The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 11, 1916, Image 6
TAIJC OF TIIK TIMKK.
lie i'W < Wh ?h<I Itw
mul IxNieN For Ttw Old IIoiim*.
Thu majority of tin' \outli in <*1!
tfiuieratloii* would Ilia- t<? Ik* a ? It'rk
III u rolifislluiian <>r n rnlli??a<l
('ulnlllt'tt'r <>ji m ! ratio '*r ;i
?* >i 1 1 >u ()? I il?<- ^lniikf) rlntf ii i
? lini*, I'n I Ik i Utah *la> ii? Ik-iih ui'l
w in k mii l In- fn i in
I'lilikc tin- | ?!"? ??f !?*????? I * ?? I'l I "II
fai'lin'i ? htwr luiloi !-< in-vri >\i;ii ?
? illi I ?i i~ I ????-. ? < nn-N l?iM I* a I w a > -
j#v jiihI hi I'fii'f with all I In' \\ ? >rl'l
I lie ;iliil?il I<M|h \ ??111 ll wli?"M* -ii-llllhn
I III >| >ll('< V I ?f full win** ylM'.ol illl'l I ? ' ?
III In#; -i tji i unit'. i.'?'l 1 1' Ii ?-.i-> w 1 1 i t ? 1 1 {
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WOOD'S ~~ 1
Prosperity Seeds.
With bright prospects a
head for good prices on Veg
etable and all larm products,
! our farmers should feel en
couraged to plant improved
i varieties of seeds, so as to in
crease their crops.
; WOOD'S VEGETABLE SEEDS,
long known for their supe
, rior quality and productive
ness, have greatly increased i
i in demand and popularity
WOOD'S CRASS, CLOVER and
i FARM SEEDS are of tested ger
I initiation and superior quali
ties. Write for prices.
WOOD'S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOG
I gives valuable Information alwxit
all Seeds for the Farm and (harden.
Mailed free on request.
T. W. WOOD Cf SONS.
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va.
FLORIDA, CUBA
PANAMA
MARDI GRAS
Personally Conducted Toura
DURING JANUARY
FEBRUARY AND MARCH
Attractive Winter Trips
Tours of 12. ir>, 2<>, :{u and
:>r? Days All Expenses
Included $1!J0 and
Up.
Writr fur ISooklrt
;c;attis tours
I Tourist Aumts Seaboard Air l.inr
Raleigh, N. C.
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RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. 1 hat's
the surest way to stop them.
I he best rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
CjooJ for your own A ches,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
mom:v to loan
ox It I-: A I, KSTATK KASY
TKR.MS
K. < '. v<n?Tit'*rkiiH.
City Meat Market
On** i!nor north of Smith's
(iara^c.
Choice Fresh
MEATS I
Choice Cuts l()c, 1 2
and 15c per pound.
i '
Cash Only. Nothing will
bo charged. Your orders so
licited .
Telephone 31.
City Meat Market
H ' 1 1 i ? ? ?
Ma ti,i ii >oungHter l??Hrun a lenaou of
cx|*'ilein e ami share* llu1 fate of I ho
T?rr?niu'fii M,ij.
