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pnblltfbc** Printer Wonted. Wanted -Combination printer, and Junior linotype operator. Must be strictly up to datte and able to de liver the goydn. \ New plaut and plenty ot material to work wltli Write The Chronicle, Camden, 8. C, ah PaIiiibVui 0. C? bear the followlny stamp: "National Corn Exposition, Colum bia, S. C., January, 1913." Tbl? will undoubtedly be a great help In bringing many vltsltor* to this atate during the expoultlou . Camden merchants might do well to take the tip from the government and advertise the county fair and Cam den's next annual horse show oi their envelopes. ' > \ By reefer??ct! 'n umn? will bo neon entorprieeB IimL factoring. Lieut. Gen. A g, retired, d TJiuruday night w comrades at the tbe Twenty .-Four unteere iu the , held at JMilwauki ?offered m 8troko-TW ?rr^ death came almofp : The meeting of ?tratlon agents 9 at Clemson, CoIIe successful Boaalon ?gates were taken racks In the <iu#i cadets. Practical V J In vBomo of t^e coming school yet to train pupils ?o meir nomee by BU] ideas that are 5*-f) fashioned parents, . been much out of ^ present generation, will be taught ho^ own hats and will* headgear for whicl |16 Is charged in ^up1, be made by them ~%x ? -;i $1.50 to$3. Boya ij/ t how to mend their -i j. ? ii ? tradcH by which a saved. The cost of ' wttuld not be bo seHc^ there was more econom orage American hom?pt throughoutt the land Ua in a better work thajfc'J idea that a dollar save lar made. ? Charlotte C mend furniture, IN MEMOKIAM. Mrs. Susan L. Gardner, . been residing near the Cootton Mill, died aftbrO te long lllnesB on Sunday, S'off iai2. Mra. Gardner waft &kav of the - late Mr. George ft . who died during tho war.fi t survived by h!x children; Mr? Munn, Miss S. J. Gardner, $ A. Shaw, Mrs. G. It. Boker, I T. Gardnei> Mrs. W. J. Newnja also twenty-six grand children a host of , relatives and friend* mourn her Iosb. * ft$rs. Gardner bore her illne&.t V)hH8tian fortitude. The eldei \er children at the time of her7 balfvrfc?*4eath fwMt.mily eleven ; old and wlfh the helj^ipf an All Providence in whom sire alwyfcj her trust, she raised theju up bo good and useful citizens, wore around her bedside whn ^ end came. We wish to extend thanke to her grand aon, Mr. V utiranor, who aitj everything in hiu power to relievo her Buffering. Her remains wore laid to rest on 1 th? 2nd inst at Timrod church in the presence of a largo concourse of friends and relatives! While we regret very much to lose our friend and relativo, we bow In humble submission to Him who doeth all things well, and while our loss is groat, >t let us reinobor that otir lots is her eternal gain. A FViend. ^ B\>r S$tlc Cheap. A 1912 Motorcyclo, in good con dition, can b? bought at a bargain, i Address box 284, Cam den, S. C. V it'. I hi Mr.*" ? the PuUlc, We -wish to announce A. T. Tlsher 1b not with us more, but we are still In positlc&ui to handle any class of shoe wor#/ At a reasonable price. We .have no xSfut throat prices to offer. Nothing but first class material used. m Yours to serve, ?? Camden Harness & Shoe Repair, A. R. Bobbltt, Mgr. Work called for and delivered. 63. 9-6-4t. 