The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 02, 1920, Image 8
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Weillugton Qalletly of Columbia
I* l fluent at the ItoliiA of Mr. and Mrn.
Oak'inau ll'uy.
Mr*. U. <J. Zotrower of Jtlchmoud,
Indian*. in visiting l?cr ?j???th??r Mm. (J.
I J, Aloxajuler. ?>
.Mr* >f. 1< <iiiy wit" has b?^u spend
ing tIm* winter in Washington k horu
f??r (holidays,
Mr, <It l.fwix. iii?v\ lorn led ul Ho*
tia., has been --ponding the boll*
dayn w ith hi* mother.
Mr. M, W MotHt Of <? roshitiii. >$.
iw spending a f??w days with Mr. and
Mr*. J. M t'apell of Camden.
Mr. Wiliwrh 'Mjijtt, of T1mi (Uiwdiiele
foive, ha* been upending tin* holiday*
.it hlh >?l?l hiillt" in MtldlK.il). Oft,
Misse* Kntheiiuo and I^iuInv NVyliy of
Lancaster wore guests of Mis? lietta j
I lenth for the Oluututa* danco,
In honor of Mi?s Ituth Crary, Minn
IX>iM William* entertained a number of
Kiu-Mts ?<t a <)iiiii<-r party Saturday night.
'Mime* I3)izuhoth 1 loath and Marie
MktthcWH of- Columbia were guests of
Miss Kctta Ileath for tho <'hristmaN
dance,
Mr, and Mr* Ned WJiiliams of Now
York HjM'iit the holidays with the 1 at
ter'a parents Mr., and Mrs IOugom1
Iflakeriey
Mr. W, If IVarce, manager of the
Mackoy Mercantile Company, Iiks returu
ed from a trip of several da.VH spout lu
I'hiladolphin.
Mush Cornelia Nolaon left for WaHhiug
ton TuoKday night after upending a month
with relatives in Camden. Mias Ncluon
has many warm friends who aro always
pleased to wohnvuno her back home.
A snnall stable at the Camden Veneer
plant was burned Monday ufternoon en
tailing a small loss. One of the electric
wires furnishing power for the plant was
burned and put the plaht out of com
mission for a short time.
J
Mr. Hiram Nettle* and daughter Mi??
Sallie Nettle* art) spending aoine lime
iu Florida.
Cupt. W. A. Schrock, now with -the
Western Ni'ws|p?|iri' VM ut Charlotte
wax a visitor to homefolks and friends
during i'hristiuK*.
Mi*s Mrnestlne Hatoman left Monday
morning for ])o^ Moines, Iowa, where *he
goes a* a delegate froto (Joker College
to the Student* International Associa
1 ion.. This is a great educational body
tIikt meets <'very four years and ith date
gate* come from all part* of tin* world,
ftnmdfii Iihk boon twice honored iu hav
ing two of its young women selected to
represent their respective college?.
LOST?<>iic female Fox Terrier, answer# I
to the iiRme of "Hetty". Lost Wed-1
m sday Dee. .'list. Howard if returned
to If. Kast, at Park* View Inn, Cam
den. H. C. _ , 3?
FOR RUNT?-Four unfurnished rooms.
Address "Rooms" care of Chronicle
FOR 8ALR?Second-hand Paragon self
feeding liall stove iu good conditio!!;
may i?e seen at Parker's Furniture
Store. <hvncr, Ed wand It. Hull, Tele
phone l-J. _ 89-81
IX)ST?-Oue red cow slightly away back,
has short horns. Last seen ou T. L.
Davis' place, Howard if returned to
F. K. Sparrow, Ht. 1, Camden, .'10-pd
FOR SALK?l'air good large mules, har
ness and nearly uew fann wagon. Bee I
W C. Skolly, 1818 Hroad Street. 39-p
FOR NAIiK?AM hi good mechantcul
condition and look good:
1 Saxon Six $470.00
1 Ford <1450.00
1 Dodge touring car $850.00
t model H llup $1,0<><).()0
1 .Mitchell touring $800.00
1 Mitchell touring $R00<
1 Maxwell roadster $400.
('all and see them. Terms to respon
sible parties. ,
58tf Liberty Motor Sales Co., ('amdon
I.O.NT ??,, I><<\ 10th two Uouud doga. t
<)u(ii finite blick and tan about 2 I
years old, aiiMwerH to name of (Juwn ; I
and rod ipecklid milr bound vltil
grey aivund month about 7 year* old,
answer* to iianu* of Seott. Lib?ral
ivward if returned to A. <1. NVbitaker,
Camdeu 80-pd
KTliAYKlK-From. 701 Ave,,
red barrow pig? 50 or <?o pound*. Klii
der please notify M. A. CVulitrlor and
Kt f ivwa I'd .JD ial
LOST?A pair oLgold rimmed >l"'? tacl< h.
Finder will please return sfiuie to Mr*.
It. W. White. < Y.-mden. S.
