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^ult<? m iiniijuo ceremony took place in Canada recently, when Akiou Tohftil, H Chinese girl, roeotvod the vol! of UOVlCP of Hip Order of the Kikmm'h M|h ?slomi l lrs (lilllllUKMllatv ( 'oliccpt i'?n. She ix Hiu first woman of her t'ltwi ?<; he u ifiti It to.i I !?y f ho church in Canada. filial I )isi Ii.ii k?' UL'r*l?.v Mlvoit tlial iuii! inuutli from this tin lot ?rt? h'Flday, I Uvcmh'T Hrd. 1V-0, I vyjilj make h> t1??* I'rohiiM* (?Juuii <>f ivinxUuw County uij final y<* iiini as Uimrdlan of the t -iii'o .?t VVujI ?ty T. I Uinra n. . 1 1 . f)? ha vim; ;i t ' ji I hiu innjopJty-, ?nd oil Him mini" date I ! ^ (11 Apply In Hit* said Cnurl fur a Piiut I j dischar^-n from in % iru- l as said UuurU la ii. .1 M (HMO ION ttauxifu, s i'., October IJSth. lO'JO. Nollcp To IK'blors mid Creditor*, All parties indebted lo the estate <if C. \l, (jadtlpu, doccascd, arc hc;eb> notified to make payment In the under i ' * n i * 1 1 , ujui .iii i 1 1 1 1 ? ? . tr ; 1 1 1 > . rnrrtmf claims aualusi tli*' said e-dntc w ill pre I sunt Hi.' in duly attested within the' fjinu |tri ?< i ilicil hv law \ii(v nrmm <;i.ai>i?i.:\\. \ i i in I ii |si rii t ri \ ; rannh-ii, S 'November jnili. uV^?. | NOTK'K v Notice U hereby given that <?n lU? ,'HH h <iay <?l \" v?'inl?"r, 19*0, an appli cation will lip made in of thl ?'Vamdcii l/iiid A Improvement Coi*? puny, of Cauid?'u, S. C., for tin- is.sU? of a new < 'vrtllkrai)* "I Stock Number Vonr (I) and for Ten (10) share* of stoc'k issued to applicant Charlotte M. VVIi|?tl?r on tin' fllth day of April. MM#, % hy .saiil corporation, Tills < N> r 1 1 f ton t ?? of Stock lias Itt't'ii iiisl or destroyed and ufWr dHiK-nt search cannot found and said Ccrlllleate of Slock luis not ticcu at any time or in any uianic;r Hi* posed of |?y applicant. CIIAUM>TTfO It W'HISTLKIt I >rt led <>. l. 121 (. lOiiO 20 't I i " t ' NOTICK Notice i s hereby tflvini that on tin* iluth day ? ? I' Noveinh'-'r. 1020, .in appli cation will ho made to others of the I'litci pii.<e Kuildinu \ I .i?a n As.stKia tJOll Of Cailide.li, S t\. fill1 the isHUO of a iii-w Ccrtith'iite of Sto< k Nuuiher Kif*' ty < Ui'i i r? I ) ami for Two iJi share's of i>viietl in appt.ii'. i ut I. a! K. | lWak'Mit.v .on tin' I7lh das of January, 1017, h.\ -aid corporafi'ih This iM'rll iica t ?' of >lock ha.s hem lost or destroy ?y| and after diligent .**?*;! i*i*li ran not Ix.* I'oniid and saiil ccrHlicalc of stock has not h'vn at any t iin?* or in any inanifr i h sposet I of t?y appUc|ini. LAI, K. UhAKKNHV. I>a lei I Mr J. LX-'. fO-'O ?JJJ-.'U CoSlIiis Brothers Undertakers for Colored People ( Telephone 41 e 714 W. DtKalb St. COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. _ MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUCER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. We Can't Restore Sight to the Blind But ? We c a 11 help weak, defective sight most wonder fully, by glasses especially ground for each individual case. Don't be blind to your own interests if your vision is fail ing Let us pilot your eyes to sight safety. M. H. HEYMAN & CO. Jewelers and Optometrists t DR. H. E. STEVENSON DENTIST Crwlifr ! < I j i 1 *1 i n ^ Camilen. S. ('. Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Bruce'* Store) CAMDEN, |S.;C. ItlNHOPVlMJC NKW8 NOTK8 Hi. Vindicator At tin- regular morning w?rvjw Ih tb$ I'lr^liytciinii < hur. h tBSff Sunday. the pastor, (|0V. ? I- iii""""'" 1 A I hut litx rtatyJMttUii it m? ?"