The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 11, 1919, Image 8
18 cents a package
What you pay out your good money for
is cigarette satisfaction ? and, my, how
you do get it in every puff of Camels!
EXPERTLY blended choice
Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi
nate bjte and free them from any
unpleasant cigaretty aft?rtast? or
unpleasant cigaretty odor.
Camels win instant and permanent
success with smokers because the
blend brings out to the limit the
refreshing flavor and delightful mel
low-mildness of the tobaccos yet re
taining the desirable "body." Camels
are simply a revelation I You may
smoke them without tiring your taste!
For your own satisfaction you must
compare Camels with any cigarette
in th^ world at any price. Then,
you'll best realize their superior
quality and the rare enjoyment
they provide.
It J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Win.to.-S.Um, N. C
ICOIIT. M. (OOI'KI! ! > i:\ 1 >
I'roiiiiiu'iil I j<m* County Fiutnor I'aNsrH*
? Away in HnlUmoro.
Sumtrr. July (5. ? News was roeoivixl |
Urn- Into Siitulny o'vonuiK "f tin*' ilonth ;
in ii h(ks|iiilnl in 1'uft imiitv <>f Robert :
M. ( 'iMtpri of Wi^ucky this ?fN>rn<Mm. j
Mr. <'(io|)c>r had n< ? t Immui Well for the
pa<t few m. >iit lis ami two. weeks a>oo
woint tu J tn Minior-(> f(>r treatment but
lH'iitlh?r family nor triomlM realt*?*d tlrnt
his- end was near.
Mr. Cooper wiw, 'on?? of the promt*
nrii t prof revive farmers t?f the State
iiikI a high inUtded man of the old
-<-h<i.tl who had the respect of all who
List Your Farm
Property
? &
July and August are good months in 'which to list
farm property for sale. We are having inquiries for
farm lands and we feel sure that we can find a pur
chaser for your farm, if you desire to sell, and will list
it with us at the right price.
If you desire to sell or to buy a. farm see us, at
once. We also have desirable city property listed for
sale.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
I. C. HOUGH, Manager
.know him. IIo was lxirn in 1853 near
his pr?<eiit home in Wisacky, then in
Sumter county. This Mention became
ai part of Lee when that county was J
fortius! iik receipt years. *In 1S75 Mr.
C-ooper wwin graduate*! ftx.>W the Uni- j
versity of Virginia in civil and min- j
iii)j engineering. He was offered a !
professorship in tlho I'nivensity of Ala
bama. but t lie duaitoh of hi? ? father,
(Jeorge W. Cooper. called him to his
home and there he renitained to look
after t/lie family Cntate. He married
Miss Netta Shaw, the daughter of the
la.tn. Judge Shaw, who tli many years,
ago.
Mr. Cooper took a prominent part in
the pnhlic iift of I?ce and Sumter (V>un
ti?v< l>nt never would accept ofiire in
-either. He was a member of Gover
ns ? r w nning'ts *t'aff. He often went to
Waslungfon to represent the South Car
olina fanners in conferences^ with the
president and secretary of agriculture.
He is -survived by one son,. Robert M.
Cooper of Wisaeky. four daughters, Mrs.
F. C. Manning of Newark, Mrs. Clar
ence Miller of Waynesvillo. N. C.. Mrs.
Hro.ilcntan Wilkinson of Montgomery,
A hi., and Miss Netta Cooper of Wisacky.
All of his family were with him at
the end except Mrs. Miller' who was in
Wisaoky with Mrs. It. M. Cooppr, Jr.
Dr. Anna II. Shaw Dead.
Philadelphia, July 2. ? Dr. Anna How
ard Shaw, honorary president of the
Niitinnal Ameriean Woman's Suffrage
association died at her home in Moylan,
Pa., near here, at 7 o'clock this even
ing. She was 71 years "old.
Next Time ? Buy
CORD TIRES
to K ? ( I rmt
? ?? w n.h,
B i r; , clean-cut in
appearance, they give
an excess mileage
even for Cord Tires.
