The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 16, 1917, Image 6

Newspaper Page TextThe principal portion of our splendid stock of shoes was buiit to our order, especially to accommodate our exclusive custom. And we instructed the makers to build them from the ground up. So they started on the ground piece ? the sole?- Witty no lid leather, and put in honest work and honest material until t he shoe was complete. This enables. us to offer you an Honest shoe, and we h;.ve put on them an honest price. Yes, we have\so^l shoes cheaper in former years, liu when you see the excellence of our shoes you will i iif\ K?e cheap enough. C. C. WHITAKER ' ? ? i hi its i\<; imiMMKit no\ Or W'hul I ;??(! lo li JewUli Ddclor'n ( 'on version. I I 'l li tl - I M'l I I >\ lil'tjUl >>1 I Two or 1 M i i*i linn > in in > life <o>d in I lis I. niche! m > heart. and \ I wii ?' before iiiiivi r - i ? ?? i I wit* nnilcr 1 1 ee| ' i ^ ! I vv as 1 1 Mir ueon in I he I ui.f'i vinifs a riu \ and after tin- 1- ? l ? '< >1 < .< 1 1 v >lnn^ there wt'l'i: 1 1 i . 1 1 1 \ . mi' i i .. minded soldier* in Hiv In >- |m l m ' )'v fjity iMjrllt i?f these liad I u'i'ii l' i ll . vvi >mii It'll hh Id re- I ipilre > t ? \ >? i v 1 1 it ? il once Nome wllh ! Icy* in in iinn in In* amputated, others) (iitiii ,ii ins :iinl a loss. One of the latter j u;iv .i 1'i'j who had btH'li hut three ( 1 1 ? ? > l ii mi i in* mm vice, he in;; loo \ouii'4 tin .i >?i i'i| i?t, hatl enlisted as a drum ! iiu !*. When m,v ti^^lHlant surgeon hihI j ii slewaid wished (.? administer ehloirte | form pre v ions lo i he a m I'll I a I ioii .he. turned his head a-ide and positively lefiwd lo receive it When the slew t aril told him il \i;i> (lie um lor r? m del's. he slid "Semi ll ?? d'H'loi |o me." W'heli i ealile '!?? ?" 1 ? ? ? I" l-iiie I v|:d "Vol 1 11^ man. vv h> d- mil H'I'iim' the cltlornlol'Hl When I I Mill I \ oil nil. the hntrh'Held v ? m wei ? fai cue; I lia t I I ho'.mlll i : : .1 I'd I \ worth \V lliie lo pick v on u|) , 1 ' : f w lien \ on opened I'll se > I I ?? M'le 1 1 1 L' 1 1 1 yo| | .1 . ' .TV il ? { .. ; I il I inn .i.i lo ' ?< . I ' ui ne; I "o\ I .did noi wain you r<? die on the Held, mi ordered imi lo he brought here; hut \ on ha\e row |o>| so milch hlood thai a oil are loo weak to endure an o|hth lioii w i ; iioii! chloroform. s.> mmi had letter lei me ulve \ou Some.' "He h id h!s hand on mini . and looking me ju ! he face. 1 i hiilh School, when I wa- nine mil a half year.- old, I .vn ?e m.v heart in t'hri-t I ii'.irned ! > trust lllni lhcn;i I have l en trutinu him ever since.' and I kin?w I can li'usl Mini now. lie j xv ill s.i|i.|?,| | i hi > while \ .Hi aiii|nilale j ni.v a rin and I":: I then a.sked him it lie would a! ? low nn- t i iiivc him .i li'lle whiskey 1 V U' I III II- t.in!.e.| M ? ill I 111- |';|re, si) V luu ' 1 '? ??in' \\ i-n I vas ; 1 1 > ? . 1 1 1 live yea i's i in . nm'hei- l.nelt m.v side. W I'll tl?M .irtlls ; i loll 1 1 . f ? drink Your papa died ;i <! ./ -'..ild Hid weld dnvv'li In .'I drunkard ? ui ive md I a^Keti liod. il' i! was lli- w id. thai you would warn VhUIil. Ineii a^aili-l !hc hitler' < . ! j - I 'II IIOVV I 7 V ea is .. d. hilt I hue i . lasted -trnie_' dr'nk : and v ? (. ? a 1 it in probability L'tilim into I In* pr<*M*uet? of (loil, would v oti -?