The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1922, Image 7
Wtttorw Mill* New*. H
uu h*st Sunday afternoon tho I,a\v
Ot^wvanct* Uviguo nu*t with Uu? Wa
^irt> Uaptint church ill tho- afternoon. j
Tl**r?' WW u largo ami enthusiastic
vrowd utwl wo uro wutv that, the spirit
nui??<*t<M! by thlA body of warn Hi
Hve ucWl Rr?w until its influence will
U- feK thoughout our tmtino country,
flic wave of crime that la nwcopIhk
4\i y our laud In proof o?f a growing
disiv^urd for law and oivler, and Is
also & ohuiUuiRO to all real men and
*oaion to tiffe up and demand a ohiiiigw
-flic iuiM\ ami womoii of this village are,
glad lo 00 pu ropori a? uccwtin*; this
c[?ftUoira(j and to shiow tho ?nnicN-iiu.>^
.f otd- am^ftancv avo lioUl a mass meet
>i?: at U?<> church spine time ago hiul
resoived to .stamp out lnwk'Nsi/exs in
Catherine J. Wallace
Public Stenographer .
Ph?ne 1 20- J Camden, S. C.
ouv, mi<Wt and to tl*U eaid wo raised
ujvd offered a reward 6f $100.00 for
capture wltih evidenoo io convict any
one caught in our Tillage .soiling whis
key. A.n<l thin i? HtlU open ami we
aro ready and waiting to hand over
the cash -to any one who ^ HI earn It.
Mr. W. J. Hopkinn was called to thr
hetfjtJUe of Ula father, Mr. W. M. Hop
kins, at Kookingham. N. O., last Sat
nrday morning whore ho foiuid hbn
suffering from a general breakdown,
brought oti by iKK?r health and age
combined- We hope to hoar of his
? l>eedy recovery..
.Nits. w. J. Ht?i*kin> is viaitLiig her
?><ofh<M\ Mrs. II. I>. Ikftvlll at Columbia,
this we<$.
Mr. A. S. Paine Is in (Jastonia this i
week on business.
Tho young. jxioplo had a "tV?rn- Top- 1
piujrf- at tho Club Hoiwo Saturday
evowntf which was very' much enjoy
ed. Mr. Hallott wan tho official pop-,
fror and demonstrated ho hadn't for
gofcfcon his old Now Knglahd ways in
the manner In whtdh he i?opi)e(l the
com. . .MJi.ss Helen lMiol|<s acted as!
? > ?
tedder the games of which a variety !
Notice To The Public
Purest and Best Drugs at Lowest Prices
Drug* arc* decliniug every day to preA\ar and it is our *
intention tq follow tW:s decline and give the full benefit of It. to the
I'mblie. 0\>4ng to the tttrljigcncy of tin* times however, we will be
ot>lij7(?(l to change our policy t<? sctue ex tout in ivgard to our cr<?dlt
>ysten>. which in the past has Imm n very liberal indeed. and whicii
n;r feel .sor?* our tntstomers .have appreciated.
To all uuflxiid* accounts of the piust years, we will have to (lis
<i>irtinue adding thereto, but t:? those who pay weekly and monthly
;e? heretofore, we will he ?lad to. continue such n i>oliey.
We thank you for all pa >f favors and f<vl sure that if ihe
ijreutest courtly and .poHte-st attention ami smallest profits possi
Mi> to live and let 11\hj eoutit for anything you will Rive us your bus
mess; We can and will satisfy itfl your waut.^. If not in stock,
we will use mail, phone or ^v ire to secure It In the shortest time
possible. We feel that witibtThroo Incensed Pharmacists, one front
?'U'rk and rapi<l porter servii*e we are fully oom]>otcnt to serve you
ni eyer.v way.
Again thanking you and wishing you one and all "a Happy and
llms;|)Oi,euM X?nv Year, we are
U<4pe<'t fully.
ZEMP 8c DePASS
a
were <p4ayed and MIhh Thoinptiou made
corn ImJV* and served utiles to the
Vouhh people. ,
A <?! vrt? Im to Im? fctnu^l next Satuv
day nljpht all <the young i*hm?1c of
? In* mfll aiv urged to bo pr?*ent.
The younsyr boys ami girls met at
t Im* Club House Friday night ami had
a fine time at gaihes,
MKs Annie Thompson w?h hosted
!<? the 1. atlU^' ll?*me (Uub at the l>U*
pensary Wediwvday aftet*n<KUi.t After
(lie tiUMrwvis was dirteu*st<d jhore was
a wH.'lal hour. Ten and s?ndwlc.hes
wort' nerved by t Ue lnvst?ss a sniped by
Miss F'jznbefh Yarboroujih. The elnb
will meet January lfclh, at which time
Hev Furcron will deliver an addr?v?,
PERSONAL MENTION
M!ss F.liznbeth Wallace spent last
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. It. Wullaoe
Lieutchcnt and Mrs. W. C. Wallace,
and small daughter, of Norfolk, are
spending some time here with relit ?
lives.