TOUGH, WEAR-R?SI3TING TREADS
For ;tcL- ! i*"::!crs
TWO IIOYN IN 8MAIJ, (WOK
I'.itMli i.tMH) Milt** From Chlemo To
N'rw Orlfiuu
(Now Uilraus Tum\s l'icuvun- ?
1 i ? .in CbioNgo to N?W u
i'iii ii'M' Si \ i rt"ii huudrod iniltv.. ..?? r,u?
Mxt*>e<??)th ?'f $Yio diMtuioe ar??und t !?<?
glob* lu ti *i,,veijrt.eou-6uot boat. 1 1
onoutfh ft?r a matt t?> carry on M* back !
Tlii.> i i iiiui kjihlf f *'ii t raivly porfuiiti
od since tfche oldoii days of .loHet. wa*j
tne realisation ??f year* of dreuiiiing
and was u<'I?i t* v tn! as the crowuln;* tri
umph of lirist arrival u|*>n young wiu-,
hood's o*ttftte by John Condon and .luck
Clegg, seventeen and elfhteen yoai* of
ago, rcHpoot'ively, of C.hieagp, w*hen Tuetj
day nu>rnim( their diminutive Titanic,
a* Obey trtyled tflreir canoe,' was paa
. ti.-d int.. New Orleans and moored at
the head of ('anal street.
The boys had entered an agreement
wlir?n 'they were tiny kadi that a* booo
a* t:hey should "grow up" *fcey would
00(0)0 to Now Orleans m a canoe. Tliey
paddled out of Chicago, down the K?n
kahee river May 1, (fheiwe into tne
ininols river and Into tho MisaisNippi.
The trip required fifty. -three day*
"AM went well." said young Clegg.
"until we ran into an eddy in Clie
Mississippi Juxt out from Caruttiei*
vllle. Mjd. , Floro our boat was capsixea
and we came near drowning. We lotft
nil lour enuloment. dun*. tent. cook
in* i>tons?ils. food and everythine else
wenrt overboard, and we were lelt dos
tlLute. We clung to the canoe which
wan ttu rued Mftojn up, till tiually a
irosollne boat came tfo our rescue ann
pulled its ifo (the edge of the river,
whore we turnd our l*Jat ovor ana
start<-d again."
Condon was nearly drowned uear
PaHpiwnlne. ' La.. ; When tho Tltanle bit
anoltber eddy. Clegg swam to shore,
smoking taid. while Condon <1 u n e po
ttio canoe. wbidh acaln was turned
over, as* they did not earc to lose- tne
httrie l?oat
"I kept clingimg to tho Iwait." watrt
t'onaon. "waiting for Clogg 'to show tin
on tihe shore with a rescue uartv. It
| wormed like aires. lit began to get darK,
ami I was drifting on down stream,
clinging to the bottom of tihe boat, aurt
looking and yelliNg for aid. I floated
hy sovorai- negroes, and waved at tfcem.
"ATI I git out of hihem was 'Hey,
doro J' They thoug'ht I WtfJf jm?t. flirt
ing 'with them. 1 irui\ss, and they waved
on ok. I con/Mii 'it make Ithem bear tne.
It was getting so dark and the waves
u hro so high I couldn't see the ahorc ;
distinctly enough to tell whether Clegg
Had ever #fl*>wed up.
"I decided T'd give uo the boalt and
try *wlmminif to land Tli|t when I
turned the canoe loose, and started off.
T soon found T was boiivg attacked
with cramp*. I know them tbult my
fate and the boats were necessarily
llnkod together, and I managed 'to swim
baek to It. I was getting migblty cold,
but had made up my. mind that I
would ihavo to Htick it out all night,
ntr least.
"Finally, as fortune would have it, a
citrv?? In tho river brought me close
enough to tho land for my yelling to
be hoard by a passing negro. He got
& bont and paddled out to me. But
<tfhen 1t looked like :he wasn't going to
do anything f*or fear I'd upset his
boat or splash waber on bim. He
ftna-lly agreed I muWI catch on the
?toi*n of hi4? oanoo. T was clinging to
,his boat with *vno hand and to our
canoe with the o+;her. Finally he drag
gled me and -the boat in.
"Rut then I eoirtd not find Clog*.
Tho negro told me I bad floated eight
mihvs down the river from wbere T
told him CW'fcg had Kwam ashore. So I
was left waiting for developments."
riogg said ho did n>r>t find anyone
fo help for sometime, and that when
lie did wtart out on the search. ?tho
wav<? were so high and it was got
tiug so Ijite be could .not see far en'ouch
out into tho river.
"We wm- II looking," K?iil (-lecg,
"thoiurh despairingly, and 1 wax Hurt*
,ny partner had beeu drowned, when
we (nit a koadry wiuon rite drivei
'vvikl us of the rescue."
"When 1 met ?OUie of the ntfTOiN i
had pushed they told tim they thought
I lUUMt have beeir a convict otK'aped
fnrtCO -<iiiir,vlici'i' Up the river". Condon
said. refAirltf to Angola.
The Titanic waw sold 1?ere. and th?
hoys returned t*> Chicago by rail Fri
day. ."I have enough M such expert-;
nair Clegg. 4,I would not take
a million for inlue4 but ,1 wouldn't
give t?*p centx (V>r a iw At her trip."
"HeMeve nie," Comlon atldcd, 4,I
w. iildji't take the samo chunce again for
a hundred million."
M?rrli|t.
Married at the home of Probate Judge
\V. L. MclMveM on Sunday afternoon
hi -t. July Uth, 1919. Mr. Benjamin ^7111
iii h ii Davis and Mi6? Pearly Clark, both
of ('auhlen, S. C.
CITATION
State of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
,
By W. L. McDowell, Kwiulrc. Pro
bate Judge.
Whereas, T. 11. Fletcher made suit
to me to grautt hLm Letters of Admin
istration ?>f t V Estate of and effect?
V>f Stephen F. Hough.
These are, Therefore, to ejte and ad
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Stephen F. Ilough,
deceased, that they be and appear be
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Camden, S. C., on Judy 22nd
next after publication thereof, at 11
oVlVx-k in the forenoon, t*? show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
(liven under my llaud this 8th day
of July A. 1). 15)19.
W. L. MclM>WELL,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published on the I1fh and 18th days
of July HHO, in the Camdtm Chronicle
and pasted at the Court House, door
for the time prescribed b.v law.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice, is hereby given thab a meet
ing of the stockholders of The- Clyburn
Drug Company, a corporation, will be
! held at fhe place of businew* of said
! Clyburn Drug Company, at Camden, S.
i.C. on Monday August, 11th, 1911), to
1 consider the proposition of dissolving
said corporation.
W. It. CLYBURN,
!. President.
Camden, S. C., July 9t?h, 1919.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
. All parties indebted to the estate of
W. S. Barnes, deceased, are hereby no
-tiiled. to. mlakc payment to 'the under
signed. and all parties, if any, having
claims against the said esrtate will pre
sent thwn duly attested within the time
prescribed by taw.
LAURA S. PARNES,
Administratrix.
Coin den, S. C., July 5 th, 1919.
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University of South C<
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
Entrance examinations to the
versity df South Carojiua will be
by the County Suverintemlent of L
cation at the Couuty Court House,
day, July 11, 1919 at 9 a. iu. Eutu
examinations will also ... he. held it
University, September 17 and 18,
The University offers varied con
of study in science, literature, l^Ut
law and business. The expense*
moderate and many opportunitta
self support are offered. A large
hor tit scholarships are available."
tary training compulsory for fr
and sophomores.
Reserve Officers' Training Oorpi.
For full particulars write to
PRESIDENT W. S. CURRELL,
University ?( South Carolina,
Columbia, S. I
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CONTRACTOR
"No War Tax" Camden, S. C. I
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Undertakers for Colored People
Telephone' 41 714 W. D?Kilb Sl
? - ' .
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"VV hile you can get a hose for 10 cents you know as a rule that
the 10 cents hose will last you about one season. With an order
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Covers within the limits of the United States and
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