Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ribbon Harmonies ?WO-TONKP satin ribbons, a i? Um J :i it?l abetted J>y narrower metal Ik ribbon*. make such Irresh ' ible girdles a< thaf'wh.ich lead* off in .In* array of lovelf dress accessories whhh Js pictured here. These two toned ribbons provide many lovely ? i?!or harmonies to begin \( ith, ami these arc enhanced 1 ?y metallic wniM'< that add tin- required jjeuui to tin4 cheerful and livoly mode* o| the com ing spring and summer. However bright they are they "have n grace in being gay" and are far from garish. A girdle is rarely a simple affair in these days: it is usually ingeniously made. u*. revealed hy (he niudel pic tured. where the ribbon is folded ami finished with two frills at the lop. Little metallic rose* made of rihhon with buds and petals, are set along the length of the girdle and a large rosette, with, many hanging loops and lout' ends, finished with metnllh roses, maker- ft generous finish to a hit of gorgeous tinery. Below t he' girdle a bou.doii cap of lace ami ribbon employs "vvl<l*? ami nar row numbers In light color? and Is I bortb .-red with a double frill? one of 1 plaited ribbon and one of narrow i laee. Little chiffon roses joined by the i i 1 1 i t's t of foliage, make a wi?*nth for iv Just above are two pain* of gar ters in which satin ribbon I* shirred over tin I elastic. One pair has rosettes of very narrow ribbon shirred over' thread wire and the other rosettes of ii wider satin ribbon. Four bags, in as many good desljrns, present new Ideas in the most popular of all ribbou dress accessories. Each of them employs two kinds of ribbon and a inetal mounting, but two of Heart- Breaking Smiles There are thousands of kinds of smiles, hut It would he mighty hard to picture even In the tutnd's eye smiles more poignantly tragic than those here wn, Two years of life have held little save misery for tfcese Vienna y$uuf' Pters, yet, eve!) though the result Is painful, they smile. They are victims of rlckots. the offspring of near-starvation, and that countless others In stricken Europe may not have to share their fate eight American relief organization*, under the name of the Kuropean Kellef Council, are making a Joint appeal for the conscience of America to complete relief work which this winter faces lt? crisis. These agencies are the American Hellef Administration", the American Ked Cross, the American Friends' Service Committee ((Jui;kers), th?* Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America, the Knights of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. \V. C. A. AN ORDINANCE Tu amend an ordinance entitled, "Ah 'hi iiiiuuno tu reffuUit* the placing of tlie city of Camden, in duo session aj&seu>liicd this 7th titty of February, lOlil, (hut mi ordinance entitled "An ordinance to ' rogivla f ?.? the placing Of garbage Ui the city ? ?f Cn union, s, f \ . approved the I tit h <hiy of March IPOs !mv m ikI K hereby amended. hy nd< ?4 i 1 1 *-i ai the end of. WH'tfoti t wo": \ 'HNcept >>l the huslue?*s tendon of nil! i ii\ iii which said business ? ?' I i.mi : t i 1 t^nsii or gartwtgo sMU be piacwl in tin can# with si cover, in the roar of the n\sp?vtlv?l places of h\,i *-i upas, said cans to he furnished hy flu* parties conducting said icspe< ? i i \ ? ? Inisi masses, ami shall Ue of ailfflcleut size trash, and shall lie such can# as shall he satisfactory t ? ? the Ihfeird of Health of the (Mt,\ of Cauldch, so that said ordinance when amended shall read as follows:". "1. That It shall he unlawful for any pardon or poisons to place, or deposit , or to cans?? to he placed or deposited on any of the parks, streets or sidewalks of the -city of Camden any dead animal or fowl, or any decaying animal or vegetable matter or any filth or sweep ings of residences, stores, offices or other building*. or any waste paper, straw, hay, broken glass, tack, piece of riu or metal, <>f any . kind whatever which In the opinion of rhe Mayor or City Council may he a nuisance, or which ma v emlaniier Pedestrian* or rbage or other matt el' mentioned in tile preced inu' section shall he so placed upon the premises of the property owners from time to time that the sa iae may he eon venieni I \ taken from * t'id premie es hy the agent* or repivscnta lives of the City of ('annleii. except in the busi ness section of said city in which said business .section all trash or gar bage shall be placed in tin cans with a cover, in the rear of the respective places of business, --aid cans to be furnished by the parties conduct inif s;ild respective businesses a lid shall bol of sufficient size t<? :iivoiuiiila te sa id garbage ami trash, and .shall be such cans as -hall be. satisfactory tii the. fltoard of Health of the City of Cam den. That any person violating the provisions of this t ijxliua nee sha 11 upon convict I mi. be. fined tu a sum not ex ceeding twenty (SLMMHii dollars, or be imprisoned for a period not exceeding <1U> day-s. in the discretion of the Re corder of the City of Camden. "I. That all ? irdluain-cs or- jvirts of (Irdiiuinces of the City of Camden, S. C. inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinance are heri?by repealed." Ratified in Council assembled, this Tib day of February, 1P21. Attest : 11. C. XIXCI.FTON. ( 'lerk. Camden, S. C.. February 7. 1 5?LI 1. ,ge.._iUui \V. .? DCNN, Ma vor. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that, one month from this date, on Monday, March 21, 1021.* I will make to the Pro bate Court of -Kershaw County my final return as Administrator ??f the es tate of Walter J. West, deceased, und on the same date I will apply to the said Court for * a final discharge as snid administrator. S. A. west. Camden. S. <*.. Feb. 17. 1021. Notice To Debtors ami Creditors. All persons holding claims against the estate of the late J. A. Shanklin, must present the same, duly proven, on or before the lSt.h day of Mia re h, 1J>21, or he debarred payment; and all {HTsons imiebted to said estate must make payment on or before the above date -to E. II. SHANKLIN. Administrator. J Camden. S. C.. Fe|>. 10. 1021. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that ? > 1 1 o 1 mouth from this date, on Thursday. I March 17th, 1021. 1 will make to the! Probate Court of Kershaw County my flual return as Administratrix of the estate of Miss Lueile W. Britton. diseased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administratrix. M ItS. 10 V A* B. HORTON, Administratrix . Camden, S. C.. February 2nd, 1021. ' KXKCI'TOK'S NOTIC'K. TO Creditors and Debtors Notice is hereby given to all credi tors of the Estate of John J. Workman deceased, to present their claims duly attested either to me at my home in Atlanta, tJeorgia. 200 Ponce de Leon Avenue, or to my duly authorized agent 1.. A. Kirkland nt Cain den, S. ('.. and all debtors of said estate are hereby notified to make payne-nt to mo <?r i my said agent. S A M FKA NK B< )V K 1 X. Executor Estate of J. -T. Workman. February l>ith, 1021. nAVCTCIfe'Cl KUljl LKJ FERTILIZERS ? mupcriflwn ? ?1? S.R FVECIStered ARE ECONOMICAL There is no economy in cutting expendi tures which bring you a profit. That is extravagence. Royste.:,s Fertilizer econ omizes for you by making your land and your labor produce larger, finer, surer yields. Sec your Royctcr Dealer \ and place your order now ? F. $. Roystei Guano Co. Norfolk, \ a. Richmond, \ .1. I -\ nclihu rjr, V.t. Tarbom, N. C. Charlotte, N. W ashintjton, N. C. Columbia, S. C. Spartansbur<?, S. C. Atlanta, ( Jaf Macon, Ga. Columbus, Cia. Montgomery, Ala. ]>i rminijham, Ala. Baltimore, M.d. Toledo, Ohio FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that oho month froui this ?l:t t ?>, on Fiiduy, March 25th, 1021, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my 'final return as Administratrix of llie estate of \y. T. Jeffers, deceased, and on the same date I will ji ])r?ly to the said Court for a final discharge as' said Administratrix MRS. M. E. JEFFERS. I Camden, S. C.. February 10th, 1021. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice- is hereby given that one month from this date, on March 14th. ' 1021. I will make to the Probate Court: of Kershaw bounty my final account ing as Executrix of the estate of E. E. ^Sill, deceased, and on the same date 1 'will apply to the said Court for a j final discharge as said Executrix. MRS. II. M. Sill. Camden, S. C., February 5th, 1021. . . . j Final Discharge. Nothv is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, I March >251 h. 1021, I will make to the I Probate Court of Kershaw County toy final return as Executrix of the estate j of Morris H. Halley d<*eeased. and ?