The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 22, 1916, Image 2
SNOWPRIFT
The Perfcct Shortening
FOR DEEP FAT
FRYING
Snowdrift k"<?I things
t" vnt more ?nti
uuko Sitttwdrih no without
(?itrnintf that f< km! cruxlM (|ul<'kl.v
ami iiu yrt-a.M' goU liinhlr-.
Snowdrift lx tho jn'ifoW slmrt
??nlnjg f?>r o\t>ry rooking jiurpowo
??for frying, for shortriilnj;, for
making hr<?a?l, ciiki1, I ? i? <? n 1 1 ami
pantry.
Snowdrift makon Rood thliitfH
to cat. W? a rrt hjKH'la lints In
good things to cat.
TKLKPIION'K No. 2.
LANG'S
High Grade Grocery
"Where Quality Countn."
MONKY TO IXJAN.
On Improved farniH. lCany tortus
Apply to B. II. Clarke. Ciumluu. 8
0. f 60.
Tombstones & . Monuments
When in need of Tomb
stones and Monuments see
me before you place your or
der. Representing the Dixie
Marble Co., of Canton, Ga.
Samples of marble shown.
J. D. SINCLAIR,
P. O. Box 35. .Camden, 5. C.
MON-KY TO IX) AN
ON UKAL ESTATE ? KASY
TERMS .
K. (?. vonTre*ckow.
Dr. E. H. KERRISON
Dentist
J{rur??'s Sl??r?*
I'. mad iitxl l)?'K;ill> St- I'lionr 1 S.*>
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUGER STS. Phonr 71
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Or I. H. Al<ita<i?r Dr. R. F.. Slrttimi
Alexander & Stevenson
DENTISTS ~
Qiiici Southeast Corter Bro?d and I)?K?lb Sit.
Collins Brothers
Undertakers for Colored People
Telephone 41 714 W. DeKalb St.
Special Notice
To the Trade and Public in
General: .We started a market
here a few months ago oil a
Cash basin, giving the lowest
possible prices for rash, and
wish tm state that we Are 6tUl
continuing to do business on the
same principle. Choice frewh *
Meats, Breakfast 11 aeon, Hams,
etc., at the lowest possible mo
ney-saving prices for cash. A
guarantee of honest weights and
square dealing with each pur
chase our method.
Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting your future busi
ness, we are
Yours to serve.
CASH CENTRAL MARKET
W. C. IIOUGH, Prop.
607 West Rutledge Street
Phone No. 1 Camden, S. C.
A. A. (>uU?r pniprloor ??f tin4 Hovel
A lextindi kil ami a \\ ??! I known hotel
i Hit 1 1 ?tf (iroenvUle, was nliot through
tin) sboithU r and i ?.*!< i fit 1 1 \ wounded
riinMit b oUl<**k Tm-Hilay morniutf by
t 'liarli . Waiil. ttliu luo Uvit ??mpU?v wl
in :? l?H'aI noarUHT dlst rll.ut in;: sta
ihm. Ward ,w?n ji r?x?irt*?r at flu* hotel
a i:? I ii; d.*h*l on mirviiiK'hl* do*: up to
1'litt I'tNtiil Ml. U.l.l It I III In- 4-4Mlli|
not Irtjt** M'" 'lotf W|? Hllll after u iovv
^ t.r?l~ WhmI drew .? pi-tol ami (iitxi,
The (hi; took phut* in the hotel
h>bb\ ill I In- pI'OselM 4> of Mi's. 4iH(4>.H Mini
a few /Hi ? t,- Mr OhIm \\*Vl 1 |ir<itii)|i|,v
tirnvr i ili.vstt'iatiK >mi)',
Ml I I \NI> (OMINt. hack,
\ iii) iimI Vi^il <>r Fun Walter* in HiiumI
Ni'W Dress.
