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f' <4KANI? ANI> PMTIT 4IJR0HH Drawn 'I'ufMlny to H?rv? tA Miirrl* Term of KhkIihw t'oun ty Court. h'ollt.wiuK i- ? I'M <>f grand and petit . jurvrt- drawn Tu^???y Wornlng to aorve at th?- mining Mgreh term of <*ourt. (Jourt cpuvniit'M the Mouday In March, be ? ing th?* 3fd day! iiutl will Im? presided tiV^V l?.v Judge T, 8. Heane : < J rand Juror* P. II. A ri Hii ts. Ouidvn It. M. Drakeford, Cant ay . ?* \V H. t>avln. fiethune John A. MeCaakill, Bethune V K, I'' ! I i >* , lt?*t huu?* I>. I'". Owens, NYhl vilh' Z, I- itnmghton, Kerahaw w t. C<oiH?lAiid, Ciiiiiden i t A. H, Shiver/ Camden U a. I'orry. V^eatvfllf Victor Ward; (<ugoff J. C. Ford. Migoff <#. W H.abou, liURoff c. K, Chrixtmus, Camden } It. M. Wcat, Camden W. P, 8owefl? Kershaw N. H. 1 1 i ?- 1 ii? ixl h, liberty HIU 'r. .1. TrttewJeM, (lautdoo Flrat Week Petit Juror* Win. Claddeu, Camdeq \V, II. Mo*ol<\v,' iJarndcn A. T. I fiM?knb?Mi. Hhiney SV. J. Gaafcina, Wwtvllle 3. <\ Williams, Cawdea ,1. K. Jeffrey*, Itluuey W, K. Bird, ilfrffmon I,. II. Catoe, Jefferson |t. II. Jones. Liberty Hill II. J 4, Jours, Itothuue 8. H. Stokes, I/t?cknow C. N. Hunu&rK*, Camden K. .1. Saunders ' lUnncy J. II. Uateliffe. Luekuow It. X ?. Trapp, Cai.udon A. ('. Cregui'y,.. Kershaw T. I* Ballard. Kershaw It A. M<*l>oweJI, Oantey C. JPwftrcc, Itoykin ,T. k\ Moaelvy, ( 'amdea Itunyou Trueadell, Camden )t. I., Juhuxo'n, Camden L. ,1. Fnulkepborry, Kerahaw John J Mickle; LugofT J. M. Clyburu, Betbuuc T. II. Voting, KrrwhaTr .?, 0. Jones, Kerahaw Roland McCoy, Camden J. M. Martin, Blariey * ,v It. J. Tru*#/WH. Kershaw Zellie Cntoc, Kershaw W. C. Gundy, Kershaw I>. A- Itoykin. Camden J. T. Croft, Camden ?t. C. Hose, Camden If. C. MeLcndon. Camden Kllintl Sprlugs Get* Hark 1/aiicafiter. K. C., Feb. 10. ? Captain ICIliott Sj?ri urrjved today from Now York where he landed from overseas Sunday a weefc ago. Ho won accom panied l?,\ Colonel and Mrs. Springs, who 'veiii t'i New Vork to jneet him. .. Oap MllfV Springs, who was a member . of the , Mritish lloyal Plying corpfi and later i rained o squadron of Amorienn aviators, credited with downing 24 enemy planes. koi .i . OF HONOR Of Cantdeu Ciradrri and High St-Jiool For Month of January. Crude 1. Benton Bum*, Inns Card uer, Virgluia Hallo, Marviu Huokabee, Lu?\v Kirkland, Duneau Lung. Saaey P?a?ve, Itochelle Hheorn. Mauro?'n 8ow ? II, Klieu Stowart. tirade 2? Hobby Blanchurd, Loo Jou iiIiikh. Laurence Manning, Joseph Mogu lescu, Kdward , NVootou, Junior WattH, Mollic Blackwell, Edith Coodale, Sarah Forto, Fraucos Owoiw, Lottie Spears, Itebekah West. tirade ?'* -'Moultrie Burns. Leighton Ilardy. Walter Rhaiue. John Richardson, George Tidwell, Clare Bruce, Julia Brady Willie Porter, Nellie M. Spoard. tirade <1 ? John S, Davidsoij. Davit* Jung. Martha Boykin, Sara DePass, .Lunelle Hailo, Mary. F. McCoy, Helen Savage. Ruth Turner, Harriot Whita ker. Crude 5.? Will Hough, Frauk Ilum phrios, Boykin Rbamo, CI ark sou Uhatne, Kllhu Schlosburg. Clatowood Workman, EHr.aboth Clarke, J^liso llardy, Alma Holland, Maud Moore. PuUiy Stewart, Cladyn Woat. tirade 0 ? Thuburn Bund, William Net tle. Christopher Vaughn, Cecil Witt* kv>waky, Josephe.ne Blanehard, Miriam Bruce, Mildred Curdner, Helen Hinson. Louise H irach. Harriot Lipscomb, Lilla Mills. tirade 7 ? Basil Bru<*e, Ethel DePans. Martha Workman. Cradt? 