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Why You Should Buy ? at Home Tu? following reasons "Why you should buy at Horny, " WUI convince you that it is- to your interest und benefit that you nUould mend your w ayH and buy from your home inorchAin ) You huy at h'omo because your Interests are here. ' tiecatiBo you want to Hee tho goods, if / ' Because you poll what you produce liere at home. Hera use you want to get what you puy tor. Hocause tho man you buy from pays' his part of tho etiy IHd county taxes. Because tho community that la Rood enough for you to live In |8 good enough for you to buy in. Because you believe in transacting business with friends. Jlecauae the man you buy from atanda back of hla goods. Because every dollar a pent at homo ataya at homo and workB for tho development of the country. Because tho man you buy from helpa suppovt your school, your church, your lodge und your home. Hero i? where you live and here ia where you should buy. Adopt these resolutions and thereby help to make your own community a better and more desirable one In every respect. BUY YOUR HARDWARE FROM. Malone - Pearce - Young Hardware Company Springs & Shannon We carry a full line of Wagons, Buggies, Mowers, Rakes, Pise Harrows, Little Joe Harrows and all kinds Farm Implements. PFNflNr ^ complete line of Southern Fence lLlivlliU Another car just received of the kind that is "Horse Tight, Bull Strong, Pig Tight" Poultry l?r Mf*C Closely woven at botton and will turn & Garucu - small chicks. Square mesh wrapped wire. The newest, strongest and . best poultry wire on the market. Look over our stock and get our prices. f ftftPFRIPQ Wholesale and Retail, Farmers UuUvLtllLu Supplies. The place where the prices are lowest and Quality right. , ? Agents for Piedmont Wagons, Rock Hill and Taylor Cannady Buggies?the kind that give the service after others have worn out. Springs & Shannon For Best Her vice SEE __ J. B. ZEMP D R AY A Q E " Kerosine, Gasoline, . Wood and Coal. Robin Zemp's Drug Store is THE PLACE tO GO FOR COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM EVERY DAY fc (Made in Thomas' Drug Store, Columbia, S. C.) fe, J- ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STORE ^ompUy L . ? Tel ophono Number 30 TO MKKT IN CAMI?KN. K^ntjyuv <t lit I UiuhhUt <Hri^* t<i II** on Friday, May HO. My l>ear IJrother Carriers: The annual meeting of the Kerahaw I/anraster 'Association will convonc In the court Iioukh at Camden on Tuesday, May 30th, it being a iih tlonal holiday, at 1 1 o'clock. I wis to extend to every carrier and sub stitute in the two counties an In vitatlnn to attend thla meeting. You owe U to the government, to your family and yourself to Joirt the as sociation, identify yourself with the work and help Improve all condl ttona incident to the wojrji In which you are engaged. If yon way nothing wan he ac complished l>y organization, your, Judgment Ih up againat the finest business men in the country in Home other branches of tho Hervlce; they are one hundred per cut organised. With us, 4 2,00,0 atrong, we have on ly 10,000 in the association. Thirty-two thousand, good, loyal, hard-working, competent men, that wo never needed worse than at this time, and they need us. The parcel post business is here to Btay and Ih increasing every day. We must meet the requirements; tho government will met us if we nmke our needs known in the right way. Brother Carrier#, if you can't poRHibly attend the meeting in per son send' us your name with $1.25 and let us enroll you for one year. At thlH meeting officers will bo elected for one year and delegatus will be elctd to th state meeting to be held at Orangeburg on Labor ' Way. I>. H. Fletcher, I Kershaw, S. O, President. UeKuIb News Xnt?N. ] Special to The Chronicle. I Do K alb, S. C., May 21.? We had a fine rain in thin section Monday j night. Cotton and corn are coming up nicely now. Gardens are looking real well. have returned to Lancaster after a Mr. and Mrs. t,lntrl<> ;n?) fliiwirkm pleasant stay with Mrs. Llngle's-fa : ther, Mr. West. j Miss Li 1 lie Hay, who was carried to the Columbia hospital on last j Friday for an operation, is doing I nicely, we are glad to learn. Mrs. G. E. - Taylor; of Camden, was the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. L. ; L. Clyburn's last week end. Mr. .T. F. Olftrk, of our town, was !.in Camden last Friday. * Mrs. Louis Truesdald spent several .days .with her sister,' Mrs. J. J. 'OWens, last week.' Mr, N, ,11. Workman was in 'Cam j den one day past week. j. Mr. It. A, Vaughan while working l around his saw mill was painfully j burned by steam one day last week. Master Boyd Workman Is visiting 'his uncle, Mr. Ed. Workman, of I Stockton this week. F Mrs. Sallie Gardner, of Kershaw, | is the guest of Mrs. L. L. Clybunn. Born ? to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ow j ens, Jr., on May 15th, a boy. 1 Mr. Doby Huckabee, of Camden, ! was here last Saturday. Mr. Sam Truesdale was In Cam* I den Friday. Uncel Jake Alexander, one of the old time negroes died here last week. We were sorry Jto hear ' of his death. A moonlight picnic and fish fry was given at Vaughan's mill pond ; last Friday night. There was ' an abundance of fish and other good things to eat. A guitar and two violins furnished music by which the ydtinger set danced. Everybody had a most pleasant time. Mrs. J. J. Owens, Sr., of Westville, spent Sunday with Mr. Willie Owens family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Truesdale spent Sunday in Columbia, making the trip in their auto. Mr. Henry Spears and children, of Kirklaiid's, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Speara Sundr Mrs. John Rabon and family were i the guests of her father,. Mr_.JlJ Uarfield, on last Sunday. Mr. T. M. Honeycutt was in Cam den last Friday. Missionary Institute. The W, M. U. of S. C., announces a Missionary Institute to be held in Bamberg, June 3rd and 4th, 1913. I Among the speakers will be Mrs. W. J. Hatcher, acting president; Mrs. J. R. Flzer, corresponding sec i retary; IWrs. P. E. Cllnkscales, Y. ! W. A. Superintendent; Mtb. C. E. Watson, vice president Northetft*'dl vlslon. Each church Is entitled . to two .delegates, who will be given, free entertainment Nauis of those who wish entertainment Should be . sent I at once to chairman Hospitality j committer Morning ?easion at 10 ! o'clock^ afternoon session at 3. Mrs. J.dO. I^ewis, t Chairman Hospitality Com. Mrs. S. E. Goodale, Associational Supt. A young man named Fludd a shot twice in Manning county Tues day by a young man named Brow der, and is in the Sumter hospital. i "to CITATION. Statu of South Carolina. County of XffliiB 1 Hy W. L. McDowell, Esquire, J'ro- ! bato Judge. WUKKKAS, II II 1 1 a i i i m.ul. uiitr to mo. to grant him Letters of Administration, t|?>. bonis lion, of lh*t Eat h t?* of and effects of Louisa Quails. These are therefore to cite and admoulah all and singular 'ho kin dred and creditors of the said Louisa Quails, deceased, that they be and appear before me. In the Court of 1'robate, to be held at Camden, H. C., on May 29th, next, after publication thereof, at 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if uny. they huvp, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my Hand, thin 15th day of May, A. I)., 1913, W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co. Published on the 10th and 23rd days of May, 191.8, In the Camden Chronicle. PAY YOIK CITY LHTONSK NOW. All city licenses are now past due and must he paid at once If you wish to avoid the penalty. Also, your commutation tax and dog li cense muHt he paid without furth er delay. - Don't wait any longer. S. F. Braslngton. Mayor, <}. G. Alexander, Treasurer. May 8, 1913. 3t.* TAX EXECUTIONS. Under and by virtue of sundry tax executions to mo directed 1 will sell in front >ot the Court House door in Camden, S. C., on the first Monday in June, 191,>, tho follow ing described real estate: 4 acres of land and 2 buildings, bounded on the north by lands of K. 8. VUIeplgue; East by K. 8. Villepigue, M. M. Klrkland and Cha ney Shields;' Soutii by P. A. Kirkr land, and West by Camden and Lan caster public road. Levied upon as the property' of the estate of Hen ry Shields and to be sold for taxes for 1912. W. W. Huckabee, Sheriff of Kershaw County. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND C'HED ? ITOKS. ~ All parties indebte d to the es tate of A. K. Hough, deceased, are hereby notified to niuke payment to the undersigned, and ?\11 parties hav ing claims aguinst the Bald estate will present jthem duly attested' within the lime prescribed by law. Mary Ann Hough, Executrix. May 1, 1913. Dr. Alfred A. Pattorson, and ? Dr. K. H. KerriHon DENTISTS Successors to Dr. L. W. Alston QIHcm in thk Mann Untitling Phono 185 ADM I MSTRATOlt'S NOTICE. ' All parties indebted to the es tate of Mrs. Anni/> G. Price, de ceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties having claims against said estate will present them duly at tested. J. \j. GUY, Administrator. May 1, 1913. ? : %? . . .1 . . I , FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that ono i month from this date on Saturday, j May 31, 1913, I will present to the Probate Judge of Kershaw County my final accounting as administrate of the estate of Robert Quails, de ceased, and apply to said Court for Letters Dlsmtssory. ? H. H. Harris, Administrator. April 3 0, 1913. FINAL DlSOHAKOE. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Tuesday, June 3rd, 1913, I will apply to the Probate Court of Kershaw County for a final discharge as Asminisjtrft tor of the estate of Shadrack James. Edward Smyrl. Administrator. Cabinden ,S. G., May 2, 191C. 1-2-3-4. FINAL I>I SCHA RG E . Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, June 7, 1912, 'I will apply to the [Probate Judge of Kershaw County for a final discharge as administra tor of the estate of Thomas J. Ken nington; deceased. Perry D. StoVes, May 3. 1918. 2-3-4-5 WINTHROP COLLEGE ^Scliolarsliip and Entrance Examina tion, *Tuly 4. The examination for 4he award of., vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col lege and for the admission of new students will be hdld at the County Court House on Friday, July 4, at 9 a. m. Applicants must be not less than sixteen years of age. When scholarships are vacant after July 4 they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided - they meet 1 the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson: before the examination for Scholarship ex- I amlnation blanks. > Scholarships are worth $100. and free tuition. The next session will i I open September 17, 1913. For fnr- j ther information and catalogue, ad- I dress Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock] j HiR, S .C. REAL ESTATE DO YOU WANT TO SELL BUY LOAN BORROW 1 May f ielp Y ou. LAURENS T. MILLS, CAMDEN, S. C. ANG'S PHONE 2 4 1*11 ? Any lning FOR Any Meal IGH GRADE GROCERY IF YOU EXPECT to buy a Ford this Spring or Summer and not ready to take it now, please place your order with me now for future delivery so ,that I can provide for your wants. I ex* pect to have a complete line of the follow . ing in stock by May 2nd. All sizes of firestone caseings and inner tubes, apark plugs, chains and Ford parts, etc. D. C. SHAW The FORD Man SUMTER, S C. ANNUAL REUNION ' United Confederate Veterans .. ? , ? .. - ? : ? -? .'Sri Sir CHATTANOOGA, TENN. May 2 7th to 29th, 19 13 Unusual Very Low Round Trip Fare* Southern Railway PREMIER CARRIER OE THE 80UTH ? .* ? t ^ / ? ?? ?f ?- * - ' *? ?'* A. ? ? ,i . , Tickets on sale May 24th, Jf7t,h fluut return limit -JTnns~tltli;~I$TT.~~ Final limit may be extended to June 25th by personally depositing tickets at Chattanooga On or before June 6th upon payment of fee of 50c. Attractive side trip excursion fares from Chattanooga May 27th to ? 31st, inclusive, with ftnal limit June 23rd, 1913. Excellent schedules And train service via Southern Railway. M ? , j ?<?'- * ?? ?* "aL For full information as to rates, ?tc., apply to local' tiket agent or I address W. K. McC.ee, A. O. P. A.; Columbia. S. C.; or W. H. Caffey.j ID. A.. Charleston, 8. C. I (