The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 01, 1921, "BUY AT HOME -PAY UP WEEK " EDITION, Image 2
CITATION
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(By NV I, McDowell, K*><piirvv, Probate
Judge.).
Wherea*. Ah roii Boone made null to
tna to grant li tin Letter** of AdmlitU
{ration of the KstAte of t* i??i effeelft of
T- Z. H?JOUe.
These arv, Therefore, to elte and nd
otonlfi^ aii find ntufuUr ti** MntlM
and creditor* of tin* said '1'. Z. Itoone,
deceased. thill they t?i? mid appear be
fore mic, in t lit* Court of i'rnbate, to l?*? *
held at Camden. S C.. on July Sttij
next ufler pirf)ll<utlon thereof, at 11
o'clock In tjic forenoon, to shoW en use.
if any t hey have, why the miUI Ad
luiniHt rat ion should not he granted.
Given under mv Hand, this dav
Ot .1 uue, A. !>.. 1021.
W. 1,. MeUOWlCId,,
Judge <?f 1'rotuite for Kershaw Cidni^ty.
Cub I tshed on the 'J1th day -of June
ft 1 1 (I the l*t day of .1 1 1 1 > . lli'jj, in rlo
Camden Chronicle. and posted at t hi*
Court Hou*e d"or for tjje time pre-,
scribed T>y law.
CITATION
Slate of Sou III Carolina,
< 'mnity of Keralm W?
Hy W. I.. Mel > "Well ti^julre. Probate
?I ndue.
Whereas, 1 >;? \*>. Stratford made
suit to me to grant him Letter* of
Administration of tin* Instate of and'
?? f f ? ?? - 1 '?f Sandy St nil ford
These are. Therefore, tu cite and ad
moulsh al|? a lid singular the kindred
anil creditors of the said Sj'iimU Strat
foi!l, deceased. Unit llie.v and up
pear before nie. in the Court of Pro
lujle. to Im* held at Camdem S.. on
,tuly"Und. ue\ t after publication there
of. at* 11 o'clock in Hie forenoon. to
show, cause. if any ihe.v luiyc,, why
the said A'hni nist rat on should riot
he granted.
? ! 1 von under my Hand tlii* ImIi -Liy
of .) UJie. A. 1 ?. 11'L' I
\V. I Mel)ilV\;K{.FV,
Judge of 1 ' joltjt te for Kershiiw County...
I * 1 1 1 1 1 i si i (*? I on tlii' L'llli ? III v of .lime
and on the 1st day of .1 n I \ . l!r_!l. in
the Camden Chronicle anil posted at
(lie Court llnllse door f I lie- tillle
| i ,.v, i il?.,| J,y law
FINAL ' I)IS( II AKiiL
Not tee i^ hereby given that "in*
month from this date on I'riday. July
1st. IJi'Jl. I will make to the Probate
Court of Ker-dinvv County my final re
turn as Administrator of the c?tate of
.Martha Jjiuiev. deceased. and on the
siiiic date I will apply t" the -a id
Court for <t rjnii d i s< "ha i i- -aid
Ad mi nNtm tor.
? \1 P. I A \i i :>
Cjt mien. > ? ' o n- 1 -l I'.VJl
T. B. BRUCE
Veterinarian
LyttlHon St., INioiie 114
CAMDEN, S. C.
MATTIE F. I>.\VIS
Artistic Hair Dressing, Marcel
Waving and Manicuring
s? -ii-nt ifir Facial
>hn inpoviu^ a <|MM'{alt.v Call Fngli&b
I'afl???r S 1 1 1 . j . Phono 211-J
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
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(Office Over Bruce's Store)
CAMDF.N, S. C.
DR. R E. STEVENSON
IlKNTI^T
Croiltrr KuiMin^'
("hmkIi-ii, ,S. ('
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HULKR STS. Phone 7 1
COLUMBIA, S. C.
During the
"Buy at Home
Pay Up Week"
W e vv ill Sell A milling
J r-j our
Store ^ t <> Re
duced Price
M. H. HEYMAN & CO.
Jeweler* and Optometrists
CnARM IN OLD GRAVfcVAHtS
Spot ? Whtn One May
Meditate on the Fleeting Pro
ceeaion ? / l_ife.
There Is a clmriu about old grave- t
yards. They ;ne t < > us, the spring
tieid it ?'|?ul>l >?'? 1 1?. what uiffJow autumn
afternoon* cannot express. They are
d88t*rt<Nl q|(I houses, haunted hy former
owner*, in them In the reminder of
other days thill make* np the amio*
plii'lt of old tlieaterw where many fa
id tuts llamleitt and l.mly Teazle* have
trcxl tin* hoards. There one run follow
"the hoary chronicle of the ages " buck
to the beginning of tltot*.
Ther* are little gra veyards by tho
m?'? wfilj- waving grasses and wild Vlo*
namon pink* wire re sea captain* arc
laid to re>i. There arc other# shut off
fro II) Il.f h li s i n e s j) si'i'iioii of lar^c
f|luvs\l.s ,:.ilt'> t i . ;i t clo.se Ml s|| |) do i\ ||,
wliei'V \nr founder* of the city find
peace after tliid.r labor*. Into these
secluded spots pt*J't Twent letleeentury
nu?h<<?ra|)li^i>i go to eat tholr noonday
I ii in li and discuss r !???? i r new ImUrand
new heatix, with only an occasional
one more imagiund ve than her friends
to give a thought to On* long tlead and
ponder on the fleeting procession of
life. There are still other graveyards
with clipped hedges and formal garden
plots, reminiscent of the clipped and
patterned lives that have been care
fully laid awa> there to rest. Hedged
In hy convention all their lives and
sh;> i|ih'. oil hv cypress hedges and cy
press ;ire tlWr lot after death;
However graveyards differ. they are
all ii friendly renting place, for the idle
wanderer or the vagabond poet. A
pleasant picture that of young \V.tltter
rater -going. to the graveyard and slug
lug tireek songs to the birds there.
Pleasant, too, the picture of Thomas
("Irav writing his elj,*g> in a country
chut ? ll.V.t I'll.
I'.ewar.e, how ever, t he modern grave,
yard. Where granite stands up glisten
Ing In the sun. where Mowers are fresh
on new -made graven, and funeral pro
restions may he met. is not t lie place
to wander in. There grief is too near
ami too new. < 'hoose h <iud's acre
where the grass Is overgrown, where
weeping willows ami grimacing cher
nhs decornte the sfnnos; and where the
last line of the epitaph is sunk Into
the ground. Kvery graveyard has at
least It ' old part, mellow ed hy the
passing of time.
Probably Fastest Running Animal.
One irf the fastest Well as till*' of
the most interesting animals knoxxn is
tin- rheetah, the hunting leopard <?f In
dia. Tli cs*' animal*. on aerouut of i li??
-t
great speed w It i?*l? I li?? v attain, are
tamed by the Indians and trained to
hunt antelopes While tie* hunted an
I ? ?|.?**. whlrh t an rlf.tr a 1 ' > foot fi*ti re
??'wit lioiit apparent efl'ort at a single
leap. Is at the height "f a burst of
frightened Speed tin' eheelahs ale r??
leas?fi|. 'I'lu') hi retell atony the ground,
gaining ??n the anielopes exery seeond
and finally bring thein down with a
well-timed hound whirh plar.es tiie
fangs of t h ** ch#*e! a h in the throat of
the qua rry. 'J'he hunters at onre rut
the throat of the antelope and the
rheetah drinks the blood Next the
thigh of the antelope Is slit open and
the rheetah tears away a small portion
of the gstttie he has eapt tired. Thi? is
his reward. His nitr/.zle is replaced,
ami he Is plared in hi* rage until the
next hunt.
While the rheetah is known as a
leopard, he Is not a true feline. He
has the arching body of a grex hound
and the feet of a dog, while his ht'H'i
i.s distinctly that of a <-at. The animal
in rarel\ seen lit the puhllr zoologleftl
rolle- lions for the reasoh that he soon
die- l eeaiise of the laek of exeivlse.
Great Hotel Is Uncompleted.
If ??hi ? i v i li/.at ion passes, Martians
of tile llitu'?e W ho e\plole tile -jle of
I' V\ e 1 1 I I e ! ; | I ??(It II \ I I" di>!l will won
ij.-r .1' I lie >!ee| *l,e!i' 'Ii of t:'-i|neS
and gilder- set e 1 1 l e? I !^!t ti ll
alt. \ ??
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a!!?-!#d '.1 l'"r ? :-r' ?r f > f'^ht
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nth ? ?M'irj ? I'.pej- S. U'uci
A BEAUTIFUL
TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
DURING BUY-AT-HOME and PAY-UP- WEEK
This chair is now in our display window and the public i
cordially invited to come in and inspect it.
The Royal Easy
Morris Chair
No doubt everyone would
like to have this chair,
but should the winner de
sire other furniture in
stead, it may be exchang
ed for anything in our
store to the amount of
$85.00
Value
$85.00
The Royal Easy
Morris Chair
The "Royal Easy" is ac
tually given up to be the
most comfortable chair in
the world. Push the but
ton, hack reclines. A
piece of real life time
furniture.
Explanation of Chances :
SlO.Oil u.l! ili-ivrr ihi* < il'i'fl in ><?ur
lirii-i i' i! ? I ^ ? rnlilN vcui (m two
?i 1 1 ; i lit i". i. . I '.r rli.iir.
FOR EACH $5 YOU PAY US ON AC
COUNT OR PURCHASE YOU ARE ENTITL
ED TO ONE CHANCE ON THE BEAUTIFUL
CHAIR. FOR INSTANCE, IF YOU PAY US
$25 ON ACCOUNT YOU GET 5 CHANCES
?IF YOU PURCHASE $100 WORTH AND
MAKE A CASH PAYMENT OF $25, YOU
ALSO GET 5 CHANCES ? "ONE CHANCE
FOR EACH $5 PAID IN." REMEMBER
FROM JULY 5 TO 12 OUR ENTIRE STOCK
WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
f "More Home to the House'
I'.ij oil n ?.*>.00 on (his IVrrh Sliiide
hmI ;i I m? jjrt n'M* chnr.fr ^ui I ? i**
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I';i> i.nl\ S.'iO.lM) ra>li on ll?U piano ;?nH
!i?-l 1" (hunre> nil the KojhI Kh*J
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Camden Furniture Company
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