Mr. Malco'm Muller of Atlanta, i*
sj>endiug a while with his parents,
Itev. and Mrs. Kdw.lu Mulh r.
Mrs, K. V. Durham, who has been
v&dtlug her sister, Mrs. J. Sumter
Ithame, has returned to her home In
Charlotte.
Mrs. (Jeorge Ithame and Mrs. A.
J. lteattle were anions the visitors
in Columbia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. (J., Carrison, and
M'ss i (Oii i si ? . Nettles s'jH'Ut. \\
in Columbia.
Miss IOthel Itirehmore left this week
for Charlotte where she wijf'l make an
; extended visit to her sister. Mrs. Nor
man Head.
Friends in Camden are pleased to
i welcome Mrs. .1. English Vaughn hack
I to her old home town. Sin- eonies on
| a visit to relatives, and with one of
i her sons, Frank, motored from Atlanta.
STATUS COTTON SKKI).
i
j Mr. Farun>r: Calling attention to I
I our advertisement In this issue ofi'er- j
ing Staple Cotton Seed, we want to I
say to those .thinking of planting Sta
pie Cotton, we believe our seed as pure '
j as any they can g??t.
For years we have planted only St n- I
pie Cotton and we do not gin for oth- I
ers. If yofi plant our seed apd %re
eu reful n< ?t to mix in picking and gin
ning. >ou will have staple cotton to
sell.
We know not how many bales of
short cotton' being held by farmers In
i Kershaw County, but if as many as
f 0,000 bales and all of it was good sta
| pie cotton, it would bring the owners
i right now. on the Camden market.'
I some $;;<?< more money than the
i short eott>>n will bring. Why not plant
1 cotton that will make you most money
[Iter JtirreV Workman & Mivckey, Cam.
j ilea. S < '. adv. j
REDUCTION IN PRICES
Ford Motor Company, Through Their
Authorized Dealers, Announce the
Following Reduction in Prices, Effec
tive January 16th, F. O. B. Detroit.
TYPE PLAIN STARTER Starter & Dem. Rim*
/. x . A A C
ifc ifc i ?*< ^ J- ^ lb ^ : ? .
CHASSIS $285.00 | $295.Q0 $355.00 j $365.00 $380. 00 ; $390.00 ] $10.00
RUNABOUT $319.00 | $32ST<Xr $389.00 | $395.00 $414.00 , $420.00 ! $ 6.00
TOURING $348.00 j $355.00 $418.00 $425.00 $443.00 $450.00 ! $ 7.00
COUPELET , j j ; $580.00 ; $595.00 ! $15.00
SEDAN | j $645.00 j $660.00 $15.00
TRUCK ? Demountable Rims, Any Type Tires $430.00 $445.00 $15.00
Government war tax and freight additional to above prices
Fordson Tractor
$625.00
Kershaw Motor Company
IIKRJ) AND THKRJK
Tho Rrltlsh government has reloaded
all IvUh political prisoners. Including
ubiiQt forty that have boon .sentenced
to dealh. They Wert' turned <?ut dor
!ng Wednesday and yesterday.
A Hovliu dispatch states that laid
w.ig t'rouckuor, an as*iMlaut in the
Modioli nulvorsltN at Murlcb, ha* ?)In*
covered a combination of chemicals
that have all flu* boat qualities of tlio
best anthracite. coal, and that tho uew
vohstuoi'T can be pr?.Hluced at half the
<-<)st of 00a I.
A new iiwiil tor women itodeiUrluus
lo Panama has been osi'ihUphed by
Alma .'Shin a, awed l'J. . \vh.o rnyiYtly
walked ilii'ough the ('anal Kojio. a dis
tance of 111 ty miles in Hi hoars and 'J(i
minutes, "?
SwUtfer'and Is our 'of tho fov\ conn
tries where women arc not on an etpiul
fooling with male labor, not oven when
I hoy do tli<- s'iine work as tlie men
announcements
At t lie request of my friends, I here*
hy .announce myself as a candidate
for the office of .Mayor of the City
of Camden, atid if elected will eiuloa*
vor to give the city a progressive bnsi
?loss administration.
Very respectfully ,
It. (J. CAKlilSHN. Jr.
