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MANONH BANgUMT , I iOviuK Ottp FreMtttod tin v. 11. Jlrowim Who Will Hooii Ia??vo. I^awt ii ik l* t at eight o'clock in re apone to n summons from the Wor shipful Master, It. f, Uoodale. the members of thu Kershaw Lodge No. 21), A. P. M., gathered ut their Lodge rooiu. b'rom the number of brethren preset) t , by tin* prompt lies* with which they arrived ami from the expectant looks upon the coun tenances of the brothers U could bo oastly discerned that rumors an to the probability of. refreshments dur ing the evening hud been well . n ou luted. Among those most con spumous were I'ust Musters, K, L. Zo U?I>, J, \V. Cofbett, C. II. Yates and Wallace uud Woruhipful Master It. T. (loodalo. ThlH special oo'umuuicutlon wuh culled for the purpose of presenting aprons to the hw_MuHtor Masons who hud been raised during the year* I'JIiJ add IPIH, and for (ho fun Iter purpose ot b(A ding farewell to Brother II. M. Hrowno, who Is soon to leave C'ani den. I'ast Muster P Leslie Zemp In a few well cho#en and eloquent re marks presented the aprons to the brother* who had been ruined dur ing the pant two year a. After bear ing from i'ust Musters John W. Cor bett and J. II. Wallace, end IJfoth or 11. M. Browne, the attention of thoae present wua then culled to the fnct that refreshments wow in order. A well cooked and prepar- j ed oyster aupper wiih then aerved. After thoae preaent had done jua- ! tlce to the oysters, the Worahipful I Maxtor introduced Mr. L. T. Mllla, who In belt a 1 11 of the Lodge, in a few well chosen remarks, in token of the love and affoctioh and the great eateem In which Brother .11. It. Browne has been held, preHented Mr. Browne a handsome silver* pilch er. The Maater then called upon vu rlous momhefra preaent for abort talks which wnro well and heartily responded to. After hearing talka that ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous, tho craft ropalredto their homes after having spent a plo.iBnnt and moat nnjoyuhlo evening Tho following Maater Masoua re ceived aprons at this meeting: lj. (). Drowning, W. W. King, P. 10. Brooks, L. A. Klrkland, .(>. L. Illack well, J. B. Zemp, |. J. McKenzle, A. W. Burnet, T. J. LipHComh, M. (?. lluckubee, P 1). Campbell, Jr., W. L. Btokes, La.'/. and (loo. Lovkoff, It. It.' Teaiii, N. C. Arnot, Julius Ju. c.ohson, A. R Robertson, W. D. . Truntham, VV. C. Moore, It. P. Simp son, W. I j. McNair, 8. W. VanLan dlngham, J. I). Hhaw, Y. I). Mont gomery, John- Cuntoy, VV. II. lfalle, J. H. Oaburn, J. B. Uardwick, J. II. Clyburn, J. R, Woat, Jno. H. Hal sall, B. CJ. Zeiiip, P. I). Oq>odale. ^ MHH. IIFI/IOX IIFAKI) OFAI). Youiiu lirido of Only a Short MimtliN 1'aH.scN Away. Our community was shocked yes terday when it was announced that. Mrs. Helton Hoard had Just .died at her homo on Mill Street. It. came ;ia ii chip of thunder from a clear sky to her- many friends, for no one knew of her Illness which was very sudden. < Mrs. Hoard was before her mar riage, Miss Mary Man. daughter of the late John ('. Man, of this city. ItoHt of her young life was spent in Texas, hut for tho past several years, shit has made her home in Camden. Loss than a year ago she was mar ried to Mr. Helton Heard, of this elty, and today a dark shadow lias fallen over a home that was bright and happy for a few short months, and our sincere sympathy noes on t to the young husband in this the darkest hour of his life. Mrs. Heard leaves one brother,1 Mr. bawenee Man, and one sister. Miss Lillian Man, who Is now in < Florida on a visit, and the funeral I will not be held until she can reach