The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 14, 1920, Image 15
1st.
3rd.
Largest would be purchaser failing
Jo get service.
Largest purchaser of different ar
ticles.
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Largest Purchaser in Terms or
Money.
TJts applies to our parts and accessory department
wh,ch has just opened. Contest for the month of May
All three prizes exacts the same, and will be revealed
at first purchase. AH pnzes awarded June 1st. Terms
on cars anq trucks?-everything else cash.
OVERLAND-REPUBLIC
--r:: - - J. F. JENKINS; Malinger
534 East Rutlcdge St. \ CAMDEN, S. C.
Battled With Burglar ! ^
MK'ktui, N. J., May Orrrrln a huttle
tor his life, with a Inwrglar
iiroverud in liis home here eatiky to
day. Frederick Uiwkert, vtee pretaii(lent
of Uho WMto Metal Manufacturing
Oomiwny, wa? dhot five times, wiffar
ing from woiukIw, which hospital aur
ffponf*Ixfllevo 2ie~caimdtrxeooY^.' TB?
intruder used two v revolvers, ome in
each haml, au<i fired laft the mamtfiac
tnorer oh (ho wah ransacking the lunise.
R/uoker planned to loavo for GLnoin
mud tomorrow And liad $1,000 In oash
in p home. The poMeettoiaikttieroJb
>l*iry www attempted l>y a parson wftto
knew fhlet. Ulie inoivoy was not taken.
We
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ET us show you the. Official Laboratory Mode! of the -
New Edison. Let us play it for you. Let us tell you
of the remarkable guarantee which goes with this instrument.
A guarantee of re alii m! Do you know what this means?
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Hie NEW EDISON
'The Phonograph with a Soul"
Realism ! Only realism can make
the phonograph at. .wonderful a
source of music as all the artists in
the world. v
Realism! How can you know the
phonograph that achieves Realism?
The Official Laboratory Model
of the New Edisorv*has proved ^ts
Realism by direct comparison with
1 i ving artists! The singer sings^-or
the instrumentalist plays. Suddenly
the artist stope, and the New Edison
continues alone.
* Four million people have wit
nessed these remarkable tests. They
found that only by watching .the
artist could they tell when he wan
singing?or playing?and when the
New Edison was Re-Ceeatino his
performance.
? The instrument we'll show you it
an exact duplicate of the instru
ments which triumphed in these
comparison-tests. It will sustain
the Mime teat. We guarantee it to
be capable qf the tame' beautiful and
atkwndifig Realism,? and that is
guaranteeing everything your heart
desirea. ?
Come in and hear it
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Oyr Budget Plan iolv<* the money problem m buy**# -=* Q'
p**r W*+ Eduon. Lrt us ttU you about H.
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CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY
TelephoM 1S6 ?.. - "* , Camden, S. C.
T.lLL (VGAIM honor Magellan
Qwsdrk cntonnlal of Hit F'amoui Voy
age Likely to Be Appropriately
Observed in 19?1.
March. lUtfl, will l?e m good time fo
vlsli (lu> I'lilMppInt-s, fo| ii will tlit'ii
be ad won 400 your* since Pviuando
<!?> Mitynllnu'S. UH lit" WHS Iinin.'il m his
native Portuguese, although better
known, as Unglisli umhk*' atU'iwanl
charted it, by thf on me t?f Ferdinand
Magellan. first visited the Island*. lis
covering unit taking possession of
them for the crown of Spain Ami
plans lux- now under consideration to
celebrate . that anniversary In a way
tp outdo any celebration ever held In
the Orient. One will bear, no <loubt,
a groat deal about Magellan lu the
next 12 months and the first navi^a
tor of the Pacific will reappear lu
newspaper columns and magaslne ar
ticles; nor Is It unlikely that his
counterfeit presentment will redis
cover the Philippines In a proper
pageant. The celebration, Indeed,
comes at an appropriate time, for the
Pucific ocean Is only just assuming
reality In the thoughts of the great
majority of Americans, and It provides
historic background against which the
modern Islands can display their prod
ucts. their development, and their op>
portunltles for the Investment of
American capital. Like Columbus.
Magellan was not seeking new lands
for Spain. Re set out to find a pas
sage from the Atlantic to the ocean
that Balboa had seen some years
oarlter on the other aide of the con
tinent, and having passed through the
straits of Magellan, he believed that
ha was steering for the Moluccas, or
Spice tBlands. And so, incidentally,
i he found the Philippines.
COMES OF . ANCiENT FAMILY
D.nl.h Ml?l?t?r to Iceland -I"""
origin to Flrot White Moo Bom
In America.
Information h?? l,eenrecoW?)tr??
Copenhagen that M?e ^
general in London. 1 K. Roegglld, ha*
been appointed Danish minister to Ice
land. Mr. BoeggUd is widely known
in America, having been Danlsh con
sul In Snn Francisco and Chicago,
^-general In New York aml com
merclal adviser.to the Danish legation
in Washington. ' .
v Mr BoeggUd seems especially
for ? "? 'celaudic mood
in his veins. On the maternal side he
Is descended from the TuUnlus faml
of Iceland, which traces Its
to Thorftnn Karlsefnl, one of '
mous Nornemen who discovered Amer
lea nearly one thousand years ago.
