The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 04, 1920, Image 4
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Camden, S. C., June 4, 1920.
Vimid ini? M < id Ion In M?' \ i? ?< ? nIimhIiI
the now foiW-s Jii <*<?utr"l f fii'i'** nIiow an
Inability or iiiivn iiliii^iichH fO set up a
ftfrlblo KoVClliXlKMll ni?'ii' frl0O<jl> !"
ward Americans wax rccommeiidisl (g
the senate by the foreign relation* ? ul?
commiltce whleh luir la-en lnv?'?Hk'jiilitu
M<;xlcau affairs. Should u stable gov
eminent Im' c*titbll?t)tkl tin* eommlttec
rt'Ccirniu'iMli'.l tlwil full recognition 1*
nctwded it, u lid that financing assist j
nnee I?e offered l?y tin* I'nlted States.
The commit t*-c aahl, howevor, that full
recognition .should not la- glv^n until
dicated u|hmi a-*uran<va: Okvo.tl mfwy
a treaty had Imm,?u onter<*l Into preriU
lea ted upon ii^uraDd's;
Sheriff I'dwaid II, IJamhlc of (Matvii
do? count A died at Tlx* Columbia hos
pital *nrly Monday aYernoon n (^t?* r
an illness of ahonl six weeks,
Letters From The People
Apposed to lltiilriiiiK Roadn Now.
Kdltor Camden Chronicle:-:
It requlft* considerable moral cour
age to write _ these lines because they
the contrary to ifHe jwTuilp -eiimcnt of
the 1 1 nies, nevertheless with a firm con
viction thai f am right T 10 'i f A duty j
10 express iii.v viewy,
At tin* olitMot I wish to wu x that I
am an advomte of good roads, They
are a eommunHlo* I test tixsel. next to
good citizenship ami g.ood schools, ami
all three aii* corcialed. I nil good roads
I- ill he nit HH timed a? b> work harm at
<o~4he- ultimate securing n? jjoud.riniibu.
At this time when laiior is very seareo
ami commanding enormous premium^,
at ii lime wIm-ii our farmers are deuud
cd of help. When all established busi
nesses are running very short hiimlc<1.
A f a lime vVhen tabor l* denia tiding a
maximum of pay ami giving a mini
ill (I id <?f service. Is It wise to plunge
Kershaw County. I'ou. hundred thou
sand dollars in ? i< ?! > l In order to start
11 good loads movement? To place h ,
debt on the county at this time when
luoiicy U> at. it.s lowest xaluc yd coin j
mandiiii.' an unprecedented high rate of
inleiv-t and e\|>end il upon labor and
material at present high 'prices merely
mcaioi the elt:l/.ei|s of Kershaw County
will receive oul^ about twenty rents'
on llie dollar, and hi. I be" eoTiitnii fifty
xears we will pax back whli M M i cents
? ? -ii l lie dolbi r. ' *
The taxpayer* of till* coiinix ihii%l j
also remember that the la?l f,egi slain re
iltipo-ed a *laie wide levx of two mills1
for. u"od roads. And it I- m\ opinion
I ha t l tie priMi'eds ni these two mills
addi <t lo oiu present load fund w ill he
evei.v cent our a ill horil ics eaii s|?eiid j
with prudence ami eeonomx, Thev can -I
not secure siiffieietil labor t?> build
I'oad- in of ihc.se funds unless
they propose to shut down a big pro- :
I n >r 1 1 on of the farms in the eouid.x.
INtmhih lly I know of a uumlier of
enterprises in the county today that
are fifty p r eent ?h<?i'l of labor, ami
they are p i \ i 1 1 *_r four dollar* and above
I km; day and the manager* of two of:
these eoneerns tell uic Unit rai*inui
W'a He- o|||\ lin'lin* b s- work ea<|| Heck, '
more pii v. less work and more loafing'
la l he fa. e of *oje|i eonditions ean a
bj*i <1 ??oe at llii- time be considered !
iT"e I In'- It after tlii year our I
two mi l lev \ i- not sufficient -up !
