The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 19, 1920, Image 6
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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ll. |? Nff.KS Kdiinr uih) INiW toiler
I'uhUvhul Friday lit Nv. llipM
i > i > 'H ' i ? 1 ? in ! ot (Ik Ptundoit,
iHOIlf ll poatoff'cr ;??> Xt'Cn|ld
?la>K 'iiiji-l niaUci.* l'rlc-f p r
< it)?I? i i . S. \o\ ('nil)i r l!>, ID'iU
That t h??r?* u 111 hi- ? >i ? I > a wiiall ro
dind/on ? In i1m?% price of clothing fi?r |
the and that Hu* Awoclntcd
Press Is n<>( fair to (iUmIdck;) in puh
I: I. Hi;' H | nrK of *|>Oolal fall |?? It ?' !??
duelloo* a-; Indications of ijenoial low*
^riog of prb ' ? Tin Mjii't M. NVatf.s
: i ! 1 1 I v ? Oil Ui-.oll or rti.' youttt
t'arolliin Mclall t.'lpthlor* Association
1 :i ? issued a statement from Columbia
in which he ilwln'rWUnl Hi ere will bo
:( irradtuil dor, I, inc. .In clothing i?,rl<M?*f
Vm no ytidden drop In |H?*>dble, aipl the
'O'la^'ijan slide" In priccH, *o often
1 1 ! ? I, i 1 1 of. IIIITC inyt.h. Ill' deel a n - ->
'flint 'ho o\dy u'oo?U mi which such tin
MMinUy l?i? pi'ltvK are being quoted
.III- ilio good.* Hn,| spoi l.i 1 J|?1?
l/i.K such As ' hco always, ho nays, t??
b?- fodnd a t rhU season of tin* yoo r. Mr,
Watt* declares i<? m the retailor js !<?>??
i'i tnonex t.'ii.iv ijimI Hint few clothing
merchants arc selling reliable goods at
>i profit Thje Ooliinibla retailors are
mUJiik clothe* hi cost, and y?*t the
v'othlers it ssni-i i i b?ij| ib'iiarcH that the
i i . >? of ne \ i . years < -!? -t !??-?* inn be but
ghtly lower than this year's prices
I j'bor, one i>! f.hc <'l.b'f Items of cost,
v ,i v h 1 1?? ? secret a ry <?f the. elothlei'H as
so?iatb>n. i* m*i reduced The ntftuu
t%<*tun'rs ?t?? ma want. to return to the
"?*veRt shop" plan of building clothing. 1
<*Mpi. tteiijjmil.ii Williams of Burn
son. Mump' on roontjk Inis been elected j
snperlntenem of i lie Confederate Home
In Col ll ml Li to sneeiid Capt. Loids
Ward'aw who resigned recently
Not The l*:?rjy of lli:;h Prirc*.
I i'i >ri? i he eleetion November
iron were t" lie found in the Booth
? i m I tffs win) thought that the su<*
, ? fs . of t lie Kepnlilli an ticket vvoiihl
vau so Improvenicnl in. the price "I"
??"of.tdn, A I rein I. !i nr l.nd theii
> v.i"; - opened.
I In- prloe y\ "vMmii i - i i ino't l . ro !
IritiHl lo Mo K'O ei niiM'lil ol\1h'' t * i ? i t ? ?? I ?
Siatov, (nil /Im* -people \v i 1 1 1 iIIni'ovO!
that Itepubl^ an potiei<?< jiro not i
those oalcula led l<> encha >?? '?? prire^ '
?>f ?^->tn m< "li I fc - nr. am l. riiil ??\<,i,pl. o''
? (in'i>o, flio?.?> i ha? roi-ol\i- !!m lit noli!
? ?I' pros'peoiive iiirifl>.
provpooji vo tariffs :irr ito><iv;no?t ?o
I il.e o < j i- of Hi ? f:i\or te?>- <?f I ho IP
j'lllilji-i r !?ar; Tl'e S'ai<>
Don't Neglect
COUGHS OR COl-DS
r.Tid^ <ii ii'ii . JrjuL to in- ]
fluoj>/.a. | 'in 'it iiiuii hi <?n*d se- 1
rion< r<nii|?li',a! S'Mis
FW ytit r?i i hi- ?
liotvhoiuul, lu'irHciit ami tar? -have
In '"i iwM -nr. "\ssfully ns an linnm
(I a'*' ? hi'i'k 1 1 ? 4*<M]tfhk att<l colds.
