The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 16, 1915, Image 5
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AL NEWSj
tfORDS OF WISDOM.
ftjw*y* eome one reedy
you *?>?* 10 do'
!1 kllu your 'ootHepn ?te?dy
[ **ft!you jou.ney through
1 l!'%Lay? some onto knowing
VyU. ? mByU''
I vou bow to nourish
"25.toi<wi?"<1,di;l"l!1 ? v..
*S< - R"lr,"i
0 wftU My or thin*. <
* A.> broad dominion#
thought they wreathe;
VjSZour opinion.
walk and breathe.
tor6Ug (jeraorutratlon
Lv? into havoc ?ad. *
? mral Information
vou thought you had.
trie* t# deduction*
1 faot seem itrangely denea,
?* impart instruction*
cSnol? cofljmoo sense. I
W . ?Washington
art "like- A FLOWE#
' 1 a love you *r' a flower, .fly-' i|
A tofalr. ?? ?w#6t- 80 pure
.Wok m ?cred wonder
?? .toons you must endure. , j
Juh hands upon your brow, de<MV <v
ri breathe a silent prayer
Jf. Ood In hl? heaven will keep you
?a ?re?L ?o pure, eo fair. ?
10 ^ ? Seleoted.
HeKlni; of Library As< socmtlpn.t I -
17 , 7'i
pQuideii Library association met
jf^wday afternoon at fl;80 o'ekwk
Ejiuneot Park. The prc<fiu
<?l tbe meeting to order and as
^cretary, Miss Margaret ItWuei
? itwent, Mrs. Robert TeaiJ^ti
W to act ns secretary pro .
6 roll call the declaration aiy??e-|
for charter was prenented .and
pd t?y petitioners. An outllne^Sr
jnrowtitutloii mid by-lawn for jwf
L'tbe library was drawn u *W
\ in the hands of Mr. WlttkoWjhijAa
Ik to l>e put In proper form. ' ^ ^
following committees were,
lug hooks for Library ? >fr?.
?Bhanuou, Rev.. J. A. Davlwon,
0. K. Taylor, Mrs. R rat ton de
of Historical character V?
X J. Klrklnnd, Mrs. M. A. Shan
,'Mrs. (?. (J. Alexander.
Mile department ? MI'mn Agnes
Mtes Kllle Zcmp.
being qo further buslnel^'fclje
adjourned. The next meeting
fort to the call of the president. v*
ftaGHT at The Majestic Theatre
Sign of thk cross/'
Near Cawtey.
ffthltebeen requested to announce
?ftere will be a picnic "held at -the
HLof Mr. Ed. Holland, nearfCan
M Saturday. July '24th. It wTIT
Hw by the ladles of the Misslou
Mety of Flint Hill Baptist
and the public Js cordially In
' to be present.
r Walking to New York.
1 1?. Emmons, a citizen of New
fc wan In Camden yesterday on
" to New York. Mr. Emmons
In? the trip on foot, ami had!
from Charleston to Camdeu.
to he away above the av-j
of the hard lurk fellows* andi
fclthat we express his thanks, to
Rpwple of this county who b?4l
p* him kindnesses along the way.
1.1.
IjWi Austin llohnes. director of
Bekral bureau <>f mines at
lpted Rt Denver. Col., Tupsd/iy
l u Illness of several montlv*.
B? te yeajrs of aire and a native
?P*m county. South Carolina.
PMplemlhl new Court House o t
*?1<1 to be the equal of auy.;V?.
We was dedicated Tuesday. ' It
Wtoied at a cost of $83,000, :Wv
?jtoo. Sr.. of Uock Hill, det^J
pt York
County bar presided at
?fcftmonies. '
Martin, a yuun'K white hov
In the heart at. IWW#
afternoon by Allen John
?*t*vn>, and almost Instantly
I Considerable excitement .=. de
mand the negro was carried
? safekeeping.
riCOM THK SIKH I Dl ltS 1 I
,lAJpi Milady Wears Ipon Her llcud
I and Around Her Neck IMIcm . ^
- i* lime and Ware.
