The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1914, Image 6
PUT ON THE SHELF
By CORA JOHNSON.
The MU'kloHt'H had not t h *.? Icaat idea
whaJ whh happening t<> ihl?in Tbpy
merely thought they ware giving
^l0MUr<< to their child N'ow there
1n a Kr??at difference In peOble ? ? ami
the HWkU'htv. sMi.- tiitlifls of the
other Hort They wer?< lively and up
to-date and enjoyed li fe <# ri?j belonged
to u dam Inn club, even though ICvui*
gellnc wan fifteen and Mrt. Jilckle^
h h d never been guilty of Maying "Oh,
I can't wear ihttt color any more U'h
too giddy for my axe1" Noi had
HJckU'H yet come to the point where
he rattled the evening pgper and
growled iui<l yawned uil.d Crjed: "Oh,
<?00 found ' Have I not to get dretmed
to no on I tonight*1 VVh> cun't we ?-ver
Htay at home edmfortabJy
"It \\ 1 1 1 he v? ry nice for .Rrauge- ,
line to have the Aral meeting of the
Klv?- Hundred club here. I in mire," |
Mr*. Hick lea kh.P1 one day "It \h 1
?certainly flux- that she wus forming]
?i circle of friend* " .
"Yt-fi.'' Hick'ha lyid agreed "T en
Jov haying a croud of ^Irln and boys
playing around Somehow, the ln?l
three of four veurw 'hen* hasn't been
ranch a mob. here.'"
"W ell i hey get beyond the doll and
top a^f. you know," Mrs, I'dcklcH ex
plained "There Iiuk to be Homethinii
iiowuiIuvk to draw them together."
The dnv before the meeting" of tho
club Evangeline fell back limp and
pale at the casual mention of cider
nnd doughnut* She regarded her
maternal parent with Hone-thing very
much like pity ami mingled with a
lively horror.
"Mother!" alio murmured faintly.
<rWhy, I'd die If you nerved thogo!
Why. SIshv Splnks In coming and you
know 1 wan a! Iter luncheon, two
weeka a?<o. and they had ?lx courses
"Good Evening."
and on liiita in ilic in ifld I < of the table
and int loiiH from Kgy.pt and a dessert
that looked like a. tower and you bit
into it i i k?* ice cream and it wan
something < Ise all frothy. W ?.?Ml have
lo Irnc real things from a caterer "
"W e will not ! " decided Mrs. Hickles,
firmly. I don't approves at all of act
ing as though babies were grownup
people ' Hut I'll haw a salad and
some ? delicious- .sandwiches if you'd
rat her ! "
"I hope you'll conn; down and meet
them, mother, that evening;," Kvange
line added kindly.
Mrs. UiekleS almost wept when
she rehearsed this to her husband.
On tin- evening of the club meeting
Bickles chanced to be upstairs obey
ing Kvangeline's orders l?'or Kvan
gelinc had cast a horrified glance at
him after dinner and had ordered him
to shavt at one*' and put on shoes in
stead of house slippers. "Von don't
need to ^et into your tuxedo." she
e/lled after, bun. "(list vonr new
blisiness suit!
Hi< Ules near ly ci|t himself tuiio
thinking about thir. His head whirled
sllghtlv |*Vr a parcel of ohildrej''"
he repeated iiV"l' and over, in a be
wildered tone. Downstairs he heard
'he noise of 'nriiwils and the subdued
murmur of voices A little later Mrs.
Bickles came (<? Htm She had a curi
ous expression .iboid her mouth
"Keys and girlf> ;tll here"" Bickles
asked as he -shrugged into his coat.
"Yes." sa'd his wife rather faintly.
"The ? the boys and girls ;ire lift-"!"
I'll run dew n vnd .-a> hello to
them, then," Bickles said and trotted
downstairs.
lie paused in (be doorway of ih^
living room A youngster six feet tall
unfolded himself from the nearest
chair \ not her youngster apparently
six inches taller (ban the first one
rose and stretched 'out next to him.
