The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 09, 1920, Image 2
Tin* Im??I> of Ikl^olur (iclici'ul KMi
ai\l l?. Sini?. f>i! was fouiHt to,
ii'ii* iit'ii i Xwlu'vUlo, X. VVtwiiHfi .
(iny. Hi- had Immii-.i patient ti< an'
AstiovUto sanltarlum for wiut? Uoiv !
fJtuwrnl Sims' Uoi'Mtt was found nearby ,
?um| .?J* Mile! lie Im<J iipimrt-ntJ.v
rl<i<l<>n uiiiicr.tbo troO? kuotttM ?he r<?iM?
mi'oiiim) Mh i|ook> tl?*l tin* <fl?or whI
K? i )iini> hiuI iiifti ? i'HijvW hiH liur ??
? ?II) t'lum uiulor 111 id SI his whs for
llidiiv yv<ir>> f??i- i)u>
I>l>irifl ?/! 4 'oliUiil>.';i.
A ivwolutJoji was iiurt*liuvtl l?i tik?
Ih?Um? HUtln.il/ii ;- ;i imI nm|il11"|11>4 the
war (l?i?ailuu?nt to It'tul army toiitn
[ tgtftho iH'optf nf ritU's iml tOMIM this
smuiuor for housing pun*#***
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It's dollars
to doughnuts?
no man ever smoked a belter
cigarette at any price!
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of choice Turkish and choice Domestic
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isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed.
You will prefer this Camel blend to either
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Camala are aotd everywhere in acienttfically sealed
racka/jra of 30 eijarettma; or ten pmcMmjea (200
aliarmttem) in a glaammepaper-covered oarton.
Wm atrongly recommend thia carton fbr the home
or office aupply or when you travel.
K. J. REVNOLD8 TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N.
CLEVELAND SIX
Take a Real Ride in theCleveland,
and You'll Know What a Car It Is
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To attempt to describe the qualities
f ?!u- Cleveland Six is no easy task.
You must ride in'it to know it. Take
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very much betters It has an enclosed
over head valve motor, of exclusive
Cleveland design and manufacture and
tested in road work for three years
before being offered the public, that
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A real ride will show you, better than
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and ease of driving that do not come
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bumps. Beautiful body lines place
the Cleveland above the usual plane
in appearance. Upholstery is of
genuine hand-buffed leather.
Come let us show you what a car the Cleveland it
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Sedau (Five Piu?eo(ieri) $2195 Coupe (Four PaMengera) $2495
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CAMDF.N MOTOR CO., Camden, S. C.
CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY,CLEVELAND,OHIO
$1
WATEREE MILL NEWS
4III S11m<I<i\ lust on*' of iHi nn?-d |W"
pI'CSKiVO service* over held hi Camden
took i?law ?i the unveiling of u tablet
erected to t Ik" hoys of 11*0 W.HIerOO
Mili.s wli . gave tliolr ttv<* so'that tho
World inIght Ih\ safe for I Hmiuh ruoy.
A large Orowil listened iih If fasci
nated jo the speaker of tho day. on
i In.- j'!.11 i'? ? r111 u o i v <n?tUlKUl?<Ut>i]
the mother hud relative** of the boys
in who i- uu mory so many had gath?
i ic ?l
At thro? thirty iisseml?l,v >\as blown
HixI i platoon of ex-scnirr men ffifW
In and marehejj from tho Held adjoin
ing the mill to their plaooH on tho
platform with that same oW time snap
11:411 only a year or so atfo brou#UJt
fOf.tll t'ri'iii I ho heart* "f 111*' l-Yem-h
admiration and cheers.
The Kev. W. E. Furcron onvoked j
tho <11 vine blowing upon the everclses
of the day airtl that which the eVerelw'H
represented..
A comiwny of ?cboi>l children vang
"My (Vuntry 'Tin of-Thee".
Mr. S. Harold Greene of Ixx-kwood,
Greene & Oo. was then introduced hy
chosen sentences urged that the ideals
for which 80 many men had died should
not. l>e forgotten hut that, we who re
main should lire on uud perjxvtuate
those prinelpals which were dearer to
these hoys than their lives.
The speaker of the . day. Hon. W.
IV delyoaeh threw back the curtain,
revealing. In his clear cut, sincere man
ner, the events which are now history.
He compared the Ideals of Germany
with those of the United States. He
lead his hearers from the training
oariips of the United States over the
seas ami into tho trenvhes and then
vIvidiy pointed out the breaking of the
JftniVrburg Line and fb ? btckward
rush of the (Jcrmans, A wave of
sduiw passed over the throng as he
.spoke of Flanders Fields hut when he
f ivke of the detxjs of valor and the
principals for which the men fell, sor
row gave way to pride with the reali
zation that those men had not djed
in vain hut hud given their ail that
true Christianity might live.
