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NEWS "Good Morning." apostle# of cheorfulnefffj aH^j , arc abroad once more. "Good ? iW\ "(iood Kvening" clubs oixin* in cities of the west, , |iur]H)sc (if expelling the chil ferenee which exists between bo iiicfit each other (lay after i the streets, in ears, It) office*, yet who have never formed ant habit of giving ? Hiiiilio precognition. We are familiar ? condition of thlugs which stir gt sense of good- fellowship." 'residence neighborhood there i who always take the s,uiu tn down-town in tfife mornlug | quently the same ears hack fit These same masculine artoi^s fcty after day and look at each rlth deadtlsh eyes until tliesit figf loonies embarrusslnft'hhii* tefai. Yet many of tlto*e atoms qoire the presence of another __"Good Morning". ntuatarv 4o ! the magic effect of^ so ndint? is seen in a chummy jo( friends, a molecule of All men of similar interests mueh alike! Once the crust .*? gpn lUtj is broken, almost* an>] it of meiMiiay he friendly. Men i reserved . not to say suspiciouR, ? of habit. It Is an unfortunate 1 jlu*t|fiable habit and often, &axls (topmenf of that unspeakable i lity nuisance? the neighborhood If men would more oftep risk tee of a pleasant word of greet* 'the Granger it is eertairT thtft man would arrive at his office ?ppler mood, and at the eiid' Of I if would have more friends than jktd Just passed along engro$?$d ""f:? ? Haverhill fJazette. I*. Pot eat in Camden. --1 ? I. attended' the services at jbptht church Sunday evening flighted with the splendid ad hered by I u\ R. M. Poteat, 1 of Furinan University. His '"Happiness," and the se how to obtain this desirable 'ty was well told to the young for. Potent in the course of 'des said that he was glad to t Camden graded schools had to add the eleventh grade alid decent graduates to tak& SWtunity offered them nnd bfe 'JN for college. He said that ' of the state had passed n?t ,t?- -accept tenth grade unless they could eleventh grade in the com-i VP* '^tch they livod. Dr. fyteat , ^uo?tor, and we hope 'that EuT }". f,lvl?e wil1 be taken alid' ?Ly , ^"'wo graduates, ( ? E? dlplomns last June , will fcfii/i' ^)prcol,lti?n of the efforts KL, ? y 0Ur trustees and t&tch that eleventh grade a C|71' ^"^den's sehools rtipst be, lit^ ' ( nmden plrls nnd boys they J^TtlltaSP aml richly, dK^erve. NOTICK. r V,' . ' deemed10 (?10ro Cola crowns * for y one wishing ?> *Z 2?"" Cola crown, will ft* 'tier tC'Ll" bgforc Jl"fr V? 'W^awsi , ^ ^owng Will Ct*r2;C?l? .Borning Oo. ' J- Lipscomb, Prufi. *. v : T. TT *2L_ "V sM MAUNKTIC MAIU.l Kltl i i; ( | \Ki4K WllMBSf la Hint Version of "The An?*?* jLnjr auwpleHSus introduction to the inoUril picture public, through her tr)uwi>biutly successful impersonation of "WlMiiow the fascinating and young *tHr, rMarrguertte Clark, tniVfW Iter sct-oud ap|?caiaine hi *'"1 W>t?\ Whores, 1,1 H fMinou.vi Play*** tlve part film vurslou -of Mark !**? Luther's noted story, "Tke Ci uMftife,"' Mlm Inaugural 'presentation Of wliVli ikft'urrt at tile Majestic The# l7i i o^? A ffli T'l hv, July iMli. ) J/''iW'f(lA.K'll>leM is the tense drama of v? *<nt?s,d?**do|<iucnt. through suffering ?wild renunciation. ? With Hear, hold jM|-jr ; ? m?v? nn VUI'IWI rcijulryyieots, hut often surpasses them in, a .^eiie^of dramatically effective scenes. r ? . { .