The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 12, 1917, Image 5
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k. ion* t^u ennobled thoiLert ^
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l?y ?!'<? '?* Mwfuwo* . mI. ^UMimir
fan ht?re#tf ??? hjone but
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-yg iitn uIvwm deed? the ?kciv
Kwed the labor of ten tyi i? QlXi>
fa thy monument. Thj|ork jJ
K could thankf* thee, audi vt_h
? swell 1 4
. unheedllVI whei|e Ow Ml
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, lone Orkney* ere the e?t
v Hobert
| For Red Crow.
?IWl><mHO to a? apiK-al n,
front Wilson for funds uiu'.
Tfur 1 1 io Ued Cross, i\ unit bL.w
iod to met* ttt^HoMcli,in
of each week- tit ten Lu
111 be tho specia) object
tu make surgical drotMl
jtyfepltalN and wo hope the
fruulrii whether residents
i will res|M>nd with their pi
he meet Ings.
feft who cannot do ho an'
Ejve money will assist urea
Suik tho mean* to pitfch&H
Necessary to the wortc.
Moved To Broad Street.!
r Woman's Exchange, whlell
, opened since Doc?. 6th, at
jeoco of Mrs. Heath, on Fair i
{fre moved to tho Wittkowsky
roud street and will be op
4il>lio on Friday, tho 12th.
the sale of needlework, etc,
ie a "Blu* Bird Tea Room"
tat attractively, whore t&
ity refreshments flidll be serve
ers will ho taken for cake, s
dwirtien, wafers, charlotte rUa
$ iinulo biscuits and candy,
gg for picnic aud auto
Aen. Cbme and look at the
Sctive things on sale, ii
tit ml rest and refresh y<
"Blue Bird Tea .Koonr'
bavliiK autlque furniture t
find It to their advantage f
| the Woman's Exchange.
l>w Carrie Frledham rtum
nltfht froin Suuitor audi C
pe she spent several, weel
jnds and relatives. Mbis F)
t iwcoinpaiiied home by hei
k Carolyn- Heyman of Gamd
ppenit some tiWfe in tho cltj
(Record,
ft i ? " :?
the Duplicate Auction brlt
fc Tuesday jwith Mrs. W?
p. John 1>. Miller was a sul
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Kershaw deLouch Is gjlipdljlg
sonn; time In Hampton eoUhty.
Mr. It M. lliujson. Mi" l?erkel.\ eon a
Iv. was a vUltur to Camden lu->! week.
Key: Jului a Vavlson has returned
from a visit to Hip old home at Coiner,
<ja ' v , jj . ?*'
Mln? Jula Keenun (if Columbia visit
ed M i*s Jettu Llndsa.v during t lie past
I week.
Mrs. Lottie Vernon. and Miss Veruou
Morreij, of Wellford, S. C? arc vlslt
ill}? Mrs. Monroe and Mrs, O, R. Ivewla,
John <? A. Marlon, Jr., Juis returned
to his hoiuo In York after a visit to
relative* in Ca :uden, York v News.
Mr. Jack WatkliiH left Sunday night
for Richmond, Va., whew ho will re
sume his studies at ltichmoud College.
The city Is having the oi>eru house
and steeple jointed this week, which
adds greatly to tlh? lookH of the build
ing
MIsh Joan Lindsay and Mr. Nettles
Lindsay attended the dance glyen at
the Jefferson Hotel Wednesday even*
ing.
MInh Orches I ah ana Wilson, of Char
lotte, In the gucNt of Mr. and Mrs. L.
I u. Funderherk at their country home
near < 'assu 1 1 .
Mr. J. C. Anions, ojf Lugoff, hap ac
cepted the |H>sttlon of bookkeeiier with
A. fit, Campbell at Keastover, and will
commence his duties on Jannary 15Ui.
Messrs. .1. B. Wallace and M. J. Lew-1
In, of Camden, have been snmiuoned as
grand jurors for the United States
court which meets In Columbia Mon
day.