*???! iiH- then' willi whiskey in 11 1 > slum Hell The look Ituil lit- ;:iiU' me I shall never furyet. At thai time I lin t i*?l .le*u*. lull I respei It'll I luil ho v \s loy ally Ik the Saviour. and vv hen I saw how he to\ <*i I it 1 1 t'| In sec Iti.s haplai: " ? was hU an -w er W hen ( * i . a | >1 : 1 1 1 1 i> came lie al olirO kin w lit" li?'\ from having often met him ill I lie tent pni.irr meet ilijis, auil III i 1 1 hi-. 1 1 . i j i 11." < )li I am a ii i iulii sir". h;' if ! lie!. "I Jit' doctor offered tut* ? do i*i < ?'? >i nt iiu I i lt? Miu'i I it: t In i i hi' w i !u .1 i * :i\ >? nit- litautly which I al -.? ill I n< ii ; ami now if my SavioiU' rat1-, i.i I i. iii </o in f i i tn in iii.v right ?I. ill !." You nety nut i He. Charlie." Haiti ill" iha|i|aiu. "'fit if the Lord should ill \ -ii .iv.a>, i- t here : 1 1 1 \ t hi uu I ? ?ii < I ? ? l\ ? r \oU afler vim are ;/oiie?" "< 'liaplain. ph 'iiw put ycur haml iiihIi r my pillow ami take my Utile I'd Idle : in it \ini will liml mv mother's a iii I rev.*-. I'lca-c send ii tn her. ami write her a letter am? tell hcr-llml' sliu-e the tla.v 1 left hoilte I have nev er lei a da.v pass without reading a pot lion of Mint's word ami tlaily pra.v i i ? u thai Mod would Mess my dear i > 1 1 ?l her.' "Is there an.\thimr cl-c I can do for you. m,v 1 a ? I V" usked the ehap .1 in. "Vs. plea-e write a letter to the - uperintciiileut of the Sands Street i Sunday, School. Itioukivir. \ V.. ami ; il him lh.it the Kit.it words, many prayers ne-l.tooti advice he iravc me : i have never forgotten; I lie v have! it i ; ! 1 1 v. i " I lot t In-line:, ail the da Hirers of haule ami now, in mv dying hour. I as|? mv dear Saviour to Idess my ? lc. i'.- old -upcriutciulcid : that'" all." Turnip;/ I"wanl me. lie said:. "N -.v do'ioi. I am r.-adv and 1 prom i-" \ ? ? 1 1 : li.it I w iii no! even groan j v\h:ie \ o * t tal.e nil mv arm and leg If j vim uiii 1 1 1 1 1 oiler tne chloroform." | i promised. I<ur I had not the eoiir ?_?? i.i lake mv knife in hand to per l ?? i i 1 1 i he opera t i"ii witluMit tir^t go- ' 1 1 : r iiiiu the iicm room and taking a! . i I ; 1 ? v! 4 1 1 1 u I .a ? i * t" lierve lliv^clf to, pert, r.i i" v ??;:*> \\ i ile -nt * 1 1 1 through the lle?h <"har j lie ( 1 1 1 ' ^. ? 1 1 never l; i'i >a I ied . hut vvheli! I !">k "Ii i *v in separate the hone Hie In! took' the eoiiicl' "f hi- pillo.V I _TL. . . * ? ? ' Th<* Creed f^rin now owned by Mr. Henry Savage, will he subdivided into Atrial! farms next week, except that 100 acres including store house and gin will be sold in one tract for $3,500.00 on real good terms. The balance of tract will be di vided in 50 acre farms and sold very cheap and on easy terms. If you can make a payment of $100.00 or more you had better see us at once, for this is a good op portunity for the small tenant to own his land, and stop paying rent. C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CROCKER BUILDING PHONE 43 (ill hi* mouth ynd -II 1 /could tiear Ulai [utter was "<* Jimiu*/ bleMMWl Jwuh? m| u iuI by ??** MOW." ?l? k^id U!r prtmi Jse. ami u#var 4<VilMNl< That ikiKtit I eoutd not BINT, f??r whichever way 1 tunit'd I *aw tlniw1 ittft blue e>en, and when I (lowed uilue tin* wotsu ;? iiloitaiHl JWHI, Miami by nt<? m?v*! kept riittthiK In toy ?ear#. He tween 12 ami I oVIoek 1 left luy Ikh! uimI vl-slted <he hoMpltAl. ft tMtttf I ????