'I'liisr tliri"" Uuavntont-; havo hwn
? *? 1 1 n ? ? i i > <?? I \\iih a few i?iln'i' liolpful
? - 1 1 ? -> to makf i In ? c<,J"l>i a t?'?l
Murray's Horeljound Mullein
and Tar
I - ; ' a ? 1 1 _? i t ( !lr la -I a N't H'li"t
i> iui in ?Ua t ?
Vcm ? I i ? u : : ir 1 - i w i 5 1 >ii|>i?l\ yi>u, ami
u .11 i>* f ( 1 1 1< I y i?ii i' moii'O if yon aif
ni't iiifa^cil w ii li n'siiltx,
|?\.| l;?<at:iiu jnI?U<>U'/.;i \v?* riVwlUUU'ml
1 ? i\ !fi ' fi'ij-.- fur ('?<? I vc r ami
Kiilif .v-. in 'mhi 1 1 1 : i<-'. imi wiHj .Mur
i ? : i \ 1 1 ? ? |-' I ii >?ih i \l iil|?**ii ii i 'I Tar
M i 'Hi la i ?' u I ? Il\
Murray Drug Co.
CO I I vim A. S. < .
The Enormous Volume of
Our Business is Strong
Evidence of Our Ability to
("loan, press and repair
clothing so thoroughly that
thos?> who try us
TRY AGAIN
We claim that to properly
and thoroughly press any
kind -of garment it must l>t?
donr i>n a IIoI'I'iujui sanitary
steam ri -i '???- pivx-in.ir ma
chip.f.
I } 1 i > ; 1 ; ' ' 1 ' . ? i 1 1 ? ? : ' i m i t n ' i 1 - i ll < *
natural o.?d\ >hapt- in
... .? > ?*r> i iescri pt ion,
rai-rs , j ;.p. brings out
fr:? col") . j \ f- tho raiment
a h'f-h, t h.tn. appear
ance ami < n <?? i" In last
much longer
1 t '1 COT' ; i ? ? \' < > i
\\ >? ma k ? . > I ti*n . 1 1 it ? i , - and
>? ?? ' > ;? i )? I -id if- urarm< nt>.
Gibbs C. Carter
Plione 302
A Complete Outfit
vsu.v. waiter," t lie ih*ov<m1 diner ?'**
i-lii i "u Klonk lhut 1# like fl !?!<?<???
j't IcniJiiT !?. bad rnouRli. hut why <1<?
jini liVinx me ? kuift? that ik dull a* a
b<?* ii t flu* na i no time?"
"Well. v|r." ?lw \\nil.i explained
[,k)udly. " ??ll cu :) U*:> xloilk to
strop I he knife op, ami Mien ,von rnn
[ it:?c Die I a!fo I? <Mif Hie sfrHk."
Two'wiitye . Him alM&keil K. \V?
l^tjp'pu uie**eii?or ou n tin
i No; f?7 near Sh 'ivjw mutton, n point a
[abort dlBttifiee north of Oobimblji .vok-I
t i;i > jjnornift# ami a (tor biiu&lotf liftpii'j
tUe 1.2(H) pound wife eowt?ln-i
lug $10,00(1 out of tin* exprosa car. j
/i'luty then searched tho iness<yitf<T. ' H?* '
i l] ~ keys and oj^nod hi* smAll ]
ill from uhli-h they removed $.".'JI ill!
eurroinjy and the other two belloyed (oi
eon hi In Jowd'lo, and escaped, Thn |
t-rew of ? freight t I'M in ttl Blythwootl, j
v fill or! dlMaiiro ? h<'v*nd wn? notified
Of Mm > robherj :? imI toward
t'ohitnbiu s\ lii ii Ifrolllll Ooilduptor
f^ott saw tlw safe tyjnjt beside the
trai'k about a1 m 1 1?* Mouth of Sharpe
station. It la?l not been tampered
v> lUi Titer-* Is ho elue |n the wbero
ai'tniis of 1 1 ?j ? nvo aiou whom the mea
sontfer ebrimed bound and robbed him.
The efforts of f|yv itUMi were refjulrod
to lolld the sal" on the freight train.
