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Aortal anii Jffrwmal artm?"1 >?> MM5 LOUISE IT N?TI>s . 3? V HlH Mot4>r <?wr bought a motor cur, mT pride i? " wu" ?roat , In arrow somo broken glass, $ k (1 frieiul for a ride, they both enjoyed it rine, In J < > UjmI. r went bunt, " $30,49. f started H country tour, find hatl a l"t of fun, Li ||f lilll a dltoh, mi |?o.::i. took h? wilfu downtown to shop, y, proud ?H proud could be. t i l,eii lie bumped a trolley pole, II 190.83, when lie found himself broke, , tearful rage be cried, rob the .children's Having bank, Lid have just one more ride." ? ? ?Exchange. ?{( ? - ? I'ihb Fry. ? . | |ap enjoyable affair of last week a fish fry, at which Mr. Q.1 Renoir was the genial host. I j guests went down oil the Bthbound Southern to Hagood"s, from that station was conveyed wagons to Mr. I^enolr's plarua aiid mill. A delightful day passed under the spreading on tbe hunks of the pond. In jijlon to the tempting picnic ier, the host had one hundred fifty fish tor the fry. | Among those who attended were and Mrs. Blakeney Zemp, Mrs. G. Richardson, Dr. John W. Cor t, Mrs. (\ Whitaker, Mr. Ro Mr. James DeLoache, Misses ulse Blakeney, Etta Zemp, Bes Lenoir, Mary J^enolr, William )ney, Jean Lenoir and others. Charmed by the picturesque spot d having dazzling dreams of cap ering a* multitude of the finny be that abound in the waters of s pond, the same party with a additions, have gone down this ek on a camp. Mr. James De *che, who is a veteraji ^camper" d also a celebrated fisherman*, Is 'aptain of the host." Fednesday Morning Bridge Club. , Delightfully cool and inviting wer^ dainty rooms of Mrs. Jno. Can 's pleasant home, when shei charm ly played the role of hostess to i Wednesday morning bridge club \i- week. Vases and bowls of flowers . were everywhere, ibe.lr |ight and varied colors contrasting utifully with the green. On a rby stand was n handsome silver nch bowl filled with an icy and sted beverage that constantly re shed the competitors at the ta s who were bidding for fortunes ore. [After the games the. hostess serv cake and ice cream. The substitutes were Mrs. W. B. Loach, Mrs. Ida S. Heath, Missesl ^nette Boykln and Henriette John* " '? \ . Xn lilrtliday I'Mlly, In honor of her Eleventh birth' ilny, Miua Hannah Lazarus charming* ly out ?,i !aiiu'(l on Tuesday afternoon, Klevcti of her friends and compan ions had been invited to come in and celebrate, Th^ afternoon was paBt- 1 cd li? playing game* (hat are ul waya now, Intereentlug and exciting to youthful hearts.. la ?ho dining room a I o n k table had been beauti fully decorated for the occasion, hav ing aw a center piece, a tall vane of lllieH, the KiiftitH Kathered around thin festive board, #here Ice cream ahd cake were aerved. Three Yearn Old, Martin Ansel, the bright little won of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hateman, wa? Just three years old laat Monday, and In lionor of the event, invited tweivty-flve or thirty "youngatera" to come In and make merry. After a gay romp, and many gamea, they were invited into the dining room, whfre -three candlea twinkled merri ly on the birthday cake, and around the prettily appointed table thfey were given a feast of home-made candy, fruit, ice cream and cake. This party will be among the little fellow'a earliest lmpreaaiona, and no doubt the lonKest to linger aa a happy memory. At The Churche*. Rev. Henry C. Salmond, of Lex ington, Ky.j will fill the pulpit at Grace Kpiscopal Church, this city, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, ? The third quarterly conference of the Methodist church will be heeld -at the Methodist parsonage ..tonight, I'reselding Polder W. I. Herbert, of this district, will be present. Hev. John A. Davison, of Comer, Oa., the new pastor of the Camden Baptist church will arrive In Cam den this week and will preach at the morning ancf evening services. ! To Build School House. I Messrs. Mitcham & Stokes," con tractors, of this city, have secured the contract for the erection of a modern school house at Liberty Hill to be located on the same site of the old building. Mr. Stokes was at Liberty Hill last week seeing af ter Vhe* work which will commence Monday. The new building will cost in the neighborhood of $1,300. liurbccue to be Given, Plans are being made for a big barbecue on August 20th, by the members of the Kershaw County Live Stock Association. The place for holding the barbecue has not yet befen. definitely settled upon but will be mart? in further announcements; The telephone girl was on her vacation and fishing. A friend in another boat called, "Hello, Hello, Central!" Just then she got a bite, and answered, "Line's, busy!" *?? nitr " . ' Happy is The Woman Who is Never Unprepared Who can always lay a nice appetising meal or light luncheon before any guest ? -unexpect^l: pv "liot^ Her frttends praise her 0r her housewifely qualltiie^lnd ghrf* feels that delightful sat isfaction which can orfly come from hospitality perfectly done. The secret lies iin having a well chosen selectlonl of can n?