The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 31, 1914, Image 7
TO fr Jf SUCCESSFUL
'PRUDENT MAN" ?
YOU MUST HAVE
A BANK
ACCOUNT ,
The man with money in the bank has a big advan
tage over the one who has not; he has self confidence,
the confidence of the community and GREDIT.
When you KNOW that the measure of your suc
cess depends not upon the amount of money you spend,
upon the amount you SAVE, is it not time you were
cutting our EXTRAVAGANGE, starting a bank ac
count and constantly INCREASING the balance to
your credit ?
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
The First National Bank
? oF CAMDEN, S. C.
cfrom t/ie Gradle
to t/ie &raue
Everyone Uses Hardware
of Some Kind
The discriminating customer insists on quality
goods, for CHEAP hardware is about the POOR
EST investment on earth. The edge of the sharp
est razor is not keener than our desire to serve you
acceptably ? to serve you in a manner to win your
approval ? therefore, whatever y&u buy from us
will be of the "quality" kind. t.
We Sell Everything
in Hardware
ialone -Pearce - Young
HARDWARE CO.
Valuable Main Street
Property .for Sale
WE HAVE LISTED WITH US FOR QUICK SALE
THE B. R. McCREIGHT MERCANTILE PROPERTY,
1129-1131 BROAD STREET. '
Lot 66x382 feet, on which is situated a commodious,
well constructed building. - ? -
This property is peculiarly well located for any com
mercial enterprise ? Hotel, Office Building, Stores, or
any other mercantile establishment, being situated ad
joining the Court House reservation, and directly in
the path of business development.
for price and other particulars, see
Kennedy & Shaw
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
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LATE MILL NEWS.
Pertonal Item* of Interest to
Textile Worker?.
(From SonthWh Textile Bulletin)
|(. N. Ilugglm* ha^ accepted the ln?
KltlOll of KCCOlUl ll'MIHl l? spinning at
the I joulsvtlle (Ky ) <V>tton MUls.
G B. Cr?tok has resigned as over
seer of spinning at flu' Mill,
ThomitHVllie, N. <\
T. li, A has aeccpU&d the |n>s1
t ion of designer at the Wylle M tilth
Chester, s. C.
J. W. Manly h?s wdgned as sui?er
Intelldent of the Manetta Mills; Lando,
S. i\.
,1. 10. .1 Dili's has resigned as yam
l?, id I Ik- Kershaw ( S. i'.\ OOttOB
Mills.
I,. <>. Bunton has resigned as over
seer of weaving at the Wyllo Mills,
Cheater, H. O .
fceb McLure will have charge of the
hew supply room at the Aurora Mills,
Burlington, N. C.
L, .1, Hill has resigned as overseer
of carding at the Hhodhlss (N. C.)
Mfg. Co., ami moved to Shelby, N. <5.
J. \V. Howell of Bock Ingham, Is now
grinding cards at the Jackson Mills,
Monroe, N. C.
A. It. Williams lias accepted the po
sition of card grinder at the Midday
Mills, Hook Ingham N. C,
Harp Orr is now second hand in
carding at the Manetta Mills, liiuido,
S. C.
It. F. Howell is now acting as spare
loom fixer at the Wllllamston, (S. C.)
Cotton MIHh.
Lem Holt/claw, of Helton, S. C., Is
jjOW Hxlnu looms at the Ware Shoals,
(S. C.) Mfg. Co.
10; A. Ellis, of Langley, S. C., lias ac
cepted the position ??f master meehan
lc at the Irene Mill. Gaffney, S. C.
C. K. Heffner, of Salisbury, N. 0,, Is
now ' xwonil hand in 'weaving at the
1 tilling Mill, Kings Mountain, N, C.
It. V, Horter, formerly of Newberry,
S. has accepted the position of over
seer of h pooling, warping and twisting
at the Dixie Mills, Lagrange, Ga.
J. 10, Bressley has resigned as sui>er
Intendent of the White City Mills,
Athens, <!a., to become superintend
ent of the No. 1 Mill of the Athens
Mfg. Co.
H(|. Wolfe, of Gainesville, Ga.,. has
accept ed the position of second band
in carding at the Eva .lane Mill, Hyla
cauga, Ala. .
.]. C. Ingram, book keeper* for the
McAden Mills, McAdenville, N. C., has
entered a Charlotte hospital for treat
ment.
C. C. Brown, of Danville, Va., lias
become overseer of beaming and slash
ing at the Aurora Mill .Burlington, N.
C.
(). II. Far r, of Beverly, Ga., has ac
cepted the ivosltlon of superintendent
of the Manetta Mills, I>ando, S. C.
W. M. Holly has been transferred
from overseer of cloth room to over
seer of weaving at the Wylle Mills, at
Chester, s. C.
