The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 05, 1920, Image 12
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. ?p<l Mm. OnMA aim! <J?U?4rter Mi**
,l)oiv>fhy <Jr*eu oi Ituwton are fue?t* at
the Court Inu, Mr. Gretn ic? ? iu?ul*r
of tho Iax^wo*!*! (>0. ot wWch
titie Wutor*? i? on? of * chain of
MtiVh Huil Ninirh of Marion, S. <J.,
Who hjius beon vitortin# lh? Mi**<'* IvirK
In ihI hns r?turmxJ Itgfmr.
Mink N?t*cy l/irntnuy \j?h returned to
YVii?thtxj|> <V)IN?t' aflU*r an ubsoiuy of
<?*n c>ay? at i>Oiny with flu.
Mix, f>luin*ri'.f Miller bis mtur*j<r<J
trom n Htmy in Fknrida
Oh be glad!"
The Sovet
Of Happiness
Spreading the wonderful gospel
of everlasting gladness
MARY
PICKFORD
in her latent picture
"POLLYANNA"
is bringing joy and new hope to
As you watch her the
";4lo<r feeling crreps through
vmid into your heart
and !. ! y-u f'T.d yourself loving
even your rriemics and trying to
do '.'orr! bv ti-.rm,
This production is
From t.V*'n r 11 t'oiler ? Kiwel ' t'ollj
Published i?y llie > 'igt C?n*t>ariy
Screen Adtptalioij kvjr Al*ri?a
PhotoarapbMi by flwlii Ro?h?-r
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AT T11K MAJKHTIC T1IKATRK
Today Friday March 5th
Admission ?i5o Children 2Tk"
MirthicM? 3 j>. to. and 5 p. an.
7 p. m. and t> j?. to.
(Vmin early to avoid traffic trumble*
Coming: "ON WITH THK DANCHT'
Wants-For Sale
\V ANTWV?A poaittou by a young >ady
UH KtenogrtVpher Aiklres* M8l*nogra
[.lief," . *re of l'lii?>nioU\ 48
AT KTI>l>~-/Phoroutfhbred stallion Rock
(femie nciatrrsd No. 4lM>2?'*, For teruiH
utitly ?.? T. H. Bruce, (Jauulcu, 8. , C.
48::
I oi( NAi'K?Anyone wWhlng buy a
Miwll viMUie motor for running m?
.ftalur or fan ?Wra*? Mrs. J. <1. Roae,
<Xundcn, 8, O. 4fr0*wt>d
JUST RKOKIVEI) ? A whipmeut <>f
South Bend wtovea ?nd mages. Mackey i
Memuntlle (>>? Oamdwn, 8. 13. |
FOR SAI.K-?-I 1*ivc fresh liarred
It*** and titode Island Red ?'*gs for
? i-itiutf. Also Rhode Island Red,rooa
t< ns roudy for UMLTkefc Ajij.ly <120
liamipfton Avenue, Camden. 48-pd
KAK.M FOR SAI.K?tnmtatfnlug about
200 ?n?Te*, four miles from Camden.
? IHvottiiyf aud ?ood barn on place. Can
I) ? bought during next two weeks at
?t very attractive pri?v. L. A. M*>
IVtwell, Agent.
WANTKlfc?l>eal?r for MMwwh full au
touuitad elootrk* light plants for oouii
try homtfs. Anyone interested, either
on wishing to sell or purchase tor own
>tse write HarnCft Eleotric (V>,, Rock
Hill, 8. C, 48-2
WANTKO?-You to know that Worth
More will positively grow your balr
when other preparation* flail. See
Mmc. K. K. Bolton, at the Worth More
Ifair T*arlor, WW Broad Street. Agents
wanted; 40tfv"
FOR SA1LR-?Marts villi e ,No. 11 and 12]
long s*aj>le cotton seed at $4.00 perl
Jmshel f. o. b. Kershaw. liength of i
staple i 5-10 to I 3-8. Yield. good; j
runy to pick. Offf<h with order. 480 50
FOR SAIjB? I liave ? large stock of
various brands of bicycle tires. I am
overstocked on these goods and will
Nell them ot greatly reduced prices.
