The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 16, 1922, Image 8
Oi? Monday a! the Majeatio. Lieut.
Ralph CJ. llishop In person" with elx
roeia of official war picture#, a llviug
and authoritative iinfoMmciit of the
epic buttle of t !>*? M^uwe^Arfoime,
Cw oar, graphic and eou*]>ltHU\ it 'offers
for t )u> first llutf mi intimate vU'Wj
am) aluriy <?f thai W>loxstl rttruggte.
I.icul. Blaj?0|? will Ui-iur. ? lining tin1
KliowhiR of the film*.
FRETFUL BABIES
Cheer Up Instantly When
Dr. Thornton *b Ea By Teeth
j||pf. Removes Cause of Pain.
MetherJ When the child becomes
trouble. cold or colic ft course of
the old reliable Dr. Thornton's Easy
Teelher and not* the quick improve*
intent, Dr. Thornton'* Easy Teether
li ft harmless sweet powdor compoaed
of ftntikePtlcs, digeatanta and grant*
lar stimulants, coutaina no opiates or
harmful drugs. Babies like It and
take it more freely than sticky syrups
or liquid medicines.
Hundreds of unsolicited testimonials
received during the past flftesn years
from doctors, druggists and apprecia
tive mothers prove its efficiency be
yond question of doubt. If it falls to
help your child your money back with
out question. Twelve powders la a
package with full directions, 25c st
your uruRrgi?t.-?A<lvertiaemenf ,
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Easter Counter. of Charb'ton.
Is visiting Mr*. J. 11. (loodale.
MImm-m Anna and Itergra MWVrkle,
of Alliens, (Ja., are visiting Mr. ami
Mrs. F. ,\. MvCofkle, Jr., on Dyttleton
street.
Mr. SiU IlQQ of llumptvt. N. CJ, apcuit
'several days in Camden litis week ??<
the gue*t of Mr. and Mrs. F N'. Mc
(Vrkle, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nettles had
for their un?k end guets. Mr*. Klllott
Del.oaehe and MImn Marnle DeT/Oaehe,
of Sliandon.
Thf many friend* of Miss i.u.i Davis
arc {tinned (o see her in Camden
again. She 1* with Mr*. Hratton de
l.oaehe thin _i ? ?
M re. i J. K. Taylor. ? popular grain
mar school teacher leaves Monday for
Wintiirop College whore she will at
if,nd summer sohool.
M r>*. . William Shannon lea vea to
morrow for Columbia wbvre she will
spend sometime befbre going to tho
{jiountalris for the summer.
Dr. Ita4ph Dunn, from Johns Hop
kin* hospital, Haiti more, is on a two
week's visit to his pa rents, Dr. a nd
Mr. W. J. Dunn.
Judge and Mrs. M. I.. Smith and
daughter Miss Dorothy Smith, return
ed Tuesday after Mpemllng sometime In
Orangohiirgk
Mr". J. M. Jones and little daughter
Mary Julia, of Lumber ton, N. C. are
vMting Mr; and Mrs. II. T. Lovctt, at
their resilience on Mill street
.Mrs. Watt Nichols of Atlanta, with
Jier daughters. Misses Annie Irvin and
Ilrantlcy, are visiting Mrs. William
King on Fair street.
SHOW YOUR TOWN SPIRIT
BY COMING TO SEE
"AND HOME CAME TED"
FRIDAY, JUNE 16TH
AT 8:30 P. M.
CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE
BENEFIT
Curtain Fund, New School Auditorium
m. T. J. KirkUnd iff vUitiog in.
York And MIhm Wttse Klrkland Is ?1*o
?spending a <W day* in York, where
she officiated mh bridesmaid In fho
Adh-k* MOore wedding on the tftth.
lira. Drifts* hi?1 children *re
turning this week to their home in or
mar Washing on. Mrs. W. 1). Tran
i ha in Ik also leaving I" a f?'\v day*
for Ourham, N, Q,
Mis* H#ra Wo We I* away on an ex
tended visit. She Attended tlie clos
ing galtles of M?e Uttltad Hi n t?*N Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md? visited In
ItalMinon- and is now In Newborn, NT,
O. , * *
Miss KrmMlne Hut email is leaving
for Richmond. Sunday ami from there
will visit a college friend, Miss Brook
.loncs, in MarlonvMio. Va., and before
her return flB visit friends in New
York.
Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Whitaker motor*,
ed to York on Tuesday, taking Miss
Margaret Burnett aud Mis* Harriett
Whitaker for an extouded visit. Mr.
and Mrs. Whitaker wll return homo fn
a few days.
MIm Annie Burgess, of Statehnrg,
who has been U?e guest of Mrs. W, M.