< >ji ' '' auain tin* iihti x inaktni.' Mutt ?V;
li-ir will by willi Us,^ The ?m:'Soii ??f
hlUtfhl4't> Is uIhUU to* TStfflll. Mult uu?l
iftT iii a brand new dress cojiii'h to the
< 'million ( >|H>ia I loiiso (IcIoIht liih, with
i Id^er ati<l Im'I (4>r kIiow 1 1 : h 1 1 has evet
apjieured be fort*, under tills well Known
'lilt, (llviuw Mil! t hi (I J off a now anil
?>ii|N'i*Ior proiluct Ion (Mich siutvsslve
rrtir I t I'.h in I of dipK nwiey on tin* |?art
of i;iis Mill Mini Plsher's e?H-onti*le
diameters i'n 1 1 live for a rontnry or
illi* as ih'inl an n iloor nail In sixty,
i lays, if allowed to do so, hul it Is ?h*
?ih'illy to 1 1 it* interest of lM?th Mud
Kishrr and Oils Mill to s?V tbolii live
j 1'or yi-uu liniuinoj /.lil??. which they will
Jo as lour a* Fisher Is aide to furnish
now dope ami 1 1 1 ? bi-tho-iuluuto coino
dy sit nations* and ax Ionic as (Jus 11111
fnrnishoH a now and u?tt ptahio vithi
i lo for ilndr slam* work,.. Itotli of thoso
_1'lit Irliion r*eein lo ho SIKflwflllly k?H'p
in;j 1 1 1 > i heir iniee at the present writ
ing. Mutt and Jeff's Welding1 will
nsproseut I ho last word In mualenl ooni
?dy production, everything belli).' new
'ait the naino. The Amerloin public
iii'ut wanted to lauuh more than they
do at this time. They *aH?k <s>inedy
?ven in moving ploturi*#. (Sum Hill's
mission -slmo his out ?v into tin* theatri
cal pitMlnoin^ iranie luis been to inak ?
people hunch He Is the aekmiwh'd.tfed
(hvui of otirtoon ooiaedy pi'?Mlnot Ion,
nover liavlim ofTerwl a play of this
siirt that did i it?t prove a smtt-ss. It
I*. th<?roforo. distinctly ovMoiit that
the oiioruious sue-vss of Mutt and .loft's
Wedding Is dm* to proper hand line. by
catering to the wishes and detdivs of
tho theat reuohur puhlle. This season's
sh nv consists of a sixty fo<?t car lued
of sei'iiery. pmportles and costumes, A
cast of fifty capable artists' and tho in
evitable chorus of pretty jrirls 'without
Which tin* plain phest wonhl bo in4*otn
ph'to. Don't miss Mutt ami Jeff's Wed
iliiitf at tin* opera laaise. ( >4 -tidier (>th.
Orphan Work Day.
The custom has thrown up of having
one day in the year set aside as < irphnn
Work I ?ay.
Tbnt means that alt friends ? . r (lie
orphans work on Mint diiy and \\ liati-v
i-r t ) ?? ? \ make, they sonil l < ? various ile
noniiici tioiri I i n'phn nairev More and
more f lie eo^rnm liM > -|'re:i?l until now
it ine.i ii . n irrenl ? I ? ?:i t l?> the orphan
. I L'l ? - .
Thi- ii'iir. Se| >t ' ;i i (Uplian Work
I ?, i \ . '
NS hatevt r vi.u make mi that da v. if
\ o , I ;i re ; I I 'res! i.\ t elin li. ^tlollld l?e ^elit
I" Tliornu ell < ii pliamiL'e. ( Ninton. S.