New York, July 14. - - Transparent
hats and furs, Velvet hea?fr gear and
low iqwkri- -these arc some of the things
Ir. tlU summer fashions that men ques
tion, ami even a tvyr women <-.?mr up
t<? and shy at, hn the thermometer
soars skyward. The little maiden with
b**r> '"rlklwha" hat goes serenely k'on ;
ftie girl with the whit* fox fuffc hugs
?fiM iii more clopoly, and the wvan-i of
the velvet hit sedately raises a para
so,J. .Such matter are lieyoud the eone
urehenakm of mere man ? ?r the woman
\>1?o was brought up to view elothea
for coipfptt. 1 V;
Their very oddity Is the lure that
IjuiakeM them popular. What matters a
W>at of tan If the hat is woven with!
Holes to (duplicate the head-dress of
Hie maiKjhat pulls the jlnrlklshu In
lapan? g
H^Even woman wlto Is conservative
with her drew and suit, cast* wladon
fo the /winds above the shoulder-line.
tV'hat lies above he* peaks the true
woman who, In her heart of hearts,
?t?rrwiirr fautasles of fashion. The
demure Quaker and saucy "C,hin-CJjin"
collars, the Happy hat and stiff brini
hf?d sUlbf, even the. plug hat of silk
leaver fringe that Mrs. Vernon Castle
made famous at the races, appeal to
<vlu> like something "dif
ferent."
'? PflHt) Qiodes re drawn on for hats,
exclusive shop, just off the
i^vgjme, one of the girls of the ytnuug
tM^t ijytoered a garden hat the other
da!Poi wnite chip, with a pyramid of
3ibk>iblH&i< ? the exact duplicate of the
rbi'tTti&&reat reat'grandmother Wore
StFfifcM slifc tripped across the hiwiiK at
thC-HAifttol. All these gardeu hats of
A Sports Hat of Blue Taffeta, the Wov
en " 'Rikisha" and Silk-Sailor; the
"Chin-Chin," the Jabot and the Puri
tan ( 'olla r.
teghdrp and Milan recall Colonial days.
tfJyeh the. '"riklslja", Imported in spirit
from: Japan, smacks of this, style when
trimmed with roses, the black varnish
ed ooftiof which it is made contrasting
with -the light frocks.
?m Jttroiplly speaking, the hats of the
ftejiison are divided into four classes ;
these portrait-fashion garden hats,
NtjjffthrJnumed sailors that bespeak the
past or the present, according to the
materials and trimmings ; the sports
hats; ibpfU'owetl from the four cornets
of the globe, and last, but not least,
the cocky turbans, which show the ma
terial note in millinery.'
a chap
ter in themselves. Already, the straws
iire on the wane. Chiffon brims we
have tlped of, and so-the attention nat
urally turn* to sailors of blue taffeta,
black velvet, and cretonne. "America-',,
tin* white, leutluvrfa?-ed. blue taffeta,
Is h worthy (?iubkn to the country
frotu w iii< it it ti|^a >is Hitiin>. white
wIiiks for trimming bring to
utlixl Jhe siM'ed of Mercury p aw<J the
glor\ of ancient It^mn iic^ in ottwjr
I** mi trlmwliMi for other tattetu tmt&
Hlu<-k velvets, shiny and plushy as
cat's fur, miv embroidered with tlee<y
white wool, ?h wintry as possible to
shock the mud of summer. Birds and
animals lu the wool crawl nv^' th#
crowns, and the brims are Invariably
linUhvvl it* old faHhloned quilt stitch,
Tailed lu length to make a design.
With white linen and cretonne com
tuines, "Mistress Mary" cretonne hats
make a smart finish. These need no
trimming, the bright colors l*?lng Kay
mioi^h for any summer landHcai**,
whether mountains, country or shore.
8p0(t$ li.il> Cviiiv fn?iu odu nooka
and corners. Tim latest, a dark blue
. tnffetii, Is decidedly Chinese In aspect.
It hatf'te sloping brlna, with a soft edge
an iii?h wide that flops down and
shadeti1 the face,, dented on one side
with heavy halls susi>endcd from the
ends of a cord tied around the crown.
Scotland contributed the tain, and there
is a soft hat made completely of nar
row bias struts of silk that is finding
favor under a "Made-ln-Amerlca" laliel.
? Those of the trubanH that ar? smart
Are military ; topped fearlessly to one
nlde, with side* of velvet and erowua
of silk. Indeed, ho simple aud mo
smart are theae hats, they baffle de
scription. .
