The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 29, 1919, Image 8
Hpeclnl Mrctin* For Men.
The Mi'ii'i. Hlblc CUm* will have iho
pleaMire and privelefe <>f hearing a new
in u 11 at ela?a hour Hex! Sunday. Tbi?
should insure ii at tendance a* every
mail of the clasK i? expected ijnd all
vlKitor* lire wek^Huo, Jtemeiiiber the
hour and plaee, 10 u. m. Supday morn*
i i?k 'i Unpti?t Church.
Attention W. 0. W.
At tin' next regular mi-etiiiK of Live
Oak < No 111 ThuiMlay Sept. -Kb,
li'H' (lore wfll I M 1 mi > Ii<?ii l??i I 'mine. I
( V>iiriuat?(ier to KiHveed our late brother
.1. F.Hatoinan. All member* are ear*
iieKt l> nMjuestisl to be present.
M. (?. lIiU'kaiM'e, Clerk.
Open A air School To Open.
Tlir Open Air School will |m|1b Sept
'Sth. All beginnem xhoiiht ntart during
? lio firnt two weeks.
-I--- MiHh E. h, Z??np.
llankN To Chine .Monday. I
Monday September l-t, being Ivabor'
hay the UHderKigned hunks will be
? l?.-i .1 for the day :
The Hank of Ctimden
I /<?<i a and Having* Hank
The Fiiwt National Hank.
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We are fortunate in beiuK able to
offer our trade < 'ole'? Hot Hlttflt Fuel
Saving Specialties. Same line that
1'nele Sam u*ed almost exclusively in
France. Our supply is limited ho ?ce
UN at opee, OumdeO Furniture Co
School Opening.
Notice is hereby given that thj* school#
of l.)i*trict No. 1, Uernhaw Cotittty will
tipTii <ui Monday September eighth.
Thou. J. Kirklandt Chair.
Job II T Mlickey
. ..li. K. Hiillett
Trustees.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today Friday Auk. lMMIi
'I'll#-! FiiiiiuUn lMayers-Imnky 0?rp.
I'rt'scuts Hall Caiiie'a
"The Woman Thou (invest M?"
All S?-atK 2.V
Saturday Aug. 80th.
William Fox Presents
A !!??? rt Kay nnd Elinor Fair in
"HK A LITTIiK SPOIIT"
Al?p a New Episode of
"THK TK'KR'S THAI I/'
.Monday Sept. 1st.
Special LaVor Day Program
Maurice Tourneau's
"THK WlilTK IIKAT1IKK"
Also a l.uki' Comedy
Matinee p. in. Night 7. .'10 p. in.
Tuesday Sept. 2nd
Metro Presents
KMILY WKIILKN IN
"FOOLS AND THKIIt MONEY"
In which SiH-iaJ ('limbers are made
basis in bright an<l entertaining
eomedy
Matinee .'I p. hi. Night 7 r.^O p. in.
Wednesday Sept. 3rd
Matiin'f .'t p. in. Night 7 :.M> p. in.
Thursday ? Sept. 4th
The l'aramount-A rtcraft Special
"THK I IKING LINK"
Featuring Irene Oaatle
In which - M iss ( 'astle displays some
<*>f New York's greatest sensations in
ultra gowns
From the story l?y Koht. W. Chambers
Matinee 'I p. in. Night 7 :.'10 p. in.
Nuldient Who Have lieea Dbduricd.
Joitu' It. Johnwon, Kendiaw.
B^nnU (Marke, Camden
Joe Clark, Kemhaw
Fddio Untidy, Ctunden
Findley (J. MuCitskill. ClO^O
I'rnJtlriit J'ardun* Soldier.
Washington, Au|. 21.- One of tin*
i wo America o hoMum-h wt'iitenctd to
death for slt-opiny nit <>Ut|H>>H duty in
Fraiw<v tiud subsequently pardoned by
Proaidoiif Wilson wax k i I)?nI in tin1 great
A i - ii ?? offeiitrive m July. I1M ?s. and the
other wits twice wounded and finally
honorably discharged.
This whs 'disclosed today by an ex
?*l?n Hie** of ?K>rpe??j>(indence between Sec
retary liakvr am I President Wilson.
Private Forewt 1>. Sebantian, of -El*
do rink). HI.. * yt'ar? old, wa? killed
in the Aiaue battle. Private Jeff Cook,
<?f l.utie, t>kla.. aged 10, was wounded
in the Argonne offensive, where ho re
ceived his H?H*on<l wound.
