The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 27, 1914, Image 7

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If we haven't got it, we'll get it for you. Telephone 21 Malone -Pearce-Young HARDWARE CO. i "YOU WILL GO A i 1 >" i ? LONG WAYS before you find a better BANK than this one. My advice would be for you to start an account with them while the starting is good." The First Nationaf Bank OF CAMDflV S. C. Let Us Serve You _ WITH Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes and California Cranberries. Just Received Large Shipment Lowney's Candies. CAMDEN CANDY KITCHEN Prevent and Core ROUP COLDS Don't let roup wipe out your birds and your profits. Use HUMAN PERSONALITY. A Produot Not of Bruin or ? Heart, but of tho Norvous 8y?ttm. To Qilieii is ascribed the belief (hut ? Ue hruli) av lib (ho seat of the rational soul, the heart (ho location of courago and f ?*u and (he liver (but of love This distribution of the element of per sonality over tho physical body lluds Its expression hi the common speech of today, particularly In relution to (ho heart, which la widely accepted tyy .the popular mind as tho source of (he uiore tender emotlouu. It wiih t-hlelly through the anatomists and physiologies of the early renals 8a neo (hat the modern movement, ! which lias tended to limit personality ; to the nervous system, was seriously begun, a movement which, with tho ton crease of knowledge, h:i? gained sup port to suoli an extent that it can now | he maintained beyond any reasonable douht. Human personality Is in no true t?ensi> tiie outcome of tho pon-nervous organs, such u?\ the digestive or (he circulatory organs, hut Is the direct product, of (ho nervous system. This system, to l>e | sure, is embedded among the other or gans of the body, and the environment ; thus provided inlluonces profoundly Its condition and action, but uculeness or ' dullness of sense, quickness or slowness of action, tempera mental trails, 'such as a gloomy or bright disposition, in capacity. shift leanness, honesty, thrlftl ness or sweetness, a,ro all, strictly speaking, functions of the nervous or gans. Although only the higher animals i can be said to possess personality in .this sense, traces of it occur in the lower forms, and Its evolution is in distjolubly connected with that or th6" nervous system.- Professor Ci. H. Par ker in Popular Science Monthly. ORIGIN OF THE PEARL. The Ancients' Thought It Wn a Drop C\ of Dew From Heaven. No record exists or oven tradition as to the discovery of the first pearl. The mystery of its origin has doubtless con tributed In no small degree to render it the prime favorite that it has ever been in the eyes of the orientals. From time immemorial the nations of antiquity have used the pearl to decorate their persona and adorn their j temples and we find many curious be liefs existing as to Its origin. The one most prevalent la? Pliny's time was that pearls were formed from the dews of heaven, falling Into the open shells at breeding time, and It was In allusion to tills pretty conceit that a noble Vene tian lady named Coriaro had a gold medal struck (bearing the date W20> ^ on the reverse side of which is an open shell receiving the drops of dew from heaven which form into pearls as they fall. The motto was "Uore dlvlno" (by the divine dew). in these more practical but less poetic days the generally accepted theory Is that some foreign substance, possibly even a grain of sand, having by acci dent entered the shell of the oyster, a certain amount of Irritation is induced which causes the exudation of, a pearly secretion . (known as nacre), and this effectually covers up the intruder, and also that with the growth of the oyster the pearl Increases in size. The pearl, unlike nil other gemB, re quires no assistance from man to en hance Its value, or from art to add one iota to its perfect loveliness.? National Magazine. Mourning Smokes. Speaking of the old "church warden" or "yard of clay" pipes, it may not bo known that in the remoter country districts of Lancashire the "church warden" figures prominently at fu nerals. On the return of the mourners to the late home of the deceased a box of "long clays" is unsealed and the pipes handed to the male members of tho company, who. ringed before the fire, indulge in the memories of old days called forth by the occasion. The circle of long clay pipes, with the cir cling clouds of smoke, harmonize well with the solemn suits of black and tho subdued dignity of the company. At breaking up the pipes are snapped In significance that the occasion for their use is ended.? London Chronicle. Couldn't Help It. A little girl had Just been dressed in clean clothes and went out to play. In n short time she came back covered with dirt. II er mother was much put out and asked her how she came to be so dirty. v "Well, mother^1- shir said. "Isn't I mude of dirt?" "Yes. dear. But whnt has that to do with It?" i * "Well, you know, mother. It will keep j working out."? Philadelphia ledger. Most Active Voldano In ths World. The most active volcano in the world is Bqgoslof. which is situated forty miles beyond the Aleutian islands, in Bering sea. * It is a continuous per formed and it is said it will make and destroy a mountain chain while you wait ? Detroit Free Press. Wanted Full Credit. Magistrate? The evidence shows that j you threw a kettle at your husband. I Culprit? It shows more than that, yer ! honor. It shows that I 'it Mm!? Lon don Opinion. Thr?? Kinde. j Professor at Agricultural School? | Whnt kinds of farming are there? New Student? Extensive, intensive and pre tcnslve.? Indianapolis Star. j ? The great successes of the world j have been affairs of a second, a third? ; nay. a fiftieth? trial.? John Morley. AUDREY EQUAL TO OCCASION i Hard to Refrain From Admiring In genuity of This Little Wash ington Girl. Audrey wan thirteen, but a big girl for l???r ago, according to the Washing toii Herald. Yet she whh Htlll a child in hei absorbing taste fur sweet*. Not ' far from her homo the food show, which lt> held annually in Wauhlng ton. wns going on, and tho i<iea that thoro wore |m?uih1h of cakes, Jellies and chocolates ull ready to be ?