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? ? >-? . \ ;. ?MiMB. Ma ? amm ammm ??? . > Vk \? -V -.%? >?'. X- '??> '?? For Safety First The world has never yet (Uncovered a way to prevent fires. Fires will occur, and your property frnay be the next ?you never can tell. Your only safety is to provide a remedy that will be effective after the Are. Your property can go up in smoke?but your policy stands. Come to us for policies as solid as the Rock of Ageh. Williams Fire Insurance Agency K. M. Kcmiwl), Jr., rr*Mi<l4'iil K. \. McDowell, Manager 1012 Broad St. Phone 52. KKKSHAW NEWS NOT**. Interfiling H?p|)Miin|8 (iathcred Frou? Th? Krn of That flare. Five of Kershaw's young ladies will couyplete their courses at Wlntbrlp College at the close of the nresent ses slon. They are Mlssen Kdlrh Mrasiug ton, Maiule Fdgeworth, Mellta Floyd. Lillian Trnesdale and <Mtle M?*Cas klll. (?rover Mowers, who has Ikhmi working In Canton, t?Tiio, for stuue time came home Sat unlay to sjhmhI a while with his parents. Air. and Mrs. .John I. Mowers, near Kershaw. Kay Phillips, oT the 1'nlled States Naval recrijlilhg oftlee in Culiunhla. Is intending a few days la Kershaw, and will take the name of any -one j who desldes to euMst In the Navy ! Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Truesdel, Mrs. I Ixm'o.v Hicks, Misses Eunice and Al ina Cauthen, T. A. Cauthen, W. W. i H^rton and Coke Cauthen motored to Me Moo Sunday ti> visit C. F. Cauthen who is quite sick.. j Archie Mhickmoti. who has been a -indent .:! \\':.ke Forest Cnilciry i home f<>r ihc suininer \ ae:it !>>u. Carl A. ll??rton ha* obtained a dl> einiru'o l'i-? in the National Cuanl. lie ;i rri \ ed in Kershaw Sunday from Floronoe where the Camden Company <>f which he w a;i nioinher i- station .- I IVIzer \ 11111 o r \ 'i of Mr . -I Mr Ceo. T ,\,it|o(:\f oT \Vo-tviJ|e ?? our i>of!il iii tin Kecdiaw (inar! < 'o M . I ?I 111!*;111 > i \. S C. N. .; v fi s !:, Ket ??] ij! w S,( t :i \ tryiiiL' ?o rither recruit > for hi < <" ? > m p: 111 > . clause of :i recent order requiring th.it :i I com tunica )>e til! <1 to their tut' wa' ??: ren^t , i r .;o liinnlris1 i. 1 flft> men I". I' M'ai<?'nc\ and f;;uii!> ha\'e niiivc'l {o ill liaile I'yr'le- Mnw for the vilUlUiei. The l'man! i ; Trustee- ; recent U .'?I'?' < looted the follow il teacher for the K'-r hav < J f?????? * <? !??< 1 fo' ?he eusnins: rerm : Supl., M. \\\ Scitt. .It lliu'ii Schlol. Miss 1 no/ Name) Nf Crude, Mis I,onto lieu I on lind Cradc. Mrs. .1 \|. Pcmpstcr. "5rd Cradc, Mrs I If. Hayes. Crades have not cof t>oi n a*<l*rnei| to (he following: Mis> Ida Jones Ml*- Mellta Floyd M h** Fdlfh Mras'lngloi) Mi - l.illlan Truesdalo. > All ?>f tin- hist ye:rr's tcaeiilliir force wer?- re-eler-tnrf Jr.it four did not tie (?opt. i Mr. Nathaniel Williams died ut his home near Kershaw last Wednesday hi >rnln^ at the age of seventy y<jare. .Mr. Williams was a good iiian and a I notlel iHtixeu <>f his community and was icsj>ectod by all who knew hliu. Ills many friends will be grieved to Irani of his death. lie leaves sur * ivlng h 1 in his wife and seven child ren?four sons and three daughters. The remains were Interred at the t.aurt'l Hill cemetery on Tlmrmlay morning after funeral servhvs con ducted i?y Kevs. .1. F. inimmond and I. M. Neftl. .Mr. and Mr p. S K. Hurdner and Miss Hettle Woodhani, or ITnrtsvllle and Abel (rwynn. of Alabama, visited :it l lu* home of T. ('. Nelson Wednes day. I.?