<V. for it is the Presbyterian <)rphan
.i o*e of ? bur^iti. Florida and South
1\'nn?lina NIaiiv ehildron. f.ith"! "<s
ami 'iiit'licrle^, 're there from ; '?
st He. a od they are Itein^ irainei n
hand, head aid heart If ii wen n?t
for 'I'liolliW el I ? >l ii). a i:l _'?? I liev Wi l!d
?n 'I ,'i ?! I b i-- I I I i 1 1 i 1 1 /
Will -tin mi. t hen >?'. \<'Ui*velf to
? ? i the "to: | . 1 1 . 1 : . iMiim'n to
H-'i k, auvi ^4-nd ilia' <!*?;?. " - i!i<'uli)i> lo
\oiir little l.rother-; and :-iers. who
inii-l I *? ? eared for. aiu! .Mil \<?u love
to help*'
Uetlielillier the da \ . >enl .'.ofti
("ill IhK oti I and read i? !?> the ni"Mi
? hers- of your fa mil \ .
Send what \ on make j . . Iln-i'iiw ell
i ?roh iiiau'e. i 'Iii, Ion, S ('?. where there
are .'!??o orphan boys :1nd uirls !.einu'
iriveu a I'hrMian frainimr
MASTER'S SALE.
S ' : 1 1 1 ? . 1 1 1' S< >iil li < ":i lolina
Count \ of Kersha w
III tin- I'ollll of ('< >11 1 II 1 1 >1 I 1 * 1 1 *? t .
r ' .M . /.t-iit | > !'!a it. I iff,
:nrrrin>t
M > ? I : i \\ I ? I ,o;iehe. Marx l? I'il I ni:in,
K ;t I e ,| Ml I lose. T. C I >ii I {??*??? :iuil IV
mi \ i;i 1 1 1 1 iiji In > < 'i ?f|H >r:i t i< in.
I >ofend:ii,t>.
Foreclosure Sale.
I 1 1 ? I ? r ;iinl ! ?y virtue of the IV< ree in
the iil><>\.> ?nit hy his Honor. M ??i nl ? ? I I..
Smith, Providing ,1ml ire. of dab* l"?th
day >>!' .lulji. 1'JlO. 1 will ofiVl1 for vnlo
to the highest bidder in front of the
Courthouse ?loor in tlio city of Camden
in the count x of Kershaw mul state
of South Carolina during tlu- leiral
hours of sale on the P.r-t M.-ntdn.v ; ? i
November bcinjr tlicUth day there
of. tin* following described rwil estate,
??All that J tared or lot of laud ill the
county of Kershaw in t.he state of
South Carolina lyinj: ahout threet.'li
miles east of the city of Oaruden nml
containing Two Hundred Fifty Five
CJ.Vj) acre*, more or less, and houmled
north hv land formerly of Camden Cot
ton Mill now Hermitage Cotton Mill,
and by public road known as the I >a r
lingtou nxid. on the east by lands of
the estate of \V. \V. Miek|e, di?ci'ii.srtl,
and T?y lands now or fonnerly of Mrs.
HoImh**!! \V. 1 >clx>aehe, ou the south l>y
hinds of F.. A llrown ami on the
hy lands of Mary I >. Plttman, Kate
Dultose and T. < I hi l!ost>, formerly a
jwtrt rrf thn land herln described, and
by la mis of II. (i. Currbtuu, Jr. ami
hy Pine Tree Creek. The above tie
scr i t hhI land Is that conveyed to Meta
\V. I>eLo?clio by Mary I>. Plttman.
Kate DnKose and T. C^.J>?Jh>se In
<le??d "of date February loth. 1D1.V
Ar the said sale the Master shall
not revive the bid of any prson who
shall not first dejxisit witli him as a
ph'dire to make good his bid in <*ase
of its aeceptanee the sum of Five Ilun
dred I ><>11 hps ($T><)4MH)) hi money or
certified check on some responsible
I wink. Term* of sale msh. .Purchaser
to j?ay for pnj>ors.'
L. A. WittkowHky,
Master for Kershaw County.
Camden. S C. Xept. lilst 1910.
FASHION'S LATEST FAU.
