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A: - ?A ' ? ??? \V \ r 1 ?? ?>? r'Ti,' ??.* *??iay f.-i bol*1 ? >:? r ? rk.*- ?-rv,. v ??f : he mrih'i,: fr >:v July 1 In ??r'b * ? > a -uppl$**H < f i !i>fl ' r uniforms. Manufacturer* of ovi . m doth In* * .k? z>*. <ir.y ?.f the outpn* ?f r,V* miiin 'will un-b-r -.^v-Lal cov 'j-mment permit* \<>tk*?-s Hcrt' ?-ent t<j the mills by Kctins yuariorma-t^^ < ?cn. <Jn#?tha!s It was officially >ta:^l that the df r?r:ajent now its way to fully <-loth?* tin* tn*'n f-alk*?i to the colors. No i-omnwDt was available as to tlK fiTDount of cloth the government -may U'atte to private manufa^urers or to tbo probable effect of the commandeer in^ onier upon the trade. The Anderson Motor Company of !{(?? k Hill has been given the wntra^ to build r>7? aviation truek trailers at a c(^t of ab?>ut $500,000. W m Months of SERVICE are m M I W lost to your wearing ap I ? I I parel and household ^ goods for the want of proper cleaning . We have special facilities for cleaning or dyeing^ and our methods are "always safest and best." Do not neglect your furs. Our methods restore freshness and add life. We dye furs also. Mak^ a survey of your wardrobe and let us serve you. T^r Footer's Dye Works CUMBERLAND, MD. URGED TO RANT ' SWEET POTATOES I ts Practically a Sure Crop And Especially Attractive Owing To Labor Shortage. CoianMa. 8 C ? Titer* ?t*?t hai beer. a-s. t doskt m to l Iws raiding of !??*'. pofitoM in Soath Carol, a a li 14 prae*i<.alty a iar? crop u4 i? *i?* of th? Labor ?H cation it U om of tiM ftry !^r*( crop* that <?aa be p*ant?J Kfwr ??m( (KX*to Uut U groma la tUi 6u(? ti growing to help la the food ftgat to w;a the war., la addition, potato** In tha praaeat market roo* ditioiu ara a wooderfalty profitable CWf At tba rfqtMl of the Chairman of tfce food production campa.gn In this State. Prof. Georg* P. Hoffman h? prepared a aerie* of artkrkea is con aectloa with the planting aad gather ing of seed potatoes, and will b# pub hahr-d f r\>cu time to time. The it niue diate urgesry n in ?e?*tiring sved flt?v it for the satisfactory planting The real eh >riage at seed p?:t*toea in perhap* n-:* '^alsnd. and the**. interested ;a pf.*?*.ii?g of *e?'l potato** should at vs*ce arrange to get- their .*-**4. Profeasjtor HoJaiaJi thU to *ay With an Increase of nearly the mranai *e!lnig prirf c? *n tt-fd wrh 3 wir.taa loss of mor?- thiJV 7." p*e-r cent o* 3 oath CwoJna'i iwef.t i *vf naat **a?on U i* J o'bricna thai 'he rw-wtar* ; ?w<J for [ f^r,; ?hx* y^-ar*? -r<"ip wni ho fa.r feet Therefore. it fcs Imprrs ti*--- -hat plan: dealer* and planter* ttajfe immediate provision for ?u;> plying. th^ir need#. T)Uease-fre* seed ?houM be bedded a* soon aa possible Thi* shortage may be supplemented b? a la.*ge pe* tent through ea*ly plantings of small areas from which la?'-r planting# may be madfe by use o< *?(!}Rir* ? "The Nancy Hall and Porto Rl<o are th* leading and most popular varieties tn thrs State, bat these varieties not tH-in* available. no time should ha los* in obtaining disease-free seed or Print* of other varieties. Every ef fort should be made for the planting of a sufficient area to supply home consumption with a surplus for (he Wv-al market. "The planters of South Carolina hare been asked to increase by 60 per cer:? 'he rrof> of last >ear. which w^s 7 ?>?! o/)r? bushels. produced on 000 acre' This necessary increase rnay b* fasiiy obtained by the planting as a n. -..muiD of one-half acre per plow. "From 5 OO^ to 10.000 plants will bf- n**ed??d for planting one acre or ? ?