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Traffic Motor Trucks '< ' ?, - ' V ? . / " " ' .* . 'V ' m ?? m ?.????.? . ? \v\" .,'?' ? .V* *?". ,v ... - ':. . \ ?-' 'i '.? ?? '. '-??,? '7i\ The C amden Miter Company hn secured the Traffic Motor Truck for the State, and will distribute from Camden. This in the greatest truck proposition on > the A nwrican market, ami it is built for service ot a price every one that can une a truck can buy?a full two ton truck with the best material that goes to make a truck that will stand up, at the price of $1,395.00 fob factory They will have these trucks on display in the next two weeks to show prospects. v ; - -v ? ? * -??? . . '? f.' \ . . . > V'V'" ' \ 1 * * " ' ' ' ' \? ^ \ . .<- ? ? ' ; ,v Camden Motor Company Camden, S. C. PERSONAL MENTION. Mi. and Mis, K. M; Woolen spent Mr. ?(. (1. Iticlmrds has Uwh sick for j ??w?v?r?l fln3'H witli influontA. i Mrv, Marlon Zom|) of Humid*- is vis- 1 jting Miss (Catherine Hemp. Mrs. S. i'. Ashe, of York. has been v i si t i ii k relatives in Camden this week. Mrs. ;[. O; J to vvtin ami children of OreenvllJe an- visiting Mr*. F. M. Wootiu, j Ml. Tcildjf ' dci.oaeh ?>f (lie University r?f Mouth Carolina spent the week end nt home.' ' Mrs. Warrington laiwrenre ?-? New VorK is the guest of hw nek*r Mrs. It. h. IMM-s MUks Delsoiih Weil and brother of Now York arc visiting at the home of their uncle Mr. M. llurueh. ? Mr. and Mrs. N. I(. Coodalc ami . guest. Mrs Wurrington Laureus ipotor *?<1 t<> Colutiibitt Wednesday. Mr. Nettles Lindsay who is at, the I iiiviu'sit.v of South Carolina apent the week end with his, parent*. Miss Adeline Kolui who has Ikhmi vis it ing her fd>\tcr Mrs. (Ins Ifirscb has returned to Iter honif in Orangeburg. Mrs. JolTn Tranthain of - Hurtsville ?-pent tin' week vtjd with her hilshaud's mother Mi", .f. S. Trnnthnm of thin ' city. C?- ' ? Mrs. N. 1{. Coodale attended a dis . trirt meeting of the Federated Clubs in Columbia lust week. Sin* represent* ???I th?' Camden Civic League. The Wallnee home on Hroad Street \ liieh has been vacant' for quite n v.-hile is being opened tip and will be oi'impii'd b.v Mr. John Smith and family. '?Dr.' -Walter Sorrel I left this week for the rattle raising seetlons of Tennessee. ' lie will purchase n far load of milch cows for parties in and around, ,0am- j ?l?'ii. lie expects to spend a few days ??? Alabama before returning home. .1 Mr. W. A. Shaw, formerly with one ^ ? f the Kershaw hanks, js now with the ' I 1 'auk of Camden. Mr. Shaw is a broth- ! of Mr. D. C. Shaw of this place,! mid he has many friends here who are j if lad to welcome him as a citizen of Camden. Douglas Fairbanks. one of I lie most, prominent motion pjefure star.s in the | world will be seen ill the Majestic today j . la - '-ll??-<M>int"? Cp Smiling". Mr. Fair- j banks portrays the role of u tramp iu , this picture and his smile anil athletics are not lacking I'afriotivjn docs not reuse when light- ! inn erases keep on buying \V. S. S. 1 until I iH'lf Sam tells vou ?.? stop. . Hirds ran lly for 'J t hours without stopping t.<? rest. NOT WISE ABOUT OSTRICHES I Qravo DiMcttKfea ftaam to Surround Scheme Dovlood by a Soldier Who Want* a Mascot. The machine-gun Hergeant at Doug las who wants an ostrich for a mas cot and Is willing to hatch It hlmsolf tf somebody will provide him with an egg, does, not know much about os triches or the task in which ho pro poses to enlist, In the opinion of the Arltona Republican. If he gets the egg and Is not otherwise restricted, ho might as well be mustered out of the service, TJhe Germans will be at peac?