All over the room young giants were
vising from their chairs. Scattered
among them sat self possessed young
women. They regarded Bickles with
cool, level eyes rather critically
"(iood evening.*" said the young
giants with polite condescension.
Hickles had to reach up to shako
hand;* with them
"Tr? " he began and then stopped.
He had intended to say something
about pitching in and having a good
time, but it was manifestly impossi
ble for him to speak pa 'ror r'v
"I am glad to have met you." he said
solemnly Then he turned and \*e?it ;>p
stnixp
In the little sitting mom he found
Mrs Bickles.
.'Shelved'" Bickles murmured "For
the llrst time, shelved to the upstair*
while our daughter entertains In the
parlor below!"
"And i*'n just the beginning1" added
Mrs Rlckles a llttlo aadly ? Chicago
Dull? N'cwit.
AN EASTER CAROL
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It. l<;-? a.- ili> -now .
I >??:?! I'llilili'iil of a i i.-'i ii lifo
Ami htr.i V.i-ti I V itf tot;K'<?>'-V. ?
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I ViJ I lit:? ?? Hh'lll I"'
A I > I ??><>?*?< I i:rsiirroi>lU?ii ()iiy 1
Am! i 1 1 1 1 1 1< >i talily
Tin- ,i.'u*|i I .firil Iiiih ooihihofoiI (loath.
W'i^ ulily ilii' I <1 II Vo;
Wo HOW tllfi KOI il I In- flo\V or Kuin,
Sh ("lirisl io-w lif'o Htiiill Kivo.
'I'll Is holv Jlast' i^W o will sinK
New i i'idIh' to thivSoti,
Who -took uvviiy tho t-lliiu lium iluath.
Ami v.iotoi A" o'or il won.
Mis ? K. jjioi'd
EASTER FESTIVITY.
? SoillH lliir-i IK'W " Is till! UO>
j ii>t ? * ur Kastrr.
Kafh iiiH-si niti^i bfiii^ soiiif
I hint; ? i ? ? >n
ii matters in*! v\ 1 1 : 1 1 I lie new
I liiiiir ri;i\ lie.
riir ' ? ' triikalit \ .mil I i-i ( ilc
I > rn i 1 1 ! rhc nut's! *!??<?? . tlif
1 if? il?l< ?!; r ? rL
I lai'h < i "lca \ iirs I o m'imiiv S.uiiir
tliinu iliiK uuwii l<> the rest of
t lu> |i;i: t > . ? '
? Mif ; i :;i > ileserih.e a ijcw ill
\ fill ion ; -1 1 1 1 > 1 her. toll* : 1 1 ?? ? 1 1 1 a
ni'\y .
New -I v les of li;i i i'i I ross i tit; may
> ?i * ? 1 i ^ | ? ? : : ????!; *:l new luiulc may be
< I i -<? 1 1 I
Some \\ ill i to weal* novel
Mili' li-s <>!' (Ircss; others will run
fort iti'W jokes
New sanies. new trieUs. new
nin>ii\ new reeitnt Ion*. ji r?* nil
inrhiiliMl in (In- protrrnm.
Til.- Ii1o.ii 1 1 1 ; i y bo happily ntlli/
i-i| 1 1 \ :i t'l'ii nirili^r that tin* "sonie
I hinji: now" shall In* repi't^ento'.'.
l>.\ I'iicli iiifst (by pantoniiiTU' or
nt horw lse>. the other* to guess
what is, the new tiling that Is
represent e<l
A Whole Week of Easter.
rhr l*:i Mt fetes of 11)?? MiK'iclit
i hunh IjinIimI (hi-'Mlxli Krister week.
