The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 29, 1916, Image 7
First l'ayw?w?t? Monday.
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Uiilldlu" ? "U ' " ' i?*u
AHB04MBU0U Wilt
? due m'xt Monday, Oct, 2nd. All
uMtII"'1'* are roquushKl to make
tL?' payments promptly to the Sw
fWary and Treanurer, Mr. John H.
I IihIhmv. ?i tlie I?oa? and Saving
luiik. and those who have not already
^l^rllHMl to the stock In tho uew Am
,jfl'iatlon. " ?'?' Invited to do so now.
FAIRY SC'KNKH in photoplay.
Bluebird Feature at Majetrilc Theatre
For Next We?jk.
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(Jolirg t<> the famous Freiuh eiasalo,
Hndlne, written t>y Pierre del** Motto
ftHjuei. the pronM)tera of Itluehird l*ho
ipplnjT* have found, tlie basis of one of
tlie most lH>autlflU features ever pr?t
*nted uisui the screen. Henry Otto,
*ho directed the photo-classic, has not
followed with xrreat exactness the story
cf Undine, In preaeuting the HluebirU
feature of the name title, but has
brought the inspiration of the atory in
to adaptability for screen uae.
While the basin la a moat famous fai
ry tale, the producers have provided
Hueh marveloua beauties to imperson
al the physical charms of Queen Un
da and her under-sea Court; have
found in the Outalina Ialanda, off the
)H>artt of California, such entrancing
visits of sea. forest and shore, that the 1
picture is at onee a scenic marvel and
photographic delight that the grown
m* who witness the Bluebird Feature;
at tho Majestic theatre next week will J
diul that fairy tales when photograph- 1
?<d under modern conditions, make)
mighty tine entertainment for the old '
well us tiie youug,
i'rof. A. L. (ieiseiiheimer not urn -
?>d to Charleston Monday after spend
lug the summer with his parents in
iViuden.
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Wood's Seeds.
Seed Wheat.
Tho Seed Wheats wo oflfar are from
the best and most productive ?tope
grown in tho finest wheat-growing
sections of Virginia, and are careftilly
recleaned by us to remove all impur
ities and small and inferior grains, to
as to supply our customers only with
plump arid well-developed seed
wheat, which should yield considera
bly more per acre than ordinary
wheats iin perfectly cleaned. All of
our Seed Wheats are selected from
good yielding crops, which with our
methods of cleaning, makes the Seed
Wheat which we offer very much
superior to ordinary seed wheat.
Write. for
Wood's Crop -Special
giving full information and prices of
Seed Wheat, Seed Oats, Winter
Barley, Rye and all soeds for Fall
sowing. Prices and samples of any
seeds desired, mailed on request.
T.W.WOOD ?> SONS,
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va, , .
Kirlumtn Nominated.
in the ihtrd Tirtinai^ t?f n.u 1
mnnty Tiu'sda^ to" nominate another
mtniU'r of the House of ltcpre?outa
tlve**. Norman S. ltU'hards. of Lib
erty 11111, roe#lvt*d the nomination
over Newton Kelly, of Wont WiUciw.
Very Utile interest was taken In the
election ami a light vote was )n?I1?hI,
Kit-hard* received 047 ami Kelly .*\0N.
At Stockton only one manager appear
?mI ^uul later left ami there was no
election at that precinct. The vote
an It on mo to us by telephone am)
ohorwiso was an follows.
Kelly ItlrhardM'
Abney H 25
Ant loch 112 4
; Beaver l>ain 16 10
Belk Hill 10 41
Bethuuo ..v. 8 07
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Htuney \ 56 15
Buffalo 27 14
Cttnden 82 121
Cbntey Hill 8 ft
QMiwU 15 17
DeKalb 0 16'
Dotty s Mill v... 1ft 1
Enterprise 0 5
Harmony 15 1
Heitatittffee 28 1
Kershaw 11 55
Mbetfty Hill ..... 1 28
Ixx'khart 5 1
IiUgonf 18 0
Neds Creek 5 ft
Oakland 7 12
Pine Creek 48 16
Pine Tree .... 1 1ft
Ha leys Mill 15 8
Kola ml 2 18
Salt l'ond 32 1
Sandy Grove 8 6|
Shamrock .'1 1ft
Hhaylora II111 1 20
Shepjrard 2 ft
Stockton 0 0
Stoneboro 0 8 1
Swift Creek 0 11
Three O'h , 0 50 1
Twenty Creek 51 8|
Westvllle ....???. ? 1 14
Company M 5 23 j
Total 584 ?r 040
Preaches While Standing in Water.
Atlanta, Sept. 28. ? Evangelist* have
preacMed in Atlanta from houuetopx.
windows, monuments, from the <\troet
and from automobiles and carriages,
but Carlyle B. Hayws. who conduct
ed the Summer Bible institute at the]
corner of Peachtree ajqd West Peach
tree streets during the montlm of Au
gust and July, sprung a distinct sen-'
sation on the congregation that came|
to hear him Sunday afternoon when
>e preached standing waist deep in
water.
The services were held in Mozely
park on the West Hunter road and
the yAdventists. In administering the
baptism by immersion Haynes for
cefully described the significance of
the rite, declaring that baptism was
the door of entrance into Christianity.
He said conversion was a burial and
a resurrection, and therefore baptism
by immersion was the only way to |
symbolize this transformation.
The Baptists of the state have e
rected a church at the Catawba In
tftati- reservation near Rock Hill.
