Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Skxoii Mill* of ,S|iarUul>urg have incroa net) tlieir at pit it l stock from $4(KU*K> to |i,<HK>,(X O. - The girl i>uplU >>r tli?? Oh loo (('?!.) High School not <ml> voUsl down tin) movement to |Hlt ? Imwi on the wir ing of hIIIc ?t?>ekliig* an u tilow to tho hhfU <o*t t >t living, but i??n* ?000 o iif better by wfrtrluK b*lf nun'ks ami MHf?. Tho latter ?lyle lut* ? ? ii followilltf. out of DIRT! . ? "i rfv ifosk the clothr ? overt. ijht 1 1 po??/6/?. If not, timpljr ?##* foe a whitm in cold wmttr. *? - -- Shnv* <4 bar of Clean Baty Nmptholminm Soap Into gal lon* of water. Boil, Inl it dia molve and put In "the cloth* a n > Stir with M ttick tor ton min litem thru two clt?ar wn lor ?. hlup ant/ dry in open ?fij CLEAN EASY Naptholeine Wash Soap is the greatest dirt chaser the world has ever known 1 Women every where say it has done more for them than anything ever made to make heavy work easier and more pleasant. Look what it does: Washes, cleans and sterilizes an average week's washing in ten minutes, without rubbing or scrubbing, and for only a few cents ! Can you beat it ? Can't harm the clothes, either. No n(iis erable scrub board or back breaking, hands scrubbing work. The boiling kills the germs, too. Clean Easy gets the dirt, grime and grease out of everything, from overalls to shirtwaists. Try it once and you'll be a happy woman. Ask your grocer for a bar of Clean Easy today. Louisville Food Products Co., Incorporated Louisville, Ky. Follow direction on insiile of wrapftec SAVES THE RUB Layer view of LEE Cord | Puncture R-oof j CORD TIRES THAT CAN'T PUNCTURE r 1^ H I'.IH'i'S onl\ <?!??' reall\ punct u re-proof L pneumatic ? thr l.rr. I -??! ? of I .re I .tin h- Puncture-Proof Tire* ur^rd thr m iking of .1 l oo (lord Puncture-Proof. Car owner* jir nr ra I In hoped lor it* coming. Kndlr-- experiment* to comhinc 1 1 if* exclusive I.ec Punrtnre-Proof fcaturr with (lord construc tion wetr finally successful. Thou, before the tirr wa* offered to the public it was subjected to 18 months of continuous heart-breaking road tests t<> pro\ e that Cord economy, and Cord rrsilicnry were preserved. ? Tread troubles ? so common to Cord tires ? were practically eliminated: tlie tread became ns strong imd long-lived as the rest of the tire. They're here now? Lee Puncture-Proof Tires ? Fabric or Cord ? each alone in its class. Cut the cost of mileage with Lee Puncture* Proofs. J&e 7Zu> KERSHAW MOTOR CO., Camden, S. C. Co I'd ox* Fabric Punctu re -Pi* o oP Tires ut in Smile at Miles" IIKIVKK kills \OI N(. i.llil Jiidtitt HmiiiiiicihI I^Mribfk \ . idcn | fund fit lt> Nptjcd A letter wilt ten It.v .Indu** Henry (A Hammond to the Augusta (iiroul I'ck' .?V.<-? nii - ()m< refill dcatli of, u young ludy may serve as m timely Wll I'll lit K to. >'OUIlg UH'11 who My speed (tennti*. <in<l may cause them, at leant to pin ? it I In* bmkos Mini thiol tile when lii?*y iiuvv precious llvcw iii their kecpJng. 'flH' letter .of Judge Hammond fol lows; ; Ldlt??i < In oulcle : Jo.*hua ( '?i i l ledge. ii farmer. made CtMJ W*?f emeut I In the pretence of a group of which I <?hn uml l o be n member ; "I wij.-, ^landing oil 1 1 ic piazza of the stoic lu I lu* fork* of tliV Sin.iu nali road bi Ixmtl 100 .feet fivni tin* Ion.; Milium bridge ihit J*?j ?J r i t creek. Two minutes before 1( got t?? mo I could hear the roar of an automobile coining. I walked io til c end of the piazza ami, saw tin* l?ig oar coming at an awYnl info 00 or 70 miles an hour. No chock i ntf. no slowing down for Uk> luidox ii all. t knew it eouhlu't take thee iirvo and make Che hi'Mfe at that speed. It wax jt?st naturally tnipogst ble. The driver swerved the car to the left, t hen -harp to Mm right to enter the bridge. lint lie never reached tlu? bridge. The hind end'of tin* cur skid ded to the left?the car tnrnvd over ? rolled over three times and stopi>ed upside down t'l.e run of the creek, smashed with the wheel in tlie air nnd the ( limine torn out of the car. I ran to tin- place nnd I saw a .voting >, 'Irl drag herself out of the creek stag ger a few stops up the Ivank. I was looking right at- her and she at me. Slti' wavered and >ahl : 'Oh, Lord/ and sunk down on the ground.'