home. Mrs. Heard was a consistent mem- j her of the Methodist Church ? a love ly christian character, beloved by all who knew hor The sympathy of j the entire town goes out to the nrlef ?tricken family. Fire IjnNt Nigh*. Fire last nij;ht destroyed a small barn on the premises of Mr. C5 . A. Rli a mo on Fair Streot. No damage was done to the dwelling. Miss Marie Jones, of Sumter, was tho guest of Miss Lill Lollis, dur ing fair week. I PKKHONAJ/ MENTION. MnJtcru of ()?;uera| InUirent (k<ured l?y Our i|4)iM>rU>r?, ICdUou'ft real "Talking Picture* at l ho Oporu' Houho Tueaday night Mm. VV. I 1. Maxoy, of Columbia, wan the guowt of Mrn W, V. Da vit) taut Saturday. Mr?, H. W, Ooodalo lit tended Die Woiiiuii'h MlHMiouury Union In An demon laa? w???k and r?porta a fin# mooting. Mm. C. It. Hunuoom, of HtatoBvllle and Mm. T. VV. liolcoinb, of Ajjho^ vllle, N. ? (Jv aro tho ? of Mm. T. (5. ltayl<>. William Campbell, wanted at ('In- j 4-lnimU for murder, waa convlotod at Montreal of klllliiK a man there and aontenced to die December 3 1. ai^l Mrs, M. I,. HinJttl Idft fliln week for a ?tay at Whito Hprluga, Fin, Mr,. Hinlth haw been unwell for Boipo tnilo and lutH gone thoro for a rent M r.-t. M. W. Dong and her KU??Bt, Mm. (Minrlfa Morton, of Baltimore, I of I on Hunday night for the North. They were accompanied hy MIhh Ben ale Yoiiiik, who wtll apend Boveral woeka there, , ('hurloa Murk, who hroko Jail tit Fond du Dae, VVIh., wan ruptured at Buffalo pl<uidi?K guilty to em bea gling *r?ot> from tho International Correupondouce Hchooia and wiih glv on 18 month b. MIhh Anna Burnett, tho Now York achool teaebor wlio committed aui cldo l>y jttinpiiiK from a alx atory apart inont, la aald to havo heeu worried f by hoya' untica and over atudy for ad vanceinont. Cumden furniahed a large delega tion in Columbia thla ww*k allend iiiK "Hon Hur." Homo of thoae In attendance wore: Mr. and Mm. J. H. Dindany, Mr; and Mr?. John Net tloa, ilov. ?!. A. Daviaon, Mra. C. VV. Birchniore, MIhb Mary Nlcholaon, MIhh Joe Hamlin, MIhh ICtta Zomp, Mra. Lealle Zomp, Mlsa Alberta Tear Mm. Dour lioykin, Dr. J. T, Hay, W. R, D?+Doaoh*\ W. ft. Fve. Jr., K; W. Murchlaon, W. F. Nettloa, Dr. VV. ,J. Dunn. Mr. and Mra. 15 u gone Brown, Mra. J. VV. Oorbett, MrH. J. Whltakor, Mm. C. C. VVhltaker, MIhb Holon Oelaenheimer, MIhh Tros aa Block, Mr. and Mth. H. L. ScIiIob burg, MIhb Ray Karosh, Mr. and Mm. M. H. Heyman and child, Mr. and Mrs? H. D. Watkina, Mm. H. I*. DoDoache, W. D. McDowell, Vernon McDowell, Kd win Sullivan, MIhb Mln nin Hullivan, Mr. and Mm. H. R,. McOreight, C. it. LgwIh, Jr., VV. If, Mnlone, Mr. and Mm. B. H. Bauhi., ? r ? 4 FUK|>. ,f. ADAMS DKAh. Ft 11 While in lli^ lte<l lloont and Never Regained (JoiihcIouniiomh. Mr. Fredouick J. Adams', aged f>4 yourB, diod very suddenly ut the homo of his brother, Maj. Sam It. Adams, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. AdamH was alone in his room at the tiino and Mrs. Adams hearing a fall, called to him and getting no response entered the room and found him lying on the floor face downward. A physician was sum moiled and he gave it as his belief that tiie man was dead before lie struck the floor, having been strick en with appoplexy. Mr. Adams was a Milan of quiet disposition and had many friends wiio will regret to hear of his death. He was a native of Ohio. For a number ol' years he was a resident of Texas, but for the last. three years has resided in Camden, at the homo of his brother 011 East DcKalb St root. Besides his brother in Cam den, Mr. Adams is survived by one brother and two sisters in Ohio, and an only son in the