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ftN Theughtieee ?#n. 9ld^?bl(W?l genius mho u?ed kgM to g#t*? *$ nlgfcui uiuj JJUi brUllaut thou?ht? now h?? Ju 5o can #,?*P *W hour* MtraiKbt aa> difficulty. Perverse Critter*. ,, otnt help thinking -sometime*," (hf (llM<?urnged farmer, "that the you tregt your hens the more K you will K*>t from them. I re ((H.r an <?1<1 Joke where one mnn "?? OA# OA IDIHT ??? - - - (#(| another : 'How <lo you get ho Mfjny VHP"- 'Why,' said the other, *| f niy imiis ho unscientifically Egy'r? all toying for me.' " Wants-For Sale fgK S.M.K ? 150 aortN* of laud one half mj)t> frx.un ('assart. ('heap to quick vuVfr4 For further inforuiation call * j? ( ). Fundenburk, Caasatt or J J q Parker, Bethune, H. 0, 29.32-pd ? ? . ? " ? ? tyK 8ALB? ' One good work horse, lu condition $200. Due buggy aqd lifupss, very little used ,$100. On? ?ood milk cow, with heifer calf, ex m good milk cow #U5. G. R. ThJMdale, Itt. 2, Westvllle, 8. O. 29tp P.4RM FOR SALE ? 280 acres 5 miles feu Cau>den ou liberty Hill road, 155 acres cleared, balance in pasture led woodland, all under fence, four Mom tenant house, good barns, black smith sboi), afl farm tools and machin trj, wagons, harness, etc. Also three aula, 10 head of cattle and 3 hog?. p^ice (Including everything) $60.00 ptr ?cre. L. A. McDowell, Agent. SALE ? One new Winchester pump gun, with cleaning rod and gun case, rat $45 takes all three, Apply at The ; ironicle office. , . 20tf. ANTED ? Position as overseer on a farm for next year. In locality of a food school or near Camden. Ad dress The Chronicle Office. lti-pd NOTICE- We have a limited quantity of Kflinit ,?n hand for quick sale. Wire or phone us your orders. Phone 240. Cauiel Cotton Co. 27 tf PASTl'RK LANDS FOR RENT ? A trai-t of swamp land, about 350 acres en West side Wateree about t\yo miles' below Luguflf, located in bend of river <ki that only one side is exposed for fencing. Kent very reasonable. M. W. Seabnntk. 125. North Main Street, Suniti-r. S. C. . 29-31 grAKKN IP ? Spotted scrub bull about 2 years old. and cream colored Jersey heifer 'found iii my pasture Monday, duner van have same by paying costs. J. A Shank I i n . Camden 29pd ll!H M) ? In Camden Oct.. ISth one pnekctbook containing sum of money. Owner ran have same by proving prop erty. Apply at Chronicle office. 29pd fcllNl) ? One black mare male. Owner cib get same by applying to Bel ton Owen?. Camden and paying all ex penses. 29-pd iLOST-Th.MMlay night Oct. 10th an old time jet brooch set with pearls, between Thomas Ice Cream Parlor and 1715 Pair Street. Kinder will please re turn to Mi*s I.oulie S. Whitaker, 1715 Fair Street jiikI receive reward. 20-pd [LOST? Monday night, one pair new brown kid gloves, size 0 1-2 at or near Majestic Theatre. Finder please return to Chronicle office. 20pd T# have beautiful. long, straight, black hair use Wnrthinove^s Hair Prepara tion. A Ken is are making big money selling Worthmore. Madame Kate . JL4k4w? KUi-frttrdan Street, Cam-| den. S. C. 29-35 WAMKI) TO BCY ? Any and all kinds of second hand furniture and stoves. Phone 150- J, and buyer will call. tf. WANTED ? To purchase a C to 7 room house, price must be reasonable. Ad- ] dress P. (i. Box 274, Camden. 21 AGENT WANTED ? For Wort>more ' Hair Preparation. See or Call on Madam K. E. Bolton, 1713 Gordon Street. Camden. S. C. 20t? WANTED ? To know why we cannot do your kodak developing, printing 2D'I ?'l that is to be done. All work guaranteed. Address Buddin and Kirk lar?d. p. n. ii0X 147, Camden. S. C " . 