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Red Cedar Shingles LAST INDEFINITELY 11 1 ... -V ' ?: . : ; ? ? " . WE SELL ONLY I I IL BEST ? ?' ' 'V , I > y ' V .... . , , > C; ' , ?? lX '? - ANY QUANTITY AT LOW PRICES SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED 'X " Ill ?? I I 1 DAVIDSON & COMPANY TELEPHONE 104 ; J - < ? ? " ' . ?? - ' v -O .. . /. - " . ''The Middle Town Yard" Main Street, Next to Court House. Just arrived Car Load of the New H UPMOBILES Also a Shipment of both Chalmers and Franklins Geo. T. LITTLE, Camden, S. C. TIIKKK Is ONK SI I{K WAY TO liKT A "I'lLH OF MONKV" AM) 'I'llAT WA\ IS TO IM T YOl'K MONKV IN OI K RANK \M> I.KT IT I'll. 10 IT IN Ol'lt \(TI MlKATIMi BANKING (M B Mil IMsl'OSIT .".Or. 91.90. 92.00. 9.YOO, 910.041. 920.00 OK MOKK i: \ril WKK1v FOIt .">? WKKKS OK KACTI YKAK AND IN 5 YKARS ? VOl . UII.1. IIAYK SI25.00. *JWW?.00." 9500.00. 91.2.10.00. 92.ftOO.OO. OK MOKK. II Js llli: \VA\ TO SANK MONK\ KOIl A IIO.MK OK TO <;o into OTSINKSS. (OMi |\ \\ |.; \\ ll.l. ,K\ri.AIN THK I'KAN TO VOl. NO MIST TO .IOI N . \OI (AN JOIN NOW. JOIN. The First National Bank OF CAMDEN. S. C. -?j*,- , IJ4K COUNTY NKWK i (ferns of lilrmrf (iaUmtt From 1ti?li & apvlUr Mnillrdttti) Tli- (tit- 11 1 h rui *'?? ntriu'd I|| 'in ? ? i.i. infill uh.vut li o'lJiH-k, u bla,.. ing started in theoted. hun*e of the, I \t ' tin ti>> <?i! (V T^tf li t &- w t?i? on' ty,v the ?utjl without t b- >??' ferity of On* lAqp' tli' . by yavtn| f li** "Wl <i'?m duin,iK?'. *? \(r, T?',in iCruilx'ii home l?*t Sim / ? 1 4 ? > (light f IV IH < ".*111 1? Srvirl. Ilttvlliv; ? '?? t-ivrd his tti.seharjjc tiom ihr MI\|.< of I'urh' Sato. I(r i* tin* jdeture <?f health iiiul ?'ii.v ? In- l?*Vf I' felt bettor iii hi*. iif.-. Ml. 'It \V. t JlMrln-l , w in. hjl- I. ft II ^grh'jg}, turpi A x'li I "f ?.?>inlv,. lots {yen i this mtinty M ? (Jraeber In <1?K the .same position rnrnl* l> h<t}d l?\ Mr. Sam WVlsJt^ lint w li" |v?I|qih1 Kovfrnl month* ago. Mi. (?iHt'ber will bring .Mis, (JiiH'hcr lifn- ,i^ soon II- lie <1111 MTIIIV II house. (>n iu-i i" i i?i??\ afternoon tin- i>">- ?ud{ till' Kills l>il?ki'l hull t I'HIIls ?>f the Jijsh opville High Hebool participated in n inn tcli game with tiif I.amnr High Hehool trains mi the l.itmar rouii. Tin- loyal t ??arln'i's and classmates in Hue sdiftiil *pirit-aerompauied t b?* two teams.; Miiih enthusiasm fra* manifested when In. tli tennis faipc .Hit ?s victors. Thfl K i il ^ tt'utl with u -??.?re ?>f l.Vl.'l, wliile the huv.s won with a score of S-l. Hi?bop Darlington did not ' disappoint I tlx- large andiem c that packed the ? Methodist t'httrch last Sunday night. for his djxrotu-M' was mywerful and convinc j iiiK'. With tin- Sunday School room | i in-own I'pi-n thfl* wii> barely room t<w ????ill the ciiiwd. Tho death of William II. Anderson of Lynchburg. son of the. late II V. and Annie SjH'neer Anderson, was offi cially iinnouuctHl in a letter dated Jan. MO. !!?? bHmiKfd Jo 1> battery 817 tb Field Artiller.v and had been in Frame sluee la^t August. Another bo.v from our neighborhood has d inl in France. A telegram reaeb fd Mr. Joe Itegistcr and wife last work announcing tht? death of their only ??hilil, Irhy Heglster. who died after a LEGAL ADVERTISING. CITATION. Stale "f South Carolina. > ( onitiy of Kershaw. |',v \V. |? Mrl >u\v?,!l. IN?|iiiie, 1 ' ro bate Judjje. ?' Whereas. W. 1 >. .Mi l ??