Shannon returned home on Wednesday.
Messrs. Otis Johnori and Chaum-ey
Gregory were visitor* to Camden Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mra, W. .1. Jones and Miss Rwtelle
Williams \yent to Man-ning last, week
to the annual meeting of Hie W. M
Conference which ufe In tiiat town.
.They represented the Camden Mis
sionary Society of the Methodist
churt.li.
Miss Alberta Team leaves in n few
days with a congenial parly for an
overland trip to California. They ex
peet to he gone three months, and
have allowed themselves a month go
ing and a month coming and a month
to enjoy the beauties of California, the
beautiful sunset land, the Eden of the
west.
Camden Boy Wins in Coutest.
Herman Ranm of Camden wrote the
best essay submitted by South Cu ro
lina high school pupils In the Fire
stone contest and therefore his paper
will he sent to Washington to com
pote In the national prize contest. The
Firestone award Is a four year schol
arship in any college or university In
the United States for the best e?say
on 'How Good Roads Have Helped My
Community." For wluning in this
state Mr. Bautii will also receive a
medal from the extension department
of the University of South Carolina.
Four other places ware awarded bv
the eouwnitfee J Virginia Wauohopo,
Coliuititlu, mkoikI : Amy Franklow, I/ex
hjgtojj, thin); Si. Coker King, Darling*
too, fourth. and Kdward iiratl i?- \ .
Al?tn \ i ll<-, fifth. The Judge?*WVre. ||p
David I fo) t?>u, Mrn. O. Y. Owing*. 1*
I. Parkinson uikJ Heed Smith.
There were 05- unsays entered by
10 girls and 10 boy*.? Sunday's State.
Activities of Women
Queen Vlefpria of Spain Is an in
veterate cigarette smoker.
The Aiuerlcun housewife buy# IS
per cent of ull merchant!!!* the family
use, with a voice In 24 i>cr cent more.
The first woman In the South to
hold the position of City Treasurer
Is Miss Margaret M. Affleck, of Co
lumbus. ()?.
MrS TTft vainiT. wife of r h e Prest
Uent, take* great pride In the White
IlouMti garden aikl delights in jitter
ing around it with trowel and spade.
Since her marriage. Princess Mary
of England lius begun establishing her
own racing stwWe and already has ac
quired several throughbred horses.
Japanese women living In New
York have formed a club for the pur
l?use of hoUiiog meetings from time to
time for the discussion of ways to help
each other understand the great eonu
Ir.v where they are living.
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Coming to the Majeslle next Tues- !
day. Mary Piokford in "Little Lord !
Fnuntlerey." j
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
WEN You MC.AH5 A MA| T
talkin' bout de g oox>
ftOOK UONE FA 1 LEb.
HITS A 5 He SIGN T>E
t>E_BIL AIN' FAILF1>
NONt Wlb^M vit/
C*Pyr,fM to 3 I by MeGurw p?p*r SyndlC*M
A* tor liuabund I h unable to speak
Hntfiah, Mum*. JoCfre, wife of the
famoit* French general. act* an Ii?
terpreter for htm.
,l..l?. . S
Col. John II. Wharton, aged 74,
widely known over South Carolina as
ft i a 1 1 road coinmisi-ioiior, died At hi*
lioue at Waterloo, in liijfeni county
\V'?m1 iu??vtiay.
Tuesday, matinee ami night at the
Majestic Mary Pick foi d'? lHOftt won
derful simh'Ohh "I. in ir Lord Fa untie
JC1WK 8A1JS ? Seyentv*ftve^ bushel a of
sound clay peas. See J. K. .Touch,
at t^amdeu ' Poatoffiee, Camden, S.
0. 11-lVJp.
FOR HAIJC ? New Chevrolet touring
ear, greatest hargiain ever oJSfered;
Address H. N. Shannon, Camden, S.
0. lltf,
Monday at the Majestic Lieut.
Ralph O. Bishop will give an illus
trated lecture duriug the shoeing of
six re<tis of official war films,
*OBNT WANTRI? ? For Worthmore
llttir Preparation. See ' or call on
Madam K. M. B?lton, 1718 Qonk
Street. Camdea, 8. C. 20t?
LOST ? Saturday night, .tune 10th,
lo^t or stolen dark Hay horse and
Wlnck top buggy, both hind leg*
white and near on both knees. Re
ward to flndor, please notify An
drew Ingram, Camden, S. 01, Ht.
4 Hox 81. ? llpd.
FOR SALE? Calslum arsenate for
sale iu any quantities. Our price*
are right. SpringN & Shannon, Cam.
den, S. O. lTUf
MUSIC PUPILS WANTED ?Prof.
