The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 08, 1919, Image 6
Cigarettes made to
meet your taste!
Camels are offered you as a cigarette entirely
out of the ordinary ? a flavor and smdothness
never before attained. To best realize their qual
ity compare Camels with any cigarette in
the world at any price!
Camels flavor is so refreshing, so enticing, it will
win you at once ? it is so new and unusual. That's
what Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobacco gives you! You'll prefer
this blencj to either kind of tobacco smoked straight !
As you smoke Camels, you'll note absence of
any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any un
pleasant cigaretty odor. And, you'll be delighted
to discover that you can smoke Camels liberally
without tiring your taste 1
Take Camels at any angle ? they surely supply
cigarette contentment beyond anything you ever
experienced. They're a cigarette revelation!
You do not miss coupons, premiujns or gifts.
You'll prefer Camels quality!
18 cents a package
Camala aro aold ovary whorp in acianti Ac-ally aomlod pack
a&aa of 20 o itfnrettos or tan packatfea ( 200 citarattpp) in *
ilaaaino-papor-covprod carton. Wo ?C rontf ly rpcommand
thia carton for t ho homo or office aupplyor whan you traval.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. Win.ton-S*lem, N. C.
Too Many People.
< t.tVi'i iini' Cooper Kriila.v reoeiv^l the
following telegram ff?nn the < 'lii?a?o
Herald ami Ksaininer ?Vi uocni i iik the i V? s
sib!e II 111 I) Ire r of t 'Im-ago s negiro pop:
illation the State ii lil absorb :
"Marty negroes who eaine here for
war work are- anxious to return South
if tlx; -.until Their K|K?k??fc
iiit'ii ask us to iii'iuirc how inauv your
t
State ii absorb. They arc of the more
i m<1 lis t ri ? ? ii v class. distinct from tbo bad
clement n><P"iisible for <1 i flicti 1 1 i<*K hero.
I'lea^c rush nntwcr, our ex.peu sc." 'X'ho
governor nuiih' no comment, as he thought
t'Jie message was sufficient to explain it
self.? Sat .utility's State.
List Your Farm
Property
July and August are good months in which to list
farm property for sale. We are having inquiries for
farm lands and we feel sure that we can find a pur
chaser for your farm, if you desire to sell, and will list
it with us at the right price.
If you desire to sell or to buy a farm see us, at
once. We also have desirable city property listed for
sale.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
I. C. HOUGH, Manager
I.ifp Story of a Cain-pillar.
Tin* life of one of these loaf-eating
machines is just one thing after an
other; a ii< I the changes follow each other
so .rapidly,' and there are so many of
them. and he is such a different crea
tine after each change, that he really
does not have time to get acquainted with
himself. Such a thing as developing a
distinct personality, is out of the ?pies-.
lion, .lust when he is getting aceus-i
f
tomod to his lat.est <sel f , he goes to
sleep, u nil when he wakes, ho is somfi
l>od,v eltse. So he gives tip all hope of
UTABAGAS
AND
Other Varieties
For Fall Planting
OA %
Fresh and Genuine
Just Received
Cfc j
Zemp & DePass
Call or Thone No. 10
Next Time ? Buy
CORD TIRES
Big, clean-cut in1
appearance, they give
an excess mileage
even for Cord TiresJ
TOUGH, WEAR-RESISTING TREADS
For Sale by Dealers
i . uuiiniiiK nnybod.v iu particular, aud
jiiM takes the ehnngex ?? they roiue, auJ
i ha it k f u I thai he changed ?*??
1 rbiuf t lint wa* alive tit<i mura ??<? 11
! is ?k.nbtful if he vvmul be much surprised
if he w ak< .| UP some > morning, and
I,, ,11.. I Il.nl li.' had ehanged into . A hum
m in* bird or ? can ?>f axlf. ki. hm'. The
nlory 4if bl* life w??ul<l read something
like (hi*: A butterfly poUed on gor
geoii* Wing*, pau*eH in her hunt for honey
1..HK enoiight t<? liKht >"1 a to lay
Ml, .UK. ?????*??? t it to ?!>?' ?iirfii(f,
Ifflj linn ii'Miiiich her la/.y flight, ?s
lica rtw and happy as if Uutf# were
no such thing in t ti ** world a? family
ran--.
If nothing happens to t h?? tiny egg.
some day# later it hatch?* into a little
bit of a caterpillar, no niuall that out'
ban to look twice to see it at all. Tbej
lii'st thing the iii'W catrr pillar doea is
to lunch on the ?n|>ty pgg-?heH, and as
that i* not quite enough to stay bin
coming appptltp. be turns to the leaf
ami Hnlabei up on hoiup of the green
ti Katie,
After a few days devoted to eating,
he lind* that his birthday skin is pn
tirely too small aud tight for comfort.
Ho the akin very obligingly splits down
(lit* back, and bp xquinnx aud wigglea
himself out, and when hp looks down
b<> dim, -overs that bo is wearing a per
fectly new skin, j?owdhly of a <liffprent
color, and certainly several siaes larger
than the old one.
