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' , ? klmm* <Hy. Mo. <.r titu! '+*?;+ f\** ??? j 1'uinnnintly u><* 1 JuHv iiljftiH* ! in I lit- iimi shuH riil< htn? frog* l-\ ttiik'tl AIImtI I*"ii Ik >| ii 's to lie i itii'il of a urmvlh which lliroi) tt'K^ liUj i life. 'I'Im- lui'Mit of u.Mvtiiu fpi>K ' UW- ^ N , ; ? r I , rw mm iiijhh placed ogttlnhr th<? soi'i'. 1 1 1 1? I tiiMorliK 4ll<? |m?Imhih'. I'\ii-?|iicr I* ifij#l(i)y 'Yvvuv* Tli?? imimiH tiUUt ttpffk with ;t? k- jiim! luivlii'H. which th?*y i l!ii"!i lull# tfu? i \> > Of (liiwi i. . i lv ? ? i . ' in! l?!f l#t$ I Use Your W lio | e I louse this Winter DpN'T let cold weather lock you up i n one room. A Perfection Sm . iieiess Oil Heater" will bring flowing warmth and cheer to every room of tin : , . . With the Perfection' near, you can dress in con) fort, clean in com fort, set the table in comfort, and live in comfort generally. The Perfection gives 10 hours of glowing warmth on one gallon of oil. Clean ? quick ? convenient. 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WV a tv slinw inu' niiiny uilior :ttnl all rin-! i\ .* drsi^iis. New I'ocket Frock M ? ?< "nil I'nttrrn No. <?^>1. < Mi?> of tile new ! vi't'uilMT ? lositrns. r<>U SAI.K AT A 1.1. Mrt.'A I.I. l>l".A!.KKs. ? ?i; 1 ?| Ui:? "V I'KnM THE McCALL COMPANY The World's I rj?ost Mamif at tnrors ? .f ii 1 ? ? r I'nttt-ni McCall Building, 236 to 2H> West .*>7 1 h St.. Now York City 1111 KMOAVK WAN (4DMMAKV. 1 Herman* and HulKHriAiii liav* K?r???l j Jit.'K'tlfMi iii Kcrtia. -? ' - ?" Si-t liiit ^ I i 1 1 is i I i i* dilef |h?)?m of in- j - iii'M \\ it r Mi the NO! I !t j ?. i ti- v.i 1 1' i < ;<i mi in- i? ml |i(it]{iiri | ;io? Ikivc foniiud H iuitdMl which j ?>r! ii i?< the Tronic Allien tt l&fcji in mi I ? ? r f|at* ttitalnnicji' of tltcir jiiir|>o>t)> , 1 al<) 1.. their Turkish Ally. j I ruin (jti' i ii > tt ( itt fivt ii loiiif IIm'i . "f i i Uuuiantan I r? ?ttt It r to NetfojUhi. ! vd?"rt? 4h?? dv?*r- -rTrfjJttii '' "V'TI j 1 1 1? 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It till possibly some ??( I their Turltbh Allies. wIukmvJI.I on ; jj-ny nllt ui))|s at n lio. iik' l;i;i?lhiK nlmc/ I Uo I'liii K Sea coiimL That tin' Tcnloh* avid timir A 1 1 i ? ? - will i-oHtiinic ojilliriisi a Ion-; i in* Tim ok l<iver valley hi tin endeavor to reach X|k)i ii ik I capture that i hi ) ?? i i*i it 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1< ? iloit or' Belgrade! 'oi^laiit Inopjtt Jlne. seeths I Ii'ill lit Hu*. Although Hi.- ii i iult'< 'of t lu?> < Vjil l rii I I'ovvi'is tin.) Jinlpida ?ii?' 1 1 1 : i Jv 1 1 1 pro;? l't>hs hi nil points In t he'imrth from the lujtm on Hi.- Ito-adan front, Ilrilish troop* from s.'iloniki have joined in llu1 soul Ii French forces who have de feated the ituluarhins. near' tho (ireok ? Serb froi.it ier. This would indicate that I lie lJI.OOO Hritisli t roups la ik1(m! in iiivi'i c aro or soon will he in action. Tin4 Frendi have ded royed with mines (ierman entrenchments south east of Nonville St. Vaast a inly enter inir llu' rater's made by tlie mines have held the newly gained positions despite ii violent homha rdinent and counter-attacks l?y I he Hermans, whose losses are declared to have heen hea.vy. The French tilso have repulsed near Uhelnis, ;i liermaii utt.uk under the cover of asphyxiating ' jiases. Severe liirht in u eontinnes for trendies north of Ville-snr Tonrhe. In the Fadern zone. Field Marshall, vol; I liiideiil.n cl; has taken a mile and a quarter of the front of the Russians in i h?i hvlnsk region after heavy tiuht iiiLr. The lUissians are counter-attack ing a i .'I >r< >nsl y on eerttiin sectors. The Austrian and Italian statements are at variance with regard '(<> Hie I i :r 1 1 1 i n;r "ti tin- Aust ro-i talian front. Although the Italians had previously < *h i? ?! i i< *1 ? ?? 