The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 08, 1918, Image 4
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PublUWxl rrerj Kr44ar ?t lit* No
Broad Html &u<l ni^tn) at tw Qui
4w partoflWf m xocod ck? mil mat- !
tar. nlet par $1 .v?
<*aib<l?'Xi. S. C, January il. ltilfc.
TV llk-jH-iu-* of omi?t j
cui'J ? Utrf t-moK- ?*ut in a ?i*r?J
?O0> time nul lx>uiMt*?] K?'U%?
tor John I- M. Uunn ?? fbeir, ?tand
ard t?r*rer fwr G?.>?erawr lx> the pri
mary :L>? ?uieu>< r. No* Mr, Mi-Uiar
lo (vjwk cot iu an u%*-o IrtU-r ?txi
;Mjr? jf wocjt Ao to ei?t eilbrr HU-&M
or Tliizb*ii lu it?e SkOMitr. We do not
kja ?M b?>w bu Meaidt* trw&d* will
:lke tbu a* tbej were e*p**/tu>x Hon.
J. I j. to k a running mate for Bleate
ic tils Senatorial not*. ? Bttfbof/vMtt*
V jndfc-ator.
A*w>rdtiig Ui a r?j*#rt b> the Ameri
mn <wi%ull jf. firiic\4, Shi^h livfAock
qoota near T t?<- ?nd of 1 5 ?? 1 7 wcrt':
Oxen e*eh $'S>* : t?u!l* #170. <xm ?.
? ?alvr* tl ^ ? \ can# Hi&#- *1*:
'14. fat Vivjv j?-r poun 1 .'fj
l>Tlt*.
The ?*< agriculture <-*ti
mate* tha,t only on**-iblrd of lit*- mar
ktftabie >urp2u* ?>f the jotato crop had
been nx> s ?? l by January J, lPlv La**
year'* ]??Tat?> crop. ua< th?? largest
ever pr?.?dr* vd in ti?? l*ntte<d States
We ahvay* did think *> : Married
men have more timnigi* than *ingie
one*. Arto> Kay tin- married
fcltow^ *t.nn*l Kbell *bock l*-?ter than
bachelor* Kxi?erien?-e and ? practice
;it homo may have something to do
with if. hjith t he I >5 lion Herald
\V. W Holding. a men-bant of Wakr
Forest. had bin pla<-e of bovine* closed
^ by tbe Food Administrator. He was
enarged with having Hold flour in vio
lation ? -( the Federal law.
An iij'-n^w in IthitUh shipping lu**e?
is shown by the r?'p?rt made pubii
last week The destruction of mn?
ve*seb of over 1.000 ton# and five of
!e*wer tonnage. This ?-x<-eeded by sev
en vessels tbe U *?-**?*< for the two week*
previous
Mi>?- Krarn-i^ Jordan, of West
7(?th -t \fnv York, ha.^ bw*n named
as the prettiest woman in -the I.*nit(-<1
Sfat#v?. Sh?* has for
a calendar to be in urging djoi.
in the campK t<> take oat ir:-uran<.f.
Men Wanted for Kemiiling Ser\ire.
iPvrujtinc Station I*. S Army,
<*lieraw. S. l'?-b. J. lf?lv
i.'dicJt!;. ( "hr*?fi?vie : hiv?' men an
wa!jt4-i at for th? It^Ttii ting
Service I*. S. Aran, for du'y t-?
-ruuinir ofh< vr-.
Ail applbrant.*- tuiit-t >?* mer? ;?re
\ ;oU>i ?-*rvi??- in either th* H' .ular
Army or \ri!:ona! <J*vird .'t:.- . ni'W )??
->?!)'>? .-ji-rk
Apply A-rn.\ !{<-?-nutu?C St.i ? .. (nh<
-a\v. S (' P.?-:iJa :n'n F*. K'"?t?*r. Por
;v.ra' T* < Infintrj. 5;; har^c uf sta-!
