The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 29, 1909, Image 3
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We wish everybody a
very happy and prosperous
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NEW YEAR.
Very Truly,
BRUCE & LANG.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Phone 2.
f|Oe?l JM.
For Kent.'
Tlie Opera House Store. Apply
to L, Sohenk Ac C >?? ,
C a m < fe nf S7 TJ.'
At Opera HoUHe, ,
4t I* lie Ways of lh? World" will he
pirsemed by i lit! Mason Newyouab
S ".ck C } Speei a! i ii'v hi-lwi cn ucle.
Mood iy, Fi:l)r u?i y 1st.
F botog uphei TT< nnio to Be in Camden. |
Mr. 1'. I!. Hilton ixpeclfl 8"OII tr? J
lit.- away from C uuden for several i
wn lc. Durmg h is ahfe( nee his plm 1
togr npli galler v will be i j ell hi ge of j
photographer Honnb of Columbia, j
A Success,
Tli ft Spring onening of idpii'h
tailored suits at Mr David Wo'fe's
Ht??re on W cm! ncsd ?< v find Tnursday
of t h i 4 week whs qui to a success
Mr. Wolfe re porta that bo took u
larger number of oidots than lie line
for several years.
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Mr. Crtcu SuiTorn Another T-ohr bv I
Fire.
O'l Monday morning about 2 or
3 O'clock I he store of Mi. J. K Creed '
ftvCan'ev Hill was destroyed by j
fif'*. The l.osa is ?'?' i nn><l a i nbniit
500, partly eov?:ed bv insurance I
Me. Creed thinks ill a lb.' store wig !
robbed atnl thou set pa flic.
Morris Cbairn at. (leiaenheimer's.
Lost.
On Silurday, January 23rd, one
of olir customers (a colored worn
an); overpai.l u9 on a purchase,
fi[5t)0. The mistake was discover
ed nfter Lite purchaser bad left our
store and although a search whk
rtiids s li o could not bo found. If
the parly will call in person at out
place of business and identify her
self, lo our satisfaction we will be
plt?6od lo refund lliis money.
L. Sohenk <fc Company,
Camden, S. C.
Tremendous temptations for
your trade.
Barucli-Nettles Co.
Jurors.
The following jurors Intvo brfMi
driwr, The ^ChU'I j iry fpives for
yenr? -tlio petit j iry for Ibe Februr
ry teim only :
Grand JurorB
T M Mftiitlox. W L Young. G F
Walts, .J .J Shoy'or. J H (lull, J E
Chrietinafl, S L vStuk' h. A B Mnrcbi
Hon, J W DawUinR, H I> Smyrl. C M
Coleman, A G Brail ley, J E Bian
non. H T Horton, 8 H Miekle, W R
Eve, Jr. Alex Boone, J L RoHgoiP. '
Tbo first nix names weie brought
ovor from last year.
Petit Jnrorn ? First Week
E F Truesilell. J K Gaynor, W
M Yoang, N B Workman, EI E
Sohroeder, 1 W Owon, Walter Hin
hod. E J McLeod, John Reynolds, ,)
E Hough. W F Moseley. T M Hit
ton, R F Dixon, J U Carter, L W
iUley, C P Dowie. T P Brown. \V
DTrantham, Jr, 1) M Bethnne, J L
Oatoe, W J Bronghton, W E Kflllv,
A I) McLeod, J K l'aschft', A W
Cunningham, J O Williams. Gin
Ilir^oh, .1 J C.imphell, Joseph She
licon, E L Ca'op. II P Davis, H .J
? Munn, J It Wcbt. M I) Peak, J M
Green, 0 13 Nettles.
Second Week
Jas Gladden, (J It Smith, E L
Cope I and, C'U Myers. W A Fletcher.
C W Btilinua, Paul Brown, W It
Thompson, F L Trucadell, J I> Mc
CaskM, T F Horion, J L liny, A B
A McDowell, J G Sofr*ll, J
GCftMtly. Ely Barfl-dd. W F Ma
lone. J M Norlbcut, T M Honeycut
h E Myeis, VV M DuBruld. H Net
tles Jr, J A R'?c?b?rcu?l?t T B B'ucc
,T F Wf??, V N Humphrey, L J
WliiUker, W D Ba-rK, BT Ha*ty.
0 U I.O'MI. B M M \ - ?* I, ? 1 ? . J K
Hmitti, A mot Wtfk J F Baker, J A
Singleton.
Operu House,
Mason-Newoomb Stock C >. on.
neek commencing Monday, Kcbiu
?ry let. Complete change ?>f plays
and specialties each night. Pricr-a
50, 35, anri 25c. Seats on sulo ai
l<\ Ltslie Zemp'a (hug store.
