The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 17, 1915, Image 3
Everybody Get In
Line For Prosperity.
Home Patronage Will Do It
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?OOS T FOR HONE TRADE AND WOSFERITr
HOOK fakming
Kill Klght on Paper Hut to Follow It
I I Another Matter.
Humbert, S. Sept. 1H.~- If any
one ever experienced hotter weather In
tl,k month than what we experienced
last \v<M'k, We would he glad to hear
from them. Friday, at Columbia was
ttc hottest < lay In the United" States
3l ,i Saturday no better. Crop# are
irerety injured by tlie intense heat.
As predicted, cotton Is turning out
v,ry light through here, tlmugh the
frojw are as good an we have seen else
where.
The tenijicrniice question has receiv
ed a gcKH I deal of attention during the
list few days. Itev. T. L. Cole preach
ed a tine sermon Sunday at Pisgali
churoli on the evils of whiskey, and
was publicly complimented for it by
Mr. J. E, PuPre.
Mrs. K. 1'. Nhedd and brother, Chap
Motley, of Mt. Zlon church sectioh,
upent the week end with Rev. Cole's
family- They made many friends here
wiio will he glud to see them again.
Miss Poarl Ilattield, one of Cassatt's
most popular young ladies, visited rela
tives and friends here recently.
A protracted meeting will commence
HtPisKuh church on the fourth Sunday
Hi this month. The, pastor is expect
ing Rev. J. I). Crane, the famous moun
tain preacher, to aid him. Great in
terest Is being had in the , meeting.
Mr. Crane is widely known as a flue#
preacher.
The ladles of Pisgali church will
serve lceo ream and cake next Saturday
evening at 5 p. m. on church grounds
for the lienetit of the fhnrph THoy
would like to see a large number pres
et. They have made some nice im
provements on the inside of their
church.
Mr. Tom 1)?v1h and wife at t?*iul?r<l
services at l'lsgah Sunday. They have
lot* of friends hero who are ever glad
to see them.
One of the weakest arguments put
forth by the liquor league Ih to quote
President Wilson an favoring local <>|>
tlon. Mr. WIIkou Ih a k<?<m1 and smart
man but his opinion on thin subject is
worth no more than any other good
man, and should have no more weight,
Jiecuuse he li President should cut no
more (e? than other*.
We would like to see some of the
blessings of Clemson College bulletins
to the farmers. If not mistaken the
College is against fodder pulling as
injurious to eornv? and a number are
not doing so. Capt. Jatues II. McLeod,
Mr. John Shiver and Mr. James Robin
son, thiree of the best fanner* we ever
knew, said it did .not injure corn to
pull the fodder off it, when riiK?, and
their large barns of solid' corn showed
they knew what they were talking
about. Fodder Is the best rough feed
for hot weather a borse <'an have lo
calise it is not heating. Peavine hay
is fine for winter but not summer?too
heating. Let some of your readers give
11s cold facts, then we can know all
about the matter. Rook farming is
very fine on paper, but to try to fol
low it is something else. "The longer
I plant the less I seem to know about
It and more difficulties present them
selves to be solved each year with no
settled rule to solve them." So said
Capt. J. II. McIxmmI and none better
than he was as a farmer.
Spraying trees has got to be quite
common! Whether It is .the proi>er
thing, we don't know. Several who
have fine fruit say they cut back the
branches and prune each year and get
.better results than . to spray, so that's
the way It goes.
The writer hopes that whiskey will
be buried so deep tomorrow that it
can never l>e resurrected again.
M'MIIICK OK ITPILtt
Ami AvriUKe AUwcbuirf In While
StluHtlh of Krr?ti?w ^HJiily.
Tlit* f<?W?\vJutf iubula 1 1 ? ? ? ? * bow si tin.'
iiuiiiIm i o f pupils onrolN ami (1)6 n \
cragg tin.' white heboob
of Kershaw county. It in a deplora
hie fart that out of 3,240 enrolled chil
(Iron only 2,1150 ttriv present (*v?r,\
school bouaew are furpUluK) md
tcai-hrr* t in | >li ?\ (Hi for the Unj-tlt of
1,100 children who wero out of achoo).