* ',0 to 1 v 000 buihels of seed stork Prrail pc-ta*oes are equally as ko<v* t" 1 *- i 1 1 fumisL a greater number riar.r ? r - z ven. quantity than will th>- la.-e?--r' r <"?"??<. therefore, planters ? r ?? u ? rr ? } to u^e the jrn,i!!"r po*a tc e> " TO THE SOLDIERS AT HOME. The "*-0 m<w: import<?<:> thing ~ you car. *io just now to h*5p w5n ih* war Plant a Hon:e Garden Prepare to plant <ti i.^t ;-ol~atbei? The Value Of The Dollar. The importance of raising food* ?tuff? at home can not perhaps be better accentuated than by quoting figure* prepared by Mr. Arthur L. Lee for the New York Time*. The dollar on the day the war broke out * com pared with the dollar of today In pur chasing capacity shows just a little more than fifty-six per cent of its Talue at that time. This means that the dollar the farmer deriTes from his crop buys for hfrn just fifty-six cents worth of com. bacon, fioir or food -stuffs as compared with tha same dollar that he would have had in 1914. Aside from the patriotic duty of helping to raise food crops at home, from a purely selflsh standpoint the man who caa ra We food-stuffs at home ought to realise that hie dollar has a purchasing capacity todsy of only fifty-six cents a a compared with the same dollar of 1914. Mr Lee In his article gives these grsphic diagrams indicating the reduced vslue of the dollar. This applies ss fully to erery* thing thst la bought as it does to food stuffs. The diagrams ef the dollar's real purchasing eapaeity ar* p reseated by the Pood Conservator ss he Is con vinced they stress an iaoportaat phase ef the rampalgn for more food. v SUGGESTION ON GARDEN PLANTING. Tfca rUinua of Poo4 CotMrr^ Lioa. at Columbia. 3. C . will Sa plaaaa* to ??ad any mm hit? ?tad artfctaa aad raowtlou am garta* plaattag. Lk? rata lag of ckliltH or tfca boat way tn hiadl# tfca iwm4 potato crop Since the declaration of war 1J391 employees of tb*> Department of Com merce hare enter! military and naral <**rvio<?. -r-T ? ^ - - "? " " ?- - - " ? | Lr or A Und^ SaaL To t,^pcm !k? war mv^)* a?ov? T~tM UJUCWe ?? tii n sf tHo United Suui wd Ms AlN*?u To M i?id>99r??( toward tm orr*t i* to be Ml fffect M t :m*rxi tH# mu.*4*f a# <????<?, ?ciri <k>w># tan*. % To betfttio the . war uvc.g* H to belittle tM Her?i< Mcn*c? of deod *rvd wovnded tot <J *rs who fought for pt,r prct??c tfon. Friluro to bxti tHo fovernment ' In tHo W. g. s t? f?:lor? | to b? l trw? Amencan. THo Amor lea* Oho doe* not Help Am?r,cJ to the limit of hi* moo no ami ability automatically Help* Gom?a?y to tHo limit of Hto mean* and ability. In throi timoo a p*r*on e.ther H*<p* or Hindoro. If pmr oold?cxo did not toko their dtftie* ooriowoiy, tHor* ?*owW be dioaotrouo rooutt* for thooo at An# it tHooo at Homo do not toko t."i?ir tfutioo aohovoly. tHere wiM bo dioaotrouo re*utt* for owr ool d'oro. for our sailor*. and for wo all. If our ooldier* can GIVE their live*, surely we can LEND our money. -Will you co-operate, or will you obstruct *"* w s. s. Divider. ds i? W. S. S. i * ? ? * Charte??