The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 30, 1914, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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Am h jjroiijuiiwiry ?np towards
I ho J.HI pi O . UliU4l.il itinl pirtilll eilftfH 'e of
(ho flr.nt ihroUKh road under ! 1 1 ? ? ? hu
purvlhion < j l i ho I 1 1 ft *?? 1 (?o\
OJ*|| IIK'll I , it hr.Mllim,; |?il I t > COIIi P<
of (rfti/'l.i h? of I In* offh jif J'tihlii
KouiIh, ii.it: AnH'i Iran Hiwhuay \jsko
elation and ^ < I'louH lli-iiwiiy
Depart hm-iiIh will motor from \Va -h
Illgl on i o \i liinia, IJ.i , i-aiiv in I'Vb
run i s .
Will. Tti lOoperrt! Ion ? ? r f It* ? -hi "I.
way of f iria In find Jr: ? i j ? r v J ?- *"? i . of ttr*
Htaii'b iia Veined by I lie roild, tttiV
oriiliU'iil ?- it y I ih'it: are 'o In i j,? i ? > \
and liiti >ii i a In S:.i' 1 1 1 i I ? * ?? of hiihu"i\.
K i v i 1 1 K an il'liml d'UMili.-t | ii ' III/.. of
What ran In' m i i ? 1 1 1 pi h>ln <i i f Kta'o.
a in) tiiivt'i ii inoiii wni It ii.iK' i It it
A i iiiii' iimim.' ha* j 1 1 .i ' hi.'nii held
by tin* official hi 'in- onit i of iii?'
I'lilillc l(u.iil?, 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 hy 1 >1 1* *i ? r i j i
l/iiKim Waller I'ttpr- Lcomird T u t ? f-r.
Ofollll lillill Of' I IK' HJM'I iiil I Dili III if I'l' it | -
point' d ii> (Jh- \n> oria i ion to linv'e
I'liai Ki of t U i h Work; /mil .1 I v. I *< ? n -
iiyimck i'iv fXfcii i j vi- seen t iiry of? f 1 1 ? ?
oi'Hoitirnt fon, and nn nprrocrio'lit was'
iw It' ll lor inaugurating the jirojiTf.
Tile Offho of I ' 1 1 h 1 1 C Itoadti agreed
?to pill I It ri'O of f.liy a liJt-'Ht .ellgt luui r?
of I In- .Office l it < harg<' of flii- Hf?0
in I It.* ijLrotch, provided i !?*? \meriinn
fhn r o operation of till' IdrOl offi*
I I i k 1 1 <? > Ahkoi'Iiii inn would Heeiiro .
rials in t |ii? Kiati's whirji an.* to he
lm verned, One of then.o englneera
Will prohnidy have iharge of tiro
H'l'rtiii from w'ii.siiiiigton to iiio Him'
of North Carolina; another from the
North Caolitui to (lit: South ('nrolinu
lino; am) I Ik* third from this point
to At In i it. 'i, (la.
It was line to tlio in it pi t i vi> of
(lie American Highway AkbocIuMoii
that lliiK work Wiih undertaken, the
officii! Ik feeling that tin* ohjeet Ioh
hoij would in' hotter in 1 1 h natlon
wldo effect* than ioiih of literature
extolling 'lio henefitH of gofxi rolidn.
Tho A Kitoi iai ion ha/H agreed to fur
iiIhIi automobiles for the permanent
line of the engineers so that they
Don'! Throw It Away
Bring Your Broken
I >a I ts t < )
W. 0. HAY'S GARAGE
at Singleton s ( ) 1 cl Bakery
stand and have them weld
ed ? made stronger than
new 1 ?y the Oxy- Acety
lene Welding Process.
I his procena snvi's tlx- < o?t of
automobile parts, to #ay nothing
of the iiiinoyaiuc of delays in or
dering new.
can cover the ?ntlr? Wretch of road.
