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"?."?ill" ANNOUNCEMENT. Vm Hfecrur I hvreby uiyneif M l ?*tl . 81*rflff u/ Kef aha* < \mnty iu the Primary election to k held in Autfttef, and [iruinl.'M l? a hide I >y the result of primary Hen. I' Jvl,*?\*h?\ I . .. i i '*n I OK (?NORK88 Mr. W F. Htvvwutoit MUtliurtzi* ua j to aufuajtmne (hat In* will he a fundi j date In the mtla l*rtuu?ry dur liif the coming miautrr fW (VxijfrdNi man from (he Fifth (iMfrMrii)oal 1 >k< (lid, (i nd Lo thank hU many friend* i tnr their very HUt*tantla! aupport lu thv ia*t yrtmarjr for the xmiiui position ; F1>K Ali>KKMAN. Ward <>im\ 1 IhM?/ mimniii'v uiywlf h< a inn dldate fur Alderman fr??in W m r ? 1 <?iip of Die < It y of (Viind?*ii. auhje?*t t'i the ru!i? *tf the C-lty iMm* rail'* KlM'tltlvr' ''oinuilttw W I, JACKS' ?N I hereby announce my self a? n > and) : date f?>r Alderman of Ward ? ??<?? f-?r tin* City "f (!anid<*ii, wtihject to the rules <>f the City piiuiiir) T C ? ? I .A 1 >1 'K\ I heretty announce iuy*i'lf a can ?1lda fe f tH i ?? ?*lf*l i- >n h * Ahhrinau lrniii \\ Hnl Or * fur llic ''H ' ? f miihI?*ii. , t t<> Die rule* of th?- ? .'a.arv i nirivm:i; smith __L_ . VV <wd I m ?. 1 h<*rel?> announ-v m> -?<* I f as it ? 0 , ? I )<J :i I ?- for re election lo the oth<-e of j A Iderman of Ward Two for the c "1 1 > , of ( 'Jiuxlen, ftuhjei t lo t rules of the < II v primary 1C S VVII.I.IAMS I ht ichj Announce mys4*lf a- a ti delate for Alderman from' Ward 'J, of the < Ity of < 'amden. J?**-t to the ruh-a of Die CM.) prtuiaM It M i;iFF<?l(J? Sttierats Mr. I'earre. Tin* friend* of Mr. W. II IVar??ej rfUKtfeM that he make the race for A I i dcrman from Ward for tin* City of j Camden. foetieviiiK Dial he huiiM make j h K''*M I r?*proNentatlve from that Ward AaJth Ilia Friends lo Wait. As I have been approached hy aev- j eral jx-ople from different sections of the county aaktru; me to enter Die race ! for Sheriff Oil.-. year, I am coIiik to} take this meih*?i of asking my friends ? till over the nuinty not to obligate ' themselve* until Uie> hear further j from me, rt* I have not had time to give the matter much consideration \ cf , ;i iid llit'i"' l> plentv (juf time for! announcement Vou will he^r from sin- hi die- lini- l{i's}K*ctfully vours l( It WIIMntlis J \?noriftlion to MwH. Th?* S< i-ool Improvement < -?i:itioh u.ill ire***! lhi-? afternoon at lie- Dram mar S. hool building at 4 .*u> ..'.*{. ??-k ? A full attendance Is do?ir?s| TfclS KPlOKfi BH1DK. Iler KrMfc. V?U sad lioiujuH ; M*mrc v? T md I'kw. New V<?rv FW'i kc ry H.? P<M'U(i?td imUtfl U rbe daughter ?>' tbe American home, *b?' way Indulge If nIu< h IhIim, iiixirdhij; to th?* ukJ tlujc fUKtoui. hrouxht throng the age*, in t he HJui> ?4m ii?t> we?bUnK gown of white. with it* ethereal veil of net. Ix.jrderetl. i**rha|m. wltli an *4 r nr?- old la<-e which had loll# atfo deck ed fii?' Kunn of her grandmother. Were ?he cout|ielied by tradition to wv#r m ja<*kci of r?