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t ? And things SON, ENCUSH 3EYLON AND NT Icing, in bulk, 1 Packages We i NEWTON'S. SUNBEAM, Etc flfee Just ^:-^- ^TlUtf I" .'/ .V ;'T'1. >' ; ; ";v^* Aj bout) OB ?ger? oj i?5?lg L#" Kf.t Thatikxiiv bull team 1Vt&*WI -Buld field peeled. II to Wlor??t> CHnnwff. Puiadays, Thursdays And S*tur f9 are glutting days At the Oil in. y Ladle* WLuat Not Read This. psaij 4?q uo pUBJb O) pti(| OIJS j I 'MOqttUlOB || ju v* p,oqs MOU>{ ?AV { p??4 iCp?di|? 8i<q ?q? uiaod * OS| 0?USO UO| iOrttf * 11,0m *o^ *oq# * |o puin ireaj e?p oq * jl auion 1UQ ? pug K|# eqfr -?aq noX 41151 till O) 10 u iq8?o 0i{8 fcujqjottiot s.1 | QtiUlOM V I3UJOM aUUpAuV Learn Telegraphy. Ambitious young men and ladies shoiild learn telegraphy; for since the new 8 hour Uw become effec tive ibere Is A shortage of niHu\ thousaod ^ T^t^gnrrrhPTS: Positions pay from $50 to #70 a mouth to lu inners. The National Telegraph DjitilUie, of Columbia, S. C\, and v,4TB~Other cities ia >per*led under (supervision of R. II Ofliuials and I all students are placed when qunli | fled Writo ih em for parliculnre. - - ?T-TT.-. ... Program of Union Meeting. The Union meeting of Ko'hlmw , __i?sociatlon will be held with tlie t Pine Creek Church Nov. 28 and 2!?, P^-lpp Programme ^TT When a member of n is guilty of slander pnd the Jlj4m.are of ihe faot what is neihility of the Cliurch in Dg such a member? W L AJc 2 30 Why 8honld we support {national education? J O ?7 ' What Does Baptism Stand Fo.t RH Elliott 7 30 Uow to gain and retain tlie j attendance of tho yontli from 14 to 21 yearn of age in Snnday School. Rev B O Thompson re 5 we doing all that is iblo with the Sunday School n? an evangelistic agency? Rev James Hunter. Sunday Morning. ' 11 00 a m What is the Church; "ftt- formation, ite pnrpoae in the ( World Rev J C Crouch r, 8 80 p in Missionary sermon RfiV R T Blaekmon m ? kD|fe iu Seaboard. Schedule. Oil "and after November 29th, Passenger Train No. 81 of the Seaboard, which now stops at all stations between Hamlet unci Columbia, will make but three stops between those points, viz: :0b^rawT McBee and Camden, |^n4 Will leave Qatpderj station a few minutes earlier than as now atO.47 a. m. south bound, and 7.10 p. m. north bouud. A local passeuger service will he -established with Train No. 0t wbioli will make stops at all nations between Hamlet and olumbia. This train will leave) amlet at 7.35 a. m., and pass |Cafnden at about 9.50 a. m. Returning, will leave Columbia] at 4.00 p. m., arriving at Camden About G.00 p. m. ^ ?Tbere will be no ohauge in the schedules of trains 00 aud 48 which now pass Canden station at 6.80 a. m., and 10.40 p. m. When the Limited is put on, which will be ou or about Jan., fst, we will be in the enjoyment] | of the services offftght passe n jger trains daily, instead of four now? lis speaUs well for the cu "^~~6Ttlie 8, A. L. , and thej Jted change of schedule will ponveijienco to not| travel lug public, but to well. Under this | rill those having busi Columbia or >ntermodi! or at points north, ample time to trans Muring the day, their homes thft -?? $ -'id <.c riMONAL We rec#i*ed a pleasant call yes terday from Mr J W Meltou representative for W G Hwd & i*ou, piioo denier* of Kock Hill Mr Melton i* a iuu of Mr J A Meltou of our county. Ma) or Zernp, accompanied by Oily Treasurer J J Goodkle, Health OlB car J W W i 1 mo ii and W D Whita ker attended tU? Municipal conven tion which mot in Charlotte this week. Our city officer* are ever on the elett to learn lor (he betterment of our city goternmeut. We uuder aland that (he