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Social aod Personal News By Mix U?iw fUttim U ' ' Visitor Complimented. vn outstanding event of the wvok tite te* and reception Friday ,ii, moon 'wWh Mi*?e# Leila and Char lotte Shannon as hostesses and Mm V?i Nerfhit, <>f iMiibpw ttw vvhniI of iioiior. Tl??> rooms ot this hantUoine unioMlum "home w<w thrown WMiulte, ami with their simple hut ele?wit decorations t>f l>ot plants and cut flowers made an appropriate setting for n display of lovely afternoon dress es and accessories worn t>y the large number of ladie.s who Vent their pre vonce to Iw'Jtfhten and enhance the h(\?j".r.v <>f 1,u* s<,ono. N 'Dm/ exquisitely appointed table had ;i's a tenter deoomtlon a tall vase or American l}oaut y roses. From this ta ble dainty refreshments were passed by Mrs. Italph Shannon, Mrs. IT. K Hal ]4.(t and Miss Francis Todd .Tm wan poured by Mrs. C. V. DuBoae and the coffee was presided over by Mrs K, O. impose. Meethu,' of llobltirk IU11 Chapter. The above chapter held a delightful n?eet in" on the lirwt Thursday with Mrs. James II Olytouvn as hostess. Mr*. Clvburn was assisted In enter taining by her young daughter, Miss Mary Edna Oiy'burn, who Is also a member of llobkirk 11111. the regent. Mbs Mi'nnfe t'lybmn, presided, ainl In the absent of the -ecretary. Mi's. S. C. Zcnip was sec retary pro tern, Several mat tens of inn ?ortance came up for discussion, amoiic them the rending and revistag of t he constitution. , The viet-regent, Mi*. I". C vouTresckOw. tendered her resignation and the regont expressed the regret of the chapter In losing her, and s]>oke of Mrs. von Tresokow's loyal service and the fact that she won'd he greatly missed in the chap ' it's activities. The vice recent has not yet been named 'bnt the ofliee will !,c tilled by appointment until the reg: alar ebvllon In Juive. The ehaptji was pleased to welcome !i former m^nber and old mend lmck. Mrs. J.ouise Proctor, the regent extend ing her a cordial greeting. An inter ??sting paper written by Mr. Sal ley, j state historian, on "Paris Island." was I ? i ad by Mrs. <? E. Taylor. After business a social hour was en joyed. the hostess serving delicious re freshments consisting of chicken sal utl, fm.it cake, pound cake and hot tea. Important Library Notice. Patrons will please notice that the ?afternoon bonrs for the opening of tlie 'l.Hbrary have l>cen changed. The hours arc now from 8 p m. to 1 :.'>0 p m. Morning hours* from 9 :.??0 to n >on. Vssoeiation mend?ers ? will please re- 1 member thai January is the time for a nuiia I duos Only *1.00 will pay your <lu*'.v for 19'j'j. Kindly mail check t:> l.ibranm <u- haiul in at desk. We do not a^k you to pay /or your use of the Library that privilege is yours with, "lit p?) in;: for it. but we do ?Mi you t - ;k < ; t izeil in help support a l'ree Li brary. Is u fnv Library a good thing '"i t ! o vv l j V ? If -so. every loyal citi2*>? -Imii'I-I lend a helping hand to make :i ^UeC(\Ss? . Majestic Theatre PROGRAM TODAY, I K IIM Y, JANUARY 13 liw*1 L. La sky Present* KTHBL CLAYTON ? IN? "ii E V O N D" Ami A Semvetl Corned \ SATURDAY, JANUARY U BILL FAIRBANKS -IN? M.O AND GET HIM" \ w?Ki(Tn Feature in Five B?fU And a New Episode of "HI KRICANE HUTCH" MONDAY, JANUARY 16 Marshall N??ilan Presents -i.::ucx Kirkwood. Wesley . Berry, MrtTjorie Daw. Put O'MaUey. N'viti B? rrr and Victor Potel ? IN? " 1 1<> 1 5 HAMPTON OF PLACKR" Hundred* of real Indians. Itegi m??nl.q of I*, s. ItejfulaTs in .i Thrilling climax portraying Custer's I>ast Stand. A imLsNiou 3f?e Children 15c T*;K8f?AY. JANUARY 17 ? -~ Kealart Presents A LICK BRADY '? IN? "Hl*8n MONEY" Aiul the