The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 03, 1905, Image 2
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Hnuscitii'TioN It a i hj : One yi?ttr , $ I .60,
mx irtoiiljii, 7?V ? r? I a j llift't modi it*. <0
Cent* .
IUikh roij y\ o vkktihi so : Oidioai)
l i ininicin >td voriiououtu, lifnt insertion
V ,00 |>? t r rtipntru ; o.aclt (OioaiMjiifUl hi
?ortion 60 coulH I Ml r Hipiaro.
liiaoima I oca I ii, ?> cuiiiH pi'i lino oacb >n
Kl'fC'OU,
OhitturifH <?)(?>???'? >1 fur ut h.ouo rulrn i *
ordinary advoi tinin^.
GandiduUV (Jitrd# lor County ? < ft; < <???
$?>.00. ( 'oiitfroK.slonal t l'MJO.
All coiumuiiiitatioiiN c^i-il (?> tlii*
pa|?or mtirtl In; iiooinpanioii i ? y iln intr
nanif ami nddrona of tho v. riioi, in >>r
i lor to hiMiito MitiMitioii. itcincli'il man
will not be returnoi).
OofiliuunicfttioiiH will be pi) I ill til i id v. he 1 1
uf 5 rit ? ? rive to tliif ye Mi- ni) I'ljMir and
ii jI of it defamatory nature. No rv
r.pouaibility will bo asHUincd for (Ik*
vinwa of corrcH|>oii<lfi.(rt.
Raton for contract k ?1 v?? r f i h i n y; w ill Im* mi
ii oil uctx i upon application ai i in* ufbco,
Koiiiit<ancc? I >y obookh, <li alto and povtnl
monoy ordera should bo made javablj
to W. \j. M<j|)OW Kl,!,',
('mildon. S, <
OAMDftN. H. C, NOV. :t I *.)u5
The IVe.siifciM s 1'rlp.
Mr. Iloofjc vt 1 1 haw iioon Mijronlnl
ovation upon ovation in Dixit IJ;
b hh boon iu('i w i ill oliocrn and Irip
| > y HiniliM and r.)n("4 and banquets
in bin "tramp" through I In- South.
With in u cli |? t boy rlaap bin hand
and express I heir iicli(?ht ??' tlm fa
vorod v i ?? i of ' hoir chief > xoou I or.
1 1 seema hh though I bo people "f
llifl So ill it have forgotten (.lie *'Hig
Stick" nic., and are willing to cull
il, "ntjuuie." I'.nt then u'ao no'
Toddy it " IV act i n/i if i ' I ha(
ponce. b a vt- ) oil torgotUiu i '/ Aim!
Mr. Kmflpvidt vvaa i Uhlin niMitnl in
blinking i t about For nh.unc.
1 nmninee N\> indies
I' 1 1 a I l I, o K<J '.litable, lit- x in lino
tb>' Nnw Y"ilu'I ' ?, and then the
Mn Mini Li I' c bri i?i;iritf u ji the rear ?
until llw'V have time to i?o at an
o I ill' r ? ? a ' ! t.li"'iii', an (ipOHCil to
lie a mono t li"T> pieateal insii
t ii i ioiiH in A tui'i iea, Ii nv< b< i it
weighed in i In- ? alan i'i: a ?id
found "rotten." "Hi-t! ?ry r??
po tin Matdf ? svc. nliud lor ( . > tbii.k
of it. lion. i! wa? groat until doom
Hd in and d< slit", od hoi nii/bliial
illH'llUll MIM 1)1 CO l| I'M" (ill I'd' |
v. an i I'd a .v a y I -r i : It iiaani.a. tytljj
or oxaniploB mo iuiiiii'imiih. In <i j
low III i a I b w o as!< if llio I ' n i tod
Slali-H ia follow mo in tin; aanio !
" f
pal b '{
hi Country Homes.
