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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE Kvery iVlday, l'<-r \ ii ii 11 in fl.OO <1 I*. Mini f |?Hl>IUh?r?. > S , \|rl>??Wi?||, . . ) EWmW m h?vW (Um mH Mlitf *1 tU il I ?iin. S?wlk C?r*tWa IlilW \. Ilrouil Si. ' ? 't'lumn W H. U'A M?> I, 1011. | WOMKN IIW IWITKI) To KU'iiil H< HtfUtn of Home Kwmoiii' If* ill Wiiitlirop < 'Oliver. To t 1)0 Women of South Carolina VV|m lirop College, l(oek lllll, S. C., 1 It V 1 1 t'H }'OU To JllltMnI I In* flfnt twd'dny session in Homo KeoMonilOH in thin State, The meetings will he held In Hie Home Kconom lcs J lepnrtinent of the College, May 7.H, 1 !? 1 i CIhdh ami l?<borutory i iik> nu i ion will be given j in the seleci ion . of foodn, principles of Vooki'iy, sewing, Ii oil tie furnish jug and (Jeeo.ru Hon, Such practical problems an dietn in health and In sickness will be dlHciiHBed. Labor Having methods of' doing the work of the home will he demount rated, an well hw labor-Having appartthiH for housework. One morning will he devoted to inethodH in dreftHmakiug, with J he demonstration of the use of and al teration of patterhH to suit the In dividual ? There will he demomdratloiiH of tile use of the cheaper eut?T~or~meat , of hread and of cuke making. sim ple 'tents for food and textile iuiul terat'ions and the removal of stains from linen will he shown. The of t'erlngH will he varied; hut all will hear upon tin.' woman's problem of li< t lev home-keeping. li Ik hoped that every Iturul School Improvement Association and every Woman's Club .in the .State will send at least one representative to ? t his meeting. The delegates- will he the guests ol Wiiilhrop CoffcuTi, ,\|| tnlereHteif in this course are invited to he pror went No preparation in tin- way of training is required..- Should .you elect to come,' voir will he met at the train, and every effort made t.o make your slay pleasant and profit able. Ka li woman planning to come is| requested to notify, Mary IC. <l''ray-| aer, !li?in?' IScOnomics ICxt ension Department, Wlnthrop College, liock Hill. S c, . ' . ' MovKvj Picture. " "Why, a^ked i h*.> : ir, ii) the brown derby w ho.-^e- ,-itl < n ion hud in1 ii call (h! to ? the anMi a<i> j'rogri s> of a upsy reveller who was passln.V "?to you say I that that man reminds you of: moving ; pictures?" ?'Hecauae," replied his com panion, placidh lighting a cigarette,! "his eyes are lllmcd and he reels." < \\NIN<; < M Ittt \\l> Mh'MllKltH. M?t i,t Tliow? Who Will CX>uipOt4> F<#r Ifouoi'M lu Touuilo <i??wlng. Club No. 1, Mothuuo; Nudlleo llla lo?.'k , Kuuiiiu IKKbuue, Llxxle itelle Uoyd, I?moiih Nortbcutt, Kfflo Me? Luln, MukkIo KleldM, Manib* Itran iioii, Mary MoNaull, liorolc" Wll* i in 1 11 h, MunKif v ;i i i'i ongii, Manila Muyo, Lolh Willi*, - llilfta 8iok?-H, Maiu Its Hough, Jaalw lloiiKh, Horn loo lliickaboi), HohhIu McCuHkili. Club No. 2. Tl in rod: Nora McMa iiu?, A*tl? Newiuan, Connlo Kmrldgo Wiliiwi (Jordan, Manila llorton, A un hid Miirphey, M audit .Joiioh. 