Ladies' Debit* al Qelaenhnimcr't
U. D 0
The John D. Kennedy Chtptei
U. D. willm?*?". wiih Mis Frank
M, _ Z'.'iup t>n. Monday ufu rnonn,
KeJ). 1st Hi 4 o'clock. All mem
thin meeting the annu-if ilurs on
to be handed tl?o treasurer.. .
Sevon Days In One.
Entertainment at the Operu
House Saturday, January 30t!i, at
11 A. M. to G P. M, for benefit
of Preaby terian Sunday School
building fund. Admieaiou seven
oeuta each ? every seventh person
free. In the booths you will find
dome thing useful f r eveiy day iu
the wiM k. Selected musical pro
Krauiiu commencing 4 30 P fil
Oynteis, "Lady Hallimoro" cake,
wafers, etc, for sale.
Important Notice To Veteranp.
All Veterans who wiah cro69e? of;
honor, or lineal descendants of Vet
erans (daughters if there are no
aotjfl) cut) gi't eame by eeudiug in
their o h in ?s vt once to Mrs. G. H.
Lenoir, Piesidenl .John I) Kuunc
dv Chapter U. D. C, Cttindr-n. Ap
plications tnuet he hi ni iu at least
ttiioe months hi fore tlje lime n p.
point* d f o i ptiHintidg ihe crosses
These crosses will be given on Me
morial I)?y ? ihe 10 h of Maw
TAKE NOTICE.
Since writing the above it has
been found that the oldest liueal de
pendent of the veteran whether eon
or daughter is iutitled to the cross
of houor.
Annio Oakley at Polo Grounds
On Monday afternoon a larg*
number of people assembled at the
pulo grounds to witness a sbooliu^
matob given by the Union Metalic
Cartridge Company to advertise iu
h in munition. ']\'pre was no admis
sion fee eh-irged and the idem
weather tempted a largo crowd.
Th^ ekill of Mr. Maxwell, a one
armed man was wonderful indeed,
while the shooting by Mrd Butler,
better knonn a? Annie O k'.ev, f ? ? r
merly with Buffalo Bill's Wild
West Show, was iruly marvelous
and (foiled repeated applause.
I'be p. if-ct' cas! and couiu^duri
with which she poifoimed the niont
uiiroculo us feats cf m u ksinauship,
won the aJmirati.m of the specta
tors.
A Uuautiful Hwuu Weddiug
Oiiu of Hie elegtnt nnd if
oherehe wedding* i ( i In- totn?ou won
?nletn uixvd (in Wtdui'tiliy night the
'27 il? iuat., al the it <mu u of our *a
termed fellow ? lownrimn Wr, It. -t*.
Johtuon, nlicnhu daughter Mi??
Margatei Axcrowi w*y tuariied to
U r. A l? xandei O. Clai kton,.) r, Ther*
in nothing nj ?!?> f?olt mill y hcnuMfut
und appropriate UiMi h ho hi o wed
Ihtf lill'l Hit* W ft B nopxeiptiou to the
rule. '!'??<! I ?* V**ly U->uit. wit* thrown
? pen to i'.H jiutH'H, the decor an >iib
wero * xqniiii'.i', tlio ri ft vhIi iu(i lit t>
(Itiniy and eh gani, thcic wn? noih '
ing liu ktiig of the old i'iih- It mpilaM
?ty, ? nil trulv u ! 1 went *4 in ^ ? r y an ?
marriage bell "
1*1 ow [ill ? ut t li *i appointed hour
lliC K V. W. IV. (ioHluli, to IllB Utfll
? I ltnprea?ivo murine, prouou uc ??!
tin; wordf thai miUto lilt) happy
couple oop. I'lio ilrlilo locked ri>
dlent in u handsome cmpiie gown
of while HRiio und cariiftd u show
ft hotqiK t <?f Milieu of the vnllcy.
VI m h Maty DotigluH Johnson, exqui
sitely strayed in liUo satin und cm ?
rying violin, nct<d ?? maid of
honor and win aooomp mif-d hv ihe
lii'Hl mmi, Mr. Anderson GlsiksoU,
brother of the groom. Tnu other
?tiluoduolH were Misses Kmmn
Shannon, Mua Viliepigue, Kuiily
Clarkson, ollired in wlntv net ovei
si'k and carrying white rosea* ami
Missis. Toonta* A. Iloykinj Iloli
i'ii Allen and Nuthmiel Heyward.
Miss Leila Shannon, Mend nines ft
C von Treokow, M K. Singleton,
J. II. I) urn a and II. I). Uoykln re
ceived ihe got Alp, ahd Mlt>s<? Nor
Velio Deaa, fJuri Curiiaon, Frances
Hoy kin and Margaret Kldr*dge
gracefully presided nl tho punch
hr?wl.