last ?pi?ode of "THK SKY RANGERS" WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 All-in Dawn Presents ' imc* Kirkwood, Melon Jcrmrx' Fddv and King Bagffot ? IN? THE FORBIDDEN THING" And Barton Holme* THURSDAY. JANUARY IP lev* L. l/ihVr Present* TACK HOLT ? IN? "HIE CAIi, OF THE NORTH'* fit's A Paramount Ploturr ? ) Arvd Pa the N?rtrj? PERSONAL MENTION Mrs Vnl Neribit, after a v^Blt to' .rela tive* unit friends bore has returned to her Jiorno la HJrmtngham. Alabama. Mr. I* J. lMu'lQw and daufchtciH Mtlwv) Ada ami Helen Fhelpa, have returned fruui a two weeks sta.v in Miami, Florida. Mis* ICllzalmth Oarlraon, alter sgiend h>K 1hc holidays with her (parents, Mr. aud Mrs. II, U (tyrrlsou, has re turned to Richmond, Va., where alto holds a ]w>sition a# teacher in St. Path \orlne*s. Mr. Harry Porter left Monday for Ctemson College where )ve will take a .sjKH'lal course. Miss I la Heard en returned Sunday from Savannah whore she Went to Join a party of friends in a three weeks tour <>f Florida and Cuba. MV?. W K .ta.uios returned to her homo at Summcrton last Monday after a ten days stay with her sister, Mrs. A It Holla nd on route one. Miss Sara Wolfe, who has been vis iting In the middle West Is now in IWrlnnond. \'a. She Is leaving thero this week for a visit in Philadelphia before returning home. Friends in CamdCti are pleased to welcome Mrs. S. K. Winkler back to her old home town. She has come tot the season and n wide circle of friend.s ure cordially glad to viy> her. She is stopping at Hobki^k Inn. Mrs. Wink lor was engaged in publicity work for several of the Northern dailies during the ?\Vn,mer at a famous Northern re sort, and is engaged in the same line of work here again this season. The Chronicle has secured her services (?> furnish us -with the news of the tourists and wo know that the readers of The Chronicle will enjoy her contributions. Misw 1/aUa lleyuolds ivho visited Miss Klin Xcmp has returned to her home in Greenville. She was cordially received iu Camden by relative and life -lung friends of her jwrents, Dr. and Mrs. S. Reynolds, a.nd friends oi her grand-parents. Major and Mrs. Zack I Ad tiler. Miss Rebecca li Nelson returned last week from a visit to relatives In Lake land, Florida. Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Murphy, both of Orark>tte. N. C., are visiting their sister, Mrs. .1, Buuvter Rhame. Mr. Thomas Moehan, of-Chiladelphla will give a lecture ou "The City Itaiu Hful," Tuesday morning 10:30, at the Majestic The it re. The public invited. Meeting: of Wlnthrop Daughters. The above organization will meet Saturday. January 21st at 3 :30 o'clock in the afternoon with Miss EMa Zem?p. The hour has Ikhmi named early In order to give out of town memlwrs an opjjortuuity to attend. Aud whether you are ;i member or? not. you are cordlaPy invited if you are intenvded in Wlnthrop. and what that great In slitulion is doing for edneaton. " We hope that our Legislators will give an increased appropriation t<? Wln throp. -erlous thought, and act accord ingly. lCducute the future mothers of South Cttroliua and its*futuro citizen ship will be safe. Civic League To Meet . The f^ejigue will meet next Monday at 1:30 |>. in., at the Library. Mcxnltcrs will please note the change fo r this meeting as it i.s called for the third Monday, instead <>f the second Monday as usual. It is to be only a short business meeting tind all interested are urged to attend. .Missionary Society To Meet. The circles of the Woman's Mission ary Society of the Camden Baptist Church are requested to meet at the Church Tuesday hftemoon. January 17th. nt 3:30 o'clock for the regular monthly