*\vls Adams, Kduar Adams, Otis Farmer. Hoyd llllden. Vernle Illnsoii, P.nirett 1 towers. Albert Falkenberry, (Jeorp* llowers. Wylle McDonald and Austin Illnsoii left Sunday ti? enlist w i11? lit*' Kershaw Guards. Miss Sallio Faulkenl>erry return ed Saturday from a week's stay at tin- Fennell Inllrnmry, where she had been for -.pedal medh-al treat nieiit Mrs. 1 >. Ablionnld went to McLtce Friday In resi>onse to phone mes sage. advising her of the serious ill ?iif !wt mother. Mrs. W. 11. Sow ill. \N e a it pleased to note that in formation received here >inee states ?hat Mrs. Sou-oil's condition 1< im ; roved. I?ev Kioh.ird Carroll oi Columbia delivered :iii address ;it the T'nlt.v iili?red ltaptist thureh in Kershaw to a large audience of both white and colored on the subject of food pre paredness and in opposition to the iniLrratioii <* fthe negro from the South, lie has visited Kershaw before and hu.-? always brought a message of truth and helpfulness for both. While not in Kood form, on account of ill health, his address Sunday was force ful and profitable and well ret-elved. Carroll is one of the ablest leaders of his raee and is endeavoring to build up his people and promote bet ter relations l>otweeii the races. Miss Madeline Truesoule. who has been teaching in the graded school at 1 uman. Is ;ir home to sjmmmI the M'.ninier v icatlon. her <chool bavins . !i?^ei 1 last week. Mr. and Mr-. K. M Kennedy. Jr.. and two children, of Camden, pass ed thronirh iversliavv last Thursday wtoring to Liberty Hill to vl?dt Mr i<11<i Mrs. I,. i\ Tl)orni>son. S LICK COI N-TV NKWH * r, J.. ItritiH of Intcmt tiathorod Vrm* Utah op vllle Vindicator . ? ? f~ ?" Mr. W. M. M<Ca?iktll dropped ill t.> mv Un last week. I4u said his hoy uko iw on ?* war whip at Panama svrltc* luroreotlngiy of that country, w ,>ero are thip blgge.4 auake** llxards, Liiildera uxul UhU l? the world, ttnest bananas. grnpc fH*t, pine apple* ho over Httw. Hays to oat thorn freoh from the tr?*e, they arc a* fur superior t? those wo got her* an a ripe poach off the tree la to one pulled liofore It ??< i'lim* and tot rljMMi In, house. Mr, Me HUVH the wheat crop 1m right good *n UIh Hootlon but the cold snap 1m killing out the cotton. Mr. J. T. Muiinertyn went to (Jeorgo town and spent several days last week with hi* brother. Ilia mother who ? ml been there for xome time returned with titan t?> IliHhopvllle Monday. Mr. Mmincrl.vn said the (tooplo at Ucorge '((Wii tire t?eglnnlng at realise the effect* of the war to a greater degree I lino- the Inland twuiw. Provisions iro much higher than at lilxhopvlllc, nid the activity of the navy patrols, the now Hhlp building and now bus Inoss conditions on the water front are reminder* of a'now order of a If aim ?or this country. Uov. II. V. SklpjKik* of the Savan nah church got hack from Florida last week. He says the freese killed out the cabbage crop an far down an Tampa, hut ho suys the i?otatooa and beans wore not far enough advanced to he hurt ami they are now In the midst of their shipping .season for them and that the crops are unusually tine. The orange groves, he said, wore killed to the ground In some places. Miss ltutli puDose, .daughter of Mr. ?liid Mrs. Walter J. Dullose present ed ns with a lemon grown In her mother's hot house