Hordeo Latham, a former Ornden boy
who l? now With tho 17th Cavalry at
Ml Paso, la oh a furlough and Is spend
ing part of his time with friends in
| Camden.
i Miss Sara Boykln returned yjmter
Iday to her home in Camden, after
^pending a few days with Mrs. R<1*
tnund U. Heyward. ? Monday's Colum
ella Record,
In a collision with a Ford car driven
Jw Mr. J. D. Huekabee on Main street
niesday morning Mr. W. G, /Wilson
^ Id his bicycle badly smashed. For
gjhately no one was Injured,
i0 JPr* ,uu* Mrfi* Stevenson re-,
^Ined to their home In Camden Wed
ui olid ay after a visit here to Mrs. Stev
unlon's mother, Mrs. J. W. Campbell,
i wovor Cor. York News.
5U plr. and Mrs. D. L. Blackweil, and
- ljake, are on a visit to their son
^ ?p1M- l Blackweil. This is the first
? ' |to Camden since Mr. Blackweil
1 here several years ago.
ad Fit Library Association will meet
'om.ioArnday afternoon at four o'clock
*1 Library. , The officers and mem
;s wltlro urged" to .come. Members of
?ledUamok committee are requested to
r littlf" effort to be present.
ieu, wh<lMrs. John T- Mafckey-tht* Thurs
RocWnlng Social Club had a most
|e meeting this week. The hos
fc-ed delicious refreshments and
?' - . idng was spent in social chat.
club|Hy flngera. with ready needle
i? Klug. 5, hours profitable as well as
ystlttite. 1
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XT" P. LeavelL
Management aud
ilg, B. Y. P. U- and
&SHAW ASSOCI ATIONA J,ING SCHOOL
(conference for pastoiLay sck *ND
Y. P. U. AND OTHER Ch JohkERS, CAM
DEN BAPTIST CHURCH, ly 21-25, 1917
P R O G|
r. . f\v
Sunday, Jan
.1 :00 a. m.: ? Address Prof. L. P. U .
M Board" of the Southern Baptist Ccfl1" T/ , rV,tu?' Sunday
igopy In the Southern Baptist Theol 1 rof- Sunday School
?red Workman." ??ary. Subject: "The
J:00 p. m. ? Address, Prof. rL. P. I^eal .
nlng Movement of the .Southern BaptJ*"- J1>e Workers
'< Monday, dam
10 :.'}() a. m. ? Devotional Service.
jnoo a. m,? Studies. luu JJle New Tea
12 :(K) M. ? Studies in Suhday School
Mug, ttev. Thos. Ji Watts, Secretary
CHage, Ba gtist 6 fca te_ Ctonvenltlon ._
Adjourn for Dinner. *>
,3:30 p. m. ? Studies in the New Teetami ,
f 4 :30 p. ui.? (The Pupil ? His Charaeterlf*}v<}i''
ffatts. f18- Secretary
Adjourn for Supper. - ^
8:0() j>. m. ? Special. Address on some
Tuesday,
10:30 a. m. ? Devotional Service. *
11 :00 a. m. ? Studies in the New Testamea
12:00 M. ? Studies in Sunday School Oia^'*
thing, Secretary Thos, J. Watts. r gHanntfement and
Adjourn for Dinner. n '
3:30 p. m.? Studies in the New Testamei
4:30 p. m.? -The Pupil? His Characterist#"- .
Vatts. | S^retary^hos.
Adjourn for Supper.
8:00 p. m. ? Special address ou ,*?nfr)pba*
v Wednesday, January'
10:30 a. ui.? Devotional Service.
11:00 a. m. ? Studies In the N#w Test
12:00 M. ? Studies in Sunday School
cWug, Secretary ^Thos. J. Watts.
Adjourn for Dinner. vV .
*:30 p. in.? Studies in. the New Testament,'.
:30 p. in.? The Pupil? His Oharactoristk-s >
r*tts. |
Adjourn for Stffrper,
? '00 p. m.? Special address on apme phase
'*** Thursday, /???> t
Thos.
>rk.
lgement and
-retary Thos.
:30 a. m.? Devotional Service.
00 a^1M"~8ta<,,e8 111 PJg New ^Testament, -
ng. Secretary Thos. J. Watts. I
ira for Dinner. ,
p. no. ? Studies in the New Testament. 1}
p. m.? The Pftpll, His Characteristics d
lent and
tary Thos.
P*ng Secretary I
Adjourn for Dinner,
Li;3o p
4:30 jj
^Adjourn for Supper.*^
; ?:00 p. m.-^neeiar address on* some phase of
gjosing W&ds. W , J
The course to he taught by Prdf. Leavell wil
Pent Studies" by A. T. Robertson, Professoi .
