The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 16, 1920, Image 4
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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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| WL N. McDowell .
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I'ubllwtKMl every Friday ?t 11U0 No.
Brotxl Htreet, and entered it tbe 0?m
im po?t<>f!l<-e AH wcond cliw mall out
er. Price |h>c annum fl.ftO.
(uimIiii. S, ('., JlMI. I#, 10310.
That tito v?re KugHab wpeaking peo
pie of (lif .South tilled Vk ilh undiluted
Amerieanimu, atand ?? a bulwark againat
the meuiMv* which (threaten to d.-?tn.y
thin country, wan the feature of an ad
<)r<Mw made at Columbia Wednesday night
)?v 'l'?xims It. Marwhull, of Indiana, Vice
President of the United Htatca.
We walk to publNh the now*, but
we arc not mind readorn. If you know
of a marriage or death* or other impor
taut event tluvt ha* not been published,
drop u? a Hue, cull m or*r the telephone,
or whixper Into the car of a member
of our otaff, giving ua a bint. If you
can't give im full details, wo will try
to tret them if you will put uh ou the
twil.
HAYING VIIK KKillT THING
Knsdt in l>oln( It At Ki|bt Time Loada
To BuHinew Nuccom.
There'* a ronf knack iu nay In# the
riictvt Ming at the right time. Mvery
one know* people who have flwvt kuack
and otrtwrw w<ho haven't it, according to
James M. llannoy, writing in Hjrtftera,
And Ix* toll* tbo following incident:
"Whoa I entered tho banking busi
netw a good many year* ago," aaya a
bunker wfliofcu reputatk>n puts him uoar
the t<M> i*t the Hat of men who know
how to rub jx-ople the right way, "I
had a number of copy-book ideas about
how I should moot people. MAVw>ay? givo
u fimn Htixtug grip iu shaking hnndfe."
"Ixx>k tin* other man in the eye when
you talk with hib"Ix-t tho other
man know you are glcd to sec him;"
thorn* wore Nocne of my ideas.
"They dlduH 1a?t long, though. Old
Mr. ItrtxHc. provident of the Institution,
called uio over to his d<?sk one day in
hh abrupt ,way. 'Young man.' he be
gan, 'you are a promising clwvp In this
bank. Mo re-member that what I'm going
to tell you is for your own g<.od. to
help you devtflop. I don't like the way
you moot people, and I don't think that
they like It. You act as though you were
doing H l?y rule. Act natural; don't
ho affoctet I If you nro sincerely inter
trtcd In tb? other ka'u know
?veo If you bark M Mm, You <*n t?fc?
flat for what It'# WMtV v
?Hwit wp* tJb? be?i advice that ever
<*me I Mi o? a* m&iMpk
nuauners, aud b?f?? to more Hk?
human belujr.
'?Immedfarfety I began fating a-lon*
fitter wlt?? peoade. Ho 1 havo ever aiuce
Imm'u uftiuf every day mai?-to.<uaa alu
eeriiy as tny one method In dealing with
men. rl>biw la all there (ft to It. lt'^
*o tlm|r,f it'* hard to beHeva."
Ilerjt, Noi^h, Harvey ftoufch ami Joe
\Ve*t live in Olou^er, <>hlo.~Iyuke Me
lyuke.
They nhould meet Ileury Bast of
Camden
Woodrow \V Hjkui #1 ?
ICditor aud l*u(blk#her of New York, a
11? *11 i>atti*iu) Journal for uwwspaper. men,
published many cwixnenUi on President
Wilaou text week from editor* all over
tihe country, and introduced them with
tihf folk*win# beautiful tribute of its
own:
Woodrow Wilson, Virglulan, of (Scotch
Irish amtwtry, cel?4>ratea hi* 03rd birth
day unnivorwary December 28,
Fighting hi* way back to health after
a season in the Valley of the Bhadow,
secure in the affections of American and
of the jHx>i>leH of the world, tho President
riMWt look with serene eouttdence to the
New Year?and the unfokMng years?
to Iw'ur witness to the high and seltteaa
service which he has rendered to man?
kind.
