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LOCAL NEWS I Lr~ *|RISH LOVE 30NQ, Ljt; " l ' an. I playhiK. | ii,,, K.!i|.l. s 5FCT0 Oil! Oli tlin floor; L,;.., t ,.;i %-??< ?-??> anil >laiwintf M Iliiw lilt) Ui,J tlni I j|, ?(i mi. :i- W'Bi's ' i i *? dim ?* i nl wid? k <. And iirunsu lh?> wutn rtoun Htrrwn nkyt Lj yiKtfijfc i'i th? meadow* (ho corn f crakes. Ami (ll?> making cry IjjE hnwthorii bloom wan he s Id o' us, t Arouinl ut* the breath of iho Kouthfc-N fliilo hawthorn, ?traiu?'e in Iho ultf ht lime Ilia Ms* on my mouth. I ~i'tnlrlno %'oIumi in New York Sun, I RJGHT AND WRONG. fjK'H true i? tfod who's true to man, p wherever wrong in dono' k (lie hu'iilil' t ami the weak oh t beneath J die all IvholtliiiK miii kit wwn? I* also , done to. uh, and they me slave* tmwt Imk? 'lic.-io love i t riKlit is for themselvea and not for ;i ! I ili'.'lr rare. .la men UiihsoII Lowell. THE EVERGREEN. rjf the spring a young' man's fancy II Lightly turns to thoughts of love." jnd i? summer, and In autumn, UmJ In winter? nee above. I -New York Time., di sk iwkty [)K vol N<i FOLKS \ .Ifliu'liI 1 11 1 occasion of I 111' past w-k was i lie house party given by Mr. It 'Dm >111 1 '-"it > it Ills old Imiiio nt I<11?^ itv Hill. Tlii* following young jhm> fc" enjoyed i Ik- week there: Ml.vses himI Paulino Anderson. of K-hland: .loo I In I h>\. of Westminister ; ,ujs4> Kiin'i snii. of I lodges ; Nun de? ache inn! Xiiney Lindsay, of Cani o; K ranees ; i in! I tot t.v Itichnrds, of bprty Hill: and Messrs. Wilcox, of arlcstuii : and .MnhalToy. of Owlngs. r. ami Mr*. It. It. del.oaeho ehap ihmiI tin- party. VTKKTAINMKNT FOH 9VAL AMBASSADORS The ltoyal Ambassadors of the Cam ?a Baptist church enjoyed a very pa -a nt pvoulntj la?t Friday at the uue of Mr>. It. I.. Wfttklns. A nuin t <>[ iri rls. were invited to meet with <> boys ami all enjoyed the occasion ry much. lee cream and cake was mil on (lie porch. A Silver Tea. The ladie> of the Iteulah Missionary pciety will i:ive a silver tea Wednes ly evening Aujrn<t :t()th, U)1(J, at the irnie of Mrs. Kli/.?l>eth .Swell. Ad ii-s-sioii at the door will consist of a her foin. Refreshments free. Many flier attractions. The public is cor lally invited to attend. Services at tirnce Church Sunday. Tito llev. F. II. Harding exacts to (turn t<> Camden ami conduct si* rv Iocs I < J race Church next Sunday liiorn g, Aug. '27 th. at 11 ii'i'liH'k and 111 the mjM'l at l'.ovkiu Sunday -afternoon at ?;m ..vi. H-k." Library Notes. There was no regular meeting of the |l?rary ;i t i< ?n t li i< month, as so any \\b<> are interested are away, ut the Library i< in a most tlourtsli }: c< *iiil i t i< >ii. the number of readers iTea*iiig daily ami the reading room lining in ; m >| >ii la ri t y. A large electric ji lia< ret iitiy been put in which a<lds uch to tlic comfort of this room. The anuut'iiietit hits tried to give the pub ? the very best and they claim that <-?iitaiiis ;i liberal education for any k1 who will take the advantage of The student <>r reader will And oil o shelves of the Camden Library the llowiiar subjects, cylnpedias, plliloSO ly. rtdiirion. sociology. philology, nat 'al arts, tine arts. literature, history, nvraphv and fiction. They have rc rIlf'y I'M in new and most attractive ^ ??f IMekens. Hugo. Thackery, Poe, pl'ling. Sinuns. Tolstoi, Shakespeare, Id others. Hm remember the adage, p''i ?an lead a horse to water, but '"'""pies at $2.00 each. En r ' 1 f* Meri-il utile Co / '? ' ? ... n- t ;; * ?? . ? y??u cmu'i make htm . " UU<* nil other libraries, ii has tho up Id date n.?v*>ls, I in never a ipnv<lioii able ?uie, If the luanaKoinent knows It. If you read a dial Is not in yimr opinion oil tight !in?i;ill.\. i . j ? i M ii the desk, H w ill bo taken from I lit* shelf at once and n'fcrnHl t.o a com uilftee. who will, If thoy agree with you, banish It from t lit' Library. .\b wtiys riMniMnhcr that you get hist what v* ?