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I>1KI> IN PMHilDA. Body of Mr. Jowph H. 'IHirnrr Bttrird ?< Hickory Head. I>r. W. H, Turner |hh? week rei-eiv rd ft tclc/raio advMm.' Iilm of tile death of Itf m brother, Joseph U. Turner, ?ear Wiliim, FIh',, and the remains nt'iit Ui WiKiviiiw Iimi t rlday ? lid Intel red In flu- ( cmcfcry at Illck ?rjr Head church, the funeral twrvUs&i mrint <*ft)i(liii M b} liai a f. I' iiIiih'i Til? body of Mr. Tumor >vuh found MNteMday. the 1Mb ?!!?(. . in his shanty at tin* turpentine rump, about nix inlhm from Wilnia. uln'iv In- wiis in charge ?f n fojee of turpentine hands, ami tola (tMtb w Am 'miihciI from it i <i 1 1 1 ?* t woufei T|i? imfe to i>r. Turner gar? ?o pa r Honiara. Another brother who WMlt to tliii M'Ulll! Of death liUM IM'I yet been !>?'<* r< i from. Tin* mother of Mr. Turner, Mrs, S. O. TiirinT ; J>r. W. It. Turner, his broth ?r ; ami his alster, Miss Mattlo Turner, Mve in Kershaw. I !?? is also MUrvlvud hf two other brother*, one of whom is a reaidetif of Florida. Mrs. Tillmjin Howell, who had Imm?ii in ill health for the past four month*, died at t lit > home of her husband, north of town, on Saturday night about I 'J o'clock, and was hurled at the old f/aurol lllll burying ground on Sunday, the funeral services being conducted w.v Hcv. .i. I-'. Hammond, Miss I .ou hie Rollings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. it. 10. Rollings, wiih mar ried to James M. Robertson at the Heath SprlnU Methodist parsonage hy Hev. .1. M. Weldon, Saturday the 15th lllNt. The Kershaw Hradcd school receiv ed from Ihe State Fund I his year lu aid of Its hluli school depart ment. The Neath Spring Ht'hrtOl re oelVed $150. For building purposes the Midway school received $.'{(>0. The HeKalb school, which was taught hy Miss Margie Croxlon, has. closed for the summer and Miss Crox ton has returned (o her home in the Met hoi section to. spend the vocation. Miss Ida .Nines, who wUs a teacher In the Heath Spring graded school, j lias returned to her home near Ker- 1 *haw for the summer, the school hav 1 . ?* closed. " 1. ' Hev. John A. Davison, pastor of the i Camden Itaptlsl church, tilled the ap-| poiiitincnt of Itev, J. ('. Howan in the| Kershaw l'reshytcrlnu church Sunday j night. A. F. Hammond, who shot and kill* mF .Fumes (Jill, -colored,- hear Heath Spring last week, through his attorney, !>, U<t??o William#, applied for ball MoCt' Judge Krnent Moore In Colum bia. whMt whh g< anted 4h iIm* *u#? of < Announri-ment Ih inade Iw tin- Map fist chiireh not 1*11 (hi* week that tin* Her. Mr. Kerr la will preach bis l?? sermon a ? tlu? pastor of tin* Kershaw Ma pt 1st iIuik-Ii on ni'xfKmitlAy morn inu. and that In* will leave Tor Mates I ?ii i on Monday or, Tuesday. where In* will make Ills futUn* home. We fi-cl that wo hut volri- tin* sentiment of tho ?>i|t 1 r?* community In saying that only Roncrnt regret will he felt by each ami enry one In tho i-ommunity. Mr Ferris Ijiih iloniV a fnlthful work In uinl afouud Kershaw, ami Im will lay greatly missed. Ho has won tin* re s|n*rt ami good will of all, ami nil will feel keenly his absence !lo will tarry with him the good will ami wishes of every one, ami their prayer* will also follow him.- Kershaw Kra. OKDKKS IK, 000 NIIKIJX. Mlg Ammunition Contract Awarded lo .Ml?l vale Steel Work*. Philadelphia 1 dspateh. Despite the reticence ? of officials of the Mldvalo Steel Works, It became known today that tho plant had re eelVeil a contract from the I Till t<Ml Stales Oovernmeiit to make lx,(K>o 14 Ineh Hhcll*. ? The order, one of the largest, award ed hy the < Jovornmont since the Span ish War, Ih the llrst of im|H?