: i?. >n
f.vif fvi Ur.viuz :?? a v<*r y truthful re
mark "Tb** mar, who j rrcms up ixi bis
native tuwn i> r?-?ar-iwl a* a boy by
?iLt t-. if-Pi until b?- i.< woi 2 >-tarte<] down
ibt d.i-iivity ? ?! i : f ? - t:;at end* In b
Th<* v? ranir'-r w>? o comes into a
IiIjhx ^ nj?.r<- f^inbtri to tbr- front
rhan ?>!?* V'-tiii? man who bas jcrown
ip w **;?? ?.av:i. T^? i -? i? the r**a?on
u h v - > :uui.\ yiiij become *Jis
-ati-?>~ j v\vi. tb?-tr homo ?urrouu?!ln^s
aO'J ?-?'! ?heir !*?t in ? tber
? juarw r- '
Tb?* '-ntirv : !r. Fran* ?* ha*
'-?(?r. i ? ? t : ????-?! v> * h>- French Oor
f*rr.n3'"T.?.
ALIJEH SI PKKIOK IX WBBT
(ftffeum N?4 \ti' ^lal in
U AmM'rturh
PtM I >tt ??#? itM" froflf
*?V IMt >??< IiUtn?*ri?*ll)' ^JO*l tO tjw*
Krvoch aim! British funr**
theiu. m**?nilmc to )U)vr (iwril
fr'nsbrk* II \Uuri<*, Chief director
ii( unhurt ??(M-ratlMiiii *1 ll* HfilW)
?mr ua4?rftb*tau<jiu)( tf*e <x*u
tijrtioil u?'Triii(iti tJeruiau trw|?
to that Mar tbeauv darti* tb* U*t
U?* Hi t t III tb?- mtitiii/ii '.?/ (JwjtuI
Maurx-v tbe vltuafion ttM-rv *t j'rrV
cut i* DOC >Htr to <vu*e anxiety lu (Ik*
entente mtlitar) h?Jw.t ? ,
Artillery activity o*itinue* on the
British. Kr*Ti<4?, It*)<?tj and Aiotri
(*? fn> lit*. b?X said* fatal thl* the
notation* h?vc Uto couflw^ to pn
tr -i *nd atrial attack*. Tbe KrcNMil
war ???!?? v announced the d?-^trikcijyii
?A four teen tuemy a irj?** !>?**? d tiring
February tl and 4, and three February
"? ami Italian headquarter* r<f?ort>
i*M? bringing do\?n (4 five hostile ma
Berlin >a)? tl^a t weveij mhhij
?. /-plane* and out? captive balloon
\\ < re nV>t down Tuesday.
Tbe I 'fait***! Sutfn {unitary fore*-*
have wuffer^l thejr li r?t bf?Ty loa*
from the (^M'futiofjs of the enem j*? ,
* ubnia riiw arm. The British liner
Tti**an>A, carrying -.179 American of
fi vrs h li' i men, ha* krn torjiedoed
and -twik off tl u- Irish <-oa*t. Nine {
teen hundred and twelve u?e? were
rescued. U-aving J?f7 t'< i?- uccountcd ;
for. |
The compUvcitit* .f international
affecting the ?reat war bare
heen U'Mctl t.. by a virtual expression
?>f sympathy fr*mi Mexico for <k?r
many. President Yenustlano Oarran
za HiMit to Km]K*ror William a m es
*&gc . .f ?ongra tula Hon and good
ui^be* on the occasion of the euiper-;
?"?r'x "7th birthday. w5ii?-h occurred
January J7. la<V-??r'Jln^ to advices
r?-a< hii/ir ifeuter'n Umited. Jr om Co
l?*uha<reii. I'lie Mexican president's
nif?saue wa> oowbed in flatterLn?
u-nn*. telling with the phrase:
"T<> jour majesty, who rvJebrate?<
hi< anni\ ?*rsary t/xJay with just cause
for }?'j<>i? and ending witij best
w i ? '?-? f< r "the ]?rcK|**ritv.i.f thi^ great
fri?- !)y uation."