'Not**?. I am no longer wfth the Camden arnegs & Shoe Repair, but can tound on law range, where t pt0imre<L to do all kinds of shoe - tiring, WorlT**ll*d for and de led. Telephone *713^"? tilK A A. T. Fisher. 1 * ? I m |'|| I V ? life's H ?2Eu. ? * m cog?*6" flvan? ?** ? \Vatee* f ught? ? ?, ?twr c?* pre ?etttt>one & , , . .Jrtng *o?dft s, ,/J. Smltu , . Disinfectant Co., um.^ sctatits. 53.&U R aw Mercantile & Bank- > ng 1 Co., supplies . . 7.00 . Heede, supplies ?. ..6,00 den Brick ,Co., brick a, t>. Floyd, supplies . . 2.83 " " 4- "Yirniture Co:, .. .. ?.7B ? 9. R H olden, Copel and, supplies . . Roberts, v*ppplles( . . . !*?&! lie Zemp, supplies . . 3.1/ Hlnson, blacksmith work 2,9 Wardlaw, blacksmith ork .. .. . .. ; .. .. 3.70 | Kelly, road work , . . .31.00 . Mobley, road'wofk . .204.84 1 ? ' , ? . ?? ?al . . 7T . . . . . $3,972.85 | \ M, C. WEST, Supervisor Kershaw County Not for Him. concluded the Sunday acher, "If you are a good imy, you will go to heaven e a gold crown on your much," said Tommy; I had them things put on a "tooth i| flaw $ ? n T nd a lot of other aople Is Described In ' X HOME PAPER fc lT *&****** ycle Repairing are how prepared Ao 1 c"? kinds of ? Bicyclfc Re ?ag at lowest prices. H E ? rd & Co., Phone 271 J 011 'Law Range. Haker MP* C?' L HACK*? tfUi' Visoim ho*x4wc meroitv. ?mm , in, lullowjnn ?^t2? HfiteCSraSi ft ?* m*w- r regular wt day, 8?iK. 'i, IPis; L. A. Ferry, road work . ; . ,14L7C Johu Colltu*, ualary . . . . /. i|.f| M. C. Wwt, iwlir/ 101. H J I), Hlncluir, imlary 61.W 1. J. McKtoiule, iMtlary . . 101.51 W. F. Ktti?iw>ell, aalary , . . ,31,7/ Hothuno Buppy Co., ?U9Dllat ll.l J. A. Sbaw, road work 1*1. f - ? -.larr ir V W. L. , .. and feae .. .. ?> *, 29.75 J, B. Creed, auypllea 07.44 A. T. Huckabea, rofid work 164.07 Audreew Horton, road work $*f1 J. 8. Tranthjim, salary and . , A/ fe?a. . . , O. L. Dixon, h alary f i H. K. Munu, aupt. obalti I ? ...... .11 r?.? work .13. B. Spring* W, xsitAJ roM ' Hoyi, Jacob*, ro G. B. King * Bou, Banking A I* ?* tl!? Co.. WW?? C. Twltty, M. I>., tow . . '? ? ? ? *'J W. ID; It w ild ttub?nk?, *V? i W. T. HoUfgg* ' Bam ttli X <1 Rjfl B X k r ? Hi >eU? _ & M-r^ //// MM if enough other." out naiUt irrtTV. TOTUW-T atUt W s ^(UV/ "l o?W SHSE *ou ?fu7? * wjtM n hla I??c' M cW?>Se? Freaue?"j and rl,m. to B0<X? Bta?on?r!f * 1 until l , patrol ?<? 8 \ *r? r?<^a *5! troU a ing. Then no seen until the next night. tidbits from the .men's 1? been repeatedly refused b} and his agility has thus fa any one from learning the the dog license he wears on ^ xtqw York Tribune. V* " f-s ? . - V v Aid to the Unlovel) "I try to be an efficient /' tory," said the hotel clerk, j I at recommending a beauty. ? trifln guests. * - . | ~ the first ti f Uu. - __ "That is one w want to know. Churches, - even dressmakers can wait a t bnt the beauty doctor is an in#. ' ' jeoesslty. Unfortunately, thej get much satisfaction out of m number* of beauty specialists , cards for distribution, but so m ' them have been mixed up in Uy onueamlsh about delft owi that 1 lew* _ . their cards. To s&ubl, science and the -women at the, time I hand out a hunch of advi . ? ments with the remark that I they are about all alike. 