Sold Ills Home.
Retiring I'oMtmastor Shannon has M>ld
his nix room cottage on Haile Street
to Mr. W. C. Scarboro, of Marion, S.
who expects to move here at an
early date. to open' a. garage ami auto
mobile business. Mr. and Mrs. Shan
non will remove, t<> Jefferson in Ches
terfield county, where- they will make
their hotiie in the future.
Senator Fletcher. of Florida, was
Htru<'k by a street car in Washington
and severely Injured. He sustained a
bad **ulp wound, a contusion, and a
badly bruised ami. The Florida sena
tor was on his way hotne from the) eapl
tol and as he alighted from a street
ear near bin residence he was struck by
I another car coming frrnn au opposite
i direction.
Why nut get heat fruiu all your find
instead uf uiil.\ 11 part? The Camden
Furniture Co. will rIiow you huw tu
<lu this ii ii ? I greatly: feduee yuiir fiii-l bills.
Big Family Survive* Him.
Bristol. '|Viiii.. Ai^<. l!'J. ? Fifty-obe
great grandchildren, Nl! grandchildren
and l'J Mtildren survive Charles F. Fol
<Umi. 78 years old, ami Confederate vet
eran. who died at his home at Glade
Spring-*, Va., on August 14, according
to aijvaciis received hero today. He was
united in marriage to .Miss Kli/,aheth Ann
Franklin during the secou d year of the
War Between the States and at the ag<
of 21 years. Six grandsons acted as
pallbearers, while an equal number of
grand -daughters were the flower bearers.
Don't thruw half your fuel money
u/p the chimney ? save it and give tin
wife and kiddies some of the things
they want. The Camden Furniture Co.
will gladly tell you how.
Death of .Mr. Jesse S. Nettles.
Although not Uin'Kpit'twl, vvlatjvvs and
friends in Camden were saddened to hear
of the diMVth ? ? f Mr. Jesse S. Not tie."
which occurred at I i.'lO Suturday after
tiooii at a camp tier Columbia.
I Mr. Nettles had been at this camp for
j several months seeking the health that
J had failed him four years ago. Very
quiet ami retiring in manner he did not
have a wide circle of friends and ae
(|iiain t anees. hut those who were brought
into close contact with him were loyal
friemls and sincere in their love and ad
j miration for his (tig. kind heart ami un
pretentious. unassuming manner. IIo
I was the eldest son of Mr. Hiram Net
In* 'Highest Favor With Cooks
Then* is not hiiijj mysterious about the roiistantly iiiereas
injt popularity ?'f tin- hramls of flour inaile by tin- fatuous ? ? 1? I
I 'itvl.m.iti t .Mills of \ irgiuia. Those who have lin<l ;iny bak.iiK
to tlo know t|iat t'hev can Ret tlu? most sm*ee>*4fnl n'Milt> always
with these hramls. They, an* elean ami wholesome,. ami all the
nourishment of t In* original wheat is retaimsl hi its full st ren^t ti.
For the past half eenturv the output of the Pietlinoiit Mills
lias been iti almost daily u?e in thousands of homes t h !?? ? i ; u h ? ? > i *
the South. 'I'he fa?'t that it i- stiil preftjred alnne al!
iv best |HisNili!e jii'M.f <if tin' fui! ^a t i --f it?*t i..n that it alwm*
"Piedmont," "Puritan," "Argus Self-Rising",
Are tin' iiionI fam i ! i ii i ami popwliir brands. < frou,
your jrroi-er i?day. ;ni<l become a regular I * ' 1 1 1 1 ? ? n t Flour user.
All war restrictions removed.
Piedmont Mills, Inc.
Fine Winter Wheat Flour
LYNCHBURG, VA.
I TWCHm iC ?4.
What About That Boy Going
Off to College This Fall?
'
He will need a complete wardrobe before he leaves. Why not buy it
at home? We can fit him up just at well, and even better, than if he
waits. We have everything he will need. Trunks, Suit Cases, Clothes
of every description. Surely, he'll want a Bath Robe? our assortment
is complete and serviceable in every deatail.
JUST RECEIVED A new ship
ment of &0rtr!u QJlntlira.
Come in and select yours before
the are all picked over.
CAD* O.
