The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 04, 1908, Image 3
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lor Band of the
>>Wian Church.
tdi for tlie blip
at Tbornwell Or
' alwayt a willing
1 ausoa.
I Eii . A Visitor.
Sumter District
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?nal Bank
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m *nd un
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S Bonds
1 Furniture
Banks
it??m*
Banfcs
onoy,
I 299,48# f 0
.(TIES
? 80,000 00
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?7,500 00
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iing cortift
fvr wotmjj
r 10.000 00
ftSM.439 80
?J. Caehter of the
- ^onoleittTily wear
unefltia 4#lo
AT HEY MAN'S
; But a few week* ftttdOlirist*
ttrtH wtH bc^upmnw DA
turully means lljat Holiday
shopper# must get busy.
You tire cordially invited to
call *t THK jKWKLUV
6TORJJ and inspect tlie Urg
<'hI and l>? ml selected stock of
seasonable gift goods ever
bhown in ttii* city, and iuci
dentally make a selection ear*
ly and we'll take care of thein
for jqu uutil X'mae eve.
Btart to day. ;
IAN,
Mrs 0 II Lenoir, president of the
John l> Kennedy Chapter U DC,
ami Mies Leila Shannon, historian,
left <>u Tuesday to attend the State
Oouventlon in Abbeville, to which
(bey had been eleoted delegates
froui the home chapter.
The many friends of Mr W P
Mille wilt be pleased to learn that bo
is i-pvnding his winter vacation with
hie mother in Camden Mr Mills,
wiio it will ho remembered, won a
Khodffl Scholarship to Oxford, Kng
land, speaks most iutereetjngly of
his travels and impressions ol the
Old World.
MisfJuHa Lawrence Darling
ton spent Thanksgiving with her eis
| ter in Oa?ni$f*.
Mr Lexie Getsenheimer bae been
visiting bin parents in Camden.
Miss Minnie Qlyburn left last
last week for Midvillc, Ga. "
?Mr D K Hin?en wee callcd to Lan
Caster this week on account of (he
death of his brbtber, 'Mr Uroadu*
Ilinson, whioh occurred ou Tuesday
- * ; ,
Gen J W Floyd was in Oamdm
yesterday Gen Floyd las many
warm friends here who are always
delighteJ t> see him.
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Coffins and Caskets at Geiemhei
incr'n ,
Compost tiotjv v?oiu The Camdeu
Of cfcliool.
[These compositions are written in
the class room, under th a eye of the
teaoher aud without aid."]
what a' world of
in in that one word.
jfljHpPnled 'the sweetest wont in
j^gnnge," because it mentis ?..>
mnctJ^iy anil comfort. Who can
t?ke a mother's plac. t Nqr'^aof ; for
no matter how kind and good other ]
people an- to you, no one will du
thi^s for yon like a mot'-mr will: .?
A mother would, and vory often
dries, give np everything for her
children Think of the many wo
men vxbo work so l.ard that their
children may have an education.
And look at ,tbe uiany men who
have beooruo great ; many of their
mothers were ftoor After a moth
er does everything in her power for
a Qtitld, I think that the Very least
thiu^ tljnt he can do is to be very
gralofu.1 to her and do eveiytbing lo
make In- r hnppy and comfort a*>to.
Among a great many instances <?'
a mother's ii fijeuce are th ? follow
ing t O.icc there was a ^teal fumine
i:i Home, other peopto sent provisions
t > the poor at II 'iff". A man nam
ed Coriolanns said: 'Let us not
give . this to the po;>r nul st lhc.
give up tho #f!iMirs who rulcov?t
them The peop'e were so ni gr)
With him, l o bad to gee. He not alt
urmy and was coming to take U u t \
all the entreaties were in vain unt'l
Lis mother and sopi? other woippn
came anrt pleaded with him not Co
take Homp. be replied \ 4 Mother you
havi saved ll)ui', but lost joui
-"?n"*. Meta DeLoache.
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Master's Sale,
State of- South Car
olina,
County of Kerabaiv.
,
M, Lula Wilson and Annie Wilson,
by J , T. Welsh, their guardian, ad |
litem, and Paul 8. Wilson, R. U
- Wilson and If. V.
vs
J S. Wilson ,
Wilson,
Plaintiffs,
Drfindant.
Under and by virtue of tbe deoree of |
his Honor. Judge Qpor?e W . G?ge, dat
ed November 18. 1908^.1 will ??U before i
the Court (louse dour, in Camden, Coun
ty of Kertbew. South Oarolin*, durlnjr
the l?gal honra of tale, on the ibat Mon
day in December, 1908, belug the 7th
day thereof, by ptjbUc outcry, to the
htuheat biddarj t>?e foJlosiag uoocribtii
re?l eftate ? '
AM th*t piece, r&rcel, or triol of land,
situated In the Slate of South j>' oiuia.