j;xjh-#4?-m m gntnd *?l't teacher
thai I m s learned ma,\ of us a Iwoli
i iiai we never could have learned hi
?.?<( rtf-tf f h "I When I was young
.in.! i I* - r in ,\ea?s walking ln-tween
III.- plow handles l??-li I in I II 111 U lo did
I...I a | ? | M il I I ? ? nil- I n Mm* beautiful
-piing nun- re*ti Hi.' on the plow stock
under I (u* | <t 'it 1 Ii H its Inhaling tilt' fl u
?? / .in! 1 1 1 1 1 iv lii. ?-s. .m? and meditating at
ill.- fiiM*f i out of in \ father* bee gulns
lit.- ? ha denge 'HUM* fol HH' l?< ? | il 1 1 llii'
ftii hi -ii. -I forsake a j ??-a < * - f ii 1 rural
1 1 fi- in. I i" tlw big < i? v \\ ith lu
1 1 1 1 I I > I J I 1 1 I I 1 1 Ig > I if | MM 1 1 ill' W I ItlM'
. i .til * 1 1 It c i i 1 ig inliia rejs | m * i 1 1 1
Nkvu.iid. Stnli a challenge ha s u fan
ii. .ill. .ii f..i 1 1 in I m i i.f (In- \ i >u t Ii 1
'hit U i - 1 > t in*' a \\ nk !? In night III
Hi i'\il Ii ? ? 1 1 1 I a i i *i* | ' I i*d Mm* ? hollclige
I'd aflii an j i,i 1 1 \ i ? i ??mill**!', lal I ! f? \
f..i ''.ii \iar- an alien In a strange land,
like tin- (ialilai.li Jacob of old J am
glad l" ill hi n t>> in v native In IK to
spend tin ri'ina IndiT "f ii i \ days
Mit/hlv tin' magnet I-tn of the ..id
hi . 1 1 1 1 ? . when thi- In. ill hum! on tin- ilia I
? >f lif.' | ... 1 1 1 1 s with | m ? i fiM t precision
I.. "Id age and tin* grave It Is lit)
man nature In ail of us to cherish a
filial alTit't Ion for our native home
whether It !.?? a mansion set upon a hill
or an huuihlc cottage Isolated h> alpine
ranges. it matters not.
Slav In \oiir native mini, cling to
vour victuals and creenn was the re
ligion and advice of old Jack Cotting
ham in his day. Away hack ahout
tin1 vear lSlo before the arrival of
the railroad ??limine and tin* -team
vvhUlU* at tin* gates of fnilltTeli Jack
took a stage coach journey with Ills
master and mistress through North
4'urollnu. Virginia and Maryland, which
thoroughly convinced him South Caro
lina was tin- tiiiest country in the
world. Mild and pleasant winters, no
malaria and chills, and plenty of gm?d
tilings |o cat I " 1 1 in that country not
les- than s|\ sweet potatoes would
sat l>f\ his hunger, at home one was
ahout enough never more than two. I
cum ui w ith lin k in his opinion of
our i ?? ? h i v ci I slate and I'ounly. While
tin- old fellow pulsed to the great be
yond 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 \ \?'iirs ago. none of our
> oiiiil' men will ever go wrong in tak
ing hi- advice and govern themselves
n cording! v Henry I.. Fletcher.,
Flat Hoik. S. <\
.1 Monroe I'ollin-. a negro, was ar
rested in A 1 1 . 1 e i"so| i on the charge of
a t tempted criminal assault He was
1
taken to i oinmhia f.?r safe keeping.
It is reported that I'usimaster I!, it '
1 .ii.' will tight the a ppoi n t men t of V. ,
I*. M> Faddeu .' i s his sii.i^.ur at Uock '
1 1 PI
K. M. Ivdridge I). K. Ilinson
Estridge & Hinson
COAL AND WOOD
We arc handling Coal and
wood at the S. A. L. freight
depot and Respectfully so
licit your orders. Prompt
and satisfactory service giv
< n ;i 1 1 orders.
Machine to Cut Wood
We also have a machine
t<> cut wood in your own
yard. Rates reasonable. Call
us up for anything you need.
Phones :
Yard 1 Residence 2105
W. O. HAY'S
Automobile and Machine
Shop
Camden, South ^Carolina
(equipped the Cqual to anj in the
South.
We make an\ kind ami size of
spring, Iievi vanadium >tevl used,
and guaranteed.
Storage Batterie* 'harged \n i t li
the very latent motor generating >>et
at a X}| vine uf time and money.
\\le and propellor shafts mad#
ai.-l iruii ra 1 1 1 ? Mxi to equal the factory
I r-"!u- t in every particular
Casings and Tubes vulcanized ?
all work guaranteed.
Presto-Lite Exchange ? Styles B
Mtid I", cylinders always on hand.
Fisk Tires and tubes always In
Mock We will jHTsonally see that
you are satisfied with our service
?.r we do not want your money.
Ovy- Acetylene Welding ? Castings
? ?f all kind.s of metals m Mjiecialtj.
Thanking >ou all for the hand
- >in? >{Uipport given lae sine* going
i:i huntress for myself. I am
\ Yours. rctip** tfutiy,
W. O. HAY
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SI'. MM AH V OK THE WAK,
!