- one of tlie men laid bet* mi the piazza and got water and bathed her face. There was mi awful wound in 'her temple. I saw she was. dying. She did die I'lgh t there on the nlaaaa in iust a few minutes. I heard one of the men in the car say: '4?od knows why lie ilid'irt kill us all before we left town." ?Mere is a simple statement of fact made -by a direct eye . witness to the weoful. heart -crushing trafcedy, there is no intelligent mind in this communi ty not held by thought of this terrb hie occurrence-? no sympathetic^ soul not filled with sorrow. And there lie those who are drinking deep at filie fountain of grill and tasting the bitter waters that lie at its source, The splendidly constructed seventy horsepower Templar car suddenly lost Its renter of gravity ; turned turtle and with deafening clamor hurled into 'the silent waters of,8pirit creek- ? then the I scene of fhc >i torch of the country store. Are our hearts so filled With pity, our mimls so stunned by horror as to see in this Occurrence only the play of the*1 blind forces of nature? Do we see luick of it no human rontons! hi I Ity. I Stop, think ! Was this an accident, pure and simple, untavoidable: with blame coming to no <uie? It was not ! Was there aught the matter with car or roadway. No ! The oar was *-|>erfoct and over Mint road 'thousands pass daily in safety,, But what' of the >hu I mail wiji thirt directed the speed or that car? What of Hie* mail who Jsat at the w IhhjI and in wihose keeping I was t'he life of that young girl? Let generous wnils |m>iu* out upon him all the ptyy and forgiveness they can ? let Just ones condemn him as he de serves. Judge him as he took his seat at the wheel of Ids Templar this sum mer morning with full knowledge of the deadly agency ? under his control land \\ ith reckless disregard of rhe pre-' J clous lift* ulotic in his care. Judge liini las he wilfully, wantonly, wickedly hurled that machine through the ? tree ta I of tills city a menace t<> all who pass led. Judge him at each mile post of | Hie Savannah road as he ficndlishly I rushed that child on to her death. I Hear the roar of the tortured ear, see Mie demon man at the w<hecl. And I then? the still waters of Sprit creek | ? Che fair form and the lovely faiv all torn and marred ?>n tlM> fl.nv of tlie LtttMintrv store. Henry f. Hammond. The nieinlH'iNhip of tlie Lulled States I l?lrl Sci?nts l>tis incrtrised nearly Trt j>cr | cent over that "f l'MS, Notre of Election. Stilt*- of South Carolina County of Kershaw. Notice of Kleetiou in School district No. 41 : A petition signed by one-third or more of Che resident electors, and a like proportion of the resident free holders of the age of twenty-one years asking for an election to determine whether a tax of four mill* additional shall Im> levied upon all the taxable property In Cantey School district No. 41 for school purposes and the peti tion having been granted by the County Hoard of Education we the undersign ed trustees will hold an election at Can tey School house on Wednesday. June 30th, giving notice for two weeks there of. Polls will ?i>cn at nine a. in., and close at four p. m. Those who reside in the District and present their reg istration certificates and tax receipts wlH be allowed to vote. Election will be conducted nj*?n the order <.f gen eral election. K. B. IX) RICK It. A. VAUOHAN C. V. WATTS. T ru.-decv ic Fans and Electric Irons 1 Will help make >1>ur Hummer enjoyable. We can supply the beat makes in different sizes, guaranteed. * Half-Gallon Fruit jars, $1.00 per Dos?en, worth $1,5^ . ' ? "V W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Tel?p hone 30. Double - Barreled Service WHEN you buy I H C machine., you * * also buy the Service that goes with them? the co-operation that exists between us and jhe International Harvester Com pany, and which we intend to continue witn you. We expect to hold your con fidence in the 1 H G line by furnishing the best implements, machines and farm operating equipment on the market. We render to you a double-barreled Service in not only supplying you with first-class goods, but in seeing that these goods are kept in perfect running order long after the original sale is for gotten. Genuine Repairs n, Our moral obligation does not stop with the original sale, but you can hardly expect us to ... assume any responsibility for the successful operation of I H C machines if you buy imita tion repairs of inferior quality ins'tead of buj'ing genuine I H C Repairs. We sell only genuine 1 HC Repairs jnade by the Harvester Company, and which Eire made of the same materials as used for the original, machines. No-Limitation equals . the genuine. Play safe! SPRINGS & SHANNON Camden, S. C. We have a large stock of high class jewelry and the prices are in line with the quality of the goods. We '? ^'7 ' / * can do your repair work also. GLBLACKWELLi i JEWELER # OPTOMETRIST * k CAMDEN . < Gasoline and Kerosene Eng??? Just received carload of Gasoliiue and Kerosene En gines from 2 to 12 Horse Power? *Portabte Saw Rig**-"" Gasoline Engine Drag Saws controlled by Clutch whic eliminates danger and saves time. Any defective pa made good at Factory during life of Engine. s COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 8 2 3 WCVT GERVIAS ?T. COLOE"1** Mention The Chronicle When Wrilm*A?ltrerti??r?