The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 16, 1915, Image 3
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I un*n ? good salesman goes out after business, he first nut* on a
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EL the fresh, clean-looking building?. The part paint plavs in |?,?iVij? Y
W&ji?inot b. pill In flgur?-bu. it. good .(Tec. r?cord.d onh.f<J!5
JJ^nta' #*!? sheeta. Uuy good paint. We recQmmend and 8?n
Dutch Boy At^tic White Le^d
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Med oil. We kftOW Of nptfdng el* ?o satisfactory solaating and
gtd |?fe unr rll? We sell all other paint necessaries as well. Get in touch
J,p in the lo"K run- vv"
today.
5URNS & BARRETT, Camden, S. C.
She Needs No Coaxing
Wherever the sign of the
"Ice Cream" is, JJiere is the
average girl's interest cen
tered. And who can blame
her? What is so cooling
and delicious this hot weath
er as a heaping plate of our
matchless ice Cream? Old
and young alike find it pleas
ant and palatable. Ours is
pure, fresh made and deli
cious, and we have it in all
tfye popular flavors. Stand
ard prices. Best quality.
CAMDEN CANDY KITCHEN
Spero Beleos, Proprietor.
Phone 78. Camden, S. C.
THE PLACE TO GO
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When you are Inwahfof SHfOES for any member of your family,
where STYLE and QUALITY vls to be considered call on THE CAM
DEN SHOE CO? where you will And just wbat you are looking for at
prices to suit your pocket-book. Also a full line of Gent's Furnishings.
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CAMDEN SHOE COMPANY
I W. McCORMICK, Prop.
E. W. BOND, Manager
Mc CO R M I C K 8c CO.
Faneral Director? and tmbalmers
a Day Phone 70.
Night Phone 23.
ambulance service, i
Take your pick of these
Victor- Victrolas
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rv vi Afi/v
$15 $25 $40 $S0(tb,
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wonderful variety of Victor . Victrola IV at
Any instrument from the * _ play every
$>5 to the $2oo Victor-Victrola XVI will p?>
record in the Victor catalog, / ? t suited to your
Select the instrument that Coa^in
home and start in toenioy the music
*nd see us about it tooay.
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? CAMDEN
FURNITURE CO,.
PHKH8 (OMMKNT8 ON NOTK.
I'rwH' comment from all section*
ot ihe I *nii?*?i 'States indicates an un
favorable hHi*i)ttoii to the latest note
from < iermany. The country Ik ap
parently solid hi Its opinion, a s It whk
at the beginning of t he iMnti'ovu^ty.
he* pile the l?cllef that Mr, liryau rep
resented a large number of Americans
ami that thepe was a pMslhlllty of a
ill vision In tft?? palters of
the tuition display a practically W
nanlinoUH front. 4 *?kii?iii?>nt m from many
quarters follow.
ltulelgh Nevvs iiiuI observer:
(?crmany utterly appears to misun
derstand the attitude of the American
people. They have not forgotten tlu\
laisltanla. . . .The latest note Ik not
a direct answer to the American note.
AslM'vllh" Citizen:
While tin' latest German note make*
certain concessions they are made with
such reservations as to virtually rob
them of merit. The 'laisltanla Issue
Is practically Ignored.
(iiceiishoro News:
Itoth Washington and Herllu ought
to he willing to concede more. How
can Washington and Berlin reach an
agreement, unless fx>ndoft becomes a
party thereto v.
Danville Krister, (Va.)
The (Jerman unswer to the Amer
ican note Is Inconclusive and on the
wllQle unsatisfactory. It Is a rcite
ration of toe contention hy (icruiany
that existing war condition# and the
Instinct of self-preservation Justify
the present submarine warfare.
Petersburg Index- Appeal T
It is remarkable that (iermany
should have thought for a moment
that the policy which it suggests would
he accepiaM?? to the United States.
Richmond Times- 1 )espatch :
This note t rltles with the American
people as well us with the facts.' tier*
many and the United States have come
to the parting of the ways.'
Memphis Commercial-Appeal :
The suggestions of (jeriuany fan not
,he accepted because to accept them
would be to admit Germany's right to
regulate our internal affairs and to
set ou?~ rule* limiting- our- relations
with other nations. We, are not at "the
l>olnt of last word to or from Germany
hut. we must be prepared to follow the
President tn the course' he has "park
ed out.