lit* -ni ii fund.- a- a re uecos-arv foi'l
a sane road pri-uram let's increase on j
the propo-e.l bond is-iie \ lav lex x
? an t>e i ill ? t'l Inil a bond r--ne cannot
be Kin to *i Ii ; s iju mi .?iir feet and
see if we can walk before we enter
t<?i a lo i ii it and i ?. I lie end I lielieve j
'? < ' W ' 1 1 III* ? ','eli I X ? I e \ | ir| li'lice a lid j
i .i i in. iii- ni.'iies In obtain *?rooi| roads
w|ie?: ill. world i to. i ? aL'aih vrei- i la'.-K
on ;i woikinu ba-is and il a_-iin U
? "ii" ? t i -Ii i" nable to give an holiest '
? 1 a \ - w.i|In f??r .in Innifst day- pay.'
Willi 1*1 iv cili IIIII-I.I nee ilidieatilitf I lie
doiiter "r w ? -i |. nn ..t i he iiinlertakiinr. j
I I 1 1 ' M 1 I III- I ? ltd I ? - 1 1 1 I 1 1 I d V I s;| I ill ? |
T ? ? t. I I t;., .-I I .'I, ev, t - |. older j
b 1 ' w i ..in. t v in. , in,. ,,f ?
' h.-. - ? i i- -i. - , ? | - 1 n . i it v\ t i i. > 1 1 1 . 1 e ! a \ ,
?t - k . ^ ill v> . I ^ I V i'Ii It:** ? I|- i V i 'et;e ?
We ..11 li.i > I 1,1 VV 1 1 III -lit a * k i
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Want- .Indue Smitli to Kun
M I '.dir.'' We !;ea i' ' i * ? i.tb'i -.
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lie
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1 . i 1 .t i i vv a . . 1 1 w , i 1 .ii i ? . i ? ;< *d
v ? ? ? 1 ' ' . I ;i : ? I I t ' i - -II III Uic I will
7 r. .! ! . J\ ' i rt.-n ! wtfti more etm
-I ivi. : v : .|'i .1 1 ei ii ?. t ! i . i - , have enine be
' i'i i 1 1 ; ? ... ' he | ? ? ? | i it: rt v
W ? ,i : v .. . 1 1. 1 ? .. ,i ici:it \
ai-.v represented. \Ve { epos'e the name
of II oti. .Metnlel I ^initli a- a candi
date t!?i- -iiiniii. i and hope he may l?e
prevaihsl on to run 111- fine r.s-opd
a- Speaker and ltepix ^c;ilativ?y hj.s
vv.de i v | ? i i? 'i.i c .uid ability will insure
flie ? "Un!,\ and state a service of which
We H Ii f 1 1 ? (il-'Mld Mli'tl .- the
w ..f v ? .* ?- ? v\ ) ,1*. e.-nie in
i on a. : ". i !?
.Man v v ;.?!?
XI . \ ...ev r. X\ . . t
1 M ? ' a?. lit- In'.;, a pj ?>?! n | ii t tj i re? I ?>r ,
of l he I'hi'adolplria l. I.i S. -a"
HAKt ( II DKFIKS tM.\SON
Mailt* Him to Pro** Churn** of ('upper
iStralliijf.
Washington, Jutii' C fl, M. I hi nidi,
former rli.ilniiii ii of the war industries
)H>ar<l. wioti* 1 1 ? Representative Mhmhi,
jvjmiMU jiii, Illinois, iodny'a*klng that he
-uImiiIi hi ?uit ?? to Congress and the at
p'rne.v uetierai I !??? evidence which
prompted Milit to charge in tlu* house
recenily tliiii Mi Kd ruch had ".stolen
>0.000,000 from (he if4?V'4>l'l? tJK'lll ill <*t ?|>
|H?r alone."
Mr fiaruch further demanded (but
be In- "Immediately brought to the bar
of Justice and condemned to | >11 n I *>h men t
if found guilty and exonerated if inno
cent from 1 1 ??? infamous and malicious
charge y<>u make against me."
Mi'. Mason in a letter of reply made
public tonight *ald t hi* t since looking
over his previous statement, Jie would
amend it to say that "you and your fa
HOflutfH stole $200,000,000 in ropper
alone." He added that the matter on
which lie tjfclKH) ids charges already was
before Congress in connection with the
Investigation of war expenditures.
"^ou (vrtainly do hot exjs'ct lue to
present this ilia Iter to your particular
frlen/l. MrAI. Palmer. attorney general,"
Air. Ma?oh futid, and added:
I shall, If I 1 1 vi', ask the* attorney
general of tla- Tnited States after
.March I, ip-ji, to proceed, eivlil.v and
criminally, against you u.id fo\ig .is
*<>o!ateH," '
Dochirfiig that Al>. liar Uch when
land of the war Indus tries board had
appointed a cooperative committee on
<Opper with John I>. Hyatt, of New
York, as chairman, and presidents and
owners of copier producing plants in
the I'nltnl States as members, Mr. Ala
lia charged that this com ml tie iiad al
lows! <x>pj>er produoern to buy at 01,10
price and sell at another. lie also
charged that the committee after the
war ]K?ranltte<1 100,000,000 pounds of
copfH-r which the government, he said
purchased at -M cents 41 pound, to be
sold back t<? the producers at lf? cents
a pound. '
In addition to w ci t in_- to Mr. Jlaxon.j
Mr, ^ Ha ruch wrote to Representative
'?illicit, democrat. i'ounosseo.. and Iiep
nwi-.ita t i\ t- I hnl.-spct li. ilcnu cral. Texas.
In hi- lelHfci to \h\ lonowi. .he linked
Hie TennesMv member "to ih uiand or
?Mr. .Mason that as. he niade that state
ment under the protection of the consti
t ut Ion gives the Congress, he should
do cither one of t w<> tilings: ||(. ,,,,|S|
use. his utmost ability both 11. > a mcm
her of the ( 'on gross and as- a private
clti/.cu to my that I am |ui?seeuted to
the limit of t he law if he lie right, and.
IT he l.e wrong, lie must make an apolo
gy as full as was Ills charge. It is
about time that (lies,. Horgbi like as
sassins of character eea-e their work,
or accept the res|w?nvJhHity of their ac
t ions."
In his letter to Mr, 1 1 udspet h, Mr.
Raruch said that lie ho|H'd "through
?In- ae| i vites of .yon and Hittsc of your
colleagues, regard ic> of their polill
**a I laiflis. who believe in fair pla\ to
I"' afforded Hie opportunity of l.randing
the charge a - a vicious and deliberate
lb* in its yti>-ei'\ rcsjMM't.
A Surprise .Marriage.
Mr. iisear J. Suivrl wont to Clinton
N. last Sunday where he whs ipiiet
ly 1 1 1 ;i r r i?M I in that eliy iTiat morning to
Mis.* Mac i?nvK of that i ?l;n ??*. ImmO
tl Lately after the ?vreni:>ny the eouple
left for a lri|> t ? ? Washington, I ?.
and returned to Camden yesterday
^hcir t Ley wilt make it heir future
home Mr. Suivrl i* a well known and
populat young man of this e.ity and
1 1 1 ^ hride i* a liative of Lee Counts, lull
ha* l?eeii ma k me her home in North
Carolina for the pa*t ton year*. Sin'
taught I lie I'iedmont *ehoo| in 1 1 1 i <
? ? ? ? 1 1 m t > i lie | ?;? - 1 year.
Itunnelnvni ('Mm* S"|li?d.
The ea*e of n*sauit and hattery
brought by r!ie Kevrrfnd W. S. Walter*
again-: Mr. iiregt?r> and hi.* *011. fr<>tn
t he I {? 'on i *t o\\ u seclio.' some week* ag".
i! row im: out of the troiiide at a ehuivh
on Sumia.v. wa* amieahU *?'itled h\ all
pa ft ie* emii-erned and t lie, indictment
*qua*hed h\ 1 1 1? ? pn ?Meeutor-s. il is
thought lliat llii' I rouble lii'twnn alt
parties has lni n di<>|i|>id and lliai |?< a<f
. 1 1 1 ? I haimoii.N w I i again reign i th;it
-eel i. Ill lllllte il 1 1 II II U ie I of - | H ? ?? I ;l t o|">
.Hid wilne***-* I r .in thai -eejiol. were
lie! .? \ .--tenia \ I.- :i tend I lie t ria !
hi ? M ? h i in ?! a in . ii t ? io.i !