Will l.oinnx, a he/?ro at UreenviHe.
!?? in Iho death house at the stutcj
penitentiary at Oohunlda, awaiting ex -j
fM-ntlon l>eeonihoi\ 10, for the murder
of hK wife.
Refrigeration Plants
Artificial coloring uhk known to tin
??u fly Hindus who molted saltpetre in j
wiiter (?? cool a lar of water placed
therein. The Romans also know this
m-Mlio'l. ?Ko a way <>f mixing snow and
saltpetre to mak** ? freezing mixture.
In 177."? f?r. Cullen froze water by a
npld evaporation caused by a vnciimn, |
This w:?o tho father of the modern
lefrlgeratlng .plant. |
I i{
Vihm?a. November Jo rhoinas H. ?
Mi'l.nurin banker of Itennottfrvllle, j
S. whuoO relatives bad hren seek-'
i Mir him since ho 'loft homo Monday.
\> ;<v taken in custody hv local police
'a?e today 'iii't after an elimination by.
j#b . n. N- ? ?-! H : i V'cS liviV assorted
1 ? ?(ii> .1 return h*Mii.- vow. Mr.
UJaniin. a s.-o, - .f t-V?rm?*r 1'n.itod
St ??o- X ? - : ? 1. ?? I.iIim .M'-K'inrin of ,
1 'j| rotiua , x'\ jMM'SSftl xurPrii-.e. Ue
????!? 1 1*_* <'!"'? tVil hi1- absence
liiun h?'in" -hould ! ? \ ? can* i?? 1 worry
M-.'i.' U'* *aid he had bijop op a
Iiis-mcss trin t'i Monti.'- . nifrt*. Ala., ai d
| o >1* <"i his' :iy home win ?> found by
finl'.o In re McLaiirin denied an>
knowledge of clothes and a note inti
mating sulfide said to have boon found
near Blowi'tt'n Falls, N. <?'. IIo had;
telegraphed his wife from ho re yevter-J
day: "Kverthlng 1* all right; don't
worry," and thi?* caused special search
to hi* made hero for him. T. W. '?
Konchier of Atlanta, it relative of Mi*, j
Mel.aurln. stiitod fonighl that aftorj
leaving police station tho hunker haidi
boon taken i" ;i private sanitarium.
iu*ar Atlanta and found t<> he in good
! condition, mentally. After spending
i night there. Uouchier said, tho hanker
would leave in tie morning for home,
j ! touch ijp; flcided all reports that Mo-;
il.iiurin wjts suffering fmni any mental
' trouble and emphasized that no mat
! t <o*s i<.)iiii<M't rd with the l?;mk had any
I thine i" '!?' .with hl^ absence from
' home
1
I - * ? . - j
Tin* I'nlilishers Xuvi'iary. which is
j probably the hiding organ of the
eount> newspapers ??t' America Is an
Mi.>rit\ for fin* statement that no eight
? nil home ruiiiit>\ weekly of one
'thousand -nhserihei s can I've on a
j >uhseriplh?n rate <>!' less tl'an .S t .1 year,
j Tin* old tilne dollar vvo-klv has j(i||f>
I l.\ fin- board aiiit nian.v ? ??iinti v week
lit". have raised tln-h subscription
prices from $t to tfM.aO .ire still find
itig it hard <leddipg even at the new
j 1 ? ri ? The trouble is due to increased
ie\|cii-es t'..r htb'M mid materials, es
I I whir.* paper and jKistaso. The
j white paper situation has but slightly
i improved as regard* thr smaller i?a
i pet's Paper -tiwk thar t-ost them 'J
I and . cuts ,1 pound before the war is
||.\\ ??Ostliu t'l.-lll 1 Hill It ? I Ills J|
( I'miud T: ev art sfjM paving c|,.s?. f,?
