Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FA MO Eggs, Milk, Wheat and Meat All give you the same character of nourishment? protein and carbohy drates?the most important compounds in food. Protein is the element that replaces the tissue we hum up every hour in exertion and nervous excitement. * Carbohydrates supply energy. Schlitz Famo is a product born of science. In addition to protein and carbohy drates it contains every other com pound if) food, except fats, that Nature utilizes to maintain the human body. Schlitz Famo is a satisfying, refreshing drink? non-intoxicating. Schlitz Famo is the worth-while cereal beverage. On sale wherever soft drinks are sold . Order a case from Phone 45 Camden Wholesale Grocery Co. 109 DeKalb Street Camden, & C. Made Milwaukee Famous OIL MILLS and COTTON MILLS \W h:ivf a lurxt' stuck of ' *? ? 1 1 ? ? 1 1 I'? ain Scalo ? ?? ?i 1 1 j ?1 ?? t *? with f i" ;4 : i i ?? 1 1 1 :i ? I ?* by Howe. .#S?*alv * ' AIm lot of ("it'tilt- r|* *? W'?' carry ??vrry t hitin in th > way ? ? f Ku1?Imm\ <?an<ly ? ' :i u?l Leather Hc'.t. I.'argi' Mock 1'nuip .lacks, an<l- * < K Ijmlcrs. Try u? on s..; i?f our Hpooial Friction Su fari< Heft. will give vim scrvir?' almost c<|'ia!. to l.ratbor HHtV ""7 ? ? ? ? " COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 WEST GE3VI AS ST. COLUMBIA. S. C. The Columbia Concrete Company 1641 Main Street Columbia, S. C. STREET PAVING, SIDEWALKS, BRIDGES. CUL VERTS, FLOORS, WALLS. ANYTHING IN CONCRETE. ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED. Modern Farm Machinery The time has. come for modern machinery and tin- pro^ rv.^-ive farmer can 1 1 ? ? t a(V??ni to depend on < 1 1 1 > 1 1 1 1 ? t < ? machinery ami lool> to make any progress or mihiii'v, 1 mproved m h i 1 1 ? ? !*>* means greater force anil 1 c>s expense. We are apents for i } i ? ? International Harvester Company. If you want a Tractor F^ij^V.^+rrrse T Mower. Keaper and Bin i^i^or in tro t anything in the machinery line it w ill p ,\ you to come in and see us. \V?* have on display tu ?? ^ - 1 1 > International Tractors and one lO-'JO Titon Tractor; also one 1 1-2 and l> P. X** engines. Springs & Shannon T!i e St o.' _? That Carries The Stock. WILL MAKK CANVASS ' ' fieri < rov* In Ask For tl.VOOO.OOO In November. I'^d- for a nationwide Red CrOM catti" paigu opening Monday, Nillfi'lllbtr ,'l, and closing amitotic* day, November 11, were formally. inuoumfd lam niuht by l>r. Iiiviuiwtoii Karrand. chairman of the KXiK'Utive committee of the American lied < ro?M. The primary object of the cam ) >a i kii . which will Im* known an the Third I { i" I ? 'ros- Itnll OitUi will he to enroll m^'ilber* f?T HI20, but there will be In addition n general appeal for ?13.000, ? i mh ? to enable the organization to com plete it? war obligations at hoine and abroad. There will also be local appeal* where neceaH# ry, conducted by the chap to aedUrC fund* for local pfOffllM, During the war there were two an nual CroMM campaign's, the war fund ' drive in the late spring ami a Christmas roll call for niQinberHbip. The only caut]>aign this year will be the one in November, and in succeeding years, there will be only an annual roll calll in which the lied Crons will seek the reaffirmed allegiance of the American people express?ed in dollar Memberships. The money ao derived will be used for American purport* and the approval thu* received is to be regarded an a mandate hi carry on future program*. "The first task of the American lied Crows In. of course, bo complertc its ob ligations to American soldiers and sail ors," said I>r. Farrand in announcing the program. "The organization plans, as it.s future i?oljey, to concentrate its ; effort** uiH>n peace problems at home, unless America should again he involved in war or confronted by great disasters creating special emergencies. The Ked I'ros* programs* are primarily within the Held of public health ami wil! aim particularly at (?(??operation w'iJth Hie il activities, federal, Htaiv, and local. The |{ed Cross will not seek to duplicate the work of established organ izations. but will endeavor to supple ment other agencies whether they al ready exi>t or to stimulate and organ ize work where, none such exist*.*' Discharged Soldiers. .John L. Hosh,. Hlanev Lucius. J. Sperms, Lugoflf Win. A. Mcl'herson, Lugoff ii. r .evv .Muses. Kershaw ' James Willi mil's, Hoy kin Richard- Lnglish. Hlaney SO\ KKKHJN HATF.MAN Live Oak Camp I'ays Tribute to Memory of Late Council Commander. 