Hi lit? #eout|ng party, will
h?? l\ HI J, VVIUoii, A hm I hi u ii i
Director u ii (I several engineer* froui
tho Offfff# of I'tthlie Itoadu; Mr
U>piickei h ml Mr. TuflH, ami va -
rl uw hiftio highway ofidalh who will
ho. picked up um i h? parly proceed*.
Meotliifcu aro being arranged In tho
vrirlmiH t< wiih along the route ai
whh'h local of fh'liilM Intend i<? dlwuXH
yvlth tho government parly the <jue*r
lion of turning over the roada and
ih?) money thai would ordinarily ho
upent upon them to iho *upervl?don
of I |ii? government engineer#, wIioho
duly |i will Im? in expend every dol
I r to the beat ad van 'ago of the
community affiled, eliminating all
wiiHid )n expenditure or UioHo par
ih'Dlnr road Improvement funds,
I) r .loh n \V, (.'of In* n and Mr. T.
I'M mum) Kruuihhol/ aro rnoinbera of
? h i h aHHOdal lou.
I ho Kt? ndy #o bflU'rJIicF,
Ilow dear to my heart i$ < In
Steady lubforlber, who pay $ In ad
, V aine at i ho firft at ouch year;
who fend! In III? in oik. > and doo$ ,
li 'iul*i- gladly, and oi?$i$ round, tlif
off loo a halo of ohoor. ) I ?? never
jay$ "'Hop. it, I cannot afford 'it," i
f'>r, ?Tin KCfUiiK nioro pupel'l now !
than l ro;?.d," but n|wa> | $ay $ "$on
I', t|i.O family |lko$ It; in faot wo
?til find It iho thiuK that wt! need."!
How wel omo hU loiter whono'or Ji
comof to u$, how it make? our
ho i rt i hroh, how i; jnnko$ our oye$ I
dance. Wo outwardly thank him,'
wo inwardly hle|* him, the $t< ady j
$nh<orllay who pay.f in advance
If you will carefully r<' r< ad the'
foregoing you may discover a cortai i'
typographical peculiarity whloh is;
intended a a a gentle reminder :<? a!
few of our . readera. A word to the}
Wlm; ( arid ftOOd } Is f llfflrl.oilt I'.'x- :
change.
M>|>< lie niUIXTOHV
Rising Star Chapter No. 4, It. A
M:, moot h third Tuesday in each J
month. It. T. (Joodhlo, F. II. I'. ; 1
C. II. Orlffin, K.; 1j. T. Mills, |
Hcrlbo, C. I'. DuMoho, Hoc rotary.
Kershaw Hodge No. Jill, A. F. M ,
iuooIh first. Tuesday in each
month. N. It. Good ale, W. M.;
VV. (JelHenheirner, 'Proas. ; N, C.
Arnett, Secretary.
Jr. O. II. A. M., moota fourth Fri
day night In each month. C. W
HI rch more, ('.; j. f. Bateman.
It. S.
Hive Oak Camp No. 4'J, W. O. W.. j
in cot a first Thuraday night ia
onch month. (). \V. Hlrchiuoro, {
W. F,. JohriBon, Clork.
I'eKalh LodKo NO. 4 1, K. of 1'.. |
im;?:i,s accnod and fourth Mori- !
day n I ^ li t h In. each mouth. W j
<!. Wilnon, (.'. M..II. Iloymaii,
K. of It. & S.
I'oplar camp No. w. <> w
iih-oIh Monday n it'll t on or hofor
'ho lull moon in oach month. T.
.1. M iinm'rlyn, (', H. ]?;. spar
row, t'lork.
Vntioch |,od^o, \'o. 2 ;i , a. F. .M
iuo^ih Thursday ni^ht on or !>??
foro tuii moon In oach month. 1>
W. Joy. W. M.; W. It. Da via, S
W-,i L. II. Whito, .}. \V.