>l or Mark, or ctiiubt-fHoiue drnj<erlew of silk and brocade*. *he hiilM io*c much Of her spirit udle < tin rni and take op a t>u xoinnet** not ulUtcd to il?T typf* Tbi* w edding ifotvn of to-day ban lo*t *ome of lia dignity with it* train, but i( ha* gained a youthful charm which l* in Im- preferred. In the wedding frock tt?ilay, there i? much of the ?piaint charm and Kwectne*H of grand mother s gown ; ^mocking, puffing. i|iiill The Snort Bridal down it.-' -liirriiiL' at 1 11 1 mnnluT)**** ?>tht*r hand uwl'li- t rltiiiniiiUN arc u??m| in Its uarni inn*. ami it fa^hloin*"! <>f fh?? sh?*<*r ??*?. ni"?t i? 5 r \ <>f fiibrU's ami lar??s. : 1 - ? ? - The Attr?c(h? 1m ?* Lam a?d CfciM Mem, chiffon* ft?4 jk4* were never daintier or more" fftlry ltk? Uuui thigr are tM? jkvaaou. H 1* W ? rn-mmk fit lace* and transparent fabrics. I<ace? an ghuvfui ?? Um* w?4i of the *pid#r. : | or the glinting, shimmering M ing of the butterfly. vU ? for favor with the wore ?ul?tantial. Spanish and thread-run patterim : the sheerest of silk crepe* and the criapest of organdie art* mod uli for frocks. Fa per like affvla* are j often used in the gown* of the brUle'a attendants and then, again, they are pf organdy. In the |>ale?t of tints. trim* with hand* of taffeta. Thlfc com hi nation of taffeta and organdy will l?e h noticeable feature of all lmi?orted frocks thin summer; it Ih an unuauftl j ly attractive no^ori. although ijot ft particularly practical one. fur Amert oh ns The tut* frock as such. is not known In Paris. One way nay thftt, owing to the climate. It In solely an American Idea, , In moat parts of Ru rope It Is cool enough to wear a frock of Milk or lightweight wool the summer through, even for *i*>rt purpose#. The Formal Wedding (iowu. For the demure little bride who wish ex t<> tread the beateu path of cuaton, for reasons sentimental or otherwise there are gorgeously brocaded sat Ins with a touch of silver in the motif. A court train lends formal dignity to such a gown even though the frools Itself Is considerably shorter than would have l>een dreamed of ill moth* er a or grandmother's time. The small* est of pages or flower girls are often a detail of such a wedding, lending a novel, pretty note. There are softer satins, t chi, which may be iis<m1 f tin* formal or informal frock equally well. * ? ~ Simple Veil Arrangements 5 Quite thfc most iuijMtrtaut part of the frock for June. < K-tober, February, or any other bride, is the veil. It is often a simple length of tulle draj>ed over the hair and caught With a wreath or cluster of orange blossoms or white ctematis; then again It is a cap or rouehe. hut always there is the cluster of dainty, waxy blossoms, so absolutely nccessan to the true wedding spirit. The veil offers the best way of intro ducing the bit of rare old lace without which the wedding gown is incomplete, if such a bit is to Ik' found In the fam ily treasure chest. If there Is none, the bride must be content to bring in her "something old" In a bit of brocade, cleverly Introduced on bodice or girdle: a piece of antique jewelry? also will serve to keep the sjiell. PrwHwrt VUUfvHcm ? Former secretary of the nary Meyer 1m jk vfadtor in (ViiixImi, a |?rrt at the hour of Mr *n<t Mr*. Ralph FTOK [ STATE NEWS. M|mm Klrkimtrlck hat* l?mi ap* {Hinted home demount ration agent in Orangeburg county, Attorney