The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 07, 1919, Image 8
Want*? For Sale
jj WANTtill? Young ?anrrl*d couple d?>
xirtw board and lodging. In annwcring
ad. plcaue state price per month Ad
v. dr#># ]tux 20ft.
RN? < KI?AK sill Mil ,KH < it 1 1 One.
<>fc Four. W? have the beat thut oau
be manufactured. Mid-town yard old
MX 'r eight lot next Oour House. David
JW and Gq? Crocker Ituildiug tf
KOK NAM4?-A {losten or more chicken*
^ at 25 i?aU per pouud. Mr*. Heuijr
Truendaie, licKath Hi. 111.
KOOTKKV OVK WORKS can ?ave you
buying a |RV hat by cleaning and
reblockiug that otd one. J. Ferril
McJW>wHl i* their agent in Camden.
I'hoiie 146.
FOB SAI/IC? rtjiiiiU plow, driving and
riding mare. The borne thai Mr.
Ituxh'M children lined to drive to aobool.
?Je?lle. Prh* |7fi cash. Apply to
. ilauy .tiavagc. Camden, *. -fcV 48tfi
M^M^P^E^rT**t*ure brad l tarred Hock
?*gn for hatching, $1.80 per wetting
y^Wi! fWyr - Mfi< t< I. <Julon, I/Hgoff, S. C
FOH HALM? Quantity ear corn for aale
at W eaterham Plantation, Lugo ft, H,
i'. I'rlije $1.75 per bushel. Apply to
Henry Havage. Camden. N. <V 47tf
KOU HAIjI?*~Oue Stieff piano in good
"? condition, used only one year. Colonial
case. Cm* be aeon ttt -0.10 Lyttleton
IStreet. For price addrew H. F. D.
No. n. Ik?* 20 45-6-7-8-pd
I/OST ? <>ue itrtri>ei overeout, hfid pail' o 1
gloVfr* lii pocket*. Finder will leave
at this office or return to C. .1. Nun
nery, lite. 4, Camden. H. C., hod re
ceive $1.00 reward.
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NOTICE ? l'V?r n nlcts cli*'?p wlHln or
eaabet rail at Hilling's Broa., A r
rant'a <?id ataml.
i/OST ? liuovh ol keys oue day lant week
b?ilween T^aFayette .Are. and Western
Union Telegraph Office. Findei* plcaae
rethrn name to Western Colon Tele
graph Otter. Itl.
WANTKD ? I, ire turkeys, fowls, and egga
wanted at' The Court Inn, Camden,
8. V. 454 1-7
WANTKtt? Wage . baud*. Apply to A.
II. Clarkson, ltoykin. S. C? or plioue
trari' ?*f Mr. It. M. IVarcc. 47-8-0-pd.
OXY ACf^TVMSNK WKl.DINCi ? We
are better equipped than ever to take
care of your welding in any kind Of
east material. Cast iron and, alumi
num our specialty. Wv D. Huy'n Oar
u*e. lower ltroad . Street, Cntndeilv M.
*\ ? 45-0-7-8 V
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, L?LI*iD3
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUGER STS. Ph.no 71
COLUMBIA, S. C. ^
HOLDERS OF
LIBERTY BONDS
are advised to hold them. If you
must sell, denl only with respon
sible banker*. We
Buy and Sell
LIBERTY BONDS
All Issues and Denominations.
Write us if interested.
TWIST COMPANY OF GEORGIA
PWlUO Mid Surplus, S2.000.000
Member Federal Reserve
:: * ATLANTA, OA.
* KKKHHAW NBW9 N0W8 ;
Interesting ll?pprutog? OaHmtmI Ptni
The Bra ef Vial PUw.
?Mr*. I?eroy W. llioks and her little
'laughter, Mis* Nan,, who spent ?r\rial
week* In 1 Kershaw wJth lira. Ilkta*
fMllur 1+ K. Truoadale^. returned to
their h?ano at .Ua?*on, <??, last ^iyudfy.