Philadelphia Press :
The tone rather than the substance
of the note encourages tlie belief that
a satisfactory adjustment, of the Issues
between the two countries may |?e
finally reaphedT^ .'^i^ix^C^"
Philadelphia Public ledger:
. The Germap note in effect a flat re
fusal of the American demands. Dis-r
IscuRsion 1# useless J debate lft futile,
iris'now time fo^ the act.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune :
The reply is tantamount to saying,
even though the language be cour
teous : "We propdse to conduct this
war as we please, and neutral nations
may go hang."
The question ou the main issue still
is unanswered. What does the admin
istration propose to do?. "
Denver, Col., Colorado Herald (Ger
man) : ? .
The friendly spirit which permeates
Germany's latest note to^, the United
States should go a long way toward
allaying fears that Germany look
ing for more trouble. No one dognizant
with the real state of affairs could for
a moment imagine that Germany would
^glve up her submarine warfare as long
as England's taction are contrary to
all international laws and usages.
Milwaukee Sentinel: ?
As a specific reply to specific re
quests, it Is more open and satisfac
tory than the evasive and cavalier
British memorandum in reply to Amer
ican protests against what, 4a virtually
an embargo on American . c6mmerce.
Sail Antonio, Texas, L.ight:
It is entirely jposslble that diplomatic
relations' may be severed.
Seattle, Wash., Post Intelligencer:
Von Jago^, politely evading the real
issue, presents Germany's case strong
ly. Germany craves this nation's
friendship and respects the American
flag. This is- manifest, flence an un
derstanding should l>e reached without
diplomatic breach.
Macon, Ga., Telegraph:
We are offered the shame of an al
liance In Infamy, the very offer <>f
which- is the crowning insult of all our
exchanges w I tb this rt&tT6Ufil parano
fac running red handed with murder
and outrage. The great rexer-vwsion
seemeth not far ahead of us.
r>uluth, Minn., Herald:
h If in this declaration from Germany
there i* anything that can be seized
Upon to settle the issue while preserv
ing America's self-respect it will be
seized upon.
Pittsburg Gazette-Times :
Under the cireumstai*pe? it is di til
cult to see how President Wilson can
refrtaln from doMfe one of two things:
Either communicate, in positive terms
a final request that Germany com
ply with the repreeentationa' Made In
the note of Hay IS, and await viola
tion of these, If any there be, to de
termine his next step; or dlseon
TIIK COW AND II KK I'ROUDCT. ;
Ciomtoii Collet1 Wwkly N'otra For
farmer and Dairyman.
(TllW) note* tiro pro pa red weekly
by 1 1 ?? ? Dairy DlWul^n of OIMsmq Col
lege whlcft will lie Rlud u> itunrcr in)
questions pertaining to dairying )
Have you U'kuii to l?iill?t that alio
yet'.' \uw is tin* 1 1 inc.
Th# Huj^rlur ? < ?w will respond to
lu. i . .is, m| fooi i mor?? readily than the
Infei lor . ..u .
Those who wait 1 114 layiny-hy tlpje
<<?) iio.f>uiiai)iw fiu 1111,1 " oitticait
to get expert help.
If yoiy feed a cww Juat enough to
kWp her olive, she cannot produee
inm-h milk. I.iherul fiM4(ng puts the
milk In t lie pull.
No mutter Ijow you try to 'figure It
out, yoll will ulyaws find tllUt there Ik
Uioie money in purebred si?*-k than
li: acruha, llae purebred bulla.
Thi> man who haa u herd of good
ilairy cuwn uml who uaes good dulry
metli.Mls seldom hua to feel anxious
about the war lu Kurope or the prtee
of cot toil.
In hot weather It la especially Im
portant that milk be kept dean. (ierma
thrive lu heat. Careless handling <?f
milk In summer la ii moat du liner oua
pruetlce.
('renin should be cooled immediately
after It bus been separated- from the
udlk. Th? best way to do tills la to
put t he vessel of cream, In ruhnlng
water. Cold checks the growth' of.
genus uml keeps cream pure.
While the routine of the burn work
niiiy be adjusted to your convenience,
strict regularity should be maintained
lu nil thing*, and eapeolally in time of
feeding and milking. Irreflfhlai) feed
ing and milking. /.make <i cow nervous
ami decrease her milk flow.
One of the big ndvunluges of dairy
farming is that it makes n iuun think.
Anybody can grow cotton, but not uny
body can take a herd of cowa nnd
make them show a profit every month.