F*n 1 5apt 1st Theological Seminary. The cot? in tfiel
Watts is the first half of the "New Convent by - Sec
Mi Spllm'an and Burroughs. Both courses lefluai byi
fy School Board and are credits on the Teactof thei
and Sunday School apd B. Y. P. Bj ^T^f"
[ for work looking to the Improvement orthM^oppor
P"U: teaching add soul winning. All ChrfstfAiwork of
m those courses. 1 heDe *
I ' "iidon Baptist Church offers to entertain! i
r Kershaw Association who will come to tlwjrKers
r urged that workers and pAstors oomlng |i s es
Nt the sessions. A hearty welcome is exter
P)bors of other churches of Camden are given
the
JOHN /
.In
to
^ "V/
UuwU lit Mr* WhlHt tor's for the
winter are Dr. and Mrs. Ceorge
dock of Now York, Mrs, UuntuiH ami
two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. M. I Iain
ey of Ogdonsburg, % N. Y. and Miss
s^rgUt and maid,
; , Air, R H Turk Who.x|>eut last season
in Camden and carried a largo stork
<>f antltpu* l'urnitnrr and novelties in j
again In camddi for another winter,
llo Is o<<cupylng tue same Htand that he
had last year- the new Little build
lug on lOaat .DeKalh street
Mrs. K. U. Whistler entertained at
bridge ou Thursday afternoon. Iter
guests w?r*? Miss Wallls, Miss 1>. M.
llrowh. Mrs. Cauiphclle, Mrs. T. M.
Krumbholx, MIhh Klara Kruudihola,
Mrs. M. llalney. Kofresluuoyta were
served after the kuuuw \vero over.
The Wednesday morning bridge elub
was pleasantly entertained this week
by Mrs. IV X, Mills. Miss Leila JJoy
kin Who was a guest' of Mrs. O. P. I>u
llose, and Mrs, Wlleox, who is at the
Ktrkwood for" the winter, were sub
stitutes.
On Monday afterft{{ou Mrs. C. O.
Whitaker was the agreeable hostesH
to th?# J^air Street Kmhroldcry Club.
I >olnty pieces of f auey work progressed
while conversation ran pleasantly on.
Delicious refreshments were served
durlug the afternocy,
Mrs. K. 0. Allen, 'has had as her
guests for the holidays her mother,
Mrs. Htouoy of Camden, and her
brother, Mr.. William Stouey of 8&
wauee uuiverslty, both of whom re
turned to their ponies yesterday.? Mon
day'# Columbia ityvord.
Mr. I. i <. Kin, who eauie to Camden
from Georgetown in August 1014, And
for the past two years whs the genial'
and accomodating book keeper for the
popular (hrm of L. &chenk & Co. left
last week for North Cnrollua where
he will visit relatives after which he
will mako his home In Arkansas.
While iu Camden, Mr. Kiff made many
friends who wish him well.
KEKSIJAW NEWS NOTES.
Interesting Happenings fathered From
The Era of That Place.
Mr. it in I Mrs. W. L. Blackmon bre In
Baltimore, where the latter is under
special treatment, at Johns Hopkina
Hospital.
Mrs, G, E. Taylor anil (laughters,
Misses Joan and Margaret, Miss Min
nie Clyburn ami Miss Susie Mae Cly- !
burn, all of Camden, were guests of;
Miss Sara Hen ton at the Benton Ho
tel Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. J. Goodale, of Camden, Is vis- ?
lting her daughter, Mrs. T. K. Fletcher, I
who Is sick.
G. L. Blackwell, Jeweler of Camden, !
was In Kershaw the past week look
ing over the field with a view to open
ing a branch /fttore at this place. . j
l-.it tic Miss Mary Lee Blackwell, who ]
has been sick for some time past at
Connie Maxwell .Orphanage, Green
wood, passed away at 3:30 o'clock Sun
day morning, Dec. 31? 1010.
Little Miss "Marguerite Nelson was
taken to the Fennell Infirmary at Rock
Hill, the past week, where she*was op
rated on for appendicitis.