0 lioyd K, Young returned Last Friday
from the FeuneU Inflnnary at Hock Hill
wlicrt' ho underwent au operation. Wf
iu>' plftnnptl t<> unto I hut he Ik tnu{b
improved. ?
Mis-s l>uisy Ilell MrNiucb. bat> uccept
ivl the poaitjon of stenographer in the
low oftce of fteuntor J. <\ Mas??*y.
Our highly esteemed friend, T. A.
Cautbeu. who ban been au acceptable
citimi of Kershaw for. Home time, ladfcj
Nnmlay for Mcllet to accept a posit iou
with a ??wly organized linn in that
(own. who arc opening a general mer
chandise business. Mr. Oautben ban
many warm friend* in. Kershaw, who,
wliiir they rrgrrt hi* departure, wUiwish.
btiu ov^-y Micceas in his new home.
Nergt. Charlie WHm?u, son of Henry j
WIIhoii, the barber, returned homo lust
work from overseas, lie wok u member
of flu- bow famous H71st regimeut which
did such valiant fighting iu the world
war. Ho wan gassed and wears th?
ovi rwuK service ona wound chevrons.
He whs a sigual sergeant and wus at
tiM-hod ty headquarters. Sergeant WiN
ppU spent only a <-ouple of days in Ker
shaw and left to -visit his si*ter in;
North Carolina beforv going to < Phila
delphia to take a position iu the Pull
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TO KKNT? In afternoous, 2 good saddle
horse*. Apply to David II. Williams,
Itox 224. Phone 57T Oatndeu. S. O; 47
FOR SAfajp? Ikiykin ' Telep hone; "tSz*
chaugo f(/r Hale. A good proposition J
for purchaser. Only reason for poll
ing proprietor has other business in*
- terfwt*. For -further information ? ap
ply to J. (). liodwiu, Iloykin. 8. C. 47tt
ANYTHING to bo cleuned or dyed by
Footer's Dye Work* will be called for
and delivered by Ferris MdDowell,
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RED CEDAR SHINGLES? We have for
sale one car load of red cedar shin*
? Hie* at ut tractive price. Mackey Mer
iuutileCo., Catuden. S. C.
NITRATE OF SODA- ? Is cheap*)- now
than former quotations, and plehty to
he had, aiid lower price* expected
in the season. We altto have a lim
it ed amount of acid phosphates and
mixed good at prices lower than pres
ent'market quotations. We also have
a limited amount of blood, tish tank
ago. lime, 7 per cent meal, fish scrap,
tankage and all grades fertiliser ma
terials to offer. Write ur for prices.
.Southern Brokerage' Co., Sumter, S..j
c. ? . mt )
ANNOUNCEMENT ? We now have an
expert vulcanized, and having eularged
our vulcanizihg department we are in
position to give you quick service, aud
host workmanship on all kinds of au
tomobije tire* both plain or cord tire**
Prices reasonable, and all work guaran
teed. Consolidated Auto Co., Cam
den, S.. C. " 44-5-0-7-pd.
FOR FERTILISER for immediate de
livery see J. L. Moseley.
SECOND-HANI) ORGANS WANTED?
Will buy any make. Address Walter
Parker. Camden,. 8. C. Don 228. tf
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ATHENS HIDE COMPANY, of Athens,
Georgia, are largest buyers of express
(.hipped green- cow hides in the South.
Keasou is, "They Weigh the Weight.'*
Mule and horse hides each. H.
Fiiigeiie Font. Manager, Athens. Gn.
Nov. 8?-flmo .
A I TOMORILE BARGAINS-? W c have
on hand for sale at exceedingly low
price* eight automobiles used by the
Government; also six automobiles that
' nve never been used. - bought at a
bargain. Prices $8.f0.00 to $1050.00.
Also want agents in each county for
ii good line of cars. Columbia Sales
Agency, Columbia. S. C.. Phone 3783.
WANTKD? All owners of Franklin Au
tomobiles to know that we have on
hand special Monogram Oils for these
ritri. and we especially recommend this
<?il f ?? r your Franklin engine. Con
solidnl?'d Aulo Co., Camden, S. C.
