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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children*
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
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SKAK0AR1) PLANS CHANGE.
Florida Limited (iocs on in January
'*? Fd$ Tourist Season.
^ v (From Tuesday's State.)
With the first run <?f the Seaboard
Florida Limited, tourist train do luxe.
Ni ht'duled to% be made January 1. the
Searl?oard Air Line railway will put
its winter schedule into effect Novem
ber 12. according to the announcement
<>f X. (J, Ledbciter, traveling passen
ger agent of the Seaboard Air Lino
in Columbia. The inauguration of the
uinler schedules ?will also mark the
beginning of the first run otf ^he Mid
Sunt It Sj>eeinl( which therefore begins
<?|N>rations this year one month earlier
than was the oise last year. The Sea
hoard Florida Limited is operated be
iwi'i'ii New York and Florida while
tin- Mid-South Special ha? as its ter
minals New York and Cohimbia. The
Seaboard, Mr. Ledbetter says, is an
ti<-L|-nting a record-breaking tourist
st'awm. -
The initial run of the three month
reason of the Florida Limited will be
made, leaving New York at 6:20
o'i'loek on the afternoon of January
I., the first train passing Columbia ar
1 :20 p. m.f January 2. an<i arriving
in Jacksonville. Fin-, at 0:40 p. m..
?littTttarv 2. The first north bound
train will leave Miami nt (5:10 p. m.,
January and St. Petersburg at 8:.K)
!'. in., the same day and will pass
:l.v<jugh Jacksonville at 8 :4f? o'clock
? i the morning of January 4. It will
I'rtjeh Columbia at 5 p. m.? January
How to Get to His Shop.
Owing to the fact that lower
Main Street on which my ga
rage is located will soon be
torn up and blocked on ac
count of the paving work, I
want to advise my friends that
this need not interfere with
work at my garage. My pa
trons can reach my place by
driving by way of Market
Street and then into Arthur
Street where it can be reached
from the rear door.
HAY'S GARAGE.
28-29 sb
1. ami will arrive in Washington at
(5:20 o'clock on, the morning of Jan
nary o, proceeding thence to New
York, where the run ends at 12:10
o'clock on tiie afternoon of Ja.nuary 5.
The train will ho composed of all
Pullman, all steel equipment, fitted
with the latest conveniences ami equip;
inent, ami wild carry through sleepers
from New York to Miami, Palm lieach,
St. Petersburg. Tampa ami intermedi
ate points- At Columbia the trains,
both southbound and northbound, will
change engines and crews to contine
their trips.
The Mid-South Si>ecial, the Colum
bia-New York tourist train, will make
its first run November 12, coincident
with Hie Inauguration of the regular
winter schedules. leaving New York
on its first southbound* trip at 2:?>5
p. ni.. November 12. and arriving in
Columbia at 11:25 o'clock the follow
ing morning- The return trip will be
made, leaving Columbia at 3 :05 o'clock
in the afternoon, passing Washington
at 7 :35 o'clock the following morning
and arriving in New York at 1:30
o'clock in the afternoon. The Mid
South Six^eia 1 will carry only all steel
Pullmans, dining cai;s and coaches.
The two trains known hist year as No.
.'{(>1 and No. 302, will be designated No.
15 and No. 10 this^year.
The other schedule changes to be
made November 12 are confined, large
ly to the speeding up of running time
and to the reinstatement of trains
taken off during the strike period.
The schedule of No. 1, southbound,
will remain practically as now with
the exception that it will under the
new schedule reach Columbia at 11 :40
o'clock instead 11:55 o'clock and
will leave at 11:45 o'clock instead of
11 :(K) o'clock as at present. The hour
of arrival in Jacksonville will remain
unchanged. Train No. 2, northbound,
will arrive in Columbia at 5:45 o'clock
Instead of 5:30 o'clock as under the
schedules now in force ami will le^ve
at 5:50 o'clock instead of 5:30 o'clock
as now, the run from Columbia north
ward being accelerated to permit its
arrival in New York at the same time
as now maintained.
The Seaboard Fast Mail No. 3,
southbound, will roach Columbia at
11 .35 p tn. instead r>f 12:05 p.m. as at
NOTICE!
Before Buying Your Bagging
and Tires, see
F. M. Woolen
My Prices Are the
?. .- ? ??Lowest.
inreeout. uud will leave toy Florida
points at 11:40 p. m., thus allowing
paasongyra at Columbia to take their
sloeperj^httfore midnight. At Jack
sonvlife It will make connection with
tli*? Fast Const, Atlantic CohiI Uq$
and Seuhoqrd Air 1/lne trains for va
rious. Florida point*. No- 4, tbe uortU
hound fast mail, will leave .la< ks*>n
villo ht 8:25 p. in., and will leave Co
lumbia j?t 5 :liO a. in., five minutes
later than the present schedule# and
will arrive In New York at ft a. m. as
under the summer schedule.