I'll! ; l ! ! ? ? f I lit! I'll' Vellt ll eeiltlirv t lll'.Y
wi-'.v 1-i i hi ( ??* I i?? ih ret' ilnys sun! Inter
-til' |.i l \x . ? While ( hey hisjetl the
ri>v rr ^ . i! ju- 1 i<*f were ? - IiimmI : i i it 1 >hi ves
V 1 1 1. 1 II 11 Ml i I t I'll
AN CASTER GREETING
apii wOpyrtKhi i\ * \ ?????? \ u-w
< ornpa?! \
Goodby, old shell. I'm going!
Fa' loudly now the birds are singing;
Smtiing flowers today are growing:
H.ippy bells are sweetly ringing.
I must join all naturo gay
To welcome this glad Easter day.
ENERGY FROM A SUGAR DIET
I Experiment* Have Shown That It Hat
a Wonderful Effect Upon the
Human Body.
The phy biologist who discovered
that your 1 1 v??r and your muscle#
manufacture augur while you aloop
ha* been aurposaed by the (Jerinan
physician who uaea augur dissolved tit
water as uti excellent aurglcai dress
ing lor all aorta of wounds 1
Dm Jacques I'ansot and IMore
Mathleu havo declared that when mil'
inula ?fut augar exclusively for loug
periods their wflliht lit fl rut decrease#,
i.ixiii hegl na io mend and then full
aw uy n^alii ?H the dlot continues
l>r. II Mould of Tacoma I'urk, D.
disagrees with the laboratory tindiiiKa.
He says sugar is comparable, to gaao
I ii>?4 An the latter la the fuel of the
Internal combustion engine, ao augur
is the fuel of the human macbluu.
Sugar, ho says, is the start of Ufa,
and man can produce more energy
from sugar than from any other food
A distinguished Itritish heart ape
ciulist hau lately proved the eflicacy
of 1 ti in p augar in the treatment of a
man. nearly eighty years .old who wad
dying with a vicious disease of the
huart After all the uaual remedial
measuros had failed one of the maiiln
asked if there wan any objection to
feeding the sufferer lump sugur. Th<
physlclpn gave Ills consent and four
lumps were given in a little water.
These Were repeated every four hours,
and in a week he was a well man.
I)r, Her/el lor recoinmenda to one of
the Herman medical Kocletloa the tnu
of powdered augar in the treatment
of old, ill treated und ucglucted can
cers. He naya the application of
sugar to the fetid parts legsena the dt.v
agreeable odor and discharges. Fur
thennore, the general condition of tie
patient improves and all hemorrhage-,
cease. Indeed, unless you have had a
long experience with cancer patient;-;
you are liable to be deluded Into the
belief that the cyncer has healed.
BRIGHTEN THAT NORTH ROOM
Skillful Touches in Arrangement oi
Furniture and Draperies Will
Accomplish Wonders.
I would advise papering the room
with a self-toned paper, light tan in
color as year to the tint of sunshine
_us_y?u -t -an-gew ? Vow -shades-should r
of course, match' those in use all over
the house. Then make your drapery
.curtains of tan a?t scrimm.. just a
deep hemstitched hem at the bottom,
and allow them to hang straight.
Stain the woodwork white and givO
it several coats, finishing off with an
enamel or egg-shell finish. For the
center of the room have an "art
"square" made. This may be woven as
the rag rugs are or c rocheted or knit
ted. I prefer t ho woven rugs and
beautiful solid effects with handsome
borders now possible. .
Try to have the rose color pre
dominate in rug and articles of fur
niching tor the bureau and chiffonier,
pillows and couch cover. With white
enamel furniture, the north room will
be far from a cold, repellant room,
and will be a transplanted sunshiny
corner. ? Exchange.
To Break Up a Cold.
The hydropathic treatment of a cold
in the head is more reliable than any
other one which scarcely requires the
aid of a physician. It is as follows:
In the morning after' rising and at
night before retiring wash the feet
and legs as high up atf the knees in
cold water, then rub them with a
rough towel and massage them till
the skin is red and glowing. In addi
tion to this, snuff tepid water up the
nose frequently during the day and sip
with a teaspoon a glassful as hpt as
can be borne an hour before* each
meal and at bedtime. A few days is
often quite sufficient for simple cases
and obstinate ones yield if the treat
ment is prolonged. No medicines are
required if taken in the first stages
of the disease a cold is broken up
which might otherwise become a se
vere case of bronchitis lasting many
days or weeks.