\ TONIGHT at The Majestic
"THB SIGN OF THK CROSS,
Our Thanks.
. We wish to express our thanks to
>i young lady who assisted us while
attending n picture show the other
evening. Bei n# Heated directly behind
uh, she read all the announcements
nx they were thrown on the screen
Hiid we were much Impressed. She
being tender-hearted, and seeing that
we were; near-sighted, conferred that
favor upon lis. >She iH our idea of
what ft you uk lftd.v of | sixteen years
?ought to. 1*6. - She is not one of your
shy little things who is afraid to
speak out loud. It was a vast help
to us because we did not have to^look
at the screen at all-^could talk to
our companion and "hear" the pictures '
at th^; same time. A gentleman in*
front of us pothered quite a bit be
cause lie kept turning around and
Anally he got up and left the theatre.
We noticed that It bothered the young
lady who was befriending us, too, bitf
we assured her that he bad not refer-^
ence to her. In order to fully thank
the young lady and that there may be
110 misunderstanding, we will tell her
name: She is Miss Ohewgnm OpeiY
faee, eldest daughter of Mrs. Gadabout
Open face. She is. to becommeuded. ?
\ork News. I
Business Changes. i
' " Mr. C. C. Wbi taker this week pur-.
Chased Mr. A. b. Watkins' Interest in
the Camden Shoe Co. and will in the
future conduct the busluess alone. The
business will still remain under the
I
same name. Mr. Wliitaker has also
purchased Mr. Watkins' interest in I
the Adams farm and vater power i
several miles east of Camden.
Thaw Declared Sane. 0
New York, July 14.? Harry Kendall!
Thaw was declared sane by a Jury
which for nearly three weeks had lis
tened to testimony given in the Su- j
preme Court here before Justice Peter j
Hendrlck. Forty-eight minutes ' were
consumed and two b<ots were taken
in reaching a verdict. ^
Justice Hendrick on Friday morn
ing will announce wliethftr, the commit
ment upon which Thaw was incarcer
ated In the State Hospital for the
Criminal Insane at Matteawftn shall be j
vacated, thereby giving to the slayer
of Stanford White the liberty for which
he has fought in the .Courts tot nine
years. ^ ( j
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_ A^j^steripus Clock. I
Have you ?een the "Mysterious
Clock" at the store of Lewis & Christ
mas? If you have not you should see
It at once. Many people have called
In flie past few days and no otic has
been found yet who can tell what
makes it run. .It lias no springs, no
winding apparatus ? just^ runs and
keeps, time too. It has proven a puz
zle to many people ? go in and see If
you can explain what causes it to run.
Messrs. Lewis & Christmas would l?e
gift A to know \Vhat makes it run and j
The Chronicle would be glad to pub- i
lljSh any Information from anypno who
j cftn explain the mystery.
ITEMS OVER THE STATE
Short New* Notes Gathered
From Our Exchange*.
Hon. .1, ltolt on Watson, of Anderson
died ill Ills lioiut* Mini r Anderson on
Saturday. lie was twice married, hi*
tlrst wjfi' lieillg Miss Higgle Allen, of
this county, and his second MlSB Mat*
tie Hi Ilk, ?>f (his county, lie wan burled
lit Ba li'iu church on Sunday afternoon.
C'oui Minis, colon**!, was killed by
Mr. I'liuik Hud^cus. of I loiu'ii Hath,
near the home of Hon. M. J. Ashley.
The shooting wax said to have l?een
cauned hy Home insulting remarks
made hy Hurts to Mrs. Hudgens.
The supreme court has utttrmed the
verdict of $2,126.00 I wa riled Itlchard
and M;ii > Hounds, against the Wood
? * the World. The clfclm wan
contested on the Kround that the In
sured died as a result of violating a
State law.
In a difficulty at Sumter, S. M. l'ler
son was seriously cut by fxmls I>.
Tlsdalc and W. S. Tisdale, father ami
sou. Hlerson was carried to the Touu
ney hospital, while the Tladalea re
turned to their homes In the county
without being arreted. The difficulty
originated from a business transaction.
