f of <5r?e Crti c ??? fsr*4
2^ C, piuc s.'5tDi??i??a to tbfr
K#ir Groutide, 50e fr>r adolt*
hnrj iT>c fr.r rbiWirfcn, to Cojotn
'.?n, S. C ? rt-tuto ii 'ouni
"is1*- F<*;r, 2-t ,tn 27. i.^kfet*
<.n m!e Oct . 22 to 2f> ?ri<j for trairn'
'ft, f to nrrne ia CuluruM* ht-for*
27tb. Vint! iiujit Oct 20. Tberf
wi.l t ; ? r? he 'h.te of one
Ct r l f fr \ er capita for milita
ry c-rn paote? *r><1 Hr&ts bandn in
ubsforrxi I went/ or uiort id each di
rection.
)- r farther . cf- -rrijatk-n corfttnTJuicate
w.tir. " -/tjr nr-fcr?-t.t iifjtet or
W. J. < UAI</.
OeSFMi Ajf?"-rit,
Wiircirj^ton, X. C.
Of:r br?" of Fnii r.nd Winter Unts
rcj?r rft*-iv for inspection, ty sendee
51 it.'iocrv Co.
Social ? l)ots .
1 iit John D. Kennedy chapter IJ.
J) C. w&? delightfully entertained
oq Mf>nd?y last by Mrs. W. A.
A-CCuoj a*, her home on F'nir St.
(Ja (t'c'otjDl <<t lite absence of the
| Hrcfc. Mrs. W J)- Tranthsin and
' ??. v *? r ? j r f dicer* tiiere wss lit
j *!?; attended to, hut a plccs
j ant fso^ini eteninc wa? tptui ond
delightful rtfrtfrhaK nt& served. Ou
the l?t Monday in Nov. Mrs. F. H
Ijavia and Mi?s Kaiiiin Reynolds
j wdi entertain the chapter and it iH
pirn* k'!v hoped that til ineui^fit)
wnl oe present a? mailers. <>l ttfipoi*
uni'c iiius'. be discussed and dele
gate* eltuled to tht; Si ale Conven
tion which meets in Johnston on
Nov. 29ih .
o Mrt, Ji. M. Kennedy and little
daughter iVlwttfntet S'.U*it iinVc re*
Uirnt d lj"ti)P.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Whim lei
m to rm il f. oni Fiit U<u k.
Mr. U. ii Allium* l.nd fatuil\
are at Hipo mabu i y. Mi** Mnnnlu^
is with th' m ii n i i M|k? Mary Linle
Clarke i f Virginia ;i> r ^ucfet.
31 1 h. P. 1 1 N J*: n, fir , it '?* return
ed t?? G?>lu mrli a.
Mrs, I >.ivts I'll c ; . ? r, f li.[ l'*t. ,
! 1 c x , ifi '.>u isii to t>er i ulur, iS r
j h> tunnel M-v. ... ; n, n H'f k : n s
Mr Victor DePas*, of IJ.-jion,
j ?? "v r>t frver&i day# b?:e till a week
j lilt? S'. nte M;h>-ii,ii Af-&o. <f
j.ue 51 K Chord) k!iU!i met Ij* m
' ins ?i k lm iivli! t ii ; ii \ j>: oiii i ??? i. !
j w - ? jii *? i; r them Mis. Wi^iii
G) rir, Ai ; ? V. I "> *? r by ai:d .Mr
j Wsut! the Slate P : e a . i f 1 lie H6M
Iriation ? ii i were fiuebls < 1 Mi. and
' ftl re !,?>! i-.- Z-:inj>.
Mastei's Saie.
South Carolina ? ICershaiv Courity.
Th t /\ "j>lt s U<\nk ,
A ) iin$t
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J L-'Ajhy S't c n Li*yt< y.
' ,/ ick L in v.'cv. !h>Hy y an*
I'io'u L'iajI'V heirs 'it
law <?] J. Hurcty L nsjl'ij if-cea*
i A I) ndnnts.
l'u l? r and by virtue of a decree in th*
atv.v* aUif-d cn?u<, rendered by hie Honor
(j. \\*. G?/e, dated Octoiwr 6th. 1904.
[ wit! offer (or aale at public ouU-ry, be
fori-' t'j*Uoart House door, iu C?md?u ,
S C..^Btbin the letral hourti of tale, on
the tir?tMonday iu November, be
injr the 6th) aixth day of the month,
the following described real estate :
Alt thai piece, jrarcel or land
situate, lying and being on the^fttera
of Ly tithe's Creek in ?be eoonty of Ker
shaw < otitftining two honired (*00) acre*
more or iota, and bounded on the North
br lands of the Kata la of Jaeper Davis,
dtreattd, Wc-?t by land* of the E*t&t? of
Cokcly, on the Sooth by land* of the
ffttato ?f John <'astev. on the E-ist by
yiie waters of JLyscbo'a Creek.