)l Ml 1*11*1 i I ?"III. ??"-'??'"I I I .11 1 II II mil- I ? ?
REDUCED RATES TO SOUTH CAROLINA'S
'4,'- i 4 , ' v
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Second Harvest Jubilee and Forty-Eighth State Fair
COLUMBIA, OCT. 23-27, 1916
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CUP TOWN)
5 Spectacular Parades
Offic^fq*>ening Monday
Queen's Coronation
Masquerade Ball
Skating Carnival .
Band Concerts General Dancing
(FAIR GROUNDS)
$27,000.00 in Premiums
Unusual Exhibits
Racing
Foot Ball
Free Acts
Mammoth Midway
YOU ARE INVITED
SOUTH CAROLINA HARVEST JUBILEE & STATE FAIR
FROM BEANTOWN.
"Yes; I find the narrative in this tile
tionnry of Mr. Webster's exceeding!)
comprehensive, but woefully discon
nected."
Worthy.
The rheerful plodder may not win
To starry heights and lasting fame,
But with brave hearts may enter In,
Without apology "br shame.
Wasted Energy.
Rollins ? I see your friend Kklnnei
has another "Selling Out at Cost" sign
tacked across the front of his store.
Parker ? Yes. Don't you know )
think Skinner missed his vocationl
He should have been a political cam
paign manager.
Rollins ? Because why 7
Parker ? Because he Is so good a1
nailing lies.
No Blood 8pllled.
"The old-fashioned bad man used to
'clean up' a town with a pair of six
shooters."
"True. I think modern methods are
better."
"Yes?"
"Nowadays wheu it becomes neces
sary to clean up a town we merely
send out a few fat Inspectors to ter
rorize our foreign population en
gaged in the restaurant nnd fruit busi
ness."
An Honest Confession.
"Then you do not claim to be a self*
'made man?" said the astonished re
porter.
"No, Indeed," replied the millionaire
manufacturer. "The wealth I have
piled up Is due to the Industry and
faithfulness of the people In my em
ploy." .
WAS HI HI) HEN KF ACTOR.
Benedict l^eft 30? Aer*? Kstate to His
Feathered Friendn.
A lover of birds nil ids life, from
the liny wren to the great white swan.
Kltfcs Cornelias H<*n??dl< i, nnnker at-cl
?apttah>t and tue intimate frlcu d of
tlu? late Pre dd'-?nt Cleveland, Is <{omg
lo .<??>??: his :j*H) .tore estai ? at CJreon
w'cb, Coijn.. to hiv t'- ii t icied friends.
"i have always u>.*el the out of
(Iooth," says the eonuumiore, who Is
now In his H2nd year, "and for many
years 1 have thought that 1 should
like my home to he a home , for the
birds. I want them to he comforta
ble."
Behind the commodore, in his proj
ect. stands the (ireenwlch Bird Pro
tective Association, including in its
memhershlp the wealthiest residents
of Greenwich.
Ernest Thompson Seton will serve
as outdoor architect for the new bird
home. The land on which he is to
work forms an Ideal refuge for the
various si>eeles which visit this lati
tude. There are groves of hemlocks
which will break the winter wind*
and harlw>r the chlendees and others
who s)M>nd the cold season In (Vm
nectleut. Thirty other varieties of
trees are represented In the groves
on the estate.
< >ne border of the estate runs a
long hong island Sound. On this the
shore birds will tlnd safety. In the
cvnter of the estate Is a lake and this
ly to 1h> planted with wild celery ami
other weeds which thick* feed upon.
Throughout the entire property bird
boxes will be placed, suit able to nil
kinds birds.
Kelpiiiir the Coiik relation.
The. following notice wur recently
'exhibited in a eertnin large chureh:
"The service on Sunday morula# in
at 11 a, in.-. The supposition that it
Is ten minutea later 18 a mistake.
"Young men ure not excluded from
the week night service.
"The seats In the front portion of
the ehureh have been cafefully exam*
lne<l. They are quite sound and may
may be trusted not to ijlvo way.
"It Is quite legitimate to Join In
the sinking. The object of the ehoir
is to encourage, not to dtscuruge, the
ongregatlon."
Washington, Sept. 27. ? The war de--_
partmcnt has ordered ten thouHund ad
ditional coast artillerymen; infantry
men. cavalry men and engineers of
the National (Juard to tihe Mexican
border, from all sections of the coun
try.
DR. S. A. ALEXANDER
Veterinarian
LITTLE'S STABLES.
I hiy IMiono 101). Nljrht Phouo L'.'J.
Camden Opera House
H. L. SCHLOSDURG, Manager
TUESDAY
Oct. 3rd
TUESDAY
Oct. 3rd
An Absolutely New, Spic and Span, Glittering and Glorious Production of
THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PAIR? IT'S ONE BIG SCREAM
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See Mutt and Jeff's wives then
try and stop laughing.
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Company of Fifty Girls. Yes,
Girls, Many Girls, Mostly Girls
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CLEAN COMEDY. Pon't fail to
see the wedding! It's a laugh
ing, treat? the funniest/ of car
toon comics.
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A raging, torrent of laughter
all the way.
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The whirliest and girliest of all
the Mutt and Jeff Plays.
GOOD MUSIC. _Steaj?ng novels
ties in mechanical and electri
cal effects. A $ 1 00,000.00
Musical Production.
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Promptly at 8:30. Prices: Adults 50 , 75 , $1.00
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