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HIGH GRADE Ammoniated Compounds, Acid Phos phate, Nitrate of Soda and Potash CARLOAD LOTS-SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY i ? . Fish, Tankage, Blood, Cotton SeecLMeal Mixtures- -The best ? '? ' X t grade of fertilizer on the market, manufactured by one of the - ? " 7 V~~ 7 largest companies in the business. Don't wait to place your contracts. Railroads and factory facilities do not promise to be the best. Everyone can't get served at one time, so play safe and order your goods now. Best service assured. ROYSTER'S FERTILIZER t * i TRADE MARK REGISTERED. THE GOODS FOR YOU BECAUSE IN 33 YEARS I he quality has never failed: jCke-oynu^liiM anthmanage ye never changed: cave grown rrorn o 400,000 tons; !ti?faction. jUANO COMPANY Tarhoro, N. C, Charlotte, N. C. ^?Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. BroTitgomcry, - Ala. ? PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Hope Savage is visiting iu Char leston. / Mr. M. Baruch spent lust week in New York. Mrs. Beulah K. Barfleld visited iu Columbia last week. Little Miss -Caroline Richardson is visiting in Baltimore. Miss Laura Houston spent the last week end in Lancaster. Mrs. J. \V. Cambell of Clover is vis iting Mrs, Halph Stevenson. Miss Cruec Barnes of Americus, Cia., visited her aunt Mrs. T. E. Ooodale this week. Miss UettA Ileatli has gone to Char leston to resume her studies at Ashley Hal). Miss Ellen Bull who visited the Misses Watkins has returned to her home in Cheraw. Lieut. Norwood Ancruin spent the last week end at home. He is stationed at Camp Sevier. Miss Elizabeth Carrison has returned to New York where she is attending Columbia University. Miss Mary Withers Kirklund left Sun day afternoon to coutinue a business course in Charleston. Mr. John C. delx>aeh has returned to the University of South Carolina to continue his studies. Master Maurice Campbell has return ed from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends at Florence. Miss Sara Wolfe has returned to Gouehcr College, Baltimore, after spend ing the holidays at home. Mass and sermon at Catholic Church at 11 a. m., Sunday school 10:15. The public is cvrdinll.v invited. John T. Mackey, Jr., and Joe Mc Caskill have returned to Davidson Col lege to resume their studies. Mrs. Weise and son and daughter have returned to New York after nn extended visit to relatives in Camden. Mr. Tom Halsall of Charleston was here this week to attend the funeral' of his nephew, Reginald Halsali. Mrs. M L. Smith and daughter, Miss Dorothy ftr?> nt home ngntn after spend lys several months in Raltimore. Miss Ellen Williams has gone to New York for n visit and will also visit In other Northern cities while away. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robinson, of Mrs. John F>. Miller of St. Paul, Minn., who has been spending the winter with hrr mother Mrs. A. C. Ancrnm left tbl* week with her little daughter Marjorl* to spend the rest of tb? winter ta Florida. Itueine, Win., have returned to < for the v* i i? t ?*r aud are occupy lug llolly Hedge. ' Mrs, C. L. Winkler and daughter lira. Hubert Weasmanu have flveu up the Laug cottago and are now boarding with Mri, K. 0, PuHoae. Friend^ in Camden are glad to have Mr. andk' Mrs. Clarence O. Morgan, of ^helhourue, Vt., back in Camden for ? 1 1 . > i h ? r winter season. .MittHi'R Kline Klrkland, Naucy Idndsay ?nd Mary l-Miut Clyburu returned to Wlnthrop Monday afternoon to resume their studies in that institution. L;v. Mi** Mnry Watson of Darlington au<^ Multie Henderson of Hartpville were gucKts of Mix* Nancy I.indffty this week while on their way to Winthiop College. Mrs. Snllie It.iyktfi Wij^ii, who hae becu living in Cumden for the past year bus moved buck to Charleston. Friends ins her old home town are sorry to lose her ugaiu. Captain and Mrs. Hubert Murye, after spending the holidays with Mr*. Marye's parents Dr. and Mrs. John W.; Corbett have retUrped to Kansas. where Captain I Mar\e is ntill on duty. Messrs Thomas Halsnll, John Halsall, Hughes. Jeff coat and Heuliufl of Ohar leston attended the funeral of Mr. Hegi uald HiUhuII here last Bunday. Also Mr. and Mrs. Murrell of Charleston. Mr, Ralph Dunn has returned to Dal* timore to resume his studies at Johns Hopkins. This is his senior year and at it* close he hopes to be, and we feel sure that, ho will be a full fledged M. D. Mr. Henry G. Carrlson, Jr., has been confined to his home n?r s'everal daj'8 with nn attack of influenza. We learn 'that the* other members of his family are down with satftc^disease.. Mr. Car rison is improving we are glad to say. Mi** Betty Miller nfter spending the holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Ancrum, left Sunday tr> resume her studies at a movable school. The lirst four months of this school was taught in, l'rimH'ton, New Jersey, thn nexr three] tm.nths will "be , taught nt the ? Villa Marguerite in Charleston. A8?# wrtH the iug the hoi LNUOAHter Ni LX 1 i-qfi WM m ipt ??Do yQU uyroe with plied Senate i>olut to h* with thoir* Zeiofc Dras (j Ptaooe 10 ? I No. 9083. REPORT OF THE CONDlTllOF THIi First NAffoNAjBAN . OF CAMDEN at Camden, in the State of South Carol* - at Business on Dec. 31,18. th Resources $370, Sll 379, Slf 15 15 37tW 6i __50,00|00 - oo 00 28 Loans and discounts .. ... ... Total loans - Overdrafts, unsecured ? 6,103.74 U. S. lw>nds deposited to secure circulation (par&e) U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness - ? .j "'***' Liberty Loan Bonds, 3 1-2, 4, and 4 1-2 per et, i d<jed _28,4<J.1 Honda other than U. S. bonds pledged to securekal savings deposits . , 2,lK| (Collateral Trust and other notes of corpo rations it for not less than one year nor more than three yc time __ 1,7J| &tock of Federal Reserve Hank (50 p,.r ,.on7 aubscriptioi Nati Value of banking house .1 Furniture and fixtures lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Cash in vault and net amounts due from Net amount due from banks aud bankevs. Total ?*???;? Outside checks and other cash items, Itedemptlon fund with U. 8. Treasurer. War Havings Certificates and Thrift Stamps a Other assets, if any ------ Total ...... .J 29,?.K? Clos< .00 57 Notary Pi Liabilities. ?capital stock p&itTIh ....~ .. Surplus fund - Undivided profits h. - - I/ess current expenses, interest, and tuxes Circulating notes outstanding . Demand deposits: Individual ilcfK>sits subject to check Certified checks Cashier's checks outstanding ? .... Dividend!* unpaid ? Total demand deposits, ? -- Time deposits : Postal Savings Deposits ... Other time deposits ? Total of time deposits Total State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw I, John T. Mackey, Cashier of the above-iiw- n?^ that the above statement fs true to the best my fen?wlf<lgo ana JOfl T. MACHRY. Cast Subscribed and sworn to brtoro me tl n* Ot day_of_.Jai Correct ? Attest : ' - ? - II 1 G. II. Baum C. J. Shannon, Jr. ' Director 1j. A. Wittkowskj Horses ? and Mules lules and Ho^one c pell at a jHStable Lien Frid . I will have one car load, of young car load of harness and saddle horses; fine Tennessee milch cows, which i will #ain. Will be located in the old Lathi South Main Street. Stock will reach C