'l'li?? following preamble ami resolu tions were adopted by Live Oak ('amp No. 4t> Woodmen of the World, dated Oam-den, S. August 7, lDli> At the last convention of our eainp the sovereigns who wore present were greeted by 'the stalwart form of our late <V?unsel (\xniivaiidcr, J. F. Hutenian, who whs then in the vigor of health. < Mi five Sabbath following we were with Imp at the eeonetery where memo rial .ser views were held for two of our de parted sovereigns at which time he made ins last appearance in a public way and strongly gave expression in a brief ad dress of the advantages and benefits of our order. Almost the last words we caught from him was when in the discharge of his duty as an officer of t he law, standing as he was before a law breaker, who was holding in his hands a drawn weapon, when he ad- 1 tnonished him. "Don't d*>. that Don't] do that !" and almost before the words were fonmsl a deadly bullet penetrated hi* frame, and in this tragic scene whieh was. being enacted he quietly said. "He gut me." How well it would be to keep in mind these words. "Don't do that, don't ilo that." when we are^about r?> perform -onie act or say some word that will givv pain to some brother. I.ife i> a tragedy and tonight we are railed u|*. n t>> pay a tribute t?> our bite worthy Counsel ( 'omtnander, Sov ereign .1 I'. Hateman. lie was known to u- all am! n-? Wi.?>dtnan who ever ? ?.line in ??i.ntaet with him ever had an\ iea-it>ii to - i* ? i i J > t hi* loyaMy t<> tli<; pivi u)'iph*s .?f .Mir fraternity. He prac tical t lumi hi hi- daily life,* lie alwavs ui'-'-tcil hi- brothir- in a cheerful, help, fu! - 1 ? i e ? I . and f. their happiu?s-. their ? -1 . 1 1 : f . . 1 1 iii . i < - ' i . ? f hi* time wa> fr I ?/''?'en. He -.! .. .r| fn|- w )m t the true u "-driiaii stands f? - r ? l-iie protection ami I tie-. ..i . ? i j r hollo's, and hi* life j " i* L'.v- h '.n d.-r'en... ,,f h>iine>. We j ' 1 ? " ' ? hi- t ! im . ? ? <!.-a fh. \\ e shall ; 1 1 > - * 1 1 u ? mi*-* h. u f..ji:irl?t. A r r?:-- ? I .. \ i W oo.hijai, . a ; upright citizen, a ? .'?'< fe.-i :.??->> othcer ha> fallen . . n " ' v ' . 'I "-'in of mother earth I .< * I ? J , J : r.N-.-iv.. hi- mortal re. Th-r.-f-ire I.,. Jfw . -v, w,d. That in" 'the death. .of S.-v/ I '?'???iffi -I I Mat em an our camp ! 1 ? * . the ??-. that it ha* -n j :i: d w in!,, dep.. ring hi . w. l?i\v . I !?**?' 1 1 . i ll ?j m I ul of mi a } mStI - ? ytfig / I ! at we regard hi- departure [ .1- a to W.H.dcrnft but to .tfrr corn at large. <!o?i?l. gencrous'Tfid ? ...I -v*.ii!e.i. his every pnrjtose was for (!..? betterment of mankind. He n^ured that which w?. high and noble in if- and wan . er f bo'ightfn! and gen erou> with his f o] ] O Wh. "Ur-dv.-d. further. That we extend to hi- bereaved fami!> I.i;r sincere ->m [Mth\ We knew of hi- 1 i ft- of ,i,.Vn. ' ' " 1 1 ????' tender care ..f them, ami in fhe.r hour of ? r n - w we wi-h them tn kn.-u that we xtanl ,.w-r ready to }?> i ?h;*M to them ami t.. render -m h ? ???m fort a- we can ??K.?*.!vod. fu-tl..r. That a pan- in ??tir minute U...k he dedicated t.- rhe ?l.emors of ,,?r late s,.ver?-iicn. ami a ?*op\ ,,f these re* . i u t i<ms he transmitted i" the family of ,.?r |?r.^ },^r >V.--dn.iii. bv the clerk of thi- eamp. :uu\ n ,?PT r?. furii;?htf| the },.e;l; pa l'"r" a"d Sovere-.jr r. \ i-?;t..r with a re- | 1)?* pnht isjied. *' Miref?u'?re. ?'hairnia;i ?I H ( "ybnni T F'^avrr. Ceiuui Mupervlaor* ;\nwunc?<l. Washington. Aug. 11.? -Awioiiitme'nt* at xuit?rvi???rn for South (Jaro li it it \wr?* a ii u<) ULOC^d UMi&y by d}?trj<?t* n ? follows: Fitwt. t?? h?? HiiiwHiiHtsI later. J>uvi<l W.'Qaatou. Jr., Aik?*|i. TWr<t. Klhert H.tAuM NVvy^erry. iNnirtii. Umpqf \V? Ribbi Litu^oi Fifth; Moabrook (V( 'actor, Cheater. Sixth, to iif ?uiiouucfd later, HeveiHtb, Julian X. Wo'lfe, Orangeburg. Legal Advertising , ?? -? - NOTH'K OF KI.KCTION Stuti' i?f South C arolina, I'minty of Kor.sliaw. A prtitioii sign**! by ??<>?' thi r<l or iuor? of the qUiUfied r?*idm?t eloetont and a like pr?