The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1920, Image 7
THREE
Valuable Prizes
1st.
2nd.
Largest would be purchaser failing
to get service.
Largest purchaser of different ar
ticles.
Largest Purchaser in Terms or
Money.
This applies to our parts and accessory department
which has just opened. Contest for the month of May.
All three prizes exactly the same, and will' be revealed
at first purchase. All prizes awarded June I st. Terms
on cars and trucks?everything eke cash.
OVERLAND-REPUBUG
J. F*< JENKINS, Manager
534 East Rutledge St. . CAMDEN, S. C.
The IhuuxI of NVlnthrop cod lege, iti or
icr to moot comi>ctitiion( with other insti
tutions in souring and retatoing in
structors and to enable the professors
wul histuetors of "Winthrop to meet the
l)iph c<>st of living, Unas raised salaries
to equal those paid l>y the other Stuto
ootfleges and institution .similar to Win
tbrop elsewhere.
VanniS P. Workman, Jr., nine yeara
of age, <lled In a hospital In Savannah'
Monday morning, where he had been j
taken iu an effort to save lil? life.
Sidney RMoy, a negro, who worked on
?the fann* of the ditto boy'sJ father.
Vannis Workman, five miles from Pine
Hand, 1s alleged to have struck tine l>oy
aero*** the abdomen Saturday.
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When you buy roofing you
want durability as well as shelt
er. You want to know that it
will last long enough to make
its average cost per yeat$> a
reasonable figure.
That is why Certain-teed should
appeal to you. For, when prop
erly laid, Certain-teed Roofing is
guaranteed for 5, 10 or 15 years,
according to weight.
The guarantee adequately pro
tects your investment, but it does
not accurately measure Certain
teed's life. In fact no one knows
just how durable Certain-teed
is, because in no case has it
ever been known to,wear out
on the roof. *
And Certain-teed is more than
datable. It is weather-proof,
fire-retarding and spark-proof.
It effectively shelters your
property.
With all these advantages, Cer
tain-teed Roofing costs less to
buy, less to lay and less to
maintain, than any other type of
good roofing. %
See your dealer about Certain
teed. He either has it or can
get it quickly from s a nearby
Certain-teed distributing center.
Certain-teed Product? Corporation
General Offices, St. Louie
OfficM umJ WvahMMM la Priadiwl CM?
^INT-VARNISH-ROOFINO f*BELATED -BUI1DING ? PRODUCTS
Sold in Camdaa by Mtdwy Mercantile Co., Rhame Br??., Camden Wholesale Grocery Co.
WATEREE MILL NEWS
t a indcn. Ma> <?. Mix l?a.v Festival
u! ihc NVaiertv Mill was a niuxvss. The
program W'gan at throe o'olo<4& on Sat
m-day aftonuHut ami at ton
tHirty 1\ M. ftw Forly-IOight liiftintry
baud furnished miKio during tho events
of tho afternoon and gave a kind 000
?vrt at night at tlx* Wateixv 1Mayground
A la wo Y throng gathered annual tho
hattd-sUahd ti> on Joy tin* exwtlcnt mu
sic which SrfKt, Mnrtonc and t|*Ls band
rendered, Tho children under tho <U
nition i?t Mi?| Lillian Conwall enter
tained tho audience in and around tho
grand stand with Maypole and Folk
duncog. Tho ha ?oball flfcmie lK*twoon
Itock Hill and Waitoivo although a hit
onesided was Interring a<nd instruc
tive to tho Wuteree tonm.\ It showed
up weak |K?bit.s of our team >vhieh are
already being oonvotod so that a stron
fter team from W^JW will l?o tho iwb>
ult of last -Saturdays game. It wlitt
t>o Interest-lug for t?hnso who loyally
workiHt selling tickets, !<*> cream, coco
<x?!a ami peouutw to know that after all
expenses were paid amounting to $134..
00 thoro wu^f loft in tho Theusury $7.10
gain. Tho corporation and hard work
rosirtted in a fooling of pride that wo
are not any longer <le|ien<tant upon tho
Treasury of tho Mill hut arc self-sup
porting in our entertainment**.
The Junior bttnebuH team of the. Wa
teree Mill wttl leave Camdon Saturday
next with jhhelr loy\a>l fans for Columbia,
to play tbo Orphuiuigc Homo baseball
team. The trip vPiM 1*? made by truck
and wo aiv all wishing the youngsters
the beat of sucoess. Wo feel mire that
they are golnj; to bring honor to them
selves and to tl\e Mill by l>elng gentle -
men winners or gt*>d Uwers. A toam
may win a game a? far an tho score is
concerned auid yet loose in oliaracter
or on the other hand it may low** by
tho result on the score <*ard but gain
untold in character and gen Womanli
ness. So boys, do your be*t, fight hard
from the time fhe umpire calls "play
baill" luitil tihe hi>4t Imtl of the game
is pitched. lie good si>ortxman at all
times and we will welcome you homo
conquerors, whatever may be the score.
The people of the Wateree M/W1 Vil
lage wish in this way to extend to the
?bereaved family of Mrs. Alice Hay
tiitflr symflatdiy in this hour of sadness.