HKTHI'NK NKWS NOTKS.
IVrsonal and Social Items (fathered
By Our Own Correspondent.
Bothuue, S. <\. Oct. 2fl,^-Mi?s Myi
tis Dukes, who is -t^aQllihg.in the Be
thune school, ?sjkm11 the week end at
her homo lit Plnowood.
Miss Carrie Ynrborougli, of Chico
ra College. spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr, and Ms. J> <i Var
horough.
tjuite ti niiiiilifi' of the members- of
(he Fa stern Star attended a meeting
of the llartsvllle chapter last Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. King, of Ilart*
ville* werl, woeVend visitors in Bo
thuue.
Ar a mass meeting last Tuesday
evening. It was decided <to hold a
community fair on November 17th?*
one day only- Much Interest Is being
manifested and it is hoped that a
creditable dispViy will he had.
Mr. ami Mrs, Watford and Mrs. A.
K.Mcl.aurln Were visitors in llnrts
vllie Thursday.
Miss Helen I'cujoe Ward, of Ooker
College. spent ,the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. M. A- Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Kelly have re*
turned from Johnson City. Tenn., aft
er a visit of several weeks to the hit
ter's parents.
Mr. C leek ley, of Orangeburg, and
daughter, Margaret, of Chlcora Col
lege* spent the week-end with Mrs. J.
P. Lrtifitte
Mr. and Mrs. h. M. Yurbo rough and
children, of Hartsvllle, were victors
in Betiiune Sunday.
Alfred Mclaughlin, of North Caro
lina, is spending some time with his
? mother, Mrs. S. B. Padgett.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Ynrborougli, of
Sumter, spent the week-end in Bo
th tine.
Mrs. M. A. Ward spent Friday in
.Columbia with Mrs. W. M. Stevens,
who Is a patient at the Columbia hos
pital.
Mrs. II. C. Wall, of Andrews, Is
spending the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. M. A. Ward.
Circle number one wa* entertained
by Mrs. J. M. Forbls Wednesday aft
ernoon. Each meiidKM- was sked to
bring needle work In preparation of
the annual bazaar which -will he
held about December first. Refresh
ments consisting of ha liana float and
caromel nut cake were serv<Kl
Circle number two' met with Mrs
D. J.. Clyburu. After the business
hour refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cake and wafers were served.
Dr. and Mrs. I*. O. Johnson were
guests of the letter's lwirents in Dar
lington Sunday
CoJ. Alvin M. Owsley. of Dentin.
Texas, who was on Friday elected na
tional commander of the American LrG
gion was reared In Denton. lie is .34
years old. On completion of his course
in Texas University, Owsley re
turned to Denton to practice law with
his father. He whs elcted to the
Texas legislature and served 41 year
l>efore he was appointed Lt. Colonel
on CJovernor Ferguson's staff in 1914.
Mr. Owsley was elected county attor
ney of Denton county in 1010. but
when the United .States entered the
World war he resigned to enter an
officers training camp. He was ap
pointed major in tlxe Thirty-Sixth na
tional guard division of Texas. On
the arrival of the Thirty-Sixth divis
ion in France, he was appointed as
sistant adjutant, and later made di
visional adjutant- On October 1.
following the capture of DrLcourt and
"the Hey to St. Dtlnne by the 30th di
vision he received his commission as
Lt. Colonel. Colonel Owsley repre
sented his division at the Paris con
ferjwee and later whh on official duty
in .Scotland. Ireland and England.
Col. Owsley was appointed Assistant
attorney goneral of Texas in 10*20 and
held* that j>ositi<>n for a year resign
ing in Janpary. 1021, to accept the
position as hoed of the American Tye
glon'n Americanization commission
which he held when elerted national
comma nder.
Quarterly B. V. I*. I. Rally.
The quarterly rally meeting of the
K Y. P. U. of Kershaw Association
will meet with Mt. Olivet Baptist
church Sunday afternoon, (Vtol>or 20,
In connection with the Union meet
ings which will convene on Saturday.
October 28 and Sunday morning of the
20th.
The young jieople will take up their
work In the afternoon, thus making
? 11-day services both Saturday ?od
Sunday All churches are especially
requested to hare their young people
jprasent at this meeting on Sunday to
trpreeent the B. T. P. 0. Tbe ladU*
oi Mt Olivet are expseted to serve
I pitch at i ???> church hot h Hat unlay
hml Sunday.
Alma ritts,
Assoelational It. Y> i\ I'. Secretary.