When the great teat came?when the
frontier* of clvihuation were skywiy but
stenwllly contracting in northern France,
when tihe armies of the AN-les were los
ing hope, aud the free peoples had be*
gun to look with dread ait the creeping
uliavlow of the Blond Beast?America an.
swered tfhe cafll to arm*, voiced In the
president's historic war message to the
congress in a manner that thrilled hur
maulty.
From that hour Woodrow Wilsou be
came the leader of pu/btic opinion in
the world-^and that leadership was des
tined uot only to crush autocracy but
to establish a new and better political
and social order among the nations.
He gave himself utteriy to the great
adventure. lie kept the fnitih, holding
the flaming torch of Liberty and Equal
ity, of Frertlom and /Order. In a time
when the emotions and aspirations of
men were strugglllng for fitting expres
sion he voiced them in phrases of power
and of enduriug beauty. He electrified
the embattled nations witih a ne'w will
to achieve the victory of righteousness.
. It wit hl? vWoa that the great war
t&ouJd wrre to end mint wd to ?oU4k
liMb the reign of pmm on earth wntl
good wiH tow?nl u(o. A* Ihe inatru
mentality through wfckt* tbln crowulug
ooumn>M?ntton ?hotdd be achieved bo
VRHi^lt out, '?? window, the structure
of h l.esgue of Nation*?a brotherhood
of free people*?the nunwnr to ageold
Him. \; v, ? v
'Phe free untlon? #ave gltul atwent.
It remaiuwl for a reactionary minority,
represented by a political majority In
our ova land, to nuoMuou in oppoaitlon
to tjbe bene&vwt lAau the unyieldiug
hu>?ttMtjr o* part inn nnhlp. The eventa at
Washington have dinappoluted the ho pen
of America'* friomfo throughout the
world... .i,UZ?*,&''?m? - ? >'? 'H I
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7 lint mankind awaits, with donfidcuce
the nwdflg of tfoe pendulum, the final
verdiot of the Asnerican people. When
itftvitt shall come the work of Wood row
wit -..ii will be vindicated?and the na
tlonn wiW resume their inarch toward
the clearer lixht.
Editor and PuUMnher in privileged to
offer to the president, through this laaua
Home meansgw of good wiH and good
cheer from a nusudber of leaders of Ameri*
can jouraaH*n~-'tl<nrfy expressions of
Appreciation frap taen who both create
and promulgate ~J .public opinion. To
these Bdito? sad PuMldher would add
itf own tribute of affectionate admira
tion for the foranvoat figure in the pub
lic life of our generation. It is fitting
as the tbomphtn oI Americana turn, at
this eeason of gladness to the patient
'convalescent in the White House, that
nil petty connideratlona of politics should
be forgotten and that we Should &e con
scious of our pride In bis sterling;Auierl.
nu?ism and world-enrichfing idealism.
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VETERINARIAN
(Fonierly of Camden)
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IT IS true that the sheer beauty of the
Liberty has taken the style centres of the
country by storm.
But Liberty success is infinitely more than a
fashionable vogue, because it is built on per
formance, even more than beauty of design.
New York is no more enthusiastic over the
graceful lines of the Liberty, than the wonder
ful smoothness of its performance. -
And New York is no more enthusiastic over
either, or both, than this community of our
own.
If you will give us the opportunity to show you
how the Liberty rides and drives, you will see
that the wonderful things which have been
said of it are not one bit overdrawn.
LIBERTY MOTOR SALES CO.
I'llONK CAMDEN, K. C.
LIBERTY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I luioby aujuounce lUjTNttlf Ub J* can
didate for Maypr ol the City o( Gfundvn
at the approaching primary election, ?ub
ject to the rulea St the democratic party
Mttl'Wir ?< OaAdertJ Your support?
will I** appreciated;' If Slated f'pledge
a cleau. business administration. ,
W. J.( DDNN
t'ftudcu, & 0,? Dec. 29, 1019. .!
1 hereby announce wonkW aa a candi
for Mayor iu the atypnoeriklnc mu
ulcipal elect ton.