Rewards of Inventors.
It is not always i he greatest inven
tion that brings the largest financial
rewards. Roller skates are said to
.have brought their inventor $3.00t).u00,
while nearly half a million was real
ized by the man who first devised boot
laees. The inventor of the safety pin,
who took the idea from a reproduc
tion of a Pompeiian fresco, says Lee
Nouvelles, made $10,000?000. On the
other hand. Charles Hourseul, who
discovered and described the principle
of the telephone In 1855, died poor.
Michaux, the inventor of the bicycle,
ended his days in the utmost penury,
and Frederic Sauvage, who Is credited
with the invention of the screw pro
peller, was imprisoned and died bank
rupt and insane.
Alabama's Irqn Ore Deposits.
The boom which followed the dis
covery of the extensive deposits of
iron ore in the vicinity of Birmingham,
Alabama, in 1882, was without prece
dent in the industrial history of the
United States, and the rush to Birm
ingham was paralleled only by tho
stampedes which followed such dis
coveries as the Comstock lode in Ne
vada and tho Alaska gold fields The
iron ores of Alabama, while inferior
in quality to those of Lake Superior,
hnve tho advantage of being near de
posits of good coking coal and of tho
limestone requisite for fluxing, so that
Birmingham, the Pittsburgh of the
south, can manufacture pig iron choap
er than any otlier district of the
wor\d.
PARK TRAMMELL
INVITES THE REUNION
Florida's I hiof Executive Bids
Vetorans Welcome
The Prcud<ct Act of His Administra
tion to Welcome the Gray Army
To Florida In May.
Jacksonville, Fla - Gov, I'ark Tram
mel), Flond.?'s popular and j accom
plished Chief executive, hub given out
a jetter 'or pubiicuUou in tlx* news
papers of i ho Smith, on the approach
ing i ? union in i h I h <Mly. May *? . 7, X, of
the United t'onfederae Veterans' As
sociation Me assures the COnfed
crate veteran* ami i lieir friend* thai
they w II I be gl von a generous w ? home
in Jacksonville and at other points in
the state which they may visit during
their *ta> in Florida. The governor's
letter in as fpilowfll ?
The Governor's Welcome.
"It is simple truth to allirm that the
marts of the poople of Florida are
o\ it lion ing with gratification ami
pride over the fact that the revered
heroes composing thy United C'onfed
mate Veterans will hold their annual
reunion this year in our suite's
metropolis.
"The grand old heroes of the Gray
will meet a magnificent, whole-souled
reception in .Jacksonville and at any
other Florida points they may visit.
They will <Jm amongst their own. They
will he In an atmosphere thoroughly
Southern, splendidly hospitable and
highly aprijejative of the honor of hav?
ing been selected as the Reunion Ci'.y!
and State
"Florida is rich In romance and tra
dition, and in the loyalty of her people
to high ideals and patriotic endeavors.
In proportion to population and. ro^
Houro.es, Florida contributed as gen*
ei'ously and as cheerfully in men and
in means to the support of the Con
federate cause as did any of the. other
great rummon wealths which so nobly
Championed that righteous struggle.
Florida gave many great names to the
mighty galaxy of the Souths match
| Park Trammell, Governor of Florida
Who Assures the Confederate Veter
ans and Thei-r Friends a Welcome.
less heroes, and she gave a host o(
brave men of the ranks who on count
less fields rendered valorous accoun
of their courage and patriotism. Th<
j creditable part which the people o
this state took In support of Southert
defense Is a source of pride to the sur
? vtvors of the great conflict and o
veneration to the younger generation
"In every community from the Po
tomac. to the Ciulf the Confederate vet
eran is always an honored and a wq!
co.me visitor and guest. No greatei
tribute could he paid to the enduring
justice of the principles for which the:
contended and for the tnagniftcen
manner in which they sustained thei:
convictions through the four sternes
years of American history, than tlu
unanimous and enduring verdict ot
commendation and appreciation whicl
has for half a century accorded tlu
glorious patriotism and chivalry of
the Confederate soldiers throughou1.
the length and breadth of the South
land they so heroically defended. Ir.
