The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 21, 1916, Image 10
The Chewiest
Chewing Gum
ever Chewed
vj J
Chew
"Bobs"
5c. the packet or two "Bobs" for a
cent at all the better stands and stores.
START your Heart a
Bobbing merrily with
"Bobs"? the heart-shaped
peppermint candy with an
inside of chummy chew
ing gum. The choice chew that
cheers.
Bob for "Bobs"
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Recently I?*ued From the Of
fice of Judge of Probate.
Mi Wil l-- Viiuiu' '.Mi-- Kift\
huuirhnia n. >
Mr T A 1 1 1 < I Mr- I! A
Mfirri-. ? n iinlni
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Hranliri ni I >?-Kalli.
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Mr I ? I ? ? \l \ I
Hrannon. U 'aruden.
Mr. K. I. William* iiinl Miss Louise
Itlakeney. Kershaw.
Mr. II S. Hunter. lift limit*, and .Miss
I >"i a Maker, West vllle.
Mi \\ t*.s|fv Sim lair, I.u>kno\s. and
Mr* Alii** Kfllt* shedd. (*nmdcn.
Mi \ f;? r I ? ? r i < '"krr and Miss f. Utile
Mi.r_'an. Mhinrv.
Mr .1 I' < iar<lncr. ('a.mden. and
Mi.** Annie May Taihert, Methunr.
Mi .1 I? Maker. Sumter. and Mi*s
.J . j. ? |. .1 . .Ii it vr >i i. Medium*
Mr S T I'at-rff and Mi** Aliee I Hum.
K'r^K.iw
M t 1 1 a I*. I- I r . I a :e a*fer. and
> 1 1 - -- ("raiir Tavlnr. ("amdden.
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Mr lame* ? ? I ii d ? ! ? it and Mi** Kinina
Mrnidirun. l.nSufT
Mr l{<>\ Adam* .id Mi** Mamie
> ii.i w Ker*ha\\
Mi Sila* .Ionian and Mi** Kiumie
1 ; ,i *k i n West \ i 1 1 ? ?
i Mr I' I! !,<??? and Mi.*-< Mary ,\|ar*h.
? ' I !!!?!. ?!,
Mr. H. II. IIortoM and Ml** lil?
Went. Ker*b*w.
Mr. Arthur Small and Ml** Matuh*
| Mt'Nautfhton. nrar Kfrshaw.
j Mr. F Mmftfy and Julia
i J,*?U M????4??y> 4'?H*dft?
| Mr Murray Arrant* and Ml** Alice
f St? ?ki*s, Camden,
j Mr. A If. Mrf.aurlii and MK* I'alny
| Mt'lhiimiti, llrlhuiit*.
i Mr l? IVrkliiH, Ihtrllnjcton. and
Miss \lvlan K Ym !?*h. <'amtlt<ii
Mr J M < ruiton. K*t?1?uv\ and
I Mu* M i>. MallM*r?iMi, I.1Iht(\ lllll.
Mr .1 I. NH?.on, INuitlar, it 1 1 ? ! MIhk
\ . i ? -? ? lui knoit, IWanrj
\ 1 1 Frt? I tiardner and MU
j M -ru'.iu. KtTKliaw
Mr I K MulY and Mis* Sallli* I'rue**
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Mr W I'. I't a. It and Mi- IVarl
' Jordan. M?in:V*?* N. < '
I Mr i ' I > d . ? Ktkrr and Ml? Mattiu
Itrlk CanidiM:
Colored.
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I K??i ?ha w i ? ?unt s
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K? ixliaw
.l<>nu> H"\ klu mid Addi?* ' !'?? \ ! ? ? i l.u
i.'. i ft
Ttllmftii SI !ii?'l?*(< >ii and K<?it 1 ? S(r>
\ it. < 'ant?\\
1'hllllp Hammond and Mi?'iii>' Cun
ningham. I.lhcrt.v lllll.
Ur\ Kit-hard Tillman, Columnm and
1 .17./. It' Watts. H?*ath Springs
Ashful Ta>l??r and Llzzir '"Irittln,
lUaney.
KoImtI Ta\lt>r and Ma-U'i*' Fi\>?i\ of
< 'it indi'D.
Illrain Fortum* ami Laura l!i't<her,
< a tmlen.
Jamrs Ft?\\ Irr and t'lara * 'a. :!<?> . of
< *a mden.