Geo. F. Leagcr, expert teacher on
different string, reed and brass in.
struments, wants pmpiis for ad
vancement to learn to play a musi
cal . instrument and to ,so become
members of a bind which the Pro
fessor wants to organize for tbo
city of Camden., Sumcr prices $1.00
IK'r week. Residence at Mr. Owens
hoarding house, DeKnlb streetX Vio
lin beginners especlaly desired from
twelve yeftrs ui>. llyb
FOR SALE ? New. Chen- role t touring
?ar. greatest Ivirgain ever offered.
Add rev* R. N. Shannon, Camden, R.
c, lltf.
NOTICE ? I hnve moved my repair
shop next door to Heard's Garage on
Wcst,,DeKalb street., O. M. Coleman,
Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE ? 'Calsium arsenate for
sale In any quantities. Our prices
are right. Springs & Shannon, Cam
den, S. C. lltf
WANTED ? A few table bottler* <ioo.?
mottin. price reasonable. Also ul
sleeping rotMtffc nl*v ami cool AwS!
y 115 DeKalb #treet,-T Camden, S q
*ipd ^
FOR HALE ? Hudson Seven 1
touring WX for aato In good eondi
tion, and will sell cO)eai> for <**' \
Aiifdy at Oforontcte office, Camden!
O. i it/'
WANTED ? Men and women to haodli
nity tirade and retail tbe original and
genilkte Watkins Products, Keioedtoa
H>* tract#, Hplces, Toilet Heqigitw
Household Specialties, A u torn
Accessories etc. Over 150 gu*
teed product a. Our values are Ul?
equalled aud Watkins Quality ista?
class by Itself. Write today for fre*
.sample and full detafls of our offw
and what it means to you. The x
R; Watklus Co., Degft. 77, New Yoii
N. Y. , l0*lfr>d. ''
WANTBIMfon or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed
hosiery for men, women, and ehi.
ren. WJimlnates darning. $40 t
week fpll time, $J.00 an hour.^pate
tflme. Experience unheoesswrv, rtl.
ternatJonal Btookflng Mills, Norru. ,
town, Pa. lO-aOa), 1
j. ii - - | .
PURE PORTO BICO vara potato'
plant* from Government ln.^)eot?i ?
seed beds. Bpoclal prices for
mcnt t his month. Prepaid mall 900'
$1.00, 1000; $1.75. Kjqpress 2000'
$2.50. 5000; $0.00, 10,000; $10.00.
Summer cabbage aud Georgia White
head collards same price. Parkfi ?
Farms, 410 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta'!
On- *
FOB SAWS? One registered Jerttr
BuN three years and three lnouttj
Old. out of Interesting Imminent
Hose and Ooddington'a Noble, A
Bargain for some one at $60. Ai?o
one full blood Guernsey Bull, not
registered- about same age for $50.
Aiiply to James II. Burns, Camden,
Camden, s. o. 10 &
FOB SALE ? Calslum arsenate for f ?
, sale in any quantities. Our prlcei
are right. Springs & Shannon, Cari.
den, B. O. lltf
FOB SALiE ? New Chevrolet touring.^
car* greatest bargain ever offered.
Address R. N. Shannon, Canulen, S. -
C. lltt I
Carbide For All Makes of Gm?
Generators? Save trouble 1
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac- I
turers prices plus freight to |
Camden, T. B. McClain Cajn? V:
den, S. C. 43, i
WE PAX $30,00 weekly full time,. 75c
an hoyr spare thne selling hosiery '
guaranteed wear four months or, re- ,
placed free. 30 styles. Free Saaijlw xi
to workers. Salary or 30 per cent
commission. Good hosiery is an ab? .
solute necessity, you can sell it easi
ly. .Experience unnecessary. Etfje ?
Knitting Mills, Darby, Pa. 8-17.
GRAND COMMUNITY PICNIC
Camden, S. C, T uesday , July 4th
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The entire citizenry of Kershaw County is invited to Camden
on July 4th to mix and mingle with the citizens of the
County Seat with a Grand Community Picnic ^
Former Judge M. L. Smith, of Camden, will be the principal speaker for the day; also another
noted speaker will deliver an address. Five companies of the South Carolina National Guard
will be here for the occasion? 'three companies from Columbia, one from Hartsville and Cam
den's own company. Millitary manovers and competitive drills will be held. A twenty-piece
brass band from Union will furnish music for the occasion. A baseball game between two crack
teams is being arranged. Every lady in Camden and County is expected to bring baskets.
KEEP THE DATE IN MIND AND PLAN TO BE IN CAMDEN ON JULY 4TH
Camden and Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce,