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aujohol-;hmshoknt. AVe4 e t able Prepara t km> for A? similntinifcUicFood by R<*?lila MntJUieStomAchs and Itowl*0^ Thereby Promoting I)i\V*lfon MeeifuJnessAmJIkstUiflUutt noNher Oniuni, >forphinc nor Miner/il. Not Narcotic Hrtyt af Wlk.Wm/mMR j /*umfjbn J W v All Srm/tu \ Ab rAMJmUt Aafaf&Mt Jlmm+nnint /HTa,*mat?S?U Mmn lW < hui/mU Xkyar Itiotry, mwn Huv?r A helpful Remedy for J Constipation and Diarrhoea, and Fcver/shness and Loss ofSlkkp < resulting (herefrom in Infancy fnc Simile Signature of The Cektauh Cox paw. 0 NEW YOIIK. 1 Exact Copy of Wrapper. , For Infants and Children. : 11 I*." ? ? Mothers Know Thi Genuine Castoria Always / v Bears tho /flf JJ Signature/yjT MINISTI'.ltN !>IS< -l-SS 1'ICOIILKM Wlihrs ami WhIis Wan I i-o Uring About More Amicable llHallons. ?** '? ? 1 V V ? * ? tYillUiibla. S. July "JN. In hi tiff to' ?l iiM?i?iis l<i bring about more :i in tc*al>l<- I'l lni ions 1>m| wooii tin' two ruoos, m ponfenuioo of whito niiil imgro min i.stor* of the rily of (!iilninl?iu nu>t at the Young Men'* < 'lu ini in n Associat i??ii bnjMing this* morning. It was '!?'? ciiltMl in ilnlw up ii .4eriotf i?f strong n'so* Intioii*. iNuifii iiimI in I ?y ft oommit t?'e of three white ami three negro ministers, mr pti l?! ir*ji r n ??? in ths* pri*s?- enlling on lllMllbors of I X t I 1 1 I'lH'OS to llol.i their iw-it<l> ii ml to try to o\em>ine any f ? nu of 7t-i?(Tnc?Mi i-imv whirl) now may ex ...jst. . ll was utiiti'il Hint .tin* ministers <>f >?oth tares wliii'h spoke that there is now a t i*ii si on . which, might snap at my iiioiix'ii t . not only In Columbia, bufc ii other t'oinm iini t ins of South ('aroliiia. ..Tin* <|ii>nki,rs thought that this mental ? '.irolitinii oouhl hi* ovcrcniiic by. the ?*hur?'h taking artive steps to mitigate any 1!! fooling which might exist. Hishop ('hnppell iitnj .,?>lher. negro UiLn i -iters -nii| i hut i In- vast majority of I, ho negro rare was against any thought ?>f rare ho-(.ilit io.-. thai il nioroly wanted to live in ponce it 1 1.4 1 in friendship with its w hi to n -i ifhlxii'N. itishop t'happoll *?ni<l itlnit tin* negeoey ? t i < i tint desire so oi'.inl oi|iiali!y. but wanted o<pialit,v of i i ; ' !ro ic'ifr iho law. 1 '? :m*I :<?!?.! v *i!l tin* innnKs wl^o spoke w i * ! iho opinion that, with liolp ami -xr ? ? . ? I j i iioo i >.ini t ho ' w h i t o |oj|i|or? nf (ho -l.i' ?? f: I ? :i amoiig I ho races Voiild bo ?M\oi, .-ll. I'll'-/ -.tilted thill I ho nogr.os ha<l i v j ?? i . ? 1 1 worthless element whii'h wax causing all the trouble. 'I'll" negroes nppeHlcd f<>r tin nlndilioii. of diliice halls, pool rooiiis, pt<V, which, t Ih'.v stilted, were hotbeds of uiirost. Their- eradication or regulation by . the po'lic, they claim. will ilo much to stump .?hi tin* prevailing menace ; for, they >iiili\ they an* habituated l?y tin* more vicious element of (lie negro race, that pari which ilo.es' n<i?. attend the elmrehes ami which doe.s not coiue unilej* flu* in fluence of the preachers. Mrs. .M. (\ llinson Dead. The f 11 ti I services ' of Mrs. Minnie lliiiMtiu wife of M. ('. 1 1 i ii son, were hi'ld at the home of .,11. lMair at 1014 WJiulcy Street. Sunday afternoon. .lujy 'J 7 . at .'5 :.'><) o'clock, conducted hy the Kiiv. A. llartlesv, assisted hy the Kev. Mr. Tuylor. The services were attended hy a large number of friends. Interment took place at < Mympia cemetery. Mrs llinson leavtvs a husband, four children ami a host ofi friends. She was a member of the Cedar Creek Bap tist church of Lee (?Vointy. She united with the church on a profession of f a i ? i n- Ch ? t he? age nf~ si XtoPUr ller life was em hi I at the ii|{e of .'17 years. ; ? Wisliiosdiiy's Columbia Itieord. Atlanta (Jets Reunion. Atlanta, .Inly -d. ? fVtober 7. !