8ome of the out of town guest*
were Mr and Mra. Senior, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Ct. 01ark?on, of Charleston,
Mi9a Marie Hey ward, Mrs. Treason
Darby. Mr. N P. lle.yward, of Oak
ly, Mr. and' Mrs. ti Clarksot), Mr.
and Mis. J. II. Fow'en, Mrn. 8 J
Ili'utl), Mr R II Alien M ihs Km i 1^ ;
Claikuon and Mr. It. K Deaa.
PERSONAL. .
Maj. aud Mh S Li Ad?ins have
for their nuesta, Mr. Rod Mrs F. <J.
Hanks, of Toledo, Obio. wbo are en
jo)iug Cauiden for a few weeks on
their way to Orlandrt, Fia Mrs.
Bunks is a fjinlor of Mth. Adams.
Itev L A Mitehel will be^in a be- '
ries of Sunday morning BcrmonR on j
"Tbc S-'Vcn Churoehs of Asia.'')
Sunday evening the subject will be
? Oata."
ShooH of 8ei vice, shoes of
style, shoes of worth ? at eco
nomical prices,
Baruch-Nettles Co. .
Monumonl Unveiled.
A monuaQftj' to Mr. S M M * ib
is w to uuvi-il?<d hi Spring Hill l*st
Sunday. T.)? cut monies wtre in!
( harpc 'if Sumter County Wood 1
tiipii "f tlif- WmTd, of which ? nb i j
M M'llhis wi.r a iiitmbt-r.
Improvement at Baiber 81iop
Kngliah lirnfl, liny recently m.d i
houq ? cj'i i tp i xlcnsivi! i in pn. v? ut n i 8 '
in their shop and il now presents
qu(le a neat and aUi active appear- j
auce.
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Executors' Notice.
All parties indebted to the late Mrs.
Alice M Vaughnn will please make pay
ment to the undet signed, and all pariim
having claims against her or ber iRtate
will pre*tnt the same duly alleated to
I he undersigned for payment.
W. W. HUOKABEE.
R A. VAUGHAN.
Executors Estate Alice M. Vuugban.
Jan. 20th. 1900.
Notice of Final Dischaige.
Notice ia h. reby given ibat Mrs. Min
n<e K. Ila'l, Kxeoutrix of the es'ato of
W J. Hail, df ceased. has this Hay
made appliiation unto me for a final di?
charge as auch 'Kx^culiix; and that
Monday; the 1st. day of March, 1909. nt
10 o'clock a ra., at liio office ol Judge of >
Probate, has be n appointed for the hear
ing of said<M)?tit>on. s
w. l Mcdowell.
Ju'Irc of Probate Kershaw Ou.
January 2Wlh, 1!Kj9.
How to Increase the Yield of Fruit
Increased fruit crops arc more often the result of good manage
ment than of good luck. Fruit trees and fruit plants need a liberal
?upply of
Virginia- Carolina
Fertilizers
The trees absorb plant foods ? that is, nitrogen, phosphoric acid
and potash ? from the just the same as any other crop. Experi
ence has shown this over and over again. This truth has become so
well recognized that " return to the land what the tree removes if you
would expect the best results " has become an axiom with the best
growers.
Apple, pear, peach, orange and other fruit trees soon respond to
careful fertilization. But be sure to use the best fertilizers.
" I made a test with other companies' fertilizers," says Mr. H. O.
Lowry, of Manatee County, Fla., "and yours proved to be the best.
The yield where I used Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer, was just twice as
much as where the other two companies' fertilizer was used."
Hundreds of users say Virginia Carolina Fertilirers are cheapest
because of their good qualities ? give better satisfaction and quicker
results.
Many facts of great interest and value to fruit growers are pub
lished in the new 1009 Farmers* Year Book, a copy of which will be
sent free on application to any of our sales offices.
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co. ?
Sales Off**'
Richmond, V*.
Norfolk, V*.
Colombia, S. C,
Atlanta. Ga.
Savannah, Ga.
Mom phis. Tons.
S. iUi Otfxii
Durham, N.C.
Charleston, S.C.
lUUimoro, M<L
Columbus, G*.
Mont^omary, Ahu
fehrevcport, La.
w' ci" ~c 1 m*
7 BE PROGESSIVE
Stop using; Cotton Seed as Fer
tilizer. Exchange them for Cot
ton Seed Meal and get twice their
fertilizing value.
Gafndep Oil
W. R. Eve, Jr., Mgr.
"Nineteen Hundred Nine.''
FOREWORD.
In entering upon another bvi^i year,
we desire lo thank our depositors and patrons
for the loyal confidence imposed in t bis bank
during tho yearn wo liave boon in business.
It shall ho our purpose in l he future, as
in < lie past, to place our service at your com
mand ? our facilities at 3 our convenience ?
our Mivn^ih anil soouviiy iit your disposal.