Itichard Klrkland Council, No. 130,
Jr. t). li, a. M., ( Ant loch ) moota
First Thursday night after full
moon in oach month. F. D. Hov
kin. C. W. Shiver. It. S.
Lafavetto Council No. 2, It. & S. M..
uiootK second Tuesday * in each
month. C. If. CJriffln, T. I. M.;
K T. f'oodale. It. I. I). M; J. C.
Uowan. I. I'. c. \Y ; A W Hur.
net t , Recorder.
/
Where Nebr,i?ka Lcadr..
^ InuiKh Nohiaskii h;i-> !?.?.;? i. rm^d
tuo state without a mm, ,, f{, n
hrst in ; 'ic production ot" .j.umioo. for
Iosh than one pi-r iont. of tho total out
put ot pumice coiu^fr.>m ot her states.
Mr. Farmer:
The present high cost of liv
ing makes it necessary for
you to buy your supplies
where you get them cheapest.
We sell direct to the con
sumer, and , Y OU save the
middle man's profit.
"A Word to the Wise is Sufficient."
MURCHISON
Wholesale Supply Company
MAIN AND DeKALB STREETS
"1 cfms Stnctlv C ,?sh to F?v cry body
Medical 8p?eJ?li?U In England.
W'bttt niitke* a doc tor u Hp**- In lint?
4 ' ti 1 1 imy phynh'luii or mirycon with
' money behind id tii tit kt* 11 hoimu in
i Hurley atreet or iielik'hborUnud und
: pi'U'-ltfV )}? H ? I I <* ('(III ill'
so, but It l?y no iiii'iniM follow* (lint
: III; will l>t> riX'Olflll/I'll II H It Hpl'f'lll lint
by f h?* profession.
'I'o win |lp? profd-Hoiml wtiiHih of
pe<-hilt><t " wnm rniwt l>??M <?r ItMVA*
held ii |n'iif??KHi?r?lil|? Ht n moiili'iil
M'liool or nil appoint ui 'iil ut h ho#p|?
i.il In 1<1111J1<1I<111 with tin? disease <?r
trrmip of discuses In w hlch In* pmfejtww
i to fcp<*?<lllllZO
I'tiriher, |i<> must <'<m fori 1 1 to certain
J rules <?f |>ri?/4?sKTo'nrtl . eonducl. He
! niiitfi not Ink i' 11 I <*>*>* fro t linn I
Kiiiin'ii 'J unlneiis N tin* wile In I, oil
j ?Ion, tiii.il s.iiim' i hiir^i- .'1 01 i'\< n
more for <1 consnltnlion, mvi- in < ? ?
! iM.nr<lliiii ry <'lr?*nn??tiiji,'t'H, JJe mint
; not see 11 licvv ) til I it*J| t except <?n Mli?
! introduction of flit' pHf It'iit's 0W11 modi
? ill iu, in. If ??:? }'?:?! I" 11 iu.\e tlu? pit
I |<?nt s i*)i'<| ? -it I i.i.iji miii ? 1 be proeiit
1 ' f r flii) *pi>< -jails! w il ! decline lo see ( {it;
miiI'iti'i* (.on.|o.n 'I'm |?r.
Public Wealth.
Mi^t.'ii and ejlido! ii * 1; -icil (o )?>
1 ? ? 1.1 1 1 1 4 -. I ;!.> "a of tJoil" in I lie old
le^al plii'ii it Iikn in ii on modern
s;i ni.iiiry cii'ii' i' to iliHcovt'i' 1 lift t tin*
ii.ool .of Ihi'Mi l< 'ii'l 1'ioni u.cl h of 111:111
; 1 1 1 1 1 lli.il il food porl loll of tilt* rest
11 111 y lie 1 ?< mi 1 1*? ?1 !i 1 1 ljuy llie exercise of
IlliMl H. |K?*V<-r o\ ??!' Iltll life. The I'nited
Millies U<|\ el'llllit III I li 1 k heeli n pioneer
. t n< ?n;r the nations in demonstrating
I lie poWiM' of I > I ? M I ? 'I* 1 1 >:'.lll(llUoll lo Mil NO
Hie. I! ..elil W iH iliK lo I liivitnii. lit*
made It a elly of licit It Ii ti ml laid down
his-' lift' in --<> (loinir. Ii look a fever
smitten tropic wilderness. lis noxious
jimmies st en mill'.' 11 niler 11 torrid ytin,
tl lit I t ht? deiti ii rule of the I'anania Mt
mil /.one i- lo<ia\ : 1 11 example lo the
most salubrious regions of (lit* world.
The whole history of modern hiinilii
tlon tends to drive home public re
sponsibility for public health.? Ht.
I.ouis Republic.
, A Fairly Good Reason.
Sir tVillhi tit* Meredit 1 1 . chief justice
of Ontario. and Mr. Hcljinulh jin? mu
tual fiii hers in-law, tlx,1 In wyer's daugh
ter linvlutr wedded the soil of the
k 1 1 i k > 1 1 . Inirhitr ?'i rather tedious argu
ment. on a ruse wliieh Sir William
was hoarlnn Mr. Hellmuth was pro
ceeding to oliilmraie on a eertairi point
of l;i w which lie thought had. an impor
tant hearing' on (lie Issue. Hut the
el I lor justice thought otherwise. lie
was impatient. For awhile lie listen
ed to the lawyer's yri:um<-nt; then he
leaned hack with an air of boredom
and interrupted with: "Mr. Ilellmutli.
it seems in m<- that this is not reje
\ ii ht What reason is there why I
should In1' compelled to listen to all
thi-7" Mr. Ilellmut li's mouth had Just
a siisp.i? ?ion.' of a smile' around its cor
ners as In* answered: "Keason, my
lord".' Why. SS.tMM) a year."
Cabals of as Sewers.
*'> iii* hy one tin- i I i us>n ui.s of life are
shattered Who 1 i;i s 111^ heard of the
??'0|||| .',ic|s of Yelii' f, till' sweet sintlOfS
who-.,- v ???<???< are wafted across the
u a'triN .-is I ] i. \ unid.- t ln-ir ^ra< eful
ef,-i fi ihrriiL'h the eanals of the street
les-^ <ityv "I used to think how pneti
; '-:il i! v\ :is." s.ijd a returned traveler,
"lull I -found the ? e 1 1 reason for 'their
sitiu.itiL was a ven practical one. Veil
! i> ?? has absolutely no sanitary rejuln
( lion-'. and the little canals are just so
i many sewers into which Is dumped all
, the uarhaue from the houses. There
- Is 1 1 1 1 system of pin niliin^. and the
refn.-e is si in pi.v tliruw n from the win
I do\\s, So unless Von let the householder
| Know ym? are passing hy you are apt
! to i/ct a dotn lie of dirty water or jjar
j hatre " New Yorh Tribune.
Took It Good Naturedly.
l 'onr year old Tom was expressing
; his s,,no\\ and aimer at the act of n
j lici:;hhor w ho had d row lied four "l-eail
. tiful little Kittens.- "She ininlit have
i i;iveii them to ire." -aid the hoy.
! n 1 1 ; 1 , Toil!.' -a:d urand father;
"We I ? : r \ I 1 1 1 \ e ! \ Ki'teii's , ? f oil" own.
W ?? have a lif e !i!t!e ho% Kitten"
' T!:at s i j i e. " -aid Tom proiid.y.
" \ ! i d a !o\ , ly !!:? , -<V\ I. it 'en"
-i- 1 er 1 II::1." -aid Tom. j . int
i' ?: i - pool, :-t !.;- -j-t,-: .
\ ! ! . e deafe-t o'd . ill < '.?'ifor
1 1 ? ' - i." -a id the inii'h eX
' 111 I a m
; ' ' ? i . ! i ? >\ i 't i d for a s,-, .| of
! time. a : :il t IVi, l-ur-t out l:ru.. King.
( I. OS A Tillies.
Sad Awakening.
"I shall never marry." said the > uing
: tr.a n v i": h a g-.inted iieard.
" 1 '.e. a u-e \ . .ii a re an a rt i-t V"
' es | painted a picture of t ! i e jfirl
I" u h I was e 1 1 tin tied . Sin said
: that i:' that was the way 1 thought she
l"..Ked it was?hetter for us to part."?
Washington Star.
When $5 Is $7.50.
1 ive dollar vrold pieces of IS'', t. with
i: IMurihus 1 ' mi tn on reverse side, are
MUoted at ST.. "in in the lists of coin ool
iei tors. provided they are in iiood eon
* dition
Woodpeckers.
T\.nh woodpecker in the Fnited
States js -worth S'JO in cash wln n the
\alue is c-tiniated on the value ..f the
?_ood that this Sird does to trees
1
Mental Training.
\ r; erlumTort !n..n i- a r.Min u ?, can
do w I i m i ho "UCht to do wheti 1m ucht
I to i !o i; wh.ej her he w ants to .) ? t or
!."< \;c!|o'as Mrtrray I'.utler '
\ It I- not 1 1 \ a it ei dim; to o
1 ill on: u;u !<ut io ll>?-o'- tea* rail
I real! \ aval' them, Margaret Filler.
IIIMV l,\WI>KHMNKMH UIIOW8
? ' ?/ ? ' r -v.
If'niiio KcmIm oil lit'Uor ( 'IttHM* Wl?<>
Would |>o hh I'tiwy
Quo groat trouble with u? In Houtli
Carolina one reason whv -this statu
Ih wo far behind oilier states 1m ho
til a ii > respects Ih the little respect
we iiavo for the law. a great, many
of uh do not pay any at lent ion to
a l,i v,' U.iut wo do not like. Wo are
not deliberate lawbreakers; wo just
i g .1 o < l* (liu law',
A i<i tlial ill Ih tendency Ik juat hh
M>r<Miji :i Uiojlg MlOttO who like to,
( Ii in j> of themselves an belonging to
? a- in.*' 1 1- 1* classes those of iih who
arc ed'u ;utud and Intelligent and aro
*f. . i :? , w<'lUydu- makes. It all the]
v.;oi-H . We apeak of L lip "'lawless
' ipiiit nt," when an a matter of fact, :
t li< iv Ih little, If any. distinction..]
.So i i- depraved people violate certain
In wh deliberately, while others, who
v/Dii'd r? -tent b< Ing called criminals, ?
jti;it ignore c -rtaln. law* they do not
lit i jn.ii Ic; jt ?o at that. .They
ni.iUL' t.i;ut ? it la an unwise law, or .
dint would can.se great I neon
v uithuu e if obeyed literally, ho whj i
should i hey bother with It?
Wo do not like a law against the;
sale of whiskey, therefore wc? en
courage the hlind tigers. We do!
not tike thel.Tw against' carrying
< ??:!<?< al< d weapons, therefore we go1
around with a pistol in our hip pock
et We do act like the law against
gambling, therefore we meet with a
few congenial friends and piny po
ker or other games for money. Or
we may argue that these are good
enough laws for people who do not
know how to restrain themselves aid
should he enforced as to those peo
ple, hut they were not intended to
apply to us and our friends who
know how to behave, and so we will
Just go along as they apply to us.
And so it goes. Wo ignore the
law that we do not find it conven
ient to obey, and other people ignore
t lie laws which they do not approve
of, and it goes on down to those
whom wo call the "lawless element."