FOR ALDERMAN WARD ONE
I hereby annouiuv myself us a can*
dldato for Alderman of the Ci'ty (*f
C<amdt n from Wttrd One.
J. FLETCHlOlt SMITH
KOK ,\LI)KK,MAN WARD TWO
Knowing Unit Mr. It. N. Williams
lias made a good and <x>iuscioutlou-s
w?| resontativc from Ward Two, vi*4?
haroby suggest iiis name for re-clcotiou
and wo hope that ho* will consent to
lel< his name be used. VOTERS
FOK ALDERMAN WARD FOI H
We hor?4?y Murkest Mr. John T. Net
lies as a eandUlate for Alderman from
Ward Four for the City of Camden,
subject to the rules of the coming Dem
ocratle primary: Many Friends.
FOK ALDERMAN WARD FIVF.
The name c?f Mr. I>. O. llouwr Is
suggested as a suitable candidate to
reit>res*ent tho Ci1y of C-nmden from
Wiuxl Five lu the coming Democratic
primary. Frlouds
FOR ALDERMAN WAKI) SIX
We Ih'k to annimiKv the name of
KaJph N. Shannon as a candidate for
Alderman for the Pity of Camden Trotn
Ward Six. FRIENDS
FOK ALDERMAN WAKI> SIX
1 hereby annoinuv myself as a can
didutc for re-election to the office of j
A'dcruuii for the Pity of Camden from
w.rrd siv w. it. liorcii.
"V
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today, Friday, rlanuary 20th.
Jesse L. Laslccy Presents
Ethel Clayton im
"EXIT. THE VAMP
and Svd Smith in
" 'AFTER THE DOtfOH"
Saturday. January 21st.
Metro Presents
May Allison in
'THE MARRIAOE of WM. ASHE"
And Charles Ilutdtiinsou in.
"HURRICANE HUTCH"'
Monday, January 23rd.
W. W. Hodkinson Presents
Thomas J??tVerson, Jr..
"RIP VAN WINKLE"
Hy Washington Irving.
Also Kluograms.
Tuesday, January 24th.
IteJilart Presents
? C-onntunee Jtinnoy in
?THE FIRST LOVE"
And a Toonerville Comedx
Wednesday. January 25th.
W. W. Ho4kinst?n Present**
Zano Dray's
?THE MAN OF THE FOREST
And Dnrton Holmes
Thursday, January 26th.
? and ?
Friday, January 27th.
Adotph Zukor Present*
iVeautiiful Hetty (V>m]?son in
her dainty, dazzling jrlorv
THE LAW ANI) THE WOMAN"
# And Harold IJovd in
"NEVER WEAKEN"
Admission .1T?c. Chihlren lTx*.
IGarrabpp
1818 Broad Street
Near The Kirkwood
wm open about J<ui
uary 1 6th with a line
ot^Lx c l vi s 1 v e Hand
Made
MILLINERS
HOSIERY
NOVELTIES
ETC.
HOGS FOR SALE
One hundred head purebred Duroc Jersey hogs
.from 25 pounds to 250 pounds at 10c per pound on hoof.
FAIR VIE W PLANTATION
C. B. McCASKILL, Mgr.
Camden, S. C.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable
We are doing u for thousands of othora ? ?wliy not
I ..' \ <>u \V?? believe ;i trial will convince you.
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
Do You Want to Put
Your Money
In a Safe Place ?
'?!
A National Bank i? under
the supervision of the U. S.
Government, and so careful is
this supervision, that no Depos
itor in a National Bank in
South Carolina has ever lost a
dollar- ? Give this considera>
tion !
We would welcome an ac
count with you.
?
UK III-: ONE WU.I. KIND A VARIED S'l'dl'K OK SILVERWARE
?LASTING REMEMBRANCES AND SUITABLE KOR AM,
fKXJASIONS. BUT RHM13MBKR. WHETHER YOUR DEMANDS
MAY BE SILVER OR DIAMONDS UK ANY OTHER LINE OK
JEWELRY. YOU ARE ASSURED * AT! SK A< "TIO\ AT THIS l-P
To DATE ESTABLISHMENT
G.L.BLACKWELL
JEWELER $ OPTOM ETRISTJ
CAMDEN ,
i SOUTH CAROL! HA m
Right Kind of Pipe For Wells
We are now carrying in stock Plugged and Reamed
Galvanized Pipe in 2, 2 1-2, and 3-inch sizes. We guaran
tee you will have no trouble in inserting CyTnder inside of
it, as it is entirely free of obstructions.
We also carry a large and well assorted stock of
Machinery Supplies.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 Wast Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.