It is not too much to say that g<a>d
dairying is an education for "a man.
If the cow produces only enough
creiini to pay for her feed, she atllb
"allows a profit. Kemeniber the calves,
the manure for the soil and the sklm
mllk for the hogs. All are dairy by
products. ' ?
The world's butterfut ? record has
again been broken ? thin time by Fln
dcrne Pride, .Johanna Hue, a New Jer
sey, llolsteln. which produces In- 12
months, 28,403 pounds of milk nnd
1.17(1 pounds of butterfut. The cow
she succeeded as record-holder was al
so a Holstein of New Jersey.
Southern Congratulates Employees.
Washington, 1). C.\ July 10, ? Every
officer and employee of the Southern
Hallway Company received a telegram
from President Fairfax Harrison ex
pressing liis appreciation of and pride
in the work accomplished by the en
tire organization during the. fiscal yeur
closing June 30. The telenram was "us
follows : v
"To all officers and employees : We
are closing today a fiscal* year which
has been full of anxiety and difficulty,
but through team work and loyal self
sacrifices and effort by the entire or
ganization we have come out of it
sound and full of courage for the fu
ture. This result lias not been due
to any one man or to any one group
of men, but to the co-.operation of
every man who has recognized the prob
lem and given ug in our common duty
the best that was in him. I 'send my
l>ersoual thanks then to .every one of
you. The fight* is not yet over but the
spirit of the past ten months is bouiid
to see uh through. Meanwhile, I want
yoifTo know my pride in you and what
has been done already."
Death of a Sweet Little Girl.
When our thoughts turn to to , the
gloom that has overshadowed the home
of Mr. and &|rs. 'Lewis Mickle, our
hearts are filled to overflowing. Little
Millie, their brlglit one year old darllug
died Sunday night "at 10 o'clock after
an 111 ne?K of several weeks.
Her pure spirit has taken its flight
to a better world and is now a gem
in the crown of Him who hath said :
"Suffer the little children to come unto
me and forbid them not for such is
the kingdom of God." Our entire com
munity deeply sympathize with Mr.
and- Mrs, Mickle In the loss of their
little daughter.
A Friend.
LugofT, 8. C. 4 ,
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
employee over 225,000 men, and carries
annually over 185,000,000 passengers.
tin 116 diplomatic relates with Oer
tnan y until such time a? it* attlt ude
is adjusted in harmony with American
right*.
New York Herald :
Stripped of its cant about "human
ity"; of Its parting alx>ut Germany's
previous contentions in ?>ehalf of "abol
ishment of the right of capture"; ot
its tirade against Great Britain and
Its altogether specions contentions with
regard to the fcositanla the German
answer to the 15BB66T States to one ^
dcflance. :*?
Wheat Growers:
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Owinxr to my inability to secure from the factory,
the services of an expert to 1n?tall my Flour, mill, I
will not be able to start running on the 15th as ad
vertised, but the men are herfcnow at work and we
t*-'' ' '? ' v>
e ready next week. Watch next issue of
i
this paper for more definite information.
G. H. LENOIR
CAMDEN, S. C.
Don't Forget Your Fall Garden
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You should plant this month. Late Potatoes,
Ruta Bagas, Snap Beans, Sugar Com, Cab
bage, Celery, Collards, Cucumbers, Lettuce
and Rape.
FRESH SEED ALWAYS IN STOCK.
W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STORE
Phone 30. Camden S. C.
For Quick Sale
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We have for sale 46
acres in the town of
Lugoff, S. C. Can be
bought at a bargain.
For Full Information Apply to
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SHAW & PERRY
REAL ESTATE, RENTS AND INSURANCE
By carrying our Residence Burglary Insurance Covers
your silverware, jewelry and household goods.
Rates for private residences:
$1,000 $10.00 per year
$2*000 per-year ? -
$3,000 ..20.00 per year
$4,000 ...'.24,00 per year
$5,000 ...28,00 per year
The time* to buy Insurance it BEFORE you NEED IT.
COOPER GRIFFIN COMPANY
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Real Estate and Insurance CAMDEN, S. C.
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Camden Undertaking Co.
C. W. "EVANS, Manager
CTHERAL DIRECTORS and LICENSED EMBALMERS
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City -and Country Calls Attended Promptly
DAY OR NIGHT
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Office and Show Rooms at 535 DeKalb Street
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Office Phone 91 / Residence Phone 2&3-L