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Demonstration and Sale of Neponset Floor Coverings Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 13-15-16 ?Even Y oungsterfl Welcome Neponset Its cheerful color designs and resilience t( the step appeal both to mothu. at her work a; '1 children at play. Thick, durabl . . waterproof,sanitary, and easily kept clean. Lies flat without tacking and won't curl. NepdnseT Floor Covering Artistic designs specially suitable for kitchen, bath-room, sewing-room, play-room, bed-rooms, halls and closets. Saves work, nerves and floors. Inspect our display today. Made by BIRD & SON (Established 1796) East W*]pol?, Muiacbufttti iMirhi;; kale ii 1111 11 t'liii 'i ist r;i I ion the n Hikers have made us s|K'<"iul c(iii(TMsioiis. We lire uolii *4 to sell M\e|M?iisel at (*?<? ]tCr square yard. See satupte in fron I of onr slore. Baruch-Nettles Co. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA liKlllsil IIO!,I) TIIKIK UAINS Despite llraij Counter ? \ttncUs 1?) liHrm* (icrniiiii lories. S i lit'L* t !l< llllllllll* of h<~l V? O'k the ? iI'i'tii!i>i i nail's in in 1?? r ? it;t \?? Ihtii l r\ ii,u t. mv>| from the 1 *. i 11 i?11 tin* territory taken from them lh 111? ? re ???'!?! l?itr offensive of 1 * i?? I ? I M: I l*~"W. i I 11.1IU As oil previ hi- <ln>- I'no, n I'i i11 ? ? liupprerht of Ihlvari.'. oh \\ ? ? iIii? ? ?1i \ iim)<'iisln'<I la rue number- <it' hi- troops in iin .i 11?? ii11ki in reoapi hit terrain mi tii*> Ypro- seetor. when* the l'riti-h arv soriously t iii'catiiiiii^ iii.s ioiii inuniia lioii line with iMeml ainl ! In- siih lUiirliit' 1 >;i -.o at Zoehrtmue. l.ver wahhfill tin* ji u 11I ier- ?i f Mai;; auain wrought havm- atnon_' tin- a i;a< kin_' waves .in,; dispersed the <o>rmai<- if11 hen v \ ea-u:rll ies ami retaine'l all their positions in tart. TlU'fe ^ti!! is no imlieat i> ?! i of lie t'ime set hy I'i?iM Marshal llaiiT for the reiie w :i I of his effort* to press oil low a i?i| .Mul ''lit the 1.1 lie railway, hut ho i- stea?lil> keeping up his pouinlini: of (In- i ?eriuati treiu-lu's with hi masse* of artillery. Although the lierinan war other as serrs that in Turkey'* fii-'ht alone I lie eastern hank of the Mell-e in the Venlun >r< tor. tin* German- raptured a ooinpa ra t'i\ el\ hniu line of 1'rein h t renehos. /ho Fretn li ot!i< i1) i-oiiiinuiii ration ni;ikr- no m?*'i:-*oii ..f this ami a--erts ineivh that violent artliieiv hunt hiir ami spirited patrol1 enuaue inents took pla< e Whi i- t o I'rifi-h ami 1'ivin h air men ? ??ir i?? 11? ? iheir hoinhinu' opera fion- a-,m o-i ilorinaii\'s submarine hase at '/.<? *-ii* ? r__:r iii.l poinf>. of mili fan impor: iin I- hi himl tlie lines.* the 1 . llrcnch a viator*.-h-hc- -keeptntr up I lnnr ;111:i?*k oil (icrman i??w 11>. ;111<I cities in reprisal for the shcllim: hy (icrmaus, <>f l In' open town of liar le-lMic. More tliiiu. I.">(11mh? |Mtiiinls of explo sive* are reported to 11fIi? hceli dropped on numerous Herman settlements .Uiioiil: I III' 111 III' (own i?f linden. ItHIIH-'l :i ;t health resort. .Likewise tlic Italian* .?lri- irivini: the Austrian* little respite from aerial in- i eiii'sinns, sitrstin having drop|M><| four ton*.' of project iles on military ohjee lives at Palo. the ^rcai Austrian naval , li.isc ?>n the Adriatic. ami hninhed other points of military advantage. In ad dition, the Italian* have repulsed de ! cisi vely another Austrian at tack on the Western slo|?es of Monte Sin < iahriele. i i Meeting of Civic I/ea^ne. The regular meeting: of the Civic l.eavrue will he hehl on Monday after noon Oitoher s. at the Cramiuar: School at t ;.