>n the same date I will apply to the said ' Court for a fiiuii discharge f r uni my i trust a v said Executrix. ELIZABETH BLYTHER. Camden. S. C., February 2?lrd. 1021. EX ECl TORS NOTICE. All parties indebted to the estate of i Mrs. Mary E. Sowell. defeased, are; hereby notified to make payment to i 10. R. Knight. Executor, An gel us, S. C., and all parties. if any, having claims against the said estate will present them duly attested within the t i in** prescribed br law. E. R. KNIGHT. Executor. Camden. S. C.. February 11th, 1021. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given thai one month from this date, on Monday, April 1th. 11121. I will inn ke to the Probate Court of Kershaw Coiintv my final return as (iuardian of the es fates of Robert A. llrtiei*. Basil T Bruce and Lillian E. Mruee. minors, and on the same date I will apply to t In* s!ii<t Court for a t!in:t 1 <1 i from iiiv trust as said Cuardian. MKS. LI M<I AN T. HIU'CK. Camden. S. C., March ."?nl. Ih'JI KSTATK S \I,K State of South Carolina. C"Uiiiy of Kershaw. f>; Cnder ti lid by virftuv of a it "order granted hy \V. I,. Mopowell, Judge of Probate of Kershaw County. I, as Administrator of the estate of (ioorge! W . ( lay. deceased will sell at public outcry at the old home plm*e of (leorge \V, Cay. deceased, near Westville, S. C.. oil Siiturday. March Ihth, 11)21, be ginning at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the following articles of person:ii pro perty belonging to the estate of the said Ceorge W. Cay. deceased: v. < >ue wagon. one mule, one horse and 2. (HO pounds of eotton seed. Terms of sale ? <?ash. W. X. MAY. Administ ra lor. i Camden. S. March .".pi. Ill- 1. FINAL I)IS( II\K<;K Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, April 1 1 1 1 1 . I ! Ili 1 . I will make to t.he Probate Court of Kershaw County my final' return as Cuardiati of the estate of my son. William S. Parties. lie hav 1 1 iir attained his ^majority. ami ? ? 1 1 the same date I will apply to the >ald Court for. a final discharge from my I rust, as sa id < >ua rdlan MKS. LAC It A S P.AItXKS t'amdeu. S. March 11th. litlil. FINAL I)IS( II \K(iF Xotfc'* >s hereby ghen that one month from this date, on Monday, j April mil. 1JVJ1 . I win make f" the Probate Cotirt of Kershaw County my i final return as Administrator "f the ! estate of Jackson <lary. deocasisl. and j oil lie- same date I will appl.v to the vaid C'oiirt fo / a final discharge a ^ <a id Adinl nisf ra tor. i NoltlMS A. CAin Administrator. < amden. S March lltli. 1 i 11! 1 In all up to date 1 JH Kns>ian radi 1 <;ii- have heen deported from the j Pulled States l?y the department of I labor. i Rural Kf|?arlee. If old Henry Barker was the most inquisitive man in the village. Hill Williiiins amis the surliest:. Oiu' afternoon. as Henry peraiubu luted * lowly along the on?* narrow street, "lie paused al Hill's garden fenee a ii< I gaxed inquiringly <vver . ill Hill, who was busily en gaped in nailing a very large box. '"Afternoon. Hill," said the old man filially. "Whalever he ymi put I iti' in thai big box?" {'?ill paused in Ids hammering; long enough to relori curtly: . "All your quest ions, if it"s big eiKUigbr' Henry Vyed him in paluful silence for a few moments. Then he took an empty imiteh box from .him pocket and threw it over to Hill. "That'll do for your ? -I v i I answers. If it's small enough," he retorted <|iiietly. Frances Marion who writes .serlpta for Mary Hick ford, ea.ruv on nn aver age of $100,000 n year. NOTICE Notice i>- hereby given that certifi cate No. JO. for Five Shares of the Capital iStook of The Loan and Suv ings Hank of ('amden. X. (!., issued to A I.. Humphries on February 1 .*?. 1912, has-been tost or stolen, and that after thirty days from the first publication of this notice tie* undersigned will ap plv to tin- cashier of the said bank for a duplicate of said certificate. A. I.. liUMl'IiltlRS. March 11. l?r_'l. Palmafesta Palmetto State Festival COLUMBIA, S. C. ; March 28th to April 2nd, 1921 The ilancy Kids Only A Mother Can Understand / PERCY L. CROSBY IT U? W$ lillltj , MOM, H t 5A(D YOV7 T?N YlAR? (jLOtf3 ^ H '5 mOTh^-An' -!> H'M HC U/A5" Al/AR? l OON.'r o?->t or f I <? H T IN 6 j T/MM/C) f3t/r UNPCff.l TM? CitfCuM* ft\NCC* Vova (Jjftfirrt* UJA5 J Oi TIF/60 ? K6R.e'/ A auAKTBR AN\)