Wl||fiv the banner which covcred tho
tablet was lifted taps was tflown and
the exorcises brought to an end.
Oho hundred and ten employes of
the Wateree Mills have joined the
'Mutual Sick Henefit Association.
On Saturday April 1D1J0, the Itourd
of Aldermen met at the Park View
itotel for the tlrst monthly dinner.
After a hoarty repast Mayor H. K.
Ha I let t Introduced the first speaker
Alderman Ivewis Anderson,, who be
gan his remarks with a few well told
stories and then . vividly told of his
experiences iu different mills. He *q>oke
about conditions of the pasi, tiie advan
tages of the present an<? the posslbil
ities of the future liitting the key note
of his spe<H*h when he referred to the
Ixiicfit derived from the meeting of the
President, OrtK^nls and Operatives sit
ting at the s.ime tabic and chatting
on questions- of mutual interest. He
inferred that the primary difficulty be
tween labor and capital was a. fact
that 'these two main factors of bust
noss wen- not acquainted wlt'h each
other. ' .
Alderman lien Kobinson was then
introduced. lie illustrated the fa<*t
that a chw> mill and village were
drawling* ?nifor any people who
were aawlritlous ami proved it hy * a
personal Mustration. Fie said that he
and Mrs. ItotvinsOn drove through the
Wateree Mill village to town on week
ends they were impressed hv the neat
ncs-- and pr< gressfveness t.f everything
jwrtaiiMug to the mill, so much so that
tknallv he Jn^t Jia<i to grve np the
farm and conn* hack where things
were hawjening.
Alderman *;i1*> iviVrnhl and I?. T.
Davis. ex-soldiers told of their home
coming after the war and rinding the
village fur heyond their exijeetations
.Hid the mill adhering to those sanl
tiiry standard^ .?-??( up hy the I'nited
Stales Arni.\.
Knob and e\e:*y Aiderni:t:i >jH?kc. ex
pressing their pride in having Mr.
Kendall with them.
The hi>t speaker. Mr. II I*. Kendall
of r.oston in a few i-harartcristic ex
pression.- of the honor he deemed
it to l>e it the tir.-t dinner of the (?ov
T-rr.ini,' fh*ard. lie said that it was
his intention to bring back to his mills
the ideas that he found in the south
and in *< me eases fo adopt these ]>rin
Oipl<"S.
At the Ilolvkirk Inn April 1. 1020
Mr. 11. 1*. Kendall entertained the
Overseers and th?-i r w ivei..of the Wa
ercje Mill. The tables were lxitutifully
decora tori in baiKj-uet style. Mr. Ken
dall acted as toast master. intmdw-ing
Mr. J,. IUillou of Boston. Mr. Ballon
told of the many j>lo4?>vnnt surprise*
he found ou tills, his initial trip to
the south. lie aoJd as a mill man
he realized the problems in combining
production, cleanliness. and cood fel
lowship. He knew that to reach seven
ty five per cent on one or all of tho??
faetors wa> a mans job but he sincere
ly felt that the Wateree Mill conld
boast of having a ninety per cent
mark on the three <-r?m*>ined faetors.
The Overseers were called upon by
Mr. Kendall a?id mtc a good arr-ourrt
<rf thvmsrh ivs not only a> mil) I0<H)
but a* puMio si*ttlteiu
MJ*w (*, I). Hmithanf wbo In onoof
tin* U*st iwulioj* lu Uh> *x>nntry along
<>In<-a clonal lines forlofly of tUo
tlllleraoy o# South Carolina dm!> In
her onthuslasile manner itoinU*! her
lirai?-r-; i.> ilir brighter ?lay whleh is
<la\vnlu*j \vlu?n IIIKf'frtt'y w?i 11 rvonhial
l.v Ik> wIjhmI out.
Tin* ItNistnmnU'r, Ml*. KomlaH ex
lurtts.'HsJ his huiiihiess oil huvljig so
many kiichIm. all of whom ho knew Juui
their fuevs tu'ruwl I??\\.?i ?1 iluf ;_'o:i1
viiirii tiicn.ua (tU&HiS!4
< Hi Sat unlay last 4 \ ila IU-n
rallr?l oin liis Imsehall uunlhlnles lor
U?0 'irsi 11111?.* (hi# Heii.tOU. 1 Most all
ItHMlrtMTH at lttWt )VUIW t,vlla
Th<>r<\s a wraith of n?nv
ftltfOflg fM * ur?? Krnuk Mtifc?!
Ci.mU'V ItoNton b***< \>h1! Uni#,
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Gordon 'J rant, furiuorly ..f nirJ?
I;v uikI Iloiu.s i\,\h wh( \
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?fhi* >h?>\\t-r bath.-- ini<i l?vk?T rug,
an- ii'lill'lctctl.
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I l;'arnun> nt tho NfujontU? h><Uy.
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