Tlit* I>uiiK l l?i>vii?K Veil I>r*pe?l <mi (lie
Small TurbftM* #r ShIIimt Shapes.
SVw V.rrk Hrpt. tt? ~t ^tTniltr tHU T
have one ?if tli<#?* ik w \ IoIk, 1 tiliil
th<*y nn* *?? fas*inat lug ! This, I1
o\?-rli?Htr<l a \<>uuj?' t?lrl y.;yli:ur to h?i
f li**i ?? I I 1m* <|j|\ Oil Kltflh A\ fiiMi
Tlie v**il xlio ri'ft'i'OHl t ? ? wiim n lony
(lowing ('lie over llie top of a
>.ina 1 1 hluh ?Towne?l hat with a narrow
turiu-<i ii tu tin. like Uw* oiui phini
?s| here. I i Wil* (liuulll together ill
front mil] f ii < -I n ?< I |ik (hi* top of 1 1)1'
?? row ii witli. a lar^e. roiiml pin, ttml
from there . 1 1 hum? softly iliiwn llu>
|?a?k. No womler i his young ulrl w'ji*
,-*.u eiuhiiMu.-ah- about it. JW it ?vnH*
was tlit* most a?loral?le affair on ,Jthe
smartly ilre*MMl vounu woman w li<>
wore It, Tin* veil f"?*me<l a eharmlnt!.
<*loiul like hackjgroiiml io her pretty
f?e?;. fUi?l lloato^hrenlly . In the air a*
?4?e wnlki^l. The veil wan of Ia<v ami ,
(.lie I nit wuh of Matin.
IIS
Satin Dress Hruidcd with Soutache ,
There are ever so many elmruiinif
vdls of this I \ | k nowadays and one
SIM'S doStellS 1111(1 doKCllS of tllClU. The\
an* made of chiffon, s?lk net or la'*e.
some <>f them finished with borders and
others without. And they come in ;i
variety of colors to suit every complex
ion and every taste. Some of the prei
tleM ones nre in lovely shades of pur
I ?le. .soft roso-eolor. lavender, taupe,
grccu and hi 110. as well its Idaek and .
white. They are some! Much worn on
?mall close- fitting turbans and again on
larger sailor .sha|?es.
Hats and veils like these are won:
with frocks of serge satin or silk. The
one pictured here was worn w ith ;i
dr? s? ? ? f blin k satin .villi ;i sum; bodh .*
titled nt the waist with ^oft pleats. 'The
skill had ;i full tunic planted nt the
waM and made with the popular loop
itoekets. which were faced with purple
s.i tin to match the pit rpledtra bled 0**- ?
siun which trimnu.sl rite dn-ss. This
i one of the fa\ored designs for all
' 'nil ; nd it eert i : 1 1 y is a most Ihv
? ui'iu ot.e. The ? Iceve was cleverly
? ?nt i,i f ii'ti; n poi I lie l? 'V tire elbow,
'.bote ;i -i'k t. ?-c! was placed.
There ?? ? l? ?? -it r? tend to longer
and -t t .! i'.'hter ha tnrii.ir skirts i;i most
f the ;i n t Mm n models. ! *:i < | II i 1 1 has
made ma tix dre-^'s notioenb|\ b "gei*.
both for street and t*v;*: . i : iir wear, "and
manv of tiie other Pan-inn couturleres
have lengthened the s|<ii?j> for the eoin
i n season, tin tnrli not to an exnggerat
ed degree. The -kii'is 1c:vc not lost
any of tin !r fulncs- in tlx ir down: ward
tendency. Tliei simpl.\ follow the lines
of tin* I i mire more e|o ? ? I v a><d not
Hare as mueli. The hoop skirt and
orinoliiie effects are practically dead
and some soft draperies .ire vcen In
their stead. ospe? iall\ in evening and
afternoon dresses ut s,iiii rr '|hs and
S. f* sj | |<s.
|
From' .Mr. Mcl^-od.