Ttie C olored American Citizens.
Auieri?aiu? of every a>ection. of every" j
!a?w. ,iad ? f every ra?-<' have an- 1
?wr?re d thf1 nf Oieir country.
"Twetvc million <x?lore<i yieople have
ralll^l to the ?k*fen*c of their country I
in ihi< ? ? ri - 1 s . and will do their full |
-har?- in helpii^: to win this world war |
f<>r democracy.* T>r R^?*<*rt H. Moton. j
j>riiu-i;>al of Tu>kcgt-^ Institute, sue- 1
tv. Iti?^k'*r T. Washington in
tnat- ftb'T. -<?:*! rwently in an address j
i' r ?:?- Tw?'iit \ -?^?venth T'r^k'-^t- --on j
ff;r?'I)<-<\
4
Thr e.-.-,}.-,r?*d Amerhiin iitizens will!
<lo th<*ir jr.i r: in i>r?xltK-inL' fo<><]<ttifT on !
the farm. In o:?n serving f'v?d in the;
horn*-, ati'l in fighting in the trenches
in Kun"M??'. >jiid Dr. \Ioton. and in ad
diti<?n the colored ministry and the
?r?*d tea?-hers will preach and teaeb
* r i f * among their race
I: ha.> T r, r?J>faln fig
un*s f-n the amount <*f Liberty Loan
t Kinds pun*has<?0 by colored -Vmeri
<-ans in the first and .second loans, but
:t is known that according to their
mean- and ability the ?x?lored race
were \ery loyal and active and mo-t
? Tibers to the loans.
Save the Hens.
Washington. I> C., Feb. 4. ? Every
laving hen ?J?ld fr<?m the farms be
f'.rc rhc first of May means a loss of
about '>i <-ggs to ti??? foo<l .Kupjdy of
the nation. Th?*se egg> are valuable
f"- 1. manufacture*! t largely frx?ni in
?ee<}?. and g*uss. garbage and
uristf The eggs, therefore, are a!
most wholly a net gain in human food.
M-.r.-over the hen just a? g(?o<l meat
.'tflc: .vhe 1^4- iatd thefaf- C-gg- as before.
s-tvf the hens is the message that
*ti 1'nited Stat<* I*?partment of Ag
ri<u!tui*' is >?-nding l?r<*idca?t thru
1 1 . -r i? and ]?r>sters. and through
i * n ii.iinty agent*, especially in tho
\'-ru jK'ultry-raislng sections.
r.. 'u.-.n ?,(?*) and 100,000 bple? of
!xvn ord<?rnl shipped rJirti
r i '.^a rlv-ton. Itrunswi< k and'
S.i ?. (!.!, ah b\ I?ir?x-tor freneral McAdoo
f??r t r.?n-hi;'ment by water from New
Y rk a n 1 ??,h?"-r <^i>teni i^rt*-.
Valen
tines
AT
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
PERSONAL MENTION. I
mmmmmrnrnrnm ^
Mr> Kli a TnlHj ha* ivtunnxl fruto
? ? l?it to ber it* 4a Flamx*.
Mr* H H Rf?r of Ker?haw rUit
fd frk-tnU in <hmnJ**n la?t wwk ?
VIm Mary lla>t? vUlli-d hrr nirtfx
Mr*. J. O. Ui<'b?r<h <luhb( tW j*?*
{ rnx-k.
I Min* MoilU* lk>anl ?b?< U*? i
| Mr? II. K. Hc<nl b?? return
?-?j to ber I****- in liartaville.
Mm H CI. Zeiroufr of Kt. Ix*ui* i* '
fiw ra*tih**r Mr*. (J. CJ. Alex
ander,
Mr*. Alkv C. |<ickard*on is \Ult
ln? i? < 'bar tart on.
M km JmjiiW- 4 Mark ban rrUirt**>i
fro in a tlfit to ftteod* in GrwnTille.
Born. Ktiruary 5th, to Mr. and J|r>.
T. I*. Bn.rwu. a ha.
l>utmut It. M. Kfum-il) , Jr^ ooir
Maiionwi at ( amp Pike. I>Uk* IUrI,
Ark., i* at bo?ne for a few 4iay? fur
k>u$h.
Mrs M I.. Smith and daughter. I
Mil* r*orott?y art* vi-?itlu? iu Orang>* i
Uirx
Mi? M In a io Clybufn ba>? returm-d
f fr??ui Florida and U *-j?tHidinp some
< tiUK- at bOUJ?\ %
FOR EXCHANGE.
Would you trade a bale
of cotton for five acres of
good land? If so, see or
write me at once about a
farm on Black River road,
between Camden and Bish
opville, which I am offering
for safe on this basis.
M. W. SEABROOK,
125 North Main St.,
Sumter, S. C.
LOST CKRTIFU'ATE
Satire i< hereby zivcn that the un
dersigned i* t li*- owner of live (5> I
-<h?r?*?< of Kto'k in the First Series "f
the Cainden Building and Ix>an A^
sociation of Camden. Sooth Carolina
No. 1<*5. Notice is hen-by given tlyit
<nid certificate ha* been lost or de
stroyed. and the undersigned will ap
ply for a new certificate of stork in
I?1h?* of said certificate of stoek which'
has Uni-f^i or destroyed.
MK.t CLARA M. LATHAM.
January 31. 1&18. . j
SUMMONS FOR T BELIEF *
KVnnplaint Served ?
T'.e Stat# of Si?ut h Carolina.
< 'ounty ??f Kershaw.
In tfi?' Court <if I'rot?ate.
H?-na M<*ek as Administratrix of the
?-Mate "f John K. Meek. detvased.
IMain t iff,
a zaiTjvt
( 'larvn??* K. Meek. Jonnlc K. Meek.
Munuwuzh Meek. HlaM-mv S. Mai-k.
I>?-nwi*h Mwk. .1 muile L. Meek. Hif
da M M.vk, I i.itrie K. Meek. H. 1
Scl/Io-i-urg and J ? ?sej>h Sheheen.
1 >efe?dant->.
T<? rhe I^fendants:
V'?u are hereby summoned and re
quired . to answer ibe complaint in
'his action ami t?> serve a copy of your
answer u> tin- ^alil complaint on the'
-'i^ritM-r at his office at Camden.
Sviith Carolina, -within twenty days'
af'er t 1j?* service thereof, ? exclusive of
the day of <uch service: and if you
fail to answer the <vin plaint within
the t i nx' aforesaid, the plaintiff in
thin action will apply to the Court
for the- relief demanded] -in the com
plaint.
Ihited ut C.iiuden, S. C.t Fef>. Oth. 1918
W. M. SHANNON.
Plaintiff* s Attorney.
I*.? th?* IWendant. Clarence K. Meek:
You wiil please take notice that
the Summ?ms niwl Complaint in the
action have ><een filed in the
?tfH'v of the Probate Court in Kershavr
(V?unty. South Carolina, this 7th day
?f Fobruarv. 191S.
W. M. SHANNON.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
MASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw. *r
Court of Common Plea*
The Itank of Camden.
P La in tiff.
v<
W F. John^Ki. It. M Hampton. nt:d
H <; Carrison.
I vfendanr.^
I:i pur-nance of a ityn-ree made :i
the above stated ca?e. hy <Jeorge I..
Prin-.i'. Presiding J ud ire, of date Jan
uary 1."?. 101v. I will ?*?!!. at pub' >
:>M'-ti?n. !?? the .highest -Judder at the
former place of business r* It M.