The Treasurer of the Mutual Sick
Association paid out during the week
ending May 1st, $H7.50 to mend>ers wih<o
after an investigation.by tlie Advis<n*y
Hoard weiv found justified In reoolv
b?g- t'he^^l^jH'flts. Any new hand tlrnt
has |?eon working in t he Si LI 1 a w<x?k
is eligible for membership In the above
named Association and can receiVo a
memijerslhjp card cm the payment of his
initiation f?i? to the Treasuref-. Mr.
Ijlcwellyi''. Already this Association
tlms provix) tlmt.it is worthy of support
ami on the job.
Sunday May Htli, is Set aside by the
Government as Mother's Day. it is
ailtogetlfcer fitting and iwoper- that we
should pauMe for awhile to oomtnoino
irate the most sacred woman in bl*e
world. At tho Wateree Baptist church
thin day will be celebrated. Mm. A. 8.,
I'alne who supplies tHie floNNx^.m for
tho Twnlptt each Sujnlay th?w prorotee<l
to furnish roses. Tlie usherw at_ the
door will present to each member of the
congregation ~ they i>a#? Into
church la rone, a white rose will be
worn iui case the mother is dead and a
ml rose if the mother i? living.
The Community istore of tlx* Wateree
Mill ib? under construction on the State
Highway betwmi tho clwvrch and Mr.
West's store. Hocausc' of the uncer
tainty of obtaining material on prom
ised dates we cannot at this writing
any definite time as to tlie date
of completion, dvowever at the rat<^ it is
progressing now it Will not bo long be
fore the people win I?e able to do busi
ness.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting
By resolution of the Board of Direc
tor# of the Bank of Lugoff, G., n
meeting of stookbal<K>rs Is herebyw cal
led for Tuesday, June 1st at thTee
o'clock P. M.t at- tlie Hank of Tvugoff,
I/ugofT, S. for the purpow of consid
ering and voting upon the question of
an increase of the capital stock of Bald
Bank to n maximum of fifty thou rand
dollar* ($f>0.0000.00)
J. B. W?Uaec,
Secretary, Board of Director*.
Iiugoff, O.. May 6. 1020. r? 8
Xat Katisfied wHh the result of the
Now Jersey preferential primary. Sen
ator Johnson demanded u nntnint; hut
when the supreme court said - that the
recount could be rtnad only cm a deposit
of $50,000 to guawmtee expenses, the
senator said tliat ho woulfcd drop the
matter.
The bodifw of seveni of the ten peo
ple who were drowned hi tton Savan
nah river terry disaster on April 4, have
lx>en recovered, nil of tihom on the
rocks at Chercfcee Hboak The remain
ing bodies not yet recovered are those
of Mtas A3 ice Bradshaw, Charles ^e
ehine and Lester Waters.
The lK)dy of G. T*. Conwell, who was
swept over the dam at Gregg's tthoaBM
on Wednesday morning of lawt week
and which was thought to have been
groonfl to pieces among the rocks below
was recovered Tuesday at Cherokee
-Shoals, nine miles below the Gregg
Shoal* dam.
-A}fcoon KH/.aU'tJU. CIm* IW?1kUum?,
mUhIUmI luedioaiW as a girl Miul was
CDntuaUHl wttb U?o tU'K'^v of M. 1>. at
shortly U'foiv lirr ia>miajct\
- The antf-got* fuu urns! Lu the Allteil
twncJHv* aiotltwst ik-rmau ituh was the
Invention Mih Bertha Ajr-ton, an
eleet rival ??glneer of IawkIox), Uiglautl
30x3?30x32?31x4
Goodyear Clincher Tires
in These Three Sizes
All are quality tiros. All carry the Goodyear guarantee
of perfection in workmanship and material.
The Prices Will Suit You
Wev'e got Tubes too?Regulars
and Heavy Tourists.
Try Goodyear* next lime*
Kershaw Motor Company
CtuudMi* 8. C.
Unwise Speculation
Invites Disaster
many a firm's business has been
hopelessly involved through
.speculation in enterprises that
were foreign and un-familiar.
Avoid such mistakes. Exercise
precaution in your investment.
Look before you leap.
The First National Bank offers
you the combined experience of
its officers and directors in de
termining the vaule of any new
financial project.
M. W. Van!,nndtnghjuii, Cashier
S. <\ Taylor, Assfnl?nt Cashifr
Save Your Potatoes
BY (JSIN&
rH'"
Stonecypher'a -Potato Bug Killer, at ^rst appear
ance of bugs. We have most of the other protective
agents also: Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur Compound;
powd. Arsenate of Ltead: Bordeaux Mixture and to^
bacco Soap.
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
Bank With
Us
DON'T LONG FOR THE GOOD OLD DAYS (?) OLD
^ a:
DAYS WHEN A DOIIAR WAS WORTH A LOT AND
A MAN WAS WORTH VERY LITTLE, BUT TAKE A
t
GOODLY PORTION OF THESE CHEAP DOLLARS
? , 0
YOU ARE COLLECTING AND DEPOSIT THEM IN
THE
WE SOUCIT YOUR BUStaESS
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
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