| l<Mi pel .fill m.?re for wage*, compared
vii'i i re v\ a : pi ii . s the labor
ma 1 kef 1 1 . 1 s . ? 1 . 1 ? sjgns (. f t><
coining ea-?ie|
CURRANTS
CITRONS
RAISINS
and DATES
JU^l kl.C hi \ LL)
McLEOD'S GROCERY
Phone 90
St,r - Hunk Kxauduer Craig l>M# l*
Miid ( li?> following afatement with re
h i. in.- to thf 'list' of tb'6 Mutual XMjfttk
of Hi l:lu tts\ IU<\ <>f which Thou. It. Mr
j l.llt . ? I WMN |>IH>?IUont : "I hftVe Hl'l'li
? <i tb rough 1 1 it* iiHonit > general frtr ft
rcCeJver for t h?> Mutual Suvlngs hank of
lunmettuvllte. A thorough cxamlna
Hon ??f ii?e affairs of the hunk <1Ikc1o??8
the fact thai U?v hawk wua Carrying
as kccuiIMc* toJoRnx cotton certificate*
'of the I St'ii 1 1 1 * t |s\ llh' warehouse rhnt
wen* either hogu? of 'worthless. In
addition, the prcHldeijt lift# made large
jK'rhona I obligations for hlk own no
(HMint with the hank and parlies Wbloh
he endorse# a? preatdent of y, the
LjtiOftkv hut comvalcd from the hipik'H
Mobilities. A?ldc from wofthle** *ecu- '
riiics pledge in tin- form of ware
hOUie certificate aud concealed per
sonal liabilities of the president the
hank wax found golden t. These, how
ever, were of much proportions that thu
examiner, with the Approval of the dt
rectors, decided to close and liquidate
the institution. , If the president and
hl> family should make good the ftifcg
i ?l securities and hidden liabilities the
depositors could be paid In full.
lttHwtiM* tm watt unaUe to pu\ his
debts from the wale of his cotton, 8tu?i>
Herbert, a negro living in Newberry
county committed hutcUlo Jant week
liy his thr<?;,t with a ntsoi
( M-.i ? Ut?)r?.{WO women ;ir<- enrolled
hh Htudent* life the University of Penn.
WANTED!
Whit ? Fa oners
I o M'itlr m P>u ike Coun
ty, Georgia. Special in
ducements offered. I* or
further information write
Burke County Chamber
of Commerce
WAYNESBORO, GA.
THKSPAK8 NOTICE.
Ail person# arv horeby warned u<*t ]
t ? > h-'spass for any purpoM?\ <m- allow'
*(<tt*k run at largo on our lands.
Au.\ < itic inline this nolho will
?>?? ?!??;? It with to il?|* full- I'Xtonl of th??l
lawv.
\ K IIOWWN.
II. A. HOW ION
l,u}|u!V. N Oft, 28, inju :;<t;i:ip
f in .1 IMm'Iiiu'k*'
XiiUt'o i* hVrtl^ SflViift that one month j
fiviu this tlu ft'. oft Friday. TMeeialw'r
:ird. 11?$ I wlU.mukc to I ho I'r<Jba t ?
Court of Kci-ftliitw County nt.V final re j
tnrn as Onardlan of (ho estate of VVaU
<ly T. IHutoan. Jr., he bfiyiuji attained j
his ma i?'i il.v, anil on tt)0 s mi'- <lat<? I i
will apply '<> ll"' fttllCl <'? >ut for ;t t'imil
tllieharg* from roj (nh?( as k aid Guard
Inn. ?. M ORKRN.
Ctinnhu, s. C.. (X'tohcr S58th, 1930.
Noljeo of Applied Ion For Charier
w ?. I ho i niloL'>iitf?t-<i give notice that
wp intend to apply to the Sooretary of
St a. to for a eharlcr for TJIIC IIOMII
ITUNISHINO COMPANY with Its
principal place of imwlnoiw at Canxlen,
South Carolina. Haiti application to ho
inado according to the law iv?uhi tin?
the Issue of charters.
OU8 KRU0O&
\\\ 0, SMITH
A. c. ICING.
'I his I lie 17th iltjy of November, lHiO.
Koo Naalynova at U?*> MhJvhH,.
in "Madamo IVaoook" \ KorR?X),i
gMterliu: photodrama of tit* Ufo of |
ftwou* at ago J>ei?Oft&lUy- -
Notice.