General Peeple* lias ruled that it in agaluxt the law to whip con victs. A.' \V. Kargle, chief engineer of the | Sumter Lighting company uhn found jdead at about 11:30 o'clock Saturday night hy one of hi* firemen when the latter went into the (til room of the plant to get something There were no marks on Mr. Eagle'* body and it in , auppofted that death came from cardiac trouble. I William McMahun. a protqwroUh far 1 uier of Pickens county, wa* killed In a fall from his t>arn loft. The Chester city couudl has i visaed an ordinance requiring that all bull and vicious dog* he mux* led. T Judge Mendel L. Smith I* presiding over the court of general sessions in Anderaon, I The torjH'Uo hoat destroyer (.unison has heen loaned to the South Carolina naval militia. Two messenger lw>ys with Hurrougha adding machines were stationed on a main street corner in Greenville Mon day to make note of those pausing. From eight In the morning til seven at night they had counted 35^371. Tomorrow at the Majestic, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle in "The Whirl of Life" REALTY TRANSFERS At Shown by Book* in Office of County Auditor. L. A. Wlttkowsky. Master, to R. C. Jones. 32K acres. J. M. Carson, et al.. to Christine Mc Ca.sk ill. 12 acres. *200. John T. Stevens, et al.. to Maty It. McCaskill ami Christine McCuskill, 20') acres, $200. L. A. Wlttkowsky. Master, to Euter l prise li. Ac L. Association. 1 house and lot on Fair street. $L?i00. L. A. Wlttkowsky. Master, to Enter prise It. ?Sc L. Association, 2 lots on Shannon street. $1,350. Samuel Hopkins to T. G. Mcl^eod and R. K. l>ennls, 117 acres, $500 and pro fessional services. Thos. J. Lipscomb to Joseph. She been, 500 1-2 acres. $5,000. I). L.. J. K., 1>, R. and May Mc Oougan to I>. C. Graham, 371 acres, $3,250. E. C. vonTresckow, Special Master, to Sumter Trust Co.. 50 acres and 1 building, $910. Bin ? , , ii i We Mention A Few Of Our (iokl Medal and Harrington Hall Coffer. King Mldaa Flour (for bread am! 1Mb) finny Flour (for hioruilN and pMtrjr. Buek \\J>eat Flour, Grahun Flour, Home ground Flour Mid MmI 4 t Muneavada Mola**?*, Maple Sjnip. ICork Hill Steam Bakery Itroad freata every day. * ' ? We deliver by Automobile and ean give you prompt and re liable serviee. TELEPHONE NUMBER 2 LANG'S HIGH-GRADE GROCERY v "Where Quality Count*" J no. M. itol?erts to Enoch "Roberts, 1(K) acres, $5 and other considerations. Elizabeth B. Boy kin to Consolidated Farm Company, 1548 acred, $12,000. Tlnnle It. Team to ltobert B. Clturk son. 1373 acres, $100. L. A. Wittkowsky, Muster, to Enter prise B. & L. Association. 1 house and lc?t on Mill street, $500. L. A. Wittkowsky, Master, to Enter I?ri se B. iV L. Association, 1 house and lot on Broad street, $200. Morris Miles to W. L. Miles, 350 acres, $75. r Sallle Stokes to John E. Stokes, 193 acres, $300. I?. (J. Richards to Enterprise Mercan tile Co.. 150 acres, $2,574. J. <?. Richards to Enterprise Mer cantile Co., Ill acres, $1,221. L. P.. Richards to J. <?. Richards, lpo acres. $420. F. (J. Perry to P. <J. Richards. 