Cecil Mack, of Cordova, waa fatally
injured Sunday afternoon wlieu 011 a
(Botorcycle he ran into the Atlantic
< 'oasi Line passenger train at a grade
crossing and died two houra later at
au Orangeburg hospital. Mr. Mack
suffered a broken hack, a mangled leg
and a severe gash in the head. Mr.
Mafic was going from his house to hlK
father's house, and aH he approached
tlje crossing Haw the train. He tried
to go up the railroad cut on- his tna>
chine, hut ran into the front part of
the' train near the engine. lie was a
rural mail carrier.
\At the second primary election held
in Clarendon county Tuesday, Charl
ton I>urant waa nominated to Hucceed
Houis Appelt as senator from Claren
don county. I ''??
!
? REALTY TRANSFERS
- . ?? ?. vi-.
As Shown by Books in Office
of County Auditor.
J. H. Burns and H. Ii. Schlosburg to
Cauiden Loan & Realty Co., two-thlrda
intercut in 1 lot and 2 buildings on
Main' St., Camden, $3,666.67.
J. O. Hay to R. H. Kerrlson, 1 house
and lot oil- Fair St., ramden, $75.
.Trfe Hough to (tussle, Hois and Eva
Hough. 1 lot in town Of ^Kershaw, $50.
S. ?W. Bar field to Trust^s District
No. 1$, 3 C'k School, 3 acres, $75. ,
Rembert News Notes.
Reraliert, s: C., July -13. ? A Hue rain
foil here yesterday. , Thin \is. flue for
the corn which Is very prom up. Cot
ton Ik looking well too.
An election for representative is be
ing held in this county today. Very
little interest is in it. Mr. J. E.Du
1*1*0, chairman of the election commis
sioners, ?says the (Votes past wiU cost
about one dollar each. Mr. R, B. Bel
ser Is the only candidate rtfnning. '
Miss Nell - Gillis, who has typhoid
fever is well enough to come home
from the Sumter hospital.
Pellagra is getting thick through the
country. As yet ho deaths from It.
Rev. Mr. Cole is carrying on a meet
ing at Mizpah church this week. He
is aided by Rev. Mr. Tolar, of Sum
ter.
The crops will soon be laid by and
our farmers can have a little rest for
they need it. ? '
Miss Ila Mae Evans will teach the
.Plsgah .public school this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L Montague and
Mr. and- Mrs. Ceo. W. Hutchison, of
SumteiV spent Sunday with Mr. J. E.
DuPre, Mrs. Montague's, father.
? ; ' ' "?>
Buy Bread from Camden Steam Bak
ery, where you can drop in and see
?r . Jiuw .lt. la nuidfc.?
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC
To -Day
(Friday, July 16th)
Majestic Theatre
"The Best There It In Movies"
D*ni?l Frohman Pre??nt? WILLIAM FARNUM in
"The Sign 0 1 The Cross"
A Stupendous and Intprowilve Film Vertdon of Wilson
Barrett's Sublime and Immortal Drama.
A Noble Theme Masterly Handled-A Work of Art
The IMay that haw stirred the emotions o t every
t lvllletMl race thruout the world. A Picture with Lux?
urlance of ColorluK. With the prettiest scenery ever
put lit Moving Pictures.
A 2&f Mhow at 5 and 10 Cent Prices.
We advise those who possibly can to so?> the after
noon ahow, aa the crowd at night will he oue_of the
largest that ever .hiiw a photoplay In Camden.
Two afternoon allows: 4 and 5:80 P. M. ::
Two night sliofts: 8 and 0:80 P. M.
Coming?" -MARY PICKFORD as CINDBRELLA," the
Century-old Fairy Story, Next Friday.
Returns From Baltimore.
Friends in thl? pity will read the fol
lowing special from I?aurens, to the
News and Courier, dated July 11, with
'Interest : V
"The Rev. M. %, LAwhou, pastor of
the First Baptist church, returned yes
terday from Baltimore, where he has
been under treatment for a throat af
fection for the past ten days. He
will probably have to return to Balti
more for -further treatment later on,
though his qpudltlon is more encourag
ing than it was several days ago, It
i? stated."
