The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 26, 1917, Image 8
The
Graham
Cracker with
the Delicious Taste
N. B. C. Graham Crackers are incomparably tno nneet
flavored of graham crackers. Thanks to our careful selec
tion of gram and thorough preparation, we get just the
right proportion of elements tf> make a wholesome biscuit
and one that ia the moat palatable and appetising of its kind*
Try N. B. C. Or ah am Crackers for their delicious nut-ilk*
flavor and flaky crispness. Use them regularly at . meals and
between meals, because they are as digestible ?? they are
nourishing.
5c AND 10c Package*
national BISCUIT COMPANY
RKAI, KSTATK THANKFKKH.
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W. \V. Huekabeo, Sheriff to I.ula A.
Amnions 5V> m-res $225.00.
L. A. Wltlkowsky Master to F. 1-3.
Welsh .'Mh? acres $1,000.
William Olyburn to II. II. Tvuesdell
IKT> Hfif/t * I .r?<>0.00.
I,. I? Wutfs to Klla ( 'upst 111 :i!5 11 J
;Ukr?"M !j?r?00.00.
It. K. S111 to Johu Oatoe acres
*700.
I,. A. WMtkowsky, Master, to W. U.
Clyburn 2?>7 ac res $l.ff00.00.
.1, \V. Wim31'???0. II. Folly 100 acres
$600.
'H['has. i: .Mi l '.isklll to Lis* M. West J
20 acres $r?20. 1
Kdwd. Herd, Sr. to Scott Heed 50 ;
acres- ?10.00.
ICstohcr AleOaskJII to Frank Moses,
trover M<*ses :} jmI Scotta Moses 1*1
neres *1 <>0 and love mid affection.
II. II. Trncsdale to Jack .J. Owens
21 m rcs jfSKHUWV
Mva M rave to .1. M. ('arson and W.
ft.. Threat. I ! t acres $25.00.
Joe MeCa^klll to .1 M: (Jarson and
W M. Viui-iit :?-l acres #1U.7r>.
\V. I. Waekwell lo S. D. Jordan
rtS acres ?mm>.
William IT. M.l.eniton I.. J M.""BuF"
!er 1 acre $?lo.
\\\ I'jillcr tn Miller II Mcl^cndot!
\:v> iicsv-. * >??;.< ?< ?(?
l.ann- - 'V -M1IU, ial Master, 10
W. H. K i rkhride neres $7.^)0. f,
F. I et?-ii to i. j. .Jordan 11(1
l? res > T.'MIh . "
PRAYER FLAGS OF TIBETANS
When They Flutter Pieas of The De
vout Ascend to the
Omnipotent.
Knolrering the buildings of Idmsn,
Tibet, Is tli ? Sacred rood, merely (o
wu I i. ah. in; which absolves the mortal
from nil carilily .sins, aud many pll
Kt'li prostrate t hei.i.sel ves for its en
tire ien^il;, ihus securing everlasting
ha|*,>;ness u. their future "life, John
Claude Whl'e writes lu the National
? < .ie??:;raphi(! Magazine.
The mo*; M.tcivstihK portion of the
Sacre;! nm 1 is where it rims through
soi I - sharp limestone rocks, carved
de?-fiy with ,i::nres nf I'wUMilt painted
In I' : 'IV colors,
Fiv.i.i the roeks prayer flags are sus
]?e: red on liie-v running lo an Island
tn r*?e rivec. These prayer flags are
vmiwrsal in Tibet, and so long a*
they are i loving they are recording
pra.wrs f???* tV.e benefit of those who
jitif the:..
All dev*M?*es. men anii women, walk,
al\\;iys t u :*i . : ? *_r a sri.all hand prayer
wl 1. H"ed with !uute | ? ravers,
printed <'ii Ihiu paper; and large
prayer v hoi Is. filled in sonic cases
with tons i if paper prayers, are set
revel virtu I ?> water power. Smaller
ones are turned by the hot air rising
from butter lamps.
Single pru\ crs, printed on tldn cloth,
are strum; vertically on poles or
stretched across open spaces to flutter
In the wind and thus send millions of
prayers vibrating toward the Omnipo
tent for the Venctit of someone's soul.
