The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 13, 1920, Image 14
Children Cry lor Fletcher's
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per*
sonal supervision since its infancy.
^ Allow no o?e to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments thac triile with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and .Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is iis guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diiarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea?The Mother's Friend.
ENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature, of
In Use For Over 30 Years
t he Kind You Have Always Bought
T M K C f M T A *. I >4 f: O M r? A M V , M ?T W V O ? K C. IT V. ?
We Not Only Pay
interest
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But Show Interest
We believe in co-operation. W e are interested ill
your success. We want*to. help ' y^u. Come in and
"talk it. over" wit h us.
We invite the .consideration of t hose contemplating'
a ch'anjrt' in their l?ankinjr Relations or establishing
ifew accoTiills'." TFo'' design of this hank is to meet the
retjuirrments of the community as well as to serve the
individual depo.-il? ?r.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
i>, I\1 ;? 1<inYour Old Clothing Serviceable
U . i ?><?;!,- it !<?;? i :?(.??; ? ;i i?? i ..J* -v. hy nut
V.'? 5 ? ? ! ? ? i ].' 1 v. ill convince \ <?u.
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
( u mlji. i Li ml, iVId.
i OK FAT.KVONK IN THE FAMILY
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Bruce s Pure Food Store
JHONE 66
SEEK TO SAVE
STARV|N6 EtX
Two Principal Herds in Country
in Danger of Serious
Depletion.
SPECIAL FUND TO BUY HAY
Officials of Department of Agriculture
Making Every Effort to Procure
tho Needed Feed?Scarcity
of Forage.
Washington. -'Wie two prlr^ipal
herdn of elk in thy United Stiuc8?onv
of which Is nn(U>r th?* protection of
the biological survey of 'th?' JJnlted
Stall's department of agriculture?are
In ttaittfor of such serious depletion,
duo to early severe wonthor and feed
shortage, that special funds have
been set ashlo for tho purchase of hay
for these animalH whoso homo Is in
ami near Yellowstone national park.
I>epartinent ofllcinls aro making overy
possible effort to procure the needed
feed despite the serious scarcity of
hay and forage In the region. Ap
proxlnuitely U>,t><>0 elk roam this suc
tion of tho country. They are divided
Into two groups, known as the north
ern and southerly herd, respectively.
The laller, which winters in the, vi
cinity of Jackson Hole, to the south
of Yellowstone park, is the one for
wliicbs the departmerit of ngrlculrure
is'seoklng to make provision.
Ranchmen Slow to Part With Hay.
Reports have recently heen received
from 'government representatives In
the region of Yellowstone national
park stating that many elk are dps- ,
fined to starve If the present severe
weather continues and If no additional
supplies of fee*I are provided. . On the
winter elk refuse in .Taekson llolo the :
TTiYartment has In store approximate
ly t..'?00 toils o'f hay which normally !
would lie sulNeleut to carrv the south
? ?
ern herd, through the winter.>IViit cold 1
weather and heavy snows came so
early that there is grave danger that
the njdnials' will he without feed he
fore many weeks have passed. Ranch
men in the region are <,onfronted with
a serious condition and are reluctant
to part with any of their hay.
' Largest Herds In Country.
The northern elk herd Is under till' I
supervision.- of the national park serv
ice of (lie department of the interior
which is also making every effort pos
sihle to prevent loss of these animals
These two herds are the largest elk
herds remaining .In this country
though at <me . time elk were to he
found' in large ' numbers as far east
go mountains. These
buffalo and antelope,
reduced to a mpre
former numbers. The
V-'minin hc<ides those
?f the Yellowstone park
small. l.oo* of man\
?j in the larger herds
." >'n y govornrn rrt t ? ?
MISSIfJG LINKS ARE FOUND
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Expert tirrt to Ma!ny A'rc-h?f,?lago to
Fir.d Out If They Are
Alive.
Avonhnrst. Saskatchewan. - M trshall
M'-lvnr of Avonhnrst. ji w i1? Jy know n
<>\|'lor.T. and (,'arveth Wells, \vhi.?^ia?
!>? i n in JLi>. j.jq.iloru.Liuu .serv !?.:e <Jt jJ.'iL.
I'ritLsli ,^'ovi?rntiK'nt for six years. will
leave Pann-da shortly for nn extensive
>mrne?v t.hnuuih t.ho i.ninzh <; of tin*
M:il:iv ar<hi|ielat;o. Their tr:|> will in
\nlve :i journey around tin1 world.