"In time Mm* j^ronfc riti*** tnny ho
(<(iiii(< dominant, I mi', it v/iil ho man\
warn Im'Ium', iuuI I van >i ho ftorrv
nil mid I livtj t ? ? woo tiiu tiny," hni<l
?Jumoi .J. llil), 1'rCHidunt of the Great
NorilnMi rai'ron 1 "Tlio national
welfare (h pi'Miln upon \ he pro^|)?'rily
of the lnrojH,u?f< mining dinirieln, the
lumhor ramps ? not on the growth
of big eitivs. Toe agricultural. Inter
eels in partioula:' ropronont tlio groat
rfit ntionf.Mli of tlift country, ill)'! will
for many yearn lo cointv
Yet nuM) aland 11 ppnl led at thospoe
I ftc!o of a iiitiiropoliM. Lot uu take
New Ycrk, a^ our most fitriliinj? ex
niiiplo- - w h'T?' tlio visitor gipes at. t lu*
crowded ui.ukotn tin' <muI!(<hs t hi1U'\
tlui l? 11 r r y ' n >* throng*, t iiu t k \ .scraper*
tlio j uatii g ti.itoiuf*. lie ImihIIo of
commerce, n'u iho uilmu io>k and
riot, uu.! lircI'fNti of n'hn? lira behind
11. f l it' i?'n iiio|i.| power. c i.-p;
? |lt i-. lit ' ?.???<[( <>t ?'?!? <jh; itrp
is t ho p.r m? ? f i i,,- in. I .on ft! iifo ; i i re
1 1 1 ?- !.f>' t..oo(l . f iho nalit. .i ci-nlt wi,
life blood * )li( li.'.floW |>g ll'to.l^h till
Vi ;r " of ft o.lMt roe N ifcor !o Ml t!?'
litiiii ' N?w Yoik iit? !-i i "l t.l tie*
country? ltath(.r New Yi :k :i.o j i t
II.- lit: t ! ?> lllt.od ?Otti>r.
Cticnj* ltutca to ( hai l?'?<ton.
A? ? on;it Charleston (* h ! -t ?iii:k ar.o
fount fair ,\>.s.> Nov i'. It lit-ri
Kv. wi!'. .t'li ti<'ktt.*? from ;> 1 pTiii.u
,S' ;U<. ot .V ( unhiding ,\i,.Ht i. lin ,
f v * rii'o of oijo fr,\?. plus ?."> !i >
round t r S ^ , November I I 'ih.. tuo!
fop trauin arriving Charleston bofore
noon N >v 11 lur.it Nov 1:1 Kxtia
ccueheu on ali tiuina into Cnarlcaton
Nov 5-12 ii.cliisivi: and plenty td
i'o m will ho provided.
I .r dot a ih*? I informal i n n i >|*ly to any
li< krt :ik?'M of' ii is fom|.ittiv or
K \\ 11 1 * " 1', l> v Ph->
t'Ji.irlesUiii, S. v
Hooligan e Funny Show Coming.
That a n n oil net- mo n t mean a h
night of joyouH mirth and In-art
uplifting fou to nil who hnvo men
huu ht-foitt and to nil whom the
exquisite experience wiil ho lit w.
H otdigati and "Hooligan's Trouh
lc?" havtt Hucome ay tn>n\ mov.s nnd
both aro aynonytnoun win. fun.
Tbt) inoiry comedy will ho pie
aonliid prefinol^ tlio i^aino na
in New York, liriin full of rnliirU
ing tuimor aud prosontotl hy clover
comtnodi ads with l>? i I ' i ? ti t cf>*.
IiiUiom uiid novol kpruihitir'* , A
latliititf u,') -d limu ma) t>c had t-\
r.ll whf> altund iho pfrloi manco nt
Opera Hou?? Tucaday, Novcmbor
7 h. A ?>?n ??*Ht aale ta expeotcd
Ivi :
aft-' i'.- ? iixJi&iz. w . ^ - "*.? - - ?