20 (BATTERIES RKPAIRED ? Wanted you I to kn?i\v that we can repair any make battery the *nme as a tire or any part "f ynur ,.j, r jf your battery is not *:*injr > . . 1 satisfaction bring it to us. R'-anlv (iarage. Phone 118-J 22tf l^nOI.EAK SAVED is a dollar made? 1 "w Motorlife, BATTERIES KXCHANGED ? If your battery ?* ?,,, jjnod dont buy a new "t>'' until > ? ? w sef> us. We can make ir! 'Tfhlinire with you and save yon toothy. We Jlrp agents for the Presto w th ? itiiarnntee that means ^ini Beards Oarage. Phone H8-.1 . 22tf Motor t n. i. ,.a . j ' S?ves gasoline and removes out '7 ' nift"<e nnoyther trip with lN NEW GARAGE ? We are now in '"it enrage <.n IieKalb street and have * fomjilfte ^ock of tires, tubes and ^'""""if- u Mock. We are also equtp ''"?i to (]. . repair work on any make I ><?;? r<l* (iarajce. Phone 118-J. *Fn ( ED \K SHINGLES ? Call One ?h-F.itir Wp have the best that can manufactured. MiJ-town yard ? old M^ 'r. ijtht :<,t next Cour House. Davld yr. and office Crocker Building tf sT0H\(,E BATTERIES RECHARGED ?Vf,"r battery needs recharging, t lay your car up to have It "dene, ran furnixh you with one until Mom ,? (-harmed. Distilled water, an? charge. IW? rd? Garage, Pfc>te NY. 118-J. 22tf HIS JINX AT WORK Travdw- FeH It When He Saw Those Whiskers. 'l?iTr*,.0,dn"t ??" "Pall. * u* 0ld-? "Suck* ?r- Qame l? (,M,nc|| ,nd Than Kicking. I d uy }" ?aiu the Htom man hm ?>. lowered hlwaelf on the ^ut 1 \ 1* t??e day oar with . . , ,1t* ,u* sww-rjgeaj-tt far* / Wt|* WttM w**r??? * No 9 S8&V S*** ? ?'? theU,r?M, Ud ??? ?' It ? behind ?. r?, ? it were. .mm?r i? ?o, I replied, "but I onca had ? ^jjrth cousin who did seven years la J*M 'of another offense. That was the ffiMT 01 my ??wS. . n,rrow ???& Of virtue." Lucky for you J" he anam>e<i ?"doi'a* ugl PliDUtloa ln wy **<*- "It'fi pie?ai *' nn A,h r J lnterpo,W(r' "th^re la a peace about i 1 8aw ???*thint ?bom It in the presa." "Ar? you an American ?" he raDt>?d ?"t fitting nasty. "/r 4,Ar* yottT Ordoyoa In Hobokea, N. J." i f?it j *"UI" " ,D*u'h ??? ?tarted a bush Are around the wooded portion of his face. y0U have ?0,ne cuts your face, he remarked. , "Yes. My tonsorlal artist Illustrat ed roe with some funny cuta." "Ah 1" he slipped In. "You should shave yourself and you would never have a face like that.*' I should like to have told him that his was no oil painting. Especially did I hate his face mats. I detest n man who tries to look venerable by wearing face mats, when underneath lu> may have the chin of a criminal. "Do you wear those germ traps on purpose?" I asked curiously. "Them's camouflage," he said. "Just to show What people look like when they don't shave. I travel for Itaxro's safety razors, $2.50 each, and seeing you're a nice sort of a boob I can do yon one for $2. Here Is the last one I have." ' I took it. If It had been a scythe I should have had a harvest with hia beard. Then I fell to thinking of his whisk ers again. They were the most vile whiskers I had ever seen. They stood out at all angles from his face. I couldn't make up my mind whether I should like him better with or with out them. But I was quite prepared to get a lawn mower and try. "Seeing you are a good business man," he went on, "what about a nice' pipe lighter? I have a really good line \t 25 cents each. Sorry I haven't got one with me. but I can send It on. Nev er falls, and always lights a pipe or cigarette. In fact, It Is one of the best pipe lighters ever invented. Just give me 25. cents and your address and I will send It along." Of coursp I fell. I handed him the quarter and got out at th? next Station. Some days later a package arrived at my villa. Here was the pipe lighter, Breathlessly I opened the package, eager to see the contrivance. It was ? Yes, a match. I gulped two mouthfuls of fresh air and threw my cigarette In the porridge. And that Is why, when I meet a man with a full set of face mats, I always ?ay (Oh no. you don't. Not here, at any rate.? Editor.)