> never tionc before aniens ? upoelaUy eulled. lail Mull vvmh luy ?*?? to Hee that boy. I !?<?i? my arrival there I wan informed li> t 1m* niifht, xieward that hi \ UH'ii <>f 1 1>?- hopelew# ca*OM had died ami been carried down to the house, "I low Is Charlie CoUhIIh, I* lit* anions l la* dead.' I asked. "N.? Hir." uiiHWfii'tl the utowura "la; In -Jeepinw a> -.wi'ctly an a babe. When I en an* up to I la* IhmI where he |,?s nut1 <>f the imrn"* Informed Ha* t!n: .?!)? at i nine >?viuck two ?miuU?r? ,,C ,i?. | < \ 'IhkI la ii colli III i mm 1 01 1 ? : mi' tin mi ll Hi.- ifxpiial m lead and si,,;: .1 I, >11111 Tlu'.v were aecouipan* ltd b\ < ha pla in I'. who knelt l?y Char lie i (Mil M.ai bed aial offered ii|? a fervent |>la.\er, after w bleb they sautf. while still 1 1 1 >i mi their knees, the snvii'I ? est of nil h\ inn -, ".lesii* r.ovt?r of My smif. in "wliU-b < 'Inn He Joined. I itMihl not undei>l and how that boy. who hail undergone siali cxcruehillhK I ? . i iii, could mJiuc. |*'lve days after I had amputated thnl dear hoy's aria and lew be Mt'iit for inc. and it was t roni him on that da \ I heard m.\ lir-i u'ospel sermon. ??I lo.-ior," he Miid. "mv time has come; I .in uoi e\|wct to M*e another s\m risi*. but I bunk <bnl. 1 am ready to - our kind iii-ss to nil*. Imrtor. you are a Jew ; ynii do not believe in .|e-us. Will you please stand here and ^'e me die, l rust my m\ Sa\h*U" to ilu* last mo ment of my life?" I I l ied io sia>. but I could not, for I had no! i he courage to stand by and sic a Christian bu> die reJob*ln>? tu ihi- Ion e ol thai .Ichiis whom I'd heen tau'/ht Io h:i t e ?o I had hurried ly l*.f i i he room \l?*ul twenty min utes later a steward who found mo <iiiint' i!i inv private I'llice covering ins j'lii'i* with my hands said. "Doe tor. Charlie Coil I. sou wishes to see Voll." '? | ha vi just -ei.ti Uiuu" 1 answer ed. ' ai d i i annpl -ir iulii again." ??I5.il doi-tor. In* -a.\s he must see \.,!i 1 1 ? i ? ?? * i ii 1 1 1*4' before lie dies. I i heii made up my mind to see him, ? t\ ; 1 1 ci dea riii-' word, and let liim dir. lull 1 was doterinined that no word of hi> should influence ipe hi the |ea vt so far as .le-us wa> concern ed When 1 entered the hospital I saw he was sinking fast, so 1 sat down h\ 1 1 i ^ bed. A - k 1 1 1 me to take his; hand, lie -aid: "l?o<ior. I iove you be-! "?ittLut* \ ou are a .lew; the best friend i I Tver had in Ibis woj-ld is a .lew". | T asked him w:o that was; lie, "answered. ".Iesu> t Jsrist, to whom 1. want to !ut rod ue?* y<ai before I die j i(!id u ill you promise, doctor, that, what 1 a in about to say \ on will nev er forget?" I promised, and he said: "l ive days a-j. i. while you amputated m\ ley and arm, 1 prayed the l.ord .lesus ( hrlst j : i ? ei iiv ert \ our soul." Till m* worib . weld deep into my ; la*. il l. 1 i 'oil b I i io l undi'i-sinnd how. j wV.eii I was eausiny him the intense! Spain, he could forget all about himself j ! a ad think of noihinu' but his Savior and ! ? 1 1 \ n in i >n vi rtei I soul. All 1 could sa> : i liim wa?*. "Weil. 1 1 1 \ dear boy. you* ! \> ill ^ : 'o*i III* ail liu'lit." With I lie-e j i ,v ivi | s 1 ii't't and twelve minute-; later. !'u* fell a-!ecp. "Safe in the arms o,'' | .lesus." | i 1 . 1 1 id red - ? I - ? ? ! * 1 i"i*s ?li**i| in my ho- I I . i ! a ! 