We call not exjHK't a |?erfoct attend
ance from evjpry child, but 37 i>er i*eut
of i he jioyn a iiu kItIh should n? >t ho out
of school. Whs Hoi hav a ?<mh| (.MD)
pnlsory school attendance law? Three
districts of thti county have already
adopted the law thai we have, which
wilt roqulfo all children in (yjricultBr
al district* between the a*** of eight
to fourteen to attend M'hool at leaHt
four months. (?) All other distil' i
should adopt this law. Blank |?etl
tlons my la' bad upon application to
secure Its adoption.
Name of Nuinlau*
School ? Pupil* Kn rolled
Camden ; 433
Mill Ih2
Sprltlgdalc ..... IK
Malvern Hill 52
Cleveland ...73
Stockton -..27
Mcl/ftod 10
Boykln .: ,....10 rv
Pine Tree .24
(iumberry . ....v.............. HO
Cassatt .-.57
Central 40
?Tlmrod ......57
?Almey . ' ... XI ,<
T mewl ale * .2 8
Westville 40
Piedmont .......... 88
Liberty Hill 42
Trinity ...v., ..70
Blythedale 28
Oureton'? Mill 28
Blaney 100
?Throe (Th .00
Buffalo .. .. 80
Highland 30
Providence .......40
Pine Grove ...124
Wateree 10
Hidgeside 51
Crescent 45
Concord 20
Beaver l>rtni ........70 ,
Cantey .20
DeKalh 57
Mlddleton 12
Cedar Creek 21
Indian Ford ...34
Bethuue ...100 *
Gates Hill .30
Hardshell .104
Oakland .58
?Sand Hill ....: 43
Hanging Itock ....53
Oak Ridge 47
Lugoflf .........54
Flat Rock' 31
Chalk Hill 34
Ned's Creek 48
Savannah ,'.....50
I/ickhart 85
Shamrock ..05
Antloch 05
Stoneboro 07
Kate Simpson,
Supervising Teacher.
Tl* Tliormvell Orphtwuff.
Iu view <>f ihe approaching Orjiluiih
Work l>ay, (Kepteudier 2ft > on whirl)
?lay everybody in the stute will l*>
busy for Ills ?n her owl) Orphanage.
I tbillk II may la? well. fur the liifonn
atTou <>f 'nil t.i mention a
f*?W fill I Hboi.lt lilt I'll l>\ 11 1 hill
Home for orphans; for the Tltornwell
Orphanage Is owned ami roiiliolh-d b>
the tin.. Hyuod* of South Carolina.
Uoorgla ami Florida.
Tin- i m i i t u 1 1 o , , is uot an a-\ luui.
a reformatory, but it is a Home ami
School for Orphans, only, it in now
full to ovfrUowtMlg, with soiiic two
IuiihIm -I applicants waiting for atillll
slon. Three hundred children arc aow
In flic col ta^'cs and schools of (lie
I loiiHv Children with living fathers,
even tho dnwrtcd, cannot be nsvlvwl,
Tho chihlrcn need ami deserve help,
hut the state should see that father*
dO tlu ir dut> by their ehlhlren
Our boya and girls are not only given
a good literary education, hut are
taught sonic trade ami are enabled to
take care of themselves when they
Iwive us.
The support of all these fatherless
and tuotherleaM ehlhlren (l^ponds upon
the Christian public. Of course, the
appeal' for them Is made principally to
l'rcsh\ tcrlaiis. hut as ehlhlren are re
celved from all denominations or with
out resjiect to the parents, aid frnm any
and everybody Is appr<Vlat?Hl.
The plan of Orphan Work Day Is to
interest young tlld old to help us hy
Ihcir labors. Contrlhutlons are made
by these on the Sunday following,
(September 26) and the gifts promptly
forwarded. The address of the Thorn
well Orphanage la OJlnton, S. (', Indi
vidual gifts are always acceptable.
Lugcff Item*.
Lugoff, s. Kept, 10. "The Witling
Workers" hud a very enjoyable meet;
ini: with Mrs. N. P. Gettys BH UoBteaS
last Wednesday afternoon. Tho meet
ing was presided over hy Mrs. Thos.
.1. White, the i>opular president. Very
Interesting papers were road hy Mes
dAtnes John I//UettW ami T^nw. J.
