The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1914, Image 8
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<'l? ik ot Conn.
Mr. Itum-H II ciyMmi, clerk of
iJotirt for Ki Tbhiiw County, him r<>
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Haw.c* urii ffpn-si n led hi i li?? UhI :
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f'liirtji <'l2 i Ihti- ,'i re l.iM> wIioho
apportionim-m \b f 2 1,00,
<-lab*> (?$ i li??r?* ?h? I h| rM, ???!? ap
portionment f IK.UO.
Claw 4J I I ji o r?i arc '8<>Y<tiily;HfY<an
aiw| th.ey K'*t ? oO t h ?? wuiie an
f I.IXH ( '?
The entire amount lor ihe < oUn
?y In t.4,ny'4:UO. The < lerk Mtutuii
lll.il pemdoncrb UlllHt CM 1 1 ill IXI'HOK
i?r Ken (I i wi ll ten ordei Mir their
rb?<ek*> 'I'IiIh ruh- will In- ulrleMy
.idhcied to. Kollcwln^ is i lie roll
ioi Kef* haw t'ouii(> :
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MuMoHe, II H.. ( !j| 111(1 *" tl
I Jay, Inane, Camden
Mardner, Lcvylfi,' Canulea
Myall, ,1 W , i 'a i idoii
Mill l.i w , Ito/ici , < 'a imp a
UlitMK CI.
A rrnn'ih, .1 M., Camden
Matcmah-, I. W,, Camden
ItobliiHOji, William, Camdn|i
Ward, A I lt*n, Camden
Trill!, Jaiut'H, Camden
Claris (X?.
\ddlBon , II, ( 'a uhWmi
AmUuUOU, - .Mllll*-**, ? -M H?d?fH
\ lexander, J <!.. cnindeu
Albert, John, < 'a iii(l?*n
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Mowen, A. il , Mlaney.c
?? Mrunhyin, M. 'AV.. Camden
. lioomv' -.+r? V^-.:^.\V?*?lvill'<?
lirow n, H. ' ainden ?=?
h'Mtncli, W. .1., Kel'yhaw
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( 'orrnell, .1 : 'I'. . < ' a 1 y c I ? ? 1 1
Doiih, R. N\. Camdvii
Menu, Meyl, AbJiey
HodKlaw, .1 10., Weat villi
K.'isler, II. K., Went villi
Milliter, A* I Hlaiii'y
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loyncr, li ' Multalo
Klrliy, A. I'.. Camdwn
Klnaid, M. 1 liiiMolf
Marn;li \ , W il Hi'i hiino
McMiilim, V ! . M?'lhM.?
VMliin, A I., Ablicy
Moo lc, T. H. Mlancy
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St i vva'rl .. (' . .1 Canuli'ii
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? ^(ji' td l< \ , W ; . Camden
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I'rim na 1 , II. .1 . . A lVne>
Turner, .! I"'.. Camden
.. rruefi<l.ale. .1 M.,. Kall?
Wilson , T. I .. < 'aliulen
Williamson, .1. il.. Methuiu'
Wa:klns,. l?. II.. Camden
Vomi:^, .liiltti Camden
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?\ ni i or.!- Mill ir, ( 'iin.uli'ii
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c'liuii , M.iry l,.. i 'a uidt'ti ?
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v <>< ? i . \ n::: iuS , K a 1 It ?
Hay?, Sarah C.aimlen
mvi i?" <'n , i\c)>< rca, ("ar.ali'ii
Mann. Mahala, Ko'.ain!
l*vo. MarHin. ('anuloii
S? ? t f , Nancy'. < aimlon
SaiuWM'o. 101 i'ra l>ol li , Kol.tiui
West. Nam) ('a union
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M : 1 1 la . ? .'ml- n
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(' row n . M , S . . t ' ; i nulon
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lloonr. 1 I'.i'ikiiii. W'ost \ i ! !??
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Hoik . < i .t nulon
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< on nol 1 . .1 in- < 'am don
f'uroToii, M l\ . t.iborty Hill
i "rof t M I'.. . I .i in dfii
( 'aswwl > . M .? i . '. : ,i . I lei ? u; it
CuiiltiiK-li"" ? > i.-"rr'y Hill
Coats, I-: in i. 1 . ir.oTi
CoaVv, \ \ ( ;i II!, |. .