-Stokes ItMOX'le Shop, Camden, 8. C. 48
KODAKRR8?We are prepared to do
your wor^c at a reasonable price. All
work guaranteed." Give us a trial.
I hid din ami Kirkland, Camden. 8. C.
20 tf.
TWO CARS Red Cedar Shingles just
received. Mwckey Mercantile Co* 48-0
ItlJIIjDINO LOTS?I have listed for sale
?two of the moHt desirable residence
lots in Camden. Both centrally lo
cated and aft reasonable prices. Also
two lots near Ijake View. L A.
MtcIXywcH. Agent.
41JST RRC'KIVKI) ? A shipment of
Hoirth Rend stores and ranges. Maekey
Mercantile Co., Camden, S. C.
1 ?: w
WANTED?Two pair pure bred Collie
or Shepherd puppies, two months old
or over at once. < j. W. Jones, l'ost
Office, Canjden, 8. C. 45-50-pd
1-4)8T?Wlio ha* lofct a ?u>sU uaunU
I have one at my pk?cev and
tMw't Hud au owner. Please call for
it .111(1 pay for keep and thla ad. C
II. Kj>ru<t1oy, 1^18 Muiu Strn-t. . 41^
NTUUA^K IIATTKRIKM KKCJftARUEll
<#**lf your battery 1* uo good
iruy a bow/one until you aee ua, wa
cau :ituk > (ill exchange with JTQU that
will >"ii money. HltttflM re
IMtirvtl ami rebuilt. Agent for Preato
lite llalterk*. Heard'# flattery Her
vice, t'trtmlen. 8. (I I'huuc* lis.I
TWO CARS I ted Cedar Shin* lea Juat
rtnivtd, Miackey ate oantlle (V>. 4$0
????
Kilt 8AJLE?No- 1 aud No; li pine ablu
v' * .* '_]} 5';.. .? ! any s:j < 'as
Address Kdwurd .M. Jtoykin and Sou*,
Route 'J, lagpoff, S. C. ltt-7-K-pd
FOR HAbK?Two ltor*o Wagon, ehe<up.
Several hog*, will weigh from 50 to
5H? poutKka; i Kprd touring oar. O.
It. Spradlcy, l'J18 M<aiu Street, Cam>
den, S, 0> 4?pd
.M KT HKCKIVKI1 ? A uhipwent of
SoUth Bond atovea and rangeH. Mac key
Mcroa utile Cu^ Camden, S. C.
TRUCK FOR ?AI.K ? One Republic
truck in food condition, ton and a half
capacity. Apply at W. <>. llay'a
(i a rage, Camden,* 8. C. 45tf
1IOT AIR FURNACE For Sale?A bar
guin. Call and ?ee. The Kirk wood.
JUST RECEIVED ? A shipment of
South Bend stoves and ranges. Mackey
Mercantile Co., Camden, S. C.
NOTICE?-We have a limited quantity
of Kalnlt on band for quick sale.
Wire or phone ua your order*. Phone
JMO. Camel Cotton Co. 27tf
TWO CARS Red Cedar Shingles juat
received. Miackey Mercantile Co. 48-9
STORAGE BATTKRV KKPAIItS? We
can repair any make Rtorage battery.
Don't buy ft .new one tiutil you are
-*ure yoHTs cannot 4m? repaired. ICx
mninatiou and *eat free. Heard'* Bat
tery Service, West ** DeKalb Street,
Camden, S. C. Phone 118-J
WANTED?-Eight or ten good
laborers to .work on public
roads. Will pay $35 i>er
month and board. Apply to
T? F. H or ton, County Com
missioner, Kershaw* S. C.