meeting. Catherine J. Wallace Public Stenographer Ph?ne 120- J Camden, S. C !Garratn>p 1818 Broad Street Nr?r The Kirkwood ^ t F Will open about Jan uary I 6th with a line of;E x c I u s i v e Hand Made MILLINERY' HOSIERY NOVELTIES ETC. SMITH ? JOHNSON Former Kershaw County Girl Weds rromUIng Young Minister. A murrlagc ceremony uniting Mi*? l<eitah Oiteen Smith of thl* city, and lltv. J llo** JohnMou, of Cades, was celebrated at t)i?k homo of the parents ot the bride, Mr. Aud Mrs, S K J Smith, in this- city at ?t o'clock last M outlay afternoon. the ceremony tnv i 1 1 K performed by l>r. .1 \V Ihuiiel. pas tor oOTriolty Methodist church of H-Iri city The Ceremony was a very quiet one ami wus witnessed by the near relative's ami a* wry few of the tnuny friends of the parties. The apartment was In-ant it^illy decorated In the Christ-nias odor*. w ith holl>, mi rclssus ami fern*, while .beneath tin' chandelier huug u huge Christmas hell, under wliloh the ??<>!? t rafting im r tlcs plighted their troth. The bride was 1?euuti<fully attired In a traveling suit of uavy bhu?. tricot Ine with accessories t<> mutch tind Carried a superb bouquet of white and pink carnations. Immediately after flu* ceremony .\?r, nnd Mrs. Johnson left for Cades, in Wlllia msburg county, where they will make their future home. The bride has fyr several years made l.er home in this city, ami has very meeessfnlly tilled several positions ot trust here. Always bright and cheer ful, she bus won for herself un.ny ! friends here who regret her leaving. ' The groom is a- native of Conway, who has lately become a member t?f the Methodist conference of this state I and lias an ap)H>intuient to the work at Cades this year. The l>est wishes of their many friends follow them.-f Sumter Hem Id. The bride was formerly from Ker I shaw County- luiving lived 4n the lieti fah neighborhood until six years ago. her parents having moved to Sumter where they are now residing. She nnd her twin sister (Lilah) jittendod the Camden High School where they graduatiMl in the year HONOR ROIX For Month of December For Camden Mill Schools. C r r;i <lc I. --Henry DcP.ruhl. Virgil ( hi'rdrier. Utile M*ie Join's-, Ella Twitty Maggie Hardin. Ruby Eliot t. Dora Jones, Clyde Reaves, Edna Shirley, Clarence Rhod us. James Albert. tirade 'J? -James Andej-son. English Belk. I u^TTs Belvtn, Hodges Brown,. Ernest Mavis. .Minnie 1 ><? 1 5i*?ih 1 . Nannie Kate Eliot t. Jesse Truesdale. 1 V >1 i ? ? Oardnt'r. Lillian I laxly. Cletis I.ovd. WO'.'drow l.uve'evs: David Marshall, Onn-e Shaw. Set him Shfrle.v. * Irene Taylor. , Orad ??. ? l'l??l?<? Shirle.v. Lawrence i Munn, James C'tmenui. Iamy?v Self, I Vera Dorrjty. 1,'Hiiv N<?\\ man. IVtvey Dorrity. Irene Matt<?x. Hattie I loll ins. Spain Player. I.aneHv Bradley, \uvttu Hicks. Carl Itlackwol!. Edward Me. Leniorc. Ruby Krepps. Walter Rollins. Cradc I. ? Jackson Keoves., Arthur' Davis, Paul <?ardncr. Wilie Mac Love- I !? ss. Lulu 1 telle Eliott. < J Fade r?. Ellie^KeMy, RalHgh Self, j A. ('. T witty. Tlielton Hasty, Oeneva Nelson. Emmie Player. Atuije Belle Hough. Mn yl telle Jordan. I la Cook. (?rade 'J. ? Altha !/?<? Ilonph. Tal-j maire Oardner. Clifford Robinson. Prediction that the year J022 would J show that the Democratic |>arty "has ! entirely regained the confidence ??f the nation" ^vas made hy Woodrow Wil- , son in a New Year's letter to the Wo- | man's- Democratic Political league made public in New York. Saturday j I FOB ALDERMAN WARD FOUR We hcrcfoy CTigire^f Mr. John T. N ci ties as a candidate for Alderman from Ward Four for the City of Camden, subject to the rub's <>f the comhig Dem ocratic primary. Many Friends. FOR ALDERMAN WARD FIVE. The name of Mr. D. O. Ilouser is suggested as a suitable candidate to represent the (Hy of Camden from Ward Five in the coming Democratic primary. ? Friends LOST CERTIFICATE. Not ire i*? hereby given that (Vrtili cate No. .">?