The Camden and Kershaw Graded
Schools will engage in a joint debate"1
at the Kershaw School Auditorium next
Friday evening, beginning prothptlv at
<K o'clock. The query Is: "Resolved
That the deportation of the negro woiild
1h? beneficial to the South." ThexKer
shaw representatives, Miss Josephine
Nelson , and Mr, L. Perry rMaekey will
uphold the affirmative side of the ques
tion. p
Miss Gertl Williams, aged 24 years
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Bud
Williams died at the home of her uncle,
J as. Phillips, near Kershaw, on Thurs- |
day, Dooember' 2S, 1016. She Is sur
viverd by her father, three brothers and
one sister, besides a hoist of other rel
atives and friends who will be deeply
grieved tp hear of her very sad death.
She wa& a devq'ut Christian, a woman
cf kind and friendly disposition and
loved hy nil who knew 1 er. \ ?
' ? ? J
? Boyktn News Notes.
Boykln* S. C. Jan 10, 1017.' ? Mr. and
Mrs. Davhi Glllls and daaghter Elisa
beth spent the week end with Mrs.
Glllls' parents Mr. and Mrs. Land?
Young of Westvllle.
Mrs. Mattje Shiver Is very 11L Ev
erybody wishes her a speedy recovery.
Mi> Cap Kelley, of Hartsvllle Is
spending a few days with Mr. and
-Mrs. C. V. Galloway.1
Miss Tressa McDonald of Kershaw
has. been spending a few weeks with
Misses Sallle and Ethel Sowell.
Mr. W. R. Gardner lost a fine milch
cow Sunday afternoon.
- Miss Ila Bearden and Mrs. 13. M.
Workman spent Saturday In Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poarce of Cam
den and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pearce
and children spent Sunday with their
parent* Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Pearce,
here.
The small grains are looking fine
in this section. The farmers are pre
paring the land .to plant again.
? Col. KL M. Blythe of the First Regi
ment Sputh Carolina National Guard,
Jms tendered his resignation to Gov
ernor Mannlgn. - Col. Blythe com
manded the first regiment of the South
Carolina National Guard on the Mexl
can 'border: ?
mos Dr
The U4 ot .yi ?) u , . 3 dsy* ?f
the week have thu.. %. Ui.a In
wojrds aud SomnH ?..; v u ?uytVc^iy,
They ar? as folio vs the S<*y
of the moon ? de
voted tc i ?. I > ?. \u Wed
*.eaday, uv .tfaj of Of.i, or Wodln ?
king ?*>?' tho gods; .lursc.", the day]
of Thor, god cf thunder; Frl.V. tlu<
day devote*) to Frlfcg.N, wife cf Wodin;
Saturday, the aty *>? datura; Sunday
the day of the a jrnlup of the null. ?
Talking and Listening.
Probably it j*, better for ev
ery one of ua if wo listened more md
talked last. ne v the ad^ce
more than oth s but there are few
that oould not profit by it With most
people, listening la cv ?ood deal a mat
ter of bar/talr We >et othters tell us
their troubles n y?. *otovv,sts and experl
enoes so that vo UlV' "h\ve a decent
exeuse for tolling them ours.-^Xauth's
Companion. ' ;<? .,????? t
Reciprocation.,
Sammle'e *;?arents were moving to
another toWn and the little lad had.
some to bio adieu to his beloved teach
er. When she put . her arms around
him his oor.ow at parting mounted to
;erxf, end to her adjuration to "al
wuys be u good boy and grow up to be
a fine man" he blurted between sobs,
"Tb* s-t?ame to you."
. ?-?, T *T"
Lines to Qw fjtar.scf.^iVrr d ?
\vv must bold a man arovnahle to
reason for the choice of his dally craft
or profession. It Is not excuse any
longer for his deeds, tl: \i thoy are the
custom of his Made. What business
has he with an evil trade? Has he not
a calling in his character? ? Emerson.
Acqulr??>n ?
Every n1an of I?1"*" whom you
meet lenows so- othifMJ IV V*o v'ng
better than your olf. A. in\n, on tho
whole, ia a hotter r>reo; ptor than a
book. But what scholar does not al
low that the dullest book can suggest
to him a new and a sound idea? ? Bui
worJUyttcn.
Chinese Appreciation of Jade.
The remarkable resonance of Jade
la a peculiar quality, whk gives It
great lm;>.*u\noe in Chi estimar
tlon; to ?u'Jh m extent- t>at "singers'
chimes" cf 24 differed pieces and
tones were ? jtimos const uued. Oc
casivuul u?e tr a'ao made of the natu
ral forw e-: tku *d o bowlders, which
are fc?a4 la rivtv beds.