TertM of a*)e cash. Purchaser to pay
for papera.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
Ifaater Kerahaar County.
October 11th* iKfc.
proclakat!:n.
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Stats of K'Uth < aroilua? Kk^ru'
ti??* ( lumlx-r.
| ir;? ?? ?.*? !**-? tt
! vn t*i M <* rs I'^vtVin.-ui IVkf on th* Ird
I d?y v ' >-r. Ak)|l m A troriii#! M*r-i
I?T ?.a* ?OfI;*?ri?t?-?i ll* C<AiQtf of K?"T
1^'tl (fa* tK>!?W B A MeftoVflU,
niiJ & *it>-Nupt ?? *.* m m-itr l a DiaiJvr K
I .V tti^o ? u ?subW
? i?S r* !??/? ?fc, ft <fU+fc*l
of (-trt rij ti(ikf*o*u, ??>d tKw lh?
unknova l>hl*7 or l-fcrtif* fr?*ve 4??d
froT*
NOW, lffKBEFuRE. I. I> C. TIEV
WARI> OwifBor of t*>* sr_t* ai
Souir, f ' j rotifiM. in ordw ? Lit ju*tk* uht
V* a'^1 il*r umjrttv of the law vindi
-So btft-hy off?*r & of
FIVE llUNDkKD DOLLAR 8 far ih*
fcij pr* r ? r* *<?>] co??a k t m^q of
th*- ?ai^ j *rtv fcf BtktutR. to
tiv* Nf>*?n?f of 3? * ~
d??n, J* ('?
J S' TESTIMONY WHKKBOF. 1 h*.T#
hereunto *t-t a?j tutxi I ?ii. I
SEAL <-*unei lh* Great SeaJ of lb*
MAtx- to t*i *t CoiUfH
bui, t hi* Jth tf <>ciot*r. A- D nod
in trie 1 V/h >t\?r of tfct lui' f*ndcc?
ofti? l-Mtad of Aaifcn-' A.
R C. II EY WARD.
P>" ib* GorMflr: *
J. T Os^
of Ste.1^.
1 t\.
1500 Reward
{
| The City of Camden will
1 tr i v ami Kershaw
I tv ?250 additional for ths ar
rest, with evidence t? convict,
? of the murderer of Mr. K. A
McDowell, which occurred in
i Camden, B. C., or i Tuesday,
I ni^rht, October 3rd, 1905.
II. G. Carrinon,
Mayor.
G. G. Alexander,
Clerk.
October G th , KKjo.
! Administratrix Notice.
A * per* 'tn? 4: aiding claim* njnirnt the
'e?iate of J. T Yonnc d'-c^afe<i will pre- j
j ?*-n*. the tmr.? duir u'v'.e-rtc-d to within the
j t ; rr? *? pre*; i.y '?'?*' ar.d tl;<>?>> jndebt-l
{??-'! to the estate \s i! 1 xii.ikt; immediate
, pavmeat "f s*me ?o ??h*.
M ? LJ*3A C YOr.VG,
oir.Uf/islrix o; Kstate.
Tax Executions.
!
j ITu.it r ami by virtue of sundry ta*
i execut i o i ? = to inc dirr-ru-d. 1 *iJ] proceed
i to icli.1jeli.tfc the C\ t I isc doer in
i rhe City of Camden, on the* utM Monday
; in Nov.. 1&05, during tb?* le;jsl hr.urs of
j ?ale. il?e f"ilov>-;ni; described rc-?l estate:
j to-wit ;
t>> acres and ci it building in SAool
j District No. J. tin* proj?<rtv of Wesley
Truesdel, Sr , bounded on the North by
lands of James \Va't?; K*?t by lands of
Kemp Dempsey ; South by laud* of W.
I) M: !)(.wal! ; West by lamb? of Tan!
Sprir. y.miii Sold fnr
J S. THAN ITT AMk.' V
Sheriff f\. C.
October liJth 1905.
Citation.
South Carolina Kershaw County.
By J. 15. Phelps, Probate .1 < j? I .
Whereas, l.lllie II. .M l D ?a <-'.1 mvlc suit
in iuf, l? traut her I.etter.- 'f Adminis
| tuition of the Estate of and effect* of
i Robert A McDowell.
j These are therefore to cite and admon
[ 'hh '?!! *n.i r the kindred and, the
j ?-redi!ors? of (be yai i lt~.'r?t. A McDowell,
[dccastl tli<tt tl.ev be a?>d ap
j' pe?r before tne, iii lb.* Court "> J*r<<
j bat*. t.< be ':.??!<! ;it C linden, S. C . on
J tl.?* 28th d.iv of ()? loiter io*xt utter
! i*ubiu jitio? thereof, at 11 o'clock in the
? forenoon, t<> nh"?w iann'', if tnv thev
I Vivo, why ti.o hai l hdniini?tr??ion shouhl
not be (j' ai.t??d.