01 ul) No. H, Malvern Hill Mail. William h, Until LaiiKh-y, ' BohhIo lirannon, Leila Hraunon, Mlllio Moon-, Maggie Dabnoy, Klorenoe lai.ngloy, Nolllo Wrlag, Uonzola II;ih ly, Hell Sinclair, Nora Tldwell. c lub No. J, lloavwr Hum: MaKKto May DoKay, Sallie llodgoni, 'Flotu Went, lOva ItQdgern, Hemlco llorton, Fraud# Hheorn, Lily Hhaorn, Arbtha Marshall. Cliih Ti, Hermitage Mill: Haftle May Hasty, Kji'o. Gardner, Adu Christmas, Molllo M wan, Fannlo Mu, liny, Hesslu Moore, Bertha Capell, Mat* West, Mao Andeisou, NanoyLew ls, Daisy Holt* Taylor, Kate Hasty. club No. u, Cleveland: Louise MureblHon, lCthol Bruce, Until Hlill llpn, l.ols Outlaw, Kate Turner, Jon ii I if Humphries, Hill 1 If Hearer, Kara Humphries, Monry 0wow,s, Olglt (tush. ?. ? Mub No. 7 , N?mI 'h A !reek : Willie Bowers, Nad ie l>l!iJlli>H, Addl^l'bll Jlps, Susie Gregory, Holon (jrogory, May Gregory, VVtlnia Taylor, May Uiith Klrkley,. ('lull 8; Mary Hakor, James How ell, Annie Howonj, H.aris Wat mm, Heriilce 10 1 1 lot t . Lydia Maxloy, Floi ??hee Barfleld. Club D, Wi'Hl; Waii'icc: Mat 1 10 Christmas, Ituby Maddox, Murry It. Maddox, Lulu Uhynor, lOinlly Bran liam, Sallie Hranbain, Sara N ott 1 oh , Mnrlo lIlnHon, Alma Jackson. Club No. In, Iitborty Ilill: ' l.nurlo Mat.hoson, I'hoeha Richards, Marga ret Hlohards. Bottle Hleharda, Ke bab Itlohards, Jennie Jones, Caro line -Cun u Ingha-m-, ? Alinlo ? Clement*, Beitio Hallo, Lottie (" loin oil I h. Club No. II, Stimoborb: Julia, i lllack moil, Sallie Castoti, Ivn Loo J I lamuiond, i'lara ilainiaOnd, Itrylo Ma;^ill, It nt "b -Horry, 'I'hoo. Hi'rryJ Alma Ho worn, Houlab I'owcrs. Mrs.i .1 . II \ddiao1i, Mr?. H. U. Hannilond. Mr;;. \V (' van Landiii^liam. ('lub No. 1 'J , CaHHall : Mars U 1 :i tins MrNrrtiy. Nottlo C. fjhrdn^r Marie S SlokoH, l.ois William. In Search of Her.. "Givtf in ? .?? i;irl who kntta her Htbc kiii^H and not tier brovvs, curls. l\or hair Inn not lior li|>. .mil tlnv;i<h< her noodle ami not ' ?? vitxo'y!' e\(;!;'.ini t'd I In1 o|.l fo?.y i'liilo.'ioplmr, wlio sooui *'d to think he. \>.;ih xoiiiK to have irou blo in llmlltiK somebody who could glvo him one of that sort. ? Hrown inK'B Mnna/.lno, City Treasurer's Report for Fiscal Year 1913-1914. The lol.low ing is a report in full 01 rweipts and Disbursements by (i. <; \ lexaudVtv city Treasurer of Camden, S c.. beginning May 1st. 1 !' 1 :? ami ending April "0th, 1 i? 1 -4 : It KC 101 PI S Hoard of Public Works (Loan Repaid > . . Carolina Public Service. Co. . . . . . . Wtv -I t Trust Fund Sr.i 1 lealt h I >epa rt ment V. . . .... I n I crest on I ii'pnsii * ' Licenses Police I >epa rt men t (Witness I'Vc I' Recorder's Court ( Pines) . . Ueccipis from City Property TAXI-IS: ? Commutation v. * 1 . -1 4 1> I h>g 104 I >elinquent t ;* I I 54 I lelfnqueut I !U " . . 1 1> 0 t Soneral Tax 1 0. 1 !>4 .do .00 .4 \ .4:'. ?>?sm l<SMi:\TS Over 1 Mail Mas t , I !U :: Attorneys Pees t Hoiul, Mir.) . . Hoard of Public Works (Loan) . . Camden Cemetery Association . . Camden Library Association City Clock Keeper . . City Property (Taxes. Repairs^Kte. ) Civic League Collecting Commutation Tax Fire Department Health Department Hospital Interest on Honds Insurance on Opera House Kershaw (luards License Refunded Water and Lights Police Department Registration a A LA H IKS: Aldermen 2 7t?.9t> City Clerk f>f>0.00 Mayor r>00.00 Recorder * !!7R 0 0 Sewerage ' . Sinking