The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 21, 1920, Image 11
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?fifjfOUN CEMENT S
km cijrhk OF COURT,'
. i?.vbv aonouiuv luyxolf as a candl
i tor iVcN to the oflktt of Clerk
fViirt for K?i")iu>v (Vimt.y ut tlir
-Mr* 4*> 'H" ,"')'1 ,his M,u'luu'r. If
{3^1* i j.m.juim- to fa itji fully jMTform
ITJii" of the in iiiu> future ?h
k^e i? I'"' !***??
lk> ja.mks II. (M.vmm.N.
ft)K SI VI . KIHU'ATION
? ^ert.b> noaouutv my*e)l as a caudi
L for Sui?^rint?*?Hlvut of Education for
?<ninty i" the approaching
EJnh- j.iinKtiy election u> be held
, imusl. J myself to ft strict
Lfcaite of all the thu if* of the office.. I
1 ALLKX B. MURCIJISON
[, FOK JiACilHTRATK
I
I benfcy announce wyseM a* a can-.
Ele for rf nomination to the office of
wtrate of DeKalb Township, Ker
r Couuty, subject to the rul?? of the
tauorritlc Primary. .
HAMUKL X. NICHOLSON,
I OK CORONER
liwby awioynce myself as a oaodl
ite tor reflect Ion to the office of Oogr
prot Kersliuw County, subject to the
ite of the IHMuooratlc primary.
(}. h. I>IXON, JR.
FOK CONGRESS
J hereby announce to the votera of the
ihh Ooofr^lonal District of South
^vKm, fbrtt I am a Candidate for re
ociiutttioii for (Jongross in gald Dig*'
Jet, subject to (he action of the Denw
Utic Primary election ; and I take this
kkwd to thank the voters for their
iu the jia*it and to assure theim
tJWted to serve thorn in the future to
utostof njy ability a? I have endeavor- !
| (o do iu the past.
W. F. STEVENSON.
v >?{ ?' ? ~
Collins Brothers
Undertakers for CotamJ People
ftkfkone 41 D'K*,b St>
?ale 1 1 1 ?
Children
Made over to your liking,
with rosy eheeka, hearty ftp ' -
vigorous digestion and rO
^fci lK'alili. Give tnem a glass of
' thl* delicious digestant with meals.
Shivar Ale
rune digestive aromatics with
SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER /
V . ?' J* -
? " ? '
Nothing like it for building rich
blood and solid flesh. At a^' gro?,
cera and druggists ? satisfaction or
your money bark 011 first (kfzen.
Shivar Ale retails af per bot?
tie, or $1.75 per dozen. / If your reg-.
#!ar dealer cannot supply you, tele
phone
* Camden Wholesale Grocery
Distributors for Camden
Hay for Sale
.y-t.
Fresh mown hay at reason
ible prices, if taken out of
lite field. X .
L I. GUION, Lugoff, S. C.
lelieves Colds
roughs, Sore Throat, La Grippe. Pitt,
? . ???i?ii
M the Phi
"d Chwt. 3s<
Tout
HOMIT BACK
??thootqiieitlooW Hunt'ihlr*
fjlla Id the treotneat of Kciwm,
Tetter. Rincwonn. Itch. etc. DoOt
become discouraged UwuMlttw
treatments failed. Huftt'tMw
bat relieved hundred* of *Ml
ewe#. You cu't Iom oo mm
1?cA CnwtnlM. T??
?t ? our risk TODAY Price 7S?
For ul? locally by
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
Mfactoring CO.
.
mill work '
sASH, DtKRS, BLINDS
r C> AND LUMBER^
KEEP DELAWARE RICH
people of Other States Contrib
ute the Cagi:.
Pureo Overflowing With Poet From
Corporation! From Every
Direction,
Dover, Del.-? Most stages uro poveT*
ty-stri< lu n by the high <ro?t of govern
ment. Hui iic.t I tela ware !
Am ? financier Delaware ha& Wall
str*oi leatert n> ways.
ThlK .u?ut?i tups Hie nurSfM of peopU
lH the < tlw-r states !
Wherefore $1,500,000 excess funds
llow lie in the state treasury-'-the
most money Delaware ever hart.
91)0 en?v Income i* derived from is
suing charters to corporation*. I>e)a
*ni? lias "hoard laws." You can tako
out a charter for a corporation deal
ing in anything from yellow gold to
bine isky.
Hundred* of 'corporations all over
the country are chartered under Dela
ware laws. v. ' . V-'.
Pay Delaware a charter fee, send
your attorney arouud once a year to
hold an "uunual meeting," pay your
yearly charter tax regularly-r^-that'*
all there la to do. Stock doesn't even
have to be paid for, only subscribed.
The state has -good as well as spuri
ous corporations. The General Motors
company last year paid Delaware a
fee of more than $200,000 when It in
creased Its capitalization, because It
was chartered here.
There's so much money In the state
treasury the legislature at Its coming
session will transfer $500,000 to the
school fund, enabling counties to keep
the school tax rate under 50 cents per
$100.