Whlte.**'l>ellolous refreshments were
served hy tho hostess.
Miss Mary DeSaussuro, of Charles*
t < n i , wan tlx> week 6Ud guest of Miss
Loulie NVhltaker hint week.
Miss lOdna Team, of Oanxlfin, spent
several days hero last week with her
aunt, Mrs. James Team.
Mrs. Saltern 1m here for a months
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
MeCnllum.
Miss Jennie Whltaker Ik the guest
of Miss Drue Iiaxlpy this week.
Mrs. W. J. Burdell and daughter*
Miss Margaret, si>ont Friday In Co
lumbia.
tMrs. Ia A. Ford waa the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. J. T. MeCaa last week.
The Lugoff school opened here on
Monday last with a good attendance.
Tho teachers for this year are Miss
Yarn, of 1-eaufort, and Miss Smetzer,
of Charleston
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Richmond, Mo. ? Mrs. Catherine Ro
berts. 7(1 years old, was troubled with
swollen gums. A few days later, the
edges of a new set of teeth, her third,
api>eared. Shortly she will, have a
complete set.
Sm>ervUor'? Monthly Report.
The following Is a list of ''ImIiuh
paused upon and ordered paid l?y the
Commissioners of K?rabuyf County In
session Molality, September ft. (0l5i
Commissioner* of Public WorUt
\\ ator and lights * IW M)
Camden ChronMe, advertising and
stationery . |sk,(h?
ffalk^r, KlvdiiV ft Cogswell Oj>,4
stationery ik.05
.1 ii iMyburn, indexing re.-.nd- 3ftft,ftft
(', K Hough, work at Jail 1,0ft
Jim Alexander, work lit Jail 3, on
Tom l.evy, work al Court IioUmm* 0.5ft
A Mi Ileal, salary n ?tif
\V. I,. McHowcll, salary 78.00
M. I.. 1 >lxon, Jr., salary 20.M5
M. < V WY-t. ;? hi r\ I :? I 1J
W. r. hunm'Ii. wHta.o H7.5ft
l>. M MeCasklll, salary 2J8.4ft
J. I >. Sinclair. sitlai x 51.00
\v. \v. Hucknboe, ?alnry JWi.fiO
Calvin HeekhNin, salary 25.ftft
C. W. Blrcluuore, salar.x 12H.HU
J. P. IMekett, M. I ex a mint l)K
lunatics 10.00
J. T. .Hay, M. 1> , medical attend
ii 1000
J. Horace Tlimuas, medical ser. ,5.0ft
l\. '/. Tnii^di'l, M, I >., incdii a I al
tendance 1 1 .(HI I
A. W. Humphries, M. I m?Mll4>al
attendance ' 12 >06
W. H. Clyhnrn, M. 1 medical
attendance .......... ... tlft.ftft
S. M. McCasklll, M, I)., medical
attendance #0.001
\V. J, I Minn, M. 1 medical at
tendance ?0,00
(?. \V. Dahncy, supt. poor house.. 14.ftft;
howls & Christinas, supplies *20,70]
Joseph Shebeen, supplies ft. Oft
J. F. Clark, supplies ft.fto
The Ho. Cotton Oil C.O., suppllos....3.7K
Haruch Nettles Co., supplies 4.25
James Team, supplies . 7&50
Wolfe-Klcliel Co.. supplies .-4,5ft 1
L. 1>. Watts, supplies 5.ftft
Camdpn Furniture Co., supplies . ...7.ftft
Springs & Shannon, supplies 15.4ft
W. T. Smith, supplies ......... ,.20.K5
W. Ii. Young, supplies .....10.80
Camden Drug Co,, supplies ft, 10
II. L. Schlosburg. supplies 102.40
Itluune Bros,, supplies ..,.,.28.73
J. W. Jones, supplies .'15,0ft
H. I..- Watklns, supplies 2.75
\V. T. llolley, supplies 1H.05
J. B. Stephens, supplies ........5.55
,1. .M. Snipes, supplies .. . ..00
J. C. Jones, supplies 14. Hft
J. M. Carson Co,, supplies 71.12
(i. B. SeeKrtfH, auppiien ..5.0ft
l>. I<. Catoe, supplies lft.Hft
W. L. Stokes, supplies ........... ......... .0.75
Kershaw Mercantile & Hanking
Co., supplies 240.13
J, A. Hall, supplies ....... .......H.ftft
The Hlackmon Co., supplies .....',.?20.05
II. L. Parker, supplies 13.04
Buftis & Barrett. supplies 44.05
J. J. Young, supplies ... ......... .. .0.0ft
Clvburn Drug Co., supplies 37.2ft
II. B, 101 1 lot t , supplies 13.05
II. T. Mickle. supplies 35.10
C. B. Spradley, supplies ......11. OH
Camden Brick Co., supplies 24.00
T. K. Fletcher Co., supplies 5.15
Clyhurn & Davis,' supplies 3ft.ftft
J. S. Bar field, lumber ...y...... 0.30
Sessions & Nelson, lumber .....24.28
J. L. Gettys, lumber ... 24,30
Uneeda
Biscuit'
Tempt the appetite,
pleMe the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp, clean and fresh ?