* so far as he Is concerned. He has perhaps been misled by Stories he has heard of the careless, irresponsible wny In which the ostrich race Is perpetuated, by the laying of the egg In the sand, where It Is left to Its own devices' until It becomes an ostrich. That may happen In Africa, where there Is plenty of sand and heat, but It will not work in the climate of Douglas, where, though there is no lack of sand the sun cannot be count ed upon to assist In the business of Incubation. The sergeant would have to go to setting. Moreover the ostrich Is a bird of slow growth. It would be a long time before one coming . forth "from the egg could become a potent Influence In the struggle between autocracy and democracy. By the time it would be in readiness to be taken to Berlin the war would be over and only historians would yet be talking about it. We would recommend some other kind of mascot, one of quicker though oven of less sturdy and magnificent growth. Taking the Philosophic View. "I don't see you out in your nuto any more," said the first north sider to his friend. Last summer you were gone all the time; no day was too hot. no' road too dusty, no storm too hard, no discomfort too groat to keep you at home." "Well," mused tlm second, "llie price of everything Is g&tlng so high that auto riding for pleasure Is realty a luxury and not a necessity, so that It was no trouble at all for ine and my j wife to find for the first time this sum mer that th?? roads aro liot and dusty, that it is a whole lot of trouble to elean up the machine after a long ride, that It Is much better to sit <ln your own rocking <cba I r on the eool front porch at night, while the north wind fans your cheeks, etc., ud In. So now the car stays In the garago a jcroat deal more, then* Ik no wear on the tires and the mechanism Is not sub jected to such strain as It used to be, and the car will last muoh longer." ? Indianapolis News. FOR FKKT1IJZEK fo? immediate de liver? Reo .T. I>. MomHcv . Bank No. 235. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION QF THE BANK OF BETHUNE Located at Bethune, S. C.. at the Close of Business November lstt 1918. Resources lint - t juan^ and I Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures . Hanking House Other Urn I Kslah* < ?u n?tl Due from Hanks* ami Hankers Currency ...... (Jold silver and Other Minor Coin Cheeks and Cash Items ?.ib?>rt.\ Bonds owned b> Hank lTib<'rt> Bond* Ivucltl fni customer Liabilities Capital S|<n:k 1*mS?1 iti Surplus Fund Undivided Profits, less Current Kxp^n Individual Deposits Subject to Cheek . Time Certificates' of Deposit Cashier's Checks Total and 'i'axt'H Paid mujoii.so ?j2.006.3u 1.8-1. 1 1 $86,771.48 1.565.50 1 ,375.00 1 .4K2.00 500.00 42.531.BS 2.003.00 . 339.00 . 370.20 61.95 5.000.00 13.500.00 $156,305.80 $i5.uoo.oo 5.000.00 1.868.17 1:14.527.63 #156.305.80 ? r STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Kershaw Before mc came J. C. Parkor. Cashier of the nhove named bank, who be ing duly *rworn, says that the alx>ve and foregoing statement is n true condi tion of saW hunk, (is shown by the hooks of said bank. ^ - * J. C. Parker. Cashier. ' (Jwom to and subscribed l?efore mr thi? 16th dn.v .?f November, 1018. H. K. HtrM. Notary Public. ' y-B. 1 *-'-j P!. Brannon Directors. Fire at the lijuvlifh lUvwr Lumber j (kHQPWf n?'ur Ihthunc lu.it Kihlay night J destroyed the train engine used by the ooqipiti) to i hauiiiiK tJnbejr t<> the uiUI. ! The Ur? originated gear the engine Ju tt pile of tdab*, nnd burned the engine I before it Could be removed. Wants -For Sale FOB RKNT? -Two rooms for light house keeplng, or board if wanted. Apply 1WH? Lyttleton Htrcet, Camden, H. C. FOB RKNT? Three rooms on neeoitd floor on l>*Kalb .Street, unfurnished. Apply to Phone JJOtf-J, Camden, lti.pd KPK NAhK ? Two geutle horses for tale, Apply to J. W. Thompson, Camden. FOR HALK^-0 mulea and horses. Ap ~ ply ut Chronicle office. ~ ~ ' " 1U FOUND? A light yellow oow was taken tip at my pluee about two weak* ago. Own*r iu?y have same by paying coat "It. J. Outlaw, Camden, tf. C, U.F.D. No. 12. lti-pd LOST ? - Oeutleman'H blood stone ring, I <oki on Wednesday. Finder will be Uberully rewarded if they leave tt at The Chronicle office. WANTKD-? at Court Inn. Camden. S. < turkeys and egga. We have a full stock of Firestone and Knight tires at Interesting price*. Cam den Motor Oomphny. i urn >.i. ..ilit,, ..... i i . FOB 8ALE? One nix room house and lot on Fair Street. Apply to L: P. Alford, Camden, 8. 0. FOR HALKCIIKAP-^One Monarch typewriter iu good condition. Apply ' to Zemp and l>ePass. W ANTKD ? Three, rooms suitable for light houaekeeping or amall house, not over Ave rooms. Apply Box 79. MILK FOR ftALK at 1500 I -yt tie ton Htreot, r-.