Fund Stationery, Printing and \dvertising. . Street Department . . Sundries Telephone Cash on hand and in Hank H & I . Sinking. Pund and \> ii.'rl Interest to dat. Attest. ? Correct C? F. M. Wooton. Chairman. W. R, ZMup, R. 8. Wllllame Reapectf uily submitted C ALEXANDER, City Clerk PKKHONAI, MKNTIO.V. City I >) Our lle|M>rt?TN, Mr. If. 1.. Hclilottbui'K uperii thin *crk In Atlanta on bu?lnet?H. Mr. Walter Hrhroek, of Columbia, wuh a vialtor In < 'a mden Monday. Mi-h. 1/uDue, of WayeroH*, tia.j In t|)o KUudt of Mr h. W, h, del'a*#. MIhh Carrio Hunter, of Virginia, Ik ttl6 Kiie?t Of MfK. Illation Dc Loach. .Mr. K, Helton Ourotpn and bride of Union, art* visit lirg Mr. and Mrn. J. it. fund on. Mrn, I). K. Moor*", of Jof/eftton, wan the fiieHl lawt *'eok of Dr. and Mih SV. Moon*. MIh??'h Annie Workman and DouIh* IJIakeney are attending ( tit* Muglc festival in Atlanta. MIhh Harlett Shannon in at bono for a vIhIi to her parents. Mr. and MrH. Win. Shannon* , MJhs I'owo, of (Miorti w, wii h. th?' MiU'Ht of her sister, M en. .1 . Ij, j <?iiy durillV t li<> pa hI work, Miss Sarah MirHtU* spent the week i ? < in Charleston, going over with, a party of friends from Columbia. Mrn. N. It. Hankin, of Wllming-j ton, in visiting her neices Mrs. K.j .1. Meljfiod and Mian Doric Arthur. ! Dr. and Mrn, Sam Lindsay, of WiniiHhoro, wore the week end KUt'HtH of Mr. and Mi-h. Jno. Liud? 1 aay. MIhh Nina Hello ilinson attended j the wedding of MIhh Corinne Thom- 1 son to Mr. A. Oitlard lOHIson in' Lancaster .last week. ?' : "... j Mr. M. II. ifeynian was in Kior- j enec Tuesday where he a4 termed j the Htnte meeting of the Jr. ()? IT . ' A. M., In that city. Mr. and Mr*. T. M. Kodgers, Miss Sadie Itodgcrs, and Mr. J. 10. Du I're, prominent people of the ilem hertw section, were in Camden Tues day. i M cesses, W. (!. Wilson and 'M.j II. Hcynian have been selected as! deb-Rates to represent Camden lodge > K. of. . I', at : lie Htate meeting to be Jield In Chester the last Tuesday in May." ? ? " ? . . ? ?? 7 A Card received this week by; .Mr. Sam Hough stated that his i son, Clyde, who enlisted ' in the U. j S. army a't Charlotte a few weeks! ago was now at Seattle, Washing-; roil, and lit a lew weeks would he Kent in a station in Alaska. Wants ? For Sale ? Rents ArT.r inserted utuior (his -heading t'ul' 1 cent per ?\ No :n| take" f < * i* ie-ss than 2;> ci'ii l s. j V()U ; SAL!'- Tomato plants for | >>?i " ??. A j > i > i \ <o II. Trueu'da ie. 1 1 road | | Si., Camden, S. C. . 2 'I FOR SAI.K M\ honsii a till lot on< I "" 1 ; jO.is! DcKalh sift o! for sale. House| j has' Till modern con veil iences. Ap-I 1 ?>!> X. (J. Goodalc, Camden, S. C. FOR SALK Uruniiner, I'onderosa] ;in<| . .Matchless Tomaio plants 'for sale. .1. M. -%einp. FOR SA l.K Cabbage. Tomato an Potato plants for sale. Apply l?au l'ens Street Greenhouse or telephone 212-.I, Camden. FOR RENT One furnished room on Pair St. for rent. I'hone Camden, S. 2. We are now running advertising slides at f?<) cents per week. Vic toria TheatYe, FOR SALE- My entire flock -28 head of full-blood Plymouth Kock~ Chickens tor sale, as a whole or to suit buyer. Apply to Jatnes C. Zeinp, phone JSa-L, Canuleii. 