>-?n ?To National - Bank, of Florence*. if C.? fall* the di+ t tJnxticn at he;ns the first biftl ;n the [ country to i.lopi the piaa oi iiiylzg : d;tj?jrn*i-* to stockholders in W*r Si* 1 tagj Siaaips This tar A according 'to an official report received from j Washington, haii **? the pact for th.3 ' country in this respect. and is cicely ' ! fallowed by the Union National Bank, j (of Columbia, which also pays stock holder*' dividends in War Saving* Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Banks ail j over the country, and other concerns, j i are adopting this patriotic pLan W- S- ? This Is The Limit! j J Charleston* ? As far as Is known, only two men in South Carolina hare purchased the lirnrt allowed to holders of War Sarin it* Stamps? one thou sand dollars' worth. Governor Rich ard I Manning and J E Wannamak er, of St. Maithew*. haTe purchased War Savings Stamps to the extent of $1,004). the limit allowed by law It is reported that a movement is on foot to institute a Limit Club in Co lumbia. which consists of members who pledge themselves to purchase during the year War Saving* S'ampi to the amount of $1,000 W. S. S. South Carolina Lag's. Charleston ? The official report is rjel from Washington shows that of ail to-* state* in the Union. Sou'h I Ca*-.lina ranks last and least in the sal-i per capita o? war savings sfan:p?. Th? South Carolina commit tc-* greatly disappointed at the poor showing which the *tate has made up to the end of February, and hopes tha> the men. woxpn. and children of the state will Inrest liberally and steadily in stamps so that the stigma may be removed from th<? state's name. w. s. s. Is Your Interest Patriotic? Charleston ? "Invest Liverty Bond Interest in War Savings stamps" This is the request issued by the South Carolina War Savings Commit tee to government bondholders in this state This should also apply, the state committee declares, to re-invest ment of all securities' Interest inte War Savings Stamps. "Thousands of people own governt bonds In ^mall denomination* and draw a few dollars in interest every six months," the committee says. "Why not re-invest these coupons again in War Savin** Stamps ? The Interest of two or three doUars would mean many thousands of ' dollars to the loremnent. if this pish is fol lowed " W. S. S. Not a Bid Idea War Savings Staqpps and Thrift Stamps make Ideal presents for birth days, for graduation, and tor all other occasions on which It Is desirable to remember those we lore. By fffrtng War Savings Stamps and Thrift 8tampe we set osly express our lore for the rerlpteat, bat for on cometry. The (111. instead of being something that (s soon warn oat, brok en. lest or rendered worth elss through eheage of fasten, in one which con stantly Increases la valve as years go by. and remains always a reminder of the donor Thrift and War Savings 3 tain pa may be purchased In lots to suit sn parses, from twenty-Are cents te f 1.900. maturity valae, the fall amount one person Is allowed by law to held. They do away with that nerve-rackfnf search for. something appropriate, which so often ends In fsllurs sad the hasty parr base ef "just any old i thing.** Tliey are always appropriate. ; and will always be appreciated. Why net joint to make it the rws j torn to jflve Thrift and War Savings Stamps on all appropriate occasions Oils year? Lfcfc COC NTV NKWS Itm* ?! latrmt Gather** Vr+m HW> .... . *nviiU Vicdkator t v r>?*iJ+ ?iUi the petition of .??*- flUb*<*ciil* U<r to Ju?l?e T H. 5 S* ** lu? ***0 that Ittt Jtjr* t'i (Bwii^wkrj r f !>v t'ountx di<p*-*r.*e vr;i; tt?r tira wiba <4 the jury f>r r t?* >,-e ?'?a? "f ?'??art <*f <'??!?? > < I'Vi* f r !>^ roankenC' Jr.jr A 1*11 ff*. I i?1 V. f*rt , -i\v; '?*? bfi'.t b^w fbi* spring. Tti.'- ?] ? k?-C ? :1: P?lt tw }*y n?!;;nx ft ihn- rwrart >wi It will servo tW v?