The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 16, 1920, Image 9
irriST MISSIONARY INNTITIJTK
, Br HfM With Four llol<w ituptist
('hurrh, April Zl.
F(? |in- \\ M 1 oi r?u* (Vntml J>1
ri.Mi wUtw,!h th0 F<n,r Hoh'M
il^lst Chunli. NVilnesUuy, April 21,
jritwfutf H<:.'{<? a in, rloiliig with af
riKVll MNXltUI,
s ill.' dotej{flt|QU HnptUt
Mt>ua?y orwiiilJeiitJon in not UiuJUhI,
>u a iv uwntiy miucKtWl t?? muuI a
ill i'?'pi\%MV;t?tlojj. .\Him*s must i>?.
tit to fJi?> (')ittiriUsijl of tlw Hospitality
[iiiiinittri', .Ui>. J N Kuriy, Orange
ii-k KM ? if ? <"ii|M'II?hI to remain ov?t
|#hl.
8Ufg<vtfed Program
I0:#>~l>ovotioual .*
|();I0 < J r?*?ti|l'|fH
I0:4A Our <>p?H?rtuHjty for ^reKter
nviopint'/Jf hy vltH* president of the
i vision
lO:5ft- MUslon Study l\>nfoivmtv?
3|i* l A Kigby.
10:4o Address by l?r. t\ K, Hurt*.
I'J :;{U W. M. S. CoulVi t'li.v, Mrs.
J. H. Fi**r.
Adjust in;; old uu'tli?hls to lainpjiinn
41I1IUN 1
Tin- way to victory
j)l^MlWl(n> 4?f problems
l:l,V-Y \V A Oonfarvuee, Mrs (Joo
K Ihivis
I<<?w, tHe law of the way
i loyally, the witness of the way
1 Saerlfk*\ the ?iwt of the way
llW>sstMliM?KK, the reward of tilt* way
Adjournment for lunch
l>evotl?*nal
;t:lt>?It A <V>nferon<<e (topics t<> bo
''sobs-ted, > Mm Kdwln Cai|>entor
Kunt?euiu t^ooforonw, Mr* \V .?
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The Of the 75 Million on re
port*
{ The efftvt of till* 75 MlllUm on *|h?
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! elal offerings^
Hand work ui Sunbcaui baud
. TfaO IMde the llrst toxi lKX?k
Mission study rertlticates
AFTER ALL
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fM REAL secret of our success lies in the
VALUE OF THE SERVICE WE RENDER YOU
\Vi? only the best, merohnnHiat* then
how to use it properly. . ?
GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES
ARE THE BEST
t. ' ir ?
Few people question that statement.
Have yo^i seen our line of these Famous quality
tires in the smaller sizes?
The no more than you pay fin
ordinary tires.
Come in?you are sure to be benefitted.
Kershaw Motor Company
4';?iiHteu, N. <\
GARDEN SEED
Onion Sets
Seed Potatoes
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telep bone 30.
Cletrac
Catch Up With Your Plowing
By Using the Clcftrac
Plowing, iiarrowing, mowing, harvesting, snaking
logs, thrashing grain, sawing logs and any other job
where power is needed is the every day task of the
(letrac, the tractor you will eventually buy. It de
velops more power than it's actual rating. Has gov
ernor controlled motor. Proves its supremacy in
s*rxl and mwi. The price is only $l,39f>.
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l*et \m tell you, what it is doing for
others and can do for you. Write to
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the CAROLINA TRACTOR ? TRUCK CO.
1214 Assembly Street. ' Columbia, S. C.
ALEX. O. CLARKSON, BOYKIN, S. C. ?
Sales Manager for Lee, Sumter, Kershaw Counties.
Tool* fur leader*
:JV? Whpre (to mutlu i s (MCli eUUtf
ren (knl is? Cloti|Dg Td
.1 unwuent.
r To Deliver AddrtKs.
McndH Ik Mnltb, who i? frfljft
UlO. iK-in-h to k?? into war mt v U-e, will
(h? one of the shakers ut centennial
celebration and Wfli'OiUi' to soldiers
here yu Ai?rII 21. Judge Smith Is one
of the ablest d|*>akers in South i^nv
Una, and his address will Is' worth a
loll# tri|V to hear (iovernor Uot>crt A.
(\>oj>er will also 1k> one of the shaker*
t.n that day, ami probably President
K. W. Siken of i'okcr College. A hln
torivnl mtdress will t?e delivered by
Sea tor l> l> M?<VH In the aftei;uoon
the granite boulder will foe unveiled fTy
the 1>. A. It. ladles on the site of the
old eourt house, near iJardner's Hluff.
-BoanettsvlUe Advocate.
Why Dull
and Languid
This Spring?