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This bank wants your banking bu?ino-8,
promising 111 return, liberal treatment, and
courtcons consideration.
John T. Mackcv,
Cash i jr.
C, .T. Shannon, Jr.,
Pret-ident.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
GUARANTEED TO SATISFY PURCHASERS
?AB1,V JWWKY WAKWIKU> t'l|ARt?<TON' I.AKOB AUGUftTA TRUCK bit blfOBT lUKWMfcL)
TV* TYPH WAKHllil !> Tk* brUot A l.uU Uu? H AT DUTCH
CfcWnf* O r???. 30 fkrliml FUt Hod Yufet/. Uu* Bucooeloa. I*ig?l mil LaUst C?t>tac?.
PUCE; Lb Mi ol i I* 4 ?. al Sl.W per a.. S h 8 u. at S1.25 per m? 10 ?. and over, at Sl.N per m. 1
F. O. B. YOUNG'S ISLAND, S. C. Our Special Express Rates on Plants Is Very Low.\
We grew the first Froet Proof Plants in 1868. Now have over twentv thousand'
satisfied customers ; and we have grown and sold more cabbage plants than all other
persons In the Southern states combined. WHY? because our plants must please or
we send your money back. Order now; it is time to set these plants in your sec- ?
tion to get extra early cabbage, and they arc the ones that sell for the most money. ^
WriU lot iiluMrcitd ntalofu*. \ Wm. C Geraly Co^ Box ib lout's island, s. c.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A, D. KENNEDY.
THE WELLINGTON
TYPEWRITER.
Jn this Machine we- think we
have found the best all-round type
writer yet produced. Its prominent
features are
Light, Elastic Touch,
Extreme Speed,
Light Weight, Great Strength
Perfection of Simplicity,
? Unimpairable Alignment,
Continously Visible Writing
For'any information apply to THE CHRONICLE Office, or
W. L. McDowell, Agent,
Camden, 5. C.
P. S. ? John Wanamalcer is using 75 of these typewriters in
his Philadelphia and New York Stores* Price $60.00.
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The Gigantic Ten Days Sale Now
Going On At The Famous Gilt Edge
Siore Has Smashed the Retail Sell- *
ing Record of Camden and Establish
ed a High Water Mark of Success
Which Future Sales in the Unborn
Years will Strive to Reach. The
Crowds Came Expecting Much and
P. T. flLLEPIGUE
Kept Every promise made, and the ~
people found the values ever greater '?>
than was advertised. A satisfied pa
tron is the best possible advertising
medium and so the volume^ of our ?
' ... * v . - ...
business increases with each passing
day. The magic power of low prices 5
isprapidly vacating tables andil
shelves, so if you would share in the^
unrivaled feast of bargains let your
watchword be "Hurry."
From now until the close of the!
sale we will give absolutely
free to every purchaser of $5.00 or
more, a beautiful souvenir plate.
Men's $10.00 Cravenettes and Overcoats (unly a ft-w left)
$5.98
Ladies $15 00 Tailored Suits ' '
Underwear for men and ladies, (jOo qaalitiea, forced sale price
;/ 37o j
Laces, Values up to 10c . 4o
Embroideries, 12 l-2c and 15c values, forced sale price 9o
Bleit'ched Linen Damask, good value at 40e forced sale
price 29o:
Calicoes still going nt ? - 4
Trunks that were 2 50 to 3.00, forced sale price ? 1 68 ^
Extra good heavy trunks, strongly built, good values at. 4.00
to G OO, forced sale prica 2 98 :?*
Good Traveling Bags, worth I 2-5, forced sale price 89o
Meu's good tailored trousers worth 2. 00> forced sale price 1 29
A few men's 75,: Negligee sliirts still going at - 29o ?
Mattings worth 15c to 20c forced sale price '? llo ?
Better grade mattings, extraordinary values at 30c, forced ;
salo price 28o
Fine quality, full size, 9x12 art square, genuine 30 00 value,
forced sale price 17 89
La probe s, regular "price V 25 forced sale price ? ? ? ~86o -
Genuine Chase reversible laprobes, worth 2 50 forced pale
price - ? , 1.48||j)
Ladies' Cloaks, choice fabrics, faultlossly made, we'l worth
$5 tj $6, forced salo price ?. ? "
Ladies shoes, genuine s did leather, neat shapes, worth $1.60
forced sale pric.% -".r:'
Men's good heavy every day shoes, built for service, regular
price. $1 50, forced sa'e price 98o
No goods charged at above prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your mon
ey refunded.
Yours Rospeo* fully.
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The Famous Gilt Edge Store.
P. T. Villepiflcue, Proprietor.
Look For The Big Green Sign.