C. P, DuBOBB.
.. ^ rOH ALDKRMAN
We hereby announce Kennedy Hlake
ney nh a candidate for Alderman from
Ward #}x in the approaching Democrat
ic Primary. If elected we are confident
be will make a conscientious officer.
, v Many Friend*.
I hereby announce iny?ei(f < candidate
for re-election to the office of Alderman
from Ward Six, subject to the democratic
primary.
W. K. HOUGH
Wm hereby announce M. C. Zernp a
oan?tk)ete for Alderman from Ward Four,
We bdHeve be will make a conscientious
officer If elected.
Many Friend*
The name of Mr. H. a. Garrison, Jr.,
la announced an a candidate for Alder
man from Ward Four of the City of
Camden in (fee coming municipal pri
mary.
< Voter*.
The friends of Mr. W. Jjk DeLoacbe
announce Ms name ae a candidate for
t AMchmd of tSU City of Camden from
Ward Five at the approaching munici
pal primary,
I hereby announce myself aa a can
didate for re-election aa Alderman of.
the City of Camden from Ward 8 sub.
Ject to the rules of the primary.
W. H. PEARCB
I hereby announce mynelf as a can
didate for re-election to the office of Al
derman from. Ward Two for the City of
Camden subject to the rules of the com
ing municipal primary.
R. 8. WILLIAMS.
I hereby announce myself as a can-,
didate for Alderman from Ward 2, sub
ject to the rule* of the Democratic
party.
CAPERS L MOSBLBY
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Aledrman fronf WirO of
the City of Caftden in "the coming' mu
nicipal primary subject to the rulee of
the said primary.
W. B. PORTER
. mm
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election aa Attdeitmm from Ward
One for the CSty of Camden at the ?p
pTowdblng city primary.
W. L. JACKSON
I hereby announce myself aa a can
didate for Alderman from Ward One in
the coming municipal primary.
T. D. GOODALB
Tires wfB advance 1Q per cent In
next SO days. Anticipate your needa and
buy now. Liberty Motor Sales Co.
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Wants~For Sale
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FOR SALE ? Several good
hordes and mules for aale.
m You can s*ve money by we
?; ing me, M. D. Collins, Cant
(Jen, 8. C. Itp
WANTKII1?A Mr* dealer for (V?rbltt
Motor lVucb In your county. Free*
^ niau'Moorv Co.* BennettevWe, 8. 0.
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MMmi&ne 1090 tag No. 10104
Reward If returned to M. I>. Oolttilif
Oamdvn. 8. CUg Itp v
LOST?On Doc, 20 <me Feonell InfinA
wty dlaw* \*k\ at or near the Majestic
B*wwxl if returned 10 E?e
Ki.il. Hotel. -10 I 1^1*1
WANTKl)?The Oort>U*
sell. Write u? ?ibout
Kleeman-Muore
K netfaviUe, B* 0* - , . iOI - >
TRUCK DKALKR WANTKIMW,000.
tmade by oue d??l?r H*t year handling
I>ay-Klder Woitn<Drlve Trucks. 81 x
siaes. The averttra price of all two*
ton froiO'Drlve Trucks is 12072.00"
the IKay-lOlder i? fJSOOO.OO, |822.00
lew. Continental and Buda Motor*.
No competition. TWa ft* your oppor
tunity. s Southern l*ay-Klder '.Motors
Corp, 605-013 Wi Broad Street, Ricb
% V*; '_"j -?'>***??'"f |Jg: 41-2-3,
FOE 8ALK?One -touring OOT
?witih five -new Hm. I^oolta food ?nd
nu? rnxl w new, AonAy to^Bejnda'
liOST?On the nfiglbt of IMv 29 a black
bound wltlh yellow ears, female do*,
Was stolen from H. H. Young's
ltewwrd tf
FOR SALE?Three bou?es and lots k?r
?ited corner Mil vand YoHt Street*.
Camden > S. 0. Reasonable terma. It
/interested advinc .rttiagfeh -Bunlgpy
care Western Union Tel. Co. 41-3-2^pd
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LOST?Somewhere between Oamden and
Columbia on night of Jan. 12$h, one
United States Royal Cord Tire mount
ed on gilded rbn, *i*e 37 x 5. Finder
please return to Chronicle office and
receive reward. 41-pd
Utt, 4.