>. ami Id. 'have been chosen for I'nited Con federate Veterans' annual reunion here ami since (ietieral Van Zandt, of Fort ' N* i ; t h . in aeeepting the invitation to hold the reunion here in the fa!! sug t.. | i ii't ober it is presumed these dates \:i! |?r?'ve acceptable to the veteratn. THE "Save A. Dollar" STORE Ki i > the ie>son uc must all loan*., but i?ui,.ur.v .i.M-n'l inert!) 1 1 ? ? i npf \\ i t h ? > ll t . i i ; i ' ii'icitii-.M t'i'uiiciiiy i> in buying. \\ liv i! we into the wholesale market w e bay < riyht. Th.it'< why we can make it possible for you J 1 1 iiwy riK It' t r? ?m u-. We s.i\c \ i ? ; i hard cariit'il dollars on all family supplies. >n a 1 1 \ purchase you make from us. You don't h ; i \ ? ? l" bu\ many dollars' worth here to "save a dollar." (Jin* ? ^ood> an?i pri?'es tell their own story. The dollars we-.-avt* i : i the wholesale market stay in the pockets ti,r the c??n -umers. Springs & Shannon i .Sc Store That Carries The Stock. MBS. MORTON F. PLANT Mra. Morton F. Plant, an active Red Cross worker who was married to Col. Wllllum Iluywurtf, commander of the Fifteenth Infantry, the famous negro regiment* " LIVING MONUMENT TO DEAD Town to Care for One French Orphan for Each of Its Dead 8oldlers. Chicago. ? Twenty-one little French war orphans constitute a living monu ment which Clarlnda, la., has planned for Its soldier dead. A fund has been contributed by Its citizens to care for one little war waif for each Clarlnda boy who died In France, that their numqa may bo kept alive, to be loved and honored on both sides of the wa ter. The family of each dead hero will receive letters regularly from one small protege who during Its whole lifetime will hold the name of their boy In reverence. The Clarlnda citizens have paid $30.fH) ? 10 cents a day ? for each child's support for a year, through the Fa therless Children of France, an Ameri can organization with headquarters at ?110 South Michigan avenue, Chicago, co-operating with a similar one In France, of which Marshal JofTre Is the head. The organization will see that the adoption of each child Is made in the name of and as a memorial to a dead soldier of Clarlnda. The town plans to repeat this sum annually for each child until It Is capable of caring for Itself. It has been demonstrated that 10 cents a day, to supplement the pension of the same amount which the French government, straining its resources, granted Its war orphans at the time of the early disasters, will suffice to keep send and body together in a little vic tim of the war and enuble It to remain with Its mother or other living rela tive Instead of being placed In an In stitution. From the prayers of such a child the name of the brave American soldier who died for France and the world will never be absent. HONOR SLAJN BOY SCOUTS Ceremony Held Where Roman Em perors Threw Christiana to Wild Beasts. Rome. ? Where once Christians were offered as a prey to wild beasts to amuse the Roman populace in the Roman coliseum by the Caewars a Christian service wps celebrated re cently in memory of the boy scouts of the- Italian army who had done t messenger service at the front and were killed in actlo^. The altar used f?? the service was one which had been carried by the Italian armies through many cam paigns in the Alps, and was placed In the west end <>f the Coliseum. The ser\ ire was presided over by Monslg nor ltnrtolomasi, who held the rank ! of perioral 1n the Italian army as chapln in-in-iliief to thr Italian forces. Tin- immeiiNe ruin of pagan days wnv filled with people. I>etachnients of boy scouts occupied the arena. The scouts were in uniform and carried ritlcs. After the mass Monsignor I>a rt delivered a stirring ser rn?>n. :n whirh he drew attention tQ the ch;intre in human thought which w : i ii ' ?!? ? to convert this paean amphl the;iter into a <'hri<'ian temple. Bears Third Set of Twins m Third Successive Year Mrs. Annie ChoHck, 'J J years "M. of Shamoki::. became 1'etm sylvunia's champion mother when the thlril M-t of twins in three years mat It* their advent at the ShamoVin State hospital. The fir^t twins, two hoys, were horn in 1017, the .second pair, a boy and a jrirl. in 1918, and a few days ac?? two hoys arrived, ta'ivint; the woman a record of m\ children In three years. Tips Wait Claimant. Detroit. Mich.? Four flnj??*r tiji* are ?it polif" h ">;) <i'| i : : i r' ?rw wultinc h clal>0 ant. 11: . y wrrc bitten off by Alger Thompson, taxi driver, when a holdup man tried to gag him. Ne*ro Convict Kacapea. ? Columbia. July 2tt.~-~lVuit??iitiary of* I tk'ialtt uotittvx) tlw imiIUv y<?it?rday that Archie IVrklUM. nogro, twapod from Lhe I ???Sauv?nr?' Fariu. in Hunntcr county. Th?* ?M-Krii left t li?> plantation ? iiimnI with u fiK-utlii* Hlu>t iruu aud a Krng ri!l? i'V i'H'mh fnado a HltCCeMrtfUl break for liberty o? Friday afternoon and not lew Hrc being Hj*nt to polk** department* ami county officers. 1 1?? is dtweribod us be-j i it K tlvo feefy eight iiU'bnM in heiglift ami dark blown color. lie wan sent to tin' |?r.l*on from OrtH.10 vlllf county. Legal Advertising CITATION State of Mouth Carolina. (Vmnty of Kershaw. j . ? ? V ?- I ..... . . - - - ?| Ity \V. L. McDowell, Iv^iniie. Pro bate Judge. Where mm, Chalmers D'ye ami Matthew lVny made nnit to me to grant C. E. Williams, Letter* of Administration of the- estate ofaud effect* of James Dye, deceaaed. These are. Therefore to cite and ad? uioiihh all and singular the kindred and creditor# of the naid James Dye, de ceased, that they he and appear before me. In the Court of Probate, to be held ut Camden. S. C,, on August 4th, next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to whow cause, if any they have, why the said Administration -hoiilil^ nut be granted. Given under my Hand this 21st day of July, A. D. 1010. W. I /. MoDOWELL, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the 25tli day of July anil the Lst day of ^ugtist, 1010, in 1 In* Camden Chronicle and posted at tin* Court House door for the time pre scribed by law. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, August Nth, l!>10, 1 will make to the Probate Court if Kershaw County my final .return as Kx ecu tor ? ?f the estate of S. M. Wil son. deceased, and on the same date I will apply t??? the said Court for a llnat" discharge from my trust as said Exo* tutor. \V. (}. WILSON. Camden, S. July 8th. 1010. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice <is hereby given that ono month from t'hls date, on Friday, AuJ giW IJVfh. 11H0. I *\*ill make to 'tin* Probate Court of Kershaw County my tfiiiial retuirn n*s Administrator of the eit'ate of Kd. I >. McLek)(H? deceased, and o'n the bailie date I will apply to Un said Court for a tiivai discharge as Kiid Administrator. J. 11. McLEOD. Adiministrator <Anuiden, S. C.. July 15th. 1010 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given that a meet ing of .the Htocklvolders of The Clybura Drug Company, a corporation, will be held at the place of business of said Ciyburn Drug Company, at Camden, S. C. on Monday August, 11th, 1010, to consider the proposition of dissolving said co ri?o ration. W. It. OLYBURN, i President. Camden, S. ('., July 0th, 1010. NOTICE TO DEBTORS All parties indebted to the estate of W. S. Rarnes, deceased, are hereby no tified to lOake payment to the under signed. and all parties, if any, having claim.* against tfce said estate will pre sent them duly attested within the time prescribi-d bv law. LAPPA S. BARNES, Administratrix. Camden; S. July 5th, 1910. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Hermitage Cotton Mills will be held Tuesday, Augirst 5th, 1010, at the offlres of the Company at Cam den, S. ,C. at 11:30 o'clock A. M. C. II. YATES, Secrotary. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that Edna *\L?wery Davis. Administratrix of the Estate of C. C. Lower.v, deceased, hath tihis day made apidication unto me for a final discharge as Administratrix of the Estate of the said C. C. I/owery, and that Monday, the 11th day of Au gust. 1010. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in Camden, S. C., ha\e been appointed as the time mid place for the bearing of said applica tion. and on the same date the said Edna Lnvery David will apply t-> the ?uuhI Court for a linal discharge as *iid Adm i it i ?t rat rj \. AH parties, if any, having claim* anain-Jt th>* ?ai<i estate will present them duly attested to the Administra trix who*- address is Manning Avenii'-. S' i mi t ?? r. S. on or before that date or be forever barred. W. I.. MrlM IWKM., .Tu'k* -?( Probate for Kershaw County. Camden. S. i '.. July 10th. 10 1 1 ?. "The Reason Why." It. A Thomas Stock Remedies are the best, they are scientifically made and ali mcdlcitie. They keep the health up. and the feed bill down. There is a a cause for every effect, remove the cause and the effect removes itself. The Poultry Remedies are esj>ccially made to relieve all the diseases In the Fowl family such as Cholera and Roupe and makes the liens lay. The Hog Remedy will positively k?M?p off the Cholera, atid If given in the first stages, will cure 0<) per cent. Don't forget to kit'p on hand a bot tle of Karris' Colic Remedy for Horses. It Is so simple with dropper, that a child can give it. Also a bottle of Fer ris' Healing Remedy for Cut# and Bruises on man or beast. Tlicy never fall. These remedies arc all guaranteed to you by your dealer, to give satisfac- 1 tlon. or your money back. Made by Otd Kentucky Manufactur- j Ing Co., Padiwah. Kentucky. For sale by Springs A Shannon, Cam den. S. C. ? adv. June 8. SAVE the LEATHER KEEP YOUR SHOES MEAT shoe poushes m Our Bank WHERE IT ISSaFE from Fire or Burglars & ' ; \ : } ;? ' ' ' /. -? DON 'T SPEND ALL. THAT MONEY JUST BECAl'SE VOU ARE GOING TO GET MOKE IN A FEW DAYS. PI T SO. MB OF" IT IN OI K BANK. DO THIS EVERY TIME AND YOl WILL SOON HAVE A NICE SUM TO VOIR CREDIT. THEN Y0V. CAN ENLARGT VOI R BUSINESS AND MAKE MORE MON'KY. COM KIN, WE WILL WELCOME YOU; YOl' WILL RECEIVE FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST. Tl,e First National R i OF CAMDEN, S. c ^ "Goodrich" TIRES 'The Best in the Long Run" Guaranteed 6,000 Miles - \ - Smooth Safety Tube 30 x 3 $12.90 * $2.75 30 x 3 1-2 16.80 $18.70 3.25 31 x 3 3-4 20.50 4.00 32 x 3 1-2 19.45 21.85 ,3.70 , 32 x 4 26.20 29.70 ' 4.55 34 x 4 28.10 31.85 4.95 Compare these prices with prices you are paying for tires that bear only a 3,500 mile guarantee, . You will find these less and nearly double the mileage guaranteed Full Stock of Sizes - Chevrolet Automobiles in Stock For Immediate Delivery Hartford Shock Absorbers for Hupp, Dodge and Nash - GEO. T. LITTLE. Camden, S. C. WE SELL ONLY THE BEST ANY QUANTITY AT LOW PRICES 1 SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED DAVIDSON & COMPANY TELEPHONE 104 "The Middle Town Yard"-,-Main Street, Next to Court House. ~ T