Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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life insurance 5 w \ S#'." ' * ' Gives a man time to accumulate capital if he lives, and provides that capital instantly if he happens to die. ?V ,%v .?> ........ ... Southeastern Life Insurance Co. . wntcNVILLE cftiitu C' SOUTH CAROLINA L. A. McDowell, Agent Camden, S. C. THERE is a personal and a friendly side to the business of selling the Liberty car, that is very pleasdnt. " . People are usually more than half in love with the beauty of the Liberty ' before they come to us. . When that first favorable feeling is confirmed by a quality of perform ance that delights them, it estab- - listies an intimate and cordial rela tion that is out of the ordinary. We have perfect confidence that if you will permit us to place you at the steering wheel of a Liberty, it will be the beginning of a long and profit able association between us: lv ' * ' . ....... " ]i LIBERTY MOTOR SALES CO. See tHat ArcK S- Broad St. W. O. HAY'S GARAGE Camden, S. C. Everything in Stock for Your C*r KILLS MODE THAN WAR - .... ? . J . ' -V , .? ? ? Tuberoiilosis Ctalms 150,000 Victims a Year. .. I Survey Indicates 2,000,000 Unsuspected Sufferers From Dlsaaao In Nation. New York.? A survey of the country jw!toWjT the United States is face to face with a condition more menacing to its people tkan actual warfare, ac cording to the report of the executive committee of the National Tuberculo sis association. ? The survey shows an annual death rato from tuberculosis In the United States ?>r 1-5,0, (KH>, antT mor# than 1,000, 000 active cases of the disease In the nation. To combat and prevent the spread of the disease, an Intensive national campaign is necessary. It was asserted. Funds for the campaign will be sought by a ten-day sale of Red Cross*, seals, beginning December 3. The total of the several state budgets will be more than $<5,500,000. During the discussions, attention was called to the revelations of the war-time medical examination boards, made up Wirgely of mev^befa of the as sociation. Official figures were cited, showing that of the men called to the colors, nearl> 100,000 were tubercu lous. It wAs pointed out that the death rate of 150.000 a year from one pre ventable disease means the sncrlfice of more lives 'than the United States army lost In the year it was actively engaged in the war. ? . - ? BRITISH SELL WAR STORES ??vernment Offers to the Publls Im mense Quantity of Goods and Factory Plants. Washington. ? The British govern ment is offering public sale, either by auctions or bid from private par ties, * an enormous amount of goods, stores and all kinds of property ac cumulated In the course of the war and aow held In quantities far beyond the aeeds in time of peace. A special publication known as "Sur plus," copies of which have been' re ceived here, show fftat this property Includes whole factories fully, equipped for manufacturing all kfhds of com modities. " . v An effort Is being made to dispose of much of this property abroad and a special bureau has been established In London to Interest export houses. JUST A MATTER OF MONEY . -"""V Ontario Town Would Pay for AmorK can Coal In OwnCur * Vency. OfferecT His Friend Choice of Nice Jails. Kansas City. -A ??>it!iln sa lOGOkeepe? onlorod (lie ofttCf of Sum Hargus, MMl8tRn( Cnlted States itlltrlct attorney, here, and explained that wanted to know If hi> could .soil Home liquor with his i!.7n per 0011 1 boor. Oth ers were vetting away with It. ho declared, ami ho wanted to know It In* could. How far "would I get?" ho Asked. "Well," implied Mr. Hargus, ^seelnK that yon are an old friend I think 1 can fl^ you up-? so you could get your Choice of any jail In tlu* Wostcrn district of Missouri. Wo have some pret ty flue ones ; some say they have never seen better." "I'M stick to my near per cent beer," replied tho saloonkeeper an he hurriedly left. Windsor, Ont. ? Orders placed by Mayor Winter with a United States firm for (flfc) tons of anthracite coal, quoted kt a ton, Including freight, and ex pected to he paid for In Canadian money, must now be paid for In United State* currency, according to word re ceived here. The demand for United States money will make about 42 cents difference a ton, tflo mayor says. The order Is hfcld In abeyance until It can be learned whether another American company will accept Canadian money. Cared for Town Clock. Bncyrus, O.? Care' of the town clock passed out of the hands of the Keh rer family, which has had It for more than fifty yearn, when George J. Keh rer Jr., was taken ill and had to dele gate his task to thevcourt house Jani tor. About twenty years ago the elder Kehrer died, after tending the clock for thirty years, and the clock stopped. For a month a stranger struggled with It, hut U would not run more than forty-eight hours consecutively. Then his son took care of It and ever slncfc the townspeople have set their watchea by it. Prlxe Fleh Yam of 1t1t. Topeka, Kan. ? The champion Mflab tale" for 1919 was brought to this city by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tjovewell, who returned with their family from Lake Koronla, Minn., where they spent two months. The family consisting of the pa rents, two son* and "a daughter, caught a total of 168 pike and. baas, In addtttOB to pickeraU which they did not ce^nt. They showed a snap shot with a catch of 40 fish averaging two pound* eack. 4 A wedding ring should fit the linger. If it is too large it is a sign of shallowness of purpose;" if too tight it suggests that the union pinches somehow. A perfect fitting ring is symbolic of a perfect harmon ious union. W? keep the proper kind in proper size* an$ engrave any inscription you nfcay want, free of charge. ===== for ' Nitrate of Soda, Kainit and other Indications are this material will be higher " Are You Ready? HAVE you power enough, and pf the right kind to get your farm work' done cheaply and on time? Now is the time to be thinking about it. . The experience of thousands of farmers demonstrates that the Titan tractor does its work Well, does it on time, and s^ves money for its owner. If you need pnipce power, if you .want to raise farm produce at the lowest cost, if you want to be sure of success this year, place your order now - for a Titan 10-20 Kerosene Tractor Get your order in for a Titan* tractor as soon as you can and have it delivered early so that you may be ready for work when the work is ready for you., Titans are in great demand because they are proved workers aod money savers both in the field and at the belt, SPRINGS & SHANNON