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CLEVElANDiSIX Why the Cleveland Six is Multiplying its Friends ? ^ " The Cleveland Six islnalnng new Friends every day, thousands of them every month, because it brings them so much more than they had even dared to expect,1?so much more of the pleasure of driving, and the ease of driving and of the comfort of riding. The motor of the Cleveland Six? designed by the Qleveland company's own engineers, tested in road work and engineering shops for three years before . being offered to the public, and now built in the company's own great factory?is something new to cpuntless thousands of motorists who prefer the light six type of car. * They have never driven behind just such a motor as this. The wonders of its pick-up and flexibility are exceptional and the brakes sure. Low underslung spring ccnstruction and soft restful cushions give the Cleveland unusual qualities of comfort. Since first sent out on its journey into the big world of motordom, last July, the Cleveland Six has made friends, and multiplied them. Thousands of owners know what a good car it is and they tell their friends. When You See and Drive the Cleveland Six, You Want Jt Touring Car (Five Passengers) $1485 Roadster (Three Passengers) 91385 Sedan (Five Passengers) $2195 Coupe (Four Passengers) $2195 t (Trices F. O. B. Cleveland) CAMDEN MOTOR CO., Camden, S. C. CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO Just Received A Car Load of THORNHILL WAGONS WE-HAVE just rcccived a shipment of a car load of Thornhill Wagons ?the wagon made in the heart of the hardwood region of tough highland oak and hickory. Th ese arc the long wear wagons with many patented features. Made with the old standard track. Not the lowest priccd wagons hut the best and in the end the cheapest, ffcn.N] ar RHAME BROTHERS, Camden, S. C. -r? WANT MORE^ BIRTHS France Is Stirred to Urge Larger Families* Government Names Board to Warn Nation of Dangar of Dying Out Fart*.?France Is at lii?t arousing It aelf to the uanger of dying out. The privately conducted, uptilll fight for n higher birthrate has been taken over by the government through the creation of a higher council of natal* I Itjr. This couucll of 30, appointed by I Jf, L. Breton. minister of hygleue. waa asked to act Immediately. Mr. BNtOO, father of five chlhlren, la known an a strong friend of largo families. Three others of the new cab I (net are advocates of measures to in j crease the French birth rate. War cost France rougtdy 1,500.000 lives. A low birth rate, during the war yearn, cost France 2,272,785 lose of population. The statistics, made Into striking pictures t,o Illustrate their effect on the nation, Industry and war danger are belnp used in a vigorous campaign, by the national alliance, for the In l crease of the French population. This campaign Is being conducted by letters to members of parliament, posters, r magazine, the Woman and the Child, And through the many socially und politically powerful pereons Interested the movement. The plainest sorts of truth are told the French about the decreasing birth rate. The national alliance and goV*fi ernment officials hold that a family should havt> three or more children. To encourage such families, govern ment allowances of 60 to 200 ffttnes 11 year are granted for each child after the second, under thirteen years. The alliance asks also for legisla tion to provide for the construction of cheap attractive homes available only to large families, establishment of "supersnlarles" In Industries to heads of such families, preference In govern ment employment the plural vote, giv ing the father as rnapy vptes as there are persons in the family, and teal war, on* "birth control," known here as Neo-Malthuslanism. "VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL" j Photo tnk?'ii in New York shows I Kami, the "Virgin of Stamhoul," said I Jo ho the most beautiful girl In Tur ! key, irtul Jieires* to $100,000,000, who ' was discovered in Now York by Sheik I Hen Mohammed, brother of the emir i of Hedjaz, who sent him on the search. ! It is said that Lhu pretty Sari arrived < here with iiij Amcriean arr^y officer j nome months ago. The two worked ! their way from Marseilles. After a j period tli?