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final dihchakok Notice is t**rwby ?*v?n tJWM one woutb t'lxiui tikis d?t* CVJ3 Frilly Ai>rU 2, HfctQ, ,| will tu?ke to th* I'rob*t? Court of Kfr. >.Uaw Ooowty ?wy final roturn u* ArtmiaU trwtor <4 tin- vt*Utf of Ifarianu Mum>UulL ,lr, <leo?nuxl, uud on til)e *?m? d*to 1 will ??ply <*> tlw w>id <V>Mrt tor h UuuJ dwclverrp ?" XM Administrator. llAltMAN M A KS! IA I/I,, Bit, AdioiniHti-aUir S. Kot>. 2T(th, 1920. FINAL DISCHARGE. Not lev in licrttoy flveu tliut ouo mouth from tbU doit, on Monday March 10th, li?20, 1 will make -to the Probate (V?url of K*r*harw OoWty my final tutum a* <>imrdhiii ??f tlM^feenou and eatate of ftc?oniau Thornene, the ?aid Hoewnan TUorne, huving attained bin majority. J. K. HIIANNOH. Uuardiau. Camden. 8. <!., *M>. t!Hh, UNJO. Notjc? to IM?tor* and Oedltor*. All pantioH indebted to the estate of Kilty J. Outlaw, deceaMxl, are ho re by notitiwt to make paytuent to the under signed, aud all t>artie?, If any, having oUilftu* against the acid estate will pre bent (Iumii dul) attested wjthiu the tllU? pivM.*rUx!<l by law. ANN 11C OUT1AW, AduiinUti at i i\ < 'auidtm, S. <\, lYhruary liitb, 1WJO. Kratuv huM 5,000 ibUin* vt ch imin wbii-h ar^ l>iv?a?l ami tlt^i* l>uou?ti l?? carry Iwtricvs <?f uix .fed draught. ?nd ??f JJOO t?n* buixlon. CotuLuf: "ON WITH T1IK DAN<KM Diamond Construction Makes This Bridge Strong Like Use The bridge is strong because it is supported in every direction by sturdy diagonal braces that form diamonds everywhere. The battery is strong because its plates, like the bridge, are built on the Diamond principle. That is why the plates do not buckle nor lose their active material. That is why the battery is Guaranteed for Eighteen Months That is why we are the official Phila delphia Service Station. Expert battery re-charging and repairing. Free inspection?any batter^?any rnnkc, any car, any time. Drop in today and let us look at the condition of your battery. * W. 0. Hay's Garage South Main Street Camden, - South Carolina ? QSest in the long 'Run TO pay a dollar or so less on the purchase of an inner tube may seem like economy, but is more often extravagance. cTubes that cost less to buy often cost more to use. C[ The best economy is to buy Goodrich Red Inner Tubes in the first place. Goodricln INNER TUBES Tfu 3. F. Goodrich Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio Makers of the Silvsrtowx Cord Tire AND THfY ALL "STOOD PAT'' While Mr. James Corbett, Who Had Manipulated the Deck, Sat Apart *'Hi Laughed. In m club tutich by men of tho theatrical bntdno**. m poker ffumo Which begun us ti hum*' pastime tfrvw. by dts^v. 1? nn uhd'>ff?1de - IhtOhfcivohoss ThO chops who \|Mt)f)b ly "nut In" wi'iv all jilom'u ami 4^i??w laborers in n hohoii.o-JutTaiivo occu> pat Ion They aurocd ??i?i??i*-?. them selves that iinns* ho i.o mor* raising nf the IiioM and no m? re reck loss hoitI)IL\ The K!UHO }UVlM he olio for aiiUi.st i.mnt oiilv Oh tho nluht wHotl tills UJ?rchlhel)l SVJIN smI (Mil lily concluded, i!ii?\.mh dovui and *ent for the. curds.- .11ni t'orhelt luuiiulit thoin. "I'll Just sit and look on for n while," ho said. "May tnK?? h hand a little later." One iiiun tool* tho cards mil of tho hox and threw aroujid for u deal. Tho dealer shadlcd thorn Mini passed thrill for tho out. Tlion lio dealt u hand while the hanker was giving ouoli man his cheeks, The 11 ist mail after tho doul hot the limit. Kvevy man of the seven around tho table oatno lf\, each '?tUtlnji" the pot for tho limit, "Say," said Corbett, "I thought you follows wero koIuk to play Hjiht, That's a flue way to start out.". This evoked not oven n response from the players* Kuch was sitting tight nnd covertly eying his neighbors. Tho dealer asked tho first man how many cards ho wanted, lie stood pat. Kvorv pluyer around tho hoard looked startled. Then the next man stood pat. And after htm tho next and finally all seven. It was at that mo ment that some one observed Mr. Corbett apparently about to choke In his secluded corner. Corbet t had combined 23 per cent of four separate decks, so that' tho f?2 cards be had handed tho players wore all spades. lSaeh man had a pat Hush when tho hotting bey a n.