W. M. McCafTerty, president of the
American Textile Co.,. Atco, (in., has
returned from a trip to Indian Springs,
Ga. !
J. I j. Ilames has resigned as machin
ist at the Clifton Mfg. Co., Clifton, S.
C.i to accept a smilar position at the
Inman (S. Ct) Mills.
w, P. Loftls. overseer of spinning
at the Holt-Williamson Mills, Fayette
vllle, N. C., has also been given charge
of the twisting, winding and warping
at that mill. ; ,
II. G. Edmundson has resigned as
master mechanic at the Kershaw (S.
C.) Mills and accepted a similar posi
tion at the Sherman, Tex., Mills.
Fred Cumnock, president of the
White City Mfg. Co., Athens, (Ja? will
also act as suiterintendent in the fu
ture.
J. E. Elliott has resigned as assist
ant superintendent of Athens, (Ga.)
Mfg. Co., to accept a position of over
seer of carding at" the Willingham
Mills, Macon, Ga. (
B. W. Kerr has resigned as second
hand In carding at the Manetta Mills,
Lando, S. C., and is now overhauling
eards at -one of the mills at Chester,
S. C.
It. M. Odell, Commercial Agent of
I>epartment of Commerce is spending
a few days at home in Concord, N. C.,
before leaving for India where he will
investigate the cotton goods markets
of that country.
W. D. Wicker has resigned as over
seer of beaming and slashing at the
Aurora Mill, Burlington, N. C.
J. M. Mauney, of Lenoir,. N. C., has
accepted the i>osltion of overseer of
carding at the Rhodldss (N. C.) Mfg.
Co.
J. B. Stroup, of Arlington, 8. C., has
accepted the position of overseer of
weaving at the Aldora Mills, Barnes
vllle .Ga.
J. D. Verdal has resigned an overseer
of spinning at the Buffalo Mill, of the
Locke Cotton, Mill, Concord, N. C.
W. P. Whitley has accepted the po
sition .of overseer of spinning at the
Buffalo Mill of the Locke tJotton Mill,
Concord, N. C.
Ralph Webber, overseer of spinning
at the Massachusetts Mills, Llndale,
Ga., Is spending his vacation, accom
panied by his family at Tybee Island,
Ga.
George F. Shipp has resigned his
jKwition at the Mnrtel Mfg. Co., Egan,
Ga., to become superintendent of- the
Wilson (N. C.) Cotton mills.
C. A. Grainger has resigned as de
signer at the Wylle Mills, Chester, 8.
C., and accepted a similar i>ositlon at
the Monaghan Mills, Greenville, N. C.
'
Application for Certificate 6f
Stock.
State of Virginia,
County of Henrico.
Bxparte L. A. Alexander.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned is the owner of five shares
of stock In the Tenth Series of the En
terprise Building and Loan Associa
tion, of Camden, S. C? represented by
Certificate of Stock Number I, which
certificate bears date of January 1,
1913.
The said certificate of Stock has been
lost or destroyed, and the undersigned
will apply to the said Enterprise Build
ing and Loan Association, of Camden,
S. C., at its office in the city of Cam
den, S. Q, at 10 o'clock a. m., August
29, 1914, for a new Certificate in place
of the one which hap been lost or de
stroyed. Ll A. ALEXANDER.
Richmond, Va., July 22,. 1914."
14-19
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
I )|U sixth ch.->o of bubonic pluuuc
was found at Now Orleans, l?u., on Sal
Unlay when I Iio Illness of 10 year old
Helen /well, was dla?noM>d as plague
Governor Htunrr <iJ* Virginia,, ha* re
celvod from Mix. HHa Granger Griljln,
of I ?fi roll . Michigan, a largo hannrr
of Confederate design, taken from ca
dets of a Virgin ta Military School <lm
lug the < Mvll war.
s?'< ivi a i > of war i >ji niois imH return
<?<| to Mrs. IIomh Kenny Winston, of
Windsor, N. <\, a ring which her
father, the late J>r. Kenny, lost on
the historic ship < 'oUstcllatioil at the
Otojic of "the Civil war. I >r. Kenny
had predicted that the ring would he
recovered when the hip wa overhaul
ad.
Itev. I.otilx It. Pa I moid a prominent
tom|H>ranco worker of Detroit, Mich,,
Is missing and his friends fear foul
play. A reward of $1,000 has been
Offered the [HM'son or i?erso|iK wlio can
locate i no preacher.