United States navy, who is at present 011 the S. S. Maryland. The funeral servU4?s were held at tho residence of his brother, on Wednesday, conducted by their pas tor. Kev. F. II. Harding. Edison's real Talking Pictures at the Opera House Tuesday night. Governor O'Neal of Alabama, will not call tho Legislature together to elect a Senator, as ho believes lie has the power to appoint. Two 111011 were suffocated by a windy shot in a coal mine at Pine Ridge, Ind., and a third died from excitement after sounding the alarm. The convention of the Episcopal Diocese of New York postponed for a year action on a proposal to give women a vote in church government Comprehensive? Complete? Modish? Exclusive-Smart OUR DISPLAY -OF? Early Winter Late Fall Millinery is such as to meet our most exacting demands. You will find our prices exceptianally moderate and our ser vice painstaking and courteous. ? You Are Cordially Invited to Attend MISS MATT1E GERALD UHT or THE WINNER*. Young Who M?vo Mwl? <#o?m 1 in Tomato (jlub Work. tiim following 1h ^ list of young Indie* who won pronituni for ex* hibila and rerords for Knowing uuu canning of tomutoea during the paai year; lioat yield, Lola Halle Hilton. $1(6 trip. Hunt report, Hallle I. Poovey, $15 trip; All point* considered, Louiae Mur chlaon, $10. % 3 i <1 yield, Huby Maddox, 3rd heat report, Ethel Iiruce, $6. 4th yield, Gertrude M^Leod, $3.50 pair ahoee. 4th beat report, Jennie Croxton, $3.50 PSJt* Hiiin>crrt. 6th beat , report, Belje Kennedy, 6th yield, Ernestine Dinklna, $:i. $3 collar and cuff net, 3rd written history, Leila and Ll lit Smith, $3 soup set. 3rd largest variety, Pleift Weat, $3 rocking cbair. U tli heat yield, Mollie Munn, $2 Suit caae. 6th boat report, Kate Moaeley, $2 Hhirtwaiat. 7th yield, Alma Jackaon, $1.60 bar pin. 7th beat reporta, tleorgla and Re becca Uubon, $1.50 fountain pen. 4th written hlatory, Marie Wil liams, $1.60 kid glovea. :/ 4th variety, Annie Clements, $ 1 5(| atationery. ' t - 4th beat in profit, Jennie Humph rlea, $1.60 Jewelry box. 8th beat yield, Daley MagU,, $1 picture. Special Prfzee, Heat written hlatory in county Gertrude McLeod, $6 fount pen.. Meat yield in club 7? Ernestine IMnkina, $5. Meat yield ill club 1 Daisy Ma glll, $2. I'llzcx on Exhibit* at County Fair. Beat exhibit, Lola Halle Hilton, $7,50. 2nd beat exhibit, Sallie Poovey, $5. 3rd beat exhibit, Alma Jackson, $2.50. Winner* of $1 Deposit* in National Hank, of Camden, S. C. Lola Haile Hilton, Loulae Murchl aon, Ernestine Dlnklns, Sallle Poo vey, Christine Bowen, Gertrude Mc Leod, Belle Kennedy, Hattle May Hasty, Mollie Munn, Rebecca Fletch er, Lula Robinson, Kate Gardner, Ruby Maddox, Bessie Brattnon, Jeai ette Croxton, Sadell Trueatjale, Al ma Jackson, Alberta Taylor, Mary McDowell, Fleta Weat, Jennie Hum phries, Ethel Bruce, Nellie GrieR, Marie Williams, Isabel Ballard. Kate Simpson, County Organizer of Girls' Clubs and Rural Supervisor. Wants ? For Sale? Rents Ads inserted under this heading for 1 cent per word. No ad taken for less than 12 5 cents. LOST? On the streets In Cam den, ft lap robe, brown, with dogs head on one side and black on the other. Return to The Chronicle of fice and get reward. FOR BALE? -Col lard, Lettuce and Spinach plants for sale. Phono 297, II. Truesdel, Camden, S. C. 2t. FOUND ? Near Loan & Savings Bank, Saturday, Nov. 8th, a - gold certificate. Holder will return the same to owner if right party can properly describe and identify the same. Call at Chronicle office. . LOST ? A pair of gold framed speciacles were lost last Wednesday at the fair groulid, or on streot. The finder will be rewarded on returning same to 1204 Fair St., Camden. FOR SALE ? 