The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 14, 1917, Image 8
TO FIT THE BOY
LORD SALTIMORLfci
CLOTNfLS
FOR SCHOOL
It is a mistaken idea that
just anything in the line of
clothing will do for your boys
school year. One substantial
suit will outwear two poor
ones. We sell the substantial
kind.
Especially does your boy
need a strong durable suit for
school wear. He should have
good clothing, for rags destroy
his self respect.
WE HAVE
made special provision for
the boys, and have a line
of clothing, hats and shoes
that cannot be surpassed.
You will be pleased and
the boy will be happy if
you outfit him here.
Economical and satisfy
ing.
LORD BALTIMORE
CLOTHES _
Baruch-N ettles Co.
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
TIIOMAS i: WATSON
Ills Stran^v Cuiwr and its Lamentable
Conclusion.
.Iii-i I if \ ? ii n I t lie lilt le town of Tlh 'in I
- .? sij. in a iiiiiijiiiIi>'enI. "iii fashioned j
Southern home. t hero live- ;i m:in I
whose vrry name should. I?> ;il! riulit*.
l'i' I'l.izinu hriirhtly mi tli** halK of'
11 inc.
Toda \ tin- 111 :l II i> in I !??? < 11 ? | ?l 11? of i
de-pair burdcnod willi \\ in'?i 111 u'\ t ii i
L.'iii-?li:il'!i' tin- hitler fruit of
remorse ; 111< I 1.1 Mill:.' tin* die;;- of trrief. |
To him. as il were.
"WIn'ii u'r<? w s i-siinc. ilic.x came noi :
?dnjjle >pie<.
' Bin in luiiii Mime."
Horn willi ;iii innate j??i?|?* which
lashed his :imliit Ion like I lie whip !
of M task ifvaster and spurn it- him on'
.ml on to heights wliirh I In ? iivcrairoj
country youth would not dare i>> scale. ?
ihis mail pultivafed himself. develop
<??1 his tn Ion Is. ami made bine elf a >
man anion;' men.
Mr bnaine as ^rouil a lawyer, in at ;
|ca?d ono pa rtli'illar branch of tho pro ?
fi>wjiin. ihen* was in Ceorfrla
Mr ?>\ 11iI?iII qualifies of statesman
ship seldom Mi'ii in those shallow
I inics.
Willi hi*, pi n ho employed.
"Choice words ami measured phrase j
aho\e the fradi
"(if ordinary men"
Mis essa\s rank with those of La nib
and Macaulay.
His histories .no rlie ablest ever
written in 111i- count ry ? his "Story of
I'ranei'" l?ein;f a ' lassie and his "Na
poleon" the most comprehensive one
v.dunie stud.N of the most famous
man of history His "JefTersonian" and
"Jack-ou" hi-. "Mexico" hi- "The IIo
honzoilei n?." e\en his "Roman Catholic
Hieraehr\are works which prove
him an hit? ? i i? -.-i 1 wrl'i>r- of the hisrh
est order.
His ediI'M in I'Xprevsiun burns with
the lire nf i Marat and the powerful
eloquence <>f Mranii "r may soothe like
TTt7> l?-ii<l?*r nentTenrss "I .1 w "IDilh.
1llv . In- is even v?? I, with
)ln> 11 ? I ? ? e\< c|tf i< >11 of Judge SjMH'r,
most orator iii tile South
('i i i:iin it i-. lie in w it limit a peer
in ilii^ stale a- ;i j ? I i t i??: 11 -tump
spea krr
*1 et t hi> m.i ii has
I'. ill. mi. fallen. fallen I'ji I leu.
I'ailen f*r?>111 tlic liiijli rotate.
Ami weltering in hi- own Mood."
|^o\\c\<i- it may In- <;i i 11 tli,-it ?
Twa- ho (.miiimii'- arm* that felled
Twas Iii- own thai -triK-k I In*
Mow."
I'odiiv. instead of I><*i11it honored hy
his people. an inspiration to tin* voulli
of i lie land. In'-; name the proud l?o?>t
of hi? roimt rymeii. he is despised hy
deeent-i hinking citizens. practically
proscribed hy his government. a pariah
anions patriots.
\\'hili* others loss gifted hut niori'
devoted to democracy arc giving their
iniM?|ti>h services to their nation, this
man i- sowing the seeds of sedition.
Mis writings are denied the mails, and
a prostMaition for jin offense akin to
treason lianas heavy, heavy over the
head. ? From the Americas. < la . Times
Kecorder.
largest War Tax in History.
Washington. Sept. 10.?1The war
tax hill?the largest single taxation
measure in American history?was
passed tonight hy the Senate. It pro
vides for a levy -somewhat under $2,
400.000.000 as compared with the
$l.N({7.X70,ooo proposal in the hill as
it passed the House May 'J.*'., The
vote was 00 to 1. Senators Borah,
(fioima. La Pol lotto and \orris heing
recorded in f?p|>osit1on.
Had Fler Fixed.
"My tirst wife said if I married again
she'd dig her way out of the grave and
haunt me!"
"Hut you did marry again."
Yes. hut 1 huried her face ilown.
l.et her dig."?The Tatler.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Tablets, I {lank Books, Ink*, Pencils, Pens, Krasers, Hook Straps.
Pencil Iloxea. School-Companion >. Ink Wells. Pencil Sharpeners, Cray
ons. Drawing Tablets. Mucilage. Past*. Kulers, Pen Staffs, Pencil Clips.
Pen Hacks. Stamp Pads. Stamp Pad Ink. Typewriter Ribbon.
Can supply most of your wants in ihe stationery line, at prices
that arc right.
* Delivery From S A T?? s |? y(
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
Health Precaution
'I ii i i i i i
<? - t ?* . : ? ' #
The comen sense way is to keep the health right. y
And the way'to keep good health is to eat pure food/
Impure or inferior foods are a menace to health, juid
should never be allowed on your table.
OUR GROCERIES WILL STAND THE TEST
We can't advertise cheap groceries now. The cheap
article is just the thing you don't want.
Hut we ca?~furnish you the best in all staple and
fancy groceries.
And our prices are v ry reasonable when you know
the excellence of our goo Is
"1 111 ? ii H i 1
Bruce's Pure Food Store
? >
PHONE 66
A rcgimeut of 21,000 negro steve
dores for foreign service bus been au
thorize! by tlif war department to
meet the demand for experienced men
to handle war supplies for the Amer
en it force in France. Recruiting of
ficers, especially those in southern sea
port cities. have l>cen instructed to
seek men for the regiment. An ef
fort Is being made to got exemption
from I raft for negroes of draft age J
who would prefer hard work behind j
the lines t<> duty in Hie trenches. The |
I army also wants negro eooks and will I
i give good pay t<> even inexperienced !
linen if they have capacity and are j
! willing to learn.
Six negro soldiers of the 24th in
i fa lit ry. who clashed with the civil po- '
! lice and th(> troops sent to subdue i
them at Waco. Texas, on the night of :
j July 20. were found guilty of vlla- '
tIj>n of the 0,'lrd article of war before
i the general court martial "held recent
j ty at Camp .Mai-Arthur, Waco. Five
i <>f the men were sentencel to (live
i years at hard labor In the T'nited
' State* penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Kan. The sixth man received ten
years. All were sentenced to toe (lis
honorably discharged from the service
and to forfeit all pay and allowances
due or to become due while in con
finement under service.
A Horrible Example.
"Willie." said Ibe mother sorrowful
ly. "every time yon arc naughty I
get Knottier gray hair."
"iiir!" >aid Willie: "you must ha\c
been ;.i terror. Look at firandpa."
Life.
r.>]p'v ||..t l'.!a-t lb' 11ei's make a
big rcdueiio i in \oiir coal bill -sec
heir- advertisement and guarantee.
\ ?','iuipaign to leriit't women for
farm w??rk lias Keen >t;irtcd by the
Nat ioi .il l eague fur Women's Service
in en m| ei..: i? ?:i w it h the department
? ?t' | ii...r at Washington.
Artificial Camphor Produced.
Artificial camphor has been pro
dined. It is now made from pine tree
turpentine, Hut the ? hemist has not
yet succeeded in synt hesixing gutta
percha. This commodity yearly be
comes scarcer. Enormous quantities
are required for various purposes,
notably the covering of submarine
cables and the making of golf balls.
A fortune awaits the man who can
make artificial gutta percha at a price
that will permit it to compete with the
Juice of the Dlchopls gutta.
Dragon's Bones Found in China.
The earth, under the probes of ex
plorers, is still yielding up prehistoric
secrets and strange revelations of past
ages.
In China, the bones of what it is
thought to have been a species of
Adragon" have been unearthed. One
large specimen measured GO feet, and
near it were the fossilized remains of
a number of smaller ones. Interest in
this discovery was very widespread
and keen, as all true Chinamen like to
say that they have "seen a dragon,"
even if only a fossil.
Getting the New*..
"Why do you encourage that inces
sant talker. Mrs. Gaddy. to come
here?"
"Well, I save that much on subscrip
tion to a dally newspaper."
Strong Hint.
"Have you an extensive plant In
your town to Interest an enterprising
stranger?"
"Yes. we have. There'* the town
remetery."
REALTY TRANSFERS
As Shown by Books in Office
of County Auditor.
It I. I Ink ex to John T. Stevens and
|(' l? Jones 127 acres $2,00"
; I. A Wlttkowsky Master to J.
Hughes ('<K?per tt 'seres $7"
K (' Johnson. Jr.. to J. !'. ("rocker
ami Henry Savage I b>t Mill St.
| $'.VSk
Jaine l?ean to Mack Chai>el Church
1 acre $10n.
.1 E Elliott to T.. C. Hough 2T?fl acres
*7.V)
John Mitchell to Jexse Mitchell 50
?cre-j $400.
One of tho iiuwit vacuum bottles
can l>e taken entirely apart for cleans
ing.
Wants?For Sale
WANTED?A cook. Apply to Mrs.
Ijt'slic Zenip, 1512 Fair Street,
WANTED?Second hand Ford roadster
must lie la good condition. Apply
to Chronicle olllce.
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters make a
hi>c reduction in your coal hill?see
their advertisement and guarantee.
WANTED?The public to know that
I have moved my cotton seed
scales from rear of \V. It. Watklns
store to cotton platform of W. If.
Ilalle where 1 will be glad to have
ui.v friends call on m<\ I pay top
market prices for cotton seed. John
Whitakcr, Camden, S. ('. 22-24-pd.
I
FOR SALE?Woodstock Typewriter,
practically new. Mrs. H. L. Wat
kins. 22tf. 'i
BOARDERS WANTED?I Vo young
men or young couple can obtain
hoard In private home. Apply to
"Hoard" ca-re_uf Chronicle. 22. .
FOR KENT?Six horse farm?nil of
it or a part of it?seven miles from ,
Camdon. Six room house and ten- i
aue houses, known as A. L. Barnes;
phi'-e. Apply to Mrs. M. A. Barnes. ]
Camden. S. C.. Rfd ?. 21-23-pd.
braender tires and tubes!
UiwrrtnUHHl ftiul Adjusted
GEO. t MTTLE
r o* *****
on u <50O<t Til,t> ?1' TuW Wt| llaVr
a l*rlw That No <^hi? Towh
-- unirilAl : Wo Uav?? uk near ? i?uiv Kuui ml tuh.1
KK1> T4JBK HI IW _ ;ix:u? it *800; *w ao*3 14 J
?* oa? YH\",ar?iol on thono hbuKht Ul? advum** All m\
stock.
MRS. J. A. WATSON, at Mrs. D, I),
Pa I rish's will specialise on l>egiu
ners lu Anisic. Apply for toruiH.
Telephone No. Htt. 22-pd.