Given under mv band this 10th d*y of
,1/ctnfi r A lb, I V
Publ'shed if! ti'e ("a.. .le;> Chronicle
-:i ti.e I : it it dae O. -fiber,
j h i,hi:m'Si
J u^ite ol Probate.
Masters Sale,
I
[Souiij Curoltuu ? KsrsLaw County.
Iltlla JV a tson and Sallie j
j PiuintijT *,
H I). Smith JVm. Smith, Luthtr
ftir/ i'.i, Miijgit Jhirnes, K<i(ie
liirntn. Exsie /??? rues, Ju'ia
B irni . s, Ht rnurti Scaij'e , Drxtfe
Sc'ii/f, Hubert Srui/e, Lulu Smith,
Jmie Smith un<i Birdie Smith ,
Defendants
Under and by virluie of a tlecre* in
the above ?tited ca?e, rendered by his
| Honor. (J. \V. dated <)ctol?er Mh,
IIK*-^, I will offer for f??le nt public oot
!cry..!?efire the Court House door in
I Camdeo, B. C.. within the leff*l hoars of
tale, on the flr*t Monday in November,
190r>, being the (6th1 ?i*th day of (he
month, *h?? (o)lowlnf re^al estate:
j All that piece, parcel or tract of lan<K
Mitnated, lying and beintr In the county
of Kerehftw, State of South Carolina,
containing two hundred nnd forty acres
on tlie waters ~r Mcopo iitamp, on the
Went side of I.:?ck Uiver and bounded
bjr lacda w>w or formerly of Thorr*a*
Muinter. David Scarborough and Estate
uf Isaiah 9 ~~
Tertna of ?ale, iftnli, pun- baser to pay
for p*|>ers.
U A. Wll'TKOWSKY
Milliter Ksr>haw ? ountv.
October Utb, i00->.
My Bakery products are gauran?
teed and the very highest standard
maintained in the bread line. Hot
rolls deliverd in time for breakfast.
;Order the day before.
I also have a choice and select line
jof groceries, which are being sold
| very cheap. Everything fresh and
guaranteed.
JOHN K. M'DOWALL;
old but the Stand."
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fa i i m iso i m vLk m i : i o
LATEST IMPROVED * TIME AND LABOR SAVERS.:
Fertilizer Oi^tribnWt, ?-*, something n.^w, guaranteed t-o put out
wet fertilizer weli as dry. ' K IV t tie farmers fivorite. Ac mo, the
i most duraMe on the market Gr iffih an 1 Goo iwin, the Goodwin beinp
very desirable because so ch*ap ni'v 25 This distributor in sperisilly
, adapted for fertilizing growing coj>?, i'-elj :itnd Distributors.
PLOWS Vulcan on#* an J t?ru horse steel btam. Chattanooga one and
w> horse pteel beam. BotL of 'hifle do Leantifu! wo'k. Farmers Friend.
1.5'jt Csrbon. B if Dixie Farquhar, Imitation.
(wAKI)KN FLOWS. Kv try gardener should i aye one. Dou^e Foot
pt'icka. a grtht time and lab?.r savor v
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS. BELLOWS. ETC.
HlERCWS ;
Disc and Cutaway, Moline Lt jwrcible Cultivating* iron \.r , Lulle .Joe,!
|Qne<?n Anne and Boas siie bvro ?v
Farm Hells ftock and pruliry ?irc; none snptrior to KHwood. B acl< !
and Galracizei S'P3a: riUnt-. PinmVrs supplies, >' Ho If and Heav \
! Hardware, Gariind Stores, bi-nt on the ras:k'.'t.
A a'mrn W &????-??, the lighleM mnnirg wa^cr, on the market, every azW [
guaranteed no matt'-r what t' ? had
| Harness and Sole Leads'" St,:;k of Sadd'ury, Harness, Collars. 13ri j
id'rp, Kte, eootinualy r* pleiit>h* -1
A.I of these goods wt-ro b !o:-e and will bo sold to mcr-t thn a.t. i
p. he of cotton
A.
jfcjgh Sracie ZPianos.
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TheCable PianoCo., of Chicago, 111.,]
have opened a special sale of their
fine pianos at F. Leslie Zemp's Phar
macy, Camden, S. C.- This sale will
continue for one week only, commenc
ing THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12th.
Don't fail to caII and inspect these celebrated instruments.
If you arc thinking of pure lining a pitno, we will make it to
your1 interest to call and s^e us W<. will offer during this sole
such well known makes a* the OONOVER, CABLE, XINGS
BURY and WELLINGTON PI ANOS. Eich piano guaran
teed fur TEN YEARS. Wo can save you from $75 to $100
by purchasing a piano during ihn sa'o. Easy terms can bo
arranged. Musical concerts eic'.i aft^mojii from 4 to 6 p. m.
you are invited.