??? ? : I i i t Waleh'?U*e lli*ed* i ?f Ker-itlilW
I'mintx to l?e 1 1 *?i I in a joint ? a in pa i mi
l.\ lie r,.f |..h ,\**?? In 1 1 ? ? n . Thr warp
il. e.i||itili**iolier*. aid the c\te!e
-4. Hi -el'l id' nf <"|e!ll-<?. College tld
-nininer. ( 'inrit i \gen: .1 \V Sander*.
,i-k- tho*e fanner* nf i\er*'ii:iw I'mili
t\ whu 1 1 : 1 \ e tleir own ?t till! \\ ;i re
In hi. -e.- t ? ? write It i in .if the fat -latinc,
it* lifa t ion and < apa''t>\ ill baie-.
Till- l li fol in :t I i > ?' : ?- ' 1 1 m I ? *? 1 lt||ill\ ami
thi- i- the < ? i r l > iieav- -if obtaining
-aim sh?>w a of '?notv?raf!i?u audi
.
-end i f !ln- ilifin in I ' n ii h\ .1 1 1 1 1 ? iwlli
Mr f.iruivr (:ive \mi a ? ???tton ware
ii< ? Noli fx ? 'ii i *i >1 i ii ' \ Agi ii lie]
Will'- In k ! I . i v\
I il-! hote'V m: Nett ;<i'rr> enliege.
? - - ? ' l!?Jo - p. ,? , ,i a ,ird<-d tn Mi?
< ' -..in. 1 1 i ? i. > ? . , \\ i ^ h ? , .f 1 1 n viin i i V* *
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Mattle Qprald was a Vlfct{or In
M.i ii niiiu ln-< week.
Mi- '!' I? .fotiiiM'ii. of Allendale, K
vlsiiiny VI i v M. M. > Jk'ubou
,\|Ums Mura Wolfe and lto.?alle ltb?oU
art' ttt h()|oo from OoiH'l^P College.
Nhee de|.(M<li himI Thomas .1. Kirk
In i ii I .li . aiv at home from I'oilers. for
\ ill'H l ion.
MKs Mary I Mines of ltlj? Sprites,
Te\ . K vUltlujr her aunt .Mr.-, J. T.
Vol l Irs. Sr. v
Miss Kihel Yates ha - returned from
an extended visit to friends In Nash
ville, Tenn.
Mr. William Abbott, Jr., of liiriulng
ham, Is Hie guchi of Messrs. Will ami
Knlaiul Goodale.
Mr. iuid Mrs. I ah Mia rU Gralkum left
Tuesday for tlu?lr summer houw In
Uock|H>rt,
J, T. lloustun, who ha? been attend
lug Carlisle Fitting School Is spending
the in/lldays at houao. ?
Mr. Itoht. Johnson of Ohuriotte was
here on a visit to ills mother, Mrs. It.
C. Johnson, thin week.
'Mr. W. W. Abbott, of ltlrmlugbam,
A In., was the guest of Mr. and* Mrs. N.
It. Gooduile last Tuesday.
Miss Wilbur McCtiUum having finish
ed the business course at Wlnthrop
College Is at home again.
Miss Esther Ncbloshurg is ut home for
i ho ?us;a:e? vacation. She ??? n wt,u.
dent at Converge <V>llego.
Misses Olive Rita me and Rcl>ekah
DeLoaeh, who have also completed that
course have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Stewurl, who
have t>een *i>en<Hhg the winter in Cam
den left this week for Philadelphia^ Pa.
Mk rennet Jenkins of Columbia
sjjent the week -end at the home of her
uncle Mr. J. F. Jenkins on I>aurens St.
At the Majestic next Tuesday, Bert
hytell In "Lombard I. Ltd." Glorious
( ? 1 1* Ik1- .-Glorious downs --Gules of Gig
gle's.
Misses Arabol ami ICliKahetb Kennedy
'have returned to their eouutry home
near Lugoff afb*r attending Columbia
[ 4 *-oi ie?4?. ? .......
Miss I'hiulee Uell.^m Seliua. N. C.,
j.-'IM'iit I be week end >v1 1 li Mrs. Alfred
K. Kennedy at her /fMiuntry home near
Luuoir.
Mr-. K. I ?. .Murphy- -and two dttilght*
ers of Columbia are visiting the for
mer- sUt'er. Mrs. .1 M. I,. Hrannon ut
I.Ugoff
Misses Itcssic liud Lie la ItraiuWn. of
the Salisbury Normal industrial lustl
tute, have returned borne for the sum
mer -Vacation.
Miss I'hoohe ( is w aid, who has lavn
a popular teacher in the Camden Nigh
School during tl*-. jwist ti-rm, left . M?(l:
day for ii<?r honie ln Allendale. I'a
tron.v of the school are glad to know
that sin* expects to return next season,
j Mr ami Mrs. John 11, Rhamc and
{.Master Clarksou Khaiuo. are on a visit
I |o relatives nt . Manning. From there
i Miry will km to Itlnffton to sjh-ihI a
| while. The friemlK of Mi4. IMtame will
| 1m' pleased to leant Unit lie ita*. irrcally
Improved in health.
MW Annie I.otijr. who has In light
I tnn*le for the | ?:> s t t,\yo vt'';ir< in Che*
raw wits Mm* mtest of her mtiiF Mrs.
W. .1 .Tones this week. She left WVd
nesdny for Clneinnttl. Ohio -where she
w iTl take a summer course at the C011-.
servatory of A f 1 1 ? i - 1 in that eit.v.
Hen r>avhl. /or ? nearly ."?<> years a
well kiKWii figure in Columbia. died
at the Huptist' -hospital in Columbia on
Wednesday morning after an illness
of six weeks. .Mr. David it t one time
conducted a restaurant which was the
gathering place of legislators and
other prominent jteople. lie retired
some years ago :ifter being associated ?
with the Palmetto restaurant.
Albert Wilson, negro. who shot ;ind
killed lit van II Pntler. <'ii a t roweled
Olympia tii?lle> < :t r. at Sumter Pendle
ton interseeiion. Columbia. wa< found
gnilty'of murder )>.*? a jnr\ in :i court
<>f general sessions 1 n t ?? Tuesday after
iioon. !? .1. a"''l I TV Wingard. attor
neys f?>r Wilson. ,':nc tioih-e that the
defense t?\|HTted to make argument for
a tiew trial a t ? ? I Judge Tow nseml <le
ferred passing the death -entenee upon
WiKoii. The darkey, whom the ver
< 1 i < * t of the jur> Tu??*da\ afternoon sent
to the elect rie chair. recei i-. .| the deri
sfon with apparent c.t t in m ?
? lie Was Impressed
I* \>Ti x iif Frame, the talkative guide i
wn* exhibit inS the interested Atneri
? 'aii (iiurNt the tomb of Na|M>leon with j
iii. the ciiitumury n < ?u i i - i : - of Jxrlhi
language and hands
"This immense *arcnphaguv" de
claimed the guide. "weighs f??rt> tons
Inside of that, .sir. l> a receptacle weigh
ing twelve tons, ami inside of I'lrttf |? a
leaden ? -a s ket , herinet icii iiy sealed,
w eighing jnore than two ton*. Inside
of that rests a mahogany coffin contain
ing the remain* of n very great nran."
I or a moment the \meriran was
silent, a^ if u. de??p meditation Then
he said
ll setMlls to me thai Villi ve Hot ihini.
.tlM right If lie ever get- out cable
Hie :?? my eX-lteiise*"
FOR KKNT ? Two fn?nt offices over
the Men's Shop. Appiv to J H.
Kur?t* Cntmlott S <*.. t/
\
Knocked l>owu by Cur,
NYntte plaeiug oil til a oar in front
of Ills gu 1 1 iK^UOfl Mr.
llughcy Tlndal jklXKkwl down by
a cur running Into the from of the ear
ho was filling uikI la* suffered a badly
bruised let! tt" ft result of the mvldent.
Mr. (y/M lliir-si w'hh attempting to drive
Into the ga rage at the time and be
cause hU steering fl?#r failed to work
his ( Mi bended into ili?- ?m 1 filled
and Mr. Tludal knocked down by
t hi' rt'iu' end of tin' second car. ills
friend* are glad to know that hi* In
juries a iv not serious.
Visiter* Here Froin France
l>r. and Mrs. (leorge Volrln, and
Miss I'aulette yolriu, -of Baric J>uc,
Meu.?e, Franco arrived ta Canplen the
I>a8t weok for quite an extended visit
to their daughter and sister, Mrs. Carl
Fest. They left the i>ort of llurve
and wore about eig^t days on the voy
age. Dr. Volrln l? a practicing pliy
alciai) In hLs native town. The party
expects 46 remain in this country sev
eral months.
Colored Woman Dead.
ItachacJ Brown, a well known color
ed woman of the county, died on May
21. $he was 72 years of age and was
the mother of 18 children ? nine glr^s
and four boys. She also had 22 grand
children ami io Kr?* i grand <iljll?l r?*ii.
Her husband died' about 18 yea rs ago
The funeral and. burial took place at
the Rook Xprlpg church and burying
ground.
CITATION
Sin it- of South Carolina
County of Kensh'aw. .
By \V. I,. McDowell. Enquire. Prolate
# Judge. ' ; "
Whereas. .7. B. TVranhftm made suit to
me to grant Wm Letters of Administra
tion of the Kstatc of and effects of F.
B. llranliam.
These, are Therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said F. B. Bran
ham deceased, that they !>?> and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to
l>e hold at Camden. S. C.. on June 17th
next after publication thereof, at 11
oclock in the forenoon, to show cause,
If any they 'have, why the said Admin
istration slunild iioi l>e granted.
?Given under niy Hand, this Jltd day
of June. A. D? 11)20.
> W. L. Mcl>owell..
Judge of Probate for Kerslniw County.
Published an the 4th and rlth days
of June. lP2()**lu the Camden Chronicle
and |>osted at the Court House door
for the time iwscrlbed by law.
Th* Negro and Prohibition.
The 'Afrlvan Method!*! Kplfcropul
General (tanferenee, ,|Uf? ehlef UltMh
live body of the negro Methodl*!* of
I lie country. Ktrongly Indorsed prohibi
tion ;?!Kl UI'KCs *drict?eiifortvni*Mit of
tin- la\>. I Vrlwi i>> I Imtv Is u<> oilier
claw tvlilfli ha* Ihhhi tieuufitM more
by prohibitum than the im'khh's. Thou
miiiiU of Uu'iu >vho formerly ?|K4d iuu*i
of their earning* in the little l?oer *a
loon* that abounded In their neighbor
hoods. and on Saturday nifjiit "Jaga,"'.
arc now u^iiiK their money for better
liurjMMv*. They utive better homes, |?h
tor clothe*. more decent amusements,,
?4 1)4 f there U Ieaa vie* and crime among
I hein. IkinlNiiiiiK the saloon lias put
the negro iuhhi a much letter ?plane of
living in every re*?i?ect, Ami the ne
grott* themselves realaie this fuot.-r
Honstou 1'ost.
Wants-For Sale
, FOUND? Near Qamden, a lady's hand
j bag, containing small sum of money.
(Party can have same by proving prop
j erty to R. M. Kennedy, Jr., Camden. l>
Notice deficient pupiLH^Auy
< pupils deficient in Geometry,. Alge
bra or Arithmetic, who wish to make
it up the fist part of the auidlhof. nee
?uie at once.
Joe McCaskill. lip
BICYCIiEH^? 1 have a nice line of Yale
bicycles also other makes if you 'need
a bike it will <pay you to see mine
before you buy. Stokes Blcy/$e Shop.
WAN'TEO? One Holstclu or Jersey bull
calf,. Iwq.or -three months old. Ad
dress '"calf," care of the Chronicle,
?-Oaniden,TS. C. ' iMOipd
??*- -*.? ? . ?? ^ ' '
I^OBT? One whte an-d lemon colored fe
male hound. Bred to pup aWmt lust
of June. About three years old, me
dium size, end of tall l>ady briar cut.
Answers to name of "Blanche." I.i
1 l>eral reward if returned to 11. M.
j Hall, route 2. Camden, S. c.