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L ? - -
Nouw AlU'god "Hold I "
\Vi hi ?; ill f"?t lllf?<1 tjjfil ,th?'fy w<:(?
rtrVriftl *' #t ?>l*I Mjjfi" 111 ' '.KUldf " llii?
wee'' Wo do i" I, know if' Ihiw i>?
.?'?i hut vv1m.iI:.' i? b? or nor, vvi
Ainh t > y,iv>: a ?. < ? ; ' 1 >>f WUH lin# t(>
. Ij i>fi: w lin i* r. r?- v J . i 'iv it " * i ? ? i.U*' i >'
j Ilia liil". I'lifkH fit i V h-? :i I ' liyh'
i'li' ; i ril* lll:l Ol,a vVOfli V"
j I II. ^ I. Din tuliiud a l : ? <? nli /ui
flili, Hl.il !<!l li ftl'lll to ll H lilt
??jj |.i* nr?r,? v I hi* (??-!*? '?> who nt
li tf i } > f h till" In t..kiri>? > i* life in hi*
no hands f >r hi- in lliiljli* to In
i irk" ! up mil 'il tiju^utu'i pMsaioiy
Wl'lll H f . t K 1 Ullll wllO?, VVOII'ld *'A
Aunt to llio nine in hi; Hi nil',,"
Ohenp Raton 'JO Ohailoatoii Account
Gala Week.
'I'll'1 A. </. I j, I ak in jiIcmkuj-i! in hii
u'HiiH'inj^ rato of (-lie. fare pin* Uvi nly
<iv?' ocn t?M o (?ln?t !c:M <>?>, n<vount Oiilu
W't ? li 'l'ii ? k ? t h "it Mii?- Nov 4 Jo
and f . - r I raiiiH lor ? v i r ; ti CIihi li'hton
boforo noon Nov I 1 Jitwvl limit Nov. Ill
K<r furl hi i i nf? tni.ti i< n ''?niiinuuicatc
will., youi iii'incHt t i <*k *?t aijciit, or
\\ . .1. (
< ii-iirrul j 'iishc A J4?- 1 ? ' ,
Wiliuih^ion, N. 0.
Ijotior to Toh'phono Kxrhantjo.
!)i hi Sir*: Di'voc , *i0 u year ;
I ?? ?i < J - ii nd ui1, t 'J 2.
Mr M ii' i! Ill i>, '?H' c* ft <? ! i i ? i "f I'n
1 i?ih<:o N i lii.r ?! liar U, i.f KlJiiott
Cit) , Mil, i ?.iij'i il It ih h"w?r? .^Jc
vo?* ? iii IS SO I' svom 17 von in at
a ??ell of I * ? - h ihun $10 n year.
Mr I 1 aiohl 1 1 aid 1 nj/< , I lit! pit1
nt cuvlior | j rt i ri t,i? | his hoiim ?
Liiue t'.oui lead mi'i ' i! -it won
lix \ nU';J, ill. II <M?:il I.f 0 2 2 a \ I'lir.
Iii* t. h i' ii 1 1 |i'?ifii'(i Dovu1 ; aaid |]f>
wantod 1 1 1 < ? pain i hat cost, hoist hy
l ho ytMir.
'J'Iiih im iiiipf.r: int. t'tich Campari
?11'iin m i' i xi h no iy i an'. We kn<)?
I III' {?<? IM' I H I fillt, lioH'i-ViT.,
1'lie (niiiit liil. I j_"-i u fartliisl,
Al.'lllH lollfj'ihl ; alvvjLVs
V i> ii i f. trti I v
K VV . I )' v"r il' (
1*. S, S pi ii'gs ?V Shniinoti ?el)
hi i pain t . JIU
Camden
= Pressing Club. ?=
I am now prepared tit do tailor
work of any ih: ici iption. Work
.Viarant.i'c I. I u'li h o w a <40 n t for
? :io M;:nti'i' Sl- iipi ] ititi ii ? 1 1 V- \V orl(
?a nl l'ii" and ilolivi red (/Ifloi.* oyor
tin* l'.ihtal Tolof/iaph ol?l '<>.