They are most picturesque. Au old
lama I on?v <juesli >ied on the subject
told me "'hat If the person turning the
wheel truly believe 1 that by doing so
he was a-vumulating merit, it would
certainly count as a meritorious ac- i
tlon." |
? NOTICE
\ 1 1 p.-. *;v. ar<* hereby M 'ti.'u? 3 no:
? to i" ? ." j p.?n. or in any way trespass j
l poll '* it. I- helollgin:' to the City j
.,f i 1 . pj t, . w hieh s;iiil hind - are tin \
iitt..| i f the ('< niuii-vioMers |
,f ' I: W.-i'k. of 'he said City.,
f ? r ? uti i i" J full extent of the [
1 n m XX >11 o? - ouiinst persons so j
f<^;ui ! t resjia^.-i'._. j
ro.MMlSSli I.N'FKS <?F lM'IU.lO
\VDUKS ''1 t in: CITY OF
< AMMKN
LOST CERTIFICATE !
Noth'e is herjp?y given that three
shares of the Wateree Ituildlng &
lx;iii Association. Series N"o. .'{, Certlfi
?*?te Vo. t?*2, lx>Hring date October 7,
Win. nnd iKdonging to Mrs. L. S. l^ingl
hav fteen lost and tliar after explrn- |
tion of thin advertisement I will make
-i pplieatioii for a duplicate of said last
f?Hpers.
MltS. Ij. 8, LA NO.
<"arii<len. S. f., Jan. 22, 1017.
3tl.pd. ,
Only a Dad.
Only a dad, with a tired fuce,
Coming home from the dally race,
Bringing the little of gold or fame
To show how well he has played the
game.
Hut glad Imhls henft that his own re
joice
To see him come and t<? hear his
voice.
Only a dad with a brood of four.
One of ten million men or more,
Plodding along in the dally strife,
Hearing the whips and scorns of life
With- never a whlmi?er of jmln or hate
l"or?' the sake of those who at- home
await.
Only a dad, neither rich nor proud
Merely one of the surging crowd,
Toiling, striving from day to day,
Facing whatever may come his way;
Silent, whenever the harsh condemn,
And bearing it all for the love of them.
Only a dad hut he gave his all
To smooth the way for his children
small.
Doing, with courage stern rind grim,
The deeds Quit his father did for him,
This is the line that for him I i>en,
'inly a dad, hut the host of men,
- Author Fnknown.
Dorothy Irhy, aged f? years of Co
lumbia. was ?.erh?usly injured Satur
day afternoon when she was run over
hy a truck belonging to the Southern
F/Vpi'ess Co Her thiirh was broken
ami .M-vi ral of he r tooth wore knocked
out
vv is ? < v
( AiTOMOtULE TI IJK Vulcanizing?
We have J"* - ta lied iir electric tube
! \ ul< ani/er. W ?> Hay's Oarage,
( vjhoS' Ji, S. c ' 4t i.
KOK SAID ? ton* Nitrate Potash,
is | . -r cent. ammonia. <> per cent.
I <>t;i !i. c< ? t n I ? i : ? * ? ' 1 L' I. subject to be
Srr L Mnsrlry, Camden.
s < '
. )ii SALE-Oood tn !!??!? enw. Apply
(m \V. T. Trui -ili ll. \\ (??. i v i IN*. S. (
1(. P. I) I ii.pi I
FOU KKNT ? Four room '.'ottage. also
' I rooms fur light housekeepin \p
t ti? IL'Hi <!tli vi'. It road.
IVANTl'iU ? Calves and heifers. Ilen
r\ Savage, Camden. S. (' . or \\ ,\
i : ~ d . i.agoir. s. r. ' ' in.
JOS! SAI.K ? Fifty hu-die!*. lion peas,
"Jo per hu>hel. Apply to T. .1
er. c.suiden I Td. '. ii-:;
SALESMAN WANTED? to soli.it .,r
<i. for luhr!< m< ing oils, grease- :in<l
pa i n t - Salary < r commission. Ad
dre?s Til'1 Uar.i'.v ' ?il Co., Cleveland.
' ?!: O. Iri I >< I
Ml 'SIC LESSONS? in Violin, Piano!
?'elli. Cello Banjo. Mandolin. Ouitar
and Sa\aphonc, hy artists of superior
merit. Address (i. Tallarleo, musical
director. The Kirkwood. Camden. S.
C. I01-2;:i.
Jl'ST RECEIVED ? < ine car load Ni
trate Soda. Deliveries can he made
at once. Workman Onwery Company,
Camden. .?<. C tot f .
Fl'KNISHEI) ROOMS? hy the week or
month, ll.'i Laurens, street. Apply
to Mrs. T. W Lang, Camden. S. C.
10 11
WHEN yon want l?hm1 shoe work done
? end them to the man at C. C
Whitaker's. ItKtf.