44-5-6-7-nd.
m?ii ?ervl<5H. v'-.V; \ 4 '??
Lii'utfiuuit Wtti? . it- ?ta*e?6i3w^
wa? ?t member ??f tin- ph>M<-?l examin
ing ln>?rd nt C??mp < Jordan, visited his
mother Mrs. W. T. Illaekmou, UMf Ker
shaw last Fridu>. Iiiwi lllackiuou ha*
revived his <iis? hiwK?- nod bn returned
to KoCk llill. where be i* oni of the
pin >ii inns lit the Ffuoell inliniim x
A phone message to t !??? editor U?t
Thursday nboul noon announced "the
Inn iiiug at Hlackville that morning of
tin- borne of his sop-iu-law and jigugh
t. i Mr. and Mrs. A J*. Hair. The
building, a two-atory ten room house,
watt completely destroyed, apd only th?
eouteuts of the lower floor were saved.
vjMIkm Pauua <iay. daughter of Mr. aad
Mr*. J.'T, Gay. aud Mr. WgJter M.
Floyd were quietly married at Camden,
Thursday Fobrukry 20th at high noon.
Mf. Floyd recently moved to West? ill?
from (Falivauts Kerry, 8. C.f Horry
County, and the bride llved^near Ker
shaw. The young couple will make ttielr
borne near Wwtville The "whole com
miMiity extends many cougratulatiou*. -
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Willie WatkiiiH in visiting rela
tives in f'heruw,
Mr. Marvin Riddle of Anbury. N. J?
U a guest at the Court Inn. Camden
friends are pleased to sac hiui.
Mr. It. I}. Jones, of the Liberty Hill
section, wan a pleasant wilier at The
Chronicle offlee Monday. He is here
on the Jury thiH week;
Messrs, /, I,. Hmugbtvu ~Au4->Xr?*P<
Italian!. of^ the KershaW section came
down Mouday. Both are serving as
jurors at ibis term of court.
Mr. and Mm. J. F. .Iloyd of AJbf
marle. N. C, aud Mrs. W. (?. llopcr of
Winston Salem, X. CI, are the gueets
of -their sister Mrs. . W. II. Hlackwell.
Mr. H. K.' llaJlcU left Thursday night
for lloston to attend a conference of
mill men. He will be absent about teu
days and was aeoompanied by Mrs
II allot t. ' ***
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'Clyburn Taylor has received his dis
charge from the Marine Corps' aud has
returned to Camden. Mr; Taylor will
j<tin the force at the First National Bank
mf ibis city at i?u early date.
"Mrs. Wiggs of the (Cabbage Patch"
shows Marguerite Clarke at her beat?
sa* the lovable, comical little lady who
Is always trying to do things for dth<v
people. The feature at the Ma.les.tid
today. ?
Miss (Seraldine Driscoll. of Now Xork
City is in Camden for ti short stay. MI*h
]>ri*dolf Is a practicing attorney of
Now York City. She is stopping at
the home of Ml*. I**' ?'? Lewis, ? on
Lyttleton Htrept. I ^
Mrs. K.7B7 Williams who was operated
on last week for append icitis continues
to improve. We were in error last week
when wo stated thnt T>r. Watson per
formed the operation. I\ wa? Dr. B, W,
TayJor, of Columbia, who operated.
The girl who was always .trying to
help her fricuds, and enemies too. will
grip your h^irt froiu the screen us she
clutched the hearts of. millionM who read
the novel. Marguerite Clarke fit* "Mr*.
WlflB of the Cabbage 1'atah" -like
glove. You're hound to like her <a8
"J/ovry Mary". Hhowiug alT'fclie Ma
3?'stio today.