>. for two .shares of Enter prise Building & I/oan sto<-k l>earing date of January 5, 1915, has been lost and that thirty days from this date 1 will apply to the said Huilding & Txtaii Association for a renewal of said cer titirate. HAITI E E. THOMAS Camden. H. C.. Jan. 11. 1022. IX)ST CERTIFICATE. Not iec is hereby given that fertile tvtte No. 54 for three shares of Enter prise Building & Ix>an .stock hearing date of January 5, 1015, has been lost and that thirty days from this date I ?will apply to the c^aid Building & Ix>an Association for a renewal off said <vr tlfleate. J. H. THOMAS. Gamden, M. C, Jan. 11, 1022 TRESPASS NOTICE All coon hunters are warned to keep dogs off of our place or near it ?? T have out poison. W. M. KIRK LAND. Layoff. S. C TRESPASS NOTICE No hunting of any kind allowed on nay Belmont place. This is for you. Htay out and wave yourself trouble Don't a*k for permlmloo. 8 V BRASINOTON January 2, 1022 v Illustrated Lecture. I' inter the auspices of> the CM vie lAMgue, Mr. Thoiua? Moehan, of .Phila delphia will trlve mi Illustrated teeturo at the Majestic Th**trtrt? u^Xt Tuesday morning at 10 :?H>' o'ckwk. The nubile is cordially InvJted- -admission five. Mr. Mivhan'w subject will l>e MTho I pity lUvrntlfuh, or how t<? bonutyfy our dty. This i? u si>bj?vi wv are wll Uvtenvpsl . in. th?*u Vt's fctvu him a big Camden could ludoed ?-Im' ui ide u ? "1 xi t y Itmut iful.'' and no .U.uM many valuable .suggestions will lie given ni this Ick'ture ?' tu mind. Wants-For Sale 11 "?! 1 1 !? 1 ' 1 FOIt SAjLR ? One extent Urn dining ta bio, claw f?Hvt. .solid <>ak, ?i\ chairs, two with mills. One very luandwoiUe sldelsxard with sl\ drawers, two side Closets "W 1th shelve#. All -to lit* sold] cheap for wish. AiMrw. 1'. < >. Ho* 20.'?. .< 'aiuden S. C. 11-ptl FOR SAI.K ? Three good milch cows, frc-h. with good attention will give 'J 1-2 imlions, or more, rleh milt l'rice $50 for one, #00 oa<'h for otlw era. See those cows at farm. Worfc itian \ Mackey, Camden, S. 41 if. FOK SALE- 1 our lots facing <10 feet each west on Campbell street and running l*aek a uniform width of '200 t'eet eneh. Apply to .T. L. Most1 tcv.df li. C. Welsh, Cninden, X. C 41tf ! FOR SALE ? (rood Hiding ami Driving i Horse Apply to Frank I >. Camp Ih'II. Camden, S. O. 4lp LOST OH STRAYED ? ( >ne yellow cow blind in right eye, end of tall out off, also one black cow with tan on hack, ) and one yearling of same color with ] her. Keward If returned to J. \V. Moore, rte 2. Camden. s. c. -1 1 1 > WANTEU ? To buy 100 head of young cattle Aj>pl> to Henry Savage, Cuiuth*u, S, C. ?tltf | I FOR SALE ? One wicker haby carriage in good condition. Address 1417 -Lyttletou Street. Camden. S O. tltf WANTED ? To .sell tin' exclusive hunt- J ing rights on Twenty-Eight llundivd (2,iSOO> acres of woodland near Cam don. Apply to H. H. Clarke, attor ney. Camden, S. C. ITi 1 WANTED ? To sell pine straw and lit- I tor from Jand near Camden. Apply j to B. 1?. Clarke. Attorney. Camden, \ S. C. lltf FOL'ND ? Small leather pocket hook containing some change. Owner can gel same by identifying siime and paying 'J.V for this ad a<t Chronicle otljoe. WANTED ? To rent a one or two horse farm with prod hot! bo. Inquire ut The Chroniele ( >ffteo. -10-4 lpd . , LOST OK STRAYED ? One male lem on ami white pointer pup, aged -l months answers to the name of "Chief." Ateo one liver and white pointer pup, aged 7 months, slightly ticked, brown head and ears. Re* ward if returned to M. L. Smith, Jr. Camden, S. C. 40 FOIt SALE ? One bungalow containing six rooms, baths, and sleeping porch. Price $.'1,000. For terms apply to Hoary Savage. Camden. S. C. 40tf F O It KENT? Two rooms for llUlit housekeeping, fnrnLshed or un furnished. Apply to lift DeKalb St., Camden, S. ('. 