Jn oci n: .. ? r, , t u - "Bmv coun
tries a WMi' tov/s to/tt:o fire on the
hearth whtn ;-':c first c:?*ere her new
home. purts of fichcmla families
will not pwiuiu a brand to be. taken
from -the hearth by an outsider or for
the use of another family, in Albania,
nothing Unclean is . thrown into the
flfe. Also after tho birth of a child,
forty dkys innrd elapse bofore a brand
may be takon froir iha nre for the -use
of another household.
JSfEMS OVEPP VHE STATE '
Mrs. R. G. Pearson, Widow of t<he not
ed evangelist, has donated |8,00() to the
Coluiftbia .Seminary.
Ernest W. Duenslng. postmaster at
Mhlway, is in ^ailin Charleston, In de
fault of $1,000 bond. He Is" charged
with <6mbezsllng $1,170.78 from the
Midway postoflice.
The State board. of purdons last week
considered sixty petitions fbr cVemen
cy and has filed Its report with the
governor. Another meeting of the
board will be held In Columbia, Jan. , 10.
The. Flrst National Bank of Dillon,
ojH?ned its doors for business last week.
The bank Is capitalised at $25,000.. E.
T. Elliott Is president of the new insti
tution, and A. B. Jordan is vice jpresi
dent
' James A. Smith, Jr.' .division freight
agent of the Southern railway with of
fices in Columbia, has resigned to be
come. general manager of all the prop
erties of the Evans Clay company and
the Columbia Clay company. E[e will
have. offices at Urlchsvllle, Ohio.
The general education board of New
York, has announced a donation of $00,
000 to the endowment fund of Converse
college Spartanburg. ? ' :
(jltntntii Ujall
?III' -I II I'll
2nd. Avenue near Sar?field
Club. ' "
Meet Patronage Solicited.
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Camden Undertaking Co.
i ,C- W. EVANS, Manager
FUNERAL DIRECTORS and LICENSED EMBALMERS
'
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
City and 'Country Calls Attended Promptly'
DAY OR NIGHT
, o ' -
Office and Show Rooms at 535 DeKaib. Street
r* ? ?- ^ 'r~^f ~ ** * . i 4^ * ' *? * v *? ?
Office Phone 91 Residence Phone 2S3-L
EAT FOR LESS
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There Ih only one way to MKat for l^ss" in (h< at- da>* o: vonr;*..,
prices.. That Ih by getting BKTTKR <H AMTY for the SAMM
You got it at this store.
We wui't promise to make you low prices, r<u such j;ra; . -v \ ,??? ay
would not bo tit to eat. Tlioy would bo a menace to your .mil
( bosldt's, wo have to pay high prices ourselves. Upf wo ci?? rtnd HO
promise to give you tlio
HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITY
, ; \ f , ' . ? ? ? ? V
for the inouey. limit Ih our Inducement. our great argument.
We have uo higher ambit Ion than to make our store know n In e\ery
homo hi th*s section aw T1IN UOMK OF Qt'AlJTY iiROCKKlKN.
Hv" * * ? T * ? t
Try uh. VoulMliijl that we live up to every promise, t
Phillips & Company
PHONE 28 ' CAMDEN, S. C
.v.- .:v . - - - . . zr\ v v. - ^
* ?*' _ "-Tt ]
which ia ill:: i<> .}. pupils of '
Now >i?4 ? ? hji ;v- b.v u vvgnv
un U ariu . . ;:i v ;;!a!?iiufc how the
Kill von KuH wan irnmed, 3^10 told the
clase "thut r nu n wont cut gunning
for son Ho killed one on the
strenm th^t borders Staten 'aland and
thereafter the stream wuh Known as
-Kill von Kvil!. ' This lit not a fanci
ful tdle, hut an absolutely truthful re
cital of the kind of "education" txn>
purtfd In the "fado and fancies ,
schools" h^ro.-^-Pittilnirffh Difcpntch. j
Population's Or* *'th.