>wall made suit in an-' I ? Riant him Letters ??f Adtniii M ration if the Kstate of ami effect* ni' Mrs. ! .otitic S. I.ann. Them- are.. therefor-. tn cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred >\nd [ ercditois t >f i In1 *aid .Mrs. L?ulie S. Lour. diMfiht'il. I lut t they be and ap i pea r before nil', in tin* ''011^1 ??f INo I i?alr. in l?f held at Camden. S. <\. on j' .Mil if h 1'Htli next after publieat i.?n there ' of. at 1 1 o'clock iii tin* forenoon, to i *how caii>c. if an.v they have. why the said administration should not -be j granted. (liven iindc.r m.v hand. this 1 4 1 It day j ..f .Man-It A. I ?. 1010. W. I.. McDOWKI.I;. Judge At l'A?bate for Kershaw C. unity. | Published on the lilst and 28th days of Mutch. 1010. in the Camden Chronicle 'and posted 11 1 tin- . <<?uvt IIou^'' door for 1 In- time prescribed. by law. FINAL DISCHAItbK Nutiif is hereby given that one month fn-in thi* date. on Monday . April 14th, 1010. 1 will ruake to t ho Probate Court j of Kershaw, t'ouuty my tinal return -as1 ! Administrator of the estate of Jamenj , Wright. deceased. and on the same date i ' I will am>ly to the na id. ('01 irt for aj i tinal discharge as said Administratrix. KMZAttKTTl WRIGHT. Administratrix. | < amden. S. C.. March 10th. 1010. FINAL DISC HAKOK | Notice is hereby j;ive<j that one mynth j ir.nn this date, on Saturday April oth. I!> I!). I will ma In- to the l'ruhaic Court of Kershaw County m.v final return a* , Admiiiijit rator of the estate ..I' \\\ J. j lVrry. dcceiixvl. ami 011 the same day ! I will apply to the said Court for a linal , di M-lia i??- a> >aid Administrator. K. L. I'F.KKY. Administrator, i C;in,i|,.n. s c A I a i'i'Ii ."til. 101!). 1 I 1 1 KRK'> ONLY ()\I- TLMK TO INSURK YOUR PROPKRTY? tuat's rekork tiik kirk. I ( >\>.\\ Is UKK< >RK TIIK KIRK? I'DMdKKOW MAY RK A KTK IT. YOU NKVKU CAN TELL. ( )NK OK ol'R LIBERAL P( )LI( IKS PLACED ON YOUR PROPERTY TODAY . . MAY MEAN BUSINESS SALVATION KOR YOl BEKORK TOMORROW'S SUN '"RISKS. OLD PROCRASTINATION NEVER GOT ANYWHERK NOR DID ANYTHING. HE NEVER INSURES. DON'T YOU RK LIKK HIM. dBOSE & COMPANY ESTATE INSURANCE f <*- day* Uln?-?w of pneumonia. If tbil the boys over tbere vert- granted i >t nl>-m -eat. iiiu?'?t I" go out -ijrht seeing to au,r place which lhi*jr^ .f.n.ii, mhI be with of other jwiI* dbr# weut to ?<??!?' mountain and it a ?it< i?i> Ibfi't* that he contracted ? which lii? death. The litll** two-year-old daughter ? ' ,i!Mt Mh Mai v . > I'm iv kin died last' da.Y aft<ri>oo>i after Mil tilnes* <?f ' 41 .XteiU I tig) The remain* were iaid t?? ??* >i "ii Suiida.\ luorniug at Migpahl !*...{> 1 1 i < .Mr ninl Mr-. Itoykin JlUYf l!n\ sympathy of ltta> com* iminiiv. William-* Mod WUlU* Wrlfbtt V |.i'i? i-olllltx > fi.Ji.red s,,|(li,-IS got imrfc la*t Friday night ami Oharlle \i is 111 I. . t Nark hImiiiI three week* ag" from rrminv Tbi') belonged t?? i ? Hf IWt ? ? ?!' >j r<l brigade. kiKiud a> t Im* '. ol ..,..1 . The> ? ?aim1 in ahead <?t i'i. lni^;<<li' mining the WoumM anil I tjnsvul. Haskell was Severely wounded in the eliin ami ami. Willie Wright vva> mi severely gassed v^ial hi* hail to be treated for ni'wri) week* after he got i . Mow York. Charlie Mitehell n-eeiv m) a will' wound in tin- leg. The >?'iirs an? silent witnesses of what- they went tin .