\1 want. Vuu rati read for tin* iicM twelve otoliths, stork your inhnl with valuable itifurujutiiuii uud never read a trashy hook. Yuii make your own choice. Tho librarian has no power to own pel a wise selection. She ran onlv tUl\ Iso. There are uhout L77."i volumes In the library, with '..Mix resident road OfS. -A recent lotto r from Mrs. lawtou, who Ims hoon so generous to tho* ll bra ry, >ays she is sending a ho\ of hooks, M rs i'orkllts is constantly send Inn valuahlo emit rlhut ions on current history for tin* table, which also has the host magazines ami papers. Services at Presbyterian Church. There will he tin1 regular services, at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at eleven o'i lock, conducted by the pastor, Kov. I C. Kownn. PERSONAL. Miss llesslo Murray, of Sumter, is visiting in Caimlen. Miss 101 leu Hull, of Chora w. is visit; lug Miss Willie Watkins. Dr. It. 10. Stevenson this week ro% eelved his Paige roadster. Mr. Nettles Lindsay left yesterday for ai visit to Orangeburg. Mr. W, 10. ha vis. of Ilethune, was a visitor In Cantdcn .Monday. Mr. .! antes SoavoI, of Rock Hill. Is v!s!tlu4 Mr. ('cell Prasington. Miss Kate MuivhiHMi Is visiting rela tlvos at It lea and ItlllTalo., N. Y. Miss lOsther he Lay, id' IMrmiughain, Ala., is v.lsltllig Mrs. 'lien DeLoacho. Mr. William Ahhott, of Columbia, Is the guest' of Will and Ituhiud <Joodale. Mrs. T. A. Splve.v, of Clearwater, Kill., Is tin* guest of Mrs. L. It. Nettles. Miss lOula I'osweil. of Spartanburg, is spending some time in Camden with friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. I.. Little have re turned from a visit to relatives in Virginia. Misses Annie and Mary lOvans Itras lngton, of Kershaw, are visiting Mrs. S. K. Hrasington. Ucv. 10.' A. McDowell and son, lOtl ward, sjKUit several days last week with relatives In Camden. Miss May K. Koust, of Oreensboro, X. C>. was the guest of her hrother, Mr. II. 1'. Koust this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hey man and daughter returned tills week from a stay at Wrlghtsvllle lleaoh. Miss Mabel Lee. of Camden, lias re turned from a visit to her fathe^ Mr. Edward Leo, of Augusta. On. Lieut. Krancls Sheppard. of lOdge fiHd, and Mr. Jim IOdinunds. visited I friends in Camden last week. Miss l'hoebe Featherstone. of Foun tain Inn, s|K>nt last w?K>k at the home of "her uncle, Mr. K. H. lMtts. Miss Jean Lindsay left today for Wlnnsboro and Kidgeway, where she will attend a dance at both places. ? Mrs. 11. T. (Joodale and daughter. Miss Mary H. <>oodale. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. (). ltoag in Winnshoro. Mr. L. A. Kirkland tilled the ]>osition of cashier in the Loan and Savings Bank during Mr. Lindsay's absence last week. Mrs. H. L. Schlosluirg left this week for Baltimore where she will join her husband in purchasing fall supplies for their stores at Camden, Kershaw and ( 'he'ster. Mrs. \V. J. I?. Weeks and children were' the guests last w<eck of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sheorn. They will also visit relatives at St. George before re turning to their home in Houston, Tex. Mr. Joel Hough, who left here sev eral months ago, and who while away made a trip to England on a horse boat, returned to Camden Wednesday. He had many interesting experiences on his trip. I)r. and Mrs. W. J. Dunn and Messrs. Ralph and Clarence Dunn and Jack Herbert, left Monday in Dr. Dunn's car for a camping trip in the moun tains of North Carolina and Virginia. They will be away .about' ten days. PROGR A M - rr*- - Majestic Theatre - Monday, ^ tig. 28 Southt!eatUr,e serial "Th? Mysteries of Myra," with 'Jean. A FV? ?ni Howard Eastbrook. fiank Daniels Comedy. The F Tuesday, Aug. 29. "TheVvJwm ' 8 Players elaborate screen morality drama, hereof," with and all-star cast. . . ? -?* ?? ? 7he Wednesday, Aug. 30. Moreno^ Company of America presents Antonio Pretty drnm Ma,ur,iel Ostriche in "Kennedy Square." A y drama of the days of the old South. Met Thursday, Aug.3JL __T?. of theTr,!]