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KKKMMAW NKWS NOTKN IniftrmliiiK llapj>rfiiii/(* <i?Uirrnl Froat Tl?<< Km of Thut Tin; lilt 1 1* v?n ??f Mr. ami Mrs. W.I V J>al>m\v, atf(Ml 5 .war*, ?II?m| at i 1m> ? lloilM' of III* i?H I't'U f/4 ni I In* Mill v 1 1 hlK? ' Im-'I IiIiIh.v ami Wjlf* iMtrlnl nl l'lr?iis^ul I'laln unm?ynrii on v.S|il urila \ . Tin1 . . 'I r luu'iul m i'v ici' hua con duel oil liy .Kcv , l\ I.' lUarkmou. |?l. Mini Ml'i S. I l(rti*l|l^1o|| ami ?Mi and Mrs. I l( MHK ami ilrtUKltUT. i<f ( 'uiiiiii'ii. iMulon'il t<> Krr.slia w anil s | M ' 1 1 1 Siimjuy ii HciikhiH lii'l'i' In llir Iji'Ii] MoihIiiv imi 1 1 it ? t|i|<yitloil of Usuiuu ft'J.IKMI l?oi|(|'- for. (t'l ? Ml ion* hii.iI i?'|niIi> to i|h> <lra*l?'?t school, .'Ml volt's U'l'i'i* <?t>l all Ih'Iiii,' , in fa \ or of tin' l?oml>. The lira iim'H vimI >ii |>l??a-ant rail 1'i.ist rrlila,\ from Coiinl.v SwjH'iTlsor m <\ > HM *. - - - - ut l.'autlvii. wlit? wAtf *u? to look M rt?-i illli I trl x I WI tallillltf to tlw 1 1 ? ? w roa<l from CaNxatl to Kr?Hha\vc. . 3 .1 HtU.di. of ?VV?'.?lvJIJ<*. ha* |?v?r ? l;,l i '! ,111 j Mrl l;i l;< ! r ? Ml ?l I IK 'HI \iTil?>u \ <Vi?>k Irfl 'M'MhIhv fur tilt* I ujVrnH.v of riiti'iiiso. whrro lu? Iuih l.n'D )i\uu<l.-it ?i xholnr^lilp ami will I ('Illli l.tliill VI llllc o>lllpl?*thlK tin* IMl. I ?. l oursv. * '' ' * TlM" ji:i.s|m| (ilr of Ue\ J ami's KuH"4')l ni |lrav<<i' ( 'iffk t'lWirrh wan rom/lutled la i Similar, iiiiil in futiil'O U?>\. ,1. (', Kuwait win pivurli a t that clitin'U <?ii (In- tir>l iiihI Ihlnl SuihIu.n In cat-It lllulllll. Mis^ ,NVlh' Mi-Miirh. <?f ('aitiilcit, s|H<ii.t ' lu?t xM^-k oml .lii Korshaw with I mm" |?uifHtM. ? >. II. Watson and faiiill.v altontlcil ih<' 7Mli MrtlnJav cHt-lira t Ion of AN-. |{. Itol>crt?on at Ant loch last Humlay. Facts GET the facts on the operating cost before you buy any automobile. Find out the truth before- not after. And don't be satisfied with hear say or a salesman's claims. The price of gasoline is high; so is oil and there is sure to be an increase in the cost of all tires. So, what you want is the car that will give you most miles per gallon of gasoline, per gallon of oil and per set of tires. Here are the facts proved by the Max well stock touring car that recently set the World's Motor Non-Stop Record: Maxwell World'* Non-Stop Record Facta Miles without a motor stop. . .22,023 Average miles per cjay (44 days) 500.6 Miles per gallon of gasoline . 21.88 Miles per gallon of oil . . 400 Average' miles per tire 9,871 Remember that this was a Non-Stop Endurance Record ? -in order to prove that the Maxwell car was exceedingly sturdy, reliable and trouble proof. No attempt was made or could be made to save gasoline, oil or tires. So these fig ures merely indicate what would be possible under ordinary driving conditions. 'Right now we have a Maxwell we can deliver to you, and if you don't want to pay cash, make a deposit and pay the balance as you use the car. But don* t put it off. We know the Maxwell factory can't get half enough freight cars to carry their doubled output. Later on we may nor be able to ? supply you. But we can NOV.'. Better phone us for a demonstra tion today. Touring Car, $655 Roadster, $635 Pricc* F. O. D. D o tr <ut D. T. YARBROUGH, BETHUNE, S. C. DISTRIBUTORS FOR SHOE POLISHES Contain no acid and thus keep the leather soft, protecting it ag^Init cracking. They combine liquid and paste in a paste form and require only half the effort for a brilliant lasting shine. Easy to ui? for all the family ? children and adults. Shine your shoes at home and I keep the* neat. . THE F. F. D ALLEY CO- Ltd, V /\(h Buffalo, N. Y. I BLACK- WHITE-TAN II ? KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT They reported a largt^ attendance of three generations of the family ami a jnotft pleasant ?