}VitJk a finely balanced command of tne requisite talents necessary for the display of so many emotion* uh are < oiiIhIihmI hi this characterisation,. Mar g\ierlte Clark progresses from mood to mood and from feeliUK t<> feeling with au absorbing sustained interest that fastens ami retain* its hold ppop the audience until the final flash of the thrilling Object, As Jean Fuushaw, the heroine of "The Crucible," Marguerite Clark man ifest* n quality of dramatic P0tver un sus| icc!?'( I even hy many of her admir ers, and, it can he safely predicted that her Impressive portrayal of this dilfl ciirt role will advance the esteem In which she is generally held hy several degrees. The, supporting cast includes the eyex; popular Harold Lock wood. Ttie' production is adequately mount ed. The feature will remain at Majes tic one day, Friday, July !>th. ? adv. Thanks Their Friends. We desire to express our slncer^ ap preciation of the many deeds of kind ness and words and acts of sympathy shown us during oflr wife and mother's long illneaft and death. Especially do w6 desire -to express our appreciation of the faithful services o,f Dr. fiL?L 55emp, who, we feel did everything in his power to Save her. Not a day i passed but someone of our friends did some act of kindness towards her and' ?we are deeply grateful, to all. Very respectfully, J. E. Cree,d and family. touy Bread from Camden Steam Bak ery ? made by white bakers. - 11. To"Hw?ii Interested In liie Library. Once more we wish to make afi ap peal tp.- the subscribers, former sub scribers. and non-subscribers to return ail bookH,to .the Camden Library with in the next two weeks. Miss English, or Cc^umhia is to l>e here on the26th of July to assist in making a catalog, and .jhis cannot be done if the l>ook^ nre, s? -uttered over town. We know tliat the people of Camden are honest, but they, have been careless and ne-^j gleet fill. v {-?.088 Lorec Arthur has kindly con sented to receive ihese books at Mr. W. Bratton deLoach's office, so again we beg you to look over your books] and if you find any that belongs to itbe>Gamden Library take them to Miss Arthur', and do not take 'any out for] the. next few weeks. If you have a book that you would Ilk? contribute/ Miss Arthur will receive ft, and tak? your name. ? Louise Nettles, Librarian. Birthday Parly. One of the largest and most beauti ful juvenile parties* of the season was given at the- attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Heyman on Monday after noon in honor of the fifth birthday of tnelr little0 daughter, Carolyne. And as she is a Fourth-of-July girl, every thing was in keeping .with the Na tional holiday.' The chaining little | hostess received in a dress fashioned from the folds of the ^'star spangled banner," andf since the flag came from the hands of the heroine Betsy Ross, J .and has never l>een more captivating. Old time games were played 011 the I lawn, and then a line led by the hos tess with John Corbett Richardson, marched into the dining room that had Inverted Into an American fairy land. The room was garlanded in rib bons ef red, whjte and blue, and the] Jong table upon whtch numerous can-; dJe&gleamed, had a starry runner down Ttie .Center, and" upon ^he snowy birth- 1 cafce waved a number of tiny flags. Baskets of candy, ribbon-tied. in red, white and blue were the ttpbrs fpr the girls, while the boys enjoyed vroe <*vcr popular