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IMNTOK KCOKKH HYP0CK1CY. M on lined From First I'nge' the rase <?'" the ptoud rharnsee in hity 11 Hffiiin to iiie that he place* God under obligations io him rather than [ acknowledge his obligation to Go<l. How-j oyer In* the murk <_???ji.?wheu | ho iiicttxiircH liinih'U hy tiicu <>f tin? \eij j low<v*t tyjn', extortioner*, unjust, flud j adulterer*. Is it nut pitiable in th?j exUvjm* when \yo H??I*? the prartiie of! this folly dom- with a high head? The | Ihmir I'ublmau know-. 0t))> tU? fOW "t { humility. ?* .Mark' will you tin.' wry, sign* of thej *orpenl ii n In* ri<k?'H dim I strikes lit the nearby I*ith)i<**i(t. I thank Goil 1 iini not like . i>tli'T ijU'll, even tlii* Publican, j This |u\\!y I'ublicau .was looking only to God, tin' riiaiH.sco wan looking U> Ih* aecn and hoard of ill en. Our God Lh graciously Having muuc men in this our dii.v -from such folly a* that of thin boastful I'huraaee. It cauhot be deuied "however that hi* tribe is not nil dead. These things we are accustomed t<i laugh at in society, hut when such parading . comes to our attention in the reabu of religion it (flve? us pnuso ami nerves ? us fco the t?nk of branding, ns our bleswed Ix>rd did, the religions in order to save roliglou. f Will you earofully note this, that , while .Tesus held up to the men of Ilia and all subsequent time, the dreadful dangers in 'hyjXK^r^ty, He also was grieved on ?-oount of their folJy and wept over their failure. H? /ouml it not In H1a heart to leave thmn without fixing the roapouslbilby. /to ujion the cvo of Ilia departure with his blessed eyes wet with tears of pity lie said, I would have H|x>ken the word of healing, I would have extended the baud of help, I would have healed your wounded ami wicked hearts, ami turned your feet into the path of life but ye would not accept J any of my gracious favor. Thus did j He leave it hum < loomed to death in the! 1h>uso of their d etiolation. Blood will surely tell thought they and j being in direct line from Abraham they ? confidently waited to receive from God j all tlwit would make for present and j future happiness. Alas, ns they werr-f thus waiting God wiw working a miracle j among the atony hearted (Jentilea, and | mining up from 'among them children ! unto Abraham. Wo may now clearly see.that when j thin viper of hjnpocricy showed itself j in thia <s?rly day of the young Church, j Peter leaving abundant precident daya of the prophets, the activities of John the liaptist, and the conduct of the Christ, he consigned it to the oblivion awaiting all such wickedness. Ho the young men of that day ?s they will I ^ I I *1 . '.?v: i ______ do i|i thiw ?la,v and hi till God's coining da.vn,' arose, wound up the victim,. car Hied him <>ut uiul burled him. Without doubt our community 1b com ing int<> a bifgvr and bettor day. K*k?o out to tln? va?t youuk man and riue in the packing away of hypocwcy aud put tiiiK forward of truth, ovor mindful that "Kind heart* arc more thau coronet#, Au<l .simple faith than Norman blood." WANTED ?50 thousand . pounds of scrap iron. Highest prices paid. H. L. Schlosburg, Camden. WANTKU?A xood home nhoor at Stokes" Shop at Westville, 8. C*. 44-7 l<'OK S.\I<K?Used 10.10 model Ford touritiK- Cheap for quick sale. Ad dress Hnx 217, Camden, S. C. WANTED?A man that knows how to ? do electrical work on automobiles at > Stokes' Shop at Westville, S. ('. -14-7 l'()K 8ALK?.Wood of all kind, cut any length. Delivered $7.00 cord. J. O. f'NuV; C&ssatt, S. C. ~ lStf FOR SALE?At a 1 >argain, ? baby's rood po-cart in , fjood condition. Any one wishing to imy phone 44 VDLCANIZIXO TIRES ? Cord and Fabric. We have a man for that work only. Liberty Motor Sales Co. FOIt IMMEDIATE SALE ? Some nice chickens. l'lmno 212-J., Camden, S. C. FOR SALE?One residence lot. Apply to C, P. I>nl}o.se & Co. 43-44 FOR SALE?N ew milk cow, with a week old calf at foot, can be seen at llcnry Savage's yard, Caindeu 42 VIM'ANIZINO TIMES ? CJoM and Faults We have m man for that work only. Liberty Motor Sales Co. ?, i_ Don't throw that old caving away be Ottuse it haw ((truck a him#. Wc can tlx It to; run a long time. Liberty Motor Sales Co. , l?'OH .SALM?Fifty corn fed hogs, ready for market, Hale on foot or dressed de livered promptly. Wood for sale at aU times. One hnudred acres best r/vov land to let on share's for spring oats. My place, Belmont, is adver tised against trespassing and violators will be,, punished accordingly. .8. F. Rrasugton, Camdeu, S. O. 12-3-4 STORAGE BATTERIES RECHARGEDJ ?If your battery i? uo good buy a new one until you see us, we I can make an exchange with you that will save you money. Hatteries re paired and rebuilt. Agent for Presto lite 1 latteries, lleard'a Battery Ser vice, Camdeu, 8. C. Phone 118-J * FOR SALE?Six iXKMp house, bath aud kitchen on Mill -Street. Possession given immediately. W. H. Haile, Cam-i 'den. S. C, , 43tf NOTICE BUILDERS?We have a lar^e stock of wood mantel^ tile and grates in stock and can ship promptly. Sum ter Marble and Mantel Co., Sumter, S. ?Q, 42-5p. FOR HALR?I have listed for sale at attractive prices the following u^ed cars: One Na-sh 5 passenger; one Nash 7 (passenger; one Hupmobile f> passenger; one Hudson Super Six 7 passenger; one Chevrolet 5 passenger. See A. KT Hlakeney at the Men's Shop, Camden, S. C. 44 FOR SALE?1 Dodge touring car in class condition. 