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Camden, S. C., July 30, 1920.
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"I <l?> not p1fOpO#6 Jo lei }? ii.vl ?< Ml >
front mi side of North < 'it roitiui iii
Ugate ?n>' of our Institution*." Uuvvr
Uor mckfrt di-dnnnl ln?t Saturday,
when hi* a t lent Ion whs directed to
?|H-?I?I dispatches published In tin*
IHOrulutl paper* Dial tin* I'rUoncr*'
Kellef Society of Washington. \fa*
<*outoiiiplatluu mi Invest I km t Ion of an
"epidemic of complaint*", In regard t<>
prl*au <'omllilouH in ff?H i Btytv, ">Vr
at least have state right* l?*f t AM tp
tin* conduct of our prisons." gald the
governor. 'und I intend that ihf*
Mhull lif liui 1 1| 1 11 ili<*< I and c\crcl-cd We
have a *tnte MjiperlidWident of public
honltl), I >r. \\\ S. Ijtuuk in. who look*
Hffor nil Nan It a r.v condition* In the
wtafr: we have a slate auiierlutendciit
?lf ,inb?C W I") lil It. I''. Itl'll^lfV. wild
looks after I In* moral mil humanita
rian conditions In oijj' prison* and otto
or institution*, anil i lliivo more confi
dence in the judgement a ltd Hluecflty of
lhe?e official* Ihau I have In any ex
i^Utvli't nulla tor. I Inivo been 'cussed'
all f\n Xoiiii (angina from Ciiffc*
l.ookolll (o Slfrk H?H<k creek oil IK'
?< counl of my sentimental love for cop
Nhts. One lea lilVlg | ?ji | m ? r accused lite
of making rcfofirnitorle* out of our
prison*. I ha vo Iteen' perfectly. Willing
I ? ? lake IliU 'cussing" from North t'aro
Una folk?.. I a in their aurvant ami It la
t lip , roust It ut lo.in ! rluhf of every Tar
heel to vii's' their puullc official*. a
right which I hoy cxcri'lsc freely and
iil?i>ut which I make no coinplalnt. Hut
1 absolutely refuse to take a VuHslirg'
or criticism of my official conduct
.from tiliy oUlihll:!'."
A ?? ' '??'*?? ?; . ? V.'
Mr- la me- . 1'lrkard of Moi it ironic ry,
Ala.. prcH.hlcnt <>f the -Sont.icfli N>"? ?
men'- Ucjci/tlou league. wired flow I'.
W. i 1 h ? 1 1 1 c 1 1 1 *? < . t r i ii on t . eongrat ulat
iii?' l?l in upon Ihi' -land he litis taken
in refiling to rail a *|?oclul *e-*ion
of fhi' iCClstaHITf of Mint -late for the
purpose of ratifying the federal wo
man suffrage amendment. heclarlng
that tlic inajorllx of the women of
Anicvlea \\ ho are opposed to the a mend
mem will stand true to men who loy
ul|.\ deeline to ?*n i -i- 1 fjee a fuudailieii
].a I principle of government for tempo
rary po'iliial eVpejiilieiH-y.'V jLlie llics
vags sii\a: "We hclrevc that men like
you who are inn |H.r <.,.1,1 fhli 'frlilhy 1?e
depended upon t" save the country from
destruction and thai the federal wo
man- suffrage aineiiilineut which " Is
rapidly hi'oh ? I ii? b: disfavor with (lie
^H'tiple u'" eventually he defeated;"
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The. A inerh'ti 11 VBi'lit- Hf**??luti? wa*
> t lie * vjet of over Sir Thomas Upton's
Itriiish challcnuer in the race* held
off Sandy I look lie* past week, and
1 he t' .Vinous yachting cim reuTaluV on
ihi- - i d ? ? of tho Atlniitic. The game old
I rUhiu;' 11. o\\ nil r the Si 1 iii rock I \*
inndr (fi?- -fji frfii'iif af'fec ffn? fYnaf
1 a ee | 11 in \ery ???rry. hut the heller
? I >oa I won."
"'houm* I!. Watson. fcriner con
^r? --iuan from t.'coruia and e;iudidalc
President yeiir* ;u'o uti the populist tick
<?1. hits | >; 1 id - Ids fee for entering the
democratic primary for I'nited States
senator, Si'pteinher
If elorti'il I'laiiklil) I>. KonsI'V'rlt will
In- en I y ticn Ik* vice prrsJ*
< It *u t I'm li?- will not in t L> ; 1 1 ru*?'
lie llie \ <?llli|f?'*>J \ i pli'viilinl fori
Mr?-< Kfi:ii<li\ ? ? I ? m ?! i ?? | witli .lamr- Kuril
Mliali. Jool< office Ml (lie iltfi* '?f
Ami >?'t. ?c tiiinU we jirr in t li?* ilnys
of \"tni'_' iiM'ii W'a u*rl?ury A mcrlrn n.
