The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 25, 1920, Image 3
Stomach
Oat oi Fiji?
'i^ioiie your grooer or
(Jniggist ^or a dozen bottles
0f (his <! -I i s ?li?eH|jint, r a gin*
with nic.? ?= n v. M i.tr!?#?lufut relief, or
jjvj cll.t! ?' !?' ? do-CCH U?ed.
SluvairAIe
*>?? DIGESTIVE AROMATIC* WITH
SHIVA8 MINERAL WATER AND GINGER
Nothing like il for renovating old
tired HuQiach*, converting food
into llch blood and sound flesh.
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If your regular dealer i^atmot
supply you, trtephone
t wholesale tiro?***
tor
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
, '
fLAIN & HI ER SI'S. Phone 71
I COLUMBIA, S. C.
DR. WADE HAMPTON
Osteopathic l'liynhJan
" In Camden nt Commercial
Hotel every Sunday from 7:80,.
- A. M. to-11 P. M;
rCiLeave Tails at Commercial Hate!
Rye comfort
ISfor near view
and distance
KSS3PK
do the work
> of two r
gpairj" ox
lasses
We Examine Eyes and Fit
Glasses.
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M. H. HEYMAN & CO.
Jewelers and Opticians
8AY8 DAM KMHKM R1VKK
Vfry lu)?Minc CtkM Develops Regard
ed Purr NhaalH Plant BL .?
Francis H. We?tot), United state*
district attorney, received Instruction*
y?*terd*y fnuu the office of tiie attor
ney geueral at Washington to insti
tute legul proceedings looking to the
removal of the Parr Ktiualx daw on
ltroad river on <lw gorund* that It
served as an obstruction to navlga*
I ion.
U is understood that Mr. Wcsion wlU
Ht 0000 take up the matter, and lu all
probability will flit* a Mil lu equity
upon which he will ask for a tem
porary Injunction, if this course be
pursued, t lie court will llekly i - uo a
rule upon the owners of the (lam to
ihow cause why they should not be
restrained from further Impeding the
flow of the stream.
The case will likely be In the courts
a loiig time, and if it eventually be
divided adversely to Hie owners of the
dam, the decision wll he of grout 1m
l>ortance to Columbia and many other
towns which dei>end upon Parr Shoals
for electric |W>wer,
The Parr Shoals phud Is about 25
.miles from Columbia on the Broad
river.
The Instructions issued by the attor
ney general have aroused much in
terest in this city. It Is understood
that tihe government will take the <po
sltlon that It opened up the Conga ree
river, and that dam on the Broad,
which river, with the Saluda, forma, the
Qongaree, offers an obstruction to nav
igation on the Congarec. ? Thursday's
State.
K. C\ Commander Dead
Florence, June 21. ? R. C. Command
er, one of <ho leading citizens of this
city, died at his home here last night
IjlLJL^IO ^o'clock and-was burio<l -l? Mfc
Hope cemetery thbf afternoon at 0
o'clock.
Air. Commander was In his 60th year
a'?d was "born and reared lu Darling
ton, coming to Florence 30 years ago,
where he entered' business and made
quite a success, having retired from
active business life only a few months
ago.
He was twice married, his first .wife
being Miss Esther McCurry of Cam- j
den, and this union was blessed with
the following -children* : Ohwrles E.
Commander, Joseph Commander, Mrs.
Ben W. Covington of Florence and Ma
rlon W. Commander of, Lake City. His
second marriage to Miss Mamie
Dorsey, who, wM2i The following chil
dren by this uulon survive him: Mrs.
("George Crowell and Mies Natalie Com
mander of Florence.
Final Discharge
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Friday, July;
23rd, 1020, I will make to the Probate
Court- of Kershaw County my flwal
return as Administrator of the estate
of Rev. Waddy T. Duncan, deceased,
and on the same day I will artply tol
saJd Administrator.
J. M. GREEN.
Camden, S. C., June 22nd, 1920.
. Final Discharge
Notice Is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Friday, July
28rd, 1020, I -will make to th$ Probate
Court of Kershaw County my final re
turei as Adminlst ra tor of the estate I
of Mrs. Rebecca G. Duncan, decease<l,
and op the same day 1 will apply to
tlflT said Court for a final discharge as
raid Administrator.
J. M. GREEN.
Camden, S. C., June 22nd, 1920.
We put the experience of fifty years in
making high quality flours.
This assures you that
PIEDMONT PURITAN
ARGUS SELF-RISING . *
FLOURS
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are always uniform in quality,
v. * \ ?. ?: _ *.
These fine old Jbrands have never disap
pointed because they are made of highest
grade Red Winter Wheat manufactured
under ideal conditions. Make the ac
quaintance of these brands today.
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The Piedmont Mills Inc., Lynchburg, Va.
If lgh-Grade Red Whiter Wheat Flour
Products of the
ON your arrival tho
thoughtful hot?
welcome* you with icy
cold, refreshing Wanra
Lemon'Crtnh? compan
ion drink to Orange*
froMvplci
bcM MWM
MraniKU i
for- ft** book,^Th?Stpryj^fpranA*-Oruth
" CAROLINA COCA-COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY ?' , >
Phone 87 Camden, S. C.
CLEVEUM
"Handsome is as
Handsome Does"
An old md*4* m fru# today ma in mU the ymt+fdmyrn
No car offer# cleaner lines, more truly dignified gracefulness or
deeper lustre of finish than does the Cleveland Six. But these quali
ties would be but a surface, were it not for what is beneath them.
The exclusive Cleveland motor, the
most highly developed of the powerful
over-head type, gives a character of
performance in flexibility of power
and speed, and in dependability and
endurance, that surpasses other light
cars.
The Sturdiness of its "chassis con
struct ion, the ease of its control, the
soft cushioning of its low underslung
spring construction, the certainty of
its brakes,- all these qualities add to
the comfort and safety of its per
formance on any kind of roadway, on
the steepest hills and in crowded
traffic. .* ;
Take a Real Ride in t/^t Cleveland, end
You will Unouy What a Good Car it is.
Touring Car (Five Passengers) ' Jt otitis ter (Three Puutonfter*) $I4M
Sedan (Five Paweniicrt;) $2395 Coupe (Pour Pawengeru) $2395
(Pfkci F. O. C2cvc!.tud)
CAMDEN MC^TOR CO.,
Camden, S. C.
CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
$14-8 5
THE automobile is doing muchofthe
nation s work ? and doing it better
than any other form of transportation. ;
It brings men to their offices pleasantly
a ud quickly. It enables them to ke$p
appointments on the minute. It in
creases their efficiency ? multiplies their
. usefulness and mafkes them broa&dV
bigger, healthier citizens.
Business nowadays is traveling in high
gear. Much of it is travelling in a
smart, five;passenger PAIGE Glen
brook. Why not join the wideawake,
aggressive procession?
CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY, (Incorporated)
P A IGE-eTe T ROIT MOTOR -CAR COMPANY.' DETROIT, Michigan
, Manufacturers of Paige Motor Can arid Motor Trudfj > ?
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