Knrlseful, of whom a statue was r*
centlv erected In Philadelphia. ?as the
first white man to settle ih America
spending two years In
where his wife, Gutrld. blrlh to n
bov, who was called .gnncrtt fr"'n
Sn'orri descended a ou.ne, o!? ooa .11^
tlngulslied llnenge, amonK ?h"*
numbered the Tullnlus family, and he
new minister to Iceland con tlms las
claim of being descended fromI the
first white man born In America.
trolt News. g
Cook With Oil m Warship. ?
The Hood, the monger mystery bat
tleship. launched from ^
other day. Is fltted out. with a large
oil-fuel cooking galley. ^r seveML
years past the use of oil fuel has been
common In the British inavy .
pulsion purposes, but Its employment
for cooking la quite ?n ? ^
The galley referred to ^ capable of
cooking for 1,200 .men. The heat la
obtained by means of special burners,
whirl? consume the oil nndcrpres.^
compressed air being used to ?tomlM
tho fuel. The result ts ?
of extraordinary heat and cleanliness,
which leaves no residue whatever and
I. easily controlled. There le an_en
tlre, absence of smell-a u??l disad
vantage la cooking by means of oH
and there la no chance of the food
being contaminated. ^ ; -----
The Barth'a Cruet
The most Important aclentlflc ^In
vestlgatlon of the pastyear In a y
country bite probably be^n , the at
tempt to measure the earth s crustj
We know very little about the abell
on whfich *e UTi. jJgPg&JjKf
been atudylng the Vjoblem In
Tuscany and Salvador, where the op
portunity for Investigation are espe
cially favorable. Many data new'to
science have been collected ??nce?
lnr the shell* Its composition and prob
ab'e ageT 8tlll other tests have beea
made to New South Walea, ******
great reaervolr concentrates ?? [in*
mense weight of Water on
area, and Instruments have been d?
vised to measure the movement of the
earth's croat under this weigh .
light haa thus been tbrow? on tha ac
tion of volcanoes.
Hardest T?*tM Yet
When a tool h?c?mes dull, time la
re^r? to sharp,,, It, and time In.
machine ahop la expenshe.
that will cut hard miterUla ^ s^l
keep Its edge saves
... Eleven years ago Profeswr J. u
/mold, of She?eld. BoE^**rfi"'^
? the alloy of
vanadium waa Introduce* to provide
a cutting power greater Jh?"
Other steel.. As a
production became
now produced a steel of e gn
cutting power in which the alloy mo
lybdenum replace, the tangste.1 pr?-|
In *11 vanadium-alloy ateels, form
T, six per CWrt ?< the '??*-*
of the eighteen l>er cent oftnn^t??t
it aetlfli^a the cutting power of
Seiwttoi' of Idwito, wWl thou<l
Hue Ho|>ut>IU*?i 4o tiu? Ohloft
convention a ltd will NiipiHM'l Hiram
(Jvnionil lA?oiuirrt \Vkx>d worms to imvr> -
carttod Now J<TtH>y ovt\r IH ruin John ]
son lit td*v Now Jt'iM > IMvforeotUl
ju iinai .v by v? MiiiHll umjority.
Stamina and Long Life
-"-make Go^tij^enr Fabric ClincherTires decidedly pop
ular among owners of smaller cars.
You can fill your needs instantly in the Double cure All '
Weather Tread or the Single Cure Anti-Skid Tread,
sizes 80 x 8, 80 x8 1-2 or 81 x 4.
We have the tires and, what is more, we
have a Service to offer you that is well
worth getting acquainted with.
Other sizes and types in stock.
Kershaw Motor Company
Camden, s. ( .
We Have Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes Too
The Road to Prosperity
Is Paved With Savings.
?V
If it is your ambition in life to succeed, and
prosperity is your goal, you must take tht
savings Toad.
It's a road never misleading. It isn't always
smooth, but it is safe and sure.
?
Thousands and thousands have traveled it
to their contentment, satisfaction and hap
piness. v ,
The savings department of the First Nation
al Bank is the road to take. Open an ac
count, and start on the savings road to-day.
('. ?!. Shannon, Pre*. S. \V. VanLan<lhij(liani, C'a*hi?r
8. f. Taylor, Asplntant Cashier
Save Your Potatoes
BY USING
Stenecypher's Potato Bug Killer, at first appear
ance of bt}g8. We have most of the other protective
agents also: Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur Compound;
powd. Arsenate of Lead; Bordeaux Mixture and to
bacco Soap.
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telep hone 30.
What's Back of Your
V.- Money?
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Money is only metal if Thrift is not back of it?and
system and will-power and wisd5m. The great cap-#
t tains of industry started life with no money at all?but
they had healthy bodies, brains, strong fingers and good
eyes. And even out of their first small earnings they
saved. . V ^ 1 'f , ' ^
Put "system" back of your earnings?save <fti a plan.
Put vision back of them?save for the future. Put
Wisdom back of them?save for the good of your coun
? try and your own success. Savings earn four per cent
interest here.
" WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, s. c
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
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