- : 1 1 ????' * ? ' "" FOR NALK ? A few more milk cowh for nale. , Apply to J. R. Zemp, Camden, " I FOR 8AUB? A few loads of compoat scraped out of lot. No atraw or other rough matter, at $3.50 per load. J. It, j Zemp, Camden, S. C. FOR RENT-? 4. horse farm known <(s the Watklna place at Hhaylors IIIll. 112 miles north of Camden. Apply to Q. P. PuPosc. STRAYED? October Cfth, one 3- 4 Bird Htoue hound, white with brown and black spots. kinder, stout head and medium ears, carrlettf a drooped tail, ( iimlr.) Medium siae -and wi\h in good shape when disappeared. Lib eral reward for any information lead ing to his whereabouts. W. A. Shu ler, Itcmbert, 8. C. , 30-82-pd. . ik FOR 8ALK? Four second hand muleii, with wagons and gears. Cheap for quick sale, J. B. Zemp, Camden, 8. C. ? ? . . | THY 80MB? We have for stile "Kin* nut" n new butter substitute. It cott tains no animal fata* Cost much )es& l/etf-Tis sell you some of it. Lang's Grocery, Camden, 8. C. FOR 8ALE-^-175 acres of farm, about 2 horse farm open land, balance in wood apd straw. Good site for pas ture. Well watered. About eight mile* -?a s t ? of Camden on the Darlington road. Will sell, for $20 per acre. Ap* ply to .T. L. Moseley, Camden. 8. Gl 30-31. ATHENS HIDE COMPANY, of Athens,' Georgia, ore largest buyers of express shipped gretn cow hides in the South. Reason i*, "They Weigh the Weight" Mule arid horse hides $3.50 each. H. Eugene Pant, Manager, Athens. On, . . Nov. 8-6mo AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES? -Always on hand a most complete stock, such as Philadelphia Diamond Grid Storage Batteries, guaranteed one year, United Slates and Fisk tires and tubes, VuK <-an Springs, etc. Our repair depart ment ?econd to none. We make a *pe?Hilty of Ford work and carry V complete stock of genuine Ford Motor Co. parts. W. O. Hay's Garage, Cam den. * 28-31 FOB SALE ? Self 1 Using Flour in wood ?a* . en barrels. Texan red rust proof oats, Abrusuri rye, native grown. Work* man Grocery Co. 30tf. . FOR SALE ? Abruzxi rye $2.75 per bush el, $ 2.50 in five bushel lota or over. Westerham Plantation. W. A. Bush Manager, Lugoff, 8 C. FOB SALE ? 200 cords 4 foot pine wood. Send your orders early as it has to be handled from the county. Please pay driver. J. B. Zemp. BUTTER ECONOMY? -Do you enjoy the taste of good butter? Jf so, you ?re sure to like "Kingnut" the new Nut-Butter, for it has that delicious cool, creamery butter taste. I^et us .sell you a package. Lang's High Grade Grocery, Camden. 8. 11. FOR SALE? One 1917 Foixl Touring Car in first class condition. Apply to Workman Grocery Co?> Camden, S. C. WANTED?1 The public to know that we have reopened under new management. First class repair work, genuine Ford parts, gasoline and oil. Kershaw Motor Co. FOR SALE ? Four second hand mulea at bargains. Apply to W. A. Buak. Lugoff, S. C. ' ' ? f NOTICE ? For a n!c?, cheap cQrtitn or C*?ket est! ?t BtUtnjTft. Bro*., Ar rant'* old* stand. FOR HA1>E ? SU lots and booses, with one barn and stable, on \h? corner of Ufll and York Stitst*. ' Apply to L A. Wittkowsky. Camden. 8. C. ANNUAL Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nov. 27, 28, 29, 30 . ? . ? . ? ? ........... ' ? ?? ?: \ . 1 ' 1 11 ? '?"" . 111 ' : - ? ---*?? \ A ' ' Wll* TV A 4-Big Days-4 rTT7SS!SSS!SSSSSSZSSSS?S!r""MM"*"*"^nrT7TTT"^^SSSSSSS!SS!SS5SSSSSSSS?SSSSSSS3!SSS^5SSSS5S?S!SSSSSS!S A HORSE SHOW ? ' v 'i ..? - i? <W . jh. ?'? ./. v - -v. ? ? ? ? " r ? Second to None in The South. The Leading Show Horse Owners of The South Will Compete in the Several Events. Show Ring is the Largest in the South - ?' ^ . ' > ' ' . . ' ' ./ , '??'*./ J' 1 " ? ? i i i w? WMBWWW?? RUNNING AND HARNESS RACES EVERYDAY Fastest Half Mile Track in4he Country. Agricultural, Stock, Poultry, Swine, Womens Work, Boys' Corn and Pig Club Work, Girls Canning Club and School Exhibits. The . _ _ l ..Sir, - J* J- ft Poultry Department offers prizes from $5.00 to $25.00 in gold. All classes-? open to all. V * f %'M? Amusement Overflowing with the Latest the Show World. Smith's DON'T FORGET ?' , t Nov. 27,