"Spring Fever" Is Natural, But Not
Necessary?It's l>ur to Slug
rIkIi Blood.
KEEP FEELING YOI'R HAPPIEST
Purify and Tone 1'p Your Blood Willi
That Famous Tonic, Pepto
Mangan.
hi '.v:'.- V.- */ V ? f ? ' - :
l>o ,\ou mtiii tillable (<? d<> any w^rk,
to rnTieoiitTnte, to take any Interest in
things, d,urlng the wonderful Spring
DilysV 1 ?<> you feel Jtist useless and
"no ittWUlIt '?
Nothing l< really the matter. ex
cept I hat, as hnpiiciis every Spring,
your blond l?v clogged it i- sluggish
with jHilsotis from lt< long Winter
light.
In time, your blood will probably
inljiist Itkilfi lint. meaiiwIdle .von tret,
and worry, feel .unhappy -and aceoiu
pli>h nothing. Why do it. when It iM
easy to clear up yonr bhxM^Jjsy taking
Pepto-.Mnmran for a -while? For thir
ty years. doetnrs ? have hism reeom
mtt.iding this cfTeefive and agreeable
tonic to purify and build Up the: blood
of run ilown. ^istless ixsiple.
Feel your Ih?s(. liave a tine color,
ami spring in your step, lie vigor
ous, ha<ppy, red-blooded. <!et a l>ottlo
of I'opto-.Mangan today. The nearest
druggist has It, and in either liquid or
tablet form, just as you prefer. There
is no difference in medlciitHl value.
But be sure you get the genuine
<Slide's lVpto-M^ngan. Ask for It by
that fliihiue ?"<Jude\s Popto-Maiigan/' i
ami be -sure the full name Is on the!
piti-ka go.?Ad vertisoinei it.
MEMORIAL DRIVE"
BATES ARE FIXED
?OUTH CAROLINIANS TO BE BO
LICITED FOR $400,000 APHIL
19-30.
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TO HONOR THE FALLEN DEM
Building of Architectual Beauty to h
Br#ctec(. at Columbia to Commtm*
?rata World War Achieve
ment*
Columbia, 8. C.?A? intensive cam
to lalaa tkc balance of th* >400.
909 to eoatpl#te the fund for tha er#o
Mom of * meaaorlal bulldlag of afcht
taatural beauty at rolunibia has beea
daalded on by tha flouth OarolHia Ma
aaorial Cwnnlaaloa.
Tba "irlYa" will aommaace April
19 aad tarnainata AfrU 99.
Praotleally all tha e#unt1#4 of tha
atftU are Mfuiiad and are raady to
b# tB#lr ?uataa.
7 ?*' tBear already Bar# reaebed
or eaeaeded thafr aBotnaate.s
Aa aat-waa paaaad th# 1919 Oaa*
eMF Anxliy pfovidiat for a uar
ate Hal tiiilMi of "arthttectual beaa
If aad to be ertetM
at Caiuaabla. aad U waa appro rod bf
?aremar Coaparaa Marek 7, 1919.
Oararaar Coaf ar wm n^? ex off!?
at# aBattaaaa aad aa-OaTarnar Ma*
aiag waa ata^ad Tie# aBainaaa, la tBa
a#t. Q?vara#r ' Cooper appolatad B
etroag e#aaaaia#4oa of fourteaa'fbt*
f#ai, twe fram #a#B af tba coagree
pfoatai dletrfete.
TBa tret act #f tBa e#ana1isl#a waa
to eall ?a tB# people #f tB# etafce f#r
1499,990 to iupjAaaaeat tB# appropria
tlea of $109,999 given by the atata,
provided thai tBa eltUeary af South
Carolina would doaale pa#B aa
aaouat aa waa decided upon by tba
aaaaalaeiea -
TBa aat provldea that tba bulldiag'
j "ahail praaarr# ta aaarMa or broaaa
ar o<Bar laipattaBabla form tBa aanaa
af aM South OaraltaiaaiC wBelBrf* d9t
| dfbra, aallar^ auraea #r #ther wort
#*a B tBa oaaaa af vlct#ry, wbe Bare
affarad tBaBr lira# aa tbe aupr#ai#
hi IB# wlanlag of lb# war;
?aid bulldiag attaH Ba tB# rapeal
af booBa, aiaaaaeiipte aad ether
#f tBa *H?%orj of the war aad
abeBleweaeatd, aad
la aatd war Bf the
eeae m4 daughters, whitliw m orgaa
iittloBi or in individuals. and ?Utk
ar to battle or in other work aad
eenrioe; u4 eepee tally shall thoro bo
yrMorvod in eald memorial buNdlag
*rulv|? oeeaaaenaoratlve of the mU
??ary aad aaval exploits and bravo
and patriotic deeds or South Care
Mataas wbo hare shared tbo dangers
aad gloria* of tbo Oroat War en land
aad sea aad la the air; aad aald build
bag shall ooalata alcoree or iotMmi
for oofarau memorials to tbo moa
aad voaoa of tbo several oounlioo of
the (UU
Tbi reaction resulting tram relief
fnai the ?tra?* of war. contenaporaa
ooae oampelgao far fun do aad tbo of
fori of evorr c)mo of elttaeas to r*J?
veaate their bttiiaono* aad nrtwaal
fortunes la tbo transition ^oriod,
caaaad tbo memorial campaign to la#
gulob. Tbo memorial commlosiea did
lot at torn pi to proM It wKh rigor for
these roaaoaa. Bat bow, at Ibo a La to
oomowbat baa returned to tbo normal
tbo people are awakening* to tbo ne
cessity of "tbo monio'tal la bonor of
tbotr boroic dead, and they have slg
atflod thoir la ton t Ion of eoatrlbutiag
liberally
Tbo memorial, la eontain platioa of
legislative latent. Is to bo boautlfal la
doslca aad a gam of He kind. ~Tf wilT
coatala a largo auditorium la whicb
May bo bolf religious. patriotic, oda
oatlenal, aad other mootings not pol
itical, aa wall as serve as a eoavoa
World War aad other struggles.' It Is
to bare a ball of records, in which
each county will be allot eh an alcove
in wblcb may bo placed records, tab
lets. Hags aad biatorical data which
haa to be preeerred. Upon comple
Moa the structure. which la to ba
areoted oa a lot on the 800 block of
Vain street, tbia yity. donated by tbo
Unireraity of South Carolina, will bo
turned over to the State Historical
Commission aad will he under the
control of that hody. The building
will in no way be connected with tbo
University of. South Carolina.
The names of every contributor ?s
the memorial fund will be made into
a permanent record aad will bo plaeed
In the buildlag.0
"Having a Pull!"
Haven't you, time and again, heard soipeojne aay
of a man or woman who had lVached the top of busi
ness success, "Ho has a pull!"
Ten to one, the "pull" was a Savings Account,
and the thing that helped him climb upward w#s Pur
pose and Persistency?and not "personal pull."
You've got to depend upon yourself. Where one
man gets rich in a day, there are hundreds who get
rich slowly by saving constantly and consistently.
Try it yourself! Open a Savings Account and
see what will h'appen.
One dollar is all needed to start.
The habit is an easy one to form.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, S &?
STRONG SAFE 1 CONSERVATIVE
ADMINISTKATOK'S NOTIC'K
All | i;t rt irs imlclrfnil to Mm- (jf
.1. A. Shankliu. ihvvasril, ;iiv lirivKv
uniiihM to junko payjnout to 10. if.
Shaiiklin. Ajlatinlxt rotor, liroor* S.
ami all part Whs having t'lalins against
smIiI O&iato will .pivsont tlu'iii duly
within tin' that* pivmtUkmI Ity
law.
K. II. S1IANKUN.
(JualltU<4 AduiiiiUtruUtr o? tlir
lOstalc i?l* .1. A. S.hanklln.
CaniU^ii, s. t\. April 7th,. lU2i?.
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FINAL l)ltSl'IIAK(iK
Nvithv ix hereby- given that olio
month from this date, on Monday.
.\ln.\ loth. IPL'O I will make to t.lie Pre
lum' <N??iit of KcrsfTiiw county my final
revfnvn as Admlustrutor of (ho estate
of Mrs. I.onisn S. Ivling. deceased* and
mi the same date 1 will apply to the
mid Oonrt for n IIiia 1 discharge as said
Administrator. .
W. I?. MH M >\V A1,1..
(Vtndi'ii, S. April Nth. Mill).
J)/.(t\n c// louring 6
ar~
y
The fine steels in a
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M A X W EL L
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st*ir your enthusiasm
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Ride in a Maxwell and your enthusiasm is stirred for this
commendable tar.
You attempt to search for the cause and you find it in the steels
used in the Maxwell. Those fine steels that give rare strength.
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Such steels take the.burden o? dragging around useless weight
fr?m the engine, providing brilliant performance.
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Pound for pound the steels in a Maxwell equal those in any
car built.
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The Maxwell construction, employing these fine steels, results
in a light-weight car, that gives not only brilliant performance,
but the rare combination of durability, economy and comfort.
Today nearly 400,<>()() Maxwells may be seen on the world's
highways. 100,000 more are in pro<*es* of construction.
Still this will supply but.60?; of those who have* set their
minds on a Maxwell for 1920.
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Carolina Motor Company (Inc.)
Camden, S. C. ^