*>0 o'clock. Ilot Supper. We have lx*cu requested to announce that a hot supper will he uiven at the i'i*>.iileuce of Mr. and Mrs. It. It.! , 'I'i nesdaje. nvar Caiitex. on the even-' ; Iiiu' of Friday. i k tnlier PJth. The put.Hi i? eotdialh invited to he pros ei?I I'ro'-oed* of vtipper will i:o for i?enctit of Canfex School. ViiiiiihI Kumma^e Sale. Tin- V?'uu_' Woman's Church So > iel ..f the Met hod is t Church will hold their annua! rummage sale <>n Sa i iirda.\. '?<!. l?. at the old stand of The people'* Supply Co. All parties who will have articles to contribute io thi* -ale are riipiested to have them readv f-'ridav afternoon. VITONA, the new reconstructive tonic. TANLAC, the tonic svs'em purifier4. VINOL a modern cod liver o 1 tonic. SUL-FERRO-SOL, nerve tonic and blood purifier. NUXATED IRON the new iron tonic. and most all the new medicines and the old ones that are good at W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30. BALDNESS DUE TO PET DOGS * ? - j.f - ? ;l Doctor Holds Caninei Responsible for Epidemic Which Has Appeared Among Women In London. From London coitus a warning to women who have pet dogs. since the start of the war many English women have found that they wore losing their hair. A Wcul Knd halrdronaer, observ Iiik that he had had more oaae* of fall Iiik hair in the lant year than ever he fore, regarded worry and grief as the cause, but a physician uilvanccs an other theory: VThls explanation la partly correct," says this physician. "The depressing effect on vitality of fear, uuxlety and Borrow t reacts with aerleis eonse <lu*Mtee? on the hair," Hut In iny opln ion the fplderolc, If there la an epi demic, la to he traced iualiriy to infec tion from dogs. "Every hair expert knows that in nine out of ten caaea the premature loss of hair la due to dandruff. That condltlou often results from the pres ence of microbes whoae great source Is the dog. Ordinary cleanalng with soap or shampoo preparations la of practl cally no use, hut simple antiseptics, Huqh aa boric ointment, uaually bring about a speedy cure. As a preventive measure dispense with the dog." RADIUM CURES CANCER CASES Report of London Institute 8hows Suc cess In Treatment of Many Patients in Past Two Years. In the years 101.1 and 1916 the Ra dium Institute of London handled J1.400 cases, giving 12,881 separate1 turat ments. These were of many forms of cancer and of skin diseases. Of these, H7 were not treated, 128 were treated too recently to record results, 88 re ceived Irradiation merely as a precau tionary measure. Of the remaining 1,157, the official report says, 172 were "apparently cured," 52 were "cured." 498 "Improved," 215 "not Improved." 147 abandoned treatment and 76 were dead. Thfere were 180 cases of rodent ulcer, which of all forms of malignant dis ease Is most amenable to the^ctlon of radium. Lesions which do not affect mucous membrane, bone or cartilage and which have ixlt previously been treatment with Xray, C02, Ionization, snow, etc.,."can almost Invariably he cured by one treatment," says the Lancet. Mobilize Yourself. Mobilize yourself. Speed up. Cut out your wastes. The Idler Is un ene my of the republic. So Is the waster. Mr. Plumber, when you go to John Easyrnan's bouse to stop a leak, and forget to take your tools with you, and charge him up with a dollar's worth of time while you ifre getting them, you are subtracting from his ability to pay for the Liberty, bond that he has subscribed for, and you have Tieeh guTTty of nn unpatriotic neg ligence. Mister Illghroller. when you are spending a night along the Great White Way you are consuming luxu ries which represent the labor of men who should l??