*-?< or "f 4 5?V ,|,||| . ?{ | . I 111 (I I >1 '?Ml |Hf sailed tO I In shut el lilt church and Hint |! had ? I I i (? j ti t>?|, rfO ?' 'I I v ' > "It or hetoie ?ln t i I'd Mr. "* ,.r (hid ?? for eight ,x cm* ami in?? -i? h?i heoll nW>OI?lpli*?lutti UlUltn- hi$ Uuilrl * -iii|i, and tin- III'WH (hut ho it"*1 hi* fn iu , il.v an- La It a \ ?? Is reecixcl with deep re. ?iri 1 1 ? > i only by tlio membin* <?!' hi* own .( I c in > 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1< 'i i bill li.V tlwi coin III UJi i I .\ as I whole h. giving ni? i wnili here. \h I.egtHs stales that he expects l..?] return to fo|'(d?n lulSHlullMrv x'-ork w in re lie feels xeiy keenly jll? JW4 w 1, ?,? liin.r for the unrortuna' -s in fctf'j rntlJTT lattd*'. Mf, frOgler* 4?xjm-?1"* loj take h|v his foreign ndsaion xvork In | South <\.IJK>rlC'n HOIUC* I'lltO llutlllg the I'll ii Ml J Mil ,'rf ll -? ? ? \flei i hiI > it r. vv hours of Kiiffcrl'in fr. .in ,, strode nf paralysis. Mr. jl, iti'osyn t licit on Monday, November 1. The remains \v4io laid to rest at Mount IMea*ant cemetery, oh ThwiiUy follow lug the ser y 1? ?<* being conducted by H,.\ Nf r. ( loll in*, assisted hy Hev. It. S. i,<r< nut til i it . M tv IWoun leaves a xvlf?|. three m.iis and ivvo 'daughters, and a host of friend* tf>. mourn his death. Ho was its years of am* and bad- been In ileeliuliig health for about hvii yelii;^ \l i? <;*.?> W, llowobat. who has | I ii m 'it very ^lek S" long it? the hospital in I 'oluinhia Is heller She Is at home wlfh her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hrade n ga hi, where she has spent tin* sum utei She will leave for < ?attottsburg, k v momii In reinrit l? her hoijie. S:ti itrdiiy itbdni noon fire was dis covered i'ii the seeoinl floor of the building < at - ( N at nell street occupied by \\ l(. Fisher. colored merchant. The, were burst Inn through Hie front windo'w^ when the fire depart* 1 1 1 1 > 1 1 1 arrived and ipiieklv ext inguished | ...I the f la A barber shop opei'l (Ml hy .laek Itradshaxv. colored, was coin plet el, \ destroyed, together with it< entire equipment, ivvo rooms and i ! , . rrjiing being pretty well consum . .1 The rear carl of the upper floor, used its a colored lodge hall, wits not d ; i itiii gei I There was no insnrancc i <>n the ha rbcr shop, and the to'lual lo^sj h:f- not heea ascertained. \ricr 'Saturday. Nov, 'JO, train* No. ji and TJ of i he Atlantic' ('"a-l j.imV front IMllotl in I.uckitow. will he ?lis-j | <'ontitnied. according to attiiouiteemeut ma dc ,\ evterdax h\ .M r. 15. .1. Ithlck \\?>|). the h?cit I t 'otist Line agent. The falling off of litisincss ^inrt^lravel ha>i ncccssit a ted .llii.s action, it 1s said, 'lite two trains, one in the morning going to Klliott and the other coming from Kllhdf in the evening, were of great value lo Hlshopville, and il Is regrett ed that lln">e trains arc to be tlis cniil hilled. tJcorge I >. Hrearley. Jr.. died No \cinber l'? ;tl Id- It o"n t if lieitr SI ('harles Mr. Hrearle\' w a< about 'J I years old a ml i v survived bv hi? aunt. Miss l',l i ? y.abcth Hrearh\v. who reared him from early childhood and liN sish>r Mis>: M -i rga l et Hrearley. ( Ythnfy Treasurer T c*. T'errlii has reijttesled the I/4'adcr and \ indicator lo itrgi- upon the taxpayers the neces |<il\ of paving their favi's promptly. t"li is (if the greatest Importance that the pax ttienl of taxes he increased." -aid the county treasurer. "because i the county is out of finds and the i -ehools w ill he furceit to close unless ; I lie taxpayers respond h> the call Mr I'errtn saxs that he i? coitvineed that ! lie people believe that there will he | some way of putting off the payment ?of this year taxes. This is impos | -ihle." ?