Hampton. on Arthur St.. the city <<t
Camden. County and State a foresa ! !.
within the, legal hours of sale, on
M iiday. the 1 ^rh of February. P?lv'
tie* fo-)-r.\v in:: described property:
? Mie Internationa 1 Harvester sra -'>
' i Tie engine. <-ne plainer. one band
and blade*, one drill pre** and 1 it?.
one iron frame rip saw. one :ron
frame out saw. thirteen wo??d pu '? leys
forty-five feet of shnftirp. ten hanirer?.
two wfxxl frnme rip saws, topeth^r
.with all saws, l?elts. and other bla< k
*m:th shop tools of any kind and d<*
?r-ription In rny place ( shop of R. M.
Hampton) of b\isines*j and n*e<l by
him on the property of W. K. John
son on Arthur Street in the City ??{
Camden.
AK'o one C. H. Cowdray Weymouth
variety lathe, four (ii chisels, handle
knives and rinzs. one M> Iteach man
drel ; oounter shaft for lathe, and all
appurtenances, belts, etr . and one (li
j tumbling mill.
! Terms of sale ca?h.
L A. WIHKDWKKY.
Ma#tcr. Kershaw County
January 31. 191S.
GIVES HUS8AN0 AND
3 SONS FON COUNTRY :
n ?
Ungle, Wya, ? A husband m<J !
thn* mm for I?nHe Mam'i ltt>- j
erty fortrt In ib?? contribution i
of Mm John M. Bcuuctt, of '
thU town.
\Cith at! I the lumlf mmtn-nt of
b*r fkipllj i^-fMriNg In varloa* !
tndNlNK <nri|m for tfee fiicht for
ihaocuqr and humanity. Mm i
B?iWM ami bff two yon njr !
<lao*ht?r? Kprtul a |mit deal of '
ihrlr IH?iut (Mac It?*J Crow
HOLD LIBERTY BONDS!
[ People Urged to Retain Them at
Permanent Investment
' " ?
Oevirumwit DitMurafM Practice mt
MeralMflU in Accepting TKem In
Exchangt for M?rcharvdi?c.
United States treasury officials are
seeking to di*oourage the practice fiJ- i
lowed by many merchant* throughout I
the country of offering to accept Lib- j
erty bonds of the first and second is- j
sues ,at par, and in some cane* at a
premium. In exchange for merchandise.
They hold that such practice defeats
the prima ry object of the sale of the
bonds, discouraging the general thrift '
movement and increasing expenditure*,
thus depriving the government of la
bor and material needed for war pur- ?
pose*.
"While I have no doubt that mer
chants are actuated by patroltic mo
tive*." paid Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo, in a statement given out i
through the federal reserve banks, "I j
am sure that they have failed to con
sider the effect which the acceptance j
of their offer* have upon the situation.
We are making the strongest effort to
have these government bonds pur
chased for permanent Investment by
the people at large, to be paid for out
of the past and future saving? of those
who buy them. Purchases thus made
not only result in providing fund? for
the uses of the government, but they
also effect a conservation of labor and
material.
"When the bonds are exchanged for
merchandise, the prin>ary object of
their sale Is defeated, discouraging
thrift and Increasing expenditure. In
addition to this, such bonds, when tak
en in exchange for merchandise, must
in most cases be immediately sold in
fhe open market. This naturally tends
to depress the market price of the is
sue and makes it less easy to sell fu
ture issues at the same rate."
Secretary McAdoo believes that the
merchants of the country, upon a more
careful consideration of the subject,
will discontinue their efforts to sell
merchandise and take Liberty bonds in
payment for it.
CONVICTS KEEP THEIR WORD
Warden Liberates 40 of Them for
Holiday, and All Return to
the Prison.
Hah way, N. J. ? Warden Prank
Moore of the state reformatory ex
perimented during the holiday in per
j ml t ting prisoners, after receiving their
word of honor to return, to spend
i Christmas at home.
| He liberated 40 of them and they
all returned within the agreed time.
"Barry the Buster," who is clever at
Jail deliveries, was one of the forty.
Another was a young man who took
; a large turkey home to his mother.
His friends bade him good-by as he
| left Christmas night, believing his
atory of haWng business elsewhere.
They did not know.
CAPT. "ARCHIE" ROOSEVELT
; ** Archie" Roosevelt, eon of Col. Tbeo- '
( do re Roosevelt, was recently promoted
to captain on the recommendation of
1 General Pershing. He was a ifconfl
lieutenant . *"
/ ?
Save several dollars
per ton on roughage
O matter hpw much or little you are paying for
old style hulk you alwayi can save several dollar.
per ton by buying ?
? COTTON ?K CO
hulls
UNTLKfS
You pay more for the old ttyVe huD# haransa you are
paying for about a pound of lint to every three pounds
of hulls.
You pay less for Buckeye Hulls because you pay only
for hulls. The lint is sold separately. " ^ ,
Other Advantages
Buckeye Hull a are 100 per cent Every pound goes farther. *
roughage. They allow better assimilation
They do not contain lint which othcr food
hat no food value. ' No trash or dust
You get 2000 lbs. of real rough* Sacked? easy to handle.
age to the too ? not 1 500. They mix wefl with othcr forage.
R. S. Parkham, Greenville, Co., *ay?: \%
? s a
T. Man A. Wit r?*. uwlto M* *? ~
Is secure DM msi icmm ? _
thoroughly twelve hour* before feeding. it is easy la 4a Hits by
wettinf tbsaa dsvn ni|Kl sad uminr for I be next faedfiag. II at any tiae
this csnast be (Uoc, wet dawa at least thirty annates. If yan prefer la
feed the hulls dry, use aaly half as ancb by Ul ss d aid style hnls.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Teds how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulla and gives directions for
? using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mSL
D**. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. d^*.k
Atlanta Birmingham Cnwsiirf Uttla AmA m ?
Ameu?ta Charlotte Jachton Afmtmn
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR
! take this method of announcing
myself as a <>andidate for Mayor of
the City of Camden at the primary,
ekstion *o bo hold in March.
S. y. BKASINCJTO.V
for .Mayor.
T?? the i*-?ple of tli** city of Camden:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date f'?r the offitv of Mayor -of <mr
City in the conrihj: municipal election,
and if honored with this offi?"c I pledge
you my efforts towards a
vative and progressive business ad- |
ministration. ;
W. RnlSIN, ZEMI*.
For Mayor.
At the solicitation of friends 1 here-!
l?y announce mvself a candidate for;
the offioe of Mayor of the City ofj
Camden in the coming municipal eiec- j
tiu:> and if elected pnroise my best:
efT..i-tv t?*vard a business administra-,
tion.
W. J. DUNN. !
Alderman Waru 1.
I hereby announce myself a caudi- ?
date for ro-eleition to the office of'
Alderman from Ward 1 for the city i
of Camden. i:i the next Tnnnicijia! clov*- J
tion. ;
W. L. JACKSON.
Alderman Ward 1.
At the request of friends I hereby J
announce myself a candidate for* the;
offi<-e of Alderman from Ward 1, in j
the <?> iniin? municipal election, prom-!
i?iiur to abide the result of said elec- !
tion. (
J. V. SMITH.
Alderman Ward 2.
I hereby announ?v myself a can !!- j
date for reelection to the otllce ?>l
i?1 enna.it fr-?m Ward 2. in the com- '
inu election for citv officers.
R. S. WILLIAMS.
Alderman, Ward 3.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Alderman of
the City of Camden from Ward 3. in
the <imiir!{; municipal election, and if
elected pknliro my l>e.st efforts toward
a progressive . business administra
tion.
W. II. l'EARCE.
Alderman Ward 4.
I hereby announce myself a <*andl
date for re-elctlon to the office of
Alderman from Ward 4. subject to
the rules of tlw? next im'n id pal' elect
ion
GEORGE A RIIAME.
Alderman Wartl 5.
