The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1920, Image 14
WHAT is the;
MATTER WITH
THAT CHILD?
When children grow pale and
liitlen their blood may
be weak
PEPTO-MANGAN MAKES
RED BIOOD
Sold by druggiftti in liquid and
tablet form?both the lame
in medicinal quality
Win'ii your WiiM Iowa jiHm hiuI
Colkn without Nplrit, and (!<*?? not play
Uk<? othw HiiMren m't <|iii?-kly.
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SERIES 20
BIG-S1X
EXTRA long rear springs, the
i absence of unsprung weight,
the use of the Hotchkiss drive
ami the way in which the power
application lias been smoothed
on!, all contribute, in the BlG
SiX, to give wonderful ease of
travel.
60-H. r. dctachable-head motor; inter
mediate transmission; 126-inch wheel*
base, providing ample room for seven
adults.
. . .. ? ?
All Studebaker cam urn equipped with
Cord Tires?another Studebaker precedent
"This ia a Studebaker Year"
Carolina Motor Company
(Incorporated)
Camden, S. C.
Just Received
A Car Load of
THORNHILL
WAGONS
WE HAVE just received 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.
These are the long wear wagons with
many patented features. Made with the
old standard track.
Not the lowest priced wagons but the best and in
the end the cheapest. (611K)
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R HAME BROTHERS, Camden, S. C.
LEADS IN MINERAL WEALTH
United State* Easily First in Metal*
of Ureateat Importance to tha
World'* Industrie*.
1 n.
This country of our? poixljMfl njore
mineral wenlt|? than any other nation,
though (Imii BlitaJll (lueludlng what
sli.* controls) Is tt clone necond.
Wo t*iu) the world with 8T p*r eeni
of all the Iron and 86 !??''' ?'"t of *H
the coal. Theao, of courne. are most
Important. We own er <f?ntrol 72 per
Cent <?f all the petroleum.
Copper Is the great American metal
Wo produce 00 P*'r cent Of tin* entire
worid'n yield of that Invaluable aub*
stance. Of lead we produce 4t> per
cent and of zinc It- per cent.
England la away ahead of u,a where
gold Is concerned. We produce only 23
per cent of this preclouH stuff, where
as CJreat llrltaln'M output amounts to
08 per cent.
On the other hand, we claim 52 per
cent of the silver?the Mexican out
put being under our commercial con
trol?and It Is actually In the power of
our government to make the market
price of the white metal whatever Un
cle Ram choosea.
Of the world's sulphur we produce
05 per cent. But we have no tin
worth mentioning (a serious misfor
tune) and little potash. Now, how
ever, the potash supply Is no longer
controlled by German^ territory re
cently relinquished to France contain
ing a large part of the deposits of thut
mineral salt?Philadelphia Ledger.
ADOBE AS BUILDING MATERIAL
Experiments Have Shown, It Is
Claimed, Durability of Thla Old
and Inexpenalve Material.
Adobe, the oldest known building
material In southern California, Is due
for a revival, according to John W.
Chard, Santa Barbara archltept. He
asserts that if properly prepared this
native material can he used to very
considerably cut the cost of building.
"Experiments," says Mr. Clmrd,
"have shown that adobe Ik the least
affected by changes of temperature
aitiong nil the hulldip.tr materials. Tests
>?how-'fTmt "A'dobe bricks roister no
more than six degrees difference be
tween February cold anil extreme Sep
tember heat. As a building material It
is far stronger than is generally sup
posed, find develops a compressive
strength as high as ?!()(> pounds to the
square inch.
"The proper plaster protection will
insure an adobe wall against deteriora
tion. Hard cement plaster thorough
ly anchored into the walls and treat
ed with an all-mineral water-proofing,
compound will give adobe walls great
durability. T ?. ;/
"Adobe is wet soil mixed with
straw, east into molds of required size
and left to dry In the sun. As a build
ing material adobe Is everlasting,
soundproof, nonconductive and fire
proof, always of normal temperature,
and Is cool In summer and wjirra In
winter."?Los Anaeles Tlmas.
FLY ACROSS PACIFIC
Giant Flying Boats Planned for
the Trip.
WMhCrost From California to China,
8,777 Milos, In Four
Hop*. %
New York.?Two giant flying boat*
for ttio first flight nofrtVa the pacific (
(icc.'in nr?- bring planned* according
11> the urrrs' Aircraft aaso-|
ciat ion. t hese plane* will be nearly J
twice the size of the NC-I, which made
the lirsi trans-Atlantic (light.
The proposed route lies from San
Francisco to Hongkong. China, a dl?* I
tnnee of 7,010 nautical mlle?, or about j
8,777 land miles. Stops will ho made
at Honolulu, Wake Island, QiMD) and
Manila.
The flight, has been made possible,
the association says, l>y un luvcntlon
| of Edaon Gallaudet of East Greenwich,
R. I? whereby three Liberty engines
are coupled to one 18-foot propeller.
I The new boata will have three separ
I ate power plants, each containing
three high compression Liberty en
' glnes, or nine motors to each ship.
The boata will be trlplanea with a
j wjng spread of 140 feet, as compared
j with a spread of 120% feet of the NC
I boats. Each boat will have a wing
area of about 0*000 feet and carry a
crew of 10 men. The hulls will be
07 feet long, 22 feet longer than that
of the NC-4. The cruising radius is
estimated at 2,100 nautical miles, near
ly twice that of the NC craft.
Three high compression motors will
drive each of the three propellers.
Each unit of three motors will be In
stalled In a separate nacelle, thus
making possible repairs while In flight.
Each propeller will be driven by two
motors with one In reserve.
Enough gasoline can be carried to
permit a cruising radius of 2,500 land
miles without stopping.
LEARN AND GROW HEALTHY
Photo shows little $Ilss Minnie Lin,
one of the pupils of the open air class
of public school No. 5, Brooklyn, N.
Y., who leurns the three R's whllo
bundled up In blunket nnd bag. She
receives the same Instructions as the
children in the enclosed school rooms,
but has the benefit of the fresh sunny
air.
LADY GEDDES AN AMERICAN
Wife of New British Ambassador to
United.States Was Born at
Dobbs Ferry.
New York.?Lnd.v CJeddes, wife of
Sir Auckland C. CJeddes. named British
ambassador to this country, is an
American girl.
She was born at Dobbs Ferry, and is
the third daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. W7~~A. Ross, long"residents- of
Staten island. Both came from north
of Ireland stock. ?
She was married to Sir Auckland In
1905 in St. Mary's Protestant church.
West New Brighton, and shortly after
went to live In Edinburgh, where her
husband was nsslstant professor of
anatomy In Edinburgh university.
Several years later they went to
Dublin to live, nnd still later to Mon
treal, where he held a professorship
at McGIll university and later became
principal. Sir Auckland Joined the
British forces at the breaking out of
the war, and Lady Geddes remained in
Montreal.
He was seriously wounded %nd In
valided home. He was made brigadier
general, and, later, knighted.
BEES TO TRAVEL VIA PLANE
Alabama Apiary Announce* It Will
Make Air ShTpment to
Canarda.
Birmingham, A hi.? Transportation
difficulties In the .shipment of bees
over long distance*- for breeding pur
poses have been solved by an Alabama
apiary, which announced that arrange
ments had been completed to send
$1,600 worth of honey makers to north*
em Caonda by airplane.
Dont Dodge Dog Tax.
Falmouth. Ky.? This county boasts
a 100 per cent dog tax record. There's
not a stray dog In the county and the
188 persons listed a* delinquent came
across quickly when threatened with
loss of their bounds.
Radium Economy.
'Jl'ho 11??' of nullum oil it targe scale
iluiapogtlcaliy inYOitea <?MUK?'f Of
?oh*. and this factor has bWO a big
one In inducing hospital* and clinics
willi a grau# or more of the elvmrn i
In .use to lit 111^6 rudlum cuiuiiHtlou In
sit-ad oi applicator* containing th# ra
dim.. itaelC, These has been Installed
in a Pittsburg laboratory an elegant
and useful apparatus for the eelloc
tloii, piiritlcatlon and tubing of rajlta*
tIon emanation obtained from a suit
of tbS Element, it dlffen from earlier
apparatus in tliat liquid air ts replaced
by chemical means of purifying the
emanation, which arc felt to be more
reliable. ,
Airplanes for .Salesmen.
A Kydwey (New V South Wale*)
business firm engaged In the manu
facture of rubber f? equipping its
commercial traveler* with an air
plane. This Is the first of tlifeo to
be similarly employed by the firm.
Miss Dorothy Perdrlaus made a trip
with the "barman-pilot," Lieut, J, H.
Butler, It Is stated that Aiistnilla Im
ports annually $5,000,000 worth of
rubber goods. By their aerial deliv
eries this firm expects to get a great
er share of this business.
Ail But That.
"I can make any boast that my hus
band can make," said the equal rights
lady, who was making a speech.
"Ail right," said a man In the audi
ence ; Mgo ahead and do It. I just heard
your husband say that he was a man
of few words."
As a Liniment.
MI got some alleged liquor, but I'm
afraid to drink it."
"Going to throw It away?"
"Nawr; /'m gonna take a chance on
using It to rub with."?Louisville Oo?
rier-Journal.
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from tliin ?.lat*\ on Juno ttti,
UMIke to tho IVrolmu* Ooaa'ufy^
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,.f th?* i**iuto of in.ru talk, toJr**
oil the MtHMt tiny 1 Wll
Haiti iVnirt for a flnnl dtiidJiJJV
my trust mm OuurUlmu
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COLUMBIA LUMBER ft
MANUFACTURING ?L
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SASAND lumber
MILL WORK
SASH, DOCRS, BLINDS
PLAIN & HU: ER STS. Phw?7,
COLUMBIA, 3. C.
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Tetter Ringworm.Itch,ti
beconK ditcouraied b??i
treat menu failed Hwn
ha? relieved buo*e<h
?'? You cin't loie
Mmnmy Bmck Cuaranf,
it at our ritk TODAY P
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DR. R. E. STEVENSON '
DENTIST ,.1
Crocker ItaUdlng
Camden, S. C.
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?ppPAlRING*
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CrthTTiTTS
t'o oo c> ?*
With us your repair work is only incidental fb the }
patronage we hope to receive from you on the articles
we sell.
For this reason you are assured of best service and
lowest prices on repairs made here.
Isn't that inducement enough to bring your repair
work to us-? " ?
G.L.
JEWELER ft OPTOMETRIST
CAMDEN
SOUTH carouRM
Farmers
-i
We are agents for the International Harvester Co. in
* ,*'ui
this county. If you are going to need a Binder or
Thresher, you had better place your order now, so as to
be sure to get it. Come in and get our prices on
McCormick Binders
Deering Binders
Sterling Threshers
New Racine Threshers
McCormick Mowers
If you need repairs for any International Harvesterj
Co. Machine, no mater how old or what model, we
get them for you. Look your old Machines over
find out what you need for them so that you can
the repairs when you are ready to use thfem.
The Store Thai Carries Tk? Stock.
Camden, S. C.