1-2 FDR SAIjK Fresh vegetables de livered daily. Asparagus,, cabbage spinach specialties Phone your order by 7, p. m. Ilelshaw Dairy, Camden, S. C. 123 FOIJ SALE Three Aberdeen bull calves, :il-u2 pure. I months old. Price fifty dollars each-. Hen-' ry Savage, Camden, S. C. 4t. FOR SA1.E Nice combination | driving horse and buggy for sale. Apply to C. I'. W. Sullivan. Cam den, S. ('. FOlt RENT ? Two story house, also a two room house for rent. \p ply to 120G 6th Ave., Itroad, Cam den ltf. FOR SALE OR RENT ? The Ed wards Cottage on LaFayette Ave nue Apply C. P.. DuPoao & Co. GIRLS ANI> HOYS ? Wo pay you well for a foto hours ploasant work. For particulars, address, Iiox 201, Greenville, R. C. ?>t. CHOICE EGGS ? For-^fiU-t-mg^ on short notice, from my beautiful prl* whining Partridge Wyanndottos - fine layers, good mothers ? an all round good chicken. $1.2T> per 15. I. J. McKenale, Csmden, S. C. 3t FOR SALE ? Hunting right on 1,000 acres of tnmt from }t to^ItT miles from Camden. Reached eith er by dirt or railroad.- Apply to I. C. Hough, attorney, Camden. Farm Lands For Sale 510 acres, more or luuu? known as Ike Speneer Place, situated 12 miles Southwest of Camden on the Coulter's Ferry Road; 100 acres of OMn land, two horse furni under cultivation; laud lien well; good stream running water; plenty of wood and good quantity of timber, t on this tract. Price $10 per acre. Farm of W. K. Pehoache, situate 2 1 -2 miles Southeast of Camden /containing 270 acres; 150 acres of open land, part, of this under cul tivation; timber and wood enough for place; laud producing well; ad joining lauds have sold for $X0.00 per acre; one five room dwelling, a good barn and seven tenant houses. For sale at $35.00 per acre. The Doby Place containing .450 acres 3 miles of Hlaney; 250 acres open land, a part of thl* under cultivation; 100 acres pasture land under wire; some good open creek land, plenty of wood and some timber on the place; good building*; one overseers house.; 0 tenant houses and (wo barns. Twenty-five mile creek runs through this pro perty. Price $7,500. Terms; 1-4 wash, balance In three years at the usual rate of Interest. .'101 acres on Town Creek, four miles south of Camden; 00 acres'* open land; two tenant houses. Will sell at a bargain. Pint of same can be seen at our office, 137 acres on Lock hart . ffionrtHtn own as the Wheat l'lacc; seventy one acres under cultivation; 3 tenant houses* aucl one dwelling. Price $22.00 per acre. 100 acres three miles from Camden botweeen the Kershaw and Liberty Hl|l Road; 50 acres under cultivation; one four room dwejl* lug and barns. Price $35. 00 per acre. 7 5 acres adjoining City Mmlts. known $ Race Track Place of H. <?. Carrlson; one good overseer's house, several tenant houses and barns; improvements first class; lands In high state of cultivation. Price Reasonable. . \ 1,9 00 acres eight miles from Camden, on ChaNestou Road, on Southern Railway with siding and ware house; one new over-seer's house, eight tenant houses, 1 large barn, 1 gin house and equipment and I cotton house. 1,200 acres swamp land, excellent for cattle or t'Uy culture; ; 050 acres upland. 