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?v; ... " '? ? >' 1 ...... ^v Attention Garage Men Vou ahouM haya oue ot our Garag* Aanortmeuts ooutaiuig 1(H) lbs. of Ktamlard NuU, HoltM UivetB, Cap Screwa, St?4?, Bpriug Bolt*, 8?t HcrewM, Ma-cMue and Wood Screws and other uMful art idea tin> uumer ous to meution. All ueeeawary iu the daily eouduot ol the huciWuI Oarage. Thin outfit will ?out you *7.fl0 f .0 b. Detroit, Mich, We have au assortment iu our window which we will be glad to ahow you, and which will give you mi him* idea aa to wha>t this Assortment in. ? ? ? V' COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANV 023 WC8T OKRVIA8 ST. . WV-"^rMf>| Y COLUMBIA, ft. C. A VMt * Mount of work ?ow r?M?in? ?? be 4mm wbick the intervention of w?r h*ii necewnrily d,\*yU mmd mcum*. Uted, and thr result ie ttut * ? ? ? ? *9ty htgf cuttal K?d? to ?erve ?de?juntely tWiscreMed traffic tfcremhuut tW country. WALKER O. HINEU. Dirititr Oim*rsl Work more? Produce more?. Save more? But we can't continue increasing our ^ J>Toduction unless we continue increasing \ our railroad facilities. The farms, mines and^factories cannot increase their output beyond the capacity of the railroads to haul their products. ' Railroads are now near the peak of their carrying capacity. V- I Without railroad expansion?more en gines, more cars, more tracks, more ter minals?there can be little increase in productioh. But this country of ours is going to keep right on growing?and the railroads must grow with it. To command in the investment markets the flow of*new capital to expand railroad facilities?and so increase production-~ there must be public confidence in the futufe earning power of railroads. The nation's business can grow only as ~ja$Tas the railroads grow. ? * %xeadwe&* Those de*irin? information concerning the railroad equ ation may obtain literature by tvrHing to the Aeeocim' Hon of Railway Executive, dl Broadway, New York. . One horse: Cow and Calf; 500 bundles Fodder; 15 Chickens; Cotton Planter;. Sewing Machine; Two Beds; ,Cook Stoves; Wash Pot; Six Chairs. On Workman & Mackey (dace, one mile south of DeKalb, eight miles north of Camden on ?ublic Highway. NANNIE WRIGHT We.tville, S. C., rfd 1. Box 28 KKKMHAW NKWH NOTBS (ntemting Items Gathered Front Hie Bra of Thai PUm. (From Last Weeks Paper) Yancy Robinson ami \livs Kate Pay no were married Sunday, December 2tyt. by Rev, \V. S Gardner ut his homo. Dowc\ 10. Adams ami Miss Mamie INt. llc IM.\ l.-r. both of Flint Ridae see. tion, wo it married Sunday n Ucbt tho 21**| ii??t- by Hw, 1'. B. Rlucknuiu ui his homo >% tho 1/ouyHvitlo counnunttj, Mi** Dowey Haile of tVeeks r.nd Mist. Daisy Halle of Fort Lawn arc spending tho holidays at houio with thoir parents Mr. a Ad Mrs. John R. Hailo of 1 loath Springs. , Byerette Truesdel, of tho United States Army who wax with General Pershing own overseas 1s here to visit his father and other relatives. Prof. and Mrs. J. Gardner Richards and little son, of Camden are visiting Mrs. Richards' parents l)r. and Mrs. I. It. Hayes. Mr. and Mra. L. B. Truesdel left Moo* day for Maeon, Ga., to s|>eud Christmas with their aon-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hicks. Little Misses Sarah Lynn and Mary Rlchey of Camden are visiting their grandmother Mrs. Mollie Brewer. Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Kirktand, of Cainden are visiting the latter's par ents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kirkley. . The Peoples Hank has inereased tts' capital stock frpm $25,000 to $60,000 and has received its new charter. On last Wednesday the stockholders met at the Bank in KersKaw and ffeetcd i re organization and elected directors and officers as follows: Director*?C. It. Mungo, W. T. Gregory, L. L. Clyburn, Max G. Uriitain, W. P. Hobinsou. B. J. Bailey, John T. Macke>\ D. K. Catoe. L. 0. Clyburn, W, O, Croxton, iC. It. Bkckmon. Offi<-ers?Wv T. Gregory? President, C.R. Blackmon vIce-President, B. J. Bailey, Cashier, S. L. Perry, Assist ant Cashier, W. A. Shaw, Assistant Cashier. , ."The' Miracle Man" is coining. Watch for him. Tribute to Mrs. Hannah Campbell. Whereas our Heavenly Father has seen tit in His divine Providence to U'.ke home to Himself our dear and much ?beloved friend, iMrs. Hannah Campbell, Be it therefore resolved: First. That our W, M. II has lost a most useful, beloved, and honored mem ber Second. That we render praise to our God for the influence of this beautiful life among us.' ? Third. That* we bow in humble obe<l ionce to the will of our Heavenly Farther, feeling and knowing that ni* doetli all things well, and pray earnestly that the bereaved family may find comfort, love and mercy, in the Blessed Saviour. Fourth. That a page in our minutes be inscribed to her memory and *-u copy of these resolutions bo sent to the Bap tist Courier and one to^ her family. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. M. M. Benson Mrs. &? W. Parker Mrs. C. B Webster , . Committee <> - Three Survivors Half Frozen. ?8t. Johns, K; F., Dec. fJO.?<x hausted and half-frozen men, scle sur-' vivors of the (crew of 20, of the Bel gian steamer Anton Van Driel, were brought here today on the steamer In graham. For tyro days and two night* the three men had clung to the wreck: of'their steamer as it lay on the jagged rocks that barred the entrance to St, Mary's bay. They had watched the death. of^their comrades and felt the ? hip beneath them give -way piece by piece under the merciless pounding of a teriflfi sea. which swept incessantly over them. Officer Burned to Death. First Lieut. Charles T. Poates, com manding officer at the remount, station at Canrp JadtHon. was found burned to death early Christmas morning in a iire which destroyed the officers' barracks in which he was sleeping. Tho fire was discovered at o'clock and had then reached ii sfcate which prevented any attempt at rescue. The building and an other small frame building adjoining it were totally destroyed and Lieutenant Poates' body when discovered wns liiirn ? ed almost beyond recognition. Lieuten ant Poates is supposed to have beeu< the only persoi^ iinartered jn The bar racks at the time. Sheriff and Negro Wounded. Marion, De<.\ 2rt.?Sheriff Rowell of Marion county is in n hospital at Flor ence from four pistol wounds and Mri>o Carmichael, a nogro4 is believed to be. fatally injured, as a result of trouble which o<vurred yesterday at Sellers when the. officer went to arrest the negro. Marriages. . _ On Saturday, December 27th, by Pro bate Judge W. L. McDowell,- Mr. Marion SlmmrtTift f'authon and Mi*s Olivia Oflelle Truesdale, both of Ker*haw. f>n Sunday, I>ccf?mber 27th, at the home M Probate Judge McDowell, Mr. Willie Fletcher Ross and Miss Maltie Edith Rose. bo^h of Blaney. "J . ?#e "The Miraole Man" at the Ma jestic Tuesday and Wednesday January <kh ami 7th. V Beauty - Strength - Power - Comfort In the <*/ Powerful, roomy, strikingly handsome, the new 1920 Haynes more than ever comes up to * the expectations of the thousands who have waited for it. The four factors of car character?beauty, strehgth, power and comfort? are wonderfully combined in each model, Time-tested excellences in motor strength, the latest appointments?luxuries?all these are presented. From the chassis through to the least detail, the Haynes-r? America's first car?satisfies its expectant friends. There are twenty-six years of success behind the Haynes, and this means ev erything to its owner. He can pin his fait^i to the organization that builds his car. / 1020 "IJOHT SIX" ?:j 1020 "LIGHT TWKLVK" Open Cm? \ / Open CWira ' Touring T-nr?7 Passenger ) ( Touring Car?7 Passeutfer JjkWH) iloadnter?Four doors, 4 passcugei* #26So i ? . , \ ltoad?tei^Foui door*. 