whistle. Block ice cream in red, white and blue was served and in all the dainty refreshments the col ors were cleverly woven in. A larg? number of presents proved the popu larity of little Mlfm Carolyne, and wisher* for. many happy return* were] feny 'Broad fVom Camden Steam Bak erjr, where you are invited to come] In and inspect our plant at any KERSHAW NEWS NOTES. Happ?noui|t of Intereit 1a Our Neighboring Town. I ? V - ' The family of U, A Hilton had u narrow esejHH* from j ?. .1 .mlng Ijpt Tuesday when they lvent l?? eat thai noon meal. I Uncovering a bitter taste > I in tln? fopd tbey retilMd to t?Mt umi I tent It out, fed It to sunn* hog*. The] hogs died, but M4.no analysis w*h made j of the animals stomAeh It la not known] [what kind of poison was used ojr who] placed It In tin* food. Hint Alma llcndrlx, of Camden. s|H-nt t* day in Kershaw tills \\?M'k nt tin* bODl# <?f her nephew, C. AV. Hlnson. Mrs. T. |\. Fletcher spent tin* past I wct k In < 'am den with' her parents. I She wan ac<-ompauled home t?y her sister, Miss Mildred (loodale. Itev. J. C. Itowan. of Cutmlen,. will I assist the pastor of the. I^am-asterl Presbyterian church th? present ww*k I In a meet I UK, holding two services ? laily. Itohert Wright, aged <W years, died at bla home on Nathaniel Williams' I I plat e last Saturday am) was bit runt at I Heath Spring Sunday afternoon. The] funeral services were conducted by 1 Kev. J. H. Weldon. Mr. Wright la survived by his widow and several (blldrcn. J MK and Mrs. W. M. Illnson, for- 1 marly of Ofltniden, but who have been] living In North Carolina for several! years, arrived here last week to hecoma] citizens of Kersbaw; They occupy one! I of the Jones cottages op south Hamp ton street. Mr. Hlnson Is an experi enced harncssmaker and will open a shop on east Marlon street for the manufacture and repair of harness, 1 Our community was greatly shocked again on Thursday morning to learn;] that J. prank Gardner, Jr., had died early that morhlng after only three days illness. He passed through a very serious and protracted sj>ell "of sickness earlier In the year and was just about recovering from the effects of it. Mr. Gardner was the Junior member of The Hlackmon ?o., and has been in engaged In business here for a number of years. He was a good and valuable citizen, was friendly with all and had a host of friends. Mr. Gard ner was 30 years of age ami left a widow and two small children surviv ing. The funeral services were con ducted from the home by Rev. S. D. Bailey and the burial ceremonies of the Maponlc order were conducted at the grave by Abney lodge and a num ber of vbdtlng masons ; a detachment of tlx.* Cli<Ntt?r eoiuuiandery Knight Templar* uls<i being present. The busi ness house* ??r the town ***** doM during the time of the funcral.~-Kor h haw Era. ' VITAL STATISTICS. Number of Death* and Birth* Registered for Peat Month. *4 | The following and death* tuivvj ls?en reported to W. (J, Wilson, regis- , trar for Camden: | DEATHS Aune 2? English Oook, colortd. .inue w ? i>essie it. Wwt, white, June 12 Weldou liu4oif Hryan, xvhtte. ?. i I June ll>? Mrs. (leorglauna J. I^ewts, white. i June 22 Charlie Salmon, colored. BtRTHB Jujie 1 Girl to Mr. and Mr*. Nice c Junior. June 0 Hoy to Mr. and Mrs. F. K. It rooks. June 17 ? < Jlrl to Peter and Mary Haskins, colored. The following hlrths and death* have been