-ugh. Thi\\ havo aopie wonder ful things t<> tell auil all doi'lire (hoi havi' enough of tightiug ami glad U? gtvt huik bottle fcafely. While working in hts garden last Sat-' itrdav .Mr. Tom .Munn was strieken with paralysis, hat was able to get into the ho use before hi* got >o lie could not talk, lli' grow rapidly wmsc ami s?uu beeatne uncouseious. |(c lingered until ?J o'clock Tuesday morning. March 18f 1J>11> when, surrounded by loved ones, he paused away iin in sweet sleep. The funeral servii-e wad held at bin home, eondueted by Rev. <?. IV Watson of the Methodist Church. unsifted by Hew 11. X. Fountain of the Itaptist Church. Hi* bod\ was . taken to liethlehrm comotery and laid to rest. .Mr. Munn left a de voted wife and live children. also four brother* .Messrs. J. W. Daniel. Kiel -and Arehie Munn. lie was o'J years old. a member of the Presbyterian Church, and his Midden death was a shock to j his family and friends and has east a 1 gloom over the town. ; j J AIRPLANE (HIDES ITSELF. Makes 1(H) Mile Trip Without a Unman Aboard au<l Lands Safely. .Fort \Vorth. Texas. March iM.-rrFii iIit automatic control, jiii airplane capa lilc < ?f carrying a hcjivv- Imul -and with- J ' tit any human bviiig aboard In Krtldc J it. has made a trip of more than a hun di d m i I and lauded within a very -h.'ii distance of the point it wa* sent to reach, I in eii.il. (ii of the automati'' guide, which ha.- been kept *eerct until now wa.- mentioned by Stcretaiv of War 1 *si k in a speech here today, while he -and. Cejtcral March. chief <tf^ staff of the army, were in Fort Worth Jo in spict ("amp l'.owie. Secretary Maker referred t<? the invention to impress on hi* hearers the possible horrors of fu ture war* if there is to he no league of nations. The invention was made in America, according to Mr. Maker. In the test as described iiv Mr. Maker, an airplane was tir*t sent ?oit nuder \o?mthd of a pilot without making landing, returning to its pojut of origin after locating the distant ohjeetive. Then another airplimv 1 "wu* sent out under automatic control set to land at the designated jtoin t and ir a'ffeete.T t he ja tiding so close. >a id Mr. leaker, that had it hem a shell it would have heen eoiicidered a good shot. Secretary Maker did not explain the] exact nature of the invention hut hoi made it clear the war department con sider* it one of the most wonderful .piece* of destructive mechanism ever coll t i i ve?l. Camp Jackson Permanent. < '.diuubia. March 'Jit.? ("amp .Iatcks.ui will he a permanent cantonment and ad (di:i?.uai acreage will he purchased h.v the itovi i ii men t in addition to the present -it'-, according I." a teicgram front Wash ington from former Senator Christie Ml !l? I Mr. 1 tenet give* Assistant Sec "'?l W.ai (. '.v?.vo4-rt?-niv jntthot-ifyT Tile telegram. ?old rested to .J. I> Miot. pre-ident <>f r lc- local < 'hambct of l 'otn me.c... : "i ':iinp .Jackson i- per manent Secietary ? 'cuvi'll a^mcd me >?? t . ?d a > and i**ncd onler puitin? same I II ! o ?-ft'(M t I'reoelit plans colKcfiiplatc purcha I i.Liid. including actual camp -it?- " -?** "The Reason Why." M. A. Tlmtiias St??ck Remedies are the Itcst. tl.oy are scientifically made and all incdif i; c. They keep the health up. and the feed bill down. There Is a a cause for eier.v effect, remove the cause and the .??flue t reiuuvr-s. it*elf.? ? The Poultry Remedies are especially made t" relieve all the diseases in the Fowl family such as Cholera anil Roupe and makes the lien* lay. The Flog Remedy wtl! positively keep off the Cholera, and if given In the Hrst stage*, will cure AO per-eewt. I fergrt rt) keep on hand a bot tle of Farris' Colic Itemed j for Horse*, ft is so simple wfth dropper, that it child can gire It. Also a bottle of Fer ris' Healin? Remedy for Huts and Bruises on man or beast. They never fail. - Tbene remedies are all guaranteed to yon by your dealer, to gire satisfac tion. or your money hack. t Made hy old Kentucky Mannfaet/ir I m g Co.. Padueah. Kentucky. For sale by Sprinys A Shannon, Cam den. S. C. ? ad*. .Tnne R, . lingerie IM*play? (>IM Indecent. ?y: S - ; :$? . ? ' - ' -v it> ? -v" N ? York. .