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Wants?For Sale ** ** ^ .r* ii? a* a* a- er m~ mm r_a .a ,? MMIT?One sorrel) home mule, 850 ibs weight; one black mare mole, about name weight, with one ear cropped off. Left my place Saturday morning. Finder please notify J. K. West, Cassatt, S. C. 84pd' MONEY TO LOAN?At six und onehalf cent interest on improved city real estate. Apply Henry Savage, Jr., Camden, 8. C, 84tf FOR SALE?One Ford Truck in good running condition. Apply at Hermitage Cotton Mill*, Camden 8. C. 84 sb. J/OST?On Sunday somewhere on Camden-Kershaw road, one tan leather traveling bag. He ward if returned to The Chronicle office, Camden, S. C. 84 pd. ^ m m m> m m m <r <- jfFOR SALE?r-Ford sedun, practically new. Address Little Motor Company, Camden, S. C. 84 pd, AUTO TO? SHOl*? Automobile tops recovered and repaired. Also new bows fitted. We make to order tops and side curtains for all cars. Cell by and let us put your top in shape for the hard winter season. Smith's (Jarage, Camden, S. C. 84 pd. FOR KALE?Hodge touring car in good condition, good tires, at a bargain. Address Little- Motor Company, Camden, S. C. 84 pd. FOR KALE?Buick sedan, all tijres nearly new, newly painted, in g6od condition. Priced to sell. Address Little Motor Company, Camden, S. C. 84 pd. ATTENTION?Radio Batteries charged in 8 hours. Leave your battery any morning before 10 and get it back by 6 p. m. Get a peppier, longer lived charge.?Smith's Garage, Camden, S. C. 84pd FOR HALE?Radio loud speaker, new, at a bargain. Address T. Lae Little, Camden, S. C. 84 pd. -HOUSE FOR RENT?Six room house with all modern conveniences. Apply D. V. Dixon, at Dixon's Grocery, Camden, S. C. 34 tf. FURNITURE FOR SALE?At very low prices, one three piece new sitting room suite; one hat rack; one rocker; one bouffet; new refrigerator, 75 pound capacity; a $75 victrola. Apply D. V. Dixon, Camden, S. C. 34 sb. FOUND?On Monday a kodak, on Green street, Camden. Owner can get same by writing H. Williams, Box 22, Rt. 3, Camden S. C. 34ixl OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING? Of auto purts and castings. We weld steel, cast iron, brass, bronze, copper and aluminum. Bring in your broken parts if they are made of metal, we can save you money. All work guaranteed. Smith's Garage, Camden, S. C. 34pd FOR SALE?Six good farm mules, two good horses, will sell for cash or trade for seed oats, peas or a Fordson tractor in good condition. These are all good farm stock. We are just over-stocked. Apply C. B. McCaskill, Rt. 3, Camden, S. C. 34 pd. TAKEN NI'?-By me one white and brown pointer dog, un November 5th. Owner can get same by addressing B. L. Twitty, Rt. 3, Camden, S. C. 34 pd. FOR RENT?Apart menta or single Tooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply 1509 Lyttleton Street, Camden, S. C. 34 pd FOR RENT?A two horse farm near Antioeh Church. --Apply to L.- A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. 32 sb FOR RENT?Two . connecting rooms Water connection. With or without meals. Apply 1210 Broad street, Camden, S. C. 32-34 pd. FOR SALE?No. 5 Cleveland cotton Wed. First year from breeder. 1 1-16 staple high producer. These seed have b?en carefully selected and ginned on private gin to keep pure. Secure your seed and you will be pleased with results. W. A. Edwards, Rt. 1, Westville, S. C. 30-35 sb. WANTED?No. 1 nine logs. Highest cash prices paid; year round demand. Sumter Planing Mills and Luntber Go., Attention E. S. Booth, Sumter, S. C. 1-tf-sb CA8H FOR LOGS?Pine, poplar, ash and maple logs, 12, 14 or 16 foot lengths. Inspection at shipping point. Address Lexington Lumber Company, P. O. Box 629, Columbia, S. C. 31-35 pd. CURTAINS STRETCHED?Any ene wishing curtains stretched please apply at 904 Campbell Street. Prices reasonable. 8-if m SHOE REPAIRING?call at the Red Boat Shop next door to Express office. A. M. JONES, Prop. 24tf FOR SALE?One hundred acres ef land, 6 room dwelling, tenant house, store building, other outbuildings and bams and grist mill. Sixty acres cleared. Bargain at price. John K. deLoach,1 Attorney, Camden, S. C. 28tf CARPENTERING?For aay kind el carpenter work see John S. Myers, at 812 Church Street, or pboac 288. I will he glad to serve tht public. All work will be done promptly a ad guaranteed as t? workmanship, I specialize in haute building. First class finishing, cabinet making, mantles and screening I Solicit your patronage ana cms furnish best'of references. 48-ti FOR SALE?Red rust proof oats Bring your bags and save on price You should by all means sow 2 to 3 acres per plow. Mail in youi order or come to farm and save oi cost. W. A. Edwards, Rt. 1, West vi_l]e,_S. C. ^ 80-35 sb ifiiiiE BLUE uon, Afg ?nu wlwvi Coal. Save money by lotting uspii1 in your winter's supply now. Tel ephone 340 for our low delivere< prices. Cainden Lumber Company . Camden. S. C. 27 >b *OR RENT?Office In toan A Sav logs Bank Building, rates vary ram -a saaaMe; beat^Ught* or Jauittrt - hilts to pay. Amply N. C Araett Agent, Camden, & C. 1VM . ipyir.'r ~ ~ i ??... ? WWWB?miW"i ! ! .HijiJfi.j ... jii iM *ni' Ik ? iiip?ii?i. ift.ii i.i i -ii .'I I mnn i ii .^iin<>w?w?w?? win mm I m 00rtaI an& JJmiimal Nfuib Kdited by MKS. W. UHATTON de LOACH Items for this page should be telephone to No. 261-J between the hours of 10 and 12 in the morning. . - ? , ,i. i Mr PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Mrs. Ernest Wooten whs the guest of Mr. and Mm. F. M. Wooten on Sunday. , v* Miss Cornelia Nelson, of Hock Hill, visited her sister, Miss Harriet Nel-I son, here lust week end. Mr. Joseph Nelson and son, of Bennettsville, were visitors at the home of Miss Cornelia Mickle last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. A Kirkland, of Winnsboro spent last week end here with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkland, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shannon, of Charlotte spent Sunday in town with Mr. Shannon's parents, on laturens Court. Mrs, W. K. Boyd, of Mt. Carmcl is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Humphries at her home on Iaiurens street. Mr. J. B. Shannon spent several days here this week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shan nun. Mis. N. K. Good ale is attending the general convention of the U. D. C. which is being held in Charleston this week. Mrs. W. N. Kerr, a member of Camden's winter colony, has returned here, after a summer spent at Blue Hill, Maine. Messrs. A. Sheheen and W. Sheheen attended a meeting of the Knights of Colunjbus in Sumter, Monday night. Mrs. Mortimer Muller and little daughter, of Charlotte, N. C., are viaitlng Mrs. Muller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lindsay. Miss Nell Kirkland, who is attending King's Business College in Charlotte!^ 8pent the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Kirklahd. Mr. R. PL Danforth, of Skaneateles, N. Y., spent last week end here. He will return in about two weeks with his family who will spend the winter season in Camden. Misses. Ethel Yates and Lai Blakeney motored to Columbia with Mesdames John M. Villepigue, E. N. McDowell and Comton Kakenham on Tuesday for tjie day. Mr. Frank Coursen and Miss Ella Coursen, who have been spending the summer at Stockbridge, Mass., have returned to Camden for the winter and are occupying their home on Green street. Messrs. F. W. Chapman and A. A. Reaaonover, of the Camden Water and Light Department, were in attendance upon the South Carolina Waterworks Convention held in Columbia this week. Dr. 'Benjamin Team, who went with the Legion tour to Paris returned to Camden Monday night. While abroad he visited England, France and other countries and stated he had a wonderful trip. Mrs. Comton Kakenham, formerly Miss Sarah Furman, now of New York is in town visiting at the homds of the Misses. Leila and Charlotte Shannon and Mrs. J. M. Villepigue and Mra. E. N. McDowell. Mrs. Sherburne Yardley and son were visitors to Mrs. Yardley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkland for several days last week, leaving Saturday with Mr. Yardley," by, motor for their home in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Armstrong and son, John Bradford Armstrong, of Buffalo, New York, have arrived in Camden to spend the winter. Th<y are stopping at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kirkland on north Lyttleton Street. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pomeroy of Buffalo, N. Y., have come down for the winter and are temporarily stopping with Miss Olive Whittredge until their residence on Kirkwood Heights is completed. Many changes have been made in. this residence during the summer riiOnths. Mr. and iMts. Dwight Partridge have arrived in Camden for the winter. They spent the summer at Great Harrington where Mr. Partridge is manager of the Berkshire Inn. They are here early in order to get the Court Inn ready for their; opening on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Kirkover! of Buffalo, N. Y., have arrived in! Camden for the winter and are occupying the Potter residence for the present. They will move into their home, the former Barstow residence,-' in a few weeks. This handsome , property has recently been completely remodelled and will be one of the beautiful homes of Camden when completed. Banks To Close Thanksgiving 1 Thursday, November 24th, being , set as a legal holiday, the three banks of Camden will be closed on ; that day. Mrs. Hay float***. On Armistice day Mrs. J., T. Hay, ? r.? gave a delightful bridge party ?f ^y^Ubtos, ?t her home ut Hoykins. The home wag. artistically decorated In a profusion of autumn flowers with the American flag used everywhere, on tables, wore cards tallies, etc. ? **me th* -hostess served ? delightful course luncheon. Among Pitts W^'a W? L *&"? ?. if Pitts, W. A. Boykin, F. M. Wooten, W? O. Hoy, B. O. Boykin, W. J. May&Ls L bi ^thr"' W< * Burnet, JWkSn Wni ^r0y Woote". Willis V h, i a i ?. *,nt*y' ?oMver BoyJtoykta. K,rkllind' and Ml?? Francis Announcement Cards Issued nnouncement cards wart received in Camden, this week of the wedding of Mfss Clara Lillian Fielder, of Washington, I). C. to Mr. Luther! Henry Adair. Mr. Adair is the brother of Mrs. G. F< Cooley. The wedding took place at high noon, 5? iTday ' Nov? ber . 12th at Washington. They are spending their honeymoon ,n Florida and will stop over }n Camden on their way hack to be with Mr. and Mrs. Cooley for a few days visit. At present Mr. Adair is serving as Chief Clerk in the express service between Washington and Hamlet. After the IMh of December Mr. and Mrs. Adair will he at home to their friends at 1208 Evarts street, N. K., Washington. hire Near Seaboard. r ire about mid-night last Thursday almost completely destroyed the twostory dwelling near the -Seaboard passenger station. The house was the property of the estate of the late Benme Conners, who followed the carpenters trade in CamdentfWr many years. J According to an old custom, rice is thrown after a newly married couple to appease the evil spirits that are believed to accompany them. MAJESTIC PROGRAMME SPECIAL NOTICE? Matine* Stlrn Promptly ,t 3. P. M.; Night. First Show Starts 7:30; Second ShU Starts at 9:00 o'clock. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER VsTH 'BECKY" Starring Sally O'Neil and Owen Moore in the best picture of backstage life ever filmed. You just can't miss seeing how she leaps from the bargain colter to the footlights Come meet Becky. She will make Daddies."^' Al'? Comedy- "Su>"r SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH "HEY! HEY! COWBOY"* Stalling Hoot Gibson in a western picture that will thrill you. Come I see the ups and downs of the cowboy of the west. A fast moving story of the true west. Come see Hoot Gibison, the screen favorite Cowboy in a picture that he himself says is his best picture. Also chapter two of Perils of the Jungle", and a two reel Comedy ?"Wedding Wows." MONDAY AND TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21 AND 22 "THE GORILLA" The Gorilla fiend runs wild, kidnaps a beautiful girl. You will laugh at the dangers as Mulligan nnd Garnty track the brute killer into the murder house.' Out of the under\\,or 1 d comes the Gorilla?strangler of men, kidnapper of women. Out go the lights, on go the thrillsshrieks, yells, roars, screams and then laughter. Who is the Gorilla? Nobody knows. What is the Gorilla? Anybody will tell you. It's the creepiest, wooziest, funniest of all mystery shows. The cast includes Charlie Murray, Fred Kelsey, Alice Day, Tully Marshall and many other noted stars in one of the best pictures of the year. Taken from the stage play which pleased millions. The picture is much better. Also Pathe News. No increase in prices.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD "METROPOLIS" The climax of cinema magic, Mertopolis the picture which has set the world agog. An outstanding Jand mark in the annals of scteendom. Cinemiracle, the wbrd that descries Metropolis" Americanised by Changing Pollock author of "The Fool." This picture is totally different from anything you've aver seen. ^Metropolis" is the name of a visionary city of the future, the-shots of it are breath taking. Towering buildings that reach to the skies with, streets and driveways etery hundred stories or so. Everything controlled by machinery. "In 'all my years as a paid guest of Movie Palaces I havs I never seen $uch amasing pictures as are crammed into every reel of this gigantic production," Robert Sherwood, in "Life." Also Pathe Review. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH THANKSGIVING SPECIAL "NOW WE'RE IN^THE *IR" Ftsturing America's foremost comedy te^in Wallace Boery and Raymond Hatton in their latest laugh maker. It's a Sky-Quake of fun and thrills when these two laugh * bird* take the air. Let Beery and Hattot pilot y*"? on ? flight of fun frolk and foolishmcnt, Great Lindbergh a,5,c.tur?' sJty P*** fo^ tb 118 Now We're In The Air" nothing or earth to match it. Leave it to thh . Pu,r ,toJBl^e * perfect landing ir ! the land of lau*h*'\ Whatever yoi do don t miss thik wonderful* colnedj ' , ? ? HKNAGANBOYKIN 1 Beautiful Home Wedding in 0ilion 4'<wniy ???~~ ^ billon, Nov. 13,?On W<?lD??dAy, November 9, Miss Annie Covington lienagan became the bride of Mr. Edward Mortimer Boykln, of damden. The wedding took place in the presence of only a few friends and relatives at the home of the bride's father, Mr. J. C. Henagan, in the Reedy ('reek section of Dillon county. As the guests arrived they were receive<i by Mrs. Clarence McLaurin and Mrs. W. B. Stackhouse, assisted by Mrs. Grady Rogers and Miss Effie Evans. . Just before the ceremony "AtDawn" and "Until" were pleasingly sung by Mr. Merritt Allen with Mrs. Frank B. David at the piano, t As the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march were heard Kev. E. C. Bailey, pastor of the bride, entered. Then came the bride upon the arm of the groom. The ring ceremony was used after which the pastor presented t^e bride with the "wedding book." The bride was lovely in her wedding costume of King blue all over silk lace and appliqued velvet, with small gold hut and appropriate fittings. She carried a lovely bouquet of pink rosebuds, sweet peas and lillies of the valley. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Boykin left in their car for points south. The guests of the wedding were invited into the living room where a delicious salad course" was served by MiBs Mary Grace Alford, Mrs. P. L. Bethea and Mrs. C. W. Bethea, assisted by Misses Lillis McCormac, Jane Evans, Tochie Alford, Annie Weatherly, Mary Stackhouse and Harriet Beard. Mrs. Thomas G. Mc-. , Leod poured coffee. As. the guests were leaving they were invited to register by Miss Kate Rogers, who | presided over the "bride's book." Many beautiful and useful presents j were received. One of especial interest was the gift of the groom's aunt, Mrs. Sallie Boykin Wilson, from Charleston?a "silver service" which hasnbeen in "the Boykin family for over 300 years. The bride is an accomplished graduate of Florq MacDonald college and her winning manners have mAde for her a host of friends throughout North and South Carolina. The groom is a successful young business man in Camden, S. C. The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. S. B. Wilson, Miss Charlotte Boykin and Mrs. Henry Beard, sisters of the groom, Mr. Alfred Boykin and Brevard Boykin, brothers of the groom, Mr. Henry. Beard, Masters Henry and Edward Beard, Miss Harriet Beard, Misses Louise Johnson, Joe McMillan and Margaret Chewning, and Messrs, G. T. Little, M. L. Smith, Jr., Harry Porter and Charlie Villepigue. On Tuesday evening Mrs. W. B. Stackhouso and Misses Jane and Effie Evans were most gracious hostesses when they entertained in honor of the bride and groom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Evans. Miss Jane Evans and Miss Effio Evans received at the door and Misses Lacy .McLeod and Susie Mae Yonce served punch. Mrs. C. W. Bethea presided ovei* the "bride's book." In the receiving line were: Mr. and M?*8- Walker Evans, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stackhouse, Miss Annie Henagan, Mr. Mortimer Boykin, Mr. J. C. Henagan, father of the bride, Mrs. Sallie B. Wilson, aunt of the groom, Mrs. T. I. Rogers, aunt of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hamer, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henagan, Jr., Miss Charlotte Boykin, Mr. Alfred Boykin, Mr. Brevard Boykin, Rev. E. C. Bailey, Mrs, Frank B. David, Mr. Merrit Allen, Miss Harriet Beard. Ice cream, cake and mints were ! served with dainty little white daisy chrysanthemums and ribbons as favors, by Misses Evans, McCormac, MeLeod, Thompson, Hamer, Stackhouse, Elliot and Manning. Much pleasure was afforded when the "bride's cake" was cut?the maids afraid of the thimble and the bachelors afraid of the button? j Again on Wednesday the bride was honored at a delightful lunch-1 eon given by her sister, Mrs. J. C. Henagan, in Dillon. Circles Celebrate Anniversary Last Tuesday being the sixth anniversary of the formation of the circle system in the Women's Mis-1 sionary Society of the Baptist church ' and it being the general meeting of all of the circles, which takes place , at the church every three weeks, the ' j ladies met in the afternoon and not ; only attended to business but a pro| gram of songs and a playlet was ; given. The program was in charge j of the Mary E. Schrock Circle and, j was much enjoyed. After this there was the social hour enjoyed in the new dining room of the church where the ladies were served tea, sandwiches and cake by the hostess I circle. M rs. Clyburn Complimented Mrs. W. E. Jackson and Mrs. E. W. j English entertained at the former's j home on East Hampton Avenue on Friday afternoon, with a house warming shower, in honor of Mrs. S. C. Clyburn. The rooms were beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums in all their lovely colors and pot plants. The guests enjoyed contests and games after which hot chocolate, sandwiches and nuts were |served. THE TORII SHOP 1216 Broad Street ! CAMDEN,SOUTH CAROLINA > " > Opening for Christinas Sale of Gifts k W i Monday, Nov. 21st Pkue Note tke RtMvtl U ' | 12IS Broad Street t i I ,, J Reconditioned Right** and Priced Right! When we recondition n used car, we do a thorough Job. All work la done bv efficient expert mechanic*, using genuine parte for all replacement*. Then we print It right This square-deal reconditioning and sailing pol i' i ' * rvr icy ia your amance thaBNr you p?y only for whSl you get when you buy* > imed car from u? that your car will tSv*N ifokforoorred^JC'teafc iNMnbuyftagyouruMdaur. | , , 1 - . rn : IW1CI.SU MOTOR COMPANY I North Broad Stre?t I Camden, South Carolina SPECIAL SALE I 4L . f* ~ ..?jt . On Friday, Saturday and Monday, November } to 21st, Miss M. E. Gerald will offer at a Special SaH wonderful value:, in all Fall and Winter Milliner? She lias arranged these hats in three groups?$9 J $3.95 and $4.95? nothing higher. These hats are wil assorted in styles and trimmings. All are this season? goods. Up to date and snappy. It is a wonderfi? chance to get two or three hats for the price of one. | MISS M. E. GERALD I CAMDEN, S. C. I i , RUBBEEB ^throat and J tilings at once: (1) It to vaporised by the heat and inhaled direct to tfcfl tif passages, (i) It stimulates the skin liH old-fashioned poultice and "dfl out? the soreness. We are .agents for famous Mazda Electric Bui Also a complete line Electrical goods. . Eastman's Kodaks . a supplies, developing p tures a specialty. ZEMP & l/ePAJ Telephone 10 i Things You Need In these modern days you need and are entitied to many things in the way of banking service^ You get them all at our bank. '7" A ' % 4 ^ ^ - jij- <5, First of all is the safety of your funds. There should also be adequate banking facilities and courteous service. Your banking business should be handled with ACCURACY and PRt- ? j VACY. THIS SERVICE is at your disposal at , our dependable bank. All we ask is the opportunity to prove it. % w ? I THE BANK OF CAMDEN ? 1 Rttourcw Morn Than a Million