County of Kerehaw, and town of Kir
ihrvw. containing four awl etgh- tenth*,
(4 8.10) acrea, more or lea*. bounded
North by lot own^dTTif Leroy Springe,
formerly landu Of^-flfcath? Sprinp# CoitfE]
pauT, South by lot of Prnnlf TnjeadeH
Hud-let of the rstntfi of Jffts.' Truonclell. j
deceaied; Kaat^y the right of war of
the ttouU>e?n Hallway Company ; and
[Wealb* 14n4? of tb*? estate of.' Jej?i
Trpe?d?U? -
Tcrmt o* *?|a* each. Tf pntebaaer faiV
to comply ir?th t?Mii? of tale, property
wiH be tesold on aame day. without
* * notice, at the rUk of Uia former
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LIMIT
TOUR
SPENDING
And save the balance. That is a belter way
to got & start financially than to limit your
pavings and spend the bounce. It is surpris
iny how quickly you Can create capital when
you go about i( in the proper way and with
, determination. With capital-~reserve funds
? you are ready for business opportunities,
which will Surely come tu jou. Remember it is
ROT YOOR SAVING
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alone that will make you indepsnderVi^^'onr
money mufit- be in a safe place arid BiW-^vvork
for you.
Your money deposited in 'his HANK is
""absolutely secure, and our SAVINGS DE
PARTMENT p?v\ s 1 pere.ijit interest, com
pounded quarterly. PUT SOME MONEY
AWAY NOW.
Open an account and commence t<> save
^something.
TUB mm NATIDKAL BANK
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A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY. ?
The floods have done great damage
Having re^ertly bought out a large
..... . BANKRUPT STOCK
and a splendid line of fresh goods in the Northern mnrketw
consisting of - " ? <*
Clothing and General Merchandise
Is better prepared than tyf r to offer you Special Bargains
*lorg a'l i cm
Suits made to Order a Specialty
Railroad Fare refunded to all West Wateree patrons whose
purchases amount to/$5.00
PH
2 r?yr
\+y MW ? . ~
Tire insurance.
??i5
Dwelling And Mercantile Kinks A Spociilry.
Represents Only QCjfte Pest And Most Reliable *^Couip&nieB#
'pftml Kit*;# And Jtetttiag
* *"
Special Cut Price Sale
AT
The Gilt Edge Store
Of
The very goods you need for cold
weather. Winter is at hand now
and it will pay you to buy your win
ter goods from us at once. Complete
stock of newest styles in winter
goods going on at special cut prices.
The Best Ladies Suit and Cloak Val
ues in the City. ^
!' . * ? ii " 1 " " "*' ' ' ' " ' "V V
$25 00 8iiitn cut to 18 15 00 mits out to 11 98. 20 00
suits cut to 18 98. Tlicsn arc tlio very newest Htyles. A lot
ot suits carried over from l ist season. Your cliioe for 5 00.
Some of tln.ni were from 10 00 to 15 00 suits.
Ladies' Cloaks And Rain Coats.
We have some wonderful values in these goods. Ladies
long coats, thin ) ?ar? st) U? from 3 5S up. ltain coats at
about half tho cost of last yems.
Blankets And Comforts. y
A good pr li^avy blai.kctn for $2 98. A good pr heavy
wool blankets lor 8 50. Some tpcCiulH in line wool blankets
aqd Kiderdown comforts. v . ' "
Dress Goods.
All of our 52 inch $1 00 Broadcloth at 87 l-2c. Big yaL-_
ues all through this stock. Special attention called (O our
line of fine Wrick dress goods. We have , the knife on these
goods. , % ; ' * ' " " i '
Domestics.
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Now h*re is whore we give yo i rome big values-? Jf utet a
few of our leadkrs: 1000 yds Sen Is' and at 8c yd. 1 bal?
cheviots striped and plaid at 8 l-3c. A g>od s >ft Bleach 4-4:
width at 5o yd. 1 bale ol lie ivy Drill at 8 l-3c yd Silid
colored Obambrays, 10c qual'ty al 7c yd, Apro.i Gingham
at 5c )d. Good quality fcleaoh Sheeting at 22 1-2 yd. Good
quality unbleached Sheeting at 19o. All our dark and light
colored print at 5c. 1 case Denmark Flannelett 10c quality
at 7 l-4o Reduoed prico on Outing
Big Values in Gent's Furnishing*. ^Underwear ? Gent's,
Ladies and Children's ? at CUT PRICES. < 'l;v
STAR BRAND SHOE I BETTER
ReasonI
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"Use your head" We liave a brg stock of goods, just the
goois that you need The time is short now to ssll them in
? ? ? 1
We must turn them into money The opportunity is yonv$ ?
? ?V f*~ l~ ? . l*: o
Yours Respectfully, v
The Famous Gilt Edge Store.
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P. T. Villopkuo, Proprietor.