'V "Then they can pay their m? and take their icholce, and if ttey | their hair and complexion, they come hack on me for damages." - y ? LarfiMt Flying Fl?h. *^h?? largest flying flub on recorv . was eerved up (or breakfast on thi. British warship Ardeola a short tlmaf j mo. The Ardeola wm homeward 4 -??? wan "oft the Canary frlandi * ^ flying flab wa a v I o^eTV0?; trotn. A? t^o ?*** \1 \t?n ?*ME? ?pMW- ?Ui ww& I ??ll?f. thM C ?p?>n? Fr 1 Political Term r? R?* Held I * tena "dark home" i? The Htflire Had Its origin in tue t bo <> >> 1 W U UMtftDCe* : foUowlx4at e^tury ther? Uv?d t* lj* tle7 "ch?rftet?r" n?*u?d Fly no, Tenujr^y /wruou who dealt to h^rtee. -in { Krirelly contrived to own a I Vlfi- xJor two for raelnrpurpofee | ?^coJ?rr?nge for "* good thin*" iarlAf f lw*frln*tlon? throughout the ?Ulf or inynn's flyer* was a c sta)!top named Dunkjr Pet?, thoroughbred and able to go ?t of company. [ay KlynU visited a tow* where meeting vu in progftM?.VJ|# Pete. Tko people, knowing of the home's antecedent* end g over impressed by his ap* r, |w|Hl tlw 1M Igrmltw against the stranger. as {to beasts were being sad for the race, a certain Judge Mo upee, who was the "oraele" of part of the stato, arrived on the rse and was made one of the race 1k?i. j An h? took III* place on the stand ho faa told of tha* folly of the owwr of [ha atrange entry. Running his eya dv or the track the Judge Instantly roc ?gnl*ed Pata, "Gentlemen," said Mo? Jtflnamaa, "there's a dsrkjiorse in th*a >f*. aa youU goon find out." I yr as right Pata. "the dark horse/' J V until tha tbree-4uarter pola S B^ed, whan ha want to tha k['<t rush and won tha raoe. \pm\ ERE SUGGESTION r v ? ? owover, Threaten?* ? a Fir?t*Cr?jjF ?PM* '> - ?# I * qO >\V\ a^?. 0 >%'V$: ImBS i|p* fir & \ . k. & 'CP K\V \ *\ WR1GHWVOI4 BHACH ^ | la calling youths surf, the mus fe.VTcry out for you to follow the crowd. No more delightful seaside resort on South Atlantic Coast for hath in*, boating, fishing and vacation pleasures... Reached In a few hours via the elegant service of the ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD, the stand ard railroad .of the south, and con nections, ? M . -i , i|, for ft # u t ? v ~ My plantation In West Waters*, ueven miles from Camden, for rent for the year 1913. 221 acres In cultivation. Buildings on farm In good repair. X Apply to H. Tru?s del, Camden, 8 .0. 8*9--tf. " ' " Must Re Native Breed. ft has been found In Andalusia that sa hard trlpi the only saddle horsee surviving extreme hardship and lae* of food are the Spanish; the Import* Od t\orsen all suonumh. A ItoMtft Qt Beef. ^ *?? Komi ?. m Julcln..,, T.Dd,ram j, of tttevor. Bwf ,b> ( Menu. : K?r prlme ^ ? ?? us. Iiyfe r JSS *'k '? '? y \./3y -? ; #<x> Uim Motion Pic tviww All Ne*t We?k *t ?w> Oj?r, ACTION OF THE KIMBALL PI iveness is joined with over Concentrated xon the effort to ^ the highest type. Piano custoi ^preciate tljis fact, which of them say that the Kii jar piano or organ, seethe KimEatf ?e for: catalogue and price list. State Jbuv is wanted. w Mr,' R. Mrs. Jrs/m Mr. G. A, Mrs. J. R Mr. J. S.1 1 Mr. H. Mr. F. Mifi8 Mr. S. Mrg. N. .. . S*' Rev. E. Mrs. b! k Mr. J. Mr/w.% Capt. L. L These Pit County by J, strument ?nly time is NQW. Begin w evejy month, every day of ?) vour stumD land inv< ?y be producing the best crops? ?iig and less than nothing th*>?S Mb acres that TOu caift