Dorse. .V. a t ,- ? ' ^ ? ' " a.i!\
ICvans. i.i i, . 'I l!l.m.'\
Palkeal'fi l > . Ma rtarc! , \\<svii
Korrol). M. S . W'osi villf
FMetrTu-r, p A . West vi) It
Freeman. Kpmui
Hard nor. Victoria. Rethnm
Gerald, (5. ('., Blanoy
'Ooodale, G. M.,. Camden
rJay, Sallle R., Wcstvtlle
(Jrahnni. Kllxn, LuKoff
(ioff, 10 K, CllllldUl)
Graham, T. J., ('uindeii
(SiiMkliiH, Kihiw-oh A., WonlvllU*
(iludd?*ir, Mary, ('madon
(iurvln, T?|Wpy, Mlalr
' Kuiitdf, ttallii*, Kfrnhaw
I (In won. lOnnna,
f lough . I ><<11 it , (in union
Klrklam), Nannli* A , t'niiidan
KHIy, KHi'H ('?. lyilgoff
I.oIIIm, M. M., K<*rt>haw
Mooi<?, h'unilhv 10., Canidi'ii
Mporti, \. A . Camden
Maf.?h, it <? 1)1*1 < a, < 'a it i (I ?* i)
Mflhaffny, M argii rut, M*?t Imiim*
I M ? it I < y, Talltha. JJlam-y
Mick I*'. -lany, lilarify
I MiihIm-wh. I.oiiIhii, < 'ain?'>
Molina*, N. A., Caiiiilon
S'lh'H, Martha A., ('miidi-n
\IoiiIh, Itonallo, < 'a in <1 <*n
Moon*. Laura, Wont villi*
Vfiu'koy. 10 Jams 1 1 With SpiliiKh
Martin, H, M, l,u*ofl
I'ljiYUorgrattK, F JO., ('a ni dan
i '??)!?? ii , Kii/ii, n**t Iuhh*
)lo<\ 10, l<\, < 'aMdan
Hairy, \rin M , Hothuin* .?>??>
Hohh, Mary A , lilanoy
Sliocina k ??, 'I'finpy. ('aiiwt?*ii
S??) T, M a ry , < *f| indi-n
Sioki'ii, Marj A., Caiiujcn
Sln<'laii\ Iti'hi'cca, ('aindcii
Schroi k. Maiy 10,, ('anidcn
Stnit ii, Halite J , Camden
Shiver, Martha, <'aind<*n
Trucadalo, (!arrlu, VVoHtviljn
Thorii.p, Ann, Korahuw
Wiinon, liOuiwa, Caindou
Workman, Mary It., Hoy.kiu r_
Wilson, A. 10., Ca'nYdim ?
Wi'H', Harrth, inthnm*
Wdolcil, J ill hi A., LllK-Ol't
MOW rOMMIOWIAl, \<il,:\T.
Soiillii'i ii Hallway 'I'aki'H a ti,
,, ,T , l?urt {>?*?' Aid flu* SiMif.h.
Washington, April 7. To
aid Southern Mi'itIiiiiiIk and Mjiimj
1 ad n t ors "t <> extend tliel.r trade with
('out ml ami Southern American
conn i rit'a and ihe West lndi Islands,
particularly the new fields to he
opened b> the I'iuiania Canal thru
South Atlantic and (lull' ports, -pres
blent Fairfax Harrison announces
that the Southern Itailwaj has ap
pointed Mr. Cnarles Lyon Chandle'r
as SonUi A-m<#4crtn? agen-H ? 4-fe has
| for years been the South American
commercial agent for the State De
partment. His offices will be at
('haHanoogn, He has had years of
experience in Central and the South
American countries and is thoroly
aoinainted with their markets' and
the needs cf their people. He will
advise S>ut hern merchants and
manufacturers as to where their
wares can be sold; will aid them in
tin* preparation ()f letters and circu
lars ami advise as to the mo?nods
of packing required for t h<* different
markets Mi* will keep in touch
with commercial bodies in laitin
i American- countries and their dip
lomatic representatives at Washiug
ton and will be able to give South
ern business men the earliest possi
ble information in regard to govern
ment and other large contracts to
bo I ot . He will also Immediately
begin a campaign in bat in-Ameri
can markets, calling attention to the
goods- that can be supplied from
the Sotfth and the advantages of
shipments thru Southern ports. Mr.
