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TO i.amok gara^k Work 1'itder \\?) on Another Ntrueluro on North Hropd Street. M<Nsj-?. I, .1. .\U'K<-iui<- and 1?. S. Tmitp of tho Korxhuw .Motor <.'o.t have Imyu.u the pMvtioti of it mammoth fa rage on tho old M*<<'ndgbt property oil North Hrag'l Sh-?N>t. The ' contract has boon in veil to Mr. FI etchor Moor* and they ox<pect to inTMip.v tbf building by June) oar ring weather interruptions. The garage Will have a frontage ??f <IOj foot and o.xtend <o a depth of 110 foot, making ft by far the l?rg<*st K<u<age io tbj* et.ty! Tboy jnnnKxe to have a ahow room Uii foct deep eXteutHfog aorowH the on Ml'' breadth of the building. Adjoin- j iug tbis sliow room will be an ojftoo room Mightl.v mined from the main door, Im njodltttoljp -t<? the roar of the ottice will be tho parts department whor a unit h.\*k t??m will bo installed enabling tho salon man to instantly put bin band <>u any IWfjirt usfd 4)ii 4? Ford fiflLTji 19 tho rear i>f tho partw itNim will \h> the work *hop und repair drjmrfmen-t with a lloor n|iui*c dftxflO f<>0*. -?_ ? . - ? Tbe <vmipaiiy a ho expeotH t<? Ufce tho largo slu^l* in ft bo back of tho lot, an<l will a.t a later date double its size in order to store cars and trfi<'tor*. An on-tranc running tho ontiro length of tho building will I>o made on *the south ?Ide of Fhe "north wAflT"' AtSfii""Tnr '"Oip t ranee will go into tho show room fnran the soutb side of tho i mm en ho plate glass extending across the entire, fi-ont ? ?f the building. They fliaeflt to spend around $28,000 on this building and it will ho bnilt in Keeping with other Fori vervk'O stations throughout the country. The oil arid gas stations will bo in front the main building. TO KKKCT IC'K PlANT Mr. Ilt'if ti(h To Establish Plant of Twenty-Five Tons Daily CnparHy. Mr. K. W. -i 1 <*rfiitil who ?i?iIv pur-j (based (In- equipment of tlie old Cnmdei/ Water I.ilit ami l<*e <%?. was in Camden this week ami completed arrangements ! for the erection of an ice plant lie re I at an early date. The plant w ill bo j built somewhere near the Southern pas senger depot in fhe vicinity of the oil mill and will have a daily capacity of ? twenty-five ton*. They expect to be ready for making ire tin- latter part <>f the sinnimer and will have a cpld storage plant in connection. The equipment of the old ^ilant we understand is being ship]>ed to M>me point in .Montana. Mj\ 11 erf u tit in iiimui'ted with a large oiachtnery concern which bears hiyt name and was uttructed here through the ac tivities of the <'amdeu Chamber of Com merce. This is an enterprise that bas j been sorely ner?b d in Camden for uianv ? vears ami the citizen* have had to ?*uf- ' fer ^evoi al ice families in mid-summer | on a<*iNV?int of the absence of a plant j here, and the Chamber of Commerce i-j to be congratulated on bringing tbj#s j in neb neislisl enterprise to our city. To Establish Labarotory Here. Mr. \V ilk ins I', <? recti, of ItiilgewoiMj, ; N. .1.. was in .Camden tliis week, stoji ping at the Court Inn and while here made arrangemeii for t he rent a 1 of a j store room on NVot Itnth'dge street' where lie will establish a chemical lab oratory some time during the summer. Mr. tireen i> a chemical engineer aud has patented a process for making spark pings for automobiles. The preparation he makes is t,> take the place of porcelian usually found in spark pings mid we understand that it will be quite an | industry for this jiIik-p, To Build I 'iHlertakint! Quarters. Mr. C. W. Mvaus ha- purchased of, Mi I len rv Savage a !?>t .''?!? v 0<) feet . en lla-t I?e|\a!b -tie-t where he will lieg n at an e.