\GKNT WANTED ? For Worthmore
Hair Preparation. See or call on
Madam K. K, Belton, 1738 Gordon
Street, Camden, S. C. 20t!
rwo CARS Red (Jedar Shingle* just
received. Mickey Mercantile Co. 4S-9
FOR tt SAIvK?(K) fcirihele K*?nnon ? big
lx)W h>nff staple cotton seed. Btuy to
pick -and very early. Absolutely pure.
I 'pi i! ", i tuc ?1 j>er pound today. $4.00
rper bu^lied^Wrt)- Iteartbert. J. M.
Rewfoert, S. C. 48tf
Coming: "ON WITH THE DANCIT
We wish to announce that we have
opened a Branch Sales office in Camde*
i **
under the management of Mr. E. F. Miller
? f
Jr., andoffer through this branch the well
known line of G. M. C. Trucks and the
STEPHENS Salient Six Automobile.
Mr. Miller will be glad to get in touch
with all parties interested in these high
grade lines and arrange for demonstration.
Eastern Carolina Motor Company
Sumter, South Carolina
Camden, S. C. Branch Located at Kershaw Motor Co., on DeKalb St.
E. F. MILLER, Jr., Manager
v TELEPHONE 140 CAMDEN, S. C.
FOH SALE?'Wood of all kind, cut any
length. Delivered $7;00 cord. J. O.
(!roW, <V : 111, S. C. 43tf
, ; t
FOH SALE?Six fine Jersey" cows, fresh
in milk, wish -to sell immediately. Ad
dretis II. J. McMauus, Route 2, Be
fthune, S. C. 47-8-0-rpd
FOR RE^IT?Two rrfceJy furnished bed
rooms with aH conveniences, close to
foiKsine**} fleeter. Apply to Chronicle
Office. 47-48
FOR SALE?Ono Iluproohile .touring oar
equipped , with oord tires. Price right.
A. K. Blakeney.
A Good Contract for one reliable and
intelligent representative to selj ^tnonu-.
mcuta direct from one of the largest!
factories. Write today. Palujer Stone J
Works, ARmnarle, N. O. 40-8-pd
FOR SAMS-?Two i>atent loather Kay
horse oodto.rs for sale, almost new. |
I). K. Brown, oare of Wihlatler. 2ti-<pd
FOIl SALE?tOO buabeto high class
("Jokers' No. 82 steppe ootton seed..
Pric? ?1.00 |>er busdied I. J. M/cKenale j
FOR 8AIJE?One good Jereey oow giving
uiilk. Aprply to It. 8. TruesdaJe, W?st
vdlle, 8. C. ? 3ti
FOR SAIJE?Hupmobile roadster,
only seven thousand iriilc?. Ne*i
?and in condition. Addrea I
nyotoik*. carc of Chronicle.
?I * ; ?( ? ??r
FOR 8ALB?SinaH range used <
thirty day*, bargain. "Rawfe", c*n
ChronWle.
L.OANS?on improved wal estate, 4
terms. B. C. vonTreeckow, Cm
3. O ?
Coming: "ON WITH THE DAW
346 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
IN BUSINESS SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS
ONE YEAR'S TRANSACTIONS
The Company issued during 1919 . . . . . . . ' . 209,220 Poli
For new paid insurance amounting to over . . . . . . . . ? $531,00^|
Net increase practically all in domestic territory over . ? . . . $191,000,000
The Company is composed of the holders of ..... . . 1,456,000 Polici(|
Protecting homes and business'interests throughout the world to the extent of over . . $3,127,000,
During 1919 the Company paid on the lives ot more than 13,000 policy-holders death claims amounting to over .... $38,000,
During 1919 the Company paid to the living policy-holders in maturicg policies and other cash benetits over . , . . . $76,000,'
During 1919 the Company has loaned at interest to policy-holders on the sole security of their policies over . . . . $20,000
During 1919 the Company paid to its policy-holders in dividends alone (included in the 76 Million Dollars above) over . . . $31,000
A Huge Co-operative Thrift Society Which You Are Invited to Join
L. C. SHAW, Special Representative - - CAMDEN,