> officer took,, to flight and ! phe took to dishwashing,^ later selling ( flowers on the city streets. , However, all's well now. She Is j staying itt a leading hotel and won't j have to wash dishes any more. She j will retnrn Jjome with the sheik. It ; Is said hor mother and rather died of grief over h?>r disappearance. Sari is | said to be affianced to the emir and : upon return to Turkey will probably be placed under his jurisdiction. CAN'T STEAL BRITISH CROWN New Precautions Taken by Govern ment to Avoid Repetition of Crime of 1671. London.?The authorities at the , Tower of London are taking steps to ] strengthen the protection of the crown j jewels-that are kept there. Sir <?eorge : Younghusband, their custodian, is j planning to fnRtJiil new thief perplex- ! ing devices. The RHtlsh regalia are k?>pt in a eage in the Wakefield tower elootrirnl- i ly connoted with two guardrooms. In ; 1071 Colonel Riood succeeded in steal ing the crown. Blames Jazz Music.' Wabash, Ind.?Jazz innsic is the cause of suggestive dancing and must ' go. according to Mrs. ,T. M. ITlrich. ! police matron here. She has asked . all fraternities and clubs here to dis- . continue music of that kind and dur- ; log the last few weeka a number of Jazz selections have been stricken from the dance programs. As a re sult, Mrs. Ulrlch soys, dancing here has improved appreciably, and that now thart* Is little or no complaint to be made against dancing aj it la done here. The Wonders of America By T. T. MAXCY ? YCLLOW8TON1 NATIONAL PARK. YM.i.owstonk, our oldest and largest national park, to eouslder ably larger ttian the state of Delaware. Its altitude ranges froiu 0,000 to U.OOty te<it above iea level. It contain? such h large collection of weird and freak natural- phenomena that the visitor galu* the impression the Great Creator of all things must have roained over the world, collecting nil the odd things ho saw, dumping them here In oue great disordered heap. There are more geysers tjian In all the rest of the world put together. They range from tiny openlugs, spout ing water hut a few feet, at Interval^, of a few minutes, to the great giant, larger than a-well, projecting'a column of water 800 to W0 feet high, for a period of several minutes at lutervala of several days. There are numeroua waterfalls, the great fall of the Yellow., stone river in the gorgeously colored/ 20-mlle-long Grand canyon, being 308 feet highs There are many hot apHngs and small lakes, also the largest lake Yellowstone?at Its height In North America.'" There are several paint pets ?great cauldrons of blubbering, hiss ing mud; many steam vents and boil ing pools, a natural bridge, a roaring mountain, a mountain of volcanle glass, petrified trees and wedded trees. At Norrls basin Fs said to be the thinnest known poruos of the earth's crust. Standing there, the visitor needy no assurance that his satanlc majesty resides near by. ' ? Yellowstone, known .far and wide for Its wild flowers, la also the largest wild game preserve In the world. ?'NM Ills frvoi this L"^ H A<faim.i*trutru ? viii ?* ? 'I'M'li.uxv v 1; viv||k jo?J '? Hjj* * <?, fc.Sfg COLUMBIA ujjj manufacturu MILL Won SASH, DOORS* and lumb PLAIN & Hum 8111 COLUMgw,!, IT Mf ?i '*?4, di?<ourM?4l <?*? OB#ouV** "?**?? 1 ZBMP ft PfPASS, - J DR. R. E. SI DBNH8I Crocker Camden, 8. MATM9T - "OS r A*AJO*tABL?. I3 ' / ?V4X MAO ?>OM?. grPWiR'No ?; t ?? ; -;-T '' ' . With us your repair work is only incidental to I c patronage we hope to receive frdm you on thear wo. sell. For this reason you are assured of besfcse lowest prices on repairs made herp-' Isn't that inducement enough to brilYf work to us? ? v . ^ ^ . ?'/ : . -v JEWELER 3 OPTOMETRIST CAMDEN SOUTH CAROUI Get Our Pri ? ' z~\ ~L:1 ? On account oi' the extreme high price of she and shingles one cannot.afford to cover barns, st and outhouses with this expensive material. WE. HAVE GALVANZEZD ROOFING^ IS MUCH CHEAPER. I here is and has been a serious scarcity of. WE HAVE NAILS Now is the time to plant your Spring garden have a large stock of v SEEI) IRISH POTATOES, BLISS, COBBLER EARLY ROSE. P1KD.MONT FLOUR (Flour that gives satisfi tion or nionev back.") /'Y LARRO COW FEED ("The Dairyman's FrieW ARAB HORSE AND MULE FEED. Cheaper* better than corn or oats. SEE US AND GET OUR PRICES ^ . Soliciting the continuance of your patronagej Springs & Shannoi The Store That Carries The Stock. Camden, S. fc-7