reported to it, it. fttoGretgtit, reg latrar for DeKalh township, for the month of June . DKATHH; June - Infant Of Ely Itranhain, white. June K Marina Oook, colored. June 12 ? Alice Helton, colored. June 12 ? Infant of Alice Helton, col ored. June 14 ? infant of Jno. Hicks, col ored. 1 June 1(1 ? I.izzle Kelly, colored. June 1*1 -Kuclnda Knox, colored. ?" June 22 Mrs. Fanny Creed, white. June 'J4 ? Llezlc Haydeu, white. June 25 Mrs. Jane Mlckle, white. June '2ft? Infant of Wtn. Nelson, col ore* I. June 211 ? Hattle Samuel, colored. June 20 -Ellse Christmas, white. July 1 Mrs. Mattlc label West, white. July 2 ? Mrs, Maggie Melton, white. July ?*f ? Infant of \V. Sinclair, w hite. July '{ Sarah 10. Davis, white, July 5 ? Lizzie Alexander, colored. BIRTHS: Juue 1? (Jlrl to J. M. and Maggie Anderson, white. June ft~-(Jlrl to 1). A. and Minnie Rl Jkitt, white. June 7 ? (Jlrl to J. \V. and Tlnte Vaughan. white, June 7 ? Girl to (Muih^I. and Mary Shaler, white. ' \ ' June 7 ? Girl to Alinet^ Alexander, colored. -> Ji<be K ? (Jlrl to Hardy J.. and IJllie Illnson, white. June K ? Hoy to Andrew and Mollle Ingrain, colored. Juno 8 ? Hoy to .'Win, ami Densle En glish, white. June 10 ? Girl to Edward mid Fanny Kershaw, colored. June 10?? Girl to Win. and Eva Hln son, white. Juite 10 ? (Jlrl to King and Marlla Sinclair, colored. June 10 ? Girl to Chap and Mary Shannon, colored. June 11 ? Hoy to Dalton and Morezo . ' " "? Itauel, (viorfit. <1 ui w 12 ? iJirl t? ? AH<?- m-ti. u ??>t ored. ' June H <;irl to J<>i?ii and Mar) Kick*, June 15- tJIrl to Frank *i??t J?i?i? (ialutw, ivlurw). ? JuW 17 Hoy to Imu and H?**> M. Maxtor, wlorwt June 17 <#ir| to llni jn??t llalle, <ol??red Jun?* IK ? 4ilr? to lirwl* I* and Mia Auderftoii. whit*. June IK <?lrl to John <?ta Hal ard, eolored I June 1K~ Hoy to Mark and Mirth. Marwti. ' wd JtltM !H |t?.\ t?* Tt*h and Komt T?j lor, Aulotwl r Juim* 21- ? Olri to Mattbrw and Nan ui?* lifted. June 21 ? Itoy Jo Jor nod A>IIIim> i'mr te r. nilored. ; June 21 ? <*trl to I/Ucy fartw, col d* June 21--4?lrl to \V. I. an?l A?l?tk> Htokfph wblte. June 271 ? Hoy to IWtij. and I iaiW IHiBot*, Mlorad, June W? Hoy to P<*r?* and Sarah Htradford, ?-oiorod. J uiii* 24~-Hoy to K A. and IJljr Jen kliiK. CdotwL June 24 ? Hoy to l*aa<- and N'alla i ? h 1 1 Ikt, wlorad. June 25 ? 4JIN to Jam*** It and Hat' tie Wewt. white. June 25 ? <Jlr! to Wm. aud farrir Ndioo, COlOlWL July, 2 ? <>lrl to Jam** and l?li?ab Clemoti, colored. July Mil) to I** M and A1IW* WVst, whit**. July 3? Hoy to W. W. and IV.ra Sin dull*. vbite. July 4? Boy to Krne*t and luila !<??*> erwui, white. Noted in Muiufartwm KecemL S. f\. raimlmi. I?r. It K Slvvrtwm will erect ilwelllUKI K n*?u*. "liingW hnrdwood ?ind jtlne floors. jtrate*. electric lUilitiiu:. cost |6JW: C. C. WiL s?u?, architect. Columbia. A. C-. con struction to lieyin at*<ut July 1. Ad dress owner. K. C., Cuiuilcit. ? Henry Sava*e. Cam den, and J <?s. B. Crocker. n n* re|?orted to erect lunik and building at Broad Ami DeKalh rtiwt*. o<*st *40.0(10. ? 'f% 8. d. ? #7.000 <?f the $8j000 K per cent. 30-yetr adhool district No. 12 I ?oi ids, voted June IK. are to l?e Hold now. Address J. T. How*. S. C. Bethune.? School Board. J. A. Stone, clerk. trHI erert whnol nt Ktnje nnd Chunii Sts. .00x85 feet. H roemt. ordinary coii?troctloB, metal roof, wood floors, $0OO to *N00 steam beat. i?l? trie llphtlnp. co#t f^SOO. Addmoi Clerk of Board. The first tobacco of the new nop io he offered for Kale ? tt WllllanwburB county tlilK wastPii. was w4d at Klnicw tree Friday. It was of the lowest jmnle and brought six cents iter pound. Music and entertainment any time, all the time Where there's a Victor-Victrola, there's always / an abundance of the world's best music and mirth. You can hear the very music you like best. You can enjoy it whenever and as often as you wish. . You can enjoy it right now for no home need be without a Victor-Victrola ? $15 to $ 200 . ? Come in and hear this wonderful instrument, and let us show you how you can easily obtain one. FURMAN FITTING SCHOOL SouimGwquim.z \ preparatory school for boys and young meqr Utilizes thomarnifieentbuild in^H and equipment of Farman University. Offers to a limited number of students *p*da) training and etrdnf preparation for college work and for life. A full four r*ar bleb Softool cour*o. Small cttssre. Close prrvontl a^-. W attention and Insirucllon. Influence and dlaclpllno conducive to faaaijr AfH Christian character and worthy aipt ration* MbUtki errand*. out ? w gr?a?X? m tp* M titMMnrMcUtr.d^bktlACMMlpQklteaiMaktiir eumttrnt*. PI?*muii Mrxt torio* Mm ft* W. ?. AO. Fan* Property H?I4. . Aikti J lant wwk purchaa e?l i?..- fa mi ptop#fly of S H J Siulili. liH-aliil w^it utll^N wHith of < 'amdcn. The tra< t rwrtlp Ik Iw? ? ii ?.hi hikI 100 acre*. K?li> Willi made through i on I ? ?lale agetM-y of iMiHowe & Ito.vkln. \\ ililaiu llute*, a negro chit nil . in KIx Ium) $15.75 In i 'oltiiiihlu Friday f??r ? lv?" reck lean ?lrlvtik|e of mii automo MW*. it kwtmc atlagBi) thai Id* mill hlne litlltcfed imlnful Injuria UI>Of) H white Ni?MII with wllotU it ca lilt* 111 contact. TM* pr?*?|KitH for early shipments from ilu* lower jmrt of the *tate, of utHuii* f?ir tlx nortberj* market* Is very k'mm! at pnwnt, Many of tho large*! truck farmer* are making ar rangeweut* to Htart shipping thin wftek, whUh will place ho liifli ii i ^ on the market atw>ut ten day* earlier than uxual. A rain the early part of Ian! weeli w?* mmh needed for the crop, which Im unusually large In .Iiik|mm' county. It la eat I mated that more earn will l?e shipped from there thl* year tli#u ?i??r liefore. ? ... i i " .. Ituy Bread from Camdton Steam Itak rry. where you can drop In and hoc how It I# made. |a|w COOL.... BREEZES Keep you comfortable wKile in our chairs. Sani tary powdered shaving soap. Sterilized razors. Everthing sanitary. Com petent and courteous bar bers to serve you. Let "Safety First" be your slogan, and let u? be your Barbara. " Eureka Barber Shop I I. B. English Prop. When In Need of a Neat Cheap Coffin or Casket - ; . ~ REMEMBER US ^ H CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. LANDER COLLEGE GBKENWOOD, S. C. j4*li Yewr Befixis Sept. tt, 1015 . The flriwl For Your Daughter Send for eaialoffoe WILL E. JOHNSON ELECTRICAL ? CONTRACTOR 935 I -2 Main St. 'Phone 287-L TEACHERS OF MUSIC MR. JOHN GRAY Violin, Flute MRS. JOHN QRAY Cello, Mandolin, Guitar Apply at Majestic Theatre. 'Uneeda> Biscuit Tempt the appetite, please the taste and nourish the body. Crisp, dean and fresh? R<K K HILL BREAD ^ ? FRESH EVERY DAY, ? HOME * GROUND MEAL ALWAYS FRESH rtj tome of our- boneless Ham and Dreakfant Bacon. We will slice it for yon on - oar meat sllcer Just installed. . . Lang's SUaoS Grocery