WaKtitntfton Krtiill to Think l.u?Ui|uUi
Dispute Will !*?' Sellltd.
j ? i| ?i iuiUiit prevails In Washington
J (lull thf ?|| nat K*ii l?el\vi*en ih*' I'nlted
States and CerniHii\ which arum* Over j
! i Im- ? i 1 1 k 1 1 1 v of the HtfiiiiM'r l.usltnnla
i.; i tierinan submarine will l*< net- '
r <i :i in 1' a I ? L \ In official circle* It
h - been xtatiNl that llu' u-e of the
w i ii'ils "Illegal" n "dl*a v d\\ al" will,
not be ui*Kii <l u|k?ii h> the Pulled j
states. a i id 1 1 1 it t m? 4 h.il> ?- of \vor? In t
| l?> < *4>r ma it \ in im-ftlng the,
! Auirrit'iin ? iovernmfllt >- <onteutl? IIH
, In thf pifiolsfs will I >f ihtiu'IKhI ?o i
; thf success of tin* nc^ot l.itltMl*. j
W III If S?*i iftn r\ l,an>in^'. w lit. Is io j
| 1 1 it \ ?? a Una! conference witi I*re*l j
< I ? - 1 1 1 Wilson t>ii the >ul>Jt-t t. stale I
tluit li?> considered tin* "-it nation mi.
changed. ('halrinan Stoiif <>f tll6 Hen j
ate Foreign Relations Coin m ittee said!
J lil? Impression was that thf ruao was}
I n art h a 1 1 v oet t led."
I
Kxcept on thf front In France atid
Heliriiun llttlf fighting has been re- 1
|M>rtf<l. Paris tells of thf bonilutrd
nifiit of Cerman positions near Ilet
Sas ami Steenst rat* tf in Belgium, till'
dfst i- lit t Ion of a (oTiniin blockhouse
hftwffii thf i >lsf anil thf Aisne and
of effective work hy French batteries
in the Artois ami Champaign regions.
French shells on the former Hector
caused |H?werfnl explosions north
east of Arras and a great lire In the
Champaigne tifar Chalterange.
Thf <tormans have been husy with
their artillery against thf British
around J,oos, while the British In it
turn havf bombarded (ieriuan
treiifhes tifar the Vpres Houlers Rail
way.
The Vicuna War (Hllee reports the
situation unchanged on all fronts
where Austro-llungarian troops* are
lighting.
Nothing new has eume through
conce riling the reported concentra
tlon of troops of the Teutonic Allies
In the region of the (Jreek border.
A Copenhagen dispatch indicates
that authorities at Kiel are fearful of
an Allied air raid there. The popu
lace has been notitled that a stear^
siren will give advance notice of n
raid, and that in ease raiders come
the people should not unduly e*ij ms-p
t h"niof Ives.
Thf seinl-otllf'.'tl i iVfisf.' . New
AsnTtf"V of BerMn -ays there a n? now
1 . 1 7 1 prison rs of war {n f?er
tnany. This cumber. It is 1 v:ar"d,
docs not i i n ? i : i ? I ? - prisoners tin* Or
mans left in A iiv'ria-Hungary.
A l,<'inlon new -pa | hm" is authority
fnr the statenifiit that Marl K.t< hen- j
er. Itritish Secretary for War. probab
ly will leave the War < iftice t" un
dertake work of a more important
character elsewhere. If Karl Kitchen
ciifr -li' >n l< I leave. the newspaper
add-. Sir \\ illiani Robertson, chief of
-tall, will actively direct the war and
a civilian become Secretary for War.
For the -econd time during the
war I'rince (iscar of Prussia, tiftli
-on of Finperor William, ha- bi*en
Columbia Collect* News.
? "iuiiiM.i. S. < IVI. s. ? < >n Friday
; .1 ;t 1 1. Until I !??? i >rparl lJU'ii t of I ?? >s:ifstlc
S. i.-n.f fiitfl'tM IiiimI at luncheon in hoil
: or. of iiu'IiiImts of tin* fa?-ult\. A most
? !??! i vrl 1 1 fill iiifini was served.
'I'll.- senior < ? 1 1 1 < Is busy get tin:; to
tntluT I In * inatrrlal for flu* Cu) An
; tiiial. ami it will soon I ?? ? sent to press.