>ecaslon, T F lloiioii and .1 C. Faulkei) bdl> low lirdllp commissioners In I'.uf falo ami Flat townships, attend cd the regular monthly meeting of I h*v count, \ boa ill at Cannh.ni Motrdax SIMMAKV of TftK WAH, An attempt h> the Germans to press further south against the l'n?iieh lirthe region of Itiiunmont, northeast of Yer (hm. has met with repulse and run sMnahle losses. In the same sector. nort.li of the ('all let t e wood, file French have continued their progress In drlv lug hHek the Teutons. The (ieruiau attack south of lnouaii niont was launched against the French tlrst lines of defence, hut* tile French raked the advancing Tuetons with their curtain of lire, machine guns and In fantry lire. forcing them t'6 retreat in disorder northwest towards the Chauffour wood. An attack by the (ioniums -on the town of llaucourt, northwent of Yer dun. also failed, as likewise did an attempt to reach the French trenches near Seppols, In the Yosges Mountains. Elsewhere along the western front there have only been reciprocal hoin Imrdiuetits and some mining activity on the line held hy tlie ltiitlsh. On the Russian front the artillery activity of the Russians in the Lake region southeast of Dvlnsk has increas ed, hut in general no important changes in the positions of the Russians and Germans have taken place, The Austrlaus have occupied the bor der ridge between- LobMa Alta and Monte Fumo. which was held by the Italians. Artillery duels sjlll are in progress on the Doherdo sector, and the Col di Laua and in the Giudlcarian Alps. Another Zeppelin air raid \vas made oil England Monday night? the fourth in as many 'days. Merlin says that for tifications near Yarmouth, were at tacked. A Itrltlsh official statement asserts that no casualties resulted, and that no damage was done. The Russian new war minister. (Jen. Tehojivaleft1, announces that all his efforts will be directed to providing the Russian army with sufficient equip ment to win the war. He declares that "there must lie more deeds than words," and that reorganization in some departments was necessary. TIIK FAKR SUBSCRIPTION. ltewaiv of the fake subscription! The Funk and Wagnals Company print this week in the Litcramy I)jgest a w-*h rniiijj saying : "Swindlers are at work throughout the country soliciting subscriptions f^r popular lieriodicals. \Yc urge that no money be paid to strangers even though the> exhibit printed matter apparent ly authorizing them to represent us, and cs|H'cially when they offer cut rates or a bonus. The Literary Digest mailing list showing the dates of ex piration of subscriptions is never given out to an \ one for collection of re newals. Better send subscriptions di rect, or postpone giving your order un til >5'ou can make inquiry. If you have reason to suspect that the members of your community are being swindled,, notify your chief of police or* sheriff, 1 and the publishers, and arrange an other Interview with the agent at which you can take such action joint ly as may seem proper." The caution was brought to the at tention of tills paj>er by a woman who said she had twice given money to young men who were "working for n scholarship" at some college, and who offered short-term subscriptions to certain magazines at cut rates. She had received no copies of the maga zines. Several times after this she had been approached with similar propositions, but hud refused to be taken in. Complaint* to the magazine otlices proved that her name had nev er been given to the subscription de partments of those magazines. It Is n timely warning, applicable to any publication. Either send your order direct, or |M?st|>oiic it until you lnake inquiry. ? Anderson Intelligencer. ORD Cars ORD Parts ORD Accessories SERVICE STATION AND FORD PARTS IN STOCK KERSHAW MOTOR CO. Phone 140 Camden, S. C. Thf Wtundid Fo?*. Here a t>eautlfHl hospital atei > i . corded by t Hi?, William Kellers In his honk Willi (Mir Fighting Men" An Kngllsh colonel's wife wn? making the round of ? military ward when she noticed n won tided soldier toying with ? German helmet. ??Well," i(?M she, "I yon kill ed your mini?" "Well, ii a w," quietly responded the soldier. "Von see It wan like this, lie lay on "the Held pretty near uie with an awful hud wound an' bleedln' away Hoiuethin' terrible. I wan losln' a lot of j>lood, too, fra my leg. but I man aged to crawl up to him an' bound hlpi Up as well tia I could, an' he did the game for me. Nawthln', o' eoorso, was said between us. I knew no German an' the Ither man not a word o* Kng' llsli, so when he'd dun, not seeln' hoo else tao thank, him. 1 Just smiled an' by way o' token handed