Delegates to the annual convention
of the Young People's Christian Union
which has heen in session at Kant Liv
erpool, Ohio, have solootod Loh Angeles,
Cal., as the place of the next meeting*
<*cn, Villa has given out a statement
lit which lie says Mexico will ho re)>-.
resented at the Panama-Pacific cxjh*.
sitton at San Francisco, next your,
I 'Kdwijrd Davis, formerly a minister,
now an actor, declares that ho will
I hrlUK suit ana lust Governor Brower,
of Mississippi, for the alienations of his
wife's affections, Governor Brewer de
plores that he knows neither Davis nor
his wife.
Molr Bros., manufacturers of Bur
lington, la., have Itegun Injunction pro
ceedlngs which would forbid caliope
mush' on exeerslon steamers going up
and down the river near their plant.
The plaintiffs declare that the cal lopes
play tango music and that twenty of
their ^Irl employes refuse to work.
After thirty-two years' service on the
Hudson river the steamer Kuatersklll
was hurned at Athens, N. Y., last week
for. the lameHt of a moving picture
play.
The Poster Advertising association',
of America, In session at Atlantic City,
N. J., has appropriated $.'M>00 to pro
mote "Truth in Advertising."
Martin 10. Hall, aged 7IV and father
of nineteen children, was married to
Miss Cora Faughn, aged II), hy Justice
of the Peace Hull, at Clarkesville,
Tenn., on Saturday.
Discovering thnt she had lost her
purse containing $25, Mrs. John Dalton,
aged 55, of Farnurn, Neh., dropped
dead in her seat on. a Chicago and
North-Western train, Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Conklln Carmen, wife
of a prominent doctor of Freeport, N.
Y., has been indicted on a charge of
first degree manslaughter, and released
on $20,000 bail. Mrs. Carmen is alleg
ed to have shot another .woman in her
husband's office.
According to estimates, California
will this year produce 47,000,000 gal
lons of wine and 2,000,000 gallons of
brandy. Approximately $15,000,000 will
be realized.
- Rather than face trial in the Bun
combe county court, Blanche Jones an
18-year-old girl, attempted suicide at
Ashevllle, N. C., Saturday by swallow
ing several grains of tdchloride of mer
cury. The girl is in a precarious con
dition.
Mrs. Lucillu F. Haines, 84, of Cam
den, N. J., who has been blind ten
years, had her sight restored during
an electrical storm in Camden last
week.
Jake Holt inch rounded out 1?1h 103rd
birthday in Philadelphia Saturday, by
en tln>? a half section of cherry pie.
Ilolbach, who 1h a farm hand, is HtlU
active, and has l>een employed on the
Niltne farm 81 years.
Former Dictator Huerta of Mexico,
Ik quoted an Raying that his greatest
ambition In life is tp meet Francisco
Villa on the battlefield,
The trial of Mme. Caillaux, wife of
the former French premier, for the
murder of M. Gaston Calmette, editor
of the Figaro, was begun in Paris last
Friday.
By order of the courts a Pittsburgh,
Pa., trust company has turned over to
attorneys for Harry Thaw, $160,
773 the accumulation of his income
since he was declared Insane by the
New York courts.
An lK-moi it Its-old ehIM died in thei
isolation ward of a Philadelphia hos
pital Friday last.? The attending phy
sician had diagnosed the trouble as
"dlptherfn." A few minutes t>efore the
child died n bean whs dislodged from
the child's throat.
Mrs. Eva J. R. Kinkaid, a trained
nurse, is under arrest at Auburn, Cal.,
charged with murdering Mrs. {Cather
ine Bluett with poison, in order to col
lc<*t $15,000 life insurance on the lat
ter.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railroad has posted notices that it
wants 4,000 men for its oar shops to
build ctn About this number of men
were laid off Last spring.
Mr. Farmer.
Do You need Fertilizers?
f ... .? ?'
This is the season for Top
Dresser. We carry full
stock and can supply your
wants. See us and get
our prices. Top Dresser,
Nitrate Soda, Kainit, Acid,
etc., etc.
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
To AUTOMOBILE
and Machinery
Owners
WE WELD BROKEN PARTS of any kind of machine
better than new, it makes no difference what the metal
it or where broken. |
OUR SHOP is fully equipped to execute any kind of
lathe work, etc., and all work turned out by us is fully
guaranteed to be as good as new and in a great many
instances better than new.
HAY'S GARAGE
East Side Lower Broad Street
Tribune and Stormer
BICYCLES
I"
We can give you these wheels ranging in
price from $30.00 to $50.00. Come in and
see them.
We also carry everything for wheels and
have Mr. S. B. Beard in charge of repair de
partment, who give the best of work. *
Co.
N O T I CE
To Automobile Owners
Insist on getting GULF REFINING CO~
. , ' ? o f
GASOLINE. It's Better. Let me. show you
or ask the man who is using it.
J. B. ZEMP, Agent
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