Ml pPfttOfi* bavin# >*??>-?> or
In ID v pasture i\n- miiauUM to km
Uien. ?t onee a^rs^t luw UHntj?g?<\
gran* -- ?? * ""? : ''-""T ^ li, Huton
NOTICE TO CKKlHTOItS ~
_ *
v., , in i: TU CUKlHTOKSt nr S. A
isi, hi \ u nil J. s. I>b\vk?ii. t'"i?rhu'K
Khoury Confectionary Comi*^
? ,.)<? ?iii<) Oomrmnv |? ??
i I'im'ciiiiimrj' Couiimi^v
% ??!?? ?tn<l pQlHPfUiy, In U- oW II Mihlf
(ii'hI f"?- att ^tier crNlltom w)i?
loin In tUe*<? proceeding, Plalm^ff
!V?nl\?st
s A. Klmiuv anO ?>. s hl.-ykm
pHiiuors a? Kbonry ConfooOoii|r,
Company. It. Adeltiy ami k. m
Hemp, DofonUiuitu,
v(ll l ? is hereby ulveo to- tut ^
uu of 8 A. Khotiry ami s pfe,
kaa as Khoury Con foot Ion a ry Co. (hat
tboy flftfe hereby required t" *Mfeu W
fore roo at 10 o'clock a. ra. on MomUj
tbe 20th. lOilO at my office In CniBdc
<v, mh\ pm?ve -their olalrtis Ww
ine us SixM'iul Master ns requlreflhj
the order of Judge .lohn S. \Vll$on u
lluise nroceodlinrx *.f n.>? - ^ '
,,.v "i yuujse .loiin s wu8oo*u
these proceeding of^ Date with <W
iV B. CIjAKKL'
Special Muster
AT
W. G WILSON'S
. 'i 1 - ? . . .. 1 ? 1 1 - .? '? "ii i .i i? ,i t ji y: - 7" ' " ,
25 to 50 Per Cent. Cut
On All- Staple and Seasonable Goods
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Sale Begins Saturday, Nov. 20tfa
Everything Marked in Plain Figures ? One Price to Ali ? Nothing Charged ? Nothing on Approval
The place where the thrifty buyer can reap a harvest of bargains.
Cold weather is upon us ? no need to defer your purchases any
longer. In order to turn our large and varied stock into money
we have decided to use the axe and cut deep into old "High Prices."
We invite our customers and the public generally to share in the
wonderful bargains we are offering.
Children* Ribbed Vests, 2 to
lfi . , 59c
Boys Fleeced Union Suits $1.19
Mens ribbed Shirt and Drawers
$1.00
Mens Haynes Ribbed Union
Suits $2.48
Lad ins Ribbed Vests 69c
Wrights Health Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers each 1.98
Ladies Heavy Ribbed Hose 39c
M issos Black Hose, to 9 25c
Misses Fine Rib Cordovan Hose
per pair 39c
Ladies Fine Thread Silk Hose,
per pair 98c
Ladies Silk Lisle Hose 59c
Hov> C? rev Sweaters $1.25
i.aciirs Su eaters, $lo quality,
at $6.98
SHOES
$15 Ralston Shoe? for men
per pair . $9.95
$12.50 Ralston Shoes $7.95
$12. Ladies Boots $8.75
1 Lot Ladies Kid Boots, former
ly sold for $8, now $5.29
Mens All Wool Overshoes
per pair $4.98
Dress Gingham. Good Quality
at 15c
Dress Gingham, Best Quality
at 25c
< ) i 1 Table Cloth best quality
at 59 c
Staple Apron Gingham 18c
Blue Bell Cheviols 25c
Ducking. Good quality . 25c
Feather Tick, formerly 75c 49c
Cotton Flannel, heavy 25c
Sea Island. 36 inch 15c
Mens Heavy Grey Sox 19c
Great Reduction in Price* on .
Clothing.
$10 Boys Suits $6.48
$12.50 Boys Suits .$8.48 (
$16.5p Boys Suits $9.98
MENS FINE SUITS
$27.50 Value $16.98
$30.00 Value $18.98
$40.00 Value $26.98
$50.00 Value $34.98
Mens Heavy Flannel over
Shirts I, r$3.98
Mens Tan Flannel Top Shirts
at $2.98
Ladies Heavy Outing Gowns
each $1.98
Mens Big "W" Overalls.. ,.$1.98
Ladies Knit Underskirts ... 98c
('hildrens Shoes 98c to $3.59
?i6 inch Storm Serge .. 98c
All Wool 'Serge $1.98
W. G.
CAMDEN,
WILSON
SOUTH CAROLINA