The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 15, 1905, Image 2
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? to W. L. MoDoVVKLL,
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OAMDKN. H. <)., I)KO. 15 1906
Ky*n Ih going to make u few re
uoarka 1 1 ?; ought to do something
for hi* money.
Our hotels are taking on a busy
air. Incidentally, our sun in wann
er than it in in the nortblai.d.
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Mr, Jordan nays ''llold for 16c. ''
Maybe lie suggeuls wisely, hut the
present price is very tempting. It
should be, anyway, to those in debt.
Young man, In your N<*.w Yeru'*
resolutions m-.ke the fins', ? "I i?lm!l
make ?Very effort, with the eo-opi'i
atiou of my friends, to estubiiah t>
Y. M. 0. A."
t Did any on? really mention ?ew?
eragt? Winter ia the time toinstujl
Biicb a system, when summer conies
then w(< can dream about it. Hut
now let uh work.
Of course il coal** a lot of uione>
? this ['itnntnn Canal ? but will not
the result justify the expenditur* V]
A second Suez, and America's. It's!
almost too good to contemplate.
NVIien buying Chriatmas presi'otf,
patronize home industries. Why
"send oft" when the same t hing con
ho bought in your own town for the
autnA price? "Llvn and let live."
Comptroller General Jones sa\s
ih tit "rciih no assessment an r* ?
quired by law tin agBcs'inent of
over $'100,000,000 e<iu enoi I y lie bo*
cuiod and thua reduce the levy out
half. Great Scoti! What an v
inouut bus been dodged!
Mary Rogers was hanged on the
Dili. 4lThe way of the ttansgroesoi
is hard," but a human life is worth
something and unless thin is im
pressed upon the people of the land,
law and order will be a itiiug of tin
past, we will have descended to the
level of the Russian raoii.
The Fhkiim'*h' Mating
The mooting of the furniers lust
""-Httfurday was not as largo aa it should
liavo been. This wus the annual
nierting and Mr. B. Li. Boykin tva*
uhrted Prc&ident of the Association
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and Mr. II. G. Uarriaon, Vieo Proai
dent. Mr. Birehmore wah re-elected
Secrutury and Ircuuilrcr. Moshi-s J,
N. Jones, W. 1). MoDovrall, B. H
Boykin, Q. W. Moseley, L. L Cly
burn, l>. M. Bethune, A. D. Kennedy
and W. K. Thompson were appointed
delegates to the Siato Aieooialiop
which meets In Cohuubia'on Jan. 3rd,
190C.
>V)iy Not a Y. 1'. A?
Let th*i yo?mg wen of Camden
forui t Y. M, C. A. The town is
sufficiently l?rg* fur sue'' anoigin
ization and the benefit that would
bo derived from it cannot ho over
esalimatcd
' It would take very little to support
such an association and once or
ganized it would be a thing to stay
The young mnn could spend tin
evening to more advantage than ai
his Y. M. C. A. halls wlw-re besides
the company of his fellow* lie would |
enjoy 'he lore of magazines, hooks
and newspapers. Thin ia the ele
vating diversion ? the browelog in
the vurlous fields of literature.
^"Not alone this for pastime ? but
games of different natures could he
indulged in. Then llio gymnasium
wbioh would eventually follow. Of
Qrse all thi?could not be had at
M, but "Rome wm not built in
but when it was construct
nf d'^-wbat a Rome!
SSj-** the joung man ?onaider this
blent think oat the benefits andj
his fr^TO^Itih
look 'o Ibe I
count i"v e a
beneficial
it nvtr aud
fiitttft point
' 'A. Ball.
THK Bill UK'S CAKK
1 1 * m 1 1 1 1 not only look well Itui it
MllOijlll luHtt! 'veil TIihL i? Otltt ol
ll)*> Im bt ttMibOiit* why I li i h and o til -
??r ctiki ij hlioiild lie l>o u ^ h t here, i'
is n labor of lovo with iih to luuko
.WEDDING CAKEB.
W (i mix the ingtedk'ntu with good
vvidljch und (julect lltoin with kind
tliougiiia. Ymii cunii'ii got our pro
crfu of linking somewhere else uiio
ply hecaufio we huve our own tv?}
of doing.
J NO K. MoDOWALL.
5 ? 10 Cent
jLet The Children
Have a Chance to
See The Beau
tiful S oys, Etc.,
at
W. W. Muggin's
"tore,
jOppossteMr. A. D.