\. V. "ludcitol " Th the wa\ l In- vvuun !)'? dub* dc*u' ribe the e* hitdtiou* ??r liiiitrriv in the windows of f;r hi >mdilc NVvv York *hup*. Tin <ii. plays "f lilirty, diaphanous fttii^itte mm fSfffl have aroused the Federation of \V. thr resolution* adopti-d by that organisation brty^'Wow Jwim iKifuiNtl l>y' i)hi Women'* Kf|?ul> flcan Ctiib. The Uit (er jhafr ai?p<?iifted it tMIMlittee t!J> A ir?.| > the ?ll? >| thill ha Vc the * '?jc<<tlnuablc pink ni|d blut> "uudlei" dnipwi on wAx figure* and displayed In window*. . Ttita cnmutitice wlU endeayor to. make the ?*iu>nk? . i>t iv umlfrstaiid j?? ' ;>?*?* <1)1 HK? ? >?vv in 'MU'-h glaring exldbp llitlW. H ! i( i- th.it. the white nitw (in undergarment* i?f euvller years ihuy !,i . shown .with propriety, hut t?i< duel ive, transparent, fiirosy thing* of today should iu all decency * he kept ' ? 4 '? *? ilDdi'i I'uvrr to !?>? shown ? ? 1 1 1 \ t'> piov pectjye customer*. . j "I do Hot object fo t)Uy ?fcspla* of ! !)? regulation variety v>f underwear."' -\i! I Mr>. NVcntz. "I do most heartily < | >tp prove of tlios?> thin chiffon nnd orgette t . pr dixphttuou* thing-' SUMMONS FOR RELIEF St.ite of South Carolina. (\'?UM i.V (it Kershaw. Court (if Common l'htfi* Then Fntcrprise I'.uilding and l.oan As - ? sneiutlou"". of Camden. S. Plaintiff. ? against Matilda .Miller, I >et emlunt. To the Defendant: Villi arc hereby suinim>ue<l and feiiulr-, ed to answer tho complaint in this action. of which a copy is herewith served upon you. ami to scr.ve a Copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribe r at his office at Cam den, South Carolina within twenty day# after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid./ the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded iu the complaint. ? NV. M. SHAXXOX. IMaiutiff's AttoVney. Dated at Cam don. S. Fcbrnaty iitfth. 1 To tlie Defendant. Matilda Miller: Yon will please rake notice that the Coinplnint herein was filed in the office ? >f the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County at Camden. S. C.. on February 2<>th. W. M. SUAXXOX. l'lailitiff's Attorney. . AN ORDINANCE To amend an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to prevent eattle and geese, from running at large upon tlie streets and thoroughfares of Camden, ami to provide ;i penalty for any violation of same. ' j ? I?e . it ordained by tin* Mayor and Aldermen ,of the City of Camden. South Carolina, in (Council assembled this the 3rd day of March. 1010. that an ordi n a mre ratified "ftn Ordinance to prevent cattle and geese from running -at large upon the streets, and thoroughfares of Camden. and to provide a penalty for any violation <?f same. ratitieti the 22nd day <?f May. tMS'J. bo and the, same is hereby amended, by changing tlie wortl "town" to *Vi1y-" on Hue?! ^ix. twelve, thirteen, sixteen and t wenty-three. and by changing the word "councilnien" to "aldermen." on lint- thirty-live.' and by adding the word "parks" after the w^rd "Mrt'i-ts." on line eleven ; and by add ing the words "turkeys. chit-kens, or any hind of foWT" after tM word ,lgee?eTr on line> 10. 