THE CABLE COMPANY. .
, &
FACTORIES-CHICAGO AKD 31. CHARLES, !!!. PRIK
CIPAL OFFICE-CABLE BtHLDINC, CHICAGO, 1L!.
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Cotton Is Up! Wool is (jp! Leather
Is Up! But Still Hirsch's Prices
Remain The Same!
m ,v .'Hi
s v.
-?--rjnj
We arc proud of our position this Fall because it enablet
uk to hhow in a substantial manner how \va appreciate your
patronage. Never before, possibly never a?ain, have we been
Able to be of such great saving to you as we are this Fall. ;0
Karly when wool and leather began to go up ^ we began buy. 4,
ing Ores* Goods. Clothing, Overc ?at?, LJoaks and Jacket?,
Jeans ami all wooh-n goods, as well an flyies, aitiip*y t o be in* ?'
a r> >sition to hold down the prices this Fall. In June when
cotton went up we Inught thousands of dollar# worth ofDrilla, J
Sheeting, Canton Flannels, Outings Plaids, Hosiery and
Underwear and we planked our money down.
HirMcir* price* iriUfct bo- the lowest. No other store in
Camden can show >ou Huch an immense stock par can they
match our p.-ices. . W - liava bought en nwh goids to. supply
all clfbe adjoining eu ? tics as well as Oamden,
MEET Mii AT HIRSCH'S, TrE
Money-Saving Store of Camden. ^
Fresh from N?"w York, a magnifiicCnt display of
Woolen Frabries io black and colored. Now is a splendhl < .p
portunity to -elect y nr new Fall skirt. You can make your 5
selection from auymg the choice black goods of America. ^
Fashions cling to the.?e goods. Henriettas, Bnlliantinee and
fine Serges will be especially fashionable.
^Hpaice ;lf01LSF Olioice. j
i .
45 iircli Krilliantine, high luster, beautiful black, wcaisg
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for
50 Cents. M
50 inch Sicilian. TiiisV - e /is especially good f< rjcp w.t.2
j^kirts. The goods isstuonj:, durable and pretty. Excellent^
(}') ^pnt8.
45 inch Cheviot Serge. Nothing gives greater satisfaction. -
Splenuid !* >r suits <>r skirts. . WestiH can sell at old price ?
50 Cents.
41 inch Henrietta, a beautiful black especially stylish this "f
season to produce the shirred efkct; special
;,() Cents. 4 r.y .
40 inch all wool Serge, the' Freu th weave lijibt weight, j\t3
very handsome and very popular, an exetlltnt value
60 Cer.ts.
i inch Panama, one of the succcssee especially adapted for
skirts, a brilliant black and pretty weave, splendid *
*00 Cents.
Magnificent line of extra wide and extra fine Seizes,
Henriettas, Panama, and Bri llian tines,, <xc?I!fnt vale jjli
75 Oeiitn. <> " ??"-"'lis
A handsome assortment ol excellent lirilliatitiues, llenri? ^ 1.
ettas, Serges, ]>anamas and high novelty wears, all of the very
latest European importations, each pi^ce a splendid valiv* rf
Remarkable goods at $1. per yd.
We are showing this season the largest and most complet#
line of tailor made suits that was eve# brought to Camden, 'fa
In all the latest styles at prices from $5 to $25. * -flB
W<* are showing an immense 'line of Ladies Cravenetts Coats ||
which have proven sto popular. > Prices front 7.50 to 1$.00. f
We are receiving dailt Ladies and Children* Jackets aiid
Cloaks bought from the best manutactur rs in this country,
zvrv
Juno 1002. k*T? . cor
onation of lv ICtlw.ml "
High art clotlws ;ire royally
good clot lies, fit to grace the
back of a Kiog.^Noit^^ort?hang,,
alone or "fit'* \ijono makes u
man well dresseux it is a com
biuation of fly two that ac
complishes t.
Strouae'a High Art clothes bail!)
true and rtK
bulging
either when yon slip
keep on. Shi?^,Or?
tittle articles of
"High Art Clothes.
'f lic Jjiilkdty jjepariaeai.
Miss^'Slay, our lioad Mill ioor, and her ..V'.^pts 0'elinwj
getting ready for our millinery show. l>rop IfeBcxt Wed
nesday and Thursday, Oct 4 pnd 5, and see our tkt ^lty? J
i
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DRESSMAKING
Our dressmaking department which i\ ag^n in^hMge *^1
Miss Row^n is now, open a id le idy for bu diets. ?
oiders Hefot^ the ruen is o u
TeH-jour TKetid to meet yen at the
' ? H?spectTtllj,
HIRSCH