('handler is admirably equipped for
this work. A Harvard graduate,
he studied international law at the
University of Huenos Aires, Argen
tina. and was for many years in the
consular and diplomatic service of
the I'nited States, the greater part
of this time having been spent in
ha; in- A tnerlca. His services will be
ai the disposal of Southern mer
chants and manufacturers without
any charge to them.
M rs. ('boss Ilea ron, of Kishopv ille,
(??vlio has been stalling her parents,
j.Mi and Mrs. liobt. Clifford, has re
' tur ned i o her home.
Miss<s Kt he! Yates. Jean Lind
j'S'ij . and Katherinu Zeiup, students
Want .> Cook
Want a clerk
Want a partner
Want a situation
Want a servant girl
Want in sell a piano
Wan: iu sell a carringe
Want tn sell town property
Wan: to sell your dry goods
'? Want t?> sell your hardware
; Want to sell millinery goods
j Want customers for any thing.
: \ d \ ert ise through "The Chronicle'
; Advertising is the way to success
\dvertls1ng brings customers
Vdvertlslng keeps old ones
\dvertislng insures success
\dvertislng shows energy
\dvertislng shows pluck
\d\er?ising is "biz"
I Smiths in England and Ireland.
I;* England the Smiths are the most
? i>em??roTre of a!! families, but :n Ireland
they aro content to rank fifth, after
Murphy. Kelly. Sullivan and Walsh.
vdvrrtiFo ' or bust
\ d v e r t i s c lone
Advertise u e i 1
ADVERTISE
At Once.
AN Olll>IV\N< K
l*io|iil?ltinK HIkii? l*wv< uieiitu
of tlu' (1ty of Cuill<l?Hi, Mild
uluting Awniuju lvvt?ndiiig Ac*"****
(li? Hlil'-Witlks of (he ('II) of
< 'jiiimIcii,
The City Council of Camden, Caiu
d! U. 8 &, April ?ith, l y 14.
lit' it ord&lnod by tho City
Council of Camden, H. C., In due
mchhIoh anno in bled, i Ills 6th day of
April. I!H4:
Section I. Tli ut all hIkiih, of
whatever nature, on I Iron d - Sixth
\ venue, In tiu? City of Camden,
from l,al?'nyotio-Twelfth Street, to
York Klghth Htreei, and oil DeKalb
JOIeventh Street, from Church <o
Market Street**, which do not con j
form to the proyieiouH of thin or
dinunce, bhall hi* removed within
hIx i?i) mori t hn from the date here
of, and no auch uigiiH Hhall In*
het'pufief HUHpended acroHH nald
.Hidewaik or any portion of Haid
| Hide- walk oil safd portion of Hroad
Slxth Avenue or on DeKalb-Kleventh
'street 'l hat all nlgiiB on Haid por
lion of Hroad-Slxth Avenue, or on
DeKalb - Eleventh Street, Hhall he
attached to the hulldingH or huh
ponded llicrefroin, the loweHt part
of naid Blgnn to lie not Icbh than
eight (8) foot from the pavement.
Section 2. That no nlun that
proJerfH from the building over any
part of the pavement, between the
point* above mentioned on Broad
or DeKalb Street, Hhall be more thai
five tf?)'fuet in length and not
more than eighteen (18) Inchon in
width, unieKH Hiild hIkii Ih an oiec
trlcal Hlgn; That no part of any
?sign, of whatever nature, extend
ing from any building and pn<>
Joe ting over the pavement, between
tlte points above mentioned, Hhall
Jj?U lower than elglit (8) feet from
the Hide- walk.
Section 3,. That all vert leal sup
portn to a\VningB, and /all awnlngn
or awifiug frames thaL?jU? not ?on
form -to the provision* o t this or
dlnmvv?. shall be removed with
iu six (6) months from tlx* date
hereof. That all awning frame#
t ? be maintained or erected within
the < us of < ?;* in on the portions
<>i ii road "Hi Vv?qu# ind on D#
Kalhllth HtrMt an stated in Section
i or tbli 01 .iiuiiiicc. must t?<* <>r
iron or metal. and must bo suspend
ed from <>i attached '<? the build
ing*; 'he lowest part of Hald frames
not to be less than sovon (7)
feel from th?^ 'pavement, and paid
a -a n t it shell be ho luade and
in iiiii.iiik (I thai i ti ?? frumi> and
awning can be folded up against the
building from which it In huh
pended.