J?*eph Clarkson and I 'rake
ford. Camden.
Sam Mrfrant'.x and l.lllie i.'asklu.s,
( 'aimlcn.
Sam W rich I and Fllrn I ?u r??i i . C?n
t i* v . ^
James (iaml?.<l and Amelia t'liAin
plon, ('aradon.
Zarh llallf tt ml Mar) Williams, of
Itt'iykins.
.1 < >h i) Kdwards ami Janlt* Thompson.
( 'aimlt'ii
Itnfu- AntluniN and Tinev Minco,
Lilwrty Mill.
('lfvt'land Klrkland and KJla Knox,
( 'a ssHtt.
Sim Jont?* and N'lsa IVa, 1/ongtown.
Willie Alkt'i) and I.uella Murphey.
( 'a mden.
Jaim?- Smwi'II and l.llllt' Munco. lte
rhune.
John Wilson. Liberty Mill, and Ltiln
lMircn. Cantey.
Fd. Hovkln ami Hose Cantey. Hoy
k ins.
Thomas Kntrlish and Sarah Taylor.
Kemlierts.
Frank Kirklaml and Loulst? Antho- i
ny. Cantey. i
MrKinley Kirkland and Ltila Izzard.
( *a ntey.
Amhrosn MrCasklll and Minni?' Ha
ley. llethune.
Adison l{t)hins.?n and Janetre Johu
J son. < 'a mden.
Charlie Shannon and I'hillis dnrj.
j l5o\ kins |
Willif Furuisitn and Kt-hect-a Thtim-j
j -'it. Hovkins. j
t ; :i i ti?*l ? 1 Ai'ams-m and Klla <'artt?r.
Kail- .
Fd .1 1 ?! m*^ it nd Sadi?' Atkins. K i 1 1*? ?.
: l.?- ii>\ WS^ifakt'r and Carrif Bfltuti.
I < 'a nil l?*n
, Miii" .Mi'( "ii\ and l anma .hcksou. of
Hi'f hunt'.
. I'ra'nk M't'ui.nm and Minrrva S 1 1 r< ? j >
, ? 1 1 1 r<-. 1 . 1 1 ?> \ Mil!.
H<rt??rt KtnHtnr and Ro?a INn*. Lu?
K-rr
Jerry Mfltou and Jaaie Brown. Boy
Icii.n).
Ali'Mzn Mungn and Nettlo Clark, Be
ttinnr. ?
Jhiiicx CuuthMi aod Mary Wright,
Westville.
Charlie Stewart and Sallie Williams,
Kershaw.
Jauif*. Johnson u im I M n r\ Taylor, of
Jt..>kins
I ten n Trut"?d*d it 1 1' I Ma Clarli, of
< 'amden
.lolni Mas-?ev and Hannah King. of
)tf thUllf.
lis 1 ?i iii i ?-?? > ?t 1 1 ? I Li 1 1 If Tnuvtlol, of
Cauidco.
Luther Mingo ami IJIIIe Julinnon.^'of
Stonelwro.
Sylvan Sii?\?-r a nd Maude Drake
ford. Kilgo.
Salmond Dr.ikeford and l.ula JotiQ
sen. Kershaw
I l<*ii ry Bra<y und KsmU* Thompson.
Weidvllle.
Manning Carh-r autj Kosanna <iary,
( 'aindcn.
I.andy Alexander amid F.lla Brevard,
( 'a in 1 1 < 'ii,
<Nrar Simons and Martha TrueatleJ,.
Kershaw .
Alfred Anthon\ andd Florid** Wil
liam*. Westv 111*'.
Jaik Chattel) and K<?*h Belle Kelly.
West vllle.
< Jeorge Alexander and Bona Jones,
Cantev Mill
.lames Brown and I .oina Drakcford,
Westvlllo.
Daniel I.ew Is and Estelle McCray,
< 'ninden.
Willie Bovkin and Kstelle Miller. of
Hoy kins.
David iJrant and Sallie Manlgault,
i .ugotr.
Kddle Jone> and Artless Harris, Bla
ney.
i/onnle McCo) and Ida Clark. Ker
shaw.
John Mlt' hel and Kllza Hnfut. Cam
den
Hezekiah McCulltn and Matt It' Da
vis. Blaney.
\ Jl'DGK'8 VERDICT.
Basse* Judgement On Hum After Try
ing 50,000 Booze-iSoiiiierw.
