Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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and Personal News By Mi** Uw*** I. MjpflTTKK ' r I 1 v meeting "f t,M> cxunrwiUc <' 'uiikmmhI i the Hobkirk Hill IL(r J>. A. tt., the Join. I). Kenqcriy I ch3l,U'i l "? <'? ttmI the rivic league ? ?,t at th? l ibrary Tuesday afternoon, Byiis Ml* Sban^o" chairman o#Ue?i I ^ met' ti ?fi to orde$ aud asked ? !**?*? NottU-H to state lt? purp?*>. if}w Brittle* to'11 of tb? **autlful \york thnt ? j8 1K?K?lblo for these three *rgarii*? KLt to engage In?a work that would I fe civic, patriotic and lueuioripl? (,hat I 4 planting tree# to the memory of the I fctd and to the honor of the living sqJ< I #er? who represented Kershaw County I \i tlw World War. The dlscuaqjon that I followed included the tline to plant, I rbwv to Pl?<* them, and th^ kind of I titea to aelect. There w?? no decision I cached In- regard to anything bnt the I time and it was decided that thc.wawn I it toe far advauced to plant ?ft>w ?a I it would take several weeks to g?t In ( readings and that would put It far Into I tie spring. But the tree* are to be I planted next fall, for with three sp] en ? did organisations behind the movement it must be a succes* and In -the coming pars Camden will nustaln its reputation U t tree endowed town, waving their [? rrer lasting green to the, horibr, Valor, and memory of Kershaw County's sour. ? fhe pine, the Darlington oak, the mag nolia and the holly were all epoken of but no decision reached. It was also decided to place the matter - before the colored societies of the town asking them rto^o a like service for the colored sol <J}er#r The oflmTntttre ad^HtruwHn loret Main jo <"ie month's' tftne, after the [-jneetinga of the three organizations from ; which they hope to get some valuable [ information. r IN COMPLIANT TO MRS. SLOAN Miss Eulalie Yat& was the charming lionteM at^n dcKghfcful bridge pnrty Mon day afternoon given in honor of her guest F Hi*. Sloan of Charleston; ? ; The room* l were attractively decorated in spring's early colors and three tables aspefhbled the following guests : Mesdames Sloan, H. 0. Carrison, Jr., H. K. Hallett, ttalph I 8hannon. John Villeplgue? David Perkihj Ray Smith, Miss Francis Todd and her 1 juest Mrs. Oopk, Misses Ellen Roykin, Nan Delx>ache, .Rhettfa DeLoaChe. The inest of honor received a* a reminder of the occasion a lonely box of stationery and the score price was cut for by Mrs. Hay Smith and Miss Nan DeLoacbe, fVtbey tied. Mtas DeLoache gracefully IfeflWttd Ithe artistic basket ?f iffiuftSaa to Mrs. Smith. After cards the follow ing guests came in to enjoy the soda) chat over the tea cups: Misses Martha Ticknor, Barbara Eld red ge and Dorothy c_ Marvin. A dainty salad course, follow* f ?d by sweets was serf#4r|y-MlB# R,thel ' and Eulalie Yates. ( ? I . v . .. Now York Lady Died Mere. 3 Miss Louisa W. Swift, of New York, died at' the home of Mrs. Mary Sche?? ~ aerhorn, 1720 Lyttletoip' Street on TueS t. day. She was 73 years of age and was accompanied here by her neice Miss Hor tense Swift. The body was whipped to \ New York on Wednesday and the burial f wHl take place Friday afternoon. * t> -v. I * MAJESTIC PROG R AM ? 1 " Today Friday F tb. 2 1st. y D. W. Griffith's "The Romance of Happy VMley""^ A page from the' book of life ... The players are Lilliqn Gishjltob ?rt Ilarron, George Faweet, Andrew Arbuokle and others.' ,.Adnil^ipn^2(fc,VVT_ .Children 10c A delight ful^photoplay . Special Washington Birthday Prograw Thomas H. I nee Presents ENID BENNETT IN . ?"THE VAMP* ^ The story of a. "plain" girl who captured her heart's desire by, "doll ing up". . ; ? ? Al?Q_a now Ma<?k Bennett Comedy | "HER FIRST MISTAKE" Also Ruth Roland in "HANDS UP" - Monday Feb *4th. r^cil R. DeMllle's Production W)NT CHANGE YOTJB HUSBAND An Arteraft Picture Unequaled for beauty, novelty nod' artistry * . ; In "Old Wires For New" W*** the wife who grew careless. Now, for the untidy, neglectful husband? watch Wa get It ? Also Peart White la . "THE LIGHTNING RAIDER" , . Tuesday "7 ? H yon ttte i bff,~dramatie lOTe story t 7^ with thrills and rotffbnce, | the mo*t talked about aiiltcss In therj Gantry -hjl the title rote, come and] WiHifufrMildred Harris (Mrs. Charlip f*hnpllnj'ln Wr newest - . , ^VHKN A GIRL LOVE8" I A ^ia Weber sizreel Wester* picture | Wednesday Feb Krytnt Waifchtrrn lit . V2L4 ^HR VENUS OF THR EAST" A flve-rwT comedy-drama Tnat will please any audience. MISS K1XKN H HVKKII Memorial Adopted by l*di?'