300 acres of the upland being of the finest land lit the stttte and in the highest state of cultivation. Price $21 an acre. Very easy terms. 3 52 acres of land known as the ('reed property, eight miles North of Camden; 200 acres open land, some timber and plenty of wood on place; one half mile from good school; one five room dwelling, barns, one store building and ten tenant houses. Price on application, Terms: one-third cash, balance to suit purchaser. Small farm, property of II. M. If Inciter, one mile East of Camden; one new $1,200 dwelling and barns; land In high state of cultivation 1 0 ? acres of this land produced seven 500- weight bales of cotton and 144 bushels of corn. Price $3,000. Tornns 1 -(? cash, balance at 7 per cent on easy terms. We also have listed with us a good selection of City property. C. P. DuBose & Company Real Estate City Property - Farm lands i'l.XAii i>inciiak<;i?;. Xolire is hereby given thai one month from this date on Monday, . I un<> I, 11)14, I will niuke to#the I'rohatr Conrr of Kershaw County my final return as Executor of the Estate of "\V. 11. It. Workman, ' de ceased, and apply thevlo for Letters pismissory of the same. W. II. Workman. Executor. Canuh'ff^?v April ?{(). Hill. Bank Stock For Sale 1 am offering for sale, within 30 clays. F ive I housand ($5,000). Dollars worth of stock of the Loan Savings Bank, of Camden, S. C." L. L. CLYBURN DeKALB. S. C. BANJC STOCK WANTED I hereby offer Five Thous and Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500.00) for the Five Thousand Dollars of Loan & Savings Bank Stock, (50 shares) advertised by L. L. Clyburn, that is to say, ten per cent, above par. Henry -Savage CAMDEN, S. C. Funerals Directed We supply the best of burial goods, con duct funerals and relieve families and friends of many unpleasant duties ince dent to death. We are always prepared to serve those who need our service. B. R. McCREIGHT, CAMDEN, S. C. Profit By The Experience of Others" Increase your yield by using the Fertilizers that gives best results.' We are agents for Congnree ?Fertilizer Company. The many satisfied customers, will attest to the merits of the fer-~ t illzers that we handle. We have told you in our former ad vertisements wherein the superiority of these goods lie. Full stock on hand of Ammoniated goods, Acid Phosphate, i Kainit, Potash and Nitra.te of Soda. See us before placing your order. Now is the time to plant your Garden. We have just re-* reived a large shipment of Seed Potatoes: 7 V # -- 1 - IRISH COBBLERS, EARLY ROSE and BLISS SEED POTA TOES. PULL STOCK OF GARDEN TOOLS. Wo want your bilsiness and can make you close prices. Why? because we buy in large quantities, Wholesale and Retail Gro ceries and Heavy Goods. inspect our stock of farm implements, Disc Harrows, Subsoil IMows, Guano Distributors, Steel Boam Plows, Cotton and Com Planters. We are agents for the Wm. J. Oliver Plow Co. . A tull stock of Buggies, Wagons, Mules, Horses, and in fact any*.-, thing that a farmer needs. , ? ~V . . Agents for Arab Horse Feed, Larrow Cow Feed, also have just received a car load of Cotton Seed Hulls, car Oats, Car Corn and Car of PTbdmont Flour. Got prices and save, money- ! 1 . ~ . ? ? ? ? -? i . ? - -?*? SPRINGS & SHANNON Camden, S. C. ?