After devouring bis discarded suit, he
rest* up for a few hour* until it get*
set to his figure, and until .the tissues
of the Inst Hkin haa hardened. Then
Iip takiw up the buaineaa of his life
aghin. which la eating^ and in i\ few
days he has oiutgfowu his upw skin,
wni< li is so tight ho can hardly breathe,
and every mouthful hp swallows makpa
it that much tighter. So the akin splits
down the back again, and again he
pulls hinwclf out and finds Iip has a
skin that does not pinch. These skin
sheddings are called moults, and the.'
time between moults are known as'
stages. This thing of over-eating and i
outgrowing his skin, keeps up for soy-'
era! weeks, > and the. number of moults
? ' ? 1
w ith most caterpilars is- four. A re- 1
mark able thing about these changes is
that the color of the skin as well as
fche markings, Change too. The' discard- :
ed ^kin may be pale green with a sprink
ling of tiny white specks, and the 'new
oii? may be pearl gray with black bands,
or big gold spots. * When about to
change .his clothes, he spins a little
silk web on tihe leaf, ntid deliberately
???!> his hind feet all tangled up in it,
,in order to hold hiinrsolf firm while mak
ing the change. A week or so after
the last moult, he eats until he lias laid
in a siippy that will last liiui for Momo
time, as he is iron ring a very important
' change, one in which he is to turn into
vomething quite different from an ordi
nary . caterpiHar. He look* about untyW
hr find* a suitable i?la<o, which uiaj'
be the uuderwid* of a feii<?e rail, back
tinder the cap of a gate ik>h4. or a crevice
in a waH, or aotne other protat'td lo
cution. AgaiuM tin* surface of the
wiK't chosen in* K|>ins a web, fasten*
his hi ml feet in the w?b, and hang*
head dowu. After u while, the ?kin
of hi* back jvthich ace?ii* alwaya ready
to split open on the tdighteat provoca
t i < > n , comes iijMU't in a straight Hue, ami
theu curia upward, and finally drops to
the ground, ex|a>adug a curious object
that look* something like a caterpillar,
but still It Ik not a caterpillar. As It
hanga, it shortens up, aad takea on the
irregular sl)a.pe. known aa a chryaalia,
t'hq outer tiamiea gradually hardening
into a weather-proof covering or ahell.
Tbia queer object is more or l^aa ob'
long, tfce smaller end being fastened to
the Hujni*>rt. They are usually gray or
light, browu, color* that are no* apt to
attract birds or other enemies. Hut in
aouie species of butterfly, the chrysallfl
it* hriiiiautly decorated with markings
of lir.kiuso and gohl. Tbia apparently'
lifeless thing, with no definite form, with
out legs, eyea or winga, hanging as in
ertly aa a atone, is About the laat thing
t hat owe would ever mippoae could be
a butterfly in diaguiad. Hut after a
certain time, the hardened akin of the
chrysalis cracks open, and a very soft
and moist butterfly' appear* in the
opening. At- leaat it ia the body and
lega hf u butterfly, for the wings are
stiil folded up in the very amallewt poa
sible sp4ce. Rut after the little crea
ture has crawled out and haa begun to
dry off in the ? sunshine, the crumpled
up wings slowly up/o4d. and ? one , sees
the perfect butterfly, with winga of ex
quisite beauty, with slender tongue for
feeding on nectar hidden deep in the
heart's of flowers, and in every way fitted
for >the life it ia to lend. After this,
there are no more changed, except the
one great change, when after a happy
summer, the beautiful creature folds its
wings and dies ? but not before other
eggs are Iqft on other leaves- to hatch
ouit . other baby caterpillars. ? C. A.
I >a v id in (ireenville News.
After having shot his wife and wound
ed his baby, who was in t lie arms of
the wife. KlizAbeth Clinkscalefe. a negro
of Varennos township in Anderson
comity, turned the gnu on himself and
blew half of his face away. When
lie thought that he had been un
succe.ssful in committing suicide he
walked into another room and completed
the job with a pistol. Oliukscales was
22 years old and the wife 18.
The Majestic Theatre will reopen to
night showing Wallace Reid in "You're
Fired."
ON CASH BASIS
Owing to the high cost of all leathers and material
6S v
used in "repairing shoes, beginning today, (August 1st)
we commence a stricely cash business. No repair work
will be charged to anyone, and please do not ask it of
us.
Very respectfully, ?
CAMDEN
Harness & Shoe Repair Shop
T .A. BELTON, Manager
TKA
FOP
HE RED HALL
kaoe ka Ik
"HiWhi "
nne&rtns t?Arnm un i Uc;;
rt
11
Cf ^
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DO( RS, BUNDS
.AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HI EH STS. Phono 71
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Collins Brothers
Undertakers for Colored People
T.Uphou. 41 . 714 W. DtKilb St
THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE
02 Broad street
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
A Boarding and Pay School for Girls
Begins its session October 1, 1019.
Historic institution situated in ?
heattahy location.' Advantages of ?ity
life, with college yard for outdoor
?ports.
A well planned course of studies
in a homelike atmosphere.
A business course open to Seniors,
'and elective courses to Juniors and
Seniors.
Two Domestic Science courses, giv
ing practical and theoretic knowledge
of cooking.
A well equipped library.
For catalog and further informa
tion apply to the College,;
"NOW I CAN SEE BOTH
NEAR AND FAR WITH
ONE PAIR OF GLASSES."
"The little rogue 'picked' my pockt
e?t(! Yes, hid my reading glasses be
hind her And gleefully watched rue
fumble and i^earcb for them. How
well I remember it ! It made nif
realize how inconvenient it was to
firss with two paim of glasses ? one
for reading, the other for distance ?
and cauflod nie to invest in KRYP
QX)KS, which combine near and far
vision in a single pair."
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
M. H. HEYMAN
Jeweler and Optician
DR. R. E. STEVENJ50N
DENTIST
Crocker Building
Camden* S. C.
Automobile Insurance
Fire, Theft and Collision
Covers within the limits of the United States and
Canada, including while in building, on road, on rail
road car or other conveyance.
C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE