The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 13, 1920, Image 10
AN OLD FRIEND
BACK AGAIN
ThU la NOT ?
but ? thoroly
mtntfri p?rf?ct?d
LAGERED
BREW
mart* of tia-'fty and hop*
only but wittt ilia high
wlttoa rt.mQV?U by our
PATENT VACUUM
PROCESS
leaving nil the original
Urttw flavor and anup In
(gCl, no it I h d> U K111 f 1111 >'
EXHILARATING
UciiHiiitu i tlilv In Im w
n! JumI like tha baer of
?0 you ra hko. Uu?ii
Urutod limit t Kt-v s: or
(lie lJ. 8 "l>iy" laws,
We ?hlp to an/ p.?<t of
Oie U. 6
^.OUDr.N fiMAIN JUIC5
COMPANY
Minneapolis, U. t. A.
EKNF.ST M DuPRE COMANY
V" ' *
?rI >isl rrlii;t?n >
?vt;t (it'iviilK St., ?. v (\
Phones. jil -?*
I.OMH.H STKONO ARM' (IIIKK
FdtnoUM N>w York "Cop" Aflfr
Loiijc Mrrvlor.
New York, (I.?New York t'ity
lost oiii* of jIh famous "atrong arm"
pollivmeu uxiay' when Patrolman SulgJ
("Ajux") Whitomnn retire*! after a pie
iureiwjue enrcer <>f twenty-aix your*. The
lift\ *i.x*ycar*ohl veteran, who wom known
ntuiunally as a alron# iflttU, was inji)r?'(!
uiuic till it 11 a H<t)n> of tijnoH in lialtiiiK
runaway |u>r*e# ami roee'vetl otheiul eom
inciDlalioit for his bravery neve? time*.
Ilr will t'Hi'iw mi annual .pension of
?*!?,">(? lie was riiosrn ten years ?k?? to
foiin a "siroiiR arm" <$<piacl to break tip
the noturiott* "('nr Hani (tang" which
wa- thru terrorizing Hai'loiji. Tho kang
strrs liimh'd either in jail or in tin" li<
pit a I. . ?
"Aiitv" jraye c\hil?iliiin> of str<'HKth
i>ii 'a t<>ur with the Into John f/. Null
um hi*fori* the luixjiiK ehampiou fought
FIRESTONE
TIRES
Prestolite Batteries
and Gas Tanks
Attention Auto Owners
V " *"? ? ' * V*' ' ' " ? '* "? '? *' ?;**'. V. ?
Wc have enlarged our Battery Department
?to twice its size. Have just received another
.shipment of service batteries and can now furnish
a service or new batteyy to fit any car.-* Don't
lay up your car, let us furnish you one while yours
is being recharged. Phone 118-J.
Beard's Garage and Battery Service
Distilled Water
Free Air
Guaranteed
Accessories
Adirondack Mountains
Paul Smith s Hotel
COMPLETELY AI'POINTED COTTAGES FOR RENT
KY MONTH OK SEASON
GOLF FISHING BATHING STATE ROADS
SEASON JUNE TO OCTOBER ,3
Address
M. F. WHELAN, PAUL SMITHS,
MGR. N. Y.
I'lT'iiiiii! 1111? ? i \ <-w ;ii Tin* Kii k\v<iot!
"Jake" Kllraiu. Among bl? noted feat*
were pushing u ladled freight car weigh
Iijic more thmi twelve ton* and lifting
hy liih teeth a hogtthead of wafer ujh>u
which ?dood several men. lie wd* cred
ited with iifitiiiK a 1,0,'to |mmiih1 dtnnb
hell with his teeth and. alto with auo
emfuJIy withstanding the ofTort.s of a
score of men pulling a long rope, one
end of whivti he held between hi* h.
Mnlor truck* in New Y.ork state, with
a nipaeity of one ton op more mnnt be
e<iui)i(HMl with mirror*, m> thiH the
driver may have n view *?f the r<?ad be
lilml him,
Only One Plan of
Successful Farming
If a Southern fuiijior will tvll us
liis plans for this .vour, wi- cmi toll
him whether or not ho will have a
Miocessful yoiiir. If his plans art*
based on his-cot ton crop ami do
not provide for food and food sutli
cioitt to sustain the farm, iiudud
iiiK his family and his Warns, some
<mo will garnor whoro ho has sown t
ami disappointment will ho hi.-, re
ward.
No farmer van prosper wlp?
plans to make his cotton hny his
a.oat. lard. Hour, sugar, syrup, cOrn.
hay, .etc.," pay his ?'U>tl>it>K inor??
chant, 'his doctor's hills, taxes and
a thousand and one other essen
tials.
No one 'crop can hoar the bur
don of all the farm expenses.
The only sure way to havo a
profitable farm and to make farm
ing successful Is to hinge every
thing 011 f<><>d and food crojyv and
make cot to. n tho surplus or money
crop.
The all cotton plan has boon
thoroughly tried for many years.
It has failed completely. It won't
work successfully.
Let's make a change. If we
don't do better, make more money,
wo will have plenty to eat.
Food and provisions come too
high now to be paid for with <*ot
toh ami wo can not afford to de
pond fin anyone to produce what
wo. can grow for our own use.
Plant food and feed crops. Have
a surplus t" soli and then produce
nil tlu? cotton you con gathoi
promot !y.
Value of Peanuta for Hogs
The result of one experiment at
the Arkansas Station shows that
one acre of peanuts is equal to
s.l.li huslnds of <*orii as ? hog feed.
The lowest returns obtained from
a station were in' Alabama, where
an acre of peanuts wore only equal
to 18.4 bushels of corn us a pork
I?rod nee r. However, even in Alu
Inuna the peanut crop was more
profitable as it hot crop tJltlU corn
on the same land.
The results obtained by tho Ark
ansas. Alabama and I/oiiisiaiin sta
tions show that an average acre
of peanuts equals from 115 . to 40
bushels of (inn as a htig feed.
And lot 11-. not forget that peanuts
improve the laud and that the hogs
harvest the crop. Let lis plan to
plant several acres of Spanish pea
nuts as osirly in the spring as is
safe and t'? make another plant
ing about the first <.f .Iu!>.
Beauty - Strength - Power - Comfort
In The
1920 HAYNES
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, strength, power and comfort?
arc wonderfully Combined in each model. Time-tested excellences in motor
strength. the latest appointments?luxuries?all these are presented. From the
chases through to the 1 ,?ast detail, the Haynes?America's first car?satisfies its
expectant friends.
There are twenty- ix years of success behind the Haynes, and this means ev
erything t" its owner. He can pin his faith to the organization that builds his
car.
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Prices
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< >pcn Cars
IV.nnnjr <'ar?7 I'rissrnjjrr . .
U>>(i<|?t?t Pour doors, 4 Pass^ngor
Cars
Coiipt- I I'a.s.scngor $l(XX)
S. 'lan- T I'a-Tnjrt r . . -
Ttr?'> hfi'I Five Wire Wheel*
Standard Kquipmcnt.
THE HAYNES AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, KOKOMO, IND., U. S. A.
CAN NOW MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Moseley- Taylor Motor Company
Camden, South Carolina
fi.ALEMARKS PIRATED
Business Men Complain of Acts
in Foreign Countries.
Appeal to State Department te Pr*?
tect the Intereate of Right*
ful Ownere.
New York ?Tht? American Mnnu?
fnctup^rn' Kx|M>t'l association launched
Its tight against trademark plratea In
Portug.il itnd el*e<vhere hy sending tin
hi>1 ??iMI to tlh> state department asking
Hun the American ambassador to Por
tunni protect the interests of (ho right*
fUl oXviHM'Mv
The patent ami trademark commit*
too <?f tin* association In the appeal
pointed out that more th'un forty
American automobile trademarks have
already lie* ii piraied hi Portugal.
The pinning of tindeiiiarkB Is not
limited to any particular country, ox
plained a statement Issued hy the com
mittee, hnt hundreds of trademarks
are appropriated throughout the world.
Iteceatly a lira/,Ulan concern took
forty well-known trademarks belong
ing lo American autoinohll? and ac
cessory manufacturers, It was stated.
Similar cases of pirating were cited
In Spain. Japan, Argentina and Cuba,
s The mot Ion-picture Industry' has also
completely lost its foreign trademarks,
Hie 'statement adds, ow ing to tho prac
tice In.the Industry of permitting reg
istration hy the foreign agents.
The statement pointed out that In
view of the patent and trademark pro
visions of the peace treaty, ratifica
tion of the treaty would permit the re
covery of all trademarks pirated - irt
Portugal owing to an extension of tlie
international trademark convention, to
which this country Is a party.