*tane<> to he placed wince the beginning of the Kuropeau War, ami caused much dis cussion today in Army ami Navy elr ' i ll's. 1 The shells, it was pointed out, are ?mainly for use in the forts about New York Harbor and the Panama Canal." TAc (iovernineut otllclals In plaelng siieh a biu order have made provision For .the Pennsylvania and oNler* big bat I leshins that, will be jj.scd. Jjj mission dmlng the eomlng yeflf, ' lleclier Convict ion 1 pheid. Albany, N. Y., May lirs. ? The second I'oiivlctlon of Charles .Meeker for Instl I gating the murder of llernian Itoscu ? tlnil was upheld todny by the court of [appeals.,; Mwker must, now die unless he can obtain executive' clemency from I tJov. Whitman who as district attorney of New York, prosecuted hiiu. or can f obtain a revornnl by tlir United States j Supreme Court. < h'angeburg .jluis voted $.'10,000 bonds for 'school purposes. , PERSONAL MENTION. Item* of Interest Gathered by Our Reporters. Mr*. T IV Saunders, of Hagood WAN in rtiin.lcii yesterday. Mr. and Mrs It. II. I'ltt* an* on a visit to r?dutiv<?H at Fountain lun, H. _ "" ' ? v, ' '? '*-*/. "" | o. Mrs. Ida rt. I (rut it has Mlirn^l from' nit extended visit; to relatives In <!oluni l?ln. Mr. Joe Shannon, of AtlMiitu, in vis it' ' i k hln parent*. Mr. and Mr'n, Ker shaw Shannon. MLtfrt Katherlne Myers, of Kerahaw, waa In Camden last Friday, the guest of Mr*. John s< fi/i liev. .1. 0. Ho wan and Mr. II. L. Uh'hey visitors at Da vidmmf Al lege for commencement. Mlrtrt LoIh Williams, who hart been attending Winthrop college, has return fld home for t |i?a vacation. Mr. and Mr?. John, Neel/,1, Wlu) have been con duct, luff a daneiiitf school In Camden will leayo Sunday for York ?villi*. ' Mrs. I*, <!; Walker, of Charletf^frn; Is In I'limdcn for a . few days.* She came up to attend t ho funeral of hef brother, Mr. John Man Latham. Miss Elizabeth Carrlsou graduated at the icccnt commencement of si. Mary'rt College, Italelgh, N-, C, Mr. and Mis. II, <;.? Cnrrlsou and Miss Ilalllc CarrlsQh attended the exerelsOs. Ralph Dunn waa among the David Ron College graduates this year. Ills parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Dunn and 1 1 rot her, Clarence Dunn, attended the commencement exerelHes. Itev. .1 a bez Kerr Is, so well known and much beloved in Camden, at one time pastor of the Camden Baptist Church, was a visitor here this week, the ffUest i of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McDowelL, .Mr. ami Mrs. II. II. Rogers, and | M-b'.r:. HIjinrhe SiOjgtrTfc, 0? Jn?iuieits- 1 vllle, have- moved to Camden and jttre oceiuiytng the HI Hot t residence on east DeKalb street when? they will eon ; duct a hoarding house. Micltle? Spa nn.. . Of Interest to Camden and Sumter; jieople will he the aunouueement of j tlu? marriage of Mr. W. H. Spaun* Of; Lake City, S. C., to Mrs. Mary D. j Mlckle, of Sumter, formerly of Cam ' den. o The marriage occurred In Hum j ter last week. Mr. and .Mrs. Spann. j are :i t present residing In Sumter, j hut will make their home in the future! at r.ako- Cltyv- ? J PRINTING It's a good time to place that order for Job Printing that you have been needing. Modern type faces and a select line of stationery. Give Us a Trial. The Chronicle If Your Printing is Not Right, We'll Make It Right. '-5. 'JJ ...... a... Hale of Real KrtfUt. ! * Tin* real twtato agency of Kennedy and Workman announce t?n- sate of l<urt of the Hampton <Vtton Mill tract to 14. F. t'atoo. Ttltft l?rofwrty lie* oh the roa<iv\u> loading t CttoriH'. WANTS #- ' ' . . . FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR RKNT-~lMsirable otfloe room in I *r< >ui f ii?'i i ( I oca (ion. Apply at the Pure Food Store, Camden, 8, C. EAT IKK'K II ILL BREAD -the sani tary kind. Made i machinery and baked by while bakers in a strictly sanitary bakery. 0-7 s 0 FOR SALE.? .'?> bushels Iron I Van. 15 bushels Cotton patch Peas, fur Male. Apply or write to Helton Owens, Hoy kins, S. C. 541-7* pd. BARGAINS IN BUGGIES.