41 pd FOR SALE ? Nice Tlressed shoats and hogs at tf> cents per pound. Fifty shoats for sale on foot at 10 cents l>er pound. Four thousand bushels of corn in shuck at 75 cents. Hay delivered at $25 per ton. Four foot dry pine at $-1 i>or cord S. F. Jtraslngton, Camden. S. C. 40Lf FOR HIKE ? l'??erless I.iniousiue with <vi refill white driver. Special w?vk iy or monthly rnTe> " Call Robert llaneoek at phones II m L'07-W. Camden, S. c -10tr ) FOR HALE ? I lhive nice Orion Cherry registered Iioars that I wish to well to Club Hoys, nn<l I will give a? a prize to the one that wins a gilt of the same breeding. W. M. Kirk kind, Kfd ii, Lugoff. S C. Uixl \ FOR SALE ? Llghtwood, frine and oak wood anv length. Prompt delivery. ! Call 52, it. M. Kennedy, Jr ,'58tf j FOR SALE? Five pn<tsenger Htiirk car i in good condition. Apply to Henry Savage. Camden S. C. .TSti AGKNT WANTED ? For W'orthmort Hi?ir Preparation Sw or rail on Madam K. HJ. Helton. 17V. Oord? Street. Camdfn. S. C UOt' ; WANTED ? Cow P?-as. nil varieties. , Highest mark?-t pri<*e. K S WU lihms Grocery. Hltf. ! Carbide For All Makes of Gaa Generator* ? Save trouble and delays by buying from T. B. McClain, at Manufac turers prices plus freight to Camden, T. B. McClain Cam ' den, S. C. . 43. , . , ? . . . w . , ? FOR RENT ? Tract of land known as ! the D. T. lllackmon place. Two Ikorse farm open on place. Within a half-mile of school. Apply to J. II. Horn* or L A. Wlttkowskv. 29tf i ? STORE FIXTURE BARGAIN We liave In onr posse<wdon a ten foot six inch twenty -one drawer Sherer Patented Display Counter The first reasonable offer take* this counter which cotfts today new, $277i50. Call ?on T. K. Trotter. Camden. S C. fW-45* KIKKI.KY~~KtTKKK | Pretty Woddtni Solemn lied ut Ker* sl?*w Methodhd Churth. **? ??? mihii ?? ji i Extremely protly li? every dwuil was the #^1(|||b| fljf Miss M;uy Kuth Klrkley of Kershaw and. H. Harold ltueker, Jr. of t\4nmhla, tsolemulzed ut the Methodist church ul Kersluiw Wednesday, IMx*u)>or ^l.vnt U ft. in. The church had Uh?o converted into i u'uhiumn with pim\s. ivy and fern>v with n boailtUul arch of Ivy and . white an nul loirs, under. which the vo>vS wt-iv sjKxkeiK PrwM^riK i1h? ceremony IHssvJl Kennodv of Camden. jiang, "I l.ove You Trul.v," uiut a double iuImsI quartette, com poM*d of Mrs. i E. Truesdol, Miss i hi i ris r.rrwer. Mrs. H, .1 Truesdol, Mrs. Wlldon Sadleri II. I> MiH.VskHI. Ilelli^ Cobb. Hissell Kennedy aiul I > IV. Fhr-rler *aug "l.?ve's ?,Md Sweet Song.'' Then- slow 1 v ami softly. Ih.e strains of the wedding march fmm Lohengrin. played b> \Ir>. Oharlie iMliilip*. of Colombia. a cousin of the bridegroom, nnhoun^'d (he approach of t he bridal party. First came the , ushers, fun! Oautheu. .John Itlack mon aiid K. I? Mel >:i nlol V. Miss Clan dia Klrk.h>>, maid of honor, .sister of the bride ; Mrs. ( >. ll. Flutter, of .Jacksonville, Fhi., dame of honor,, sister of. the bride. Next came the dainty little flower Kir). Wagner I>ye, scattering petals lu the path of (he bride The ring hearer, Edwin Me- j Dowel), was very attractive in a Lord Fnnntleroy suit of black velvet car rying the iTi>tf in the heart of a rose. The bride came in On tin1 arm of her i father. 