?61*8 Dana, the youngest and daintiest Man's Land " stars ?' the screen in "The Flower of Tho n ? Friday, Sept. 1. ^odHchM0^0 photopl ay Co. presents Edna ,n The Making of Maddalena." Hele Saturday, Sept. 2. Game/" rfe* fearless star in 'The Girl and the ture. 'The v ? ^JaPlln..in his third great Mutual pic dfcn. ?**bond. Never befbre shown in Cam ""7TT" 7"^- ? . "? p ' ? ' Marguerite Clarke in "SUlu and Satin" ^.I QuUm D?*,iny* To*" Mme. Petrova in "Th? """ ? 33 Xuvl taiioji* ImumL I UX'lt it t'KillK reading as follows I lit X'.O heoii scitl mil to (tic inarrhtKoof Miss ? W^WfltP :? i m I Ml, nouil: "Mr. ;ihti Mr- ciiMrif- waimkci' Btrohmo.ro lyqucM i hi> pleasure nf ,v?.mv preset u*e at ill*' iiiiirrhigo ? ?t* tholr ?la ?i?lu*'f. lOvaret to Mr. Noiinan Oliver Head, on Wednesday evening, the sixth of September. ai half after eight o'clock I ..V It let on Street MotJ)odt*d Church. Camden, Soul I) Carolina," ttlP SlcK. I i lends of Miss Collide Nelson will It glad to. kuoxx tlial she i* since !i recent opera I ioii for appendi t his <ii the Camden Hospital. The colidit Ioii tif Mr. I'm Mrlso^i^whfi luis heen serh>u\lyv ill at tlic Camden Hospital for noiiio time with t.\plioi<l fever is slightly Improved. I<oon Schloshurg, who has heen ill with fever, is able to -it up Mr. n. W. Ma rues, of tin1 Ma rues ?Si llytiuiti tailoring company, lias eoiishl- ' enihly Iiuprox oil from a spell of fever. | A1)V.\N< i: SI VI.ICS IN SHOTS, Dci'sm's That Kellict I hi- .Mode of TIm1 .Moment. Now York, Auk. .More than half I ho summer is alroad.x gone ami In terest is holng turned to darker ami hoax ler diexses and hats. In hoth of those there is. much. to attract' the at tout loll of tlio.se on tiie lookout for new Ideas in dress. A visit to the host shops slioxvs ma-! ny distinct stylos on display. What is really must striking Is tin- number of oiie-pleee froeks and the la rge vn* j rlely of iheiii Some are of serge and ; light xxooleiis, others are of satin or; s'lk. according t<> the ivipiireineiits of j thr woman xvh?> must have her xvard- j roho stoekeil with a dress for every occasion. lu dark drosses, the navy | hlue serge Is to he counted. <>n again. Women never seem to tiro of it. for it has so many qualities which make r) Mcl.'ALL Xf Showing New Arrangement of Gathers It too good to give up, and no satis factory substitute lias over been found for it. White serges there are also, ami they are truly fascinating. Nleo\os are long and some collars; are li'gh, though the becoming sailor j collar is still retained in many models. The skirts are full, the fulness being arranged in gathers, side pleats or un- , stitched box-pleats. There have been rumors also of the accordion pleated skirt coming in again. A number of the new bats 'are in that iu-;st rich .and wonderful color, royal purple. The material is velvet <r satin or both combined. Another! new color for hats is ruby red. Top-, ping a black or navy idue costume one of these spots of color gives a most striking and smart effect. But let us come back to the styles that are worn J ustnrt" present. The Dress of the Moment If one Judges by popularity, the dress of the moment is of satin or figured silk. Gathers and pleals, long tunics and interesting collars are the features that attract most attention in the present models. Gathered skirts are pot new, it is true, but when all the gathering is placed at the sides below the hip line and finished with a heading, beneath which are pockets, wo have to admit that this is a novel way of handling gathers. This treat ment is shown here in an illustration. The dress referred to has the waist cleverly designed to harmonize with the skirt, for the lines .,011 ^either side of the white vest would continue down to meet those on the skirt were it not for the soft girdle that comes between tfhom. "The Evil Thereof' a Powerful Sereen Drama. One more unfortunate. Weary of breath, Kashly