- A few D) ore high-grade Buggies at less than manufacturers coat at Enterprise Mer cantile Co., Caindeii, H. C. FOR SALK ? One family tiSffBB', buggy' and hgiirness. llorse perfectly sound and, gentle. Address Box 1 7<S, Cam s. c. & Have Vou Tried that new drink ? "Johnston's", (the original) Orange Ju lep, tint up by the Camden Coca-Cola Mottling Company. SHINGLES FOR SALB? 1 am prepar ed to furnish Shingles in any amount on short notice. Best grade all heart Shingles at ^ 1 .00 per thousand F. o. It. Lucknow. H. II. Watkins, Ian-k now, S. C. l(p. PHONE YOL'R GROCER for the Koek Hill Hrootl ni"l tilHC ilC Mildc* in a clean bakery by machinery. Wrapped in wux^VmI paper at the oven to Insure cleanliness to your table. Kock 1 till Steam Bakery. <5-7 -H-i? LAUNDRY AGENT.? H. DuBoke, A?t. (Capital City Steain Laundry, Colum bia, S. C. Work ealled for and deliv ered every week. Phone H21-J, Oam den, S. C. 5-0 WARNING ? James Henry Gray, bet* ter known as Henry Gray, left my home on March 8th, near Sanders Creek. This Is to notify the public that the lad Is under age and left home without consent of his father. Persons are warned yot to harbor, hire or help him in any way. ? Silas Gray, Cam den, S. C. 5-0-7 pd ? ? ? ' FOR RENT ? Furnished rooms. Mod ern conveniences, centrally located. Kates reasonable. Apply to Mr?. Fled a Hough, 111 l)eKalb St., Cam den, S. C. 5-0 FOR SALE? 1 'ony and buggy for sale. I'ony gentle and will work any where. Apply to J. S. lOuime* Cam den, S. C: It.' FOR SALE? Nancy Hall Potato slips, ? save express and buy at home, $1.75 l>er thousand. W, S. Burnet, 1407 Fair Street. MILK COWS For Sale? A number of fresh milk cows for Immediate sale. Geo. T. Little, Camden. 4. FOR SALE.? I ?epper, -e^g, sa^e and to ma tO plants. Apply to J. ~B, Zemp, Camden, S. C. PRESTO-LITE EXCHANGE. ? We have opened a Presto-Lite exchange, and will have on hand at all times full tanks for' exchange.. W. O. Hay's Gar age, Canulen. 4-5-0-7 FOR SALE ? l^est, quality Clay or Iron Peas, not mixed. Have 50 to 75 bushels for sale, at reasonable price. J. E. Creed, Can toy, S. O. 2-8-4 -5p SEED CORN FOR SALE ? Savage'? Prolific Seed Corn for sale at $2.00 per biisliel. Westerham Plantation, Henry Savage, prop., Camden, S. C. ; , W. A. Hush, mgr., Lugo If, S. C. v. - 43. COMING FRIDAY THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF "Exploits of Elaine" This it Considered One of the Best Serial Picture* Ever Produced on a Screen "The Last Days of Pom|i?i", IS COMING WEDNESDAY Air Dome DeKALB ST. FOR CASH ONLY As it ha# been the custom of this 4 , 1 1 * house since its establishment we do not carry over Millinery and Novelties from one season to another. Our Milliner will not be here but a short while long-! er and in order to dispose of our stock we are cutting the prices on all Hats and Millinery Articles in half. This is an excellent opportunity to secure these goods at a low figure. Everyone at this time wants to economize and this is the time to buy dependable mil linery in the newest shapes and trim 1 mings at just about half their former cost. It will be well for you to come in and see us. The sale commences SATURDAY and will last for 10 days. We do not intend carrying any goods over to the next season, and this will prove a money-saving transaction to those who take advantage of this sale. Mattie Geraldl 8 ? fflw ajjJ Jb w , T/JE PRt/DSAfT MAN *DOFS NOT TAKE A Cf/AASCE - //?PUrS N/S MONEY /N THE BANK WHERE IT 13 SAEE. AND &EABYEOP A GOOD Bl/-S/A/?SS OPPORTUNITY Make Oon Bank Yoi/k Sank. W? CAN A ?>V7S? fOU. Foolish, indeed, is the man who "chances" all the earnings of his lifetime on some good-seeming invest-, ment without first thoroughly investigating its merits. We shall cheerfully advise with our customers or their friends on money matters. We, ourselves,, stick strictly to SAFE BANKING business; and we advise everyone to "look before he leaps" and takes what may prove a disastrous "chance." Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay four per cent interest on savings deposits. The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, S/ C. . ' ' ? ' ? ? r? ; Watch Your Irish Potatoes $??> i ?*. , ^ , i1 f. .* ? ? ? y - \ \ ' ? ^ V' ..." "t '? ?" - #?* - *' ? appearance of Bugs use Stonecypher's Potato Bug Killer? 25c cans." We alto have Paris Green in 1-4 )b. boxes, 10c. Seeds of all kinds for ypur garden; W. ROBIN ZEMFS DRUG STORE PhoM 90/ Camden S. C