The winter home *>f Thomas Hitch
cock, Now York millionaire. who
spojuds hi> wint^-s In Aiken. was de
stroyed hy fire lust Saturday.
Wo (il\ K you a flat price On your
work. Itunicr!*. (larnge, Camden,
S. 20 tf
\VG HAVE reorganised our inechanl
cal department au<I have two of the
i>efrj 10 s??uth Carolina,
ltnrrler'x (iarago, Camden, S. C,
2U tf
Wis CAN GIVE yon the <*ost .of your
work when you bring It to this
fpaiUgC. Iliinlvr's (ianmc, Camden,
s. c. * $> tf
FOR SALE??< Jroen tomatoes for pick
ling. Phone Camden, S. C
FOR SALE?Ford touring'car in good
shape, at a bargain. fan lie seen at
Cannleti < ?i 1 .Mill, Camden, S. < \
2K pd
WHY NOT have your brakes put in
shape before you have an accident.
We carry a full lino of guaran<tcod
? brake lining. Itiirrier's Garage, Cam
don, S. C. 2i> tf
WANTED?To hoar from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars, 1>. l<\ Push.
MlnnoaiH>lLs, Minn.
. ? 27-32 *>d
CJASOMN1C'?.Drive In at Hurtier's
for gasoline and service, llurrlcr's
Garage, Camden, S O
GASOLINE?that gives you mileage,
got it on inside of Hurrior *s
Garage, Camden, S C
MEN AND WOMEN average $1.00 per
Hour soiling hosiery, four (pairs
guaranteed wear four months or
new hosiery free. We pay iiO ]K?r
cent commission. Free samples to
working agents. Complete line of
wool and heather mixtures. This
is the big hosiery season. Kx]>ori
enee unnecessary. Kagl'e Hosiery
Works, J>arhy, Pa. 20-tf
FOR SALE?At Cantcy Hill, one hun
dred cords dry split, pine at $2.00
per cord. Apply Henry Savage,
Camden, S. O. 25 tf
FOR SALE?Wood, cut any length,
oak ami pine. Prompt delivery.
Phone 275 J., Joseph Shebeen, Cam
den, S. C. . 22 tf
KL'RRIER'S GARAGE hT* ltuick
factory service mechanic??t your
service.- ? ' \
Carbide For All Makes of Ga?
Generators? Save trouble
nnd delays by buying from
T. B. McClain. at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T; B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. 43.
WANTED?100 cords of dry split pine
wood at ouce. Apply to C. H. Yates,
Camden, S. C. 19-tf
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Siate of South Carolina,
''County of Kershaw.
Notice is hereby giveai that the Gen
eral Election for Representatives in
Congress will l>e hold at the voting
precincts fixed- by law in the County
<?f Kershaw on Tuesday, Novemt>or 7,
1J)22, said day being Tuesday following
the first Monday. us prescribed by the
Constitution.
The <|ualifi?itions for suffrage are
as follows:
Residence in State for two years, in
the County one year, in the ]>olliug
1 precinct In which the elector offers to
vote, four moutlu*, and the payment
six piontlis l>eforo any election of any
l*oll tax then due and payable. Pro
vided. That ministers in charge of an
organized-church and U*aehers of pub
lic schools shall be entitled to vote
after six months' residence in th^
St-ahe, otherwise qualified.
Registration?Payment of all taxes,
including poll tax, assessed and rollcct
ible during the previous year. The
production of a certificate or the re
ceipt of tlie officer authorized to collect
such taxes shall be conclusive proof
tlK? payment thereof.
Before the hour fixed for opening
the poMs the Managers and Cltrks
must take and sul>seribo to the Consti
tutional oath. The Chairman of the
Hoard of Mnnagers can administer the
oath to the other Managers and to th?
Clerk ; a Notary Public must admlnhj
ter the oath to Chairman. The Man
agers elect, their Chairman und Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must be
opened nt 7 o'clotfc a. in., and closed at
4 o'clock p. m., except in the City of
Charleston, where they shall be oj>en
ed at 7 a. in. and closed at G p. in.
The Managers have the power to
fill ti vacancy ; and if none of the M?n
agers attend, the citizens <-?n appoint,
from among tin* qimiifltd voters, the
Managers, who, wftvr In-ing sworn, <-an
conduct the election.
At the cldse of the eleetlon, tin? M?m
agers and Clark must proceed publicly
to opetr tike l?allot box and count the
I/allots therHn, and continue without
adjournment until the *ame is com
pleted, and make a statement of 4he
result for, each office, and sign the
same. Within three days thereafter,
the Chairman of the Hoard, or some one
designated by the Hoard, must deliver
to the Commissioners of Klectlon. the
poll list, the t>ox containing the t>alk/ta
?nd written statement* of the result
of the election.
Manager* of Election-.-The following
)fanators of ?ctlon hare been ap
pointed to bold the atactic*) at the ra
rioii* inrxin the said fV>uutfl
GuttAm opm Bowr J M Moeetey,
T J Arrmnta, B B WlUtam
Ptoe fVwIt Mill?W Hr Wf?t, WW*#
Hohlnsou, W T I Mayor. k
Mill W A AmhwiVjl
T Urtwty, W T Ma<lriox.
Stockton ? 1 > I* Hovvolj, Jv scsi' lVaroo,
S .1 \V(K|
Mt JSIoii U McCoy, \V M
ltmnnon. O f Myvrs.
Stoko'a School Uqiiwc riinton llunv
|?Urlt\-;.' .1 II HttU'Uffo, 'VhpnMl?) Itn na'N.
fMovoltuHl School flou*** li Ar
rant*. A H Shiver, J. M IhirflcUI.
Iieavftr lift in School Hon?k- .i s
Hyatt. J II TUlwcIl, Alex Simw.
Itntcltffc'x Mill II .1 HatcUl'IV. X A
Walking .1 It Willinin*
OiMVtit Slew W<*?t, T \V Pa\K 1
11 IVach
\\ ,-lvill,-' ,H I. B?M, VV I
C H Hilton.
Thrfc IV* J It U,u'tiM<V J Kohert
Mmill, J M (-Vox ion.
Slmylor'n lllll -H I. . Sinyrl. Joe
llornshy, Moiulol l>?nkolW<l.
('unif.v A !?' \\'aiu. (? .1 ffifSliiskv
K I'J llollatul.
StoJioltoro .1 W S-tovcr. M S IViir
flehl, (IS llanunouU.
HlVfftllo School House W 1' So wo 11,
It M ltohort*. O A Johnnou.
t.tyorty H1H~~1* 1* Thompson, Prc<!
Floyd, 1< O Joiwe.
KirkloySi Storo W K Wwt, J A
liowora, 1> A WVst.
KomUftw?1 It llayvfl, Jtimtiig Oopfc*
fmul, Ahuxm (\n>k.
Kaloya MUV-<>t*'ar Stogftfcr, W K
Uak^r, \v .1 Nov man.
iWtlumo-A K Molianrln, I. .1 Wat
fowl, M U Kiiisr.
1 11 off - i.cviio Uul'<Mi, A 8 Hoy
ward, .lannvH Ton Hi.
Blanoy- Uoykln lloso, J (5 KoHoy, J
s lUww,
UnltoU'a Cross* 1{?kuIs -,I K Smith,
,Inuu\s Itabou,. IUiluton Jack^oil.
Tlu> S'funrti^'rs -at oaoh i?ro<dnot
nainod alwno aro r^ntostod to dole
wto one of tlioiir munlK>r to aoonro tlie
I vox and blank* for tho election on Sat
urday. November 1th, at Court IlouflO.
John MeOaafctU,
FT, H. Howcii,
,1. Frank 11 n Wost,
(SnninlssioinM^ of Federal EioCtlon
for Kiwehaw County, s. (\
HMohoi' Hi, 1S)UJ.'
If You Are in the Market for the
Following:
CORJN MILLS, WOOD SAW
FRAMES, GASOLINE ENGINE
DRAG SAWS Write:
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY,
823 West (Jervais St.- * Columbia, S, C.
Cold Drinks
and Good: Wholesome "Buttercup" Ice Cream are as re
freshing -and nourishing in winter as during the hot
season. If you do not know "Buttercup" Ice Cream you
haven't tried the best.
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Phone 30. Kodak Films sold and developed. Delivery.
(Jtyp Gkittfon Moral (Enmpmty
WILLIAM L. GOODALE, President
Flowers for All Occasions
Phone 193 Camden, S. C.
? ??a?
Worth-More Hair Preparation
Prevents Hair Falling Out or Turning Gray Prematurely. Pro
motes the Growth. Wo only ask a trinl under directions printed
on each article. Iiesults guaranteed.
Prices: Worth-More TTalr Grower 50c; Worth-More Glosso 30c;
Worth-More Shampoo 40c. (10c extra by mall.) . .*
Manufactured by Mme. K. E. BELTON,
i
171.M Gordon Street Camden, 8. C.
Agents Wanted Everywhere?Write For Terms.
Sold in Camden at Zemp & DePass' and Thomas Williams' Drug
Store.
You Won't
Have to Worry
V
If your earnings were one-third less, you would get
by some way or other wouldn't you?
And very probably you would be every bit as con
tented as you are now.
Save one-third of your earnings with us?adjust and
later never have to worry about life's comforts.
A
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN. 8. C. -A
STRONG fiAJE CONSERVATIVE jj