>|M>rtion <>f the resident freehold .era of the age of 21 yearn having bean tiled with too County Board of Kdu? cation asking for* an election In ftchool I>int.riot. No. 38 in the aforementioned St?t<* atad OoUoty, to determine whether ? tax ?kf 4 tail la ad<Htional shall be levied for school purposes. The petition having been granted an election wlU he held at the IjOokhart nehool house on Monday August 25th. Poll* will aprn at 8 a. in. and close at 4 p. in. Notice hereof being given In a county paper for two issues. Those who re side in the district and present their tax receipt* andk registration certificates v ill be allowed to vote. 'J'he election will be conducted an a general election with the Trustees as man age ml L. J. Jordan P. K. I'itts \\\ S. Walters Hoard of Trusters School District No. 38. Camden. S. August 11. 1910. CITATION Sta'te of South Carolina, County ? ? f Kershaw. My W. I.. McDowell', Kstpiire. Pro *?;? t e .1 udge. Whereas; Cl7~ A. Preed made suit t<> met 1 1 grant him Letters of Administra tion of the Ks'tate of and effects of ? I. K. CreiHl. These are. Therefore, to cite and ad in 'Uish all and singular the kindred and creditors ??!* the said J. K. Creed, (Tfc eeased. that they be and appear before :ue. in- the Court ? > f Probate, to be held u < 'ainden, S. C., on August Hist next ift.-r publication thereof, at 11 'o'clock ii the forenoon, .t- 1 show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be grunted. Civen under ni.v Hand, this 7th dav of August. A. 1). HUH W. L. MrDOWELL. Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the Nth and loth days ?>. August. 191!t. in the Camden Chron iele and post-eri at the Pourt House door for the time prescribed by law. "The Reason Why." B. A. Thomas Stock Remedies are the best, they are scientifically made and all medicine. 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 especially made to relieve all the diseases in the Fowl family such as Cholera and Roup? and makes the Hens lay. The Hog Remedy will positively keep off the Cholera, and if given in the first stages, will cure 00 per cent. Don't forget to keep 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 Cuts and Bruises on man or beast. They never fall. These remedies are all guaranteed to you by your dealer, to give satisfac tlon, or your money back. Made by Old Kentucky Manufactur Ing Co., Paducah, Kentucky. For sale by Springs & Shannon, Cam den, 8. C. ? adv. .Tune 8. GOOD TO TN? LAST D#Of>m SCAUP TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE .Good Houses at Lew Cost ? Why? IJoratise ? W >? do a largo amount of \v>?rk with ?<[,????!?; modern machin ery instead "f by hand, and build ing in !arK?' ? i ? i a i? ri t i ??*? as wo do. wo eliminate the expense of plans and Hpeci fi?n ti":iK Ikfanxr ? Wo lumber direct f rom the for-**-:, and otfc?r supplies in oar and wo aro satisfied with a reasonable profit. Vou Can II a \ r a ii ome flight Now! We make a \arntv .f ?i7.os and stylos . ? f r>adv t<? put up homos at priors fr?>?n up. Wr.to or phone ii? for our illus IrHi^i frr r.ira'->jf. ^r rome and s e? u.?. I)I\I K IK) ( SK COMPANY Charleston. S. C. I'lione ftAfl-l. til** iujurle* that hf hid bt* tin.k by a fa*t nioviui Na/.im.ivw in " TW.' IU1 it tV W?M w*v?>k. j - <;???? i k?* Qqodwlo. a tiffro about 'JM year* old. ww killed on the Garner'* F?rry r?m?l uea?- OotitfnUja ??arl y Satur day muruiu*. Hi* Um-k wan Urokrn mix) Garden Seed We have just received a fresh supply of turnip seed for fall planting ? White Norfolk, Purple Top, Amber Globe, White Flat, Dutch, White Egg, Golden Ball, Southern Prize. Also Spinach, Collard, Radish, Beet, Carrot, Rape, Lettuce, Cabbage ? anything in this line that you may want. Our motto is: "Yours for Service," w. Robin Zemp's Drug Store TAKtC A PENCIL AND PI T DOWN WHERE EVERY (EN'T OF YOl It LAST MONEY WENT- YOU WILL SEE HOW MUCH WENT FOR EXTRAVAGANCES ANI) THINGS YOl* REALLY DID NOT NEEI). ? IF VOL PI T THIS MONEY IN OCR BANK, IN A YEAR IT WOl LI) MAKE A GOOD ROCND SUM. DO IT. YOl* KNOW YOC OUGHT TO. YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 PER CENT INTEREST. The First National Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C "Goodrich" TIRES "The Best in the Long Run" Guaranteed 6,000 Miles Smooth Safety Tube .30x3 $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 1?nd 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. Red Cedar Shingles last indefinitely WE SELL ONLY THE BEST ANY QUANTITY AT LOW PRICES SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED DAVIDSON & COMPANY TELEPHONE 104 The Middle Town Yard"? Main Street, Next . to Court House..