I mlii at ion- are that it will b?? a j ?u bl i -
? at i ? ? r i to bp proud of. It will I >. ? ded
. j.-ated to |?r..f .1 m. Arlail.
Misses I'.ettie Woo. 1 bam ami faille
Wawls of llartsville -p?'tit t li ? ? wt-?-k on<l
..nil tbf former's sister. Mi^- Lillian
Wo. hIIim 111.
,\! i vs Kvn Wyatt went to ber l.--:ne in
l'.a>ly Saturday wlier?? vl>?. ?v i ! ! r.r.isin
, i ft u days to have her cyo m ated.
Ib'\. I'. V. ltabb of Ncwb. rr\ - a me
to -I.- Misses Kva ami Kthel W'yatt
?asf w <M-k.
Mi-- .Mary Lou Crook spent last week
with lu-r parents at Cameron.
Mi- Annie Holman aeeompanb-d by
i Miss \iblie Reinbert sjtent the ueek
? .-ml ;ir m-r home in St. Matthews
i \h-> Bessie Hall >>f near <?amden
- 1 ?*??? r a few days with Miss lt..-a Uad
. > .if?- ia^r week.
Mi-.- Alma Keller and Dr-m^tine
j I- Iiif. :. -pent the week-end i: Man
i : t i : . w Mi Mrs. D. It. Riser.
, It luuiel and Iiev. Pattoii attend
I ? I a tinff of the Ministerial union
? ?f Suiiit.-r 1 dstrlet in Sumter Thurs
j Mrs .1 if. Kxum of Orai.iM.un?,
! -p?'i;t W ? ?duesday and Thur^.la.\ with
j h? r i!.i ??! '?-r Miss Mary it. F.xurn.
, M. ltuth Arlail and Margaret
, I.ipv. ..in-, represented the V \s A.
I at ill.- Missionary Institute of ntu
d?'iit? :unteer movement r--.-i> tly
h.'.'i i : . ' i 1 1 ton .
Mr iv ! Mrs, A. K. Mr La. if n and
Ml-- '? . I W'thune of liethum- > i sited
Mi? A ? i ? i j ? ? Mae Kelly <?n last Monday,
i MNm- i arrie I>m> and ' 1 i \ orris
j ? j m'ti f r ?.? week-end with tin ir , arer.ts
I | mi .New |.? i r v. ?
< i\ .-r 7 miO hojfs were VAit i i . a ted by
demonstration agents In the -!ate last
yea r.
Conductors on tht* AHantle Coast
. l.hn* l u.ilu u,v uiv LuUUutf **f - h if
j tin* win puny inaugurates tlto White
Auditing, System. eontempliite?t' oil that
lino. Ttu' conductor* wrktUftly ohj*Ht
I to I lit" system.
Tla? plan! of the i iraiixeliurK fer
tilizer ( 'oinpany was desf roy<*l by lire j
entailing a loss of $75,000.
I.afo.v Mlius was killed at tiroer by I
Tlh'nilon' I ptoii. who al.so wounded A. ,
B. Wmlih'll. of tiroor.
Supervisor's Monthly Report. |
The follow In* In a list of Hallux
Itasned ii|mmi and ordered |ial?l by tlie
Commissioners of Kershaw County In
se*sl??ii. IVI?ruai> 7th. 1910:
<?'. I. Htvoii. sainrv $20.85
M C West, -a la ry I20.U5
Cal\ln Beckham, salarx 25.00
A .M I>eal. salary .. *8.33
C W Blivhuiore, salarx ami a<l
\ ertl*lug . .... 1 28.90
J I). Sinclair. saltuy 50.00
\V \V. lluckahce. salary and jail
f??e? 235.(11)
W. I.. Mclhmell. salary 2H.5Q
W. F. Itussell. salary 3.H.50
D M M< ( 'askill. salary 77. (Hi
( i u I f \- Atlantic Insurance Co..
premium on homls 45.00
\V. J. I >iiim. .M l> , examining
lunatic 0.00
J. 1'. I'll kctt. M i ?. . examining
lunatic 10.00
I'rcdcrli k I Uninfecting Co.. sup
plier . 1 r?.(Mi
Springs Banking & Mercantile
Co.. supplies *i-CM >
J. Horace Thomas, M. 1>.. 11. lift
Walker Evans & Cogswell Co..