* In the tin?e ot Augustus f Caesar the I
pop. Kt ion <vf the world wi.b tv.ui to be j
only 60,0Q0,?-V0. OnO hundred yeiraago ,
it had inc. ;used to 700, 0^0, 00, Today
it te ii?!li.;atod at t,Tfi2,OuO,OQO. Vnen
CX/l' -vhus discovered Ainoflca there
v. . - ^out MOO, 000 Indians in the con*
An v ; (,i tL-ent UnlteM States. At
tb.< ?" ie of Uo ltevoiatio^ there were
3,0(10,000 white Iben. Noto we are Ap
proaching the 100,000,000 mark.
Jnvin's Death Pl*nt.
The "death plant" of Jr.vevh ~ flow
ers which continuaUy giifl_.oit-a.-per
fume bo powerful as to overcome, if
inhaled. for any length of time, a full*
grown man, and which kills all forms
of insect life that como under its In
fluence.
Antiquity of the ?-vfoty Fir.
That tho H il ' iii fi -.o"4' :.v const ?.t
com muni en turn \y??.v . vxtr r is
shown by the fact thai 3i,>vA*? r
abs and amulets. Phoenician oottt*y
and Oreek -terra rot (a figure* am
found, in tho tombiB of oifJsrent pe
riods. Bronze da"gcrn and jev^ejr/ are
fairly common, ani Woolloy proudly
^howed mo a wv/ jiy pin three thou
sand yearn old thut wcjld Lt:ll wcrk. ?
Christian Herald.'
Prar.iful Neighbors. j
A man who Hv*ju alongside of a
oemetety was asked if it was not an
unpleasant location. "Nb,*' taid ha; "I ,
nevor restded in all my iile with a set
of neighbors that, minaud their own
business so steadily as ihef-jdo.".- V
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" Good .in Industry.
Thank God eyOry morning that yob
have Something to do that day which
must bo done, whether yot like it or
not Being forced to work and tp do
your bost will breed you a hundred
virtues which the idle .will never
know. ? Charles Kingsley.
Uev. Mark J l. tJrier for many years
I a missionary of I ho A. II! 1*. church In
China died al ttu> liomi1 of his brother
Prof. IV 1?. (Jrler at Due West, .Satnr
day afternoon. iii> was fW> years of
ago and is survival by ids widow and
| three daughters .
Anthrax Father of Ail Germs,
The 'until; ax germ la the father of
ail germo 3lr.ee it wan the first dis
covered by the weak mi.'rosoopos of
hall u cot ury u;;o That .Was" be
eau^o tho. germ. wan so big. The mi
I Qr0ttcoi>es cthlid not show tho naniii
| t:r farms. It, was the anUirttx germ,
tht/olor3, that lo?l to tho doVelop
uoni. of thtf microbo theory which has
^us6(! such un r.ihaiieo In mcuicino.
-Boston Globe.
MAJESTIC
PR OG RAM
? ? 7" ? " - V - ; - o ? " . ?.
T odayf Fridayr?MihH[2tfi
Daniel Frohfoan Presents
- Owen M(H>re ''
( M)iry Pickford's Husband)
and Marguerite Oonrtot in
"THE KISS"
Also CJarce Darmond In
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
Saturday, Jan. 13th.
Thomas H. lnce PreyeUts
Bemde I*ovo and Winfred Lucas in
ELL-TO- FA Y AUSTIN"
Also Slim Suihmorville lit
"THE WINNING PUNCH"
A Keystone fVraiedy.
/ Monday Jan. 15th. .
William Fox Presents
"WHERE LOVE LEADS" ?
A> Problem of Today Featuring
- Ormi Hnwiejr
Tuesday Jail. 16th
, Daniel Frohman Presents
Annie Pennington in
"THE RAINBOW PRINCESS"
A Story of Circus Life. One of
Paramount's Boat Releases ?
Also an L KO Oomedy. Guaranteed
under the Pure Fun. Jaw ?H.~
Wednesday. Jan. 17th
Ince-Trlaugle-SiMM'ial
"HOME" ?
JW.UlL -Louise fllatimr OhartoH TCSrf
and- Bessie Bgrrtscale. ?
Also
"THE FRENCH MILLINER"
With Fay Fineher
A Triangle Koniedy..
Bufc-iher^ ar?-a M'of^gr^ceiuV* people in this
community if we may judge by the number of de
positors in our savings department.
? HaveY0U acquired the grate $f saving? Better
make the start today ? one dollar does it.
Savings in b&nk are a mighty good thing? when
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you need money in a hurry. And the time is sure to
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come when you WILL need ft?
OF CAMDEN, S. C