FOR RENT?Seven room eottage on
North Broad Street. Ex<<oUeut gnr
(U'm and large lot, Ai?ply to Miss
Mattle Oerald, Camden, S. O. 22tf.
WANTED?A live wide awake man to
Hell sewing machines and collect, mon
ey. For iwrtieulars write Singer
Sewing Machine Co., C. A. ltlanton,
Mgr.. Kn infer, S. C. 3tl.
FOR SALE?One 70 saw Pratt gin.
feeder and condenser in good sec
ond hand condition. One Bobs
press, needing some repair. Price
for the outfit $100.00. L. W. Boy
kin, Boykln, S. C.
FOK RENT?Furnished rooms. Ap
ply to Mrs. Thomas I/Bllg, 413 L?au
reus Streef, Camden, H. C. 21-tf.
OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING-?Cast
ings of all kinds a specialty. ' W.
(>. Hay's Oarage, /Camden, S. C.
21-4-pd.
FOR RENT ?Four furnished rooms
suitahle-?for light housekeeping. Ap
ply to 1212 North Broad St. *
JUST RECEIVED?,'{,000 bushels Tex
as Ue<l Rust Proof seed oat?. Free
from till grass seeds. Workman
OroceryCo. 21-tf.
DOUBLE YOUR TIRE MILEAGE?
Tires have gone up ajrain. We have
in stock "Inter Ixx*k" inner liners
to fit most sizes. These are about
' one third the cost of new tires. W.
O. Hay's Oarage, Camden, S.. C.
22-25-pd.
GOODYEAR TIRES?We are agents
for the celebrated "Goodyear" cord
and wrapi>ed tread tires. This is
the only tire that is wrapped tread.
Kershaw Motor Co.. Camden. S. C.
21-25.
JI18T RECEIVED?tVerlfKH IIb
Full Pall Dairy F*ed, \u[
Horse and Mule Feed, \fw
Flour and Virginia Oai?. Won
(Jrwery Co.
TIW58! TIRES!?See nTb^L
your tiros. We sell Fink and JJ
States and have a projKXiitioQ
will /Interest you. \v. o, Hiy?*
>aKe.
TIMBER FOR KALE~i^
:ux>,0<>0 feet long leaf plaef
foot short leaf pine. .1. \y
kins, Luoknow, S. C. 19.3
TIRES f TIRKS!?See us before I
your tires. We. sell Fink and
States ami have a proiKjaltlon
will Interest you. W. o. Hayyl
' rage, 19-2C
WANTED?Old false teeth; don't i
tor if broken. I pay $2 te $?,
set. Send by parcel post and
coivo eheek by return mall
Tori. 40.1 N. Wolfe St. 1 Baltii
"? Md. 19-22-pd.
TEACHERS RANTED-<l)
town and country schools $75
$100; (2) ladles combining
and common school, unprece
?demand; (3) grade and high
Can place all qualified teachers
any the nbove. Special enr
Southern Teachers' Agency,
Ida, S. C. 20-23
LO$T?Iii January 1917 from
Bethune one white hound bitch
eilow head and curs, with bi.
spot on one hip or flank, rati
shaggy. Answers to name 3f~
Any - information will be lltx
rewarded. It. <!. Haines, Cent
? S. C. N 19-26-pd>,|
-J
FOR RENT?Storeroom No. 1204 Bp
St. Has two rooius in rear,
to, 1200 Oth Ave. llroad.
ROOMS TO RENT?Suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to 1206 Oth
emte, BroaO Street, Camden, S.C.
ATTENTION!
FARMERS
we; HAVE FOR SALE:
1000 BUSHELS FANCY RECLEANED RUST
PROOF OATS AT $1.25
500 BUSHELS FANCY RUST PROOF
OATS AT $1.00
50 BUSHELS FANCY FULGHUM
OATS AT $1.50 4
150 BUSHELS FANCY SEED WHEAT
AT $2.75
n
iwniffa *?
Samples can be found at Loan & Savings Bank. ?
All above home raised.
i
Consolidated Farms Co.|
Camden, South Carolina
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