< ii ivor-,i?r .himi'v M <*o\ ??:?> -. t lm
W'a -liln^l "ii llfiald. ha* Ik'i'Ii tin'
I )i'iit**< ra t i<- |>i>*-i(l<-niia I uotti i t?f<? for
?irk? now ami -liil I Ik* country is mi
? <T l a i 1 1 ;? 1 m ? 1 1 1 w I i.i | (lie "M" siniiils f i ? r
I lie nn-liTv w 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ?s generally >>olvi'(|
with. ml 1 1 1 ? I ; i \ w liem-v er a in in is
1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 i 1 1 ;i ifil f.n | nfsiiliNi I 1>\ i * i n * < ? f (lie
major panic-. M i ?1< 1 1? \f < ?i i lia? Ihtii 1 1 i??
urnera 1 1 \ :i | I 1 1 1 i ? I < 1 1 ? ? nainr of the
I >i'iin? la I i?* i > i n i Il ha>l '>???? r i ac j
< -f| 1 1 ? *? I l" tin |n>iui w lirrr I !??? Mi'ltio
i la I ?' \alin:i:il C '? iliiin ! I I ee luiil ? It ? I'
t-i| i-a nil- 1 iyn 1 1 ( i-ra l hi i* carrying siioli ?
ji ? lii? m i < 1 1 1 1? - 1 1 : 1 1 1 m ? lli>> n*ji I i >i mr l<'
.liiiiH ?- M i mi 1 1 ?< ? Sinki1- ("ox Clia rle? F.
.Miii i j-s. ili?' .'"i.Tin'i < | ? r i \ Hl?* wre
ini\ 1 ? m - ln-fti i-a I I n | mil to correct
llu- faNe impression ri^:i ri| ni^ llie can
? I i< i)i i ??*?. i ? a mi- 1 1 i?? - i ;t i m y<\-?r??
1 ui - 1 there wa- nlwa.vs iliffinilty In *s- (
l a 'il i * Ii lti;T llint I'liiMxe iii i 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 a im- I
New o|ii?|..*r n?en look llie mailer in
I In r own liamls ami uui'le tl "WtiMle
low II fi?|" llis home town "!?>??!?? Illill
it tv;iT wnrfcert Info MWIiUeloit. wliirh
lia? I ?< -on w iilely accept ?*? I ." rxplainril
Mr Mm i i~ "Hill I linve il from ihe
nut hority of tin- vim I'rtiiir'" ?wt?? motlmr.
sini-f ilereii ?????!. ilini hi* middle Tiaim- N
Mom. ?? If n?*re??a ry w will get mil
tlx- fa mi I ' ami disnii** nil
<iol|?-fJ "
U mK \?t vict k*;\(w.i>
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A Million < i?i h ? \V*r for the ?xt
' L Tito, Tf in
In IUIJ Ihnr Kfl# Willi i'tkl <?f
t lie uiKwuiohllt- mi vim; rui(*he(1 the
I m >1 irf of xatlirntlnii lVojWf would luff
Imi.v uuy more. Till' atreot* could not
iiit'oiuiiiiiilafi' iin\ morr. The road*
were nil fluttered u|> with tlu* (Mky
( IiIiik - Hniiki r> wmiMnl Irml m.uu>
to rur manufaeluier* Jo extend their
titration*. -.A ImhhI Immio of out* hiji
motor (viniKioy uhs flow It'll nt It'** tlu* ii
(Mt 'J .*{ nuts on ttv dollur,
There Hrt* three times n? many mo
to rear* now a* .there wore tlK*it ami
theiv's Iimm 1 11 1 k ??f riiiturat Ion.
in fuel i* W. I'mitls-*. of lht'
hanking limine of llornldnwer A Weeks,
Philadelphia. uoo> mi reeord a* *ayln?
t ii<* wit lira thm (miIih win not Ih> reaeh -
? ii mi 1 1 i rlu? world iuiM wmhmmnn* ear*.
Tmlay It has II |||?I >>\ linalrlx 10<000,00(\'
of which tin1 l/lll tetl Slate* has 7,
.HOO.hOO.
Ilo say* it nilliioii ours ii \vear for
i In* next ten. year* Is ii moilest ?>i I
uni K* of Ailierhiiti needs.
NVIuit Mr. I'reiitl** Kny?t may , lie
lakfit ?s n-fleellvc of the view* of
t In* loading lljfWt* in the automobile
business, iiimI jiartleul.irly of the (Jen
fin I Motors ?rni)|>. Ills house having
been interested in the finauclnu of tlnil
hi* forjioratlon. ?