- -Cincinnati Times-Star. LESSON IN FRANKLIN'S LIFE Oraat American Statesman and Patrh ?t Roee to Immortal Fame From Humble Beginnings. On the 1 Ttii of January, in 1700, lioitjamin Franklin was born at Roth ton. His father was a soap and candle maker, his mother, the daughter of a Quaker poet of Nantucket. When Hen janiln war ten he wan taken froiu school and set to work in his father's factory. He never again attended a regular school. yet he became a schol ar. He was Inept and unhappy at his flrst occupation, ho his father ap I pre'ntlced hlni to his brdther to learn I the trade ofr a printer, When he was I seventeen he ran away from his broth er .and opened a printing office in Phil adelphia. He pursued the career of printer and pnbllshei , uutll 1730, when he was made clerk of the Penn sylvania assembly. This was the be ginning of his public career, and he rose steadily until he became one of the most striking figures In America. In France, when he was sent there as ambassador nfter tho Revolutionary^ war,- he became as widely known and loved as In. his own country. He Qot the Job. The colonel of a negro regiment In France charged the adjutant with se? lectins u suitable soldier to 3erve as orderly at his billet. The adjutant combed the cemmand for the proper mao and Anally found one who had been an elevator boy In a hotel?a smiling, gracious durkey, neat and re spectful. When the man reported the colonel Impressed upon him the necessity for tact. "Do you know Just what I meat} by tac* 7" he asked. HYas, ?uh. W'en It comes to tac' I'se right on de spot. Why, cunnel, jus* las' ? week 1 went into the bathhouse near mah billet, an* foun' one of de madam selles there. I Jest stepped back an' says, 'FaWon, monsieur!' Now ef dat warn't tac' den I don't know what Is.' ?The Home Sector. Not at Home. I was busy- cleaning my gas stove when the door hell rang. I was Just about to open the door when I saw It was our pastor. So I stood .back be hind the door and told my little son, Ix>uls, to open tho door ami tell him I was at the ntore. But he pushed the door so far back that my toes stuck out from under the door, and when I?ouls told him I was out, he laughed and said : "All right, sonny, but the next time your mamma goes out. tell her to "take her feet with her." I have a chain on the door now*? Exchange. Coral's Varying Colors. Genuine '-oral may t>e red, pink, whtte,?blue, jeilou-, green or black, | the last being the rarest and most highly prized. The next valuable is the red coral, which is susceptible to a high polish and is most in use for Jewelry, being the coral of commerce. Corals are roughly claKsed under two heads, the horny corala and the lime or stone coral*. To the former belong the red and black forms and the white to the latter, lied coral is chiefly found In the Mediterranean. The corals found on the Atlantic coast of Florida are the lime, or stone corals, which are the reef-building forms. Good Reason. "You needn't be nlarmed about wom en running for office, now %o many of thors can vote." "I'm not. 'I'hey couldn't do It In t%e present ?tyl?> of skirts." still It will fell Wrtl. For ?One Ford i>ur 'with IMstou rlnp*; 1w r**?r whrch>, ono front faring. M i- tm fomk-i*, Mvit or jOuuk . buruc lot* of jraN. Hunl to crank. tVcburvtoi w>ay through. 10li|iQe ml* in*; hits on two. Throw y<Mir? t>ltl; four iu Uio x|?Hu*, 11ms .^hHrk absorber* and CM t i tliiiuc. lUuiUiU>r bi?sud, 4n?-f j if.tk. lV>fforoiM*U dry; you oan b^ftr it *<|Udak. TVq ?pok?? miwioff. Front mil bout. Tirw l*Vmvd ourft, Aio'4 wotih m <}<vt k$? of ?(>4wd; will run ltfco olie ; buru* oiuhwr k<um or tobacco JnH*?. Tii** all off; boon run on tfcc rim, A <l?uun good Font flor th?? it'.- In. 1 Uuuor 8. WU**>n tu Wllllb) \ Kii n. I Froe We expect to close our ginning opera e v : tions March 20th. Camden Oil Mill Constant Saving Is a Constant March To Independence Swing into the saving column today. March right < into the First National Bank and make your first deposit. .Large or small, we will welcome it. Keep up the good work by. adding to it as you can afford. Every dollsr helps. Sometime in the future, when you need it badly, it is at your disposal?with the interest ac crued. Let this bank act as custodian of your funds. CABBAGE PLANTS NOW READY Limited Quantity fob Shipping Point Florida?Feb. 10th. Limited Quantity fob Shipping Point So. Carolina?March On aocouot of the extremely cold and dry weather here the Cabbage Plant* have all ibeen killed out in Houth Carolina. Have Wakefield and Huoeemion varieties at the * following priees an above: By KxprosH FOiiwt Above 500 for $2.00 1,000 bo ?,000 per 1,000, *3.00 ( o b 10,000 or over at $2.f?0, per 1,000, fob Ily Parcel 1'wt, I'rrpald ftX) for ? $2.60 1,()00 for i $4.00 <!;ish with Order. Nothing Shipped C. O. I>. Not Keftpomdble for I>elay* jn Transportation. Cabbage is high now and will be higher. Order Plants Quick Will have Tomato and 8weet Potato N. H. BUTCH, Jr., I'laota April 1st. , p o t|ox CQJO Have Cabbage I'lantn In Hummer time ^tt ? pi POTHM Q (y at Ileadentonville, N. C. Gil AKLtbb I UN, b. C. NKW YORK NKW ORLEANS (X)I,UMRIA S. E. Henderson & Co. SYSTEMS?AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS Income Tax Service WE HADE A LARGH STAFF OF COMPETENT ACCOUNTANTS AT YOUR SHRVICE Phone 4035 Maiuon Bldg. Colombia, 9. C.