1 u r i 1 1_' tin* war. but 1 on ly fol low ? j. 1 1 1" e t * t;.e u'lave. and that one w;is; ;i'!iar''e t ':r T 1 ? ? d'unituer l?o\. and! i ? ) 1 1 , *. - III t'l see llilll buried. I had him d: *?? ?? d in a new unifoMn ; ? ;t 1 1 1 1 pi a <'(*'l ill an ellieer- eotJin w itli .1 1 * : i ; ei 1 State- t ! a _r drape* I over i: That dear bo\ '? d.\in_' ui.rd- made j a deep impression up mi me. 1 wa- ri? lt * ?at rh.'it lime, -n far as moiiex i- eon j i eeiaied. but 1 Would have IT i Veil I'WI'.i . : ici'iM 1 pos-es.-i'd if 1 could ban* leit j t iw a r i s I ' i 1 1 i> 1 a .-* ( "iia r I ie did: but j that feelin-' eannoi be boii?'hi with :aoia*>. Alas! I soon foryot all about j 1 , ; v ("hristian -soldier's little sermon 1 1 : ! t I eoiiM not forget the bo> bim-elf ; ,o\\ I. now that at that time 1 \\a lll'der deep eon vlct loll <d -ill. bill I .?"oil^lil a^rain-t I'hrbt with Ml! the lia ?'?<?1! of ait? orth<Hbi\ ".h'W for tp-ariv ?*": >e,i;-s; linail.v the dear l-oy'> pra> .?r- were a: -wen?d and bod . om ?-rb-l 1 1 : : > <oul. j \l..*ui eighteen mon'Tis after my 1. , , i; n I attended a pra.xer uiee:i -j e\i nihj ill tlir ri'.V of I'li'o.'k \ 1 I those uuS'tiuKs when- Chi n mm t? their HiivUnir. . . nrow Hint ?!* - ' . j ..... nrlvllctfc to U'*tl(y ,Urtl !!T , M\ family lU.y^Utnn told f<n* ( in Ihi i *?? iiiiiif is very 10U jTBlrnlilJ llinl t) , | lv? , ' btlt "V fTn Tu "?u", l "'""l "''I'innv.'n Mv ???'? ?<" '""?v! -r rrteJ.ssi.ri t utluiM.l""' '> 'l,w' , hul In- > sKwafca ESffSSsSteSW J..S rin-M to convert your soul. . ^ \s\L <m? | i>? >u I ? I Nit Still MO.IOM^. ? >i ,.iikmm| the room and takln? ^ heard and nnsw eied. 1 am m .??<?? <-iu,n , k.o.-.i l,i? Saviour i? now ?0 . ... \ .. i||-?. Ill \ W itlll'S.-CS. Isa . I Itlotmt County W.itnee Mill Village Note*. Nll? |> ? ; > ? 1 1 and ? li i l? l ? *?? i I, seetioU spent I" si SU.;.J :?.N Willi .Mr. a., I Mrs. W T. IMaycr. Mrs i:.n l\ Clark of Mel lee and el(ild ,V11 -exeral davs la-t vm-k with .Mr-, i "la rk's mother .Mr-. U- ( aik. ?\ 1 1- |? Ami-oil of Mil) s\ i Hi pi "I la-t Simla \ Willi Mr- u'"1 U" T' 1'in.s cr. \lf--r-. I ????? l'U?> er ah. I R l? ,,er of I 'amp Jackson wen* visitors in (!?? ClllaiiC I M C-t VMVk Clltl. Mr II S Rogers ol" fuluiuhia >P? ?'> >ii<l willi relative* iu the \ i Hit tit* Mr Renru'e .Mini" -|*'id Momla> \vd" rciatue^ al MeR*t\ Iturn lo Rev. !"hI ?Nl1"- 1 A I./!'' . u i In* Till n son. A 1 1 ; ! 1 1 1 ' \\ tt'ii parly was ;.Mven ai i -o fml. | loii-c l>.\ I 1m* kindergarten chlld eaclier mi the Hrtl. There were wiP-hes. u'lic-i- ami I'lat k t-ai^. A lioa1 saai *va< rcaliz?"<l ami us?hI for takinu llu- t hiltlrcii <?n a jo.V r'alt*. An iiim-iially law t-n>\vil to<?k part h, | u >\ party last Satunla.v ui^ht \iu r -i \ i-ra I tiaim*^ 1 1 1 ? * I ?? ?x t were -???;,! i ? |-i uft'il? Nvill jr?? i<? puriha-ii'^ a !.aiili<?uv for tli<" ?*lnl ? liotist*.. I lii? i- inviti'il lo sit- tlic Wat mv.' M in-l if I at tho <'liil? House lii'Xt Saiurila.\ iii_'lit t lit* ITtli at 7 :??" yot' I, .|, op l.y tin' L'irls aixl boys of t'u' \illa-'f A<lniissi?ui loc ? l ? j 1 ? I r? ? 1 1 10r. Clitin li -t'rviffs lit'M Sumlay :it il:t" u-ii.i: ln>ur Sunday at 1" M. in. |. . j, ,,r 1 i : t '<? Mi? Knlli Kol'inso-, will Pt- -orr.\ 1 1 1 kimw that -lie i p/wtO'l t'1 I'C 1 1 u i t < - si' k ;t l tin1 ' .1 m ili'ii li" pita' frirm!