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The New. Telephone*
The telephone tflil litw i >ii HM*il hi
iiuii i *i?i lit iimi It I* nil Ihh-huko of the
Instil lint Ion <>f i In' automatic telephone
systeip. of recent In volition and of rapid
spread* 'I'm Ui!s entorprUlm; city he
huitf* tin" distinction of belnu the first
town In North Carolina to adopt the
system. in the njierafiou of which mo
-olmo'rKto- -uppWtiiis tl?o Al?y de
sired connection Is made by touching a
dial on the off lee desk or nt the tele
phone stand In tlu* homo. Ill IIIkIi
point, us stated l?y The Nous, of tlnit
place. there Is an equipment for 1,100
Hers ninl menus oF conned inu 1 .TOO
<lty Pjmjnes itiitd 4oo rural phonos to
;Vjlc< 1 her ninl with louj: distance. There
live- M yhi-s cove, red milts of connect*
< r?, The eoniicetor I ns a shaft w^iteli
rise* vertically ami rotates to the ?1?*
nniither In accordance w It h t he
'mpulsc sent on? oyer the line from
the eiilii- u | ?:? ft \ . The entire system
is wired to variously colored super -
v ivory I it;li t y which ? will ! m 1 1 ?*?i 1 1* any
trouble, in the different parts of the
inside | > 1 1 1 1 1 1 It is <daiined for the d in I
system -that it does its work faster mid
heller than was possible under the old
system. Charlotte Observer.
A Happy Incident.
In Norfolk nn automobile driver was
baled I ito eon rt on charge of reek less
running while drunk. lie was fined
.$?"?<> and iiil^rht have had a reason to be
lieve that he was ucttluu off "tollahle
light." as Colonel Hunch Mellee would
say. but tie was discontented and took
nn appeal. In due course of t'me he
found himself in the higher eonrt and
j his fine was remitted, but the judge
vent li I in' to Jail as the* bett.T punlsli
rmeiil. It U not often it happens that
[way. hut lids may In* regarded as "a
happy Incident." A> a general Iflfng the
1
courts are inci^icd to too mucli Icnlcu
ey in ha ndllng eases of the s.?rl. The
d I* it nk ci i driver of .-in aiitoniohile is a
mighty uood tiling to make an example.
j<?f. Like tin* hootieggers. be laughs the
| line to scorn. It Is ihe jail sentence
I that gets under his hide. Charlotte
i
. < H?st?n rr.
Thnnia* I', Cothran. stato chairman
of the I iciuocrat ic execut i ve roiniiiitlii*.
Friday notified that tdclmrd S. Wlni
ley. con cress man from t ln> First South
I 'ii ri Una. disl riet Mini candidate to ?nu*.
cri'd hiueeif. 1 1 1 < I \vi t lid rn wii from Mm
race mi account of illness. t'ontrress
inan W'lialey'* wit liilrawa I leave* hut
out* candidate In the field, \V. Turner
T,oi;aii. In \\ punt nor of John I*. Crace
of ( 'lia rlostoii. I'mler the rules of tin*
party Mir euLry list will In* reo|M?ned
si 1 1 < I other person* jriven mi opp?rtn
1 1 1 1 > to enter Ilie race. Monday. An
iru-t luis Iwen set ji\ Mr. Cothran
a* llir date for tin* <-oI?1iilt of Mm lists
for further entries . If Mr l.oiran doe*
i^ot .>lij?'ct. Tin* *ta to elui Iriini ii *nid
t 'in t lie will mil a nieetni: of 1 1??- ?date
> I'lninit let* in t'olumlda ? ?i t Wodne^da i .
. 1 1 1 1 > _,sv to take formal action.
I'll.- ?? Ii I in in i?* ami other *?> called e\^
1 1 ciiio dame-. have heeii ? ?nt la w?*? 1 In
< 'ha rle^ton. The official hail w ?< de
creed a result of a conference In
t ween managers of local and nei^hltor
iiiK' djince report* and the Iniled
State's I ut erdc|m rt men t Social Hxtfh'ne
Hoard. following which tlw re-?ort man
;iser< agreed to prohibit the condemn
cd dances in their establishments. The
low n imirslial <>f Sullivan's Island and
the sheriff of < 'lia rlcst on t'ounty will
he requested to Instruct ttwdr *uhordi
mite* to c< n ?|ie ra t e with tho dance iv
>ortH In coin | h*I 1 1 1 1 complliince with the
regulations promulgated. according tn
and official ?ta teiiM'iit . I )im< of the
nearhy resort" ?i|iio*tii| tlmt naval
pro\ osts Ik- assigned to It for a**!*!,
a nee in ha ml dm; tin- nrowd.