Fifty thousand dollars a mile Is be
ing* spent for 250 miles of concrete
highways. The state will soon have
COO fireproof schools. Delaware does
not i tax property ? the rest of the
United States keeps her rich.
MAKES RECORD flight
MaJ. Albert Smith, United States
army aviator, who has established a
One-day flight record by piloting a
De Havlland plane from Camp Lewis,
Tacoraa, 'Wash., to Rockwell field,
San Dfego, cm., in ll boors 10 min
utes of flying time. He demonstrated
the ifracticablllty of air travel from
Canada to - Mexico In daylight of a
single day, although his own landing
was made after nightfall. His flight
was of approximately 1,300 miles with
three stops en route.
CHINA BUYS BEER MACHINERY
Works of Morris, III., Brewery Dis
' mantled for Shipment to the
Orient.
MorHs, HI. ? The machinery of the
brewery here is being dismantled for
^Shipment to China.
Chinese agents lave been active In
making purchases of' this kind
throughout Illinois since the prohibi
tion law went Into effect. A number
of the central Illinois breweries have
been converted into food manufactur
ing plants, while others are idle.
The representatives of the Chinese
government have not Indicated the
purpose of the machinery secured, but
.it la presumed* here that It is to be
( used for the manufacture of beer. It
la said that the machinery of tarlons
I abandoned automobile factories has
also been acquired. V
Belgians Teaoh Glass Making.
London.? A new Belgian process of
glass manufacture is being introduced
Into this country. A factory already
established at Wlllesden Is being ex
tended for the purpose and Belgian
experts will teach British workmen the
process which fo far has been tin
secret of Belgian, manufacturers.
? - - Wei* Filled With ?#a.
New Haven, Ky. ? Mrs. Dennis Dunn
xjt xivWsmTf/^ui w fi(/ ? i? w* in imku *itr*
f*** fo? some days, found 17 of thamJ
floating in an abandoned well. thS
cover of which bad been blown oft.
H h .x. zS
T1IK "TKN DKM AM >.M KNTtH' f
?A UI15 tartness firm In \V<wUivi Oum*
(V) hu> 'liun? in a coinjpU-nouti pfcCQ in
it* works the folow4uu "Ten. lH-muiul
mont*" for the U?nefit of it* ??mi4oy?*>s.
They are surely worlit repenting :
| 1. }>on't ttv, It wn steamy time and
j yuUW. I am ?im? to eateh you in the
end, ami tlim Is the wrong end. I
2. W<it*4h your work, not the oh# k
A lung duyV work makes n long <wy
nIhu i, u i til (i short day1* work makes* my
ftlU1 U*H(.
(;ivr me more than 1 f\|url. untl
1 will urive you more than you expert.
1 c?in uufft>rtf to iiiciviisr voui pay lf\you
liwivuse my profit.
4. You owe so ium-h t<? youmsfef you
"YES" OR "NO"
WHICH DO
YOU SAY?
Folks With Thin, Pale Blood
Hesitate ? Feel Uncertain
SHOULD TAKE PEP-TO
MANGAN
Red-blooded Men and Women
Know What They Want to
Do and Do It
It may l>e you are ju?t m-ovoring
from a Hkek *peM ? mr may your sys
tem la run <UnvM? ami your Mood so
w<vik that you arc In a i>oor shaiHi to
ri-Mst infection ?
Hut if you don't feel ami look rohuwt
you are not rwvbust. *Koch state is often
<lue to weak Mood, not emtigh red
blood cells, a condition known as an
emia;. ^
The hest remedy for anemia (iklootl
lessness. ?with its flow mentjiJ and phys
leal vltfoii JtLlrnde V IVpto M-ingau
Pcpto-Mamrau supplies the weak,
watery blood with the very dements it
nee<ls to put noyir life into it. It re
pairs,. re {.Tentes^ yhd ^'-builds the ex
hausted, blood. the vital fluid of Ileal Mi
and life. Try Pt^to-Mangtiii if yon are
'Tun-down." It cannot 'lutein yon ? it
wkbl certainly help you unless yon have
some deep-sented chronic disease re
qulrimr tli' physician'^ <^1 re. lie mux4
the name "(iutieV is on the package, j
Wirl.i nit "(rU<leW it is not Pepto-'Mitn
gan. Foi* <safle at all druggisfs.? Ad
vertisement. '
ninn.it &ffiWK<t ?to owe aoyhody cNe.
Keep out of deht. or keep ?mt o# itiy
xliop,
5, lAbdtoneety Is never an accident,
l i it ' i i , I1k?- ?o.?l VMMli Iicvvr noe
temptation when they imvi ii.
0. i.Mjind your ?>\\>i hu.-lm^s, and in
liinu- >x?u"W liiw H biMlucM of ytuU1 own
I" uiiinl.
7. 1>on't do anything Hioiv w lii?>h
hurts your nt*lf-re??i>oet, An employee
Who W* w ilHlig logical for me 1s wttBftg
(<? steal from me.
s. it is j&xne of my t>u^m\??s what
you do ut nlnht. Hid If <licNll?itluu af
ftvts what you <U> the next ?fc\y, and you
do tut If its much as I demand, you'll lu?t.
half IIS {ong as you ho|K?d.