Kennedy's on
Broad St.
He/ore settling or exchanging your
cotton seed nee us.
>(A word the wise is sufficient,"
W. R. EVE, JR., Manager^
Camden Oil JVIill.
Christmas Jffoliciai/ Excursion Spates
19(),V..(I
To All Points Enst of the Mississippi and South of the Ohio
and Potomac Hivers via tin; A tlantic Coast Line,
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Tickets for the public will be sold at one and one, third fares
plus '25c for the round trip or Dec. 22 to 31, 1905, ocd Jan.
1, 1906, final return limit. Jaw^
Tickets for Students and Teachers will he on sale m Dec.
17 to 24 inclusive, with final return limit Jan. $, upon presen
tation and surrender ol certificate wigned by Supts., Principals
or 1 'residents of the various colleges. For further informa
tion, Ciill on your nearest t ic;k? l agent or write,
W. J.CUA1G, Genera. Pass. Agt , Wilmington, N. C.
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Comfort and Economy
The Wilson responds so accurately
and unfailingly to its dam: er^ that when
the room is onco warme I, by opening the draft
wifle you can set the dampers and maintain
an absolutely even and healthful temperature.
with a WILSON WOOiJ HEATER
it is just as comfortable in the farthest corner
of the room as it is within a few feet of the heater.
This means health and comfort.
The patent Hot Blast Down-Draft, found
only in the Wilson, consumes every particle of
burnable elements in i a w?~>od, thus giving
greater heat with one-haii the tuel. n
For ttulo by
W. GElSENHEIJYiER.
CORJEtlSCT ? C&OTHIKGr
Foii MM.Y Wommjv.
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, A large stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, Clothing, Mats and a
splendid line of Ludies Goods of ev
ery description. Call and see me.
DAVID WOLFE. . 1
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Will liml every department complete hei*e with juwt the
right 'things lor the Holid ty Purchasers Our line of Table
Linen*), Nupkins, Handkerchief*, Hosiery, Gloves Umbrellas,
Etc, are replete with the very b?st of makes and the very
beet values. We will from Mi is date on give special sales
each day until Saturday. I) comber '23rd, UX)6. ' We want
the crowd an unual and ilie only way to have them is by giv- '
ing certain inducements that cannot b $ matched anywhere
else. We are showing the newest designs in Pillow Tops,
Shams, Bureau Scarfo, Etc.
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Mattings, Hugs and Art Squares, Fine X)arlor Chairs,
Children?* Chairs, Trunks find Dress Suit Cases, Blankets
and Comforts, Clothing and Shoes.
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Some great valuer in Ladiufi' Jacket3. We must close out
this department btfore J >nuary 1st. In oraer to do this we
have marked every garment down from '25 to 30 per cent.
Have received another shipmen of tlios<? Pictures we have
been soiling so chenp. Prices 79, 98, and $1 15.
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Children's "NO ? NO? HOLE" Hosiery, all sizes, 10c
The best that is made for this price. a
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Mjinni
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE
Both as to ass ntrnent ;ind prices.
GARLAND STOVES.
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Host Range on the Market, thoroughly tested and tried by
some of the hest housekeepeis in Camden,*
FA R M I M PLEM ENTS.
A1 kinds. Buy the Moljne Disc Harrow and Cultivator.
Fnowt Harrow made for newground.
' Host line of Guns in tho City. Constantly ordering. ^
Ful line pipe and Engine ii'tings.
Ca Miibnrn wagons jtisl in.
He adds to his already full lino of Groceries, choice Home
made Molasses, very palatable.
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?ays
A . (F^, It,"? *
m. Um rvE.ror4e.uT.
llJhita/cer and i/iurnei.
Come to see us, when you want anything in dry goods, no
tion*, shoos, hats, caps and gents furnishings.
Wo want your business, and to get it, we --have the goods at
the lowest prices. Now it is up to you - to see our stock and
get prices before buying elsewhere. If you will call and give
us a few minutes we will prove just what we say.
DRESS GOODS.
In our dress goods you can find all of tne latest stylos and
colors. Hanging in/ pricis from 25o. to $1.50 pdr yard. See
our all wool flannel's. 27 in wido in all colors at 25c. per yard.
Get our prices on all domestic good9, the difference in thein
and what vou are paying will surprise you. '
NOTIONS. ' A
We have a full line of staple and all of the latest novelties.
Call and wo will cheerfully show you all of tho latest styles.
RUGS, ART SQ0/$ES?
Drop in and see us, we have our competitors skinned on the
prices. ? ?- *
BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
\V\; have always lead in this -mo affcT this season Wv> are out
of sight to the front, come sec, and you will say so too. ? ?
HATS, CAPS.
Ask the well-dressed young man where he got his hat, or
cap, and he will tell yon YVhitaker & Burnet's. If you want
t<o be "in it," buy from us. Always the lowest price.
SHOES, SHOES.
To get comfort and save money wear the Barry Shoe, eold
only by us in the oily var y pair guaranteed. If tliejr don't
give perfect satisfaction we ^ ill give you a new pair or your
money back.
We mean business A 1 q k for yonlo give us a
chance. Lov sst price and ton are dealings ia our motto.
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SpecialFall Announceiii
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Cotton Is Upl Wool Is Upl Leatht
Is Up! But Still Hirsch's Prices
Remain The Samel
?Wo arc proud of our position this Fall because it ermb
us to fallow in a substantial manner ho we * appreciate, yc
patronage. Never before, possibly never again, have we b<
able to be of such great saving to you as we are this Fi
Early when wool and leather began to go up we begap b
ing; Dress Goods, Clothing, Over ats, Cloaks anc( Jack'
Jeatfs and all woolen goods, as w I an Shoes, simply t*> tw
a position to hold down the price this Fall. lit June wl
cotton went up we bought thousnifcga of dollars worth of jPj'i
Sheeting, Canton Flannels, .Oullngs, Plaids, Hosiery i
Underwear and We planked ou'V inoney down. ~~
Hirsch's prices must be the low&st. . No other ptore
Camden can show you such an imm^hse stock nor can t
match Our prices. We have bought enough goods to dup
t othe adjoining counties as well as Camden A-'
MEET ME AT HIRSCH'S, TH
Money-Saving Store of Camden.
Frosh from New York, a magnifticent display of theiAt*
Woolen Frabrics in black and colored. ?Now is a splendid
portunity to select y ur new Fall skirt. You can mak%;y<
selection from among the choice black goods of Ameri
Fasbions cling lb tlicse goods. Henriettas Briliiantiiua c
fine Serges will be especially fashionable.
Take your ?hoicd
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45 iijch Brilliantine, high luster, beautiful black, veJ
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for
50 Cents.
50 inch Sicilian. Tins weave isespecia y good f( t sepal
skirts. The goods is strong, durable and ri ty. Excellei|
60 Cents.
45 inch Cheviot Serge. Nothing give greater satisfafrtic]
Splendid f^ljuTis or skirts. We stilt can sell at old price?
, ^ / 50 Cents. 2
42 irjch Henrietta, a beautiful black especially, stylish t|
season to produce tire shirred effect; special. ? o
50 Cents.
40 inch all wool Serge, the French jycave lis t weighty
very handsome and very popular, an exCi 11* ni value
L;0 Cents. p
40 inch Manama, one of the succosses especially t ti ] i? (
skirts, a brilliant, black and pretty weave, sp'endid .
50 Qents.
Magniftieent lino of extra wide nd extra fi Sergei
Henriettas, Panama, and Brilliantin , txctj.'ent va
75 Cents.
A handsome assortment ol excellent Brilliantines, Heur
ettas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, all ofthe^ver
latest European importations, each piece a rplendid valij
Remarkable goods at $ I. per yd.. \
We are showing this season the largest and most coe
liWof failor mado suits tliat 'was ever brought to Ca*"~
In all the latest styles at prices from $5 to $25. ..'z""
We are showing an immense line of Ladies Cravenefts Cota
which have proven so popular. prices from 7.50. to 15. W '
We are receiving daily Ladies aud Children* jacket*. ?
Cloaks bought from te bet manufacturers in this c out ^
June 22nd, 1902. "The cor
onation of King Edward'' High
art clothes are roy II y good
olothes, fli to grace the back
of a King Neither, "liang"
alone or *4fit" alone makes a
man well dre sed. It is a com
bination of the two that- ac
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cmoptishes it.
Strouse's High Art clothe# hn
true and fit your figure. There It >
bulging here and no eagging the
either when you eU^onror after yi
keep 011. 8birte( Oravate, end all tl
little article# of Drew to go wq
??High Art Clothea."
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Miss Slay, bur lioad Milliner, and her asefeti
preparing for our numerous cuetouiera the most
up-to-date Il? i <\<u * bo fond iu tb?i dtjrT ~
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