Florida the veterans will find the same
cordial respect and unbounded hospi
tality which awaits them at all points
In the Southland.
"The formality of assuring a wel
come to the veterans who will attend
the Jacksonville K'-union is quit" un
necessary; but it may be permitted
me to say that 1 shall always consider
It one of the most pleasing -and grati
fying events occurring during my term
of office as governor that 1 shall be
privileged to bid veterans of the Con
federacy from all sections welcome as
the guests of the warm hearted people
of this great state.
Jacksonville has one of the most
magnificj-tii tl ???? p water harbors in thej
world Ti has more than seven miles I
of deep water from, lined with great1
docks and :it;i.inals and many largo
warehouse*, -t nr products of Florida1
and other Southern st.^es ar* scatter
ed from the Jacksonville port over 1
most of the inhabitable globe Five
great r.ii ? wa> systems, from four
potntv of the comp.iss controlling,
mote than '.fi.OOO miles of track, hand
ling mllv.ons of ton*' of freight to and ?
from the city annua'.*:?. ?nter at Jack*
"PA UK TRAM M K1,I?
"Governor of Florida
?onvilte
YOU FARMER:
When you sell your cotton you
try all the buyers for the best
price they are instructed to give
NOW,
take a "tip'' from us, try the
market before you buy your
groceries.
WE CLAIM
we can save you ^noney on
everything you buy, and it's up
to you to find out if this state
ment is true.
MURCHISON -
Wholesale Supply Company
"Our i ei ms Are Strictly Cash to Everybody"
TO THE PUBLIC
We wish to notify the public that the old estab
lished Sam Wing Laundry will be managed hereafter
by W. S. Lee, and we still wish your patronage.
Laundry collected and delivered to all parts
of the city.
SAM WING LAUNDRY
915 % Broad St. Phone 91 Camden, S. C.
ROO FS
AN O
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WA LLS
SUPERIOR
TO
WOOD
THE SCIENTIFIC SHINGLE
T^IIE best looking jnd best
? wearing roof on t?ie market.
Cannot warp, crack or blow oil',
f/aid in single pieces like wood
shingles.
Has thick butt end and blind
nailing. Nothing else like it in
the world. ? Will last a lifetime
li/f ADE in two handsome colors,
1 * red or slate. Requires no
painting. Improves the appear
ance of the building.
Especially adapted for Resi
dences, Bungalows, Club Build
' ings and wherever color effects ?
Iir?>. tlnairiul
DAVIDSON LUMBER COMPANY, Agents
TO THK I'rBliltl ?
Monday and Thursday will be
?ny regular days for delivering oil
md gas hereafter. Your orders,
however, will be filled promptly any
day. Try some of our "good gaso- >
line.'" J. Ii. Zenip, i
Agont (Julf Refining Co. |
?r. I. H. Alfiindpr Dr. R. F. Stevemon
Alexander & Stevenson
DENTISTS
Officc Sootbta>t Corntr Broad and DeKilb Sit.
Dr. E. H. KERRISON 3
dkntist
Successor lo Dr. L. W. Alstons
Office in the
Mann Huilriing Phone
_
To the Public.
This is to announce that I affl n0
longer with the Standard Oil Co.,
' hut cnn still supply your need* ?*'
oils, gasoline, etc., as I now repflS*.
Rfcnt the Gulf Refining Co.
J, B. ZemP
WANTED- ? To Buy Cattle
Highest cash price paid for good cattle-*? fat or poof~
must he free from cattle rick.
Camden Beef Cattle Farms 4
FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner ,L. I. GUION, Propri**?1" J
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