Section t . Ail) one violating
'Iu* provisions of this ordinance
hha|) be deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and shall be punished by
a fine hot exceeding on? hundred
dollars (f 100.00) or Imprisonment
with or without hard labor, at the
discretion of the Recorder, upon
the public workH of the City of
Camden, for a period not exceed I n :
thirty fttO) days.
Ratified in Council ass0lll5jiuAtj
t JiIk sixth day of April, \91fT
"H. F. Hrasington,
At teat : . ... Mayor,
O. (J. Alexantt^r, ^Tf'rft,
\.\ OKDIWNCK
: " ? ?. v
I'l ohiliitin^, ull Coles Ipon llioad
Hl\l|i Avcuue, of the C|ty of
Camden . Between La Fuyetti'?
Twelfth Street, to VorlcKiKlltli
St reef.
The City Council of Camden, Cam
den, s. C., April 0, i?l+; ? ?
lie it ordained by. the City Coun
cil of Camden, S. C.k in due ses
sion assembled, thin sixth day of
April, 1 p I 4 ;
Section I. That all telegraph or
telephone poles now; erected on
Broad-Sixth'" Avehuo, bf the City of
Camden, from LaPuyette - Twelfth
I *'
HI root ou l ho North, to Vork Eighth
Street on 1 1**4 Hou-th, shall bo romov
?'<] by A ugust Int. 1914, and no
I rtueli poles shall hereafter ho ereot
? ?? i upon mI4 portion of liroad -sixth
Avenue of. the City of Ownd^i. |
Tlud nil i?-l?-p!ioi)ir or IHegraph wircsr
mow wtretched on said polew shall |
also he removed, ?nd all such wlretii
jdaeed hereafter oil ??ald street, be
'tween tho points heroin mention- j
eel, nhall (*? put under ground, utl- 1
! der tho direction and supervision
of tfic city pou noil of Onrodon, or j
:uiy committee uppointed ' by *ai<i i
Olty . Council -with Jurisdiction of I
tho streets.
Hectliju 2.. Any one violating |
this ordinance shall !>*? d?*em??<i j
g u 1 1 1 y of ii nilhdenHMtiior, and
shall he punished by a fine not
exceeding one hundred ($1 00.00)
dollars, or Imprisonment, wit 1 1 or I
without tia fVl labor, at the discre
tion of the Recorder, upou tho j
public works of the City Of Camden, j
for a period not , exceeding thirty '
(80) dayi i; \
Ratified in Co u hcl) titt8finibljp.il,
Khis ofh""<lay of April, 1 9. 1 v f
i,. H. I<\ Mraslngton. I
At tent : I Mayor.
(!. (J, Alexander, Clerk
? V.: -/ V /
.{. . NOTICN.
l)ii and after April 20th, 1914,
no person or persons will bo permit
ted to go upon the pond or landu
of the Hermitage Cotton Mills for
the purpose of hunting, fishing,
swimming or otherwise, without spe
cial written permission from tho
company.
Hermitage- Cotton MIUh.
fi 1-6 2-1-2
MONKY TO M>AN
ON REAL ESTATE ? EASY
TERMS
li. O. vonTr??ck<)w.
j
At HfiayJor'* HM.
There will bo an euterui?Rn
given at 1'iedmont (Bhaylor'b Hill
Hchopl house on Wednesday
April 2!dn<l CAPt. M I, Kiulth wU
l?e present uml deliver an addisi
Ail art- cordlallylnvlted to auSJJ
NOTHING HARMFUL IN
BABY COUGH SYRUP
You iuu?t'be particular e*uct*
inn. when cboOBlng a ?ty (<>,
ltaby'B cough.
TImAc hi*' mo fiiuiiy
containing habit - forcing dr?n
that baby'w health yAU be areata
|y impaired uuIchh you know ab
aolutely Juki what the remedy
contain* iukI the action (>i each
Ingredient, ?o you can !??? *ur?Mt
1m harinloHH.
NYAL'S
livin HYUU1*
At* *ojd by uW^bn a poaitlve guar
anty Wo know the contents a&<
Hie action an<l know that it will
do an represented. It breaks up
a cough In ahort order, protect*
the mombranea of the throat a
gainst Irritation and infection,
rklH the throat of all injurioui
deposits, and prevents further ac
cuuiulatlonb.