? III
for BAmpmlfew w me
in good condition, bought last "
?ry, -baa cord tires, shock ab*~.?w
iqpwt light, price $750. Address BJrtfe
Ai'FrIetag or L. W. Boykln. . 41
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FOR SALB?Two-torse Hackney wagon
one top buggy; three mules. Will sell
at a bargain. See G. K. Price on
Hlaiie Street^Qaraden,, 8. C. 40-pd
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Tires^ wilt advance 15 per cent in
next 80 dayw. Anticipate. your need* and
buy now. Liberty Motor Sales 06, ' j
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FOR SAUK?1018 model Hupinobile.
Perfect condition. Price right. Ap
ply Chronicle Office, Oamden, S. 0. 1-pd
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One urven year ouPSSS
WANT KID?1*1- motoring piMtc to k,,.?
that w* ?"?**> <!?? tor ??!?
d.iyn Sarfe m^liMiiitg HtUuniay the
lOfh. Anyone deairln* to take advau
ta?? of the abov? offer can aee and
purchase the tire# at ?hlver Grocery
I Sp&Pisr $33
I OR SAI^-AU la food mechanical
audition and look food: ? *
fiuU.Wf,
- #kSNNE^iPwri,lf< c*r I^Kmio
?x'm*nlhvmmv? |1.000.<K>,
:;i Mitchell louring f800.00
*1 Mitchell touring \
$ . 1 Maxwell noadater
Call and aee them* Tenns to veapoar
8itda parties.
mf Liberty Motor Sales Co,, Camden
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FOK HUNT?Furulahed Apartment, five
! roowia and a Wletiplng porch. Apply
(t? 1500 Fair fttreet or Phone-814-W
41
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FOR ^HA|,?^-^nyone^wlalilnf to buy
?T^D rtffi I iHnlC )? 11
AO^NT - For WrtUna*
Hair preparation. See or caK oa'
Madam K. B. Bolton, 1718 Gordoa
. Street, Camden, 8. C. 20t!
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FOIjl SAlf?r-Ford touring c#r 1910 mod.
eh Good condition. Address Bo*.247,,
Camden, S." C.w V- v :1
FOR RKNT?Until April 1ft, furuhhed
home of 10 . room* in desirable loca
tion. Apply to L. A. McDowell, Agt
FOrtSALK?High grade ammoniatod
fertiliser* for cotton, corn, tobacco,
peanuts, etc. Alao, Hah scrap, blood,
tankage, foreign kalnlt etc. Write ua
for prices. Dawihoo Fertiliser Com
pany, Box 608, Oh tries ton, S. C. 37-43
" -r'?-- ' * Bw^^pKr^iirv'
do
woi* at a reasonable price. All
araAteed.' Give us a trial.
An4 Kirkland, Camdea^Jl.
? of S|cond hand furniture and *i
Phone 159-J, and buyer will caB
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1ITI MA s\*? rvtiA^nn Mil ?All* am^aMI DKah A
Mi lamou vim i jiiiuu ivi wir.
Wire or phone ua your ordera. Phone
240. Camel Cotton Co. ? 27tf
fi -* ?ajl'j^yitr'
WANTED*?A competent man
for our agricultural imple
ment, wagon and live-stock
y department.^ To a man of
some experience, and a hust
ler, will pay a good salary,
f#Apply to Sptfhgs & Shan
non, CamBen, S*VC. -v 86tf \
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MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
Hki^S
than price of Tires alone. Guar
anteed 6000
Lehigh Tires.
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*sem w*>rwwm&*mrk ..,
30x3 Ribbed, with Tube Free ..... $12.50
30x3 1-2 Non Skid, with Tube Free . . $16.55
32x3 1-2 Non Skid, with Tube Free $19.50
31x4 Non Skid, with Tube Free .... $25.45
32x4 Non Skid, with Tube Free .... $25.85
33x4 Non Skid, with Tube Free . $27.10
34x4 Non Skid, with Tube Free . $27.95
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Miles. Southern Tires and. Pure
Gum Red Tubes.
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Camden, Sduth Carolina