V W. Hid II A M.
I i <?-???!! iv i !> ? ? : ; : i : i - 1 1 ippruve pay war
i iir. - i"i ?i:v t.-iii'hi-r wlii i Oils not a cit
ti:'u it-* i ?? ur i - ? i1 1 i in iliis county Tonoli
? r* f. ho h-ihl o-vtitlfiiles from oiIum
i-'.ni.i. ? or tl?OKi? who havp dipl<?iuHS
li "in flu' iidi.pti'il oilli'^^H in t!:iri State
^ i < 1 p'.-iMO Juivi- t hi'in u ^isiori' 1 be ton*
pr*>K??!ithiy( tlioir lir^t ohiiin Pt approval
W. U Tl KMKII,
Supi, IM. K. ('?>
Wis . :ti ! I DO.",.
W K, HOLD OUR ItHKAl).
i? lu-iur wo know how r'n
innilo. (' : n uli Imih n>in-h l<> ?'o !
v<ih iv h'liir.v, HM'l tve h?yo much!
li> d>> wilh cU-:iii li
() .1 1
KUKN'.'H, YIKNNA AND RYK
h i{ i: a t ? !
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, fi-i't \V?> . ?. j .? | |, . i |i.|j III iwvi ' j
1 1 ?? li ? M I' Mil'1 I ? f I '. lit t <? <>>!?? |?M 1 I'lltlS I
ii 'in r!.i iii. A H'ftiiMinjii
? > r ( i, r {<>i (??) r t> i ml i jr.: vo to in u!cc :
\ u ll I ii ii v. Ii Mil! |i;' '.v f ;i t .
N ( ) K .w ? . I M > W A f , L i
PftUClAhlATION.
i Stale ol S' jilh < a* ? K.vccii
( i \ I- < l:;l It' I.IT,
) \\ 1 1 1 ' i : I ; l. s i !i I <i ii. ,r t. . : i t.al.rc-n m -
civi i! at 'i.i 1 'c j 1 1 rt mi ii) 1 1 1 ; 1 1 '<11 tin' Shi j
litv i/| * ), t' j 1 .ft , i ? .*? , i. Al'"rii.iM . < i r -
li-f ? : <?'< i iiih; 1 1 i'i) 'I. C< li li I ) of li< I- j
ill It '.V, "(IV !| ''.I- i Hji i V M1 I! A Ai r I )|| tt l.'t I, j
tint III! .tit' . :(-l \V a I) .l-ii I i Inlliii'l If
j W 1'iutiT \\ I.i. m ix .-(?m is woiiinli-ij
ai'i'l n> n? in ii ? 1 1 : ! t >1 I'Dinht i"il, '.)
pai ly nr j 'ii (j.' j hi. 'iiiowii, unit lt. il ' In
nttjil lllikll' >.|| |M?I) III |.||ltifr< 1 1 ?i \ t* llcil
IruiM jn.i'ii- ?.
NoU, I I ! I'. it k i < ' ic i! I i?. ('. If I'I V
WAIi'li i;.,,-. II..';- of ll, St..|?> cf
Sou i-tftX r./i in. ? . 'ii iiidii' il.. ' j 1 1 ' i ?' iwiy
1)1! il'iin- !ift?l fill' Jiiis j ? i - ? .> of tin- i.i ? V viliili
I iili ii, ili' in i*:'t ? \ i liii* u i .var-l "f
KIVK >1 l'M>l(l' I) f<? tin
JI|l|H'i l:i'll ll Ii , <I| J i > ?. I >? . I II I 1 ?>!?'? i< ' L* ?:! of
t lie Sli'i | H? Iv <>i i m 1 1 1 t. , tj:: t ;i< >'.v "i, to
I iu- Sir-; ill f K.'1-l...w C iiiiil/, 4it ( am
? It'll, S. C c'
IN TlvSTIMON V \VJII:WK<>1'\ I have
litit uiifi. m I nt % L.mpI i i i i i I
SKA I. Ian-tit s !.>? (iiiut of I he
fState to ln> Hllixnl. in < ' < > ! 1 1 ? 1 1 -
liin, tl !- 71 ii ti^. Of<tilier? A I) 1 'Ji.i'i. iiiul
in tin* l.anli yt'i'i" of i In I ii If jit'iidt'iii'i'
of i In- I itffi il S!nl?'t<?>f A mum ii a,
I). <; UKVWAltl).