? Aid Hocfcty ? . o' l'rettbyteiiati Church. *>u the lOtU of Dec. 1M8, our Heaven ly rather wan pleated to take from oartha ?i>rrow*, aUd aufferiyg to ever lasting peace aud rent' our frieud MUh flteft U. Tweed. \Ve would place <>u word our appre> nation of h'ur long service to this Church and Society aud her dcVotiou to the Master's cau*e. Of her it cuu bo truly said "xhe hath done what *ho could \N e will always cherish the mem ory of her bright, cheerful disposition, her consideration of others aud the kind word uml smile that she had for every one. Uc&olvcil : That thin mcmorlaj i>e en tered on the minuteH of our society, a Wop> be sent 'to her family and also oue for publication. imifHJK TKA AT D. A R CHAPTER HALL The Ilobkuk Hill Chapter D, A. K. , will Kivc a bridge tea tomorrow after- 1 ,noou l\-b. J>2nd at their chapter hall !?>)d Court lloyfHe). Bridge will begin, at 3 :r?0 aud those desiring to make up tables will please communicate with Miss KUlredge, phone 18. Ah wo have said before this beautiful old building la a land ni ark of Revolutionary and anti bellurn Camden, and will interest stran gers within our gatea. Thn Revolution ary and 'Confederate relic rooms will be open. , An admission of 50 cents will be charged which will b*" appropriated to patriotic purposes. KIRKWOOI) BOOK CHJlT~ The Kirkwood Book (Hub has recent ly been organised an^the first meetlug, held last Wednesday morning with Mrs. | Burwell Boykln as hostess, and if the first assemblage is prophetic of those that are follow the members certainly have) bright anticipations for future social mornings. The hours were passed in ?itf fm I ng pinTvs amt ftt^rvTsgfirg arrange ments, the hostess serving delicious re freshments during the morning. The mce,tingH are: to be semi-monthly, the hostesses to entertain in alphabetical order. Knell member is to buy a book, vvhioh are to be read, exchanged and dis-| fussed. Let us hope that when the mem bers have finished with the selection they will be donated to Camden's Public | Library, The membership is solicited and the club haa onrolied the follow ing members: Mesdames Ralph Steven son, W. L. De^ass, C. IVI)uBosc<, Dan Jones, W. O Hay, Eugene Blakeney,| 1. Gardner Richards, Robert M. Kenr nedy, K. O. Houser, F. M. Wooten, W. H. 'Haile, Burwell Boykin, John S. Lindsay, Lcroy Davidson, Lee Little, John -Mackey, Miss Lai Blakeney. Miss Henriette Johnson. Mrs. Stevenson was elected President, Mrs. Houser Secre tary, and Mrs* Robt. Kennedy Treasurer. Handaome and ^!Bia,:Baak of Ca Useful Ornament. Camden haa had placed in front of ita building the f?aat week a large chiming clock sent (jere from Chicago last week. It nfeaaurts more than six feet in height and ia auapended above the 8idewalk< The master clock \* placed on the Interior Tvttheballdln# telling the time for those in the build* Ing aa well aa the paftseraby on the street. At nigl^t the clock ^s lighted by electricty and can be seen at qptte distance and ahowa th? way aa well aa tells the time. It haa attracted a (treat deal of Interest and !a quite a hit in the advertising line for, thia old reliable institution. ' \ SOth Division Lost 40 Per Cent. Columbia, S. C., Feb. 1J. ? The Thir tieth Division's casualties amounted to Approximately 40 per cent according to a 1 otter from Major J. Shapter Caldwell, formerly assistant adjutant general of South Carolina, to W. W. Moore, the adjutant .general, received several days ago. Major