FOR SAIJC? Million Porto lUcp. ftnd
Kaney If?tl imtato plants. We are
Shipping ca>rlouU a day. Hush your
orders. Now Is tine time to put out
plants for eartyo eaWng. Ondy $2 ix*r
1000 by expiVHs. J. 10. Oil lis, Bern
bcrt, S. C. 7tf '
FOR SALE ? One nice Jersey milk cow.
Apply to C. O. StoRner. Bt. ?s'o. 2,
Bethne, s.. c. . 1 tp
- -h;
FOR SALE? Five, r<>ohi house on
Ifnmpton Avenue. Price on applica
tion. I- A. MsDowell, Agent.
POK HKNT? pastor* at w
dhle-tW tow cows. Ttmv dulkn,
month. Addreew Mtfc*
, a. C.
?PaPBBB^SSEg^l
FOR HAI<K ? ' I'Wl'Ul.V f is*- whl.U; V*k
duck* .Two to ?^ght
and T?V kch B. J Ttui'-iLu ?
..iii? ?j '*
*-?.*??.? ?. .? TrUi>AtUu w"
vllle.H. C
FOR fiALK? < 'PIk* of nil 4|m > 7"*
to ttwtry Smyrl^ Cauisy, s <? J
FOUND ? One blttrk shoat, v^iT
about W> pound*. owner can 2
Mtinr by pay lug for this a<i> *
for excuse <*t kt i-p. Hlut J*"
pMperty, MarU v>r
Umgtown s. C. '
CEDAR FENCE IHKS'rtPu^;
?.in\s, T fwt loiiK, average 4
across small end with i>k>?tv 0f i2
ones ml xed In for kuUn alKj* J
cwti each delivered kaearioi?
ilmh> or oioro. Draft with bin ua!
attached. I'nil (J. AuM K?^2
S. C. ^
(AO- ?CARTS ? I b?VO two nlpit 12
at a bargain. Qomct and (3
Stokes Bicycle Shop
FOR SAUK? Uths foo miT^;
Henry Savage, Camden S. j
PAINT ? Stive money on your m
bill. Ask about the Souther* (
ton Oil Co'.s line. Ww. Klnt
OU' Mill, Camden, S. c, jjjl
AUTO TIRES ? I have wag id
elzes 8i}xtt 1-3 Firestone Tl?? 3
other makes of tires at tbe oW p
Call and see me if yoa want
tires. Stokes Bicycle Shoi>.
I llll 1 " I
L.OAN8 ? ou improved real e?utt,
temf*. K. 0. vonTieackow, Cm
s- (! _______ ?
VELVET BEANS.? For m* it |
per fcusbel. FHue as stock food \
wonderful soli renovator. w.|
Ilendrix at Fine Faxm, Oundec, l\
1 . ? ? -4
WANTHD-r?9ecoud hand organ |L
di-t-sx Box 'JL'K. Walter Parker, Cd
^Ika, 8. C. 51tfJ
AGENT WANTED ? For WortJ
Hair Preparation. See or tdfl
Madam K.. K. Belton, 1713 Gad
Street. Camden, S. C. J
WANTED^-? A double *
Bookkeeper, Camden, S.
man or woman. Apply
' awn' handwriting. Drawl
262, Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE ? Farm of B. It. Troeajfl
located ou Liberty 11111 md,e*
Ing four hundred eighty nine
about three hundred acres clttifl
balance in wood and pflftture li
Thin Ik one of the best faros Is 1
srtyrw County, and can beboughtt,
InK the next thirty day? at an i
tractive figure. U A. McD?(?
Agent.
Here is a photo-drama that will -
open the hearts of all you who
live and fove and glorify things
beautiful. "Romance" has been
one of the sensational stage sue*
cesses of recent years and Doris
Keane, beautiful, talented, richly- ?
gifted, has carried "Romance"
to international fame. It is, in*
deed, a rare privilege to present
this splendid artiste in her
exquisite film creation of what
has been hailed as the "most
beautiful love story of the stage."
'don's
Celebrated . 0lau~
Q)wccfed by/ . :r;
aiETVrniEVT.
At The
MAJESTIC,
Thursday, June 10
Admission 25c, Children 15c