* growing wheat or some thing that Is essential. Mr. Joyrider, Why should you burn gasoline that the transport service needs and serves no useful purpose to you? Mistress Mary, consider what slavery to fashion means In the consumption of wool, cot ton, tlax and labor. There are many ways of self-mobilization, and each one doing ills bit.?-Engineering and Mining Journal. Paraffin Better Than Ambrine. Tlu? so-called ambrine, invented by Dr. Barthe de Sandfort and used In France for healing burns and other in flammations, is almost all paraflin. So are its several American imitations. The Journal of the American Medical Association has been testing them, as well as the many different brands of paraflin, and it finds that the success of treatment with It depends upon the kind of paraffin used. It gives a formula with which any one can make a paraflin film similar in chemical composition, but superior In physical properties to ambrine. This is: Paraffin 120-122 F? 07.f>; olive oil, 1.5; asphalt, 4 drops. And it says it is exceedingly probable that fitfther ex perience will show that for most pur poses simple parnftin will serve as well ns. if not better than, any of the mix tures. Chicken Had Unusual Dressing. A roasted chicken enabled two pris oners to escape from the county Jail at New Brunswick, N. J., despite the inspection of their cells every ten minutes and the armed guards who surrounded the building. To outward appearances the fowl, which was sent to the prison by a brother of the men, was brown, appetizing and innocent. It was learned later that, instead of bread crumbs and spices, its Interior held saws and files. When a keeper made one of his Inspections the men were snoring loudly on their cots. Ten minutes later he found that they had disappeared by way of the win dow from which they had wrenched the bars. Still later the brother who brought the chicken, and his hiirh pow ered automobile, were also found to be gone. They Knew. "Now. little folk," said the lovely young teacher, "does anyone know what g-bo-v-e-a spells?" No one did. "Well, that is a pretty hard word for such tiny people, so I'll let you guess. "What does father \<-ear on Ids hands when he beats the ruga and spades In the grrde.i?" "Blisters!" shrieked a small-sized anvil chorus. MYHTKKIOrft A LA It A.MA KILL! NO ism* 3s. Physician Killed him! MlulHlrr IVrhnpN M<>? lulh Wounded. Itussoll villc, Alii., (U-t. 8. The ImhI.v of Or. Thomas llughe*. prominent physhlau and KUivtHin of this C?it,v. wn*? found (<xln.v, si\ mi Irs from here, shot to pieces, ?nd t|uk Hew T. J. Terry, pastor of the Methodist Church, was found nearby In a dying condition. Dr. H rig he* had 1m?cu whot in the facu with a load from a shotgun and hi* right hand had in?w? shot off, apitar* enfly when he threw It up t<? ward off the shot from his face, Mr. Terry wan nnahle (?? make a statement. He had hoeu shot twice through the lungs with a .'IN call her automatic pistil. When asked If ho ami Dr.'' Hughes had quarreled, lie shook Ids Uead negatively. According to the police, when asked If he shot Dr. Hughes he answered, "yea" hy nodding' Ids head, and if Hughes hud 'shot him, he answered In the alhrma Wvc again hy the same sign. Doctors say It will Ih< lni|H>>nllde for Id in to recover enough to make a statement or throw light on the tragedy. The men had left Kussellville only half an hour earlier for Kockwood, seven miles south of here, where they frequently went together on hunting trips and for which purpose they had gone this afternoon. Only one shot gun ay as curric^l. that belonging to Terry. Or. Hughe* had served on the Franklin County exemption hoard until ihout I o'clock this afternoon, when t he wars seen to get in Ids oar, which was standing in front of his oiliec on Jackson Avenue, and drive off, tak ing Mr. Terry with him. It was gen erally known that they had idaiincd the trip for this afternoon. Two pis tols were found hut only one had l>eon discharged. Moth were on the ground umler the car on the side of the road where Mr. Terry was found. The hody of Or. Hughes was on the opposite Ide of the road. Mr. Terry lias a wife and soveral hildren. Hughes leaves a wife and several small children. Officials to night were nnahle to advance any sat factory tdieorv to account for the lotihle tragedy. Several soft dniiik (stand proprie tors of (ireenvillc were convicted In police eourt last week of selling a cider eontaiuint; more than the legal aniiiiint uf alcohol. FOR SALK?At $."?*>.< in. M high graite. imi???rtt??l. beautifully Mulshed shot gnu. 1'J guagc. double barrel. Has been tiled !e>- than 100 times. Cost $05.00 ami ma*le by ,1. 1\ Saner & Son. Apply at Coleman'* Kcpair Shop. WANTKI)?I'.y two young ladies. |h> sitions as salesladies. Have had ex perience ami eau furnish references. Apply to 7U7 La Fayette A.e.. Cam ilen. S. ('. FOR SALK?V ellow corn oil ear. Heady to use now. J. H. Zemp. FOR SALK?Al ?ru/.jji rye for sale. Ap ply to llenry Savage. Camden. S. or \V. L. Hush. IaigotT. S. C. NOTICK TO FORI) OWNERS?We have arranged with the Ford Motor Company to handle only genuine Ford parts in the future and will endeavor to earry a most complete stock at all times. \V. O. Hay's Camden. S. C. FOR SALK?' Two Chalmers automo biles'. One I'M J. one 1010, four ami six cylinder, at a bargain if sold at mice. K. I.. Moseley. Camden, S. C. WANTKI)?A few good inileh cows, fresh. 1 tox J'Jl. KKKN, A.MK1TI01S Salesman Want ed.?To the right man wo can offer a contract with commissions and a |tcrmni>eiit connection carrying ex ceptional o|>portunif ies for large earnings in one of the most pros* jiorous mikI stable lin?*s of business in exisftniee. An unblemished rec ord of seventy years "gives all agent for this company prestige that will ; lie of great value. For jmrticulars write to .1. S. Land. General Agent, 1 Vim Mutual Life Insurance Co., Columbia. S. C. liTi-tf WANTKI)?To kl-ep a jMiir of mules for their fccii. ,f. it, /cmp. WANTKI)?r? mltry b\ the crate, ducks, guineas and cgg>. Apply to Tlmrod Hall, Second Ave. and Twentieth - . Street, Camden. S. C 'J4-L,r> FORD CYLINDERS RKItORKI)?fur nishing new pistons and rings, com plete for $1l\oo Work t ?ior<-itrhly done and guaranteed. Consolida'ed Auto Co. Jl-tf. OW-ACBTKLKNK WKLDINf* guaran teed. We weld crank cases. pistons, cylinders. strip|>ed gears, straighten auto frames. Hring us your broken castings we we PI and finish injual to new parts. Prompt service. Con solidate! Auto Co. 24-tf. Wants--For Sale Winning The War i ? larire measure on the army ut liom*? will depernina the 8hop. the {ttCtoI;y. t! army must conserve it's health and wmjth, V the only way this can be done is to eat non? hut U,c m BEST GROCERIES "\ Cfe', we know the beBt conies a lilt.: high, even then they are cheaper than the other kind. This store takes a great pride in being able always to supply it's customers w&h the very best the market affords in all lines of, groceries. Let us furnish you wittv,?he best,. Brace's Pore Food Store PHONE 66 WANTED?A No. 1 Shingle Sawyer f?.r .(Jlbbes Mill. H. H. Croft, It. F. p. No. 4, Cam<lVu, S: C. 23-25 VI I.CANIZING?Wf have the latent and most up to date sectional vul canizing plant, use the* very l>est material and stand hehliy) |fcll jjpu work. W. O. May's (?arag<< 24 ?? WANTED?old false teeth; don't mat* ter If broken. I pay $2 to $15 i>er set. fiend by parcel post and re ceive check by return mailr - ..I?\ TF/HL. 403 N. Wolfe St. Baltimore Md. " 24-27-pd. ; NOTICE TO rtWNKKS OF LIVE STOCK?Dr.'* J. W. Sharp, Veteri nary Surgeon and dentlsf. will be located at (?eo. T. Little's stable^. Treats all kinds of domestic ant' mals and guarantees cures In' all cases that are curable. Examination Free. ..Have your horses and mules teeth llxed at least once a year, saves feed, promotes digestion, keeps down colic and indigestion. Keeps your animals sound, healthy and fat. This is one of nature's provisions and should bo conformed to. Con sult me. Phone 1(50. Camden, S. ('. I make a s|H?clalty jof surgery and dental surgery. WANTED?The public to know that 1 have moved my cotton seed scales from rear of W. It. Watkins store to cotton platform of W. II. Halle where I will be glad to have my friends call on me., I pay top market prices for cotton seed. John Whitakfr, Camden. S. ('. 22-24-pd.' Jl'ST RECEIVED?-3,000 bushels Tex-| as- fted^ftust rroor seed7>at:i. Free from all grass seeds.. Workman (irocery Co. . 21-tf. Vl'LCANIZING?We are socialists in tire repairing. 15 years -experience, firing us your tires for repairs and] be one of our miHsfled QiiHt<nnpr.*J We have every facility for repairing all makes of tires. Our prices are reasonable. Consolidated Auto Co. CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE One day?Wwl. Oct. 10 Charles IHlllnphain's Production of Irving Berlin's World's Best Musical Comedy Stop! Look! Listen! 50 People and a Parisian Beauty Chorus -J ?mr-1 ?;> ? ? ??????? ^ ARE YOI'K HATTERIKS WKAkV .<*0, why ivot have theiu reebar ('omI Ih small. Wo of batteries, Consolidated J '* 2ft IjOST?About Kept, 1st ,?i some Ktn %4*?? Camden, a gold hat pin. set *| Iftinujue pearK ttowunj f?r r{<h. to Mrs. ltobln Zoinp. t" DOUBLE YOUR TIHK MILKA( Tires have-gone up again. We In stock "Iutor Look" inner ^ to fit most sIxok. Those are ?t one third tho cofct of new tire?. O. Wa.v'S Garage, Camden, S. (iOODYEAR TIRES?Wo are a* for the* celebrated "Goodyear'' and wrap]>ed tread tires. This the only tire that is wrapped Kershaw Motor Co.. Camden, 8. 21! TIRES! TIRES l?See us before!,^ your tires. We sell Fisk and Ui States and have a proposition will interest you. W. O. rage. 19-26 JUST RECEIVED?Peerless Ho* i Full Pall Dairy Feed, Horse and Mule Fefd, New .. .Flour and Virginia Oats. } Grocery Co. 20-tf. 1*Y)R RENT?.Storeroom No. 12W Br St. Has two rooms in rear. Ap to 1200 Oth Ave. Broad. ROOMS TO RENT?Suitable for housekeeping. Apply to 1206 6th Aij etiue, Itroad Street. Camden. 8. Mtb7 f^usan A. Wittkowsky. TIRES! TIRES! ?See us before bu your tires. We sell Fisk and Uni States and have a proposition will interest you. W. O. Hay's Qi rage. 10-20 LOST?In January 1017 from net Bethune one white bound bitch wit yellow head and ears, with brow spot on one hip or flank, rathe shaggy. Answers to name of Vie Any information will be llberall, rewarded. It. ft. Oalnes, Centra S. C. 19-26-pd. DR. H. L. GREGORY, D V. J I treat all animals. Examination free of charge. Special prices on denti work. Hospital service for all animih All work guaranteed. All calls nlgb jand day promptly answered. Office ? ' y#mp & I>ePat?s drug store. Oflfl phones 10- ?nd 138; residence pbo* 235-W. * x OUR TkME PIECES SAVE IT . . J -V". fj) . 'V ' "V' +|ftj| Never a truer saying,. and never a time when tne saying is more appropriate. Your time is your money now as never before. But you can't utilize all of your time without a correct tin# \ , V 7 piece. - | OUR HIGH GRADE CLOCKS AND WATCH1 are the very latest and most perfect creations of the I leading makers of time-pieces in the world. With one of them you are always sure of y?nr time?not half an hour ahead or behirtd. Be on time. Get one of our guaranteed time-pieces ^ and you can't go wrotig. ifeei'-r: 4? G. L. BLACKWELL Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C.