They violate laws that we think all
people should be made to obey and
we rail at the officers for not en
forcing the law. We declare in ourr
wrath and shame that it is a dis
grace, and that the state is being
ruined. And thai is true. But the
ruin is not being .wrought by the
lower classes; it is being wrought
by those of us who know better, but
who do not do better. We cannot
expect the ignorant people, those
who have not had the advantages
that we have had; to do better than
we do ourselves. When they see
us ignoring one law it- is perfectly
natural for them to feel that they
ha\'o a right to break other laws.
She Was Lcnf;-Headed.
H i! usKm! her i;i jcarning, pleading1
tones it' h<- could not give her an en- j
gagement ring as a Christmas presents
Hut she comcs of a tlv' fty and far
seeing family, which never loses its,
presence of i.iii.d. ' "No, darling," she
softly whispered; "1 will take the ring
how. "Let Christmas bring Us happy
surprises, just as usual." ? Lippincott's. !
Almost Tic!:!<5d to Death.
Unable to Ht:*n<l being tickled by n
girl frlen'', i(. J. Wat kins, an employee .
of the locomotive works at Richmond,
Va.. lost his balance and fell down a
flight of stairs at his hoarding house ;
the other night, breaking an artery In;
the stump of his left arm which had
been amputated about 'eighteen:
months ago. His injuries were- at
tended to by Dr. It. 15. Watts of tne t
city ambulance, who decided, how- :
ever, to send 'hi; young man to the
Virgin', i I lor I :tal
Watkms w;.-s s'anding at the head
of the stairs joking with ilm girl w hen i
she plavfu'.lv tickled him in the ribs.,
Watkins doogee! back. lost, his balance!
:?nd went headlong down the stairs,}
hittinir the stump of his lel'L arm inj
his tic- cent. Dot tor Watts ?vorked
with h'm tor over an hour before he
stopped 'he bleeding.
fljj Write your ad like!
you would talk io
your party and tell (
the whole truth. |
Notice the following:
^TT FOR RF.NT ? Room. Telephone 624 j
"]] ot upply 120 l^aLe Avenue.
rfTT 1 OR RF.NT ? Nice large front roonrn j
^4] closets, running water, electric lights. Con
venient to car line and good restaurant.
Moderate pnce. Apply 1 20 Lake Avenue.
^ Which ad would you\
answer?
^1 Don' t cut the ad too
short. It is false
economy.
MONEY TO U)A.V. ?
On improved farms. Easy terms. I
A p p I v m H. H. Clarke, Camden, 8. j
C. 6 0.
*
Aixl murk you thin when we ?et
out to enforce the law against them,
and allow the prlvlllged few of our
own not to k'> free, there ig going
to he deep reuontment and wo noed
not ho MurprlHi-d If there 1h HerloUH
trouble. If the trouble corned H
will not he the ignoruni cluBttes who
will ho" ho much to blame; thoHo of
u m who have not ourvelvea above the
law will ho to blame.
It may bo Huld that there are un
wise lawH on the utatute hooka.
That l? probably true. Hut who can
toll whether a law 1h wIho or not
If It hat* not boon observed? If a
law 1h Mtrlotly'obaorved, lt? unwis
dom can aoon J>o determined,- and
then It can be upeedlly repealed \
law not enforced In dangeroua, fori
It brlnga on non - enforcement of
other law#- lawn admitted to bo n*.
ciHiHiiry. It 1h bettor to aubmlt Jj ^
patience to a bad law than to bring
ubout the non-enforcement of all la*
and w? i are rapidly approaching thy
latter condition right hero in South
Caroling.
This Ih a matter that the people
ought to be thinking ubout and try
ing to bring about a change, if We
do not eoon bring about a chang?r
wo are going to hve Home very bad
times indeed in the state much
wotho tlmeH than any we have yet
experienced.? -A ndoiHon Dally Maij.
? . . " ? ? */ . ' : ' # \ ' . ? * . " i". j
Htuti'iiiont of the Oolldltloii of Tlio
BANK OF CAMDEN
I'ocjitcd at < '11111<I<<11, H. at the o-lo.<u> of luiKiiH'K.s January | ;f ( |(| I014,
ki;s<m KCKS.