8? Andrew Burnet, t'hus. Hum phries, Entelle Williams. > tluado J> ? Edna Tiller, Cecile Trues-: dale. Joyce Stoedinan, Elizabeth Wtirk-i man. Elizabeth Ledford, Ix>uIho Wal king Bettio Haile, Stella M. Hall, Car ! it uc Itflvin. Tborawell Hay, Herre de* l.nacli, Oaknian Hay, Leroy Parker. Grade 10 Hue Halle, I sudor o Mogu Ipmcu, Agnus DoPaaa, Oeo. Wittkowsk.v., ?Sail if Wilson, 10d win Goodale. 4)rade 11 ? Oltfca tyreton, Kcbekuh Oel,oache, Hannah Lazarus, Christine .font's, Ksther Hehlosburg. ? K . , ? ' Came Near Being Serious. A bullet from u parlor rifle crashed through a window iu the house of Mr. Frank Zemp ou Mill Btreet Tuesday afternoon aud eamc near striking a child. The police were called but the one that fired the shot had gotten away. Xo damage w?h douo other tbun smash ing the window pane. Chief of l\>lice Whitaker tells us that the small boys have been quite nnuoying with their rifies in that section shooting robins and he wauts to .warn the parent* to make them stop violating the ordinance relative to firearms lu the city limit?. It is ajso a Federal offeuse to shoot robins. Mrs. Cltarlea HeitdrU Dead. Mrs. Cburles Hendrix, of the fteulah section, died Tuesday morning at her home from pneumonia following iuflaengu. Th?? funeral and burial occurred at Mt. Olivet Church Wodnencray at midday. Mr*. Hendrix was the daughter of Mr. <!. W. Dabncy of this eountj' and leaves n large family vonnection and many friends .to mourn, her death Hhe is also survived by h?*r hu?bam1 and four small children. Superior Chemical Linen. Using a chemical process n Moscow engineer claims to have produced a finer linen yarn than the finest spun, at low coat. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Win. Shannon visited in Coluy)< iiia till. \wrk. Mrs. H. L. Sehlosburg hu,s goue to Bui* ! , timore, Now York aud other Northern eities MIhh Annette Jones who is teachiug. in the graded school at- Ht. Cbarlfi spent ! th<- w eek end ut home. MIhh lYarle Brasington, of DUrlingtou, H. C., is visiting at the. home of I>r. and Mrs. 8. F. Brasingtou. Miss llosalie Jneobson who has boeu visiting exteusiVely in Richmond, Atlan ta and other cities i? at homo again. Miss Francis Marshall who haft been ; the guest of Mrs. Hull during the past week has returned to her home in Groen? ville. Mr. aud M rs. Wm. Bates who have been visiting st the home of Col. M. Smith have returned to their home in Orangeburg. Corporal Cantey Villeplguc~ now sta* " tinned at Fort M<*Pherson since his re turn from overseas, is ut home ou s ten days furlough. Miss Barbara Hall of New Jersey, who was a guest at the Court Inn last sen sou and was very popular iu Camden society is expected soon to visit Mrs. lit K. Hallett. x Mrs. James Pears of Orangeburg who has been visiting relatives here has re turned home. Mrs. Pears who was be fore her marriage Miss Minnie Rhame ? >f Camden is always eordially received in her old home town. Mr. Olin White returned to Camden Saturday and is now at home having received' his discharge from the army, lie arrived in the States from France about ten days ago, where he had been J in the fighting on the Western front. - , ' ? ? ; ' ? - 1 ? I.-.. " ? ' !,. Mart* to I^*ve the C ity. A young white , girl, about eighteen years' of ago, who has been ground town for Severn I days past, was taken in charge by .Sheriff Welsh Saturday night and c*eorted t<? the depot aud made to leu'vo th< elty. She was taken in charge as she was alighting from au auto nlde in company wi'tjh two men. Sho bad been aiding disorderly and the police had bcko watching her for some time. ^ ' J Wateree Mill VI Wage Not?*. ? Camden, 8. C\ ? The gcueral health of. our village is fiue nt this writing. k Iu fact we have had very little slcknosB aftiM the epidemic of influenza during the month of October. All of the cot tages are getting a nicc new coat of paint inside. Plans are also being made tot* u uumftcr of nice new trees for the streets which will add greatly to t*?e .i|?pearaucc of the village. The night school meets every Thurs* day and Monday" night witlt * "gooA at* tendance. The youug folks gave a dance at the Club House on last Saturday evening. A good crowd was out and everybody reported a ei i& time. Mr. W. Bj I^avls and little son hustor spent last week end with Mr. Chas/ j)tTi&^ ? :!? <} ?'- ? *-r ? ?- ? Mr. Kutha Micks irf Columbia spent several days recently with his sister Mrs. Ilollis Oatoe. Mr. Judson H uncock speut last week end with his mother at Oheraw. Mrs. Maude Player* spent several days recently with her father in Dari^jrfxm. Mr. W. T. Player was in Coiiitat)la Inst Monday on business. *, J ' Mr. Osteen Player and wife ' from Oreat Falls are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs. J. R. Player. MImhck Sullle and I>oney Kogors Hpent last week end with thvlr parent* near CaHsn.'t. . .. ." . 'j* M- .. I>. Shirley and children le(t Sun day ti? M>?M)d '? f(*W days with relative* near Charlotte., Mui'i-ic.l -on last Saturday evening \tv*. M? Boon nud Mr. bavan Wilson ? l;?th .?f tlu' village. Sunday School next Sunday morning nt 10 o'clock. COLUMBIA LUMBER 4.1 MANUFACTURING CO \ ' MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BUNDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUGER STS, Phonm 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. t)R. R. E. STEVENSON & .. . . . DENTIST ? ? rrocfccr BuIWIrifc CwKiffli -ft. C? ----- Collins Brothers iV V~ " Undertakers for Colored People 1 V". " ? . '? Telephone 41 714 W. D.Kalb Sfc THE UNIVERSAL CAR ^ - . - ... - jf Willi Thie policy of The Ford Motor Company to sell its cars for the lowest possible price, consistent.- ; with dependable quality, is too well known to require comment. Therefore, because of pres-. ent conditions, there can be no change in the price on Ford cars. ~ ? ? . .... ? ' *?'?* I ' '1 RUNABOUT ...... $500 , TOURING CAR ..... $525 v . COUPE ... ..... $650 __ J? SEDAN ? r? w . . $775 ~ ? ? TRUCK CHASSIS $550 L These Prices F. O. B. Detroit rrr^r.v" shaw Motor Company CAMDEN, S. C.