-trlv date the erection of ? ?hi undertaking establishment. It will j lie ..f ..ne <torv luiiid. with office rooms' n front. sJinw i-nniiK in nii<lil!>' and em- ' Calming d?*pa-'tno nt and !avoratoivi.es in I i Sack \ t * ? II dl'Ve W.l\ \\i!| lie left , ? ii ? .i?t -:<i. of building. This lot ' ??. ;t?. -1 h-tv\..ii K-'-haw Motor il,-! tie' ' ' ' '? I n ^ S * .1! "on. Sew l illini; Station and tiarage. NI <' I'. Sp: a<_l ? > ? ? .*? ii11 v pur ' .;i -. .1 : ar prop : '? ? -?. \o: l!i ' -. ? ?? .. ? -r ' - : ? ~\ ?.-??pare.j to "s. ? 1 \1 v I ( ' . e'. II . liC r :... < - . t?:i -1. ? -1 . ? ?' M.i v.- Tomor ..-v ''it \ WANTED?Eight or ten good laborers to work on public road*. Will pay $35 per month and board. Apply to T F. Horton, County Com missioner, Kershaw. S. C. KKKNIIXW ( OI \ T \ Open 1 or (iood Man? \ good *?a\.ug lnLsine.ss oj>eii for a g*?-l reliable, etc?gofic man be '??<!. <>f an I IV veiling Ka^u gh s i ;??cwl Health I'roduct* di -?--t r?. the farmers ..f K<t-haw < V>un ty. ion mii?t furotab A-l references imd pr*onal boiwL If ;?tere*-ted write 'liiw-r to State Solicitor W. T. Powell. 17s* K'T'-rt Spirtsnburg. S C i V_> Wants-For Sale 8TRAYKD?From ids placv two milec east of Camden owe light <<olorod Jer W?j li< if?-i ?-ikt months old. Kcuard if returinsl f"i ii?f? ? 1 matlon loading to her jI'fvvci-y. OhK<MI Hrown, BollohlW Kami, < 'aiudon. 52-pd FOft NALK?Two Iin>- .1 Qpfltey QQWif, al>?? calf, Further Information write Melt,.11 < ?wens,, Cunl^Di cL It| KOK NAI?h?Frr*h \eatables: Spinach, turnip*, you UK i\niou#? earrott# now ready. .1. II. Zejnp, Phouc 1(H). 52pd l*OST?A platinum and l>J u?? ludie* v watch with chain,"letter* M. II. Mi from K. M. B? 1010 on one kIOo. He waixi if n'turued to Hobkirk Inn f"'' KOK SAI,lv?One line mule. Apply the CJironMo Offloo* 00*1'3 l<OST?Sunday morning oue black Kpot? t'-'l gilt pig, welfkrt ?hout 70 j?ounds. Howard if rtHurocj. to O, K. Ohriwt iiias Wntcree Mill. Camden. H. O. ~~?: .VifM-pd I'HKD OAH HAIJv?4hii> Ford Roadator JjUJoO.OO: One Kord Touring Car $-50. Oeorge T. Little. AOKNTN WANTjKD?Wanted inau \vi?? t^ani or auto who can give bond to sell 137 Watkins homo aud Farm Pro duefci. ItlRgi'Rt concern of kind in the world. |tB00 to $5000 yoarly in <<omo. This county open. Write to dny\ .k. K Watkins To.. Dopt 112 Winona. .Minn. ltp FOR SAI-K?One tract of laud, 250 acres, ten miles ea*t *rf Camden near Marshall-1* church. About 75 acn? cleared, tine for posture, Further iti f?>mi/ali?m a<Wrw?H J. IV Ifcaldiflf, ltoutc ? 1, laicknoNv, S. C. 50-l-2*pd I SKI) ('Aft S.VI./K?One Ford UoudHtet $250.00; One Foni Touring ('ar $250. <T. I.ittlc. KOK SAL.I0?I lartsville No. 11 and 12 long staple <<ot.ton seed at $1.00 per bushel f. ??.. b. K;or*haw. Length of Maple 1 5-10 to 1 -'{'S. YioUl good; ea>y to pick, ("ash with order.' 11. 1.. Sowcll. Kc-rchaw, S. C. 10-51 I SKI) (Wit SAfylv?Ofif- K?//t} ci' $250.00; One Ford Touring <'ar $250. flooree T. l.ittle. I' OK SAI.K?I have a large stock of Vitrious brands of bicycle tires. 1 am overstocked on these goods and will ^'?il thorn, at greatly reduced prices. Stokes lticycle Simp, Camden, S. C. -IS KOK SAIjK?00 bushels Kcnnon bin Ik.II ton.*; staple iMttou ..seed. Ka-sy to pick aml very early. Absolutely pure. I'nuging JSl per pound today. $-J.0D per bu.?/hel. Fob. Hemhoj't. .1. K. K<*mbert. S. C. 48tf KOK SALK?Ideal educated child's pony. Apply to Dan M. Jones. 1822 Kair Street or phone 222 City. 52-pd f?*OR KKNT?An attraoMiv?>)y furnished house for rent during; tin* summer ? .mouth*. IMu>n?* ^ ">0-1-2 WANTKI)?l???alcr for Mathews full au tomatJd electric light plants for coun i ry homes. Anyone interested. either on wishing to sel! or purchase for own 11<?? writ#* Itarne* Klertric (\i., Rock Hill. S. r. . -JS-J NVANTKIX?You to know (hat Worth .Morc will positively crow- yflur hair whejj other preparations fail. Hoc Mint'. K. K. Helton, at the Worth More I lair Parlor, ST?!I llroad Street. Agents wanted, J!)tf AtiKNT WAN'TKD ? For Worthmore Hair Preparation. See or call on Madam K, H. Helton, 171.1 (iordon . Street, Camden, S. C. 20t? LOANS?? ?n improved real estate, easy r**rm?. K. C, vonTmvlcow, Cjmdcn, S. C 45 NTORACiK BATTKRY RKPA1KN?Wc ? ?an repair any make storage battery. I >??u*t lm> a now one until yon are siir?' yours cannot In* repaired. Kx* auiination and *es( free, Heard's liat 1 ?? rv Sin-vice, Wesf l)?*Kalh Street. ? 'niudi'li. *S. <Phone 11S-.) KODAKKKS?WV are prepared to do your work at a reasonable price. All work guaranteed. {Jive us a trial. Huddin and Kirkland, Camden, S. C. 20 tf. HATS CI.F. ANKl)? Have your old hat ? loaned and rcbiockod int<"? tin* latest Spritus st.vle. It enn h<? done and we c.in do -t. Si' n d them in by parrel ?..vt i 'oluurhia Mat <'??.. 1 ? 11 l.ady Stv.--.-t, <*o|iunbia. S. <50-1-2-ft-pd \T nTI I)?Thoroughbred stallion liook i .i?i.f i . ^jivti'r.'d IM'.lJ.'I. For terms II ,1\ 1.1 T IV l!ni'-i'. <':imden, S. 4S-.?, Mllltu.!-: HATTFRIKS KK( IIAK(iKI) i : \.ni r I?.11?r> i?> no g,M,d don i . v i i,i w e ?: 111:' \<>n u<, we in ? \< hilny.- w th ynii rh:it ~;i \.? \.im ? ?, ? 111 ? ? P?at teries re > .? t ,ii t t > t; - * r \z'-v\ for Pie?to-| : I', i.i.v lieard's Hattery Ser- i ? !: S ? ' 1 *h??iie .,1 1^ .1 I ??s\l.K?A few bushels ?f llnrly K i ! I'<.r silf, App'.v Mo !?? S F Mrav,?iirio?i. Caiiid.-n, S < ' .">1 \\ \ VI'KU?So?v.nd hand orrnn". Ad ? I:???>?>? |U.\ JJs W' a't.r Parker. Cam s c l!f KOK S\I.K?1!' 1 s Mawv.-l!, in ?*>?! coil d ?i?>n. >ur new 11 r?A'xi <>n?' Chev i-.... t \|uw be ^>ld at. on?N-. Henrd's '? i ?*:iif? ? ? .?:nden. S i Phone ll^-.I 51. I FOR s \|.K? h"..rd I'Hrts and general Ivhrdwnr?? carried ;n stock at my shop. When in ne?*d (J gas, oil, F*>rd parts, plow st<>ok.s. singlotrees. l*>!ts, nails and general hardware call and ?ee me and I will sell reasonable. Also will do \???jr repair work on wagons and l?utrjfi<"> W. I. M Stokes, W<-HtTille. s r.i-4-p<i FOR SAI.K?A few tons (i<srmnn Ivainit ? ?n haml f<ir M?)e Vpplv t. ? S K. IV-ns:ncTor <')iTn?h*n Creation of Style in Designing Ability Our workmanship j, a matter of exacting spe cifications, religiously f0l lowed each season, to maintain our standard. SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES don't just happen to have better style, fit and finish. They are the product of an . organiza tion inspired by an ideal. A new shipment of MANHATTAN SHIRTS of the latest designs Madras and Silks < DOBB'S HATS I and CROFUT & KNAPP CAPS "Your Satisfaction Our Success" OAUiO. * ? - &urirty Uratui THE MEN'S SHOP Hudson Super Six AND Essex Four BUILT IN THE SAME FACTORY BY THE SAME ENGINEERS \ v/.vi ? ' Njl ? 9 ? -1 ? 'J . Vl ?4 M >uM , ?3 Do you know over 33 1 -3 per cent, of Hudson and Essex parts are interchangeable and that 1 8 Essex owners in Ker shaw county are 1 00 per cent, satisfied. Ask them. Cars are scarce and will continue to be. Don't be a disap pointed automobile owner---place your order now and insur yourself that you will get a Hudson or Essex. Essex Touring or Roadster, delivered - - $1680.00 Hudson Speedster or Touring, delivered - $2600.00 1 am preparing to make a trip to the factory soon. See in the next week about getting your car. A. K BLAKENEY > 'PHONE 28 at the men-s sH*j