EXPERT IN DATE CULTURE
American Methods More Advanced
Than Those of Any Other
Country.
Washington.?American methods' of
date culture are prohahly more ad
vanced than those of any other date
growing country In the world, in fq>ite
of the fact- that experience In tills
country is limited practically to two
decades. This statement Is made hy
the chief of the bureau of plant In
Tree Bearing a Big Crop of Dates.
dustry. I'nited Stntes department of |
agriculture, In his annual report for {
lit)!). Though slill Conducted on a j
small s<-iil?>. ?lnt?* 'culture has become j
a recognized commercial fruit indus- !
try. -and uives promise of .steady j
growth. Tin* culture of the De^let I
Noor. the linot of the imported date |
varieties, has already become well es- j
tablished in California.
Farmer Singed Hog With
Gasoline; Never Again
Itlcliard Benninger of Terry
township. 1'a., sought a shortcut
in butchering. Instead of hewt
ing ? barrel of scalding water
to plunge his hog In, he sought
to remove the bristles with gas
oline. S?> ho (lushed on n quan
tity, and set fire to it. Then
things hogan to happen.
The flames followed the trnij
of the leaking vessel to the pall.
Henninger kieked the pail over
and he. too, began to blaze. He
was rescued by his son. who
smothered the flames with a
"horse blanket.
GERMANY FORMS NEW POLICE
Increase in Crime Is Excuse for
Foundation of Semlmditary
Organization.
With ? tio Ainerlmn Army in Ger
many.?The Herman government Is
rising statistics on th?> Increase of
crime In Germany since I ho end nf the
war a* the hasls and the excuse for
formation of numerous units of secur
ity police, as they are railed. They
are to have n purely military Interior
organ!r*atlot*, cloaked outwardly, how
ever, as police and Intrusted only with
police powers.
Plane Service for* Peruvian Coast.
Lima, Peru.?An announcement la
made that the Handley Page Airplane
comprry Tftll In s short time inau
gurate commercial hydroplane ?er*??e
Along the Peruvian coast
UN From Bating Olive*.
Mfinphih, 'IVun.. Feb. 7.?With the
(It-uih toul^bi of Mu> H. Yunkaunou.
the number of viotitiiH of ptotiMilut' |H?i
HMiiuK as m n'Kiilt of itttinK ohuhihI rip?>
oil vex at ,a liinehron terVed tit the Yun
kttnncn homr hnv Thursday wns in
oretMHl i?> m
Mr*. Mm* !?'. Vtiukuunoii, lu>?te*N at
the lumheon and throe of her gucHt*
died yesterday and today. Another i?
III, t>u l | ?)i ^ tci a it s sh.v, probably will
reew.vor.
KxHenator Shot; Wife Arrt^
NVw**>rt Ne?wi?, V?., Keb. 7.?^ ^
don CiitimilufN, formerly u V?rtia^ J
HoOfttP? uiMi one of the lx?8t know# ,
tnrueyli in the Old Doiniuiou, Wl|> '
ami <>erhlM?H fatally WOVludcd otj <
?tre*t* of IIau?utou, VV iliin atu^
11 Ik wife, Mrs. Mittle Jitter
Wa? arrented ft short time Later.
A survey of Canns in f.?ur o,ht|L
throughout South Dakota k)j^w?
of atitoiiwtiiw by 88 per n ut of |
peojule.
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WE have on hand today
two cars of brick, and
an invoice for one hundred
thousand to arrive fin a few
days.
J. L. Guy Lumber Co.
Mills Near Seaboard Freight Depot
Most Beautiful Cur in/lmerica
A "Sport Car"
In a New Sense
of the Term
i ?
The four-passenger Paige Larch
mont is a " sport" model in a
refined sense of the term. It
possesses a distinct -touch of
originality and smartness, with
out violating good taste.
Consequently its favor among
the younger set has spread to
include the older folks as well.
It appeals especially to those
who desire a car that stands
out from its fellows as a tnily
artistic creation.
In mechanical qualities, it is quite
as exceptional as in outward
attractiveness. It is powerful,
speedy and remarkably easy to
control.
Sit behind the steering wheel
just once and you will expdri'
ence that irresistible desire to
claim it as your car.
Essex, Six -55, Larchmont, StX'it; Glcnbrooli
Six-42 Complete Line of Enclosed Cars.
PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO.
DETROIT, Michigan
CAROLINA MOTOR CO. (Inc
Camden, S. C.