-a.v- Mr lVrrln, "hi-cnih.- Ihe ? coi 1 1 1 1 x Iia- horr"xxed money on which to operate this \ en r and thi^ money must he paid hack and it is impossible lo borrow luonex now even at ji high ' | rati of interest. The hanks haven't I the monex I" loan. In addition to [repaying the borrowed money the [county has a number of outstanding1 "Migitioiis xv hi eh must he nut" < ??><><( \cl\ir?' I \ . i . i - ? ? i i i'H 1 1 . 1 1 1 ? ? r ; i t > ! i ; 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - ! ? > ? .i : , : 1 1 ? > i < ? niolK'v J ? u t ivv^r yd c\ 1 ? i.i-i. I i.ht l'?'I I i nir ti)ori> monrv. I : i ill .iiir j>pr>i?iii?l a<qu:iint:i ikv \\ ? ? r i I n>> hippy man t)i;i' _'"t hi ? v w i f I ii .ii i i\i i* 1 1 i ri4 i ' I In- i ? - - j .? *? I of y<nir mi^hhm ami! f > ! . ? r?? < tin* unrlil :i re a\ ? n* 1 1 i J ! .i.i m ! hr 1 ikTL'i^i hank h;i lilln ?\ i II - ? ? i- i in*' in llti- country ; i : 1 1 ) 1 1 1 i f ? ?? I opportunity** to ]??' <1?' , . 1" ?: || II*. t. tli foro hnttlo for :ill >nu : . ri w ? ? r f 1 1 (<> k< rp away from poverty I: i? ii< ?! ,i ? rinif (?? c.irn mom-y. I > u r AM oft'i liSi* ;i^;lin-*t \oMrst-lf to ?jvt > :r. ,i win ro you ??:ti?in?t ?]<? your' part in flu" promotion ..f human in ii r.-vf | i.i r f i ? ' 1 1 1 ii rly u hcr<* mhi l.a\i J 1 1 1 r - ilvju iidlm; upon you ! Ttii-ro ptonfv ?.f work >?( log p??y ? .. ! i r< il liain'i' to save :i part r.f 1 1 - i'ic p-t > . provi<l<><! you i!o not in ' n imitating tho<?v wh.-> a ro <\ !ra \ .i;aii! .tinl fixiTKh uillt t It* -i r fun<l> i'h?" <\?lumho* I'?m iiin1?v ? .< ff'T'iJ fh?* A im-rit-an I.hxon $."><m?).000 : f t -l lMii!<iinu' to h?? r?*? ? t *^* 1 in Wash 1 ;rifrton n? a memorial p> American n't j v n. *:j kiJ'.* 1 <]nrinc ' ':c u -.tM war NKW t*>NCWK8SW0.MAN Oklahoma Woman Will He Only Fe mal? Member of til* lion***. - MIhk Alhe llohertKon farmer eafete rla owner, and the "'*ly eongrosnwo Mliili elect In the U?H?h1 Jtltrt ton, sHt In Iter llttla restaurant bore plan ill it j.' t U?> menu f<?r tomorrow'* mwu (Jn.\ the nil. relates ii ?>kta. ?li>.|Vit?-h ?'?$ !???? ? Kchlay.xb "I think I t?)l'<ll|4l eelebralc my ??vvii electfojf lomoirow by some, ? xti'ii fruit salad aud fritul chicken." ! , i . i , hf w I'OtO Ojll I be ,'"1 ! till.- ..II lirr t VpeW I It U l\ then Ulllied; again to p6Ut$fa 9>t<l fdiook hands with many who cauie to congratulate her on tier victory over Congressman. W. W. Hunting \vI?A has represented tho Si >00 ml congressional district m*?? li)J 1 ?'Miss Alloc " known over the state us tin* moat pleturi?