*hI?h o?cu pled bar mind ovary morning an bIio wended her way to school pant the building. Thia preoccupation of thought renultod in arithmetic in which four quarts equaled one yard, and Napoleon cfOiHod the Rubicon on tho ice in history lesson^ Hut Aud rey wan a modern girl, and uoou found a way out of her trouble. Saturday she decided to put her plan into execution. Mother had gone to work at tho t moony, and Audrey was monarch of all she surveyed literally. 8be could not get into the food show without being accompanied by an adult Now, adults in such cnsoB be ing regarded iih necessary evilb, tho girl determined to be oho herself for the occasion. '? Down at tho ten-cent store she bought a diamond ring and a smaller one of plain gold. Then Hhe hied homo, arrayed herself in her mother's b?Bt Biiit,. put on a picture hat with a big veil and went to tho food show. The doorkeeper paatsed her in unnoticed in the crowd of others streaming in, for tho figure seemed that of a short wom an. inside, Audrey did her duty. There was not a bit of food in the house she did not sample, nor a Cftko nor candy of which she did not bring away speci mens. When she went home Hhe was ono of the fullest and happiest chil dren in Washington. And yet men talk about woman's lack of Inventive power. . ? , ? ?/ HOW TANGO HAS TAKEN HOLD Seems That Everybody Who Dances at All Must Get That Fashion able Fancy. "Afterward we'll all go to the thea ter and see tango and trotter. We hear they have Home new stepB and llgureB for both the tango and the hesitation. We simply must learn them." This followed the invitation to din ner and-is a recent phase of the dan-^ cing madness. It is an intermezzo only, after dinner dancing, either at homo or at one of the popular resorts, 1b imperative. It is not wholly bad form, however, to take one or two nightB off weekly ? counting Sundays ? provided the time thus Btolen from the dance is devoted to picking up new steps and new ti^ures. Cabarets or theaters are the only places these may be acquired cheaply if one is an adept. Dancing masters are so overworked teaching rudiments that they have no time for ? refine ments. So theater managers with a pair of good dancers on the bill are suro of a crowd in the front Beats. You take the guests at your dinner along so they may enjoy the novelties of fered. Then the visitors steal the steps. They aro rewarded the following eve ning by being for a brief hour, at leaBt, the cynosure of all eyes. If Ancient Celebrities Returned. Queen Elizabeth had just signed Queen Mary's death warrant. "There," she said to Mary, "1 wouldn't do this for any one but a cousin. It will take 30 years to get your case through the supreme court, and think how your book will sell." Spartacus was beginning his ad dress to hiB gladiators. "Ye call me chief, and ye do well to call me chief," he began. "Hurry up, hurry up, get some ac tion," yelled the moving-picture opera tor. "This film costs five cents a foot." ? Cleopatra had dissolved her pearl |n vinegar, and was worrying down tho last swallow. "Very fair," said her New York friend; "but if you're a real spender, let's see you drinkca double eggnog." ? Collier's Weekly. Would Penetrate the Earth. One of the most ingenious projects for harnessing the forces of nature is that conceived by Sir William Ram say, and, despite its daring aature, it has been well received in high sci entific circles. His plan is to take tho heat of the earth's interior by means of huge bore holes. These shafts would be sunk deep into tho earth so that they pene trated into large coal seams. By means of electricity this coal would be fired until it burned like some wonderful infernal furnace. By means of pipes the gas given off by this burning coal would be conveyed to the surface and in various ways util ized for power purposes. The advantage of this scheme is that power could be derived from coal as it lay in its natural element, and tho cost of mining it and bringing it up to the surface would be avoided. Jack London Eata Raw Flah. Not so long ago Jack London was lunching with friends in Philadelphia. When . tho fish course arrived he caused a semi-panic among the wait ers by asking that his fish be served entirely raw. The novelist ate it that way with much relish, telling his friends that compared with a cooked fish, tho raw article was Just as delicious as a raw oyster or a clam. Mr. London has been among the Hawaiians enough to have acquired the raw flah habit "THE SOUTH'S BEST" NEW 1914 Prices on Fords " f RUNABOUTS $547.70 TOURINGS - $597.70 Full Li ne of I' ord Parts Gaseings and Tubes on Hand. D. C. SHAW CO., Sumter, S. C. PHONE 553 Springtime is here ? sow your earning!* In the field that will not fall to give' a good yield ? the hanking account. Money deposited hero will earn 4 per cept interest, compounded quarterly, and will be safe from tho many real dangers that it's subject to when on your person or hidden away. Aid yourself and our community by depositing your money In this strong, local bank. J v Your Account is Respectfully Solicited. OXYGEN CARBON CLEANER We have installed an Oxygen Carbon Cleaner and can make your motor new like it was when first bought. ASK US ABOUT IT Camden Motor Co. ; >?