convention wa? qulle a eucceue, many practical aubjicta being diScuBaed Deaths. We regret to leaiu of the death of Mr. Frank Mungo which occur* red on the 4lh iuai. tie waa a member of Mount l'tnguh Haptiet Church, ilia fuueial attrvicea were conducted by R?v. 11: H. Mitchell. On SaiUida) m^lti lum Aim. Kt li? Holly, wife of Mr. William llul ly, of Catarrh. Her death occui red at Jt-JYeraou. Besides her hua band ?he leaves two childieu and one brother. Hue wa? a member of Macedonia Baptist church. Fun eral aervicee were conducted b) R?v. E.O. Thompson, ltcmember the Orphan*. Wo doubt if any sot of people look forward to Thauksgiving with more delight than I ho or phans. They know full well that on that day they will bo iu many hearts; and that the prayers of the people who love little chil dren will be made for them. At the Thoruwell Orphanage, Clinton, South Carolina., there are 250 orphans. Of these 150 are from the State of South Carolina, GO from Georgia and 21 from Florida, the rost from other States, Children from any j section of our country, however, ; are welcome, provided they are>j fatherless, of tender years and! in need of aid. Once received j they are not dismissed, exccpt! at their own request, bul~arUT educated thoroughly, are taught1] some good trade and sent out ] able to take care of themselves!] without further protection from'j the Institution. j | Their support conies from all 5 parts of the country. Pro- 5 visions, money and any thing that | can be used in the ordinary i| family can be used hero at the S Thorn well Orphanage. i ?*< The Institution itself is on the cottage syKimn. There are 15 cfittuges, with six public build ings for mental, moral, manual and technical training. * And it coutinues to grow as new' cot tages can be erected. Send contributions of money to Rev. Wm. P. Jacobs; Cliulon, S.C. Provisions to Thorn well Or phange, Clinton, S. C. Notice of -Application For Chattel. State of South Carolina,) Keisliuw County ) Notice is herpby given that the under signed will apply 'p die iot*ry of State for a charier for n nocia I nrpnniicu tion for the purpose of oigmi'iing mi<l maintains a Military Company unions and of the mem hern and f >r so. in 1 pur poses and shall be known as "Ker?liaw Guards. " E 0. von Tresckow, William M. Young, Eben J. McT>eod. Frank D.Oampbelle, Jr , Laurens T. Mills. Camden, S. C., Nov. 12th, 11)08. Master's Sale, State of South Car-} olinn, V Oqunty of Kershaw. ) M, Lula Wilson and 4nnie Wilson, by J, T ? Welsh, their guardian, ad litem, and Paul S Wilson , if. JJ Wilson and If. V. Wilson, Plaint ijfs, vs J. S. Wilson, Defendant Under and by virtue of the dcore ? of his Honor. Judge George VV Qag ?. da: ?*d November 13, 1908, I will sell before the Court House do.?r, in Camden, Coun ty of Ker?haw, South 'arolini, during the legal hour* of talo, on the first Mon day in December, 1908, being the 7 1 h day thereof, by public outory, to (lie highest bidder^ the following described rt'H I estate: A|1 that piocc. parcel, or tract of laud, ftiiuqleu lr, .thc St?t? of Son tii Carol ma, Oounty of lyershaw, and town of K?*r ?haw; containing foqr apd eigh tenths, (4 A- 10) acres, more or lew. b^undfd North by lot owq"d by Leroy Springs, formerly lands qf Heath? Styring* Com pany , Honth' by lot of trunk True&df|l and loV of the estate of Jesse Trqe?d??|l. (>cea?ed ; BJast hv the right of way of [the northern Hallway Companv } and West by Isnde of the estate of Jesse Truesdell. _ % Terms ol s-tle : cosh. If puiOhtBer falls to comply with terms of sale, properly will be re?old on sAtne day. without further notice, At the risk of ths former pa ohfteer. L A WITTKOW8KY. ' ti ? mi: whij:inoton! TYPfcWRITER. j in tlus Mai Iuik; wo lluuk we have fuunu llit* ij^st all iouih! t v | ? wiitoi yot prod met! lis piomiiu nt featiw os ai o Light, Elastic I ouch, ? I eiTirti u (^Siinplicilyr ? Extreme Speed, 4 ' liimpafrafole Alignment, Light Weight, Great Strength f Conlmotisly \ isihlc \\ tiling I* or any information apply lo l i iE.UlKONK l,KOfii re, or , \V. I .. McDowell, Agent, j Camden, 5. C. r-y.'.M. * " I LIMIT YOUR SPENDING ? h;? -i - > .-. T : And save the bal ineo. Thatis a better way to jiet a start I'm u.cialU than !>< limit \ ? > 11 1* saving* and spend tin* balance. It ij surpris. ilti? liow qunkly y?ni can neatc capital when you about il in tin* prop?-r \\a\ ami v illi detenninat ion. With capital r> mm vc lumls ? -\ oil are ready tor In'tdeess <?pj,ort unit ics, which will Kiucl\ conic t<> j on K?meinber it is NOT YOUR SAVING r nlone that will make you indep uidcut Your iii'tjicy must ho in a sale place and must woik for you. Your moncv deposited in 'his HANK is ahsolulcly secure, aid our SAVINGS l)K ? PA RTM 1CXX P'lU8._i per ci nt interest, corn pounded quarterly. I *L'T S(XWK MDNKY" A WAV NOW'. Oj>en an nccount and commence to save something. TUB FIRST MTI()\;\L IfWK. A. D. KENNEDY V V /A n * V <4 * When in need of anything in the Hardware line call and see me. A. D. KENNEDY. The floods have done great damage But DAVID WOLFE I Having recently bought out a l;?rgo BANKRUPT STOCK and a splendid line of fresh goods in the Northern markets consisting of Clothing and Qeneral MerchantAise Is better prepared than eve r to offer you Special Bargains along all ines Suits made to Order a Specialty Railroad Fare refunded to all West Wateree patrons whose purchases amount to $5.0() N. C. BOYKIN, FIRE INSURANCE. Dwelling And Mercantile Kink# A Specially. ItoprcsentH Only The Best And Most Reliable Companies. Real KeUie And Renting Agent. tlnderta/cingr. OALL8 ^TENDED ANY HOUR DAY OU NIGHT EST. E. S?iri->auLii'*L * ?."* jl SET A"2?*5i.r ^ ?*-i (iives I lie Public A Rare Opportune tv ToBuyPall And Winter (ioods At Our Bargain Day Price I Smashin^Prices. We (iive Below a Pew of (lie Spe cial Price Leaders. ?">00.-yds. 1 4 ^ult finish Bleach at 5 c yd |H pes A ml roM ojjrjjiri I I tjloacn at N I'.2c~yTl~ 5 pes I- 1 lint* Cambric at H I -2e yd 1000 yds i (5;i Island at yd 1000 l-l Sea Island at 1 12 \d 1500 uJs <:( od eheckod Homespun at I l-2c yd All of our best dress ( 'alien at 5e jd 1000 \ ds goo 1 ( )ni imr, dark and li^lit colors, at -1 l-2c Solid colored ( liMiiibravs. 1 Oe quality at 7c yd A ^ood quality Kn^lish Lnn^clnt li a' !>Se; 12 yds to pc 1 caso Denmard Flan iiclh t to I Oe quality at 8 1-JJc, A lot (j ale tea reduce! to 1 2 1 2c )d 1 pe 35 in Taffeta, the $1 2f> kind at i^c Beautiful lot colored Mlk, 27 in wide at ?>7 I 2d ;"> pes double fold plaid Suiting worth lOe jjoin^ at 7c 500 yds Lancaster apron checks w./i?h 8c nt 5c .Ladies H andluirehiefs 3c, lc and 7 I 2e Big bargains 1 lot bleached Sheets 72x1)0 at 'il)e Ladies black Hom3, 1 Oc <|U.ilitv nt 7 1* e 1 lot bleach pillow cases 4 2x'?Oat l)c ea h 1 pc unble iched Sin cuing wonli 25c a. Iftc yd The above are just a few of the ? many bargains you will find. We are showing a beautiful line of ladies Tailored Suites, Cloaks and Skirts; Blankets, Rugs, Art Squares, Mat tings, &c. W^will allow 10 percent off on these and all other goods bough tregular. STAR BRAND SHOE t BETTER Youth Ro.-pjci fully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store. P. T. Yillo|)l?:ue, Proprietor.