I hereby announ<-e myself a can
didate for re-election to the office of
Alderman from Ward ."i. subject to
tue rules of the coming city election.
W. If. DfeIX>ACHE.
Alderman Ward 5.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Alderman from
Ward .r> of the city of Camden, in the
coming municipal election.
C. P. DuBOSE.
Alderman Ward 6.
I hereby annoum-e myaelf as a can
didate for re-election as Alderman from
Ward 0 of the lity of Camden at tbe
coming primary. . .% ?
W. R. nOUGH. %
WANTED ? C<*>k for boarding 'booae.
Address "Cook" care Chronicle 42tf.
Wants-For Sale
. . .w. . ? J
FOR SALE ? Five passenger Dodge au- :
tomobile. 1917 model. Has not been Vj
run over 2.000 miles. Tires in per
fect condition. Extra new tire and %
inner tube. Price $700. Address P.
O. Box 2m. Camden. S. a 42-3
FOR SALE ? Baled scrap paper. *Pirtf
for starting fires. 50c j)er bale, as
many as yon want as long as they
ha si. Apply at The ChrouiCle oilier
FOR SALE ? Shetland pony, 3 year*
old. Beautiful little mare, gentle,
kind disposition, np bad habits. Also
pony-cart and harness. First class
condition. Price reasonable. Miss i
Elizabeth English, Rte 3, Columbia,
S. C. 42-6. i
WANTED ? Position as chauffer driv
ing in town and country. Address
151S Mill Stn*?t, Camden. S. C-.- Ipd ?
FOR SALE ? One pure-bred mammoth*
br<?i?e torn turkey, two years old at
$7.00. Two one year /old torn turkeys
at $6.00 each. Mrs. M. W. Hough,
Camden, 8. C. # * 42-3-4pd
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9ALEMEN WANTED to solicit orders "
for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. A&
dress The Harvey Oil Co.. Oeve-1 :
land, Ohio. lti.
AITOMOBILE OWNER#? We have
in stock a most complete line of
automobile supplies including Wil
lard lotteries. United 8tates and
Fisk tires. Geunlne Ford parts. Ti
tanic and Vulcan springs to fit most
all cars. Our repair shops arr sec
opd to none, even in larger cities
and we make a specialty of Ford1-*
pa i t - and repair worir. If you have
any overhauling to do, now is the
time while the roads are bad and
? our shops are not so crowded. W.
o. Hay's Garage, Camden, 8. C.
43-4-5-0.
LOST ? Jan. 31st, either at court house,
or on streets of 'Camden a $10 bill.
Liberal reward if returned to J no.
W. Ingram, Kershaw, 8. C. ltii
LO?T OR STRAYED ? One black and.
white netted sow pig, weighs 6? ?.
I or 70 pound*. Ix?st Jast Thursday.
Notify S. B. Beard at Camden Motor
j Comjiany, Camden. 8. C. ltl.ptl
| LOST ? Sen-ice pin with , four stars.
Return to Chronicle office. ?
; WANTED ? A reliable white boy Id or
18 years old to help do general
farm work. Will pay good price to
right party. Apply to T. J. Turner,
| It. F. D. No. 1T Kembert, 8. C. 2ti.pd
TO THE PUBLIC? Will hare a new
wood saw rig -in operation very
? soon. If you have any wood to lie
sawed notify Box 221. Yon will re-,
celve prompt attention.
1 ? ' ? ? ? - ? -
i FOR RENT? Desirable office rooms,
over Bnice's store for rent Apply
i. to O. C. Bruce, Camden, 8. C.
WANTED? Old false teeth; $(?}
ter if broken. I pay $2 f g
i set.* ?end. by parcel post ??*
check by return InalL V. TKBX^ 4*^
" N. W*lfe 8t., Baltimore, Md. J*-**
j FOR SALE ? Four weeks oM band
Jieifer calf. Mother 7-S ^
milking four gallons a day. *y? , ?
I eral two yea? gttda Jer*y?
I Mulberry. r .