Jly it..' ( i 1 1 ?, i ? ft j i r .
?J. 'I' (lanl I ,
.- tury ?f " 'at ?.
Tho (j\*y of Camden will
tiiv Mini Ki'olmw I'oiiii
I M c
tv additional (or flic sir
rest., with e v idenci* t > convict,
of tin1 iiiiinloror of Mr. U. A
I McHowcll. which occurred m
('itnidcn. S on Tuesday,
niglil, Ocfohi'i* I) rd, 1905.
11. (J. Carrison,
Mayor.
(J (r. ,\ lexinder,
r> 'i rk.
| < )ctohcr 'it h, 1 905.
I . ?
; Supsivisos's Notice.
I A'l t ! : i 111 i' ' I ! II " v'llItttM aiTllillM'
itiii' Conn's of Kt'r-hfX'.v, aro li^ri 1 ? v
? i>'<|U< Kfr't lu | : t x ? i.i I licit- claims in
' In I i -il nil 1 1 in iti'!*, t:i h uioh t Ii . w i 1 1?
j t'.'ich if. his ii..tnl. ami lln) liill iii.'in
; ij5r?J. it it < i jMipcilv attest* il.
1'itilure to d'tuply with t t.i? request ,
( will result in tin; o ' hills being
j tni'M- I <io>vn until compliance witli
?lilt' ftHllIO '.illH 1'1't!: Ilifulo.
i .U SuWfll,
C'li'tn'tt Hoard <?!' * 'oiumiHxioiiel'a fur
IvorulmTv County.
\m'i ii.Uki.lt & SON.
?manufaotureiib or ?
i)oors, Sash, B'inds
Moulding, Building Material,
as h Weights and Cord.
L II ALILKSTOjN, - - - - S. C\
Purchase our makt's, which
\\?' ^uaruntno miperior to any
10 Id "Nouth. and ihereby savf
mone y.
Window and Fanny Glass n
?I l ir?. ? i ;K j * \ .)nn 'I 4
COl^iMC^ ? - CJhO'JMKINC*!
I
F(h ft Mm* rJ.y& W&m&jv. \
A large stock of Pali and Winter
** tm
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and a
splendid fine of Ladies Goods of ev
/ |
ery description. C^l! and see me.
DAVID WOLFE.
:'i. i ? '' ....r ; t. -.-v- ? - ? ??
COMING COMING
THE CRcAT JONES ADAMS
CONGRESS OF NOVELTIES AND EXPOSITION SHOWS
A MAGNIFICENT CARNIVAL ANO FESTIVAL GIVEN
UNDERAUSPiCES OF
CAflDHN Pi RE DEPARTMENT.
FOR ONE WEEK KifWS A ' SIX DAYS AND
COMMENCING O. SIX NIGHTS
OF SOLID FUN, SPORT AND AMUSEMENT! A GALA
iMrrj/i
ttlVI
10 Big Shows. 3 Big Se nsational Free Acts. 2 Grand
Military Bands. Free Concerts and Free Ex
hibitions Every Hour. "Ihe'Ever Pop
ular World's Fair Ferris Wheel.
U tlic Fearless Lars-Devil of the Air, M Eiers, "Tie Abysmal
Marvel" in liis Clan Coiiprini Mpii
Feet Tiiromli Mid-Air Seated en a Bicjle.
The Sensation Of All Sensations!
See The Great Trained Wild Animal Show Acknowledged
by both Press and Public to be the best Exhibition of
its kind ever presented to the American
Public.