<i Roods and table dainties alwa^i at hand. I?ok over our_ stock? the best of the kind lochia town ? and make a selection today. Thenl put your fear cupboard for you Wtll^ - ? .~/ - Prepared for any company ? -com? when, it may. PBKKONAL MENTION. .... ? ? Mutter* ?>r General laterwt tjecwwl by Our . Mrs. A. L. Hearon lb vUitlug her mother In Columbia. Muiiter Kenneth Murchison Low* ery, of Now York, Is spending a mouth with ruelutive* lit C?m<l#A MU? Margaret Kluley, of York? ! vllle, and Miss l,oreiia Humphries, of Camden, ure the guests of Miss Jean Koddey Black, of Academy 8t. Rock Kill Herald. Mra, A. J. PapHh wuh culled to Augusta yesterday to attend the bedside of her brother who wan In jured In u rallwuy accident, and is now In a hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoykln, Mrs. Burwell Boykin* Mrn. W. O. Hay and sons, Misses Mary Whitaker, K*lora Hoykln, Mary Hoykln and Mr. W. I). Tranthaiu formed a party for a pleasure trip to Big Spring* this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones Hoykln, of Camden, are guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Hey ward In Shandon. Mr. Boy kin returns to Camden Monday. Mrs. Hoykln will spend some time here with her daughter. ? Tuesday's Columbia Kec ord. Mm, Helf Dead. Mrs. Sallle Self, wife of Mr. Jno. Self, who resides about 13 miles east of Camden was taken sudden ly 111 last Monday afternoon unji died about three hours later. De^ ceased was about 33 years of age and is survived by her husband and two daughters. The burial took place Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at Sandy Grove Church. Preaching at Mt, Olivet. Rev. T. - fj. -Cole was in f^amden on Monday, and requested us to an nounce that there would be services at Mt. Olivet next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The public cordially -4nvlted to attends Cunning I)emoOMllti(>n. ' Miss Edith Parrott and Prdf. Jas. L. Carberry met with a good number of the members of the girls Toma to Club Monday at the High School building and gave them valuable in structions in canning. A goodly number of the parents were also present. Short talks were made by Mr. I. J. McKenzie, Mr.. Birchmore, Miss Parrott and Prof, Carberry. A demonstration was also given at Kershaw on Tuesday. Death of an Aged I<ady. Mrs. Caroline Truesdel, widow of the late Seaborn Truesdel, died last Tuesday morning at her old home* place near Sand Hiil church, about one mile southeast of Kershaw. Mrs. Truesdel was 76 years of age and was one of the most estima ble and highly respectable ladles of the community. She is survived by nine children ? four daughters and five sons. The Fir?t Victory. The dove had returned to the ark With the olive branch and a copy of The 'Ararat Weekly Bugle. Noah hastily scanned the headlines of the first page. "How did the election com^ out?" asked Shem. "The whole blame country went wet," replied Noah. ? (Mnlcnnati Kn quirer. Meeting Chjiml?er of Commerce. The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will be held at Recorder's court room, Wednesday, Aug. 6, at 5 p. m. You are earnestly requested to be present. C. P. DuBose, Secretary. NOTICK. The annual meeting of the stock holders * of the Bank of Camden wi^l be held at the Bank building Monday, August 4th, 1913, at 5 o'clock p. m. ^ ' . ' C. H. YATES, 1 4 Cashier. "Hurry up! Shell out! Hand over all you got ? money, watches, (Jewel ry," said the bandit as h? hurried thru a held-up train with an auto matic gun in his hand. ' . "Oblige me with your card," said a .local agent passenger/ hap ding ov er his valuables. "Would like to consider engaging you as ai collector ? you have snch a persuasive me thod:" ? - . 7.-..?: Ijarge Crowd at Bethfine. t A croWd estimated at two thousan [people gathered at the picnid at Btjg I Springs, near Bethune Wedjk$s<iiiy. : The chief feature of the occasion be* ling the address of Hon. R.Mr Man? i ntng. Although a candidate for gov ! ernor next year Mr. Manning diil | not mention politics, but spol(e on education and _ agrlcul tturftl interests The ball > game la the . afternoon he twtfftn Bethune and Cheraw resulted in a score of 2 to 0 in favor of Be thune. Music was furnished by the McBee band, It was said to be the largest crowd ever gathered at that place. Perfect order was mat n tain - "id 'siKrUttr -- " " Wants ? For Sale ? Rents Ads lusorted under this heading for 1 cunt per word. No ad taken for leas than 26 cents. BTRAYKD or 8T0IJCN From Hen H?r** y *t? pubture, about Juum 20th, one durk cream colored Jersey cow, horns partly meeting, and Ih ex tremely swayhack. A liberal re ward will be paid for her return to 1,. M. Hull. CHindap, route 2. 1 3 1 f . AUTO TRANSFER. *Wh?n you want to lake a trip awa> from town on Sunday Int me carry you. Tele phone 296-J. W. C). Hay. 13. WANTED My customers to know that 1 am still at the (mine place with my Tallorlug and PreHslug and um uble to give you the name find class work ax In the past. Call the name phone number ? *4.7. The Fit Right Tullors, M. L. Cilllam. Mgr. 14 FOR SALE. ? 