&nrirty Uranb (Elotljw
THE MEN'S SHOP
PayCash ? CAMDEN, S.C. _ Cask Pays
tics, ti worthy, atauneh citizen and Con -
federate veteran of this county. He is
survived l>y his father and the follow
ing sisters and brothers: Mrs. J. 1'V
Bateman, Miss Sallie Nettles, of Cam
den. Mrs. Luke Arrauta, of Florida ;
Messrs. Hiram Nejtles, Jr., and Charles
Xet ties', of this county, und Bruce Net
1 1 ea. ' o f Co lumbia.
The remains were brought to Camden
and services held Sunday afternoon at
six o'clock at the home of his sister,
Mrs. .1. F. Hat eman. the Uev. M. M.
Benson, of the Bajytiat Church, officia
te iik- The burial was in the family pint
in the.-. old (Quaker cemetery, and the
mound covered with beautiful flowers.
What is this death we fear? the peace
ful close ?
[ < >f stormy life? -of reckless passion's
sway;
The veil that maiitlea all onr cares aud
woes ;
The heavenly ending of an earthly day ;
The crown of time well spent; the portal
r f a i r
Whdch opens the way to never ending
joy :
It sets the captive free as air.
From all the fetters which on earth an
noy.
What is this death? The sleep the pil
grim takes
After much weary travial he has known,
And whence with renovated power he
wakes.
His sonl more mighty for its slumber j
grown ;
The glorious conquest over human ill ;
A spirits joy which death can never kill.
Hunt's Salve, formerly called
Hunt's, Cure is especially com
pounded for tbe treatment of
Itch, Eczema, Ring worm, and
Tetter, and is sold by tbe drug
gist on the strict guarantee that
the "purchase price, 75c, will be
promptly refunded to any dissat
isfied customer. Try Hunt's SalTe
At our risk. For sale locally by
Zemp & DePass
Wants- -For Sale
I
FOK SALE ? Atxiiit twenty head of
and heifers. Anions them some
tine milkers. Some will be fresh in
ji few day* Also three pure bred
i hogs, weight a bo u t 0?00 pouu*)*. I'rice
made right for entire h>t. See C. M.
I Mo>eley. Camden. S. < ltp
FOK SAI.K ? < >ih- 11*17 model Ituick Six
touring car. Just overhauled and in
good repair. Price $1.1 oO. Apply at
this office.
FOR S A I . K ? One new Winchester pump
gun. with Weaning rod and jcuu case.
First $ 1 ~> takes all three. Apply at The
Chronicle office. 1'Otf.
! FOIt KKN'T ? Desirable xtore rv <ni on
North Ttnwid street, formerly ooupied
I t?> K. IV Williams. An excellent loca
I t ion for grocery business. Apply to L.
| .1 W hi taker. Camden. S. f\ ltp.
WANTKI* TO IU V? Any and a!! kind*
i of second hand furniture am! stnvea.
| I 'hone 1 J , nnd buyer will ni'.l if.
! W XNTI'.I) ? To purchase a ?> t" 7 rr>om
hniiM1. price must be reasonable. Ad
IV ( >. IW>x 'J7 1. Camden. 21
i l,4>ST ? < Mie 7- jewel Klgin wrttrh on
i Hothune road between Sheorn place
and (Camden. la*t Saturday. It. ward
! if retumwl t<> this office. lti
i FOK RKNT ? Two furnish"-! p>om*.
? Mrv C. R. Spradley. Ph?n?? 3Q5-J
I.OST, Strayed or Stolen ? One white
hound dog with lemon s|H>ts on ears.
re w aril if returned to Geo. T.
Little. ltp
LOST ? License tag No. 59091. Ix>st
between Big Spring and 'Camden Hos
pital. or between Hospital and Antioeh
ehuwh. Finder will pleftse return to
The Chronicle office. ltp,
LOST ? One tire on rim. Kiin fits Buick
' car. Reward if' returned to The Chron
?icje office. 21. j
LOST ? License tag No. 22088 with tail
light. Lost somewhere in Kershaw
County. Finder please return to Gaiten
Ballard or The Ohronicle office and re
ceivc reward. ltp
WANTED ? To purchase small safe.
.Must he in good condition. Aj>ply to
S. A. Ituwier. Lil>ertr Motor Sales
<%)., Camden. 22-23
BUTTER ? Finest grade of creamery
butter,' made at Getty's dairy, at 60
cents per pound. Lang's High Grads
Grocery, Camden, S. C. 5tf.