*
OPEN 1:30 P 171 r CLOSES ll:30P M
FARMING JMPLICMKNTS
LATEST IMPROVED TliVSE AND LABOR SAVERS.
Korlili/.^r Distributors. Springer, ^onpltutc! new, guaranteed to put out
wet fertilizer a? well rt-i 'by. ' k IV (he farmers favorite. Acme, the
most dura1 !e ;>u (he mirUet Griitl h ml Goo. twin, the Goodwin heing
very desirable because so cheap only $.'i 2f> This distributor is specially
adapted for fertilizing growing c-opa, I'ely Hand Distributors.
PLOWS Vulcan one nnl t~/o !i -me stool beam? Cha^inooga one and
two horse Rteel bei^p." Boll; of thcac do beautiful work-; Farmers Friond,
Bov f'-trbnn. Bov Kbxie Farquhar, 'j ermine and Imitation.
UAKPF.N l?!,?WS. I Ivi-ry gardener ahould have one. N Double Foot
stock?, it great time and labor saver
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS, BELLOWS, ETC.
i-3;_/vx^:r,g "W"s
l)ise ami Cutaway, Moline lt>vtrs>iblo Oultivuttng, Iron age, Little Joe,
Queen Anne and Boss si lo hirro-v
Farm Hells Stock and poultry wire; none superior to F.I I wood. Black
and Galvanized Pipe, Steam Fitting", Plumbers supplies, Shelf aud Hoav>
Hardware. Garland Stoves, best on the market.
Auburn Wagons, the lightest i mining wagon on the market, every axle
guaranteed no mutter what the load
Harness and Sole Leather Hlnek of Saddlery, Harness, dollars, Brl
dies, Eto, continualy replenished
All oLthese goods were b'uight close and will bo sold to uioet the low
pi ice of cotton. Yours Respectfully,
- A. D. KENNEDY.
Come t.? sop us. when vt.u want any tiling in dry goods, no
tions, shoes, hats, caps andJgcnts furnishings.
Wo want your business and to got it, wo have the goods at
tho losvt-st pnrea. Now it is up to yon to see our stock and
?*et pi ices ht f'oro buying elsewhere. If you will call and give
us a lew minutes we will move just what we kiv.
DRiiSS GOODS.,
tu our dress good;* yoij cm ri d all of the latest styles and
colors Uanuinu in prirp= 1 1 o u '^oc t<> $1.50 por yard. See
our :i 1 1 wrol flannels 27 in wide in all colors at 25c. per yard.
G?-t our prices on all doimsiic. goods, the difference in them
and what you are pacing v. ill surprise you.
NOTIONS.
We have lull line of .staple and all of tho latest novelties, j
t'all and we will cheerfully shkvv.yon all of tho latest styles, j
RUGS, ART SQUARES.
Drop in and see us, we h.ive our competitors skiunod on the |
pricfa.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
,
\Vi- have always lead in this line and this season we are out
nf si^ht to the Iront, coin* s?.e, and you will say so too.
HATS, CAPS.
Ask the well-d rinsed tnan where he got, Ids hat, or
can. and he will ti ll you Whiinker & Hornet's. If you want
to he "in it,'' buy from ih Always tho lowest price.
V * SHOtS, SHOES..
To grt. comfort and save money wear tho Harry Shoo, sold
only by us in the city Kvcn jtfii r guaranteed. If tliey don't!
u'xxc perfect satisfaction we will give you a now pair or your
money back.
We mean business. A l\\e a? k is for you to give us a
ohancc. Lowest prieo and r<];iare dealings is our motto.
Very KtspecMuHj , / |
li/hitaker dr Gurnet,
' * - - ' 1
Special Fali Announcement!
*' w l. .