5 new tires and 118-J. Beard's lir>y class condition^ u looks good. Phone Garage, Camden, S. C. IIATTBRI1K8 RECHARGED?Wpji ted you to let us charge your batteries. We furnish distilled water free for i'liy make battery. Beard's Battery j Service, Caanden, S. C. ? FOR HA US?Anyone wishing to buy ixtuh eggs, IMione 125-W. !3-4p 1 1 ? . W.ANTEIfc-r-Live turkeyd, fowls, rgg?, ,*W?et oak wood, etc. at The Court Inn, Camden. 42-44 ? " i. i ?? 1 ommmu m ? I .?i n. ? . STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRS?-Wo run repair any make storage battery. l>on't buy. a uew one until you aro Mure you I'm cannot bo repaired. Kx uininution ami ?igst free, Beard's Bat . tery Serrhce West BeRalb Stroet, CMniden, ?. O: .Phone 11S-J AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmore Hair Preparation. Bee or call on Madam K. K. Helton, 1713 Gordon Street, Camden, S. C. 20tf WANTED ? 50 thousand pounds* of scrap iron. Highest prices paid. . H. L. Schlosburg, Camden. LOST?Tuesday of this week, between Post Office and ?chool house, a small brooch with snvail leaf and pearl i" oontc.iv Return (tto' Cbronijcflo office, and get reward. .. ...t lti KODAKERS?-We are prepared to do - your work at a reasonable price. All work guaranteed. Give us a trial, llmldin and Kirkland, Camden, S, C. 20tf. NOTICE?We have a limited quantity of Kainit on hand for quick sale. Wire or phone us your orders. Phone 240. Camel,Cotton Co. 27tf FOR SALE?Will unload at (Jamden on Saturday, February 7th, one car load of Tennessee mules and milch cows. \N 'ere bought right and will be sold at the right prices. Helton Owens, Cwnidcn, S. C. FOR SALE-?Stone of Shadowlawn, tho roughbred Belgian Sheep I>og A. K. C registry, 18 months old. Grandson of Internatiohal Champion Apollo. In perfect health and condition. A most valuable animal and only offered on acmuivt of insufficient yard room. Ad drew W. L. \ViI>?>n, Ilox 931, Oreen \*1H?, H. <5.' 44-0~pd (JKNKKAL, Rltl*.VIRIN(i?To whom it nmy eynceru; , I 'have opened u gen* J eral repair aho?p at WeatvUle, and will ft ^endea^or to aatiftfy aW patron# I ex pect to do black wi kith, wheel right aud ? automobile work. Don't throw away your old vehicle. I can repair them or build you a .new one ?s you de tdrc. Bring along your work aud if the work don't ?tand thdNteat we will -make it right. My work has always stood in the pa?t and will see to it that it standa iu the future. Will atoo kot^p oil and ga? for *ule. ? Ij. M. 8V>kes, WestvtlH, 8. C. 44^ WANTED?Eight or ten got ? laborer* to Work on puUL roadft. Will pay $35 ^ month and board. Apply t* T F. Horton, County Ct| miaaioner, Kershaw, S. C. WANTKI) TO KXC1IANOK, <)?? ^ mule that Will work anywhere for nil (row. I>on't need niulo reasou (or nn in#. - hi A. Hainea at Consolidate Au/t? &>. 4' ^ Races and Field Day, Camden Race Track, February 1741 The Cordon Riding and Driving Olnb have planned an afternoon of Races and Field Dai' events at the race track for Tneaday February 17th. Besides a half mile racing event there are planned five or *\x other features and races of in terest and excitement. A twelve piece brass band from Co lumbia- i# coming over for the day' as well as some out of town entries. Sev eral, of the novelty rqce? have never been run in Camden before but .the oommRtt* in charge will not divulge their aatarr except to say. there will be a hard fouglt half mile race and relay raee. The club hope* thrat everyone will tm out ?for tlu' afiteruoon. The entrance fa will l>e 25 cent*. Grandstand wat*! cents. A limited number of | apace# may be had for $1.00 each c? ' application to Mias F. B. Todd, Kiii | wood Heights, Telephone 216. - ?r? * . .y * ..r?"' "f. f" 1 - - ? When you buy insurance, you are paying for something that you will need when you are in trouble. Insurance that does not protect, is of no good, and the small percentage of premiums saved, is mighty soon forgotton when the loss .oc curs, and the insurance is not paid. This Agency has been in business for nearly half a century, has paid its loss es promptly and without trouble to the assured; and by its service has become the oldest ond strongest Agency in this section. Without this service, we could not have done business continuously for so long a time, not built up the loyal support and good will among our clients of which we are so proud. At time of loss, the rv>nrWf>r] by 11s is invahiable. . Do not place your business in small, fly-by-night companies. The Williams Insurance Agency Representing fire companies whose total assets are?$357,963,697.00 * ? a