-is the great war
time sweetmeat.
? the benefit* the
pleasure, the economy
of a 5c package, of
WRIGLEV'S
?has made it the fa
vorite/ "sweet ration*'
of the M'ied armies.
?send it to your friend
at the fs dnt:
? it'G the handiest,
longest ? tasfimi re
freshment be can
carry.
CHEW IT AFTER
EVERY MEAL
WRAPPED
_ IN
The Flavor Lasts
THREE
KINDS
Bargains
or Values
The reason why we prefer to offer values in
stead of bargains is^because nine so-called bargains
out of every ten ish a bargain only to the seller
and that isn't our way of doing business.
We do, however offer you some really wonder
ful values in
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS AND NOTIONS
Values that are better than any ^ar^in' r
that will continue to give satisfaction when arg
in the same lines are worn out and forgotten.
Don't be a bargain fiend and get bi?en- Be *
value seeker and get satisfaction. That ^ wlt
guarantee you.
Baruch-N ettles Co.
CAMDEN, SOUtH CAROLINA
NKK08 KMUilUKNMKM
Women I'rt m ^icrs .Vri UM'd of IWIiik
C?onu<tn Agents. . '
Mr. IMltorl Phase allow me >piu'o
In your piper to express *uij \>piuion
t'on, -emlng V\\o lu?l tL?,- sviwih \\h??
have l)0(>n In this s<H?t1ou distributing^
the true \\ oid of <Jod, Mini boon
reported by sumo unbelievers of the
t rue word of <?od as being Joiiuan
spyes. Now Mr. Kdltor, 1 olaliu i?kl
bo a law abiding cUIhoii, a ail aui
imtrioiie it my fomityy no far as i
a ui atne hnaueUUy and iisicialy and
stand in redlmtss to obey ail ltigbor
|K>wors and OKpeelaly the word of
<????!. and i pray that the true word
of (led Iw more fully explained to t
ihu i>eoplc than It has over been ox- 1
po. Inod before sense tho eruoltletldn of
Christ, because tho time has come
that If th?f- people ever needed to ho
enlightened on tho sub joe t of religion
thoy need to ho now for 1 am ttfraUM
wo have got uioro denominations than
wo havo Christians and every deuomi:
nation is right and still there Is not
two of tho different denominations
that aro alike, (Jod .sa3-*s there is only
ono way. hut the different sectarians
sa.\ there are several ways to heaven,
So what are we to pin our faith to.
the true word of (Jod or to 'sectarian
ism, now iuy opinion is that wo had
better take the true word of (Jod
in | referoneo to any or oil the dif
ferent ways in heovvn that ean he
? >? ?n i^l 1 1 with a ilooxon eggs or 'J."> cents,
an I if we take the true word of (Jod
in he true, then there is o:.iy one
. :t \ to heaven,
and there is nothing that ean pay
our way hut love, faith, ohcdioiieo and
pritsii'urioii, here on rh'.s earth, Stilt
we dont want any of (.ods t roubles
explained to us that will ofend us,
it must eonte to suit. our taste of we
will not? uivept it, and if it dont come
, ?? sui.o oar taste and is tho least
i>it lev ui- hard to swallow \\e haveul'
the power to slup them hilt WO will
?ag it t it and rejvort them to some
one whom we think has got the' pow
er t'? stop them, whether right or
wroiiii, i ! od loves t hoes who loves and
ohey his word, he Is not like tho un
believers of his' word, ho dont tly off
t..e handle and try -to eause our lives
to be tokened for 0 but he gives us
other ehamvs than one tliue and for
gives us of all our mistakes moro
i ha none time if we will lot liim, for
if ho was to treat us like we try to
treat him, our lives Would of done
boon takonod uud we would of done
boon gone to where w<* tire a going
to if we dont stop slandering and dis
obeying his word that is being dis
tributed his chosen people, whom aro
spyes sent out by lord Jetfus Christ
to spy out the unbelievers of his word
and call them to resentence, and have
spyod them out, and have called them
to follow Jesus Christ, and In .the
place of them tnkeing ' hoed and be
lieving the word of (Jod, as it was
taught to them, they rebuked them,
and reported them as Is-ing Jerman
spyes while wo aro not surprised at
??oin utuil. because tho lords jMnyple
aro a p ocular iteoplo, and thoy knew
i hey were spyes. but not haveing the
.ight. spirit in their own hearts, they
.vere unable to determine who sent
them whether it. was God or the Jer
mans, iuid was only mistakoued to
my judgment. Indng led by the' wrong
spirit, and I hope thoy will get ac
quainted with there god so can and
will reveal to them the difference in
a spy sent by Jexus Christ and one
sent by a little nation of people- call
ed tho Jormans. '
now we are sorrrie for out two fact*,
friends who will strain at a liat and
-then try to swollow a commel we think
they had better get the mote out of
there own eyes' before trying to pull
he beam out of there brothers eyes
"and we invite tlieip poor camel minded
inbeilevors of the truo word of (Jod
t(? come and pertake of the things
that will be of great benefit to tliem
In the futher both ?spirituerly and
mentaly at the first time they may
get the" clIA"hct> Ih ttio fnfher as they
are like myself need to bo enlighten
ed on this matter
W. L. M. Stokes
Hothune S"C Box fill
Route No. 1.
Hermitage Cotton Mills News.
I-dist Thursday afternoon Tlio lit
tle Stitchers' were given a party. Af
ter sowlnj? an hour they were invited
into an adjoining room, where a table
was daintily decorated in pink crepe
paper and bow la of lovely wood vio
lets. At each place were several of
these same long stemmed violets. Two
little girls, Willie Mae Lovelace and
Myrtle Gardner, served all with Ice
cream and cake. AjII enjoyed t>he
afternoon to. the fullest extent
We came quite . near to having a
serious accident Tuesday. Little Nan
nie Kate, Ave year old daughter of
Mr. I). A. Elliott, caught on Are while"
standing before an open fire and was
badly burned. The mother was pain
fully burned in putting out the fire.
Both are resting easier now and we
hoj>e they will recover soon
The gardens are doing splendidly
now and .we are all hoping they will
not be killed." Our folks are taking
a lively Interest in them.
We are hoping to report several Lib
erty Loan Bonds purchased by next
week. We are talking and working
hard for It.
Miss Margaret Mayer of 'Charlotte,
N. C. and' Miss Bally McDonald of
Sumter have both beep the guests of
Mrs. Fannie Jones for the past week.
Mr. Fred Still, Card Room (Over
seer. spent the week end in Lancaster
with his father.
Gets Fine Present.
Columbia, April 5. ? Maj. John G.
Richards, chairman of the South Caro
lina Railroad Commission yesterday
afternoon was presented wttfc a hand
some old-gold watch chain and charm
by his collegucs and the attaches of
the commission. A neat presentation
apeeeh was made by Commissioner
Cansler.
Senator Alan Johnstone, of New
berry, who has been a trustee <ft Clean
son College for twelve years hag again
been reelected to serve .In that ca
pacity. ITe is president of the board.
MOHJC MKN CAUJO)
1. 1st of White mid Colored .\lwi To
lie Sent to Camp iIhcKhoii.
Delow will he found a list of the
iih'u to Ho tudueted into M*rvUv the
last of litis month. Induction orders
i'>ir the^e men will he mulled us soon
Ms the *'hodule for tlio entminmcnt
is published, Slum Id any c?f these men
full to rooHvy their order* In the
next week or Jen days they should
lose ho time to make ln?iulr> at -the
otlhv *?f the local Itoard,
The tlrst trauhed fourteen men are
white and will Ih? sent to etunp dnr*
lux tln> live day period immediately
following the yttth of Ajirll :
?('has. D.^larUner, Cassatt
Steve Perry, Cnmden
Jesse L. Nelson, Dlaney
Ixnl I.. West, liethline
ltert Drown, Kersl aw
Karley B. Munn, Jefferson
Thomas II AJdlson, Stonehoro
James I-. Drown, Kershaw
Durrell K J<ones, Kershaw
<J. (J. Alexander, Camden
A my .1 Cntoc, Dethune
Fred I,. Jones, Kershaw
Henry < irmly DeM. l.njxoft
,1 (i iut'> Alex Titis, Summery ille
I>aiu* Johnson, Dethnne
Aivhie (Illvlws, Petersburg, Yu.
John Patterson, Whltaker, N. C.
Jnllns Carter. Jr.. Cassatt
Robert Carlos, Caiuden
Amos Mungo (alias Lewis) Mcltee
John Sherman Perry. Camden
Miii \ SI nidford, Doykln
Pen Trucsdel, Camden
Sander* Mill, l.ngoif
Tony Jackson. Camden
T>?ivl I Co'llns, Camden
S.Min lliehardsoii. Camden
Jffse 1! ston, Logoff
Sneneer Wood, Lugoff
lsiali Unite, Dlaneq
John l-Vlder, LugolT
Charlie Alexander, Cnntoy
C'harlie D, 'Helton, West v1 lie
JCdga r Lee, Camden
p. Derry Drakeford, Cassatt
Sam < iantt, Dethnne
Handy Carter, Cnmden
John Henry Airmail, Camden
William Dell, Kershaw
Darld Saltnond, Doykin
Hajn Oaskin Dethnne
Charlie Walker, Lugoff
? John Coleman. Camden
John Coleman, CJamden
John Oornlsli. Cnmden
Thomas Murphy, Logoff
Jatnes Hmjson. Lugoff
John Wesley Kelly, Cnmden
Dryan Tayl r, Doykln
John Hampton Doykln. Harrington,
Virginia,
Worth Ramsey, Klin-wood, "N. C.
ORDER FOR NICKNAME
Old Hickory" Designation Selected
For Thirtieth Division.
Camp Sevier. March .'{0. ? ttrigadicr
Oeneral F.Msnn. temporarily in com
mand at Camp Sevier, has caused (ho
following order to be issued in con
nection with the selection of the nick
name, "Old Hickory Division", for the
Thirtieth Division, TJ. S. A.:
"i. The name 'Old Ilk-kory Divi
sion' is selected from the names sug
gested for this division as best ex
? MupllfyfiiK T7T<> "sturdy lighting tpntli
lies of soldiers from North Carolina,
South Carolina ami Tennessee, -who
comprise the vast majority of the per
sonnel of the division.
"2. .'Old Hickory' Mas the affection
ate nickname of Andrew Jackson, fa
mous American general of the War of
1812. He -was horn in 1767. While
both North and South Carolina claim
him as a native son, it is certain that
he studied law at Salisbury, N. C., and
while yet under 20 years of age he
was admitted to the bar as attorney
and counsellor, and in 1788 was ap
I>oI?ted public prosecutor in the region
noW forming the state of Tennessee.
In 1706 he was elected congress and
in 1797 to the United State Senate,
from which body he resigned the fol
lowing year. From 1708 to 1804 be
was judge of the' supreme courts of
Tennessee. He was again elected to
the United States senate from Ten
nessee In 1823. He was later presi
dent of the United States for eight
conwcutive years.
"3. His life was a stormy one, but
taken all in all, 'Old Hickory' Jackson
was one of the most commanding per
sonalities in American history. It Is
his lndominable fighting qualities, as
shown particularly at the battle of
New Orleans oai January 8, 1815, that
this division will emulate. The mili
tAty ?history of the ancestors of the
soldiers of this division give every rea
son for the world to expect great
things of their sons.
"4. The Thirtieth Division will ac
cordingly bo known hereafter as the
'Old Hiikory Division."
G. T. Walker, of Florence, suffered
an injury to his leg, necessitating am
putation, his wife was severely cut
about the face and head, Geirge Wal
ker, Jr., aged four was severely cut
in the head, and two other children
were painfully hurt wheu his limousine
struck a stump and plunged into a
ditoh live feet deep near Florence.
O
I'hot ok raptor* Can Help.
i'olumhhi. S. April 0. South
Carolina'* part in the history of tin*
war will l?o preserved In pictures If
the ItKii I commercial bodies in the
VHfKniK town* and -cities will cooper*
ate with the State Council of Defense
ami i he <-?!IUh? of ( h?> Chief of SI a IV
at Washington.
The War 1 >cpartuicul has written
Keed Smith, ll\oeutl>c S?vreta ry, re
questing photographs of all war ac
tivities in tills i^ate. Antony the
sjKvlal subjects Included in the re
quost are photographs of the aetlvi
?Jes of loot I war relief societies, w hleh
Inelnde the work of the tied Cross,
?Utd of the Food Administration. .seeing
show lux activity In the campaign for
tla/ mi h; of (loverntnont bonds and
war stamps, visits' of forolpn ottlolals,
military equipment and . method of
mannfaet ur<\ the drilling home de
fense organ Ir.a thai, draft scones, en*
listing seettos, eulrainment of troops
and photographs of local commissions,
hoards mid committees engaged In
Middle service in connection with the
war.
The Department is also anxious for
photographs shoeing the ^uvst of
enomx aliens and sus|>oots and p)?o
t c. graphs depict ing the destruction id"
nropert v attrlhutahle to eiieinx actl
vltles.
As far Is practicable al( prints should
he not less than foiy I ? \ live inches, 1
and not larger than eight b> len Inches,
tnd each print should !??? tieeompanled
U\ a hrjcf e\pl;inator> eaptjen.
It K hoped that the photographers,
'?olh professional juul amateurs, in
?ill part" of the Shoe will cooperate
with the loenl co'.naicrela 1 hodles, and
that these bodle* will In turn coop
crate with the State Council of De
fense, ?>>
A i in further information regarding
this matter will he cheerfully fur
i
nished hy Hood Smith, Kxeoutlve See
rotary upon request. ?
The Australian wheat, crop for the
reason of 1017-18 is estimated al 114,
*20,000 bushels, compared with last
roars' yield of lo2.Wtt.000. The *jr> per
?out decrease Is a result of reduced
tie rouge and unfavorahlo conditions.
DR. R. E. STEVENSON
DENTIST
Crocker Building *
Camden, S. C.
WE WANT
?YOUR ?
Barber Business
Shave 10c
'Hair Cut 25c
4
Electrical Massage 25c
Hainl Massage 25c
(ilover's and all
Oil Shampoos 50c
; &
Plain Shampoo 25c
EUREKA BARBER SHOP
I. B. ENGLISH, Propjm
? . Dentil .U Kombvrf.
Mr. \V. K, WIUm'Iii'j tvf HnfHuTt illo'd
In si nljjht nftor ii Itui^c IIIkoss. lit
hmvo* a wltV, who wifs Miss l,ii < inu
la nt 0110 thintfhtor, Mk Ishuin lx*
iiolr, two hiolhorn. (\ A, nr?<l N. (i.
Kllorho, ami thr?v mUsU'In. The funoi,v
Ul mM'vI?vs will ho hold of (ho <Muuvl?
of t ho AhooukIoii, I >if, on Sunday.
Saturday'* Sumter lloih.
<i?M'iuan Iosm's in the nvom tl^li (
intf on l ho Wostorn fi'oiil I* ost limited
ut :uhuhh? oatttialtlog.
DR. J. W. SHARP
Veterinary Silicon hikI Dentist
I make specialty of Sur&fcry hiuI
Dental Surgery,
Office rhutu' H'?!t
CAM1IKN, S. V.
A "Leaky Shoe
Oil . ?
"Leaky" Day
What ran ho more annoying?
AihI ii 's dangerous, too.
Itut, oil! So easily remedied.
?Inst step into my shop and lia vo
thorn made walcr-tlghl, and go <?ii
your way rejoicing.
C. C. WHITAKER
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUGER STS. Phonr 71
COLUMBIA, S.C.
Collins Brothers
Undertakers .for Colored People
Telephone 41 714 W. DeKaib St.
Phone 2
.* 4
WHEN YOU
WANT
THE BEST
LANG'S
HIGH GRADE : GROCERY
"Hard Wear" naturally suggests itself when you
think of Hardware.
"Hard Wear" is what you expect to. give any article
bought at a hardware store.
And that's just what we guarantee from every ar
ticle bought of us.
Our edge tools are made of the finest tempered steel.
Wooden articles are of the strpngest and most suitable
timber, harness of the finest leather ?
/- . : *3
In short, we sell you hardware that we guarantee
to stand hard wear.
Anything from a tack to a tractor. 3
PEARCE-YOUNG COMPANY