Importunate. Ooiie to her death. Take her up tenderly," Lift her with eare; Fashioned so slenderly ? Young, and so fair. ? ? ? Alas for the rarity Of Christian charity. " In these tin mortal lines from Thomas Hood's great poem, "The Bridge of I Sighs," can be found tlie basis for the Famous Players Film Company's elab orate scren morality drama, "The Evil Thereof." which Is the current attrac tion on the Paramount Program at the Majestic next Tuesday. This pow erful screen play, which runs the en tire gamut of human emotions and passions of desires and impulses, was written by Channing Pollock and Rey nold Wolf, and Is presented with an all-star cast, which has been remark ably well drafted by. Robert fl. Vignola. The story is one of the most intensely dramatic that the IHnioas Players Company, In all it* long and illustrious I career as photoplay producers, has ever presented.? adr. i Mosquito canopies at $2.00 each. En terprise MeretiHle Cot TO THE FARMERS V ? . - ? Lancjster, Kershaw and Sumter Counties. l i ' -ri"| We are now operating t>"r t-ritll night and day, and are prepared to do your grinding at all times. If you do not know the quality of our product, ask one of our many satisfied patrons. Our null is located 15 miles south of Camden, near llagood LAKEWOOD ROLLER MILLS W. H. FRF.EMAM. HAGOOD, S. C. KERSHAW NEWS NOTES. Interesting Happenings Gath ered From the Kershaw Era. The actual work of laying brick, in the civet Ion of the new Baptist church was begun Monday morning. When completed this will he a coinhination of hc/iuty anil service structure. It In handsome in design, coiiveuient in ar rangement. ami will he large enough to, meet i he ileuiamls for many futurtt \ en I S. t'lyhiirn l'erry, bookkeeper at the l'eo pie's Hank, Is away on his vacation. His brother, Steve l*t?rry, substituting for 1 1 i m in his absence. K. V. Truesilale and daughters Misses Madeline alid Lillian, left Wednesday to spend* hbout ten days in Washington ami Baltimore. Mr. ami Mrs. J. II. Crow and the hitler's brother, (\nlvln Falls, left la^ week for King's Mountain, N. (\, in answer to a message announcing the serious ilness of Mrs. (Vow's brother, whose life Is despaired of. \V. V. IMllard, who has been the ef lleient secretary of the Kershaw Cot ton Mill for the past two years, left, last week for an indefinite vacation on account of ill health. Y. P. Wilson, of Hock II1I1, Is filling, the posit ion of Mr. Dillurd during the la tier's absence. The Kershaw (.railed School will open for the l!)l(i-"17 term on Monday morning. September 4. Prof. Scott, the newly elected superintendent, arrived in the city Friday and Is making all pecessary arangements for the opening Vf the school. Mr. Scott's family will arrive in Kershaw within the next few dii.vs. Mr. W. J. Hliison and wife, of ^wainsboro, (!a.. Mrs. Jtobt. Hinson, of .MllliHlgcvllle. <;n.. ji ml Mrs. !(?>]>( . Me I iiinicl. of Sparta, <Ja., tier visiting the Inane of 1 >. II. Small, Tlioy made I lu' trip I'd Mr. 1 1 Insou's touring cai'. Mr, iiiiiI V|in, \Y. (i. Brown, of Spring dale. Flu., are v\s1tln? at the 1i?.?li??* " * ?f tin- former's father: Alex Hnnvn, In I lie Almey m-i'I imi. I'ltOliKHSS OF SCHOOLS. The campaign Is rapidly ,<lro\Vlng t<> a close. The election will I u* held next [Tuesday. In <I<VI<II111: your choice for 1 comity superintendent of education I ! would ask the voters to remember tli<' splendid progress of the schools <lur 1 iiu: my administration. I have enueeii t rated my eft'orts towards the d<'V<'lo|? ment of our rural schools. As a result the enroll iik-iiI lias st<>adily Increased each year, and now we have nearly one thousand more white hoys and girls In school than ever before. The Increase last year was and the total enrollment Is now .'Uitu. by far tin1 largest In the history of the schools of tills county. The school terms have been- lengthened, the efficiency In the sell oof rooms has increased and more constructive work Inaugurated ami ac complished than at any other |>eriod of school work in this county. I have given faithful, etllclent ami honest ser vice. No man could do more. I have not as yet served hut little more than three fourths of my tlrst term, and am asking you for your endorsement for a second term that I may continue this splendid wbrk in our county. 