Caldwell Is the adjutant of tho Old Hickory Division. The Thir tieth division was stationed at Ballou, France, on January 13 the date the let ter was written. The letter, which la full of Interesting gossip relative to the ^vision and the officers, said that Colonel McCully, who trained the 118th Jnfantry (the old First South Carolina ffiitfOritifOuard Infantry) *t Camp Se vier and who was relieved of hia com raTdnd ln Belgium fa again in command of the regiment. IMgehutd Boy Cited for Bravery. The commander in chief in the name of- the - President, has awarded the dis tinguished service cross to Mechanic My ron F. Funderburk, Company I, 118th Infantry., A. S. No. J3117B7, for extra ordinary heroism in action near Bran cport, France, October 8, 1918.. Me chanic Funderburk was acting as a-' stretcher bearer for his company which waa suffering many casualties as it ad vanced. While he waa carrying a wound ed soldier, Mechanic Funderburk was himself seriously wounded, in the shoul der. He continued, under heavy artll^ lery ftre, to evacuate the wounded until he fell from exhaustion. Home addresa, Henry W. Funderburk, father, Pageland, ' . . M * " ? \ ' Marriage. Married yesterday at 12 o'clock by Probate Judge W. Ix McDowell, Mr. Walter Monroe Floyj, ft Wesfcrflle, and Miss Dana Blakensy Gay, of Heath Spring*. Mr. B. B. Sloan of Colombia, M^saea Estelle Langley and Blanch* MeKala, of Camden spent the week end with Mr. |lra. T. N. Langly near Gaaaatt. KKR8HAW BOY WINS I>ewey Uutfti Heft* Lilt In Boy's AfH" cultural Club Work. i 11. W. (Irat'bttf, county agent, huV re* 'felved the following letter from L. k. Buker, HupervUlug ttn?*nt of Injy'a club work in South Carolina: ? 'ThU is to luforto you that Dewey < >tittvi?. of Kernhaw, has the grand IWOepatafcft* t>ri*e in ?ae coutest of tl?a boy*' wfriculturii^ttb work lu South CgrOMtlg for HUN. having mt?Uf tM t; vah st number of poiuts according t? official rule* hi two pha?ee of the boy's club work, vis., the corn and pig club*, which entitles him to a one-year schol arship to the I in i ley Military Institute at Greenwood* valued at $310.00, offered by Ool. F. N, K. llalley, impcrittteudent. 1 wish to cohg ratulute you and this young champion of your* upon hl? achievement*. " Tho Htato prise ? winner* have be#n Invited to Charleston hi' the Charleston "hmuWr of cominorcr to be their guests at a dlnnor to bo given lu the oesflr future. They arc also to be the gueata ?f the chamber of commerce while In the city, wheu we hope to take them to all parts <>f iuterest around the ?M historic city. -At the dinner tho win* nern wiH bo presented with the prises they have won. We hope to have a little fund to defray the boys' expenses from Columbia to Charleston and re turn. Win let you know particular* 'ater on. I want you to hold yourself in readiness to go down with jouug <>n ten and be one of the guests at the dinner." Lancaster county ahould be very proud of the achievement of this club boy. Dewey Outon |s 17 years old, a son of Mr. J. E. Outen, Kershaw, S. C, Hfd 1. Mr. On ten is renting land, therefore, could 4bot glveh ! ? "*nn as many oppoT ?unities as many other c^ub 1?oy8 could 'mve. * This jnvt goes to show the "American Spirit" of "Vou can't keep a rood bov down." Dewey was a inemb')^' of both the corn nttd pig clubs. He Miade a hiiarh score, in tho pig club and scored highest in the corn club in the T.a?eastex county content.. At the corn vshow in December he had two entries, aud won first place on the tO-ear entry arid first on the best_half busTielf Thepfc orises were '$5.00 each. - ? Lancaster News. y? ? Park View Inn Enlarged. The Park View Inn has just been enlarged by adding to the property the Malone estate on the south side. This will add seven large rooms to the Hotel. The necessary alterations Jtave been made under the supervision of Mr. R...W. Mitcham and the inside of the new rooms have been thoroughly reno vated. A garage fjy six car* has . al sol been added In