- "f Mr. IJ.ilaml .Mnnu ai" irlail tu tlia" I r i- ? l? ?i n tr sr well after -'i *\ t ? I*. t "i* r > p 1 h ? i ? 1 ?< vrr "\\'f art- I'- ' > i;i'- 'v thai Mr-. \V i . I.tct" Sliirh \ - ? 1 ? ? 1 1 : u i ? ? I > .it a ltn-.il ln>spi I a I. See till' w. I ?!'."<? Miiistr.'l Sat u I'm n ni^'lit Nov. IT .it tin" villairo <"lul? liou A'lniissioii 1 .~i cliiMri'ti lo Kcsolitl ions of Respect. Tin- Ca?H?l*'ft ? iri" I.c.-iLrui' t>\ prt'ss<?s } in tlic follow 1 1 1 .u resulut ioti- Hit" osttviu In wlileh tliey held their dr<t'?i-ed mem l?t?r, Mrs. I'.. II Ihinm. \vhos?* Ins- thoy det'ply deplort- : Hesolvi-d l-i That lit-r \?isi- council and clKHTfu; a-'i-tatiff in ail ohli^a fiotis jHTtaifiinu !?? C'lvio work \va-= ever an inspiration to her a-soeiates. I lest ?lved I'nd. That we how in huili hle sulunis-ioii to I ;,hI. The all wise ruler of Heaven and earth, and f<nd that -lie i- happy far away from the COlltliet e extended to the hcreaved hushaml and ehildren and loved ones, in their hour of sorrow and yrkT. "\V i fe. niot*:et . daughter ami sis ter is ??one and left a vaeanf place in rhe family elreie. Resolved 1 1 h That these resolu tions he puhli-ht I in the city pajiers, and a cop> he sent to the family. By' order of Camden ("ivie I/ea^ue. Mr-. I!. vonTresekow Mrs. s. K. (oKwlale .Mrs I'. I,. Zemp CMumil tee. < K-toher 1 J. I PIT. ? Sheriff Re' tor and hi- deputies of liroenvllle ????unty i!<-jroyetl five 111! cit dis?t i llerie- during (>et(?her. A CARLOAD OF MULES UKCEIYKI) THI'RSDAY. NOYKMBKK 8T1I GEO. T. LITTLE COLLECTIONS Carolina Credit Corporation Camden, S. C. CulonrJ How* in Kn*l*ift, I.HiHloh, N'ov. 11,? King (ioorgo wIvmI <\>l. I'. M. 1|0U?0| lit'ad (ft |Uo Auunltmu ii?ininlsMli?n (.> tiu? liitrr-Al Uini which U to l>? hvld l-ai is. In ?uilli>iuv ?t 11 u'.-i.u* uy ?n,,. i?oltuw?l rvuulrwa n? ta?utlflS| to tlw K\m?, whom ?k> bml ^ J \ ou? ? To every *patron of a mail ortfer house in this c0ln. mnuity. we wish to make this proposal: Bring youl' mail order catalogue to our .store, chock u-tii les you wish to buy, and if we can't and don't , match them duality for quality, price for price, wo will never again solicit your trade v - '5 The only limitation we*plat?e on this challenge is , the limitation of our stock. We just want an opportunity to show you that the oils vou need can be bought right here at home, just as cheaply as in New York. Chicago, or any other town. Isn't this offer fair enough ! ^ Will you accept our challenged . Springs & Shannon The Store That Carries The Stock. F. D. CAMPBELL, Jr. Cotton Buyer ; For Maybank & Co., of Charleston Platform located in rear Rhame Bros, at J. B. Steedman's old stand WiiS endeavor to serve the public in the most efficient manner ^ ? Every life ha? rib December. -Dont be old and poor. Bank your money | NOW J HE H,\I) A CHANCE ONCE. WHEN HE WAS YOUNG HE ~ EARNED MONEY ANI> COULD HAVE PUT SOME OF IT IN TUB BANK. BY NOW, THAT MONK V MIGHT HAVE GROWN TO l?K A FORTUNE. AT ANY RATE IT WOULD HAYE HKEN A ' SNI (' sl M TO HAYE, ANI) WOULD HAVE PROVIDED FOR him. T . 4. EVERY LIFE HAS ITS DECEMBER IF WE LIVE IT OUT. RANK VOI R MONEY WITH US AND HAVE NO FEAR OF THE FUTURE. WE FAY 4 PER CENT. INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. CO&E TO OUR BANK ' * 1 * I' ?? ^ gg I' The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, & C.

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