1 have made a clean campaign; I have not attempted to deceive any one with promises beyond which 1 will be able to keep. I have entered Into no combine of any kind, and would feel myself unworthy of your support If I did. I wish to thank my friends through ou I I ho vnuut.v for I lu>!i* many assur amvs of *upi?oit uoM Tuesday. If ro Olootod I nivuiUo you a oo.utlnuaiiro of ffttthful an?l olHoloiit sorvloo J hjivo ylvon ,\uu up (?' I Ills lliuo, iUid ?u,\ ovory ' ofl'.ui will la? fur iho moral yml InM toxlual adx aiioouionl nf ||i(t school 1 1 1 I t 1V?I s of our rOUMtjk . < 'oi\iliti'iit l \ asking your I inn. Your* ?ducorol.v. i ' \V. lllrohnioio Moated Il ls Way. UtVUtui wo ran \\ till > along ihl* si>u Mill with .( |'rx\ J40(I(I ?ht>VVs OVOU if crop* jin- Ka<l and conditions look hluo, Sopicnilor 'Jud will mo (ho urivotit of iho opera h.niso - oasoM in, < lauidoh. ami (ho folks (ha( a ro jio"\Jk|i Mini lost loss will do ( hcmscl .x rs a favor lu wit uossiiiK the hh:hl.\ < mm talnhn: ami in ^UmK'Uvo | H'l'foi'iua mo of J'rof Hilllur and his rttiupan.x I'tos- ivporis ?ivo I'rof, 1 1 1 1 1 l;i i* crodlt for his remarkable show, and as a uuttfichin ho U olassed us oho of Iho h?'s( tut Iho road Indeed, it will ho m treat for iho litllo ones, ns woll as iho tfi'oxx ii n|,^ Kroui present indications all who attend Iho iidtial .per forma nee of Prof, 1 1 i I Mil r, at t h*? opera liuiiKii a ro assured <>j' a well spent ox on inn adx. ( hansun Coll't'KP Not on. I In- laii'Mlim of Iho l.nttT' ' l'o\a\x ax ? hi in oooa-donod <t?usldorahh? Itvss t * ? Iho oollouo I ix oailsiUtt Iho Seneca HIv or to oxoiihixx .i large tract of bottom la od bclontfhu; to Iho eolloKo. lldw over. Iho tlod A'\ii^ loss sci'lpUM III ( ) 1 1 x imniodlnlo sootitm than \vah jfouoltlHy ev peeled il \Vpuh] ho, - indications uro that thoro will ho a normal .at tondanoo at the college uoxt year. Alrondv a full number of appli cation* have been received. Tills Is Horticulture Week at the Summer School. Interesting Instruc (huis art' bring given ahoul Iho dlf foront kinds o? fruits and vegetables growing tui iho college grounds ami at Iho Kxporinioiil Station; and hoth Hold and class-room work Is being tlolio. Mr. II. It. lMlts has purchased a I lodge touring oar. The Triple D. Mixer A wizard hi gasoline economy. Sold under a positive guarantee. No adjustment to get out of order. YOU can text for yourself. Posi tively guaranteed to increase your mileage 30 per cent. (Jet behind a Triple I) Mixer and enjoy motoring. Price $5.00 installed. Johnson's Garage BETHUNE, S. C. ANNOUNCEMENT Loan & Savings Bank .announces to the public that on and after June 26th, their business will be conducted in their banking room corner of Broad and DeKalb Streets, opposite Postoffice. We take this opportunity of thanking our many friends for their liberal patronage during the past which has made it possible for us to occupy these handsome and commodious quarters with an up-to-date equipment -for handling their future business with the greatest degree of promptness and satisfaction. ?We cordially invite you to come in and inspect our fire proof vault with its bur glar proof screw-door safe equipped with triple time lock, our steel safety deposit boxes, our electrically driven ledger and daily statement posting system, etc. We had hoped to have our equipment complete with new marble counters, etc. but regret that the manufacturers have been unable to make delivery on time, which necessitates our using our old counters for a short time. 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