You will always* find
u full fresh lino of Na
tional Biscuit Co's cakes
and crackers here.
Call us for anything
in Clean Fresh Grocer
ies. Quick Service,
Lang's Swade Grocery
'""He "Answered ilio Question.
Pat wan railed Into o<mrt- to testify
t<> i\ talk that lu? had with the ?U?f*?n?l
a lit In a rlvll suit, ami everything wont
dtfliig ax n\\ iinuiintfly an a Hook of bull
frog uutll tho lnwyor attempted to
hrlUK out tho import ant i>olutM of the
oonvoi'Hation. a
"Now, tlion, Pat," wahl the encour
nglnK lawyer, '.'please toll tho court
what you and tho defendant talkod
ahout."
"Via, air," answered Put willingly.
"Wo talkod ahout fifteen minutes."
"No, no, not'* lnter|?ot<od tho lawyer
"I moan, what did you and tho do
fondant talk Over?"
"Yls Hor," whm tho calm rejoinder of
Pat. "We talked over the telephone
sor." ? Philadelphia Telegraph.
A. L. Munn, lumher ? .2.70
W. A. McDowell, blacksmith work. .t. 60-'
W. H. (iasklns, blacksmith work;... 10.60
K. C. lienneti, hlackHinlth work. ...10.46
Hob. Branham, road work ...........2.00
W. E. Kelly, road >york ....................1.60
U. W. Mohley, HUpt. hired gang- .02.10
H." W. Mohley, aupt. hired KanK- .H7.ar>
H. K. Munn, aupt. chain K?mK ... 224.24
W. I>. (irlKHhy, jiost rtuirtiim -6.00
Catoe Pros., road work
M. L. Haley, road work
If, N. Pa rues, road work
.1)4.00
a.?4
?10.60
Total
,. $a,i84.(Hi
M. a WEST,
County Supervisor.
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For Only Six Money Saving Days, Beginning Monday, Sep
tember 20th Until Saturday, September 25th
As we have just received a new shipment of Dry Goods for which we have no room in our store on account of
the large shipments of goods which we have been getting in for the last five weeks, in fact we are, still getting in
large shipments of different merchandise daily, therefore we need all the room we can possibly get to display our
goods. We are compelled to dispose of some of our merchandise in order to obtain the necessary room, so we are
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offering the public six days of great specials in order to give them a chance to save money on all fall purchases.
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Read Over Our Prices, Come and Examipe Our Goods, Then You'll Sure Buy
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-?-Wool Serge ?
36 inch wide Wool Serge, in
all colors, that sells everywhere
at; '50c, our special price Oi
is per yard tft C
Sheetings
10 bales of 36 inch wide LL
Sheeting:, 7c quality to J 1
go at per yard ........... tJC
Soisette
32 inch wide Soisette, for la
dies Waists, in military and
Persian stripes, regular 25c
grade, to go at per
yard
14c
Dress Ginghams
5 bales of 10c Dress 'Ging
hams, to go at per . A 7-8 _
yard 4 C
-Wool Serge
54 inch wide all wool- shrunk
Serge, in all colors, regular $1
value now at only
per yard ,
69c
Apron Checks
5 bales of 10c Apron Checks
to go at per Al?
yard
We have just received a new line NEMO CORSETS, all styles and sizes, from $2 to $5
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