Aci'iiril itii to M< Ivor, naturalists
hn\ e (!i-co\ ered In 111?? j 111 ~ "I Ma
l;i\v':i Ihr wkiMrtons of eroatUIVv
ulii'h ji r? ? eohsidered tin* ''uii^^iiiL'
I nk-." n?o!,k?,y and 1:1:111.? I'
is to ?1 ? -1-< -1*111 i 1 ? * * u l.i'iluT mi h <
111 rr> art' alive that Wells aii'l M- Ivor
w ;|| lead an e\|? -d!I ion it.'o it..* ji;n
;;!cv ?i|' I '.i 1 rtn'o ; 1 it'! ot her 1-'
I |:e\ w ! I : 11 < (1 >; ud > 1I1 ? \ai;oi,
ia<-nl;ejs of Malay ? a and if ;ossih|i
colli i t data fi?!)i-er!iii:i; a 1 :*:!?*? ol
()w ? ;'s 1 ? ; 10r I > 'd '?> h ' 11 11:1 . ? ? T"<iehed
uo\ i rum hi al 1 itlieev.
REDEEMS HER OLD PROMISE
vVonuin Exchanges Gold for S Ivc"
PtCCCs on Her Go'den
Wedding.
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BOHEMIA HIVE OF INDUSIRY
Little Country, Now to Bo Given 9P*
f portinity to ProgroM* Has Boon
Much Mi?und?r?tood,
No! < ne of tin* little countries which
hav?* e< me Into being as Independent
HtUtt'S, or JMIl'|M of lit! W nations, hIuco
the triumph of tin* allies, is more oft*n
misunderstood in America than .Ho
hernia ln's always heel). The very
name has Implied, for many persona,
the unconventional ways of artlato,
the gypsylng of vagrants. and the Im
patience of restraint which Is sup
posed to chnructerlKo countries remote
from great centers of trade ynd ln
'duvtry and rather backward In their
business interests.
lint Bohemia Is a wonderful hive of
hard-working and skilled artisans. It
Ih one of the mosttdensely populated
countries In the \Wirld. exceeding, In.
that respect, Oeriuany, Austria-Hun
gary, as a whole or In either half of
the old monarchy, and even Italy. The
number of Inhabitant!*, In proportion
to the area, l.s Tfi per cent greater than
It Ih in Prance. Holicmln Is almost
.exactly half as large as Ohio, but ite
population. nearly 7.000,(MM) at tlie be
ginning of the war. Is about Ufi per
cent greater than that of this state.
There Is no other division' of Aus
tria-Hungary. taking Into the reckon
ing the entire territory formerly in
that dual monarchy, which Is equal to
Bohemia in manufactures. It is a
notable center of iron and steel pro
duction. Its textiles are tin Impor
tant factor in the trade of Europe, arid
Its jjflas^ware. eh'na. sugar, beer, ehetn- ,
Icnls, paper, tobacco, lace, toys and
many other.products of skill and pa
tient labor are widely known. Necefl
saril.y. - the 'commerce of so busy a
country, is large and far-reaching.
All 'but li boi.nla seeds is the op
portunity wh'.eh has ^pmo at hist to
pVove the'capacity Of lt:< people for
great progress beyond the level they
have already nitallied.
MAKE YOUR OWN D'AGNOSIS
All One Needs to Determine Physical
Condition Is to Test by Clini
cal Thermometer.
The best way of asking a friend how
he Is. If? not ty say flippantly: "Mow
are you blowing?" or even "How's
your liver?" hut simply and sufllclent
ly: ''How's your temperature?" Ac
cord'rig t<? your temperature you. are
well or ill, alive or nearly dead,. Tn
fact, there are only ten degrees be
tween blooming health and certain
death, observes a writer in London
An?J" ers.
The temperature of the air has noth
inL' to do with the temperature of the
bod v. which the temperature of the
blood. The 10?kitno in health sends
the .clinical ?leM-mometer to the same
spot as. the Negro in Tlmbuctoo. vi
OS degrees Fahrenheit. The tempera
ture of the air will sometimes vary -If)
degrees In the same day. 1 >111 If the
temperature of the body goes up two
degrees, yon are ill: four degrees, you
are ver\ ill: six decrees, and the doc
tor Is very anxious; eight degrees, and
you are at death's door.
Anybody can lake a tomnerntnre.
even his own. It is a great safe
guard. to possess and* use a clinical
thermometer. Ninety-eight decrees, all
right; 100 degrees, ^tay at home; 1^1
degrees, go to bell; luii degrees, send
for the doctor. Anything higher than
thnt is a doctor's job.
The Economy General. .
Hon. Sir Henry Home. "tin* man who
took Poind," has heen called (ho oeon
otny trnn'fitl through skillful Ma'nip
uhuion of men unti his smrrt! onsnot
ty list. lli.< nnmo will he handed down
to posterity as tlx* man who invented
tli ncr harrairo" systoni, \yhlch
came into universal use on tTio hadTo
liold. With (ho assistaneo of this har
rnco. In- <-:i|?t 11 r???! I'rieourt, Mametz
nnd Doimi. L':iiiiinmtiximuni results at
minimum o??>t. Ilis |oss?-s in men and
material on ojn-h occasion wcro vorv
lijrhl.