800 copies McKlnly 10c Sheet Music to be closed out at 5c per sheet at Q. \V. Crosby's ice Cream Parlor. FOUND ? One black sow pig. Own er can have same by paying for this notice and expenses. J. B. Zerap. FOR SALE ? 8 00 copies McKlnly 10c Sheet Music to be closed out at 5c per sheet at G. W. Crosby's Ice Cream Parlor. LOST ? Friday, Nov. 14, at the fair grounds, a watch with initials "J. S. C." engraved on same. Re ward if returned to The Chronicle office. FOR SALE ? Another car load of those good buggies just, received, and are for sale. ? W. C. Moore. WANTED ? To swap buggies and wagons for good mules and horses. W. C. Moore, Camden, S. C. FOR SALE ? For the best buggies and wagons always buy from W. C. Moore, Camden, S. C. w> WANTED ? Lady to work on furs. Write Camden Fur Parlor, P. O. Bo 385, Camden, S. C. FOIl SALE ? Bancroft Seed Oats, Very fine. Apply to A. H. Boykin, Boykins, S. C. 30-31 FOR KENT ? Three largo unfur nished rooms with all conveniences, on Laurens street. Apply at The Chronicle office. 27tf. male setter. Black back and white breast. Return to W. E. Bacot, at Camden, S. C. ltn. FOR SALE- -Golden Oak China cabinet and Mission sectional hook case for sale. Apply at Chrotilclo office. \ It LOST? One black and white fo STKAYEI) ? One ladies rain coat, taken thru mistake from Williams House during fair w?ek. Return to Hotel Williams, Cnmden, S. C 31p i--* .. . ? jmw*' m ONE NIGHT ONLY -TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2STH Edison's Talking Gepuine Pictures THE PLAY THE VOICE THE ACTION ' ' ' ' '?"" "?'? .? . " ' ? 1 f< \ - ? "'? ' . "'"'? ??' ? . ?? '?' '?? ",.? ' ***k':Y'Y- '?'? ?' ~: X'r ' ' '? ' ''.. ' . . -, ? ' ? ??.?*>."'.' ;- - .'?: " . '< _"' ' - ' ? ' '"". V ' ; ' /" ?? . ' \ -V " '?? . . : ? . ? '. ?'. - ' \ '' ' - /." . ? Reproduced True to Life? Most Real* ? istic Invention of the Century? The Illusion Startling? -The Effect Weird ONE NIGHT ONLY ? TUESDAY, November 25th PRICES? Lower F1o6il35c and 50c., Gallery 25c L? U=M=B=E=R PRICES LOWER THAN EVER WILL BE AGAIN THIS is the season of the year for repairing or rebuilding those old barns and tenements. We have in stock an assortment of just the class material you need for this wo^k, and which we are offering at close prices. We also carry all the better grades for 0 nice residential work. Handling lumber in large quantities, we are in position to give you the advantage of car load prices. Bet ter take advantage of present market conditions, as lumber will not be a cheap again. Phone 104 or call at our plant opp. Oil Mill. DAVIDSON LUMBER COMPANY "ANYTHING IN LUMBER" Bank Stock For Sale I am offering for sale, within 30 days. Five Thousand ($5,000) ? Dollars worth of stock of the Loan & Savings Bank, of Camden, S. C. L. L. CLYBURN DeKALB. S. C. To Itant For Tourist Sonmn. An eight room cottage, completo ly furnished. Klectric lights, hot and cold water. Pantry with kitch en adjoining. Southern frontage. Apply P. Q. Box 325, Camden, S. C. 28-29-30-31 FOR SALE. Frost proof Cabage plants, grown in the o|>en nir. Send"order8 to l*aurens Street Greenhouse, Cam-. don, S. C.f P. O, Box 292.^1 LADIES' FURS and Winter Wraps / ' s ^ CLEANED, kEMODELED, RELIED and >'?> -:?? ? ? ...A F RENOVATED UR SETS, , nij rnrc UR COATS, Made-to-Order ? j J ur hoods > Made New m ' m ? ? 1 ? ~ + ?- v-J yv ? " * V . 1 r ? -?t- - ? - & ?r" *" v<r?j4jHJ Camden Fur Parlor Rooms 1 and 2, Man Bldg. < CAMDEN, S. C , %-?-m < ' ' v\ ' I -.: . +**> * ^f4 '-y ^ -?-*; ~ ? ? , -> ? -i7-J "-r-v? ,.^-Y t ' ."?" Good Printing Pays ? Try Ours .