85 acres. $200. Sinking Fund Commission to Wa terce Power Co.. 42 acres, $2,467.84. \V. C. Blaloek to M. A. Copland, 1 1-2 acres. $5 and other considerations. I. Scott a Salmond to Ewina Tillman 1 2 acre. $50. Nettjo Young and Susan Elliott to Eydia V. Elliott. 270 acres. $5. Geo. W. Gregory to V. L. Holley, 02 acres, $2,000. Susan Elliott to Nettie Young, 100 acres. $T>. It. B. Elliott to Nettie Young, 100 urn*. \Vy ; - ^ ^ i , W. H Hough to J M. Canton, u m rt-H, $2100. i ?i tun to JtoST (E Hortun TT> acre* $750. J. P. Elliott to SnmL< aud Wbl ? HuluiMt 60 aeroe. $100, . J. J1,, Elliott to ilamU and Wm !*c,lm& Uki acres, $1,000. - ^ 1?. H. Trapp to Cora pavls Tn?j? 117acr4*,$5. ' L A. Wlttkowaky to I>. T. Ytirbof. ough, tOrt acres, $025. James K. Miles to Doctor K. Mil^ ft) acres, $5 John D. Motley to James E, MIU*, (?*) ai res, $1,100. I* A. Wlttkowaky, Maxtor, to Ker shaw Heal Estate A Insurance Co., 4(# aom, $2,500, W. VI Oavlfl to H. H. Catoe, 70 acrw, $4,000. C. H. Yates to <?. R, Cook, H lot^ $10. o . v John A. McCesklll to Dr. B. Z. True* del, 1-2 acre, $1 and other considers tlop. ^ , Tomorrow at the Majestic, Mr. nn4 Mrs. Vernon Castle In "The Whirl of Life" COTTAGE DIRECTORY. Where Numerous Winter Visitors Cm Be Found. Miss D. E. Brown, "Villa Roselauil," 313 (ireen St. Mrs. C. C. Bush, Mrs. David liaker, Miss Baker. "Bloomsbury," 1721 Lyt tleton St. Mrs. W. N. Clarke. 20th St. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K; Cook, 20th St Mr. J. B. Carey and family, Mrs. W. H. l^awrence, Mrs. C. H. White, (Dow cottage) Lyttleten Nt. Mrs. R. A. Davison, Miss WllloUt, corner Fair and Chestnut 8ta. Mr. h ud Mrs. Ralph Ellis, 102 Kirk wood street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hull, 2021 Broad St, The Misses Jutte, 20th St. JMrs. W. N. Kerr, "Mostly; Hall," 20th St Mr, and Mrs. Win. H. Kirkbrlde, "Cool Springs," North Camden. Mrs. Lcfllngwell, Misses Leffingw ell, 20th SC 4^1P* Mrs. E. E. Mandeville, 1806 Lyttle ton St. Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Parker, "Nortk cottage," (Hobklrk Inn). Dr .and Mrs. W. S. Rainsford, 210 Green St. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robinson, "Hoi ley Hedge," 302 Green St Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rehnborg, Fair St. Miss Scherinerliom and Miss Strong, Lyttleton St. . #? Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith, "Baby Bungalow," (llol)kirk Inn). Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Senseman, Mre. Ian McGrogor- Frame, (Hobkirk Inn grounds). Mr. and Mrs. John R. Todd, "Tall Pines," 20tb St .. Mr.? and Mrs. C. P. Wiley, corner Mill and Laurens Sts. v Mrs. W. Whiteridge, Miss Whiteridge 2e07 Lyttleton St The Treat of the Season PRICE AND BONNELLI'S GREATER NEW YORK MINSTRELS ? Featuring some of the foremost burnt cork artists on the stage today SONG DANCE AND LAUGHTER EVERY" PERSON" IN CAMDEN AN VICINITY SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUN ITY TO WITNESS ONE OF THE MOST PLEASING and ENJOYABLE SHOWS ON The ROAD TODAY " A Show For Young and Old Watch For The Big Parade _ ? ? .. i in ? i "jji ^ f .?> ? 'V ? i" * CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1.00 ? : ? Seats on Sale at W. R. Zemp's Dr^vSt&re^^