? Walter Stuart Marsden in Pennsylvania Grit. Bolshevik* Got Diamonds. Diamonds, rubies, radium and just ordinary gold have been discovered In the Kola penlnRula. Russia, It was said by James Patrick Woods, a (tailor, who arrived at New York recently on the Matroslna. He was booked by the transport officials as "a destitute sea man." Woods says he went to Russia on a cargo vessel and was left there on ac count of Illness. He went prospecting at a place called Kendaloska. In a creek, he says, he found "perks and pecks of diamonds." He also found rubles, and sat down on a rock only to find the rock was pure gold. He also discovered coal veins nnd radium. "1 had my pockets full of diamonds," he ?aid, "but the bolsheviks took them away from me. I am going to organ ic* a company and go back." Munition Work Not Injurious. Dr. Rhoda H. B. AdamRon In an ar ticle recently published in a London periodical undertakes to prove that the work done by women during the war In the engineering trades has not in jured their health. Her conclusions are drawn after n year and a half spent as medical supervisor of several thousand women working In munition factories. The spplirajits far work were given a thorough physirnl exam ination and assigned to work commen surable with their strength. Other ex aminations were r ade from time to time, which show d no bad results from the work the women were doing Worse Punishment. "Do you think the food profiteers should be sent to Jail?" '"Will, I' don't know. This morn ing I MiOllght the profiteer should Jbave bgeii made to ?at the egg he sold mm am fcafng strictly frssBT* 1 < r 1 1 K4war4 C\ Mmm Hwom la. Wusfeiugton, tVt. 21. ? Kdward 0. M?uu, lit South Carolina, wa* *worn iit. today us a rnnaber of tb?* House to till tli?* vacauey tausrd by the re* ifuutiou of Ht^>r**eut?tive Anbury Lever, of tbt* St'Vfuth <H?lrx>L wbo became a uuiiitwr of t h<^f edaral fu.itu loan board. The other vacancy ? t ho South t'lro Huh d?-l?tcution cautM*! by the death ot Kopntteututive J. Willard Itagsdale, of the Sixth district, will be filled on ThurH day, wheu Phillip 11. Stoll is slated to ho sworn in uk u JIouko member. * .1 ! At tho his death Ueor^e WushiiiKton wan probably the richest uiuu lu the Cuited StateM. A schedule ut inched to hU will iudicated that his wealth wuh above 1600,000 au euor tnoUK fovt thow> tune*. { summons For relief State of Sout|i Carolina, County of Kershaw Iu the Court of Common Pleas Janle N. Ratemau, Ernestine Batemau. Au sol Batemau, Lawson Buteiuau, am! Nell D. Bat eamu, , imiuioned uiul requir t ed to answer the Couiplaiut Iu tlais action, which will be tiled iu the office j of the Clerk of the Court of Couimou , Plea* for the said tfounty, and to serve ; a copy of your answer to the said Com j plaint on the subscriber nt his office in (Camden, S. withiu twenty days after t ? / ?T ?' the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to an swer the said Complaint within -the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will a>iu>ly to the Court for the relief demanded in the said Complaint. Dated Camden. S. Oct. 13th, 11UD. LAURENS T. MILLS, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendants;* You will please take, notice that the i. jC&mplaint iu the above entitled action i ! #as filed at the office