1 iraii's for their troop's. Vi enna says they hNt heavily in .their recent altjSeks on I la' I foherdo plateau ami Mot !e Sebaii.no. Three thousand dead left by the Italians before their i >oberdo pe- i I [< ?; i while at Monte-XabaH ino tl'.eir Iismcs; \m re at (east iMMM) ae ?Mi'iUnir ! t ? the \ustrians. '.iiinan It'iniS on I lie boundary -of the- ( 'oii.l.o I 'roc State and Cernmn I V.i - J Africa have suffered a defeat at Hie hands if the Helirinus. afeordinr: |i> advices recieved by t lie IJehriau Min ister i >f I lie ( 'olonies. It Vs ofiicinMy announced that four, an re Herman steamers have heen sunk in the I >:? 1 1 i? ? by British submarines. ? inlet s that wilt keep the state mi litia i s i Charleston on duty until No vember- 1. were issued by Colonel II. I?. Springs <?n I'riday. Kdward Mellon aid and II. .1. Hrow ii. the two men who were arrested by the police in Charleston shortly after the shootinir which resulted in the death of Sidney Cohen and the woundimr of four ether men. have been released from eustody. The situation Is quiet and no more trouble is expected. Thousands of people attended the funeral > ?f younlr Cohen which was held in Charleston ? >n Thursday. Uobert McKvoy. the \ounjr Hreeu ville man who was recently arrested and lodged in jail 'charjred with beinir an accessory before the fact in the death of Annie May Hlenn. a Hi-year old school vdrl of Creer. wIk> recently commit ted suicide by drinking carbolic acid after she had discovered that her lover had played her false, has heen ' released oii bail of i? 1 .< i< m ?. in ids" statement to .hnlire Wilson. McKvoy states that lie never in any way itisti irated the \ouinr srtn to take her life and that at the time of the suicide he w:is miles away. Miss Clara KlAiore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. < Jeortre l'lmore. on route nine, is tin* champion cotton picker of Cher okee count\. <ni last Wednesday the staple irathcred by Miss l.lnioie tipped the -???Hes at .">? 1 1 pounds. While -he doe- not pick this amount even day, \et Mi'--. lllm..re usually lead- the other picker- with ease.? -HatYnex l.ed | A1 .lenniti^'-. the railroad bandit, re- j formed, has now become n revivalist. I A 1 continue- the practice of takin;: up a collect ion, i J rwnslwro News. Horn ? to Arthur and Kuth Thomas, colored. at Hethnne, a son; k .lames ,\r thur. Horn October loth. H?ir>. s;iH ( ATIONAI, VAI4 K M MO\ |N0 I'KTI IIKS Archbishop I In iltttt dwelj, on the 4**1 u .Mjoitni vrtlw of tlio "tfioyJOH" t ? ? the , i ill II H ;l< III I e> 4 hefu|*i? lllC I'olllUlo^i I . ...im oiuU ?-r .<?>?!? I* iiti'-i (?<>. rmvit "1't* j| i III/, i?li <?! t'i?' world- fof it .,i? kel," It" ?i<1d " You cu it \\*jOi !.!.<? it f of .the moving I* *'?* I I ? idv. .Til!* vi't'itj jiivt til loii I lit; ,\voi'li ! ?.? i !, . ! i i . i ? i::i U'VD !>?*? H' III 1 1 e i l;k'lit^i it 1 1 'vSllilii reach J rrtr-'7*it;"~ i rifJTif* ^ 'ub' H''touj?er ' ; ? . ? . ; ) ? tlii f . rin uf JtilitMlil and hi ?-! rtii'i Ion by poverty. |*'oF n irfcljel, i i ?f <oi!ii,i (nil hi ihe inovliiy , i.-itfri' .?vbaw'.*'' ''&> *:'> ^ r, j . I'lio s) eitker defended lll.v mot (l? I'-jl't M It1* agalllsl the charge llllll they i ? v i *i I e\il influence . <>\cr the V'l'ii'. ,, "ii . i:- < cpt ihte mold--, 'tilt. moving piclUic i;- I ) If clean j e l I'ollll of IlKloiil il milNCljioiit popular }"i lii < 'I t M lb" ADi.crbaii people today." j he dio|aivi|, "A iUn;l of blame at-,j filched io ll i* 1 1 1 1 < I ? ' > orved- II Is * I Is* ilii'ily more itpl 1 ft t|)>r than the average v ;t 1 1 If | iloju'ra HI II kt* or I III1 . II VI ? 1**1 |Jf? ? -t might drainrt. II imI?1h llnmt UKUrabl.y l ) lilt* VM'III'I'II I lilt I.1 Ill gCUCC of lilt' IIOll travejlnjx |M.I, lie, I'm* li\ iIm.1 "movies" they on ii go every w Ijoi'e In ilit" known iiulv ??ii,sii without leaving tbolr opera (hull's. If I In* i*< ? Is sometimes M loo. realistic portrayal of exciting features, hi leant t Jit1 final veixllet of the |?l(iy is positive, This cannot be Hit it I of Hi any upvtM.s ami other sources by which t he j great masses obtain their ethiV.it ton niul informal ion. Thousands of j x*??| lit* see in t b<? moving pictures home llf<* aiiil social customs that tju?y otherwise could ni'vcr enjoy. _:Th(?y It *a in how to dress, bow to bo polite, litiw lo behave in company simply from eeing It. acted on the screens. "As yet it lias not been used to tin* I ulli'st extent in cburch work, but tlio lime will conic when an up-to-date, church will own a moving picture ma chine ns surety us it iias to o*vn it pipe organ." ' ? Bethel. Pa.--Miss Maria Kurr. one t?f Ptuinsyl vania's most noted charae icrs. is i lead of I uberouiosis. For a .juurler of a century she kept. the Kurr lioiise ill Millershurg, which was fam ous as a place lo fat and slop. She was the confidant of politicians anil coiiiroilOtl elections in her o\vn town sli i 1 1. She. was an expert at mixing drinks, n horsewoman. > a hunter ami chilli' -Out play ll\e. men at chess^ cards, pool and checkers. She was six ? feet tali, strikingly handsome and refused leailfast I y tti marry. STATE NEWS. The ItopUblle Cot tow Mtils of (I runt Kali*, ijMr Otowtei", vvH| <ioijl>U> thuli' plant, ilu'ir but i?ui jimi their . Tlit? Illd'OUWJ in rapIlHl, will hi* from >1x nmidrc^l thousand fiV oiio million i ? !nn?liv<| IIk'MshikI dollar*, all jMktd til |t' t fjtsll IIJIll III <0/11111011 : I < '( ' |v sir. I. H. I '11K0 1m luirtfi'ly ir.Mvstoil 'd t'n* iMitoi^ti'UiO. ' ' t-'lfty inm of roal (ar (ly?v,lulfs of (.tun. mi iManiili" inn- l' .\< arrived iv i'dutly in Ntnv Vork ronslffia'd t.? ilui n lary of ('oujmtMVP, TIUh k!iI|) iHHht w aw allowed by PHIKlMd on tho < million dial llm Senviury of <'<>m in. J'< f v, ' 1 1 1 < I I?I' I he ( un-i/J.C" Tlit? fit iy , liiJiU <1 litt* l*?r vovvtnl alxty four thouituud do(^ lt?* ummI for tlu* i'X|K'hM^ uf ^ foil vkv. This wum ma(U? "|ir|j| tin- Ktu>rUw? In U??* fiit'iUixvr wnfj Uui*o*v??<t from tU? K to National BiUifc Ml lK>r <vul, l>n.<slil?'Ol llani i, Uoiol, tn IBftliiujC h i>">? :MM V?tlon ofhuimm 111 and forty -jwvoii Announcement We are making loans on Cotton stored in reliable Warehouse at 6 Per Cent ' ' J ' < L ^ c> * ^ - . " ? . !*"_! If vou want to hold your xotton come in to see us. The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C When you want the very best in Printing. Our shop has been rush ed with orders recently, but this does not mean that you cannot get yotir Printing on time. r SEND YOUR ORDERS TO US | THE CHRONICLE