supplies SI. Oft
Commissioner of Public Works,
water and lights 47.t>9
J. K. Creed, supplies 27.50
W. T. Smith, supplies 19.00
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.,
supplies ..... 7.HO
It. TV Rollings, supplies 15.00
Bowls A Christmas, supplies ... 31.20
Wolf-Elehel Co.. supplies 3.00
<J. W. 1 ?ahney, supt. jw>or house.... 10.50
liel t < ?ii Branham, wood for jail .... 0.00
Ceo. T. Little, team 575.00
H. II. West, supplies 48.00
lthame Bros., supplies 114.07
A. 1>. Kennedy, supplies 10.70
Springs & Shannon, supplies 9.35
Hums & Barrett, supplies 113.05
<?. B. King & Sou. supplies 9.75
J. J j. King, supplies 6.95
Camden Brick Co.. supplies 20.00
< !ood Roads Machinery Co., sujh
piles 5.00
H. L. Sohlosburg. supplies 170.42
Kershaw Mercantile & Banking
('??.. supplies .< 95.24
.1. I >. Adams & Co., supplies 37.00
Hlrsch Bros. & Co.. supplies .. 2.00
IV W. Brannon. supplies 12.00
\V. (tcisenheiiuer. supplies 14.25
J. M. Carson Co., supplies .... 10.30
I'earce* Young, supplies . ... 59.85
James Catoe. road work 1.50
K. W. Bahon. road work 7.75
M. A. Shaw, lumber 15.85
.1. B. Munn. work on bridge .... 37.50
J. L. Craddick. blacksmith work 3.50
W. I.. Casklns. blacksmith work 9.40
I,. S. Brown, supr. hired gang 90.89
I.. .1 l-'alkenberry. supt. hired
caiikj 100.47
II. K. Munn. supt. chain gang 210.04
\V. T. Holly, lumber 50.58
\V. J. McManus. su|>plles 10. (Ml
Total $2,960.73
M. C. WEST.
Countv Supervisor
CITATION.
State of South Carolina.
Count v <if Kershaw
My \V. L. Mel >o\vell, Kssjuire. i'ridmtc
J udw.
Whereas. .1. M. Carson made suit to
mi! to grant him Letters of Admlnis
tratiou of th?' Kstate of ami effects of
?la lues Kohinsou.
These art*, therefore, to cite ami ad
monish all ami singular the kindred
ami creditors of the said James Rob
inson. deceased, that t he v !?- and n)?
pear before me. in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Camden. S. C.. on
February lilst. next, after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show en mnp. if any they have, why
tlu? said. Administration should not he
granted.
Given under my Hand, this 7th day
of February. A. 1>.. 1910.
W. I,. M< 1 >< >wi:i,l.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw (Vjunt.v.
Published on the 11th and l.Xth days
of February, 1910. in the Camden
Cflironiele and post***! at f Tie Court
House door f:;r tlie time prescribed by
law.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Not lee is hereby given that, one
month from this date, on Saturday.
March 11th. 1910. I will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County my
tinai return as Administrator of the es
tate of Mrs. M. M. Mftthis, deceased,
and on the same day I will ask the said
Court for I .letters Dismissory as said
Administrator. J. H. MYERS,
Administrator.
Camden. S. C.. Feb. 10, 1910.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that J. A.
Dunn has this day made application
unto me for a tlnal discharge as Guard
ian of tlie estate of Gilliam Dudd
I>unn, minor, and that Saturday,
March 4th, 11)10, has been set for the
hearing of said petition.
W. L. McDowell
Judge of Probate Kershaw County.
| Camden. S. C., February 1st, 11)10.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby given that ? lie
| month from this date, on Saturday
j March 4th, 1910, I will make to the
| Probate Court of Kershaw County my
rtnal return as Guardian of the estate
of John McClester, and op 'he sam*?
dny 1 will apply to the sabl Court for
a f.nal discharge from my trust ns
! ? hmr'liftn.
T. M McCLKSTER.
Guardian.
Camden, S. C., February 2nd., 1910.
FiNAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby given that one
mouth from this date, on Friday,
March 3rd, 1916, I will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw (bounty my
final retnrn as Administrator of the e
state of Wiley S. Marshall, deceased,
"",l 1 1 1 1 11 ? WW j
it ii< I oo the ha i no tiny I will apply to
Uuj. *ttltl iUntri for ? tt*m4
mm km i? I Atliuiiiist rat or.
All luti'tle* having olalm* aKiiluat
the Ma 1<1 estate will present thorn ou
or liefwre that date, duly attested, or
he forever barred,
(}. 8. OATOK.
Administrator.
( 'a union, H. (*. February ."tril. 11)10.
ESTATE NOTICE.
All iiersoti* Indebted to the estate
of .Mr*. Martha J. Kuah, deceased, are
hereby notified to make jmymont to
the undersigned, hihI all partly, If
any, ha v lug claim* against the said
estate will present theiu likewise, duly
r.ttoeted. within the time prescribed
by law. W. A HUSH,
(Qualified Administrator with the Wfll
Annexed of the Kstate of Mrs. Mar
tha J. Hush.
Camden, S. Jan. IS, 1016.
finaiT discharge.
Notice la hereh.v given that one
moi:th from this tlate, ou Saturday,
February 19, 1910, 1 will make i??
Probate CuurrnT Kerttftaw Oountyj
filial return us Administratrix de Uw
?ion of the estate of Jefferxon iiHrt
deceased, and on the saiue day ?
a|?i>ly to the said Court for a finals
charge an said Administratrix. V*
LAl'KA -ilAKltlflL j
Administratrix de bonU u0u
( 'a in dcu, 8. Ci Jan. 19, 1016.
FINAL DISCHARGeTI
Notice in hereby given that m
month from thin date, on Haturdi
February 19th. 191(1, 1 will make i
the Probate of Kershaw County a
Until return as Kxecutrix of the t
tate of 11. 1a NVatklns, (Iwvaswl, u
on the name day 1 will ask the
Court for a final discharge from ?
trust as such Kxecutrlx.
All jwtrtlw, If any, having ci^
against the said lOstate will preset
them duly attested on or before till
date or be forever barred.
MKS. JOSHPHINB WAT KINS, 1
Kxeoutrlx.
(!amden, S. 0.. ?Ian. its, 191tt.
f , J*
We Make Your Drug Store Trading
Both Easy and Profitable
We Kt'll you the Hneat goods Uut any drug wtore ran offer, at the
lowest prices consistent with the quality or high eharaeter of the goods.
We give service that will plrtse you; treat you fairly whether yoo
come in person or order by mail or phone. <
We guarantee satisfactory service, and we guarantee not to misrep
resent our goods.
Thone us the very next order, aure, at phone KU.
W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STOl
DELIVERY MOST SATISFACTORY., - ? ??
YOU CAN
IF YOU JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB
Deposit $1.00 a week for 50 weeks and have $50 next
Christmas. You can also deposit 25 or 50 cents or more
each week. We also have 1 cent, 2 cent, 5 cent and 10
cent clubs. In 50 weeks:
You can deposit 25 or 50 cts, or $1 or more each .week.
1-CENT CLUB PAYS $ 12.75 .
2-CENT CLUB PAYS 25.50
5-CENT CLUB PAYS 68.75
10-CENT CLUB PAYS 127.50
COME IN ? We will tell you all alnmt it.
Come in and get a Christmas Banking Club Book Free.
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C
FOR SALE ? I
Pure Bred HEREFORD Cattle
"The Kind That Pay."
We are offering for sale 50 head of big bone bulls
of breeding- age of highest quality and breeding.
Camden Beef Cattle Farms
LUGOFF, SOUTH CAROLINA
FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner HENRY CUNNINGHAM* MfT
WE CARRY AT ALL TIMES A NICE ASSORTMENT OK
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. TRY A BUNCfi
OF OUR FRESH CELERY. YOU CAN FIND AT Ofi
CANDY KITCHEN ALL OF THE NICEST FLAVORS -fl?:
CANDIES. %ALYVAYS FRESH. COLD DRINKS SERVER
FROM OUR FOUNTAIN ARE THE VERY BEST.
WHEN IN NEED OF SOMETHING IN THE VEGBTA-|
BLE LINE TO HELP OUT WITH YOUR DINNER
IN TO SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER YQU.
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