General Ih>rn< hotlines to tho- Old
OontcmptiHes. :md In* s;iw service also
in the Smith Afr'e.ui war. Ilis proud
? ?st motm-nt diiiiii-' licit faiupaiirn was
w hen :n r;il < 'i. ? n i? ? surretelorod to
hitiV
May Throw Light on History.
A numt"'f iM' M'i !n"i!ti'.-|si<. from the
Tokyo Imp<i;.il university and else- ?
whore nro 'timsmiu <*\< iivsitions in iho
cotnpoiiiMl i >!' i!i<- llnUusan shrine.
Tny:iiii;i |?t ? ? IVe*ore. >;dd In ho :i most
vjiluiihle ?.;? r- ln>n<?' of notorial ?for
historie:il on<I\. Mi.rtor Shihnta of
* he To';,\|i t: *:: 1 ? : - ? ! - "i'lo; .?<( *| v: s; | y ?
?rig: "Wo y ii.*.;.?\or *onio duos
:i-. to vh^'li'-r I. i: 11 ? ? r- oame
from f t .' i' r. . s ? _!i;ili< n .** Ar
'ho p!:i< i? i;n???TT?.:.? -i; .i iiu;.('><?:? of hom-s
? >f u .i:.:. !i ;: r111 . tin :r:v tin
ear! hod
Clemer *c?Tii, Playwright.
I.il.e it .11. ... ; ?: I':i ro?iali v? poli
tics. M? ? ?? ;?? *.11 N inter
osf | ,j I |,?- I . i ? I 1 hr.;i ?< I
:? :?d. 1 i' ? \\ hi. . I; ? >.??.u i>of.?r.
li*.in, ;? ; i ? \u ?:.. - It e* -j,
though ho !i ' ? "?> he prime min
jsjcr <*f I'r.!'i his v..if !??:>
!Irc !v* !,,,s ? ? ? ? ?1 ? ?? i??? ? *? r ?? ?. j
of |i!uA > '? *'I e
IJofpiins" ' I I ?? \ .>i'o i!:; i'. -ir."
have {? ? ? ?: ' . o-, " " !? ??
ton T??j
hi eld at a Distance.
*"F;*lor.' . \ or. .w n p- :v
?*w)iy ???oil };?? tp o ?' >un!?"'
"As ft <?,.. ? f f.
?hat vory | < '"'pi- r.' <0* to 2ik?
.no ??? ' eno'.h tn Ai.iit to nil r:?
>y ftr-t name.**?I''>ston i'voning &
l'rnrorrlpt.
Attention!
Fords Fords Fords
Yea they are second hand, in reality, but when you
ride in one of them you will wonder what's the use 0f
buying a new one when y m can get a second hand one
thaat runs like a new one, at a considerable lower price,
If you are interested pftU upon us at our sales room,
write or telephone and we will very gladly make dem
onstration.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Threatt-Plyler Motor Co.
KERSHAW, SOUTH CAROLINA
/ 0?l./CVti YOU ?
you Wr ft
?rr?^ FA/LEO /*?
Ycr
1 ii buying1 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, or in having
it . e, ired you must repose confidence in your dealer.
Because you know that you can rely on this store ?
? V> ' ' ' # " . " .. . ? " ?? v.
it. is advisable to trade here.
What We Say We Do, We Do - Do, Always
G.LBLACKWELL
JEWELER S OPTOMETRIST
CAMDEN
SOUTH CAROLINA
Get Your Tractor Now
/
A FRACI,OR. operating successfully
** on low-priced, low-grade fuels ??
kerosene, distillate, etc., is a paying investment
from the very outset. - 1 his has been proved hy
the records c f many thousands of Titan 10-20 ?
tractors snen?il;y designed and built to operate on
kerosene, c r r,y. other crude oil distillate testing
39 degrees P .:-mc or higher. ,
Titan i ractors are AH Alike
b.
1 he>' ar?- ' ? ; r to handle than alarm team and.?_
easier to tart- i,.r. You can do your work on time, ^
plow <?)<?<?[ ?j.rtjjare better weed beds,?clo more
woi k with less help, and get more profit from your
htrrn. i hey d > b-1' v-ork that cannot be done by
horses and pu:l i i i proportion to weight than
horses. 1 lorses ir.i.ct have rest whether the work
is c rowding you or not. If necessary, you can
keep your Titan working continuously, without
r'-st. until the work is clone. "i
1 It re you have ecop.or;, , efficiency, depend- "r\
aoihty-?? three prime essentials of farm power ??
c arrying an assurance of bigger crops, better yields, j
and fatter proht. Order a Titan early, so that you ~
will have it when you need reserve power.
Springs & Shannoi
Camden, S. C.