14. IS. 21. 24. 2S. .18. 42. tif. said ordinaln^ and by ohmiitlni ""TweuTy live Ten ta . 1 2^V to >^vfnty^v* et'jifs'on line 10. ?d that -said Oydiuanoe shall read a* "follows: f 1. That from ami after the passage of this . ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any eattle or geese. -turkey a* rhij'k eus j?r any kind of fowl, to run at large upon any of the streets, porks, and thoroughfares of the city of Cam den. It shall be the duty of the police of the town to capture and impound any. cattle or gcc.se. turkeys, chickens or "any kind of fowl. *o found running at large, and the owners thereof shall pay into the treasury of the city one dollar -for each and every bead of cat f 1 and twenty -live cents i 2oc) for each : .ui<J every head of geese. 'turkeys, chick ' -mis or any kind of fowl, before the *aid rattle or Kee>c. turkey*. chickens ? >f jiny kiml of fown. shall be released. If -hall l>e the duty of the CJiief of ( f'oll'-e. i ii i in e<| i a t ely after impounding I ,n.> o.iHo- ?r gft'se. rir ntrkl'.V. cfllCk ??ii*'. -?r an* kind of fowl, to -plit up a . let :.??? in three public places of the cityi flcvcrimng the said cattle, geese, tur t< fhickens of any kind of fowl, and , /on t iiiitinp .1 for ten day.-, after which : time, ir the -aid cattle or geese, turkeys, ? -hickens ? 1 1* \ 1 1 kind of fowl, are not redeemed . the\ will be sobl 31 1 public , I'til'T*. before the market, to defray e x pen si's ,.f keeping them. nod the baiance of t iie money. vM obtained, after deducting the e\ pi'tiscs. shall turned into the town treasury, to await a , claimant, who nui*t 'appear before coun cil antl prothn-e satisfactory proof that the cattle or jjretw. turkey*. chickcus or any kind of foWl. sold. w ej*e his or her property. W hen such proof i>? presented, _tbe .Ut'UicL uf .VIdfruie?? wiH ordrr "Said balance to lie |iaitl over to the claim Alll. / : 2. And f?o- each aud every tlay after , the iirst day. that cattle or geese, ? turkeys. chicken*. ,.r any kind of fowl, f ?'ball remain in pound, there shall be an additional cost of seventy-live cfntB { I 7.V? h*tr each and every head of cattle ,? and ten cents (lft> on eueh and every i liead of ffese. turkey*. cHLrfcens. ~ or i any kind of fowl for the daily feeding J of same. j -I. That 'all ordina litres, or parts of ? ordiiiautCA iu conflict with TTie aSore, J an- hereby repealed. flatltied in Council assembled this the J r?rd day of Marrb 1010. I * V. RKAftrNOTOK, . Mayor. Attest: ' n H. C. Hl.\#H.RTON\ (Vrfc. The City of GOODRICH _ Akron. Ofiio ? A Queer Old Bird j? The Pelican Its bill holds more than its bellican. But at that, its heart is bigger them its bill. It is the only bird which shares its , food with other and weaker fbvtf. So the queer old pelican looms up handsome in Goodrich's eyes ?eyes which see beauty that is more than skin deep. Goodrich, it is true, makes Silvertown Cords the handsom est tires? the very Beau Brummel tires KM smart cars. Yet if clumsiness and ugliness would add one mile to their* service, Goodrich would make them clumsy and ugly as the queerold pelican. ? "Quality First/', rules in the manufacture of Silveriowns; and they render quality servicefirst and last. Give your automobile the obvious grace and elegance of the Tires with theTwin s Bed Diamonds on the sidewall. Their mileage is mire. . Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer "BEST IN THE LONG RUN"