the rear 'bf thfe Hotel. I N COMPLIMENT TO Sirs. IftewnfT. / Mrs. Bel ton Boy kin was ho&tess At a Jovely fridge party this week given in honbr of, JlrH. DeWitt of Charleston. The rooms were bright, and cheery; and two tables placed for bridge. The guests Were Mesdames DeWitt, John W. Cor bctt, Cart, Ida 8. Heath, Dare Perkins, Eugene Blakeney, P. T. Vdlleplgue, Caleb Whitaker. The score prise went, to Mrs, Perkins, and the guestvof honor also re* reived a lovely reminder of the occasion. The hostess served a salad course With coffee. Guilty of Mutiny. SaT^ttichardson, of Boykln, B. O , was one orthe~~22~1fegroes tried and convict ed of. mutiny by oourtmartial, at Camp Tackson recently. The mutiny occurred among a labor batallioA at Pisgah Forest last summer. Sentences have, not been passed upon tbe negroes. Banks to Close Monday. The undersigned . banks will observe Monday February 24th as legal holiday instead of Saturday 'February 22nd., George Washington's birthday. Bank of Camden, First National Bank, Loan and' Savings Bank. 1 Cwt ef WwM -Ww. - ? ^ Washington, Fsjb. 18. ? Exclusive of ex penditures by Belgium, Portugal, Rou mania, Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria,! ?he total cost of the European war to January 81 was fixed at $17^.000.000," 000 in an offlcial estimate made public here and based data in the hands of the federal reserve board, the secretary of the treasury and the bulletins of the Swiss Society of Bank*. ? j Total expenditures of the allies and the' United States were fixed at $119,, ??81 ,000,000, exclusive of loans among themselves which totaled $18&7S, 000^)00. NOTICE __ij - Pursuant to a resolution of the Board] of Directors of Camden Wholesale Gro cery a meeting will be held, of which meeting notice la hereby given, of . the stockholders of the said Camden Whole sale Grocery* at the oflW of Klrkland rmd Klrkland, Attorneys. In Camden, 8. C., on March 10th, A. D. 1019, for the purpose of eonsldering a proposition to Increase the capital stock of the Com pany to the maximum amount of Ona Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100.0003)0) said cepltsl stock to be divided into one thonssnd shares of par value of On Hundred Dollars ($100.00) eadu F. M. WOOTEN. \ 1" ... President and Trean. H L RICHEY, Camden, S. O, Feb. 11, iSmF****' / AMUNO THIS TOIUUWrS I*rtp>n^tn"* ou foot for Kleveuth Annual llor? Sliow . ' Weather couditioua were perfect for the exhibition of aeronaut^ over the 'oumry Club Polo t ield after 10011 whwu h representative delegation ,vm Kuiereou Fiefo at 0tmp Jneksop uouki.i their ibtifr t? (,?tuv' *? fDF tUw purpose of selectlug *?* lauding t jk>i lor weekly trip*. The heralding bus* brought a proiupt gathwrlug of pe IrtttriMUM and automobile* aud the Polo tjo U1 #oou reaembM ft celebration worthy vf this modern diveralon In Camden. Preparations are going on for a very ittrmtivo dauce at The Klrkwood Sat urday night, which celebratioa ia be U| I held In honor of Washington's birth day* *? *yUe influx of visitors at The Klrk wood rcglMtere not only a longar list 1 1 a 11 usual but oue of popular lutereet. tamely: Mr. Harry Balfe of NewYork, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Crossman an<?ln "iint daughter of Monroe, Mrs. Harold BuwnetV Porter of Scarsdale, Judge Ar thur B. Sutherland of Rochester, Mr. *ud Mrs. H. F. Hollow ay of Moutclalr. Philip Scbieuasuer and ? Richard IB. Pause of New York, John N. Grant of Now York and W. 8. Forbea of Button. Mr. aud Seymour Cromwell, of Now York City, are guests at the Court luu thin week. Mr. Cromwell is brother of the twin sisters who were Irowned as their vessel was leaving a '^rench port ?cvera) weeks ago. The girts were nuraea in the army. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. White, of Atlnnt'c pity are registered at the Court Iun this week*. Mr. White Is proprietor of .u'' of the largest hotels at Atlantic City. f Thf ifnhyirh In jffhe following have registered at the I Iohkirk Inn during the past we<*k ; Mr. mhI Mix. J tohort % Stone. K< stone, Robert B3v Stone., Jr., ptovld B. Stone. Katie Sulllvau, Boston ; Bennqtt Springer, Boston { Mr. and Mrs. A. D. tyVd, Trenton, N. J.; Mrs.' M, F, Baker, Boston { Miss O. R. Reid, Bath, Maine; % M. Gray, Plftehurst, N. C. ; Mr. and Mrs. Mylea Standkdi, Boston ; Mr.' and Mrs. J. <\ Shaw, Bridgeport, Cohn~; Miss Emily A. Taylor, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. : Baron de Brueggen, Boston, Mass. ? | Horse Show. Price Lists Heady. The Prlae List of tike Camden Horae Show Is ready and can be obtained by applying to Mr. T. Lee Cattle, Secretary. Thfre are llatea the usual Horae ^how competitions with plenty of attractive*! classes for Roadsters,' flarnees Horses! Saddle Horses and Polo Mounts and an especially fine program trotting and rannin* ^Phere will be racing each afternoon interspersed with the Horae Show eventa ani] a feature which will command par ticular interest will be the Free For Alt Trot or Pace, 2 in 8 heats. The prlaes In this race will be $100 first, $60 second and $25. third. Fine Lot of Horsee Hera. Senator David Tod, of Ypuhgatown, Y)hlo, bais quartered at the RMjijf and Driving Stables a lot of fine ho!#w that are belnr tried oout evtfry day for ex hibition at the coining horse show. Hen man S. Crossman, of Monroe. N* has a string of horses here also, as w?ll as Messrs. White of New YoA, who were down last season, but did not have their., horses with them, , Some of these animals bold fine records as trotters and speed animals and the "??r">s at the new half mile track thla year promise to be of great Interest. These animals are put In shape in this climate during the winter for racing in the north -during *he summer. Arrivals at Court Inn; The following have registered at the Court Inn during the past week: Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Johnson. Miaa A. W Johnaon, Bridge l>yrt. Conn. ; Mrs. K. Hoodley, Mr. Frank Hoodley. Ansonia, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howell, Newark, N. J.: Mr. and Mr*, Myles 8tandlahf Mr. and Mra. Chaa Fletcher, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Badger, Mr. Albert Bllven, Boston : Mr. and Mra. D. R. MacAusland, Boston; Mlas Katherine Bray ton, Fall River, Mas*.'; I Mra. B. O. Walker and maid, Mra. A. W. Brewster, Washington ; Mr. and Mra. Seymour Cromwell and maid, New York i City ; Mr. and Mir*. F. Downer, Mi aa Victoria Bishop, Bridgeport; Messrs. A. F. Mitchell, W. M. Park,, Cbaa. Pinney, R. Fisk, J. Sbeppard, Stafford Springs, Coon. ; Mr. and Mra. M. Brayton, Fall River; Mr. and Mra. H. North, Miaa Chamberlain, New Britain, Conn.; Mr. H. Bell, -Miaa May Bell, Philadelphia; j Mr. and Mra. A. J. White, Miaa 8herman | and chauffer, ' Automobile AneedsUen for Cwndm. F. A. Hurley, Field Secreta ry of the South Carolina Bute Atfto A mod At! on la here organising a local dab in Ker> As* itomity far. promotion of jpod ; roads building In 'the state as well a? looking 1 after the >relfa?? aid interest of the automobile owner In ere ry re spect! . Mr. Hurley Ja meeting with ?ignal ?uwew, having secured the fol lowing members in Camden. The organi sation waeperfeeted last night when the ?fflcera were elected t ! John W. Corbett, O. H. Banm. W. U f*r*sa, 1am Sehefi*, W. J. Dunn, 31*. Camden Chronicle, John BkrUndaa|? Te Piati-^ : ,v i ? ? a** ' v- ?*&:?>. iVj. ff?.J""':1[r" ' v ... . . .... H W? bag to announce that we are in position to furnish you with the celebrated Southern Cotton Oil Co, mixed fertilizers in any quantity, from a sack to * have a large stock on hand. THE CAMDEN OIL MILL. ' ? ?? ? ?