? ;
Cotton Is Upl Wool Is Up! Leather j
,1
Is Upl But Still Hirgch's Prices I
Remain The ^ame! |
?* ? ? ? i "
We are proud of our position this Fall because it enable*
us to tdiow in a substantial manner how we appreciate your
patronage. Never before, possibl^pever again, have we been
ablo to ho of sneli great saving to > on uh we are this Fall,
Karly when wool and leather btfgan to go up we beg in buy
ing Dross Goods. Clothing, Overcoats, Clonks and Jacket?,
Jeans and all woolen goods, as well a* Shoes, simply to be in
a position to hold down the prices this. Fall. In June when
cotton went up we ho.ughfc thousands of dollars worth of Drills,
Sheeting, Canton Flannels, (lutings, Plaids, Hosiery and
Underwear and wo planked our money down.
il it-sob's prices must be the lowest. No other store in
Camden can show yon snob an immense stock nor can they
match our prices. W * have bought en ntgh goodi* to supply
all oft lie adjoining con ties as well as Camden.
MEET ME AT HIRSCH'S, TK|
Money-Saving Store of Camden.
Fresh from New York, a magniffieent display of the 1 1 test
Woolen Frabries in black and colored. Now is a splendid op-,
portunity to select y ur new Fall skirt. You can make your
selection from amo ?g the choice black goods of America
Fashions cling to these goods. Henriettas, Brilliantines and
fine Serges will be especially fashionable.
TFake f our Oholce.
45 inch Hrilliantine, high luster, beautiful black, wean
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for
50 Cents. - ?? . '1
50 inch Sicilian. This weave is especia y good firfepMitfl
skirts. Tho goods is strong, durable and rett.y. Excelientel
00 Cents i
45 inch Cheviot Serge. Nothing gives greater satisfaction*!
Splendid for suits or skirts. We still can sell at ol<| price ? yi
50 Cents. dp
4 '2 inch Henrietta, a beautiful black especially stylish this
season to produce the shirred effect; special
. 50 Cents.
40 inch all wool Serge, the French weave li&ht weight, ye
very handsome and very popular, an excellent Value
' 60 Cents. v ?-? ; "g
40 inch Panama, one of the successes especially adapted fur
skirts, a briiliant black and pretty weave, splendid
50 "Cents.
Magniffieent line of extra wide and extra fine Serg^
Henriettas, Panama, and Brilliantinep, cx<;<])o't va ~
75 Cents. ~?~y
A handsome assortment ot excellent Drillian tinea, Henri
ettas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, all of tho very
latest European importations, each piece a splendid valtfcfc
Remarkable goods at $[. per yd.
We are showing this season/ the largest and most Nqgunpleti
line of tailor made suits that was ever brought to Camden#
In all the latest styles at prices from $5 to $25.
We are showing an immense line of Ladies Pravenetta Goats
which have proven so popular. Prices from 7.50 to 25.00.
We are receiving daily Ladies and Oildrens Jackets anl
Cloaks bought from the best manulaotui trs in this county
June 2 '2nd, 190 J, "The cor
onation of King Kdwarcl"
High art clothes are royally
good clothes, lit to grace tho
bnck of a King. Neither4ihangM
alone or 4 'fit'' alone makes a
man well drcsaed. It is acorn
bination of the> two 'Hat ac
omplishes t. '
StrouBO H Iliifh Art clothe#
trno aud flt your figure. There I?l
bulging hero anil t.o eagging tbt
cither wheq you slip on or after y<
?keep qu. Sliirta, Cravats, and all '
littlo ariloles of Dre*? to go ?rl
"High Art Clothes,"
-<4
Miilkepy tePafimw*'
Miss Slay , our head Milliner, and her assistant "tee buil
preparing for our numerous cuqjfcpmerj' the moat beautiful Stfw|
up-to-date Headgear tj.be fouud in the city. . *\
I - DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
fcj . ? ? ._'*?;** ryv "-"T^
Our dressmaking department which i* aguin ia charge
MiB8 Kowen it now open and le.tdy lor. Lutinetflk y?
older* before the iush i* on.
Tell your frieud to meet y< u at the Big Stove* :
ResjKCtfully,