Death of Young I^ad. - j
Kerris Mastey. age 14 j'ears, . oldest;
son of Mr. aud Mrs. J. I*, flastey. died1
at the Presbyterian Hospital at Char
lotte. X. C.. on Feb. 27th. Little Ferris
had beeu in ill .health for several months
and had undergone an operation at . the
Camdei hospital, but a loving father and
mother with the hope that ?something
might. t>e done to restore to health their
little _ son, carried him to Charlotte for
treatment. bu,t for no avail. Everything
that could he done by leaved onea was
done for the 'littlfc fellow, but the one.
who doeth all things well saw best 'to
??all him up higher, to await the com
ing of those left, brhind. A place has
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ORDER NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY
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Norfolk, Va. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, 0. Tarboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. ,
Columbia,' S. C? ^Spartanburg, S. C. Atlanta, Gsti '? fl|afcpj?' Ga.
Columbus, Ga., Montgomery, Al?A
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been made viu'nnt that will never be
filled, but we have this hope we ran
(p? to him. lie leaves two brothers -and
two sisters, together with the piother
and father to mourn hiw death. His
remains were laid to rest in the Cain
iTfn <f>n?etery.
One Who Loved Hiiii.
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To Kntertain the Colored SoWiers. !
Now that the war is ovcr^ and our
ilfe
soldiers are returning homo wo arc de
sirous oS showing some recognition of
^lifir faithful service. VVc ar$ therefore
preparing for a reception to bo had in
.the near .future for all of the -hoys who j
.were called in the service from Kershaw
'County. Our plan is to shrve dinner
'.for them at the hall aud march to the
iChurch where public welcome services
will be had in their honor. We will
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have some of them to relate their over
?sea exi>erienocf?. Date for this service
?will be annouueed later. We shall ap
preciate any contribution that will help
!jo make this entertainment n success, j
Yours truly,
;r_. J. W. Boykin,
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Hermitage Mill News.
I Camden, S. March 5. ? Saturday
.night, tho. Cottage; wart the scene of
one of the- nicest danccs we hn\-e ever
had. The old time square dance was
the dam*' of the evening. There were
'between -seventy-five uiiri nne ? hundred
E FULL OF ALL GRADES
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1EFORE YOU BUY
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people out. and each one had a most
enjoyable tiirie?
Mr. <'. X Nolau-and Slifci* Lilly Dixon
wer?? married last week. They are off
ou a short trij> at present.
Mr. A. F. Briggs spent a day orj
two this week away from the village on
business. '.'0
The foreC that has been puttim? in
some new machinery nt th> mill left on
.Monday to go to another job. They will
bo missed in the villaje an they have]
been' here, several months. . * .
Mf." George Harrison spent a fewday^j
last week in Columbia with friends.
M^ss Florence Nowman luul as horj
guest Mis* <'rimminger frbm JEJegtJil
Spring.
Everybody - is getting their gardens in
order. Some things are already peep-j
ing up out of. the ground. We are ex
pecting some good- results. We are also]
cleaning up the whole village and are
beginning ' to look real ApringJike.
Construction on the store building has
ho<-n delayed awaiting the arrival of ?
car of lumber.
Collins Brothers
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Undertakers for Colored People
aSll^^rSSMSSji^^^&saBiffisaBSE^ssssS'
TftrplA 41 ^yMu W. DdUfc St
'V'-"-'. rj- yr\ ^ ^ ^ ? ?? >' r ?. "r=S|
<* llttt R. E. STEVENSON
dentist m
Crocker Building
Camdrn. S. C.
BANK \OUR, MONEY
AND HAVE A
HOME OF ltOUR OWN.
IT R-W-S ?
WHEN fdtl HAVE SAVED ENOUGH MONEY TO BUI THE
PROPERTY-.* CHEAPER ;T?1l CASH )? YOr CAN BORROW ON
YOUR PROPERTY # TO BUILD YOUR HOUSE.. BUT YOU CANT
DO A THING RIGHT UNTIL YOU START PUTTING MOJ^EY IN
THE BANK. ?
IT GROWS IN THE BAN*: IT IS SAFE IN THE BANK.
- THE BANKER'S ADVICE IS FREE, AND THE BANK ALWAYS.
ACCOMODATES ITS. PA^R0NH.
WE ADD FOUR PER ^VlMPERBST.
OMt?T<Q>tR ban**?