M. Don't tetli iuo wlhat I'd S4ke to lvcar
Imii what 1 ought to hour. 1 don't
want a valet ti) my vanity. hut <>nc for
my dollars.
10. l>on't kick If I kirk. If youVe
worth while oiuntvtliuK yoiw're worth
keeping. I don't wuate time cutiing
siHtks out of rotten :i)i|.U'h.
Deserter KeturnH After lx?nie l>wve,
Chlllcothe, Ohio, May 15.- -v\fter
nearly tw> years of hiding In ihe <?a V08
of Hocking valley, near A'delphia. Ohio,
iu the fear that ho would face a firing
squad If dlwH)VtMt)d? < 'a nl Amerine,
twenty-four, tin alleged deserter from
tin* Forty-eighth division, Iwis surren
dered hlmsolf to military authorities
ut Camp Sheriwm, near here, It l?e
( Mine known Unloy.'
. Amerine. who is twenty-four and who
had hee? drafted In 1918, left the oanip
in August uf that year to pay a visit
to his wife and Infant bahy near Adel
phla, ho said. lie over-stayed his leave
His wife, fearing he would l>e shot as
>i deserter, jierxuadcd him to go into
tin* h'J'.s, Amerlne told the officers.
There lie lived im (the cave#, l>ehig fur
hImIuhI food by. his wife.
{.Macon, <?a., May 13. ? Itewarda t?>- 1
ta^Hlig more than .$40 were v<jfl<untari'ly
contributed hew late Mils afternoon I
for the apprehension -of the negro who
Sunday afternoon murdered *Miw. \V.
M. Hair man, widow of a, former as
sistant editor of the Muvoii, Telegraph.
Governor Dorwey'n attention will offi
cially he called to the crime tomorrow
and it \< expected that he will offer
.*300 rcwiiitl.
P- r .. .....
Products
ofthe
PIEDMONT MILLS
THE BEST COOKS
IN THE WORLD
The South has the reputation of having the best
cooks and the finest cooking, in the world. "South
ern Cooking" is synonymous with the highest ob
tainable in cookery. With such a reputation tQ
maintain, Southern cooks are careful to select only
the best materials.
This is the reason that
"PIEDMONT" "PURITAN"
and
"ARGUS SELF-RISING"
are the brands of flour used exclusively in thou
sands of Southern homes.
The Piedmont Mills have been furnishing the
South with Qu&lity Flour for the last 60 years.
The Piedmont Milling Process retains ALL the
nutriment of the wheat and produces a flour
of |>ti<>nnl finont-KHand un<H|itnl?'d * wo- 1 iu^.n. If you
do nut know fniuoith brands, make their aoiwnlntainH' today.
The
Piedmont
Mills Inc.
High Oratfe
Winter Wliwit
Flour
Lynchburg,
Va.
.NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
AM parties indebted to the estate of
\V. (Jelaenheiiaer, deceased, are hereby
lu>tifl<Ml to make (paymenvt to the imdetr
sIk'ihhI, and all parties, If any '.having
I Halms ujjainwt tine sudd estate wl'M
present them duly attested within the
ltU9 prt?>vril)ed by Jaw.
A. L. CKISBNILEIMEK
Tv. Administrator.
Ciun'drn S. O., Wy 12tb, 1020.
; FINAL DISCIIAIMiiK ?
I ? , ? ? ? '
... Sotlctt 1? thereby given that . one
in on Mi* from this date, on Juno 18th,
IDiio. I will make to the Probate Court
of Kershaw- County .my filial return
an Guardian* of the instate of Jesso
Clyliurn, minor, and on the siaine date
1 will apply to tlie said Court for a
final discharge from my trust as said
(?'uardlan. ?
T. \\\ Olib$( U uardlan.
(jftlliap, S. y-, ??y 12th. 11)U<>.
Why a Majority of the Smaller Cars
Come on Goodyear Tires
Last- year more cars using 30x3*, 3 Ox 3%-,
or 31 x 4-inch tires were factory* equipped
with Goodyear Tires than with any other
kind.
s - .? V~\ ?t-'.V ?*'#? ? i Vv? jv"" i - , ?***/,* ? . .V" ?7\
This is plainly a result of the high relative
value produced in these tires for the smaller
cars by Goodyear's enormous resources and
scrupulous care.
3They represent the same intense endeavor
to supply utmost satisfaction in tires that
has laid the basis for the marked preference
which exists everywhere for Goodyear Tires *
in the larger sizes.
This real Goodyear value in tires is available
for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or
other car using ohe of these sizes, at our
nearest Service Station. Go there for these
tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
- v
30x3 % Goodyear Double-Cure 150
Fabric, AH- Weather Tre*dU?~. ?
*215?
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube* are thick, strong tubes that
reinforce casings properly.. Why risk a good casing with a
cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes coat Httle afore
than tubes of less merit. 30x3^ size in wafer- $ A 50
proof bag - 4 ^