'Insurance Commissioner McMaster
has engaged Fire Chief Louis Behrens
of Charleston, for a period of three
weeks to instruct various life depart
ments In the state in the latent meth
ods of tire lighting.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the .. Stock?
lidlder# '."of the Hermitage Mills of
Camden, S. C., will l>e held Tuesday,
August 3rd, 1015, at the offices of the
company at Camden, 8. Q., at II :80
o'clock a. m.
' C. H. YATES, Secretary.
? Hermitage Cotton Mills.
NOTICE.
Mr. 11. It. McCreight having resign
ed aw Registrar *of Vital Statistics for
DeKalb Township, the undersigned has
been appointed to Succeed .him. From
this date all certificates of births and
deaths occurring In said township
must be filed .with me, also those oc
curring in City of Camden.
; ? W. (K WILSON,
020 Broad St.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.
District Court of the United States,
District of South Carolina'
Kershaw County.
In the matter of . '
Max Mogulescu & Co., ' I ? *
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of the above named
Bankrupt:
Take notice that on* the 7th. day
of July, 1015, the above named bank
rupt filed his i>etitlon In said court
praying the confirmation of the com
position heretofore offered and accept
ed, and that a hearing was thereupon
ordered and will be had uixm said
petition on the 26th ?day of July, 1015,
before said Court, at Charleston, In
said District, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time and place all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear and show cause,
If any they have; why the prayer of
said petition should, not be granted.
Richard W. Ilutson, Clerk.
A tPtmt&ord fltaUeg* of ?rttitcmrnf, DfothtrUou and Cffamdn
Q Christian Influence's.
Q Home-like Surroundings.
Select Student-body. >v
Q College of Liberal Arts and
Science**
Q Conservatory of Music.
Q Schools of Art, Expression and
Business.
An Ideal College for Women
Q For Catalogue And Information
Address
RBV.S. C. BVBD, D. D?
Columbia, ? 8. G.
WURMAN FITTING SCHOOL
CreenvilleU
SOUTH CflROllNft.^
A preparatoty whool for bojs and yotm$
**? injfs and equipment of Furman Uni\
| 'Men. Utilizes tho magnificent buHd*
'"^T ?"ue9^*P?ient of Furman University. Offers to a limited number
of Htuuente apuc^a] training and strong preparation for college work and for
A f?? fhnr-rrnr hlim Wfeool v?o*? pprson^-'ssr*
-J?uo? andilastructlon. Influence *nd dl*vli>llno conducive to m&nly
vdtiiUM character md worthy eapiraUooC' ' v ? .\x I y_a
?nnm? , ern%~4mm ?WH?tiw, *>?< l?U.kt?k?t ball. tnu*. tnmfft. h* im^O,
A'.^rVT*g?ftr.?1'-b*tlntf nod labile .I^nklnir oont-?t> Dr*. jw?nt fi ntt'jil Ui,tfn? lifr
?-,< Kxpemw nJbdarftt*.
Ji Far >M <na?lr MHKimI ?*<>|||>,
i* UUIUWOI
k aqd for
uljr
n
Buy Bread from Camden Steam Bak
ery, where ypu are Invited' to come
lo aud luMi>eet our plant at any
time. 11.
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TONIGHT at The Majestic Theatre
?Tina. sk;n of the chohs."
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COOL....
BREEZES
J V* r\t\
Keep you comfortable
wKite in our chairs. Sani
tary powdered shaving
soap. Sterilized razors.
Everthing sanitary. Com
petent and courteous bar
bers to serve you.
Let "Safety Fir.l" b? your
slogan, and let Ul be your
Barbara.
Eureka Barber Shop
I. B. English Prop.
When In Need of a
Neat Cheap
Coffin or Casket
REMEMBER US
CAMDEN FURNITURE CO.
TEACHERS OF MUSIC
MR. JOHN GRAY
Violin, Flut&
, MRS. JOHN GRAY
Cello, Mandolin, Guitar
Apply at Majestic Theatre.
^UneedaS
Biscuit
Tempt the Appetite,
pleaie the taste and
nourish the. body.
Crisp, clean and fresh?
ROCK HILL BREAD
FRESH EVERY DAY
HOME GROUND MEAL '
?; ALWAYS FRESH
> t Try boujc of our boneless v
Hani And Breakfast Bacon.
: ,W? v^lll slice U for you on *
Lang's orAS Grocery,