\V.\NTKI>?A in it ii \v!m> will work and
understand" grasses and caro of large
lawn, oimtmIc mowing inaelnif ind
look after men. Apply by letter with
particulars at this office. ?
FOR SALK?- Ford touring cur 10.10 mod
el. Good condition. Address Ito\ l?47t
Camden, S. C. . . ? .
FOH HKNT?I ntil^ApTiMi-t, fnruMied
home of It) room* in desirable loca
tion. Apply to L. A. M*"l>owell, Agt
LOST-?Sunday night one l>odge auto
mobile tire and tube on rim. Lost
between MoLeod'a Grocery and 1411
Lyttletou Street. Howard if returned
to It. B, Clowning .'10-pd
FOR 8ALK?? New Republic trucks, alt
sizes. Used one-ton Republic truck.
Used Ford unit truck ; used Chevrolet
touring car. Prices and terms reason
able. J. F. Jeukins, Camden, 8. C 2ti
KOH K\LK? F Ive Poland China and
Duroc-Jersey malo pigs. $10 each.
W. 1>. McDowell, Rte. ii. Camden.
8. C. 37-8-lMO-pd
AGKNT WANTKD ? For Worthmore
Hair Preparation. See or call oo
Madam K. E. lledton, 1718 Gordon
Street, Camden, 8. C. 20t*
WANTED?A competent man
for our agricultural imple
ment, wagon and live-stock
department. To a man of
some experience, and a hust
ler, will pay a good salary.
Apply to Springs & Shan
non, Camden, S. C. . ' 35tf
NOTICjRJ?We have n limited quantity
of Kainit on band for quick ?ale.
Wire or phone n.s your orders. Phone
240. Camel Cotton Co. 27tf
IvOI> A KlOltS?We are prepared to do
your work at a reasonable Price Ail
work guaranteed. Cive us a tiial.
Huddin and Kirklaud, Camden. 8. C.
20 tf.
Majestic Theatre Two Days
Tuesday and Wednesday, January 6 and 7
M yilowi-i Photoplay Corporation Presents
GEORGE LOAN TUCKER'S Production
a
The Miracle Man"
A ROMANCE OF UNDERWORLD ROGUES WHO SOUGHT "EASY PICKINGS"
AND FOUND THEM. THE WHOLE OF LIFE, ILLUMINATED! THE FLESH, THE
BLOOD, THE SOUL OF LIVING MEN AND WOMEN?SINNING, STRUGGLING,
LOVING.
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The reek of the underworld, the lure of the sea, the breath of the fields in summer.
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Fused, with a thousand smiles and tears, into a great dramatic entertainment that will
live forever in your hearts. Come!
Admission 50 Cents - - Children 25 Cents
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Note: The following starting time will prevail Drily on these Special days. Matinee
3:15 p. m. Night 7 :30 p. m. Owing to the length of the production there will be but
one matinee show and one night show. Length of show about 2 hours.
Majestic Theatre, Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 6-7
VrANTKl> TO BUY?Any nud nil kinds
of second hand furniture and stoves,
'hone 159-J, and buyer will call. tf.
FOU SALK?High grade ainmoniated
fertilisers for cotton, corn, tobacco,
peanuts, etc.' Also, fish scrap, blood,
tankage, foreign kainit etc. Writ? m
for prices. Dawhoo Fertiliser Ooi?,
pany, Itox (JOS, Oh i;r testy n, 8. C,
Notice
Wo have purchased the meat market formerly
owned and run by McLeod's Grocery. We have
moved same just opposite the 5 hnd 10 cents store
where we will be pleased to serve you with the very
best in the way .of fresh meats of all kinds. Also
a choice and fancy line of groceries. A trial order
will convincc the most economical and careful buyer.
Quality, fair prices, and a square deal our policy.
Enough said. Telephone 395.
Shiver Grocery Co.,
Opposite The Opera House
Get Your Tractor Now
A I UAC 1 OK operating successfully
** on low-priced, low-grade fuels ?
kerosene, distillate, etc., is a paying investment
from the very outset. I his has been proved by
the records of many thousands of Titan 10-20
tractors specially designed and built to operate on
kerosene, en* iry other crude oil distillate testing
39 degrees ^???,,ne or higher.
Titan i ractors are All Alike
I hey are easier to handle than a farm team and
?:?easier lu care for; You can do your work on time,
plow deeper, prepare better seed beds, do more
work with less help, and get more profit from your
farm. 1 hcv <1 > ly'' work that cannot be done by
horses uul pull i i proportion to weight than
horses. Horses must have rest whether the work
is crowding you or not. If necessary, you can
kerp your Titan working continuously, without
rest, until the work is done.
1 lere you have c^onoii. * efficiency, depend
ability ? three prime essentials of farm power ?
( art s ing an assurance of bigger crops, Ixitter yie Ids,
and tatter profit. Order a Titan early, so that you
will have it when you need reserve power.
Springs & Shannon
Camden, S. C. , f
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