> v , ? ;-lr *? .' . ?. . ' - ' . ... i.. A. Klrkland, li. K. Stevenson, K. U Wobliih, <?. II. Yati'H, John T. Macfcey T. L. Little, H. O. Zeurp, Joseph Sha luon, J. <\ WHllame, W. O. Hay, W. It. Watkius, Leroy 8. Puvidwm, Oaniden Motor 00<t H, 0, SSemp, 0. J. Shannon, Jr., Johu T? Nettles, Burns and Barrett, N. O. l toy kin, W. L. Wooten, W. H. Halle, W. H. Olyburu, Kershaw Motor ('<?., Geo.' T. Little. V f? *' ... i ?? . m .... New Polio* Offlcrr. l lolliH l>. Hilton, of Lancaster county, who has had previous experience as a police olHoor, has been elected a mem >er of the Camden police force to suc ceed Policeman itobert Latta, who wua killed recently by a negro desperado. GOIJDKN WEDDING AN N I V KRSAR Y : fv I Pleasant Bvenlnc Spent With Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDowell. ? On Tuesday February tho 11th Mr. au^iyirs. James A. McDowell eel ob rat ?fiT thoir golden wedding anniversary and the occasion was a most delightful and happy one to all whq^ had been blddeu to coino in and make merry. Flut ltock hae always been famed for Its charming hospitality and the doors of tho McDowell home stood wide open and the choery fires that wero glowlug brightly in the broad open fire places proved inviting and warm , In welcoming the guests as they arrived. The old fashioned, rooms were beau tifully decoij4ted\in whilst? pine and smllax, na&fcot? aid **vy, amid which innumerable white candles gleamed and here and there a great bowl of daf fodils, or a, tall vase of jonqulllrleut h gleam or goAd to "the color scheme. The presents were many and beauti* ful, showing the esteein in which thla couple are held. The evening,. was in fo'frn ally lipen t in renewing oirmimd nhiPf* and making new ones. A delicious salad ?6urse with coffee was served, fol lowed by wedding cake and punch. The gneata came from far and near ? probably two hundred of them ? represent ing ' a wide family connection and a long list of lifelong friends whose friend ship had matured and ripened wlth the years and who had oome from distant homes to drink the liealtl^ and extend congratulations and best wishes to thla popular eouple. The couple^ who fifty years ago together started down the ->rlm rose path of life, and have shared its successes and failure*, Its joys and sorrows, its sunshine and shadows. But low the prim-roses have faded and with ered and the shadows are lengthening. Yet we hope that the rest of the way may be bordered by the snowy yellow <>f the golden rod thj|t comes to us :n the Autuknn_.of iTfe, and may the setting sun cast Its golden rays as a benediction on Uvea that have been well spent and that have held as their motto "fidelity to every duty,** 1 Collins Brothers] Undertaker# for Colored People ' ' ' i. "If" T?bpWM 41 714 W, UcKalb St. COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUGER STfl. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S.C. ? ? ? ! ? i ' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OESIRABLR HOMES, Eight room dwelling qn'Lyitlcton St., with all modern convenience#, lot 100 x 578, barn and stables. Thin prop erty iy well worth $4,000.00 but is offered for immediate aoeepianee for fMOO.00 'Four room cottage on Lyttlcton Street ? ? ? taf? -V ? ?1*80-00 Bight room dwelling on Laurens St, one of the most desirable pieces of property in Camden, the bonee being ?practically new and containing bath, sewerage and electric, lights. Large frant and back yards and garden. Can be bought at a very attractive "Itgur*;; ? Seven room dwelling in Kirkwood, lot llOx 220. With vary little improve .mpnt could be in especially at tractive place, and Is listeifat $2^00. n?im?| J^otn Lot 80 x 800 on Klrtafcod Heights $1,000.00 Lot 42 rlR) on Worth Main Street |i,coo,oo Two very tesirable building lota on Mill Street - _ $1,200 00 Lot 90 x 110 on Mill Street - *5004)0 Five Store Buildings on DeKalb St., renting tor. about $100 per month ? $11,00*00 I ; Centrahy located Main Street lot 75 x 200, Just the site for Oamden'a next office building .... ? $1,750.00 See or phone me if interested in any of the above property. 1 ,?',L a.- Mcdowell Phone 29 Camden, S. C. WE HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF ? i ? V \ ? : ... Ceiling, Sideing, Flooring, Sash Doors, Moulding, Bricks and Rough Lumber. "5 rMhSM ?ii n % tfcl