1913 model Motor Cycled and Motor Routt* at bargain prices. all make*, brand new ma chines, on easy monthly payment plan/ Get our proposition before buying or you will regrot It, also bargains In used Motor Cycles. Write* us today. Enclose stamp tor re ply. Address Lock Box 11, Tren-' ton, Mich. 13-23. WANTED? My friends and the public to know that I have moved my tailoring and pressing business from the new Dibble bldg, where I have been for several - months, to 1103 Broad street, in the building formerly occupied by Dr. Alexander, aH a dental office, where I will be ? < glad for my friends to favor ? me with their continued patronage. ? Glbbs C. Carter & Co. 13-16 FOK QUICK SAfcffc? -l-am offer ing a few high cIusb Iudlan runner Ducks for sale cheap. G. A. De Kay, Camden, S. C. 12-3-4 SALE ? Dry ptno wood all $3.00 per cord. A card addressed to Belton Owens, Boykln, S. C., will bring what you want. 12-13 WANTED- ? My friends to know that I am doing better work than ever in my pressing and cleaning department, and from my past recor In this work, you know what it is. Phone 4 7. The Fit-Right Tailors, M. U Gllllam, Mgr., 14.. RENT. ? Four room unfur nished cottage on Fair Street for rent._. Apply to James R. DeLeache, Sr.* Camden ,S. C. 13. ' .. ? -? ^ - FOR RENT.? Store with three rooms back of It. Apply to 1206 Sixth ave. Broad, Camden, S. C, 2-t t FOR SALE. ? Stove wood for sale cut to right length. Price |2 per large two-horse load. H. Savage,. Camden, S. C. May 9-3 mo."7 " WANTED ? Glri to learn telephone operating. Must be of good charac ter and 7th grade common school educivtfon. Apply to Chief Operator, Sou. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., Camden, S. C. ' ; ' 14 ?FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, August 30, 1913, I will make to the Probate Court of Keershaw county my final return as Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Julia M. Boy kin, deceased, and apply to the said Court for Letters Dlsmissory. A. H. Boykin, , v Administrator. Camden, S. C., July 28, 1913. Annual Mountain ami Seashore Ex cursion. The Atlantic Coast Line offers exceedingly .attractive round trip rateB to "Washington, Norfolk, Rich mond and the mountain and seashore resorts. Wednesday, August 13, is the date fixed by the Atlantic Coast Line for its annua) mountain and sea shore excursion which is looked for ward to by thousands of its patrons as the most appropriate time, for a summer vacation, especially on ac count 6t the season of the year', the low rates, and (he splendid service given on these excursions, which have proven so popular in the past. On the date named the Atlantic CoaBt Ltne -will sell round trip tick ets from Camden at the following rates: t ;to Washington $9.00 ;; to Richmond, $8.00; to Norfolk, $8.00: Wilmiqgton, (for Wrlghtsville and Carolina Beaches), $6.0o; ? Myrtle Beach, $6.00; and at very low ex? cursi6n rates to about twenty-five mountain and seashore resorts in North and South Carolina. The tickets will be limited return ing to reach original starting point on any train up to but not later thafl midnight of Sunday, Aug. 31, 1913..' . Schedules, reservations, tickets and any information may be obtaneid bjr calling on E. D. Tlson, ticket agent, A. C. L>., Camden ,S C.. or writing W J CraJg, P. T. Mm or T. C White, THIS IS RECIPROCITY RIGHTMaND Our Regular Depositors are welcomed at both window When You Sell Your Crops deposit the returns witF us. Pay your billa with a check. When You Need Money you will find us ready to load This is "Only Business." The Loan & Savings Bank Consider This: Is it safe to carry just partial Fire Insurance? Is it safe to have but fifty per cent or so of your property protected"? Today, Now? look into the question of additional fire insur ?ance if you feel that your property is inadequately protected. Sound, safe fire insurance is secured here ? and that kind only. Let's talk the matter over. WILLIAMS INSURANCE & REALTY COMPANY (Incorporated*) ^ i 1012 Broad Street ; Camden, South Carolina Cleanly Surroundings and sanitary methods guaran tee to our patrons the utmost purity in everything we handle. ? I Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Meats of every kind whenever procurable. ROBERTS MARKET SEABOARD AIR LINE Annual August Excursion TO THE MOUNTAINS AND EASTERN CITIES, AUGUST 13th ' Rates From Camden, S. C. To WASHINGTON - - $9.00 " RICHMOND - - ? _ : - $8.00 " NORFOLK - __ . - $8.00 1 Correspondingly low rates to various other mountain and seashore resorts. Tickets limited for return to reach original starting point not later than midnight August 3 1st, 1913. Special Steel Coaches and Sleepers Electric Lights, Fans, Etc. ? ? "? For fuTI information relative rates, reservations, etc*, nearest Seaboard agent or write C.W. sum.*,. 1 .WJi ? 7