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? ?? --446r4fv.-.jv ^ ^ -.- - ? '" mwmSkt.i '? ;-v ??;:.i/; / . >'?' ' '^ sawawwh^uu ."!' .ujju'Ji..,, a. ^jau '..jub.^jj, > u>.tij.a. j-xuMi-iHi. ..u..?i,jj_l yj-mujajuim ' ^.' a ,u. ... .ll. ju -i-mi? -ti ...?; Volume XXI. No. 52. r , Camden, S. ?., February 3, 1911. W. L. McDowell, Prop. 9B3&& fry* ( Ma f- 1911. The Pure Food Store wishes all a ? _ . " ? . . i, . ,j ' i - -- |- ' * ' f happy and Pros perous New Year. Proprietor. JJmiI VottJ. V. D. O. Tho John D. Kennedy Chapter U. I). C. will meet on Monday, Feb. 6ii>, at 4 p. in. with Mrs. John Can %uy on upper Fair street. WANTED. -? Wanted?Live Tuikeys at 16o per pound ; also Guinea ohiokens at 40o each at The Court Inn Camden, S. C. Election For Annexation. As will be seen.by advertisement In The Chroniole today an election is Lq be held to decide whether or not a part of Kershaw county will be annexed to Richland county. The election will be held on the 14th inst. Poatoffice Sito Selected. The jaew postofflce for Camden will be built on the northeast cor r^NMf"of Broad and DtKalb streets, ?*jUet in front of the Chrouicle office. This announcement was made by . the postofflce department at Wash ki.iglop in a tefegr*:?vtor Mr. W. R. Kvet Jr t secretary of the C?niden Chamber of Commerce, last Mon mmm '. . * T( W. Wood^ Sons. .Wo.would call tho attention of our readers to the faot that T. W. Wood A Sons, the well-known eeeds men, of Richmond, Va., are ready to fill orders for ail kinds of aeeda. We have been deaiing with Wood 4 Sons for years and we are glad to give our personal testimony that it is one of the best seed houses in the Southern State*.. Valentine Entertainment The Ladies Aid "Sriolety of the Presbyterian Church will have a Valentine entertainment on Taei? dny Fob. I4rtr al the residence of Mrs. J. T. Mackey on upper F?lr V St/ An efficient committee is at ^oik op a.program that -wilt pleaic lr.oth children and grown people All are invited to come. AdmUs ion, 25c and 15o. Photograph Gallery Re-opened. It will be good news to those who want photographic work done to learn Hint the Sojdcr Gallery hae ?been re-opened; and they will be further pleased to learn that it is itr charge cf that excellent young lady, Miss Bessie Roberts, who hae bought the gallery. Miss Roberts has had several years expeiience in the business and we can guarantee the public that her wuik cannot be excelled. The gallery te in the samo plaor?over the Hank of Cam den?and Miss Roberts will be glad *11 to come an<L see her when in need of photographs. - " .r TXT ? Kershaw Guards Get Fine Report. wing to the failure of the War Department to forward a copy of the report of last year'amalitia in spection by Ll. C. R. Hennett, 17ih I?if. V-Sr> A., until too late to etn bodv/ftin the Adjutant General's lop^t receut7y leeaed, only a par tinl copy of the report oiuld be oh tuned by company oommAddcr by epecial r? quest. The following is lhe Jrery favorable repof V Camden company: ''Condition of arm*: good, clean at inspection. Stores: o\stem all - CMIjIha Efctmufi Tot;' Condition" eJ (amp-equipment i\ serviceable. ^*T*ory and grounds: vary satis Physics! appearance of mea r od, probably X believe could be rella. ia domestic emer Country Produce Spinach, Parsley, Turnips, Onions, Carrotts, Mustard, Kale, Radishes, Beets, Swiss-Chard, Lettuce, Endive, Leek, Cress, and Artichokes. Also Chickens, Turkeys and fresh Country Eggs always ou hand, which with ou^ com plete line of Fancy Groceries make us most able to satisfy your demands. THE KIRKWOOD GROCERY Phone 37 Prompt Delivery ?' Get a MmJpsUo Souvfrfir 8et of Ware at Burns & Barrett's store dur* i?g demonstration week, Feb. 6 to 11. ? ^ ? For Sale. 100 bushels Irou Pons. Wilt re sident. Produces well very early. Keep sound nil winter in field. Price $2 50 per bushel. W . M. Branham, R. F. D. No. 1, C*mden, 8. C. Meeting Chamber of Commerce. The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Opera House Tuesday, Feb. 7i.h, at 5 P. M. A full attendance la r? quested. ^ W. R. Eve, Jr , Secretary. Entertainment at Beulah Church. ? Mrs. Gary Lee, wife of the Meth odist minister at Kershaw, will give an entertainment At Beulah Church ou Saturday nigbtAFjeb.lBtht *t~7 30 o'dloolf. For ten years Mrs. Leo was a missionary to China,and in the entertainment oriental co*;_ tumes,snugs and stories will be used. Let everybody go and help out a good cause. ? Miraculous Escape. On Friday last a daughter of Mrs. Joseph Myers with 4 children were riding in a buegy in the road between the Court Inn and the for _mer reaWenee of Dr. DeSaussure, when the animal attaohed to the buggy took fright and ran away,up turning the buggy and scattering the occupants in every direction . Strange to say not one of them were iojured in the slightest. Florida?Cuba. Why not Lake a tiip toFLORI I) A orCUBA?