POWEK! murr
power Let us rehore your cylinders
and lif' oversize pistons and rings
Any make of automobile. Fords a
?i?ei ialty W. < ?. Hay's (Jarage and
Machine Sin. p. L'Ttf.
INTERKST1 N o Prices on N.trate Soda
18 per cent. Acid. Tankage, b? th for
eign and domestic. Courteous alien
tlon will be given nail orders. I!
D Hostl'k, Camden. S C. .'{Iff
WANTED? White oak In logs that will
square C>X(> and over, to be 11 f??ot
or longer. Will pay $'JO.OO per l.'HKi
and up, according to size, In car load
lots, f.o.b. the cars. K. D. Bontlek.
Camden, S. C. .'{Iff
WANTED ? Will pay cash for old p?
I>er, hooks, mngarines and rags. 2Ttr
per hundred pounds for waste paper;
.TT> centa i>er hundred pounds for
l*ook? and magazines; per hun
dred pounds for rags. Palmetto Bag
and Waate On., H. L 8ehlo6hnrg,
president, Camden, S. C.
REALTY TRANSFER^ \
A? Shown by Book* in dHRc ?
of County Auditor. ; v
. tiiiXUJUftU " ffoykiu and Fanoto A.
Johnson to Thomas Antrum ltoykin,
Wm. B .Johnson, Jr., and Ann John
son Hoykln 500 acres $1.00 ami other
conjild^ri ( ions.
Minnie A. I N'Siius.simv K? Thomas An
crum Hoykln, Wm. K. Johnson, Jr.,
fllld Ann Johnson ."MM) acres $1.00 and
other considerations.
Jessie A. Hpeneer to Thouias An
cn.im Moykln, Wm. K Johnson. Jr., and
Ann Johnson Hoykln 500 acres $1.00
and other considerations.
James Moore to S. N. Nicholson 110
acres $000.00.
.1. N. Joneis to A. D. Jackson 1 acre
$?25.00.
I,. A. Wittkousky, Master, to Bdna
10. Jolu^L. I>. Jones, Jr., Mdrrln New
ton J ones and Hrnest Jones 150 aerea
$1.00.
Klla Cupstid to 1-. I>. Watts 11 acres
$500/
William Wood to Knoch Friisier 1'
sore $25.00.
J. J. McSweeii to F. K. Welch HOO
mrcs, $5,000.00.
^Nannie McCoy, et al, to H. C. Woat
Jiw-I acres $5.00 and other considers*
tiona.
Nnnule McCay, et al, to J. I*. Cooper
?K) acres $5.00 and other consldera*
tions.
Nanule McCoy, et al, to L. L? Weet
7S acres $5.00 and other considera
tions.
Nannie McCoy to Atom West 80
acres $5.00 and other consideration*.
Nannie McOoy to J. R. West 70
acres $5.00 and other considerations.
Nannie McCoy to Ix>ttle West 76
acres $5.00 and other conaldera tions.
Nairn in Mc()oy to Mario Wwt 85
ucicv, $.\00 aud other couslderatloiiH.
Ch*i:l ew K? Joyner lo John O. Kelly
42 arres $800.
rianter'H Fertilizer and Phosphate
Co. to Wateree Tower Co.. 102 a?'ie>?
!$100. - ul:.
L, A. Wlttkow.sky, Master to F. M.
Ztinp 225 imwn 1600.00.
W. II. IVttnv to lk?sk A (Jregtf Hard
ware To., 120 eerea $2,000.00.
Anmnda W. Hull to I, J Jordan 9H
IHTfM $105.00.
A. !>. Hurst to H S, linker. 1 1*4
acres $100. |
Annie HuckttWtt to J. II. Hums 288 ;
am* ?54(5.40, " ? ?
Nettle Jolly to National Hank Sum |
ter, 233 1-3 acres $10.00 aud other eow
sldlTtttlOIM.
W. R Davis to II. W. Hest 1 house
and lot at Hethune $15.00.
VV\ W. I.luekabee, Sheriff, to J. 11. '
Hums 10 acres and HbulldM $2,
000. , I
J. H. Truesdel, et at, to "Si. c. Pines
del 06 acres $1.00.
It. II. Cook to Mariah Hallard 1
'house and lot In Camden $350.00.
W. 1?. Stewart to J. R. Abbott 15
acre* $000.00.
U. W. lioykln, Jr. to W. A. Iioy kin
700 acres $200.00. - .1
Florence Mohley and Magtfle Mobley
to John K. Howell 40 acrea $800.00. j
C. L. Hammond to John H. Howell
40 acres $800.00.