4 Pasaeuger g*** .w!o?n.?; Prices {? <??. . Kodan?7 Passenger feSCOl / :g oupi--4 l as^uger *4000 Linumtf ne-~7 Passenger $4200 J I Swlan?7 Passenger $4*00 I'ord Tlrea and Wooden Wtiteli Covd Tires and Five Wire W'h.erla Staudard Equipment Standard Equipment. I i i IHI ii" i'? ji THE HHYHE8 HUTOMOB11E COMPANY, KOKOMO, 1 HPU. ?. S. CAN NOW MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES MOSELEY-TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Camden, South Carolina $5,0000 Prize Bull Burned, Knoxvillo, Tenu.?Idolmore, the grand champion bull of the Aberdeen-Angus elas*, at the reCout Chicago Internation al Live Stock Exposition, died in n vet erijury hospital Friday night as the re sult of burns received Wednesday night when 'the box car In -which the animal wax being shipped -from Chicago was par tially destroyed on a switch at Oakdale. Idol more ws? <the property of l>r. J. I. Higglns, of Dandridge, Tenn., and was valued a^ $50,000. Nine other blooded cattle, the piqk of the Higgins here, were in the same car. and of these five have died and the others aro not. expected 'to survive. The herd of ten was valued at ?ntorc tlnin $100,000. e . Odd Farts About Kggs. The Academy of Science in Philadel phia, some years ago, lost an egK- Pre sumably it was stolou. It was the egg of a California condor, and worth a lot of money. Only, sqven ?vkks of that bird are known to exist. In collections. It frequents the most inaccessible peaks in southern Cfc.41 fornia. and hatches its young at dizzy -heights in caves in the face ??? cliffs. Thus the task of procuring an egg is one involving utmost danger. The species, a gigantic vulture, DM 1*hm> almost (Vextermluated. Cattlemen ainJ sheepmen poison carcasses to de stroy wolves, and bearsi t'he condors ??at the bait and die. N Thuit an ostrich cjck may be danger mis. if over-ripe, was discovered a while aw by Doctor Bauer, of the Smithson ian Institution. While he was boring a hole in one it exploded, the tlyhig fragments cutting him .badly. The ejcKM of some orioles are marked with grotesque figures, ofteu reserqbliug Chine.se charac&tera. Kxi>erts in Orient al languages hove <on occasions beeu ask ed to road them, hut ,no satisfactory tWinsk-tlon has been obtained. \ V :? *rV ? <??<? II OUR SERIES 4 NOW LIQUIDATING. SHARE HOLDERS WILL RECEIVE NEXT MONTH IN CASH OR CREDIT ON LOANS THE NICE SUM OP ABOUT $80,000.00. THIS REPRESENTS SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEY WERE WILLING TO SAVE. HOW MUCH OP THIS $80,000.00 DO YOU GET? YOU MIGHT HAVE HAD SO MUCH AS YOU WERE WILLING TO SAVE AND PAY IN MONTHLY. ? . BE THRIFTY cf STOP PAYING^ RENT ? OWN YOUR OWN HOME. LET US EXPLAIN HOW YOUR RENT MONEY WILL AC TUALLY HELP PAY FOR A HOME. NOW IS YOUR OP PORTUNITY. SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN SERIES NO. 6. Subscription Books Now Open First Payment 3rd Monday in January See our Treasurer or any one / of our Directors. _ W Wateree Building & Loan Association DIRECTORS K. V isfc- ? W* J. Dunn j John T. Nettles D. Wolfe T. J. Arrants C. W, Birchmore F. M. Wooten J. J*. Goodale L. A. Wittkowsky John T. Mackey, Sec. & : t *: " ~