that .measures eighteen Inches In circumference. Miss Hutli says the little tree ha* eight more on It about the same slao. She bus our thanks for same. I^m' (Jastoti, a tM) year old negro, a tenant on the plantation of Col. Leroy Springs in the Cold Hill section of Fort Mill township, was shot to death near his home Tuesday night by a eon stable's jm>sko while resisting arrest. There were 11 men, all white, In the posse and the negro's l>ody Was rid dled with bullets. In format ion was received In Colum bia Wednesday night of the accidental killing Wednesday ?>f the Rev. M. C. Ilorlne, I>. IV, at Mano, Po. The dead man was the father of the Rev. John \V. Horine, D. !>., ediUVr of The l.irthernn Church Visitor. Details as to the nature of the tragedy were not indicated In the telgraoi. PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION t('ontinucd From First Pago) military law, be guilty of a misde meanor and upon conviction in the district court of the United States hav ing jurisdiction thereof. l>o punished by imprisonment for not fhore than one year. or. If subj^'t to military law. shall be tried by court-martial and suffer such punishment as a court martial may direct. "Now. therefore. 1. Woodrow Wilson. President <>f the I'nlted States, do call upon the Coverall's of each of the sev eral States and Territories, the board of commissioners <if I lie District of (3o luiubia and all officers and agents of 111<? several states and Territories, of the District of Columbia, and of the counties and municipalities therein?to perform certain duties in the execution of the foregoing lav.-, which duties will be communicated to them directly ill regulations of even date herewith. "And I <U> further proclaim and give notice t<> all j?ersons subject to regis- J (ration in the several States an 1 in the , Disrlet of Columbia in accordance with the .tbs-Mf- rtuu the time and place of, ?oich registration shall Ik* between 7 a., m. and 0 p. m. <>ti the i>th day <?f .June, 1917. at the registration pia<v in the precinct wherein they have their per mancnt home*. Thoae who shall lmve I attained their iitat birthday and who shall not have attained their ftlst birth day an pr t>efore the day here named are requited to register, excepting only ofttcera a ud enlisted men of the regu lar army, the aavy, tin* marine'corps .in.i the National <!uard and naval I militia while .lh" aarvkm of ih?* bolt ed .States, mid officers tn tiie odNtv' reaerve dorp* and enlisted men in tla> | eiiliated reserve corps while fir active service. In the Territories of Alaska, IVa wall and IVrto Ilico a day of regis tration will Ik* named in a later procla mation. "And I do clwrgc those who through sh*k ness Khali bo unable to present themselves for registration that they appiy on or before the day of registra tion to the county clerk where, they may lie for lust ructions* as to how they may 'Ik) registered \by ageuU. Those who expect to be absent on the day named from the counties In which they have their iiernmnent homes may register by mail, but their mailed reg istration eards must reach the place in which they have their permaueut homes by day uuuied herein. They should itpply as soon as practicable to the oounty clerk of the county wherein they may be for instructions as to how they may accomplish their registration by mail. In case such !>crsous its, through sickness or ab sence. may lie unable to present thorn selves (tersoually for registration shall lie sojourning in cities of over thirty thousand i>opulatlon, they shall apply to the city clerk of the city wherein they may be sojourning rather than to the clerk of the counts'. The clerks of counties and of cities of over thirty thousand imputation in which numer ous applications from the sick and from mill-residents are expected are authorize! to establish such sub-agen cies and to employ and deputize such | clerical force* um u.m>' b? ueoeaaary ' to accommodate tin**) *|>plU-?U?<ma. I "The power against which we arc I arrayed ha* sought to liupoae lis will j 111? i the world by force. Tu thl* ?ud | It has Increased armament mull It j l*t? changed tin- f?<v of w?i. Ill (he HdUM tu which wo lutve boon w\mt t<> think of armies there pre no armies in this KtrutfKle. Thoro tiro entire im tlon* armed. TIiiVH the uien who re main t?? till the Hull and man the fac tories are iu> le*?s a part of the army tluit l* in Frulive than the men bo neah the buttle flags. It uiiMt la* xo with us. It. is not an at my thai we muat rtiiaiic and train fir war; It Is a nation. To this olid our i>eoplo must draw close In one oompnet front a coniinon foe. llut thin ran net Ih) If each man pursues a private purpose. AH must pursue ouo purimse. The nation .needs all men ; hut it needs eauh man, not In the held that will- most pleasure him, hut In the endeavor that Thus, though a sharp shooter pleases to operate a trl-humiuer for the forg lut! of great guns, ami uu expert ma chinist deHiivs to march with the Hug, the nation is being served only whoh the sharp shooter marches and the machinist remains at his levers. The whole nation mnst l>e a team In which each man shall play the part fov which he Is lajfrt fitted. To this onilv Qon*\ gross lias provided that the,, nation shall he orguniiced for war by selec* tlon and that each man shall he claa sillcd for service in the place to \vhlcl} it shall best serve the general good to call him. ?The significance ot this cniln^hn overestimated. It H a Ii6w thing*'iti our history and a hmdnMtrk In our progress. It Is a now manner pf*?ic ceptlng and vitalizing ear duty to glye ourselves with thoughtful devotfous w the (Common purpose of us jttll. Ir% no sense a conscription of the- uhwllU ??? a lu*. It U rather, . tlou which has Volunteered S It t? UO uxorv & choosing of shall march with the txilun a selection i>f those who ?tmjl an ?M|uuU> mnvstmry anil ^Vv I**** In tlio Industries Hint u*i Hie-MUle ttee, ?The day here uauieil U tt ui>on which all shall Proust 'selves foi' a*nilKiamnt hi thelr It la for that reason ihMlnea re mend** rod a* one of the splclou* moments lu our hl^t Is uothtntf lea* than tin ^ 1 wMoli tho ?manhood of the t?. sluul sttu? forward lu ouo solid] tn defense of tho Minis to wtlj nation \h consecrated. u is to thoao Idea la uo less tun,, lU'ldo of this generation iu in# Its itovotlou to them, that it U\> KUl^ In the ranks rr '"It Ja essential that the day l>roatlied In thoughtful atipr of It atdgnflcanee uiul that we M U the honor and the tiivunluxl It ^ijtjmiirvea. Our Industrial e^J aerlbcp that It lie not urnile u holiday;, but the stern sat-rlfli* heforo U8, urges that it l?e cat till our hearts as a great <luy trkotlv devotion anil obligation tho duty shall lie i?i>on evjjry whether ho In himself to Ihj in- not. in soof to ft thut he nun otery male i?er*ou of the <le u^s if written on these lists of ij%^lu-"vrttnetw whereof I have to set ui\ hand aud cau*6d the the United States to Ih? aftUed, | ? |>ono at tho city of Waj this isth day of May, In then ViOr Lord, and of tho kale ?tt?nce of the United Static of Atti the: 1 list. ?'l'.y the President "Itobet-t Utnslng, - "Secretary of 8fc What Makes This Man Smile? I?IIS money has gone farther than his neighbor's. He has bought ratEs ?the greatest dollar-for dollar value there is in tires. He has Fisk Qual ity, Fisk Serviceand Fisk Mileage at a fair price. Report of the State Board of Health. Analysis of the Water of Camden, S. C., For The Yearr. 1915 and 1916 KKM'I.TS IN IWRTS PKK .Mll.MUN - 11 1 S-1 U. < X. ^ I II (Ml III '! I (I < N I .".Mi i m> 1 (i.(rj im ?(i 1 < i 11111 11 .( r? i?( k i ?'J 11 l"? ?">.< <i nit.*; o.o'j ?*???# 11 -11; .".fti 111i <11r. 111?i (j-11i'i i;,<ni 11 ni mc, ?>in <>- '.)? 1 I MO I i f 11 ii."; ii ih i IL'-K-K; Mm <?"! n m II I'll m m l v i x i N'fu.i; i v iiiii .Vii:n \ | i? 11 sim.ii ? M il i.u Iiv i.ihi 7'J ih> .WiMtix ? Mi TVim ! i\ l.l H11 #.'*.???? \??L'Slti\ in " (?." .i ? \, : i \ N.-Ji'ilv NY*; 11 i\ \Y*r i t i v N?'LT;i< i v N i?jr:i t i \ N?11 i v \<s:a t iv .N iuSii * i v In ml?l!tion t ?? Mic : i J ???\ ? ;i 11\; > v 1i.m<- ,i lotrtt ri;i i .i i:.i ly-?i?* r<f \rnl?T !iunlr tlurii-t: iIh* M-r: hut ? \n tw>< :i>- further ? iMi k on flu* waters purity. From f 11<? iiIm?vo r< i! it \\ :!. I.i - ????:? J.luii (1 !?> \\;it> : ls;i? v it'.oiit fxcoj't ion n ualyziM N^li <*ln*mi'ull\ .11,<1 1 *-risi 11 y. Ai.<i -?> fvtv \v?' have nrvrr li:i<i ??> :i ?: :np!i- ?- ino lir^t liii> ulw.iw I*vm. isfiH*tcr\. , 11<'<))<?'-f f ;i!1 \. 1 '.11 l.lt ? I~ ..f I ?!|i... W'..| THE "WHITE PROGRESSIVE SEWING MACHINE CLUB Get a New "White" Rotary Sewing Machine Pay the balance our easy payment way l'r<?vi.W<!, however. th.'H yoU In ? ur st< tv l><?1'i>re flu- full uieirtfierslilp ??f lifty arc enrolled ii i-.in^''WIinT' Progressive Chili WV m:i\ I,i .?nitiomxTJUfit of now. :is the Mpplicali(iii> art* eoining ill very rapidly. .lust think of having a hratid new sowing machine delivered t<> a i>1 ir mow <?n ini initial payment ?>f only t wont.\-Ji\?? Twenty-Five Cents is AU You Need arc enrolled 11 ''-nig "\\ III I r. ,i I - ^jseyiiYftorte fiu> ?> tor indkf^niy 'tiine I'iv tin* halamv i>n the very i?:i>\ payment plan a.s shown in our table of |Kiym<Mit.v Studj ili!? plan ami note how selen fiti'*a!ly simple Is this rnothid and how ea.sl'.y adjustable. Then. !<?'. instead of the usual inter ? ?^t-l eariu^ payments we < ftVr TKNCKNT HKFl'XI >S for paid us ailvamv HhhI imyment^. IVf it : o.n;o at niKf and iiupjii'* i tins plan. CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. Phone 156 Camden, S. C. //fa FIRST PAYMENT The "White" Rotary is tJ Guaranteed Fisk Tires For Salt By W. O. Hay Camden ?H* HASX PROGRESSIVE SCHEDULE '??, . OR PAYMENTS FIRST,/ i42ruf /PA?m'tj3rd Paym't l/.f Payment , >1,^ 25c , 9Ca (xMSnr'pnym't Nth Payj^tj .pfh Paymt ^ /U ^7Po..r, 26c 6th Paym't 50c 4 th Paym't I 26c T5c 16th Paym? $1.00 L'thl^yU'UjLS^h.piiyjut njh 1 v 10th Pttymt TSc ? i 14th. Paymt $1.00 " 7th Paym't] .50c 11th Paymt | ?: 75c 18th Paymt $1.10 ?iB&.r 20? 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