The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 31, 1914, Image 5
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by MISS I.OUISt
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nettle* .
Will) Mrs. .1, T. liny.
Au enjoyable meeting <>f the Wed
nesday naornlng bridge flub was held
tt (he home of Mrn. Uwr?D(# Kirk
land ill'" ,wiH>k with Mlt, J. T. Hay as
The, room* wore adorned with
tbe flower* of til? season, and after
,ar<!s th<? hostess served tee cream and
i-ake. The subsfthifcea wore Mrn_ c. y.
gtloioiul. I'.thunhla, Mrs. Alex ('lurk
ion, Columbia, Miss Leila Boykiu, UfM
W, <>. 1 fny and Mrti. Margaret ('. Mil
ler.
I or Miss Koof.
A lovely function of (lie week and a
Kra<?'f >i I compliment. to Miss Dora Roof
of Ixm-hvUN',' wa? the reception Satur
day afternoon at the home Of Mrn. K.
C. JSeinp. The guests were met at the
door l?.v Mrs. Palmer DuIlOse and In*
trodueed to the guest of honor by Miss
F.ttu Zfinp. Asparigus ferns and
WlACkeyed susaws uaade a pleasing de
coration and from a crystal howl, em
bedded in ferns, delicious punch wan
served by Misses Loree Arthur and
Elizabeth DuBose, and later in the af
ternoon other refreshments were scrv
?L A musical program was one of
the most enjoyable features of the (kj
wudoii. Those contributing were Miss
pora Hoof. Miss Vivian McCuthceon
and Miss A I Iter! a Team. There was
an air of cany informality most suit
able to the season and the young peo
ple gave every evidence of a thorough
enjoyment of the affair.
Mr. II, I j, Sehlosburg, abd son, Leon,
left Tuesday for Charleston, where
they sailed Wednesday on the steam
er Lenai>e for New York. While away
Mr. Sehlosburg will purchase an im
mense stock for his stores at. Cam den
and Kershaw. He will lie away for
several weeks and, will lie joined later
by Mrs. Sclilosburg.
The Young People Dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bratton deLoach were
yery pleasantly surprised on Monday
night when they returned from Big
Springs and found their home ablaze
with light and a merry crowd of girls
and boys tripping the light fantastic.
Their genial young son, Teddy, had in
vited the clan to come in and make
merry and bad also proved himself a
most desirable host in having a feast
prepared for them in the way of ice'
cream and cake. The young folks will
long remember it as one of the hap
piest of the summer dances. w o '
MEXICAN MISSIONARY BUSY
Rev. Joseph Tucker, who was com
pelled to return from Muxatlau, Mexi
co, a few weeks ago because of the in
vasion of that city by the Constitu
tionalists. found work almost imme
diately on bis arrival in the United
States at Nogales, Ariz., where he is
preaehing to the Mexican refugees. He
writes from Nogales "I find the church
in good shape. The town is full of
well-to-do Mexican refugees, and it
ought to be iH>ssible to reach them at
least with gosjiel literature while they
tre on this side the line waiting for
peace...' ? Missionary Voice.
To Close Campaign Day.
\\Y, tin* UlldCrsigllw) liir ivl ui D t H of
CttwUoi), s c. agree to cloae our re
H[M<CttVe JllllCCS (if bUhll)*'** on August
4th mi l between i li?? hours of 10 .;ioA
M. uiu) I*. M. in order that, store
keepers and clerks may attend cam;
pal tin raeeUug.
M a 1 01 1 e Pea r ? e - Y ou n g Hilw. C(?.
Sain Miller
U4 Switzer 4d
I turns At Hfttrett
T. J. ArrantH
M. k (JUlltim
Murchlson Wholesale Supply Go,
<; <\ Bruce
WatkliiH Bros.
U>wll & Christiana
! Uracil Bros, & Cxj.
Wolfe- Klehel Co.
J. <i. Cunningham
Munich-Nettles Co,
\j. Sclienk 4!c Co.
I^evkoff Bros.
J. It. Uoodnle Sons
\V. F. Nettles
W. (i. Wilson
J. 13. Nicholson
.1. Shebeen & Br oh.
Khame Bros.
I. Wolfe
McLeod & Kelly
W. C. Bluckwell
('has. Donen
<\ W. Billings
F, Shebeen
1). W. ltodtfers
J. S. Hliame
M. Moguleseu & Co.
Nero Reed
L. J. Wldtaker
Springs &. Shannon
II, h. Scliloaburg
J. K. Lang
W. T. Smith
II. S. Moore
W. L. Trapp
Camden Furniture Co.
Qi C. Whituker
McCaskiU Bros
M. H. Heyrnan
Big Clearance Sale.
Attention of our readers is eulled to
the imge ad in this issue of H. I j.
Schloshur.g. It is a raid-summer clear
ance sale of goods to make room for
the, large stock Mr. Schlosburg has
gone north to purchase. The sale com
mences tomorrow and lasts for ten
days. By reference to it you will see
that some exceptional bargains are of
fered. It may mean a great saving to
you in the purchase of summer goods
to give them a call.
Views of Kershaw's July 4th cele
bration were shown at the Air Dome
picture theatre last Thursday night.
The films were made by Blanchard, of
Columbia, and showed quite a hustling
spirit in our sister town. Many Cam
den i>eople could be recognized in the
picture.
Mr. John T. Mackey attended the
funeral of Mr. VanLandingham at
IleaHi Springs Tuesday.
Senatorial Campaign Dates.
Camden ? Tuesday, August 4.
Chesterfield ? Wednesday, August 5
Bennettsville ? Friday, August 7.
Darlington ? Saturday, August 8.
Blshopyille? Monday, August 10. ^
Florence ? Tuesday, August 11.
Dillon? ?Wednesday, August 12.
Marions-Thursday, August 13.
(Conway ? Friday, August 14.
Klugstree ? Saturday, August 15. A
(ieorgetown ? Monday, August 17.
Monck's Corner ? Tuesday, August 18
Manning ? Wednesday, August 19.
Sumter ? Thursday, August 20.
AFTER you put your next meal on the table
just sit down and consider the layout for a mo
ment. Ask yourself earnestly, "Have I got
, ? 8r?fttest value for the money expended on
this meal?"
IF YOU BOUGHT YOUR GROCERIES AT THIS STORE
ONLY ONE ANSWER CAN BE MADE
~-you have done all that a clever housewife can do ?
your meal is the nearest approach to perfection that is
Possible in a meal. But only the best groceries ? the
lnd we have built a reputation for, can assure you
this.
Try s?me of our leaders and become a regular user.
? *- ?,{?.
BRUCE'S
The Pure Food Store
PERSONAL.
Mr* i\ .1 Shannon, Jr., and 8cmK>
J?V0 ' ?'l mi im-1 I fr?HU l' .sv I^V n JwImimI
ai.il wUlJ#uvt* hnlu.v for Saluda where
'?'> will kjh'ImI (lie remainder of the
ftttHDIfi
Mm. j x. Crohn in, who has |>een on
? vl?lt to her daughters Ht ,((M.k
X 1,11 h,r Mrs. J. s.
inoiiil, at Logoff. '
muu T Ua,k"r' " fo"??T Camden
?n. \n,im In Camden Tuesday, I Jo |M
now n.|ir,.?mtillir Rarnhart Rroa. and
' Pi'Mll.-r, filing printing material i?
'Ills territory.
M'^ J l**n MorrHI, ?,f WHIfonl,, vis
?<l Mends In Caniden this w<K'k He
If HfH0,<l. r,Hm,U'" ^ ,ln<1 hHS " bont
<im|h here, who an- always. K1?<1
<?> s<*e him.
Miss ICI^.r,,,,,. ll,.K?|e
wmt.T uuhIi, n,.,'.
Will WJIhoii, Alfr..,l Mo.
???
i ' 1 to Spring* Sunday.
Mr. and Mix. Guy Cunter, of Colum
?I". ?l-n, wm, Mr Mn(1 Mib
Gnwer Ula.kw.n, Mr. <iu,,t.,r return
Mo,?i?j, Mr?
' 1""<' 'laughter J?n, Wni r?..
main for another week.
Mi. Walt Smith, formerly of LugofT
now en shier of the bank of Ronnie,'
"? spent Monday at the home of Mr
!' *1' ire wmh accompanied
b.v his two children. Virginia and Tab
'<>>? he trip was made In their auto.'
E. X. McDowell, of The Chronicle
fre' !?ft Tu?H(lflv Charleston
where he joined a party on the steam
er I^enape, for New York. While away
lie will visit his brother, Ferris Mc
Dowell, who Is a patient In St. Luke's
hospital, New York.
Mrs. Kramler and haby, of New
York, have heen for the past two
weeks visiting Mi*. L. A. Wittkotvaky.
r*' Krnmier i? pleasantly remembcr
<h here as Miss Rosa Heyman, of Ches
ter. As a young lady she was often
the guest of her sister, the late Mrs
Herfean Haum, and her visit on thjg
occasion renewed many old friend- i
ships. _
Next Tuesday, the senatorial candi
dates will speak in Camden and It Is
exiiected. the largest crowd that has yet
greeted them will be here on that day.
Plans are being made to give each of
the candidates a big , demonstration.
An excursion will be run over the
Northwestern railway and large crowds
i are expected here from all adjoining
counties. ?
A jolly party of automobllista from
Ridgeway enroute to Big Springs for
the dnnce Monday evening, stopped in
< amden a few hours Monday and Tues-'
day. The young people were chaper
oned by Mrs. J. M. Lemarter, and oth
ers In the party were Mteses Bessie
Meares, Nell MeLeer, Harriett Mitchel,
Mary (iibbes Mitchel, Louise Thomas
Messrs. R. c. Thomas, Ren Pagan,'
Gaston Meares, James Edmunds, D.
W. RuflP, Jr., and Clarence Edmunds.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Q. Klrven enter
tained at cards on Thursday evening
of this week in honor of their two
guests, Misses E\Wett Rirchmore and
Christine Dukes. Tables for the games
were arranged on the brilliantly light
ed veranda and after a number of pro
gressions Mr. Lenhardt Wyatt was
winner of first prize. Miss Nan Neil
being the winner of the consolation.
The verpndn of Dr. and' Mrs. Kirven .'s
home was made most attractive on this
occasion by the use of many rugs and
pot -plants. In one corner a punch
l>owl was artistically arranged and was
Peacefully presided (iver during the
evening by Misses Emily and Jennie
Robinson. Another feature which add
ed to the even lug ^s pleasure was that
dancing was liflT&lged in for some lit
tle time after the cards had been laid
aside. Rink and white Ice cream and
cake were served.? Easley cor. Green
ville Sunday News. ?
VULCANIZING.
Columbia Vulcanizing Works,
1122 I^atly St. Columbia, S. C.
Hero you will find a TIRE REPAIR
PLANT equipped with every .MODERN
STEAM VULCANIZING apparatus.
Our TIRE REPAIR SERVICE em
bodies EVERYTHING from a simple
puncture to perfectly remedying the
most serious cut or blowout in basing
or tube. t>
A-l equipment plus A-l materials
wltl> exacting, expert care in every de
tail* insure you PROMPTNESS, SER
VICE and SATISFACTION.
DYEING 'AND CLEANING
BY EXPERTS
Lingerie Dresses, and Silk Waists
A SPECIALTY
PANAMA HATS cleaned and re
shaped. Prompt service ? reasonable
rates. We pay return postage. Send
us your work.
J. W. DOUGHTY
1410 Taylor St.
CITATION.
Htuto of South Carolina,
< *- >?ini > of Konhuw
l$\ VV i M* i I : . i n 1 1 , . 1'ioimU'
Jud|9?
WHHUKAH, !,. W. lioykin matte ault
to 0)6 to Kraut lit in I>ttora of Admin
tst rat tun of the Kstatc of unit effect#
of Mrs KIUmi II MoyUlji
These aiv, therefore, to eite and art
moiihdi all and singular the kindred
and creditor* of tin* sad Mix. Ullen J).
Ilnykn, deeeased, that they be and ap
pear before me, n thy QnUfj of Pro
half, to t>0 Uelrt at t'aindfii. S (V, on
August Kth, next, aftUT puhh-atou t hf iv
(if, at It o'clock n t ho fort* noon, |<>
dhow cause, f any they have, why the
nad AdiunHtratoii should not l?e Kraut
fd. T&
01 von under ?>>> Hand, this SHtb day
of July, A. 1 llH t.
\Vr Iv. MeDOWKLL.
Jlldgo qt I'rohate for Kershaw t'ounty.
Publshed on the UlKt day of July
and tin* 7th day of August, 1014, In
the Camden Chnmcle and |K>Mtod at
tho'(^onrt House door for the time pre
sorthed hy luw,
A Now York report Ik to efTeet that
railroads of the country have orders
IswidiiiK for 1|I9 loeomotlves. and thiH
1h taken as IndieatinK a general re
vival of business thruout the country.
STOPS
"SUMMER COMPLAINT"
T1\Ik remedy should l?e In every
'home ? not only for tin* little ones
but for the older members of the
family n? well.
In oases of Cholera MorlmH, Colic,
Diarrhea, or any bowel complaint
NYAL'S
Blackberry Carminative
Ik no certain hi its action and re
lieves in ho slant a time that you
cannot afford tahe without It.
It relieves allTrrltatlon of the in
testines, is slightly astringent,
cleanses the bowels before they are
checked, and is thoroughly anti
septic.
It is without doubt the best rem
edy of its kind we know of and is
equally good for children and
adults.
There are two sizes? 25 cents
?_ and 50 cents the bottle.