^uo character In Oklahoma, made the race for or?ygrCN>* despite the fact that she vaa. opposed to mill worfcfd actively w<> man ?itffrago amendment. ?The taau have thrust ttie vota ??n mi,. now I am going to see if they mean ir." slu? said when she announced her ijnuiiiiiicy for <M?ngrcHH. ? ?'I guess they ftlie concluded, when the figure* telllnii her of her Heel Ion were brought to her. lit-- story of Miss Robertson's life which began in a little Indian mission ten miles from ,here U5 years ago, I# the sI'H.v of I? sacrifice by ;i woman for the jiotlotmcht of ti\e iniuitii tribes here. ' ? Miss Robertson'* father cathe to the old Indian territory in 1SIU; wlu-n the cry of "gold" was heard from Califor nia, and thousands of people rushed to, the fr'ar Went, But 'his mission was, not one of seking wealth "My father came here to be o good eitlzen for the new country." Miss Robert son srild. Miss Robertson's victory over Con gressman Hastings was by votes, out of approximately r?0.(?oo ballots cast in t he dlst rlct. "Miss A I lee's" campaign here was similar to 1 'resl den t-elect Illiidinj, s hut Instead of being' conduetedj On bet ?'front porch." it was conducted In her i cafcltwia* Whenever a man or woman eiinie Into her cafeteria to oji t she sat down" at the. table and- "talked it over." Miss Robertson also ran an "addross" in the dally papers proclaiming the day's menm- giving biblcal quotations, and advancing political argumejits. The "ads" "rivaled even, t he . news col umiis for the interest tliey attracted. lesson in Arithmetir. .Vi it luiict ic. according to the average small hov, was simply Invented in order Ui gi'i ve teachers a good excuse foi punl-dilng their niihappy puplK And i-erlainly little Tommy Smith found it 1 1 lie unphiTSant feature of liis young, life. , i "Now. Tommy Smith." said the school icaeher one iiiorniiig. "what i> rlie half of eight?" I- "Which way teacher ?" ? asked the \ oujigster on ullously. ?Which Way!" replied the astonished' lady. "What do you mean?" I -Well, on top or sideways, teacher?'; I *a id Tommy. ' ' j "What difference does that make?" | | -Why." Toannj explained, with a : pit \ ing air, "half off the top ?d side- j I ways is three." What Made the Wild Wave Wild. j j The were ;it the seaside with the Watch Your Savings Grow when you install a HOT BLAST HEATER! > ' V CJ~HE famous Mot Blast Draft in this J[ remarkable stove burns all the com bustible gases from the fuel ? under-draft stoves waste this valuable portion of the fueL That is why Cole's Original Hot Blast Heaters are guaranteed to consume one-third less fuel than any under-draft stove of the same size. Stop and think what this saving will mean to you with coal at its present price* REMEMBER; Ocle's Original Hot B!a9t will?* Save one-third your fuel Burn any fuel ? Hofd fire thirty-six hours! Step in today and let us show you this great fuel saver* Camden Furniture Company, Camden, S. C. well known moon ovorhoml. Sho was ? in his units ami for hours they had hccn intinnnrin^ >w<'<>( noth ings. Finally slip sai<i tin' word lhat ma<1/> him the happiost man in fiio world. Tlu? moment of sw'oot sorrow j of pn rting ramr and, after a long j caress, lie tore himself away and clnsli- i od toward the station. Hut just as lu? disappeared, tin* Ux?k 1 on Ju?r fiU'e clmnRod from joy to con sternation, >i n?l a sob row In her Hi rout. "Grcut heavens!" she walled, "I clean forgot to get. that follows Dame!'' Thornhill WAGONS arc superior in material and workmanship, light running and guaranteed the most durable wagons made. 11 ave just received a ship-ment of the good old Southern Standard 60-inch track wagons. i Rhame Brothers, Camden, S. C.