J. W. Wai^lns to U**le A. Halley
1 lot on Fair street.
H. <?. DeHaussure, D. I>. Parish and
M. I). Manning 1 house and lot on
Chora w road $150.00.
J. H. Horns to W. Clinton Moore
1 lot on Chestnut street $5.00.
John F. .Klrkland to Guptas Hirsch
and It. It. Block 206 1-2 acres $1,482.
50.
T. H. Dunlap do John Hinson 1^7
No Substitutes Allowed
*' ' T ^ to klM>wThM Hi' orrfe? ?? ?? iW?rlptUm
p U niKfStTKR, or ???i at *?
WSfi?* 8l,i4HTmTr Su*
10 ** W"*re ,*U "* ,r0,M,i<m
life and health. - t _ ,, |
f v 1,1 ? - - ? ? ^*4 * ?? ,i"'
W7ROB1N ZEMP-S DRUG SJOR
^Myhone 30,
1 acroM 0,500.00,
IV T. Vtt r IntfGU* ,t<L X M?
J(K) acres $750.00.
I* A. Wlttkowsky, Master, tu Heed
Phosphate Co., 1 h(;iis?> and lot on
i Main street ( Latham's Stable**) $1,
I flOfcOO, I
i A. J. Williams an dM. J. Williams
to W. V. Williams 40 acres $1000.
i W, a Williams to A. J. nmj M. J.
Williams 118 acrjed $10.00.
! Krnest Broom t.o f.ouisu Williams
1)0 acres $50.00. J
1 I). W. Joy to Stockholders in Ware
house 1-2 acre $1.00.
L. A. Wlttkowsky, Master, to K. H.
Vlllepitfue 75 acres $1,000. ? v
<\ M. Davis to O. H. Hrannon and
H W. Beet 84 acres $1,200. /
I). J. (Jraham to J, M. Carson C<?,
fl71 acres $1,500. T.
John Collinti to 8 W. Parker 1 *tot
$1.00.
? ^
.' 4 '
H. \S'. Sutton to John WUllai
Jot itt.^uwlea lm ~
jno. II. Pride to Ifattta F. I)<i<
house a ltd lot $tKU>.
W. T, 8mith and J. V. I^wis to \
Kenningtou 1 lot and 2 hoiw?? i
J. Kobt. Magill to F. A. Mas
lot near Btoneboro $32.50.
F. H. Shirley to Ik Oox 1 acre !
Ii. A. Wlttkowaky, Master* to ,
JfclTera, IX. T. Jefferti and K. Jei
Jr.. 1 lot at Blaney 9200.
K. J. Botta to 8. N. Newman
! acres $200.00. 1
Jj. Weat to R P. McQuag* 1 l<j
Bethune $60.00
W. K. Davis to G. B. Branuon
Intercut) tn 1 houae and lot at]
thune $500.00.
O. II. Branhon to H. I). McQ(
1 house and lot at B?thnno $075.00.
Z. Brannon to H. D. HcQuage, i
at B?thnne? $50.00.
Down
South
We Learn
To Spell
I can speh T: S-O-V-E-R
E-I-G-N. ~ now what it
means ? gooci jd and right
stock? the finest ever! ?
My! Isr'- ?.r<- a lot to learn?
Have to i.v >. \ < -ar eyes and ears
open. And. tn i Governor says yo'
can't get it all out of books.
CJ -i
My folks keep telling me: "Re
member voa vn Southern
e
gentleman. Be clean ; jbe sweet ;
be good. A good cigarette burns
- to a smooth, even ash ? it never
parches the tongue nofrdries the
throat" '
So I'm saying t| you? -it doesn't
matter how yoti%pelI cigarette, if
you pronounce- it^$Q^]?REIGN.
You can rely on repl olci/ smooth,
meiiow Virginia and Giajolina to
bacco. Quality tels? and
. J.
? '? ' r
yoss ' of the South KNOW good blood! ?
You Fviks of the South KNOW : -<vod toSaeco! ? " .
" " ' y? :--"T V V
Now let's all us good folks stick together. L,et us be friends ? and ?
you bet I, SOVEREIGN, will never fail you. And besides, just keep
this always in your mind ? .
I am ^aranteed by ^
If ?-oil don't like me return me to youi* dealer and get
/our money back. I have said it. A Sduthern gentleman is known
the world over for .keeping his word, and I have giyen you mine. *
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