When we had a chance to get the
exclusive selling agency for Nyal
Family Remedies we jumped at it.
They are known among all drug
gists as the highest quality line on
the market, and are prepared by a
great firm of manufacturing chem
ists, famous for fifty years.
CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY
Ads inserted under this heading,
for 1 cent per word. No ad taken
for less than 25 cents.
WANTED ? A boy to sell "The Sat
urday Evening. .Post." A good money
making chance for a live boy. W. R.
Zeinp's Drug Store.
LOST ? At Southern depot at Cam
den, Tuesday, P. M., July 21st, a red
silk umbrella with black border. Find
er please send to Mrs. Boswell Plyler,
I Lancaster, S. C.
Wanted ? Sewing of any- kind. Also
have one or two rooms for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished, suitable for light
housekeeping. Couple without children
preferred. Apply to Mrs. S. M. Hough,
1202 Sixth Ave., Broad, Camden, tf.
Fyr Sale ? I will be hi Camden about
Aug. 4 or 5, with my greJit book "Where
-Are The Dead." If you want one look
mo up on that day. S. J. Brown, Sum
ter, S. C. ' It.
BIG SPRINQS HOTEL ? Now open
and the fare excellent. Large crowds
are camping at the Springs and people
suffering with Rheumatism or stomach
troubles are being benefitted. Good
bathing, boating, dancing and other
amusement. Ask your agent for ehcap
rate ticket. Address Big Springs Re
sort Co., Bethune, S. C.
15-10-17
? i , ? ,U ,
WANTED TO BUY ? Scond hand
shoes of all kinds. We will pay good
prices. Camden Harness & Shoe Re
pa li^ phone G3. 14.
FOR SALE ? One two-horse wagon,
and one hay rake, one mowing machine
In first, class condition. Cheap for
rush. Apply to W. II. Halle, Camden,
S. C. 14.
WANTED ? I have Just received an
other car of those good "Chase City"
wagons and want to swap them for
some good horses. W. C. Moore, Cam
den, S. C. ? 7-3-3mo.
FOR SALE ? Bay ITorse, 8 years old.
Sound and cheap. Camden Motor Co.
WANTED ? to swap some good bug
gies for mules and horses. ? W. C.
Moore, Camden, S. C. 7-3-3rao.
JUST RECEIVED? Another ship
ment of the best buggies in Camdon.
\V. C. Moore. 7-8-3mo.
WESTKRH A M I?I/A NTATIOX
Will havo three registered Aber
deen-Angus Bulls in service. Terms
three dollars cash. Also two large
typo registered Poland-China boars.
Teritts $2 cash. All services guar
anteed. W. A. Rush, Manager.
Apr. 24? (mo. S.
CONFIDENCE
IN US AND OUR ABILITY TO PROPERLY
CLEAN OR DYE AND FINISH YOUR GAR
MENTS WILL ^SSURE YOU PLEASING
RESULTS AND*SATISFACTION.
WE have ? SPECIAL SUMMER SERVICE for Ladies'
Linen Suit*, Fine Embroidered / and other Summer
Dresses, Gloves, Slipper* and Hose, Gentlemen* Palm
Beach, Flannel, Outing or Business Suits, Panama,
Straw, or FeltJHaU, etc.
"ALWAYS SAFEST AND BEST"
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
CUMBERLAND, - - MARYLAND
The fire inanrance jnilley
t lutt cornea fr<im thlH oilier
Ih ALL that the term Im
plies? it Ih insurance that
Ik hacked hy ample funds
AND A REPUTATION OF
KijCAKIC DIOALINO,
ftopio companies, even
strong ones, sometimes de
lay payment of Just claims
<? OllltS DON'T. And, re
member, receiving your In
sura nee money promptly means a (teal when yon are In lmr<l
HtraltH because of a lire. *
Insure thru thlw agency anil l>e safe.
williams "Insurance & realty company
(Incorporated) 0
1012 Broad Street Camden, S. C.
Funerals Directed
We supply the best of burial goods, con
_
duct funerals and relieve families and
friends of many unpleasant duties inci
dent to death. . We are always prepared
to serve those who need Our service.
B. R. McCREIGHT, CAMDEN. S. C.
Here!
brink this
and be refreshed!
Sip by sip here's pure
enjoyment ? cool com
fort ? a satisfied thirst
?a contented palate.
.> Demand the genuine by full nim? ?
v Nickname* encourage substitution.
the Coca-cola company
ATLANTA, GA.
2-P
Whenever
you sec art
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola.
AN AD IN THE CHRONICLE WILL BRING RESULTS.
Wants ? For Sale ? Rents