-?r ?if the (Dunlj 1ft ?lc>U.fcff *o. l**i Hn <i*y *ti*riiQ tyj^, 4farr-h JM*tt JM*, alottt *? o'clock Mr John Hnc&phrte>*. f*?rnoerty of ramdeii and M iv fMUy l>avi?, <>f I.ffHtiKnr, Were ?juietiy jaarrled by Notary I?uhlie I> II I >a v u at the rt<?VfWv of Mr V. H. T?unrf#y ar Bi*ix?pifllJe. M?v lfc I, Ye^ter*. . who wk* tak?n tv r e fr":?>fetxe h>*>?pital for treatment. h ;r?*dttally ::nprr>vin:r Mr S. 1 >. I.u^Ttv, h h:) clipped ami f?*U >'.i i :u frs fif <>f TV print}:* JC ?? orti " >-f*- |^?> J.4>t w?*-k Ifi Iv-rmW. .'ha* if< .tide }ea ve hS r?v*,in > i r??f -r. % with the aid >>f ?'nftuta** 1"- ' rtai -? boMwiC ??i- ann t? 1 ?r?' * ' Hi i aii he wj?!k ar-tyij 1 1 h?* , r-i u.:i w.*h "it ?;! be > che'-rftil 3.j ' ? ? . .(' he ?-?n rcr?i>v?-r *?? .i- to v. I * }- ;; I ?s.?- .V* \? b*"" fi< . * - ?*.?? t'iff -r vuu h r. . iv T ? Hxi* ivrflf . trtyo hn^ *?? V fn-r ?? t-r *'.x wtvi< w.<? tak^n t ? the* F:.*<r?-nr ?? K'ridar f^r rrv.?it??*n* Ml- j< x*?ru?-\% :i.-t t . laifjiuvol fr?> in r?-|?>rt. TV* fir?* aiaraj vv,h m>uu*1?>>.I Ja>t , M i-r ra tlw-r Tm*^?lay atioui ^ ::5* ? oVha-k. wh?.?n it was f<>un>l tliat the home ??f Mr. W. A j Hi?-?on on Ixeuuis Avenue nearly oj> j r4> Mr. W. 1^ I'arrott's residence ; wa* ???! fljv Mr. llins/<n sai?l when he | W"*.*- np am) tir-t M<r fire, it was [ burubj tK'n^iy hi h l?etw^H>n [hi* !?-?l air>) kitehen : evidently it lm?J <tartKl in tin- < !?>*?;*. ^'tvMinia bly rat>. lr ?1 i? 1 nut tak?"*1 the fire Ia?\> Ion* to ^t tb**re, hut l*eing a >iua II h?ju>e. the w hole top \va> burn ing an-i faULn? in by. rh?* time the watrr was turned on. Mr. Hinson *>nly a f?*\v i?ie?-?-s ?>f furniture so I rapidi* did the flw aprtad. The h<Z furnitttr* wan uluH^t .1 [.^ | k wilt m?\y "W'l Itumnui.v. Mi **'9* Jam?V ,,f Uu i'^ . ?Ji|?iM?aaicw fi?'Uir>. <j*m ^ ?*?& *i? l Willi Uer i*aretit?, Mr Mr- W. A.' Jam*-*. Farted Tf Kh? fto|. ? A|?*il ft.? A l**|j of ^ geb* <*>M?f**ied ?a?i>ln>i^ 0f ^ NV* wrrjr e*?ct<?n ml >14, r^r,-^ r,.*x KQtlcr t<? pnbltetj tv r nut am*. KK-ntx Imv ww al|?iped u> luve m?4 iIh.* pwernment. h* W|4 f..r?vl t?? k*w the fla* aod >WI?r* ^ i:?f? fitioiiH tp lend tbe KOTfrumcQt w loywl rapport. Tbe crowd after In* Ilutler ki?# U*? flag and !?:?? -faletjieiitjf quietly > m W. Thi, i ?? the fir*t liwtaw* of ih* ki?<| ^ the Stale. 1 . lH-uriie Mrtrtio. of V?u<1um>. .h. ???-) 'JO years ha* died of in Km?<*. Seed Will Winl Farmer*; are again called on for a record crop. Hut record cropi nr<- not made without the very highest quality of seed. *;ive the crop a chance. SUtj it from pure, strong- fertile s?*i You will realise more than thi different in cost Time you were thinking of tbii matter, Mr, Farmer, and gettloi your spring seed while you cat e?rt the best. Zemp & DePass Call or Pbone No. 10 A Dollar In Hand Is Soon Frittered Away. Put It In This Bank and It Won't Fritter. Loan & Sayings Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C W - I o Groceries ? Everybody ? ' Of course you want special groceries for Ibe meatless *ad ?- beat less days, but there' are otb?r days wben you can eat you like. On these days, as wel as on the 4He?w" days, came to house that caters to pood livers. 4/ t j WE SELL FIRST -CLASS GROCERIES AT LIVING PRICES We're not In business to "get rich quick." We only a** * reasonable per <>ent for our investment and our labor. Our g*** ambition is to fumLsh you first-clam groceries. We hare no sped aJ "bargain groceries". All oar grocer^9 - are bargains, because they are good, at tiiir prices. Olve us a trial order. We'll risk making it a ?"repeat." Braces Pure PHONE 66