him my Glen* 'garry, an' he smiled back an' glv' me his helmet," ? Airsickness and Aviator*. . The budding aviator Is not prone to seasickness. Airsickness undoubtedly (Joe# some times trouble pilots of the bad sailor variety during long and stormy voyages, when tho machine rocks and pitches to excess, but it Is comparatively rare and generally means the tiler Is exhausted or out of i condition. The airsU'kiioss that is akin to mountain sickness only makes Its appearance at heights very un usually attained by flying machines, in the matter of the "controls" these are now more or less uniform and standardized, to the great advantage of the beginner, who, apart from being relieved of the necessity of learning many different systems, Is called on by the system now employed to do in flight Just that which his natural In stinct would suggest.? Westminster Ga zette. Asoansion island. The island of Ascension, in the At lantic, belonging to Great Britain, is one of the most unique places in the world, in that there is no private prop erty in laud, no rents, no taxes and. no uso for money. The flocks and herds are public property, and the meat is Issued as rations. So are the vegeta bles grown on the farms. When an Island fisherman makes a catch ho brings it to the guardroom, where It Is " Issued by the sergeant major. Practically the entire population are sailors, and they work at most of the common trades. The climate is almost perfect, and anything can be grown. The island is 8 miles by fl in size and has a population of about 450. It is 230 miles northward of St. Helena and is governed by a captain appointed by the British navy. Card of Thanks. Editor Chronicle:* ? We desire to ex press through the columns of your pnitf'i', our HJiiwro thanks and appro rintion of the kitxlnewx ami attention f\(rn<U'<l um durlntf tin* iil&eoH ami death ot OUT U^Af mother and Kiaud mother. Th?> roualderatlun shuwu ii* by the*** goo<l frlt'iuis will ^ foricvMftt. Mr Hint Mis. N. 1. Ca^ tu?<t LUttluiiu>, *.t\. April 4, 1U1?/ FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL PURPOSES. ' O . Box Papers, Pound Papers, Typewriter Paper*, | bon Papers, Correspondence Cards, Inks, Pencils, EraJ Writing Pads, Blank Books, and most anything in then you might need. 1 W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STOR DKLIVKKV MOST 8ATISFACT0RI FOR SALE Pure Bred HEREFORD Cattlel "The Kind That Pay." We are offering: for sale 50 head of big bone bulb j of breeding age of highest quality and breeding. Camden Beef Cattle Farms LIKSOFF, SOUTH CAROLINA. FRED K. PERKINS, Special Partner HENRY CUNNINGHAM, )| Fruits and Vegetabli ' ?' . ' . . . - 1 . ' . WE CARRY AT ALL TIMES A NICE ASSORTMENT! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. TRY A Bll OF OUR FRESH CELERY. YOU CAN FIND AT d CANDY KITCHEN ALL OF THE NICEST FLAVOffij CANDIES. ALWAYS FRESH. COLD DRINKS SERA FROM OUR FOUNTAIN ARE THE VERY BEST, j WHEN IN NEED OF SOMETHING IN THE VEG! BLE LINE TO HELP OUT WITH YOUR DINNER Dl IN TO SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU. CAMDEN CANDY, KITCHE1 Spero Beleos, Proprietor. Phone 78. Camden, ? EASTER i . ? ? Truly Tailored and Truly THAT DESCRIBES BEST THE BIG TAILORING OPPORTUNITY WE Al THE MEN AND YOUNG MEN OF CAMDEN. WE NOT ONLY PUT TAILO' CLOTHES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL, BUT WE AFFORD A VARIED SHI TION OF OVER SIX HUNDRED SELECT MATERIALS, ALL WOOL, SMART ORING, PATTERN AND EFFECT, WE TAILOR THESE MATERIALS INTO A LY WONDERFUL SUIT AT A TRULY WONDERFUL PRICE $15 and Up DON'T BUY THAT PALM BEACH, MOHAIR OR SILK SUIT UNTIL YOU OUR LINE OF SAMPLES SHOWING PLAIN PIN STRIPES, TARTAN CHEC*J. GLEN URQUHART PLAIDS, LIGHT AND DARK COLORS. DON'T BUY A KM MADE SUIT? THEY ARE ALL CUT AND MADE BY ONE PATTERN. Wr> MAKE YOUR SUMMER SUIT TO YOUR TASTE AND ANY STYLE AS CHEVj YOU BUY THEM READY-MADE. COME IN AND LET US PROVE IT. W6 ^ PEOPLE FROM "MISSOURI." DON'T FORGET OUR CLEANING AND PRESSING DEPARTMENT F0Rp8j WHOLE FAMILY. GIVE US THAT NEXT GARMENT TO CLEAN AND "J PRICE NO HIGHER THAN OTHERS, BUT THE WORK WE GIVE YOU MUCH BETTER. ?em Barnes & Hyman Tailoring ComH MASTER CLOTHERS, BUILDERS AND CLEANERS Switzer's Old Stand Phone 80 1013 Main St.