of the Clerk of | f .Court of Common PJeas, for Kershaw ' County, at Camden, S. C., on the 14th | day of October, 1019. Postell T. Brown Plaintiff agaiuxt Defendants, LAURENS T. MILLS. Attor** , m ?AvAL. DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that.oiie month from this date on Tuesday November *25th. 1010. I will make to the Probate Court of Keridmw (Vanity my liyal re turn ax Administrator of the estate <>f Levi Kirkland, deceased, ami on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Adminis trator. All parties having claims against the said estate \*fil present them duly at tested on or before that date or be forever barred. GROVER C. K IKK LAND, Administrator Estate of Leivi Kirkland. Camden, S. C., October 23rd, 1919. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. i'* ' ? ? ?. All parties indebted to the estate o f .}. A. Tims, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any. having claims againnt the said estate will present them duly attestinl within the time prescribed by law. It L. JONES, Administrator. Camden, S. C., October 20th, 1919. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one' month from this date, on Monday, November 24th. I will make to the Prolate Court of Kershaw County mytinal return as Administrator of the estate of D. (i. Moore, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a 1 H. A. MOORE, Administrator. Camden, S. C., October 18th, 1919. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one rnontil from this date, on Monday November 10th, 1919, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final re turn as Administrator of the estate of B. C. Conyers, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Ad ministrator. It. E. SPARROW, Administrator. Camden, S. C., October 8th, 1919. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE AJ1 parties indebted to the estate of J. T. Hough, deceased, are hereby no tified to make paymeut to the under signed or to E. I). Blakeney, Attorney, and all parties having claims against the ?aid estate will present them duly at tend within the time prescribed by law. M. T. HOUGH, Administrator Estate of J. T. Hough. Cainden. S. September 2J5th, 1919. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one month ' from this date, on Tuesday, November 18, 1910, I will make, to tlfc Probate Court of Kershaw County my final re turn ax Administrator of the estate of E. I>. Dukes, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a Final Disrharge as said Administra tor T. K. TROTTER, Administrtor. Camden, S. C., Oct. 15, 1919. ESTATE SALE. St lite of South Cnrolina (bounty of Kershaw Ry authority vested in us as Kxocu tors of the Estate of James T. True* del, deceased, notice is hereby given that we will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on Wednendey, Novem ber 5th. 1019, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m.,' at his late residence near Weet ville S. C., the following articles of per sona) property belonging to the Estate of the said James T. Truesdel, deceased : One cane mill, 1 evaporator, 1 stoTe, 1 extension table, 1 folding leaf table, ! 1 stdefcoardT l^wafdrwhe. 1 round table, I 4 chair*. 1 2<fc?r*e 1 l-tart* w? fou, 1 i.'-honw cultivator, 1 btiggj, 1 col' ton planter autl distributor, nbop Cool*, 1 *"*? callou |k> t , 1 _ Iuh-mi plow wittl mid dle buster, I tow ami i*alf, and 2 AulM. Ttrnia of *ale~- cash. W. F. TUl KSDKIs K. 1?. CTNN1NGIUM, ? , Qualified Kxorutora. t'uiudtu, 8. C% Orl, 14, 1H1H. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. AH parties indebted to the fMato of Fanuitt Meokt, <lec*a*?d, ar*> hereby noti lied t?