WANTED ? Colored students to take
shorthand, typewriting and bookkeep
ing. Prices reasonable. Call phone
.?tfW-J. or see Hattie M. I)orn, at 705
DeKalb Street. 20tf
IlEI) CEDAR SHINGLES ? Call One
Oh-Four. We have the best that can
he manufactured. Mid-town yard ? old
McOreight lot next four House. David
son and Co., Office Crocker Building tf
AGENT WANTED ? For Worthtnore
Hair I'i'qpa Nation. See or call on
Madaan K. B, Bod ton, 1718 Gordon
Street. Camden, S. C. 20tf
BUTTER ? Finest grade of creamery
butter, made at Getty's dairy, at 60
cent* per pound. Lang's High Grade
Grocery, Camden, S. O. ? fitf.
KOU SALE? Two n0w 12x14 ten ounce
duck, wall tents, with flys. Will sell
cheap. Apply to S. A. Burrier, Lib
erty Motor Sales Co., Camden. S.
C. 22-28
MOTOR TRUCK OWNERS Attention?
When in need of solid tires bring us
your wheels, we will ship therir< e**
press paid both ways to the Columbia
Fifck branch who will press them on
and return same dtoy. No charge tb
you oxcept the actual cost of the tires.
W. O. Hays Garage, Oamden, S. O.
19-22
WANTED LUMBER ? At all times,
gum, poplar, ash,/ oak, maple juniper
v and pine lumber. Never sell your hun
l>er without consulting us; there's a
reason. We pay 90 per cent cash on
receipt of shipping papers. East Caro
lina Lumber Company, New Bern,
n. c. y 20tt
STOREHOUSE FOR RENT ? T vooated
at Boykin depot. Apply to T. P. San
ders* Hagood, S. C. , - 19-2l-p4'
? , ?
FOR SALE ? Chevrolet, model. 490, In
oxceyent condition. W. O. Hay'?- Ga
rage, Camden, S. C. 22-23
WANTE1> ? To know why we cannl
dp your kodak developing, printiJ
and all that is to be done. All
guaranteed. Address Buddin and Kii|
land, P. O. Box 147, Camden,
C. ~ 20
?-?
V^ANTKD ? Several good sales lidi
wanted. Experience not uecewK
Must be seventeen years or over. Aj
ply to I>. W. Hall at Schlosburj
. Five aud Ten Cents Store.
? i 'i . ?' ??
WANTED ? -To rent a piano, must
ii\ good condition. See Mr. llall.
Schlosburig's Five and Teu Cents Stor
? Caniden, 8. C.
I FOR SALE ? One Cable piano, as $n
as new. will be sold cheap for cui
Apply to J. It. Belk, Caiuden, 8.
v ? - 20-22
PARM LOAN ON EASY TERMS ?
Money to lend promptly on farms u
town property at low interest for fr
years or longer if desired. Cire h
description and amount wanted. CI
olitia Farm Loan Co., Ii<?x 214, Cia
Jeston, S. C. ' 19-8
FOR SALE CHEAP? One Dodge to?
ing car, good as new in good ahip
Can be bought at a bargain. See I
before you buy. L. T. Stewart, 4f
. Rut ledge Street, Camden. S. C. 2041
NITRATE OF SODA ? We ire Ml
making contracts for spring delirefl
to farmers. Send us your owkfl
Camel Cotton Co., Phone 240, Crocfa
Building.
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Have you ever carried that feeling ^way from the gasoline tank. It's a safe
bet that you and thousands of others do every day. Not that you suspect that the
dealer isn't honest, but the fact is when you buy BLINDFOLDED GASOLENE
you may get a gallon and you may not ? who knows?
With our VISIBLE GASOLENE filling station you see what you are paying
for and we also have any and all conveniences for your automobile. Drive by
and get your oil, free air and water. Our free air system is automatic and is at
your service at all hours.* We are pleased to see that many new customers are pa
tronizing us every day and they always come back. Give us a trial today.
are in the business and any or all of your business will be appreciated.
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REPAIR DEPARTMENT
We have expert mechanics and service cars to do your repairs and 30" *
not have to pay for several hours while a mechanic, looks for your trouble,
men know their business and we know you will l)e satisfied. If- you are no
won't cost you a cent.
We are dealers for Studebakef, Paige and Maxwey cars ah,d can furnish)^
a car to fit your purse ? price from $985 to $2265. il you are in the market .10
a new or used car, "Before you decide, let us take you for a ride."
Carolina Motor Coiftpany, *
Telephone 21(9^ Cars Washed and Doped, Accessories, Tires and Tubes
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