C/ontaiiiH no habit - forming
drugs, and can bj> given
with |H*rfect safety ? Imby
will like it, tOo.
Twenty-fin* <Vnt? th?- liotttep
Whatever a good drug glow
ought to have and many thlngi
that other drug storea don't ke*p
you'll find here, dome to ui
jflrBt and you'll get what yo?
j* wrtnt.
| CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY
Friday, Saturday and Monday
April 10th, 11th and 13th
at WOLFE-EICHEL CO.
During these three days we shall reduce every item in this store. All
brand new merchandise bought for this season. We now carry in
stock line of Ready-Made Clothing that is a winner; call this wetek .and
let us show you this line of suits ordered especially for Easter.
SHOES and OXFORDS
Look this line over and you will
agree with us that we have just what
you want. We can save you 25 per
cent on your shoes.
Men's $3.00 Oxfords, Easter O
sale price . fci?xO
Men's 3.50 Oxfords, Easter O QQ
sale price.
Men s 4.00 Oxfords, Easter O *T>Q
sale price
Ladies' 1:75 Oxfords, Easter
sale price
1.39
Ladies' 2.25 Oxfords, Easter 1 /JO
sale price ........ . . . . ^
Ladies' 3.00 Oxfords, Easter O OQ
sale price ...... v
Ladies' 3.50 Oxfords, Easter-' AO
sale price .V. ?
Boya and Girls Slippers at Easter Sale Price
Laces and Embroideries
5c
7c
48c
79c
Fine Cluny Lace and Inserting
Easter sale price
Shadow Lace and Inserting,
Easter sale price
75c Embroidered Houncing,
Easter sale price
1.00 Net Houncing, Easter
sale price
36 in. Popplar Cloth, Easter Sale. 21c
36 in. Brillantine, Easter Sale 39c
36 in. All Wool Serge, Easter Sale. . ,39c
36 in. Rabine, 50c value, Easter Sale. .25c
^ CLOTHING
$ 1 5.00, all wool suits, Easter d?A *7C
Sale price . , 3
18.00 all wool suits, Easter 10 CA
Sale price 1 OU
20.00 all wool suits, Easter 1 A fA
Sale price
4.00 Boy's suits, Easter Sale O AO
price I/O
5.00 Boy's suits, Easter Sale O QQ
price ... .
6.50 Boy's suits, Easter Sale A AO
price
3.00 Boy's suits, E.aster sale "1 AO
price . . . . 7. . . . 1 ? */0
Extra Panta at 25 per cent. Discount
White and Colored Dress Goods
New white and colored Crepes "I C
Easter sale price
25c White Flaxon, Easter sale 1 A
price 1?/C
1 5c Colored Crepes, Easter "t A
sale price
Silks for Easter Sale
76 inch Black Taffeta, Easter QQ#*
sale price OJ/V*
36 inch Messaline, Easter sale CQ^
price OIFv*
24 inch Foulards, Easter sale OQ^
price
27 inch Suesine Silk, Easter OO
sale price fciOC
Ladies Dresses and Waists
> ? .
We know that we are showing^the
prettiest selection of Easter Dressed
and Waists to be found. We shall
reduce every one of these dresses and
waists from 20 to 25 per cent.
5.00 Ladies' Dresses, Easter
sale price
6.50 Ladies' Dresses, Easter
sale price . . :
7.50 Ladies' Dresses, Easter
sale price. ...... ......
1 0.00 Ladies' Dre3see, Easter
sale price . . r-r ? rrr~"''
1 .50 Wash Skirts, Easter sale
" price .-rrrVV
75c Waists, Easter sale price
at ?7? f~
l .50 Waists, Easter sale price
at
2.50 Silk Crepe Waists, Eas- 1 t
ter sale price ......... *?
Children Dresses. 24 and 48c
? -2a
-
-
Muslin Underwear
.50 White Underskirts, Eas
sale
price
98c
m'M
50c Corset Covers, Easter sale
Price...... ..
75c Gowns, Easter sale price AU*
$ 1 .50 Gowns, Easter .sale 98c
price
Remember this Sale Only Last Three Days?Friday, Saturday Monday