'by whom she wan gren In | marriage. She w as met at the altur I hy the bridegroom with his Iw'other, I Erie Hacker of N<w York as best j man. and the Impressive ring ceremony of the MethodLst ehurvli was |>erfomicd I hy the How It. S. Truesdale, imstor | <>f tin- Main Street- Methodist church ! <>f Columbia. assisted h.v 4 he bride's I pastor, the Kov. E. A. Huddln The ,|?ride wore a brown embroidered moil I ish traveling suit with accessories to match n ml carried a bouquet of bride's roses Iler only ornament* was a string of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom. Immediately after the ceremony a w?nT iling dinner was served at the home >>f the bride's parents, Mr. ftn<t Mrs. ~1>. M Ki'rkley. w here the ha]>py young couple received the congratulations of their many friends, and m pretty dis play of presents were hi evidence, which attested to their popularity. The bride is a young woman of gracious manners and sweet, personality. Slit* was recently a student of Columbia college. ?The bridegroom is a prom inent young business man of _Columft)iai :ind is the eldest son of Mr. and Mr*. 1J II. ltueker. lie served ir? -months" Mi* be navy durug tin* World War. Mr. Mid Mrs. Hnckei 'eft during the after n-x>n for n trip to Florida, after which i hey will !??? aj- honm- in^ Columbia. no tax now LUDENS menthol cough drops pr/ce si straight GIVE QUICK RELIEF P*m?nt Y*H0* . 53 S*U HWi ?m? ^0.000 1?KACII TREES Now Industry Around Cheraw U (? rowing Fust. Chora vv, Dtv. Ill The iu?jeting of the now Pen oh (Jn wors' AtufociaMop hold horo last summer Is bearing fruit. A'ready !?ri0,0<)<r l>oaoh trees liavo Itwu ; lantod in so vera localities In t ?io oouuly, 100,000 of thorn in tho inline diuto vicinity of Choraw. Others uro to bo planted. A now mul pitying industry Is thus being ijevoloptvl to tako tho plaeo of boll \viM>\il cotton. This has also In lores tod nursery nion to tho extent that Oho, Mr. W. F. llohlondor, of Tlppa (anoo, Ohio, is now horo looking into llit' advisability of loon tiiift. a a whole salo nursery in Choraw, primarily to supply peach trees to prospective or ohn rds. This will also load in 1,1 me to u cunning factory to use tiip the surplus crop of poaches and other fruits nnd berries. With tho dovologmicnt of these new InduHlrU^, it is possible that Mr. S W iMooro, of-. the Ohio State Wei faro Department, who was one of tSho speakers at. tho pouch grovrftjn' nveet ii.tj hero hi-st summer, will also looato lii-ro and interest himself in these in ilustrios, Rose-Mary Tea Room 1222 Washington Street Invites you to be their guest Wlien in Columbia. ? f*i>en From SAM To 8:!{(> 1* M liroakfnst 8 to 10:30 , 1/U neb 1*J tp 4 Dinner r? to .8:30 OLUU AND A I>A CAJtTK Every Delicacy of the Season. ROSE MARY TEA ROOM 1222 Washington St. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Bred HOGS FOR SALE One hundred head pure-bred Duroc Jersey hog* from 25 pounds to 250 pounds at 10c per pound on hoof. FAIR V IE W PLANTATION C. B. McCASKILL, Mgr. Camden, S. C. The last three crops of cotton produced in this county if it had all been good staple cotton, would have brought the farmers around $4,000,000. more money than the short cotton produced. Premium now on good staple, Camden market is $50 to $60 per bale. PLANT PURE SEED PRODUCE BEST STAPLE DEMAND BEST PRICE Produce cotton that will bring you most mney per acre. We have and offer several hundred bushels good Webber No. 82 seed, Staple 1 1-4 inch. Also have small supply Deltatype and Webber No. 82-3. Prices $2.50 per bushel F. O. B., or at farm. ..Orders with ca?h payment of $1.00 per bushel booked now, and seed will be delivered on payment of balance. If you want good staple seed, let us have your order now. Workman & .Mackey Camden, S. C.