* They have been biought svithin easy reach by the splendid Through Tram Service of Ibe AT LANTIC COASfc LINE RAIL ROAD. Write for illustrated booklets, rates or any" blbeir' ioTforinaiion. which will be rhceifully furnished T. C. WHITE, General Pdsspuger Agent, Wilmington, N C. Statement of The Bank of Camden, (B<xv?vbei*, S. Q. The condition of The Bank of Camden at the closo of business Jm. 3Ut, 1911. - RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $299,402 68 Demand Loans 89,460 02 llonds and sio?-k<) . 70,000 00 Oash ou hand and in ........ ~l>anks^ 96,928 11 Real E#Yat<?, Furniture J and-Fixtures ? 17,200 67 Total, $571,991 38 LIABILITIES. Capital $100,000 00 Surplus and profits 66 626 84 Deposits 400,828 04 Dividends Unpaid 5,188 00 Total, $671,991 88 C. H. Yates, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly ?wear that' tho aboye stritement 11 true an<T correct to tbe best of my knowledge and belief. ?v j C. H. YATK8, Cashikr. ' Swor* lo before me, thl? 3t*t tUy of Ja?iIWfez?!^l?^-^-J Wallace, ?L. S.J i J , NoUrj Public* JtWftj-rCorreot. D?vld?WoU?. i Dlr?otor?. *** ? - .I.WJ8H. . P*B80NAL Mr W 0 Moore and family now occupy (be Zemp residence oq upper Lyttieton street. 4' Wo received a pleasant call on Wrdnesday lant from Mr B F Brad ley ofKershaw No 4 We teceived a pleasant call on Saturday last fr< m tliat excellent gentleman ('apt JohnGUicbards.Jr , of Liberty IiilL At a meeting of the State liar Ar? sociation in Columbia last week Mr. 14. T Mills of our city was elected vioe president of tbo Association. Thin la an bonor wortbilv beetowcd Mr H L Bk*!ey. who for eouv tine has been the clerk in the dmg store of Or li L Nnwood ut Belbuue, li ih given up bin position there and accepted u similar poHition in l'incwood, this State. MIhs M initio fiorald who for sever j al yearn Iihh beon with the firm of Uirsch Bros & Mo., is now'in the millinery store with hor sister, Miss Mattie Gerald, where she will be ({lad to have her friends call and see her. Mr T R'tlorton who for so many yours hau beon living at Koland, has moved dowu to the home of his son, Mr John Norton, nine miles cast of Camden where he will spend the re mainder of tho winter and the com ing summer. Although Mr llorton is away from bis old home the annual family reunion and picnic will not be abandoned?and don't you for get it. Como and see the great "'cooking wonder at our store all next week. You have a chance to get a Souvenir Set of Ware Free. See large adver tisement in tbis paper. Burns & Barrett. Bridge to Let. Bids will be received for rebuilding the Ellin bridtre over Lynchoa river on Wed nesday, February ' 16th, at 12 o'clook. Flans and speciflcatlonB will bo submitted on day of letting. The Board of Com missioners reserve the right to reject any or all bide. > M. C. WEST, Supervisor Kershaw Co. Final Discharge I hereby give notice that I will anply to the Judge of Probate for Kershaw County on Tuesday 12 M,, Mar. 7th, next, 1911, for discharge as Administra tor of the eetate of J. "W. Dawkios. W. T. JEJFFKltS, Admr. Estate J, W. Dawkins. Feb 3.1911. AdministiatoTs Notice. All parties indebted to the estate of Mrs. 0, E. Arrants are hereby noti fied to make immediate payment to me, and all partiesf if any, having claims against the said- estate will present the eamc duly attested. T. J. ARKANTS, Administrator. February 3rd, 1911. In the year 1626 PETER MINUIT bought the whole island on which New York Oity~-now worth four thousand million dollars?is built He paid $24 for the island. Had he put out that $24 at 4 per cent compound interest in 102G it would now amount to as much us the present valuo of New York City. Make OUU Bank YOUll Bank. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. If it is Groceries you want, Ring up No. 39. The Up-Town Grocery Co. Murchison & flcCaskill, Prop's. Majestic Range Demonstration Week FEBRUARY 6 TO 11, ) 16 oi.Nidcel-PMed Copper Tea im M A Cov?r 97* in-Bottom. ?fy ? ** m eAtvew : u ter's ) Nuk*i Pi.ua All Cop|Xr^Coff?? P<* l/iv.4 Rot/ & Co VMM JOo^Doiipm/ 9 XjZfak ?sr /Ipother IN AT THE GILT EDGE ST The public knows what we did for "Prices" in our U in December. Now, wo will even Shavo those prices i all Winter goods, they MUST GO, so for of this month we are offering SPECIAL btfifet; PRICES on all of our heavy Dress Goods* ^ '* i'T vlirffiffilB Flannels, Skirts, Tailored Suits, Rain- J. \ coats, Ladies Cloaks, Men's and. Boys' Clothing, Rugs, Art Squares, etc., etc. Just Arrived Big ]ine Children's Dresses, made by one of the best manu .... JML facturers, in all styles, white and colored* injuu*-ffe*iit-l to 14 years, ranging in prices from 25c to $2.00, tliose are beautifal goods and save the mothers so muelr . T ' ' :? ^?J -i-.~*'Ji are also opening up our Spring Ginghams, percales, prints, .. . t ?? white goods, embroideries, etc., that are coming in everyday. Free! Free!! Free!!! its --?sr A 15c Pattern Free with every Spring Style boo] beautiful Spring Quarterly U just in. The book ia only and you get a 15c pattern free. Full Line Farm Supplies Fertilizers, etc. sold at closest caeh prices or on i mproved paper. SttSg .. _v > .v V, Yours Respectfully, ^Krraag ~ P. T. V1LLEPIOU -