The Chicago Herald quotes Judge
William \. (Jemmll of the Chicago
Municipal Court in this almost classic
arraignment of the work of the liquor
saloou :
Booze is the mother of crime, it
gives life and sustenance to slums,
dives, hrothels. gambling dens and
"pay-off joints." It nerves to his deed
the homicide, the sick-up man, the
I hurglar, the thief and the thug. It
j tires the hrain of the prostitute and
the panderer. It feeds an*l inflames,
: tli?- passions of the weak-minded * and
the degenerate.
I have tried an army of r>0,0<X) hu
man derelicts, most of whom were
lKK?z?'-soakcd. With faces red and .
bloated. with eyes dull and languid.'
j with bodies weak and wasted, with j
1 clothing foul and ragged, this vast '
!
? ariu.\ is forever marching with un- j
steady step to the graves of the drunk- 1
lard and tin- pau|>er or to the prison j
a ltd \\ orkhonse.
1 have looked into the tear-stained i
face* of a still larirer firtny of i
Jewel Stoves arc Made by
Skilled, Well Paid Workmen
ONLY skilled and experienced molders, mount- ^
ers and polishers that have learned their
trade through apprenticeship are employed
in the great Jewel factories. They are paid the
highest wages their calling demands.
Things to Remember
When you stop to think that every part must be
molded to fit exactly in place; that every joint must
be tight-fitting; and that upon these things depend
the service and fuel economy of a stove; then you
will realize the important part that workmanship
plays in stove making.
When you buy a Jewel, you not only secure & high
ouality stove, hut also help to maintain labor on a
4 live and let live" basis.
CAMDEN FURNITURE CO.
*
PHONE 156 CAMDEN, S. C.
V ? \
and mothers, brothers and sisters,
wives and husbands, as they have
pleaded for the miserable wrecks that
booze has made. I have seen with
this afmy ten thousand pale-faced, hol
low-cheeked, ragged, hungry and starv
ing children, cursed b>* booze.
I have observed that every bandit
crew that rocs forth to murder starts
from tire saloon: that every panaerer
has his rendezvous in a grogshop; that
every den of thieves makes its victim
drunk before it robs them: that every
house of prostitution has its bar or is!
in partnership with booze; that every
gambling den either Is In a saloon or
sustains a close relationship with one;
that tiie pickpocket "trust" is housed
in a saloon: that the "pay-off Joint"
for the ? n>..k and the crooked i>ollce
inan is in a saloon: that the profes
sions* I bondsmen and character wit
nesses for thieves and holdup men are
*.al??on -keepers or bartenders.
x V. r. .XT- TiTt's miispn _i h j.tjth i divorces in
the United States in the last 20 years,
and adds 25,000 moro to this number
every year. It divides more homes,
fills more jails and empties more
churches than all other influences com
bined.
War may be hell, but where it slays
its thousands booze destroys its tens
of thousands.
How long would a Judge have last
ed in Chicago 20 years ago who talk-?
ed like that? Surely the day of our
redemption draws nigh! ? National
Daily. (Westerville, O.)
Kiotlng which broke out Sunday be
tween rival factions at the Church of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus in DuPont,
near Scran ton. Pa.,* resulted in the
death of one man, the probable fatal
Injury of two others and the serious t
injury <>f at least a dozen more. Kniv^*
revolvers and clubs played a pxominent
part. 11 State troopers being n?i /->?<* '
the Injured.
CRcsty de Nttf
HE WAS NOT LACKING IN COURAGE
BUT IN GOOD JUDGEMENT.
THIS IS nr CHESTY/ WHO IS IT 5
PE NUT, THAT'S |? 1 COMt '
WHO IT AM, I I j in:/'
WISH TO HAVE.) ?
FELLOW BOARDERS _
AND BCnRDERfSSes,! \
shall speak to the.
COOK PERSONALLY ASOUT
THESE ^
^6JSCU)TSJ /PJ&
SOHEBOOY REALLY
OUGHT TO MAKE; A
KICK about these
J BISCUITS THE COOK
15 HANDING OUT 6Vf KY
5 INGLE PAY.' f '
GOOD FOR
YOU CHESTY
GOOD LUCK !
REGULAR
DUM-DUM
BULLETS I
CflLLS 'EM,
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they are
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PU M-OUM BULLeTS^HERE
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COURAGE SiV/fNG 1 7 TO
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