Loans am) Discounts $ 352,24.3.23
Overdrafts . . . . 7,1
Bonds tind Stocks owned by the Hank . . . 80,000.00
Furniture and Fixture** . , . . 2,04 0.75
Hanking House . . ... . , * ? ? ? > ? * ? 13,300.45
Other ileal iCstuto owned .. 2,278.47
Due froni Hanks and Hankers ...... . . . . . . 40,096.81)
< 'ui ri'iicy . . . .... . . .... ..11,11 H.oo
Gold . ? .760.00
Silver and other minor coin . . . . < . . . ? ? . . . .880.09
Checks and Qph tteijijpf . . . . 1,462.48
Other Resources, .... . . . . ?v . . 101.70
Total ? $0-17,07:? .30
1 ,1 .\ 111 LITlKs.
Capital Stock raid In . . . . , 100,000.00
Surplus Fund ? 60,000.00
Undivided Profits, less current expenses and taxes paid .. 19,007.27
Duo to Banks and Bankers .. 1,124.09
Dividends Unpaid 7il23.00
Individual Dej>osits subject to chock ;t . 240,183.08
Savings Deposits . . 99,536.29
Total.. . . $517,673.30
State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw.
Before mo came C. II. Yates, ('ashler of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement
is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the the books of said
bank. C. H. Yates, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before nie thin 22nd day of Jan., "4914.
G. A. Rhame, Notary Public.
Correct ? Attest:
W. M. Shannoh
Leo Schenk. Directors. .
David Wolfe, ? .
Just Moved Into Our City? If so,
Maybe Y ou Don't Know Us.
We hope you will like our City immensely, and that you will
he sure to get acquainted with us.' Of course you want to
know the llliST drug store?that's us. Ask your neighbor or
your doctor about us. We have been here a long time and we
will try to please you as we try to please others who know us.
Stop in and see us. We have everything a good Drug Store
usually carries. If you can't come, use the telephone. Our
delivery service is more than satisfactory ? it pleases.
W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STORE
TELEPHONE NUMBER 30
The Study of Soil
Fertility
has awakened the farmers to the necessity of making more
crop to the acre, in order to have a net profit. 40 to 50 bushr...
*' Is or corn to the acre is now almost a common resju.lt with. the
1 be<t farmers and in extreme instances over 200 bushels is being
produced. This is lwing done as much by intelligent use of
Fertilizers as anything else. Hut one must havo GOOD FER??
T1 LIZ Kits made from materials that will feed crops evenly to
maturity. /We claim that the Congaree Fertilizers, Sold by us,
it i<> without doubt as fine goods as can be made, and the nuni
l>> j- of satisfied customers attesting to the same, confirms our
statement. Ask any man who has over used Congaree Goods,
and he will tell you that he is satisfied with them.
Next in importance to Fertilizers is Agricultural Machinery.
We handle a full line of the most modern and improved labor
saving machinery, being agents for the well-known Parlin &
Orendorf Plow Co., and International Harvester Co., and keep
in stock a full line of Disc Harrow^^-SValtttfTg "Cultivators," (Jang
Plows, Ktc. We have jus-t had shipped in a car load.of :very ...
t'ino mules, and a car of Piedmont Wagons. Sec us. I
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
BAD BREAD SPOILS THE MEAL
WHY NOT HAVE IT GOOD?
ASK VOl'U GROCER FOR
Stickell's Self-Rising Flour
Queen of Maryland." "Stickell'B Rest." "Elegant" or
Magnolia" and be happy. This flour is manufactured by th? ..
latest improved methods from native Maryland wheat, with, &
rich, nnuy flavor, peoulinr to that soil. Each waek guaranteed.
THY IT. 1). A. STICK ELL & SON,
Hagcratown, Mcl.
CAMDEN WHOLESALE GROCERY, Di?tribu?or?.<