I alitor Chronicle: I wish to return
thanks to my friends throughout 1 )e
Kalb township for the support --riven
me in the recent prlmarv election. I
can not fully 'express niy- In-artfelf ap
preciation far? t he ? v > -a r-s ? ? of work
my friends have given tin*, and I will
strive the harder to serve the people
with all the energ.v and devotion vv liieli
I nm capable.
Yours very respect full \ .
.1 \ M. I.eod.
Cannier Returns Triumphal.
Tll'HHh, Sept. IS. ? "t'atisler of
Tirzah TOrt died TIr/.ah on the .VII I\
M. Train Sunday.
! As no one knew when t-. expect 1dm
lie wilsn t met at the depot by the Tir
: /.nit Hand. However, everyl?ody seem
ed genuinely gittd to see him.- and pro?s
e< I forward to shake hands and con
gratulate him on his splendid success
in at last securing the nomination for
Railroad Coininisioner.
Mr. (iinsler'H face was wreathes
in smiles and looks, notwithstanding
the arduous camimign through which
he has recently jmssed, in year-. \ (.ling
er Verily "all things come to him
wh? waits" ? and works!
Askisl as to where he h i I been
-ifu-e the election ? why he Jiadn r re
tu :nd sooner. Mr. C-ttimhv repliinl that
lie had lveeit arrested and detained In
Columbia. "Why ? what for':" For ex
?v??d!ng the speed {itnlt in my race for
It. U. Commissioner.*' ? Yo.-s News.
* ol. T. J. Cunningham was given tlie
recess appointment of postmaster <*f
Chester by PwklMlt Wilson. AppliCft
tloii for his bond was sent off Monday
and jis soon as it returns, which will
be in the next few <iays, he will assume
the oMIce.
Swift Creek News
Mrs. ( \\\ Ammons Hpent Thursday
jit the home of Mrs. Jesse dills ot
Plsgtth.
Mr. a n< 1 Mrs. Jesae (Jillls and daugh
ter Miss NVU GilliR ami Mr. Kdward
lirown of Pisg&h were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Annie Turner Sunday,
Mrs. Holland Hammond and child
ren spent Sunday at the home of Mm.
Hammond's mother Mrs. Kli;tabcth
! xow?>n.
Mr*. I*ml.v Ytftiitf *>t Wf*tvllle aiul
(liuiK'htrr M r*. .lulluu Uu*h of Hock
! Hill a|h*uI h ft*w ilttyx U??V wiH?k tV|Jli
Mi l>,?xl.l Uljllw. V :
Mi ? JulUI who Iuin (||f(| VteH"
; i tijr hrr <lautfht?>r Mr*. I*nrry Smlt |?
\ hit* r? | uriitHl )n 'in*'.
j Mrs. MjiMIo Sliivui .U vUitlntf ml
uiiv?> at l*l?tftih.
Mrs. Kvu I rfiy am! tji)l<lroii< who
haw KjH'iitltiik' I ho xuuiiiior in
Iihm hoiiti*,,
Mttl?? Ml*? IHwuly runuMoii .jK-m
la>i week Willi tfri DttVltl 4 J II II-. .
Mr l.?rr,v Smith of ?t|N^I
la^kt hi ()?? liiwir trf^Mrifntni
<;niis ? . ? ' .
Mi>s KuM<' Timwr hjkmiI lasf w<t*'k
wiili MIhh Nt.'l! tiilUti ol IMs^uh.
Mr. I ?a vi?l Ulllts s|H>iit Sunday ut
ii?f rami. . <0.
Am IU?v. Mr. Fitluuw, iniKlor of Swift |
fiwk r*-l? Is tnkliiK it v lU'ti t Ion I hort* I
Win IK* W auy preavhinf
C'rook until tlu? syiu^ 5
toin-r. *
Mr. and Mr*, II.
tm1lu?. 1* vt'O III with 1
Mr^. \V. A- Uu?*h. <>f lApf *
\\ ?Uil? -'"> * llll tor l - 1 . ? i , \(., J
I'm uv>
on "f ?!>?' Suiutij, J
t^mviuitMi i" i'juum'u tUwv
?>t? u?iy Sunday w;U?h4 nt K*l|f(d
SuiuIh.v. So|?l. -I
Prince Albert give*
smokers such
delight, because
N 4
? its flavor it so different and h
delightfully good; ]
? it can't bite your tongue; J
wit can't parch your throat; j
? you can smoke it as long
as hard as you like without any
comeback but real tobacco hap.
piness !
On the reverse side of every Prince
Albert package you will read :
?' PROCESS PATENTED
JULY 30tm, 190T"
That means to you a lot of tobacco en
joyment. Prince Albert has always been
sold without coupons or premiums. We
prefer to giv# quality I
Tobacco Ci.
the national joy smoke
y'OU'LL, find a cheery howdy-do an tap tto
matter how much of ? stranger you are in the
neck of the wood a you drop into. For, Prince
Albert is ri^ht there ? at. the flrat place you
pass that sella tobacco I The toppy red
barf s tills for I nickel and the tidy rod
tin for a dime; then there's the hand
some pound i/)d half-pound tin
humidors and tho pound
oryatal-fflaaa humidor with
aporigo-moiatonvr top
that xoepa th+ to
bacco in such
bant-up trim
* 1 J ? t h m
tim* t
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its enthusi
astic friends ever claimed
for it !
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is so
cool and fragrant and appealing to your
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short time !
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say
so on the national joy smoke?
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
This I* the rev?n? lid* of Um
Prince Albert tidy red tin. Read
this " Patented Procew" m?U?g?
to-you and realize what ft means
in making Prince Albert ao mitt
to your liking.
THE VAUGHAN PLACE CONTAINING 420 ACRES, 5 1-2 MILES NORTH OF
CAMDEN, 1 1-2 MILES FROM SOUTHERN RAILROAD. 200 ACRES JWDEJj
CULTIVATION! PLENTY OF TIMBER FOR UPKEEP OF PROPERTY. ONE 7
ROOM DWELLING. 5 TENANT HOUSES AND BARNS. ON THIS TRACT IS,I%
CATED ONE OF THE BEST ROLLER FLOUR MILLS IN THIS PART OFifH
STATE WITH CAPACITY OF 35 BARRELS PER DAY. OWNER HAS GROWf^
2,500 BUSHELS THIS SEASON AND HAS 1,000 BUSHELS ON HAND AT ffftj
ENT FOR GRINDING WITH PROSPECT OF SIX OR 2IGHT THOUSAND MORE
BUSHELS TO GRIND THIS SEASON. MILL OPERATED BY * LARGE WAljJl
POWER. RECEIPTS FROM MILL ALONE THIS YEAR WILL PAY 10 PER CflW
OF PURCHASE PR'CE. 1 WE HAVE ATTRACTIVE PRICE FOR IMMEDIATE:
SALE. - ~ ?
THE JOLLY PLACE SIX MILES SOUTH OF CAMDEN COTAINING 233 1-?J
ACRES. 140 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION. 70 ACRES IN PASTURE- SEV0N
ROOM DWELLING. 5 TENANT HOUSES AND BARNS. OWNER HAS REFUS
ED 18 BALES COTTON FOR RENTAL OF SAME. PRICE AND TERMS REASPrj
ABLE. ? ?
THE W. M. BRANNON FARM, 149 1-2 ACRES IN TRACT- ? 3 MILES. NOW*]
OF CASSATT. 80 ACRES CULTIVATED. ONE 7-ROOM DWELLING. 3 T^_j
ANT HOUSES. 5 BARNS. PRICE REASONAM JE. ITBMg EA3Y-I ~ ~
C. P.
Agents
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