> m?k?? i >n \ jik- n t to the undersigoed, and *11 parties, if auy, having claim* agaiuKt the *aid e*tate will jurtiieot them duly uv?\mih1 within tin- ilwe DMCtilM b,\ law. JESSIE U. ENGLISH, Adiuiniatratrix. <'auidea. 8. C., <Vt, 14, 11>19. SUMMONS FOR REUEF. State South Carolina^ Count? of Kt>rehaw, lu the Court of Ccuuinou IMea? Nam\v Pattewou aud Viola L, Day, Plaintlfa. afaiuat lamella TIhuiu^ui, l.uciU* Thompitou, Willie Etta Thorni*-*1". John Smith, U>u Kather Addition, Carrie llunWr, Rnjjeiiia Sutton, Nancy Smith, Johnnie Smith and Eliaabetb Smith, Jaiuea H. lazard ami (X C. 8c6tt, IMwdaBti. (Complaint not *#rved) To the Defendant*: You a re hereby summoned ami rtgulr* ed to auHwer the Complaint in this action, wh^oh will be tiled in the offica gf the Clerk of (\>urt of Ooomuou I'lea? for the said Count)', aud to ?erve a ooj>y of your answer t? the uW Com plaint on tb? ?ubsrriHv *t bis o?Oe in Camden, s .c.t within twenty days after the aervlee hereof, awlualea of tff day of service ; aud if you fall to auxwer the (\>ui|)lttUit withlu tho tints aforesaid, the plaintiff* in this action will *m>h' to tie Coyrt for tne relief dew* tided iu the Complaint. LAIMIHX* T. WLLH, Plaintiff'* Attorney. Ditwl, Camden, H. O., October II, 101#. To the l>cfendasts : You will pit* a?e take uotioe that the Coniplaiut iu the above entitled action was tiled in tiio ottWe of the Clerk of Court of, Common Pleas for Kershaw County, at Camden, H. O., on' the 7th tlay of October, 1010. Plaintiff'* Attorney. \ KAl'ltRNS T. Mil, 1, 8, October 7th, lO'O. 27-8*0 Columbia's Most Modern Apparel Shop 1619 Main Street Q SPECIALLY DESIGNED Suits- - -Coats-?? Dresses Fgr the Young Woman For the Stout Figure E have gone to specialists to secure styles especially adapted to the young woman and the woman of full figure? special ists who devote their entire time to creating modes suited for one particular type of figure. That' is why one finds such variety, such style distinctiveness here in the new Fall Suits, Coats, Street and Dinner Gowns. And this highly specializ ed service makes no higher cost than you must pay else where for less attractive apparel. 9 Special Fair Week Offering of Dresses We have arranged esecially for Fair Week selling an assort ment of 250 dresses in satin, georgette and combinations, in cluding all sizes, colorings and many attractively individual styles. These are offered at the extremely reasonable price of , $25.00 Out of town shoppers receive refund of Railroad fare on purchase of $50.00 -i "Oh boy K look what's here? BLUDWINE !" With what eager anticipation each trainful of doughboys would crowd to the windows and how they all enjoyed the refreshing coolness- the invigorating pep of delicious Trainlcf.c sfier trainload ? thousands and thousands of soldienr- have voiced their appreciation of '.he faithful, untiring service of the Athens Red Cross Canteen Committee and the which was served to them. In fact, the Committee report^: ' .f.vny di fferent drink. ? hit been nerved to our ao/c/jera, but : o drink ha* proved so natinfactory an the delightful punch t ar'.e from the Bludwine syrup. They enjoyed it ?re*t/y." , Yeu, tor. w.!! - njoy this tempting drir.k. You will like it because it is made from grains and ? because u's pv;re and wholesome and healthfully nutritious. Try Blucwine twia;/ "It makes you glad you're thirsty," l'ht> Hiudieine Ji>rn:i/iu /* mcned, protected and guaranteed by Bludwine Company, Athens, Ga. Telephone your grocer for m case today 1 r ' MERCHANTS BLUDWINE BOTTLING WORKS, Camden, S. C.