UNITtO tilNIUS AND BEAUTY I
1 """ I
Many of America's Great Men Have i
Provtd That the Two Can Bx- j
' lat T ogethor.
While Kot'i'iiics lkaicf i tie mind of ?
god and tlx1 form .of a *atyr, ami many
from 'that <la>* on have mild that beau
ty iintl fOpln* do d3| go tog#tlifeK Htofb
l\' tun Vb* American history,
i('(t?rtttirt(# Otiarlta* R./Cnrwln. writ
ing In th# Health' Poatilntelllgencef.
With few striking exceptions k?hkI
looking, 'veil proportioned men have
achieved fame. Washington was a
handsome man, and Hen. Wlnrteld
Scott waft considered tint* looking. (Jen.
Le?\ of Civil wtir fame, was attractive
in form and feature. < Daniel: Webster,
(-)dvvard HvVrell. HcHK'# Hreeley and
Fitinklhl were handsome type* of their
periods.
The writer declares there has been
s distinct ell fit life in the tyi* of the
American countenance. In colonial
days the typical face was full, rosy
and reposeful. Today the average
countenance is somewhat sharp, pal
lid and expressive of energy. Noose
vHt had the sharpness of present-day
feature*. President Wilson's chih ra
diates determination, aud Bryan's
smile Is unique of Its kind, but the
features ar^ like the present day type.
Among men of letters James Fen
I more Cooper bore the palm for beat?>
ty. He was large and finely propor
tioned. His features were of leonine
?cast, and his clear, gray eyes were ra
diant with power. Washington Irving
was a handsome man, as was also N.
Pj Willis.
riEW LINES SEEN ON MOON
British Astronomer Makes Publio Re
cent Observations of Qreat In
terest to 9cientlsts.
A paper by T. L. MacUonuld, read |
before the British Astronomical asso
ciation, dliiCflMjWitlift appearance of u
bright border along the dark limb of
tlie young moon. Accordlug to Mr.
Mat-Donald this luminosity* which In
not visible In all lunations, lias a more
or loss linelike appearance, and In de
cidedly brighter than tlie ordinary
earthshine. which always illuminates
the darker part of the young moon.
1 The bright border varies in length, not
| always extending as far a 8 the horn*
of the lunar Crescent, and certain j
nearly circular swellings of Intensl- j
fiod brightness have been noted. In [
| general the border is most sharply de- |
I fined when the moon Is 2l/j days old. ?
! anil It begins to become diffuse the -
third day of the lunation. By the-sev- j
> en tb day It is barely distinguishable.
. Commenting <m these observatiuns,
j Mr. llaf ild Thomson stated that he
bad observed the bright border with j
ttie naked eye, but it disappeared In '
the telescope. ? Scientific American.
New York and Other Seaport*. j
" As a result of the great war the \*>p- j
nlntlon ?if Frnnce has decreased 7 per j
cent, but tin* population of some of
the iargv cities of France lias made
a large increase. Lyons, Bordeaux and
Marseilles are of special Interest to
i American Investors, who have paid
! many millions of dollars In purchasing
? bonds Issued by these cities. Their
' gain In imputation has ranged from
j 15 to .'Ml per cent, the largest being
j that of Marseilles, and It is perhaps
j significant that Marseilles is the prln
] clpal port of France on the Mediter
ranean, remarks the. Boston I'omnier
Ldal Bulletin. t
; As rue ?.twc '5T'ap*>rt of America,
New York has made enormous growth
! in recent years and the imputation
Jias become so great that not only is
; New York the largest city in the world
! but English newspapers now admit
; that New York has nearly a thillion
more Inhabitant* than London, which
has been for over 'a century the
world's greatest city.
Rare Planta in Demand.
In 1803 a sclvnt itto man named I>rum
i moiul discovered one solitary aronia
i plant In l hp woods of St. Tammany
j parish in Louisiana, and It la eher
i Islied today at the Arnold arboretum,
j Now Harvard has written to Npw Or
| leans asking to %b?ve Louisiana
' searched again for the rare growth,
' and t lie New Orleans (iarden society
. has offered a prize of $."> for the djs
I covery of another aronia plant, lloc
vard also wants Louisiana hoi relied
! for a certain variety of a*h. dlacov
t ered near New Orleans about a c?n
' fury ago and never \??en befnra or
since.
United States Foroata.
About one-fourth of the l-nlted
Stnte?. or .VitMMlO.tHm acres, is In for
cms. Forests publicly owned contain
:i I ?? >i 1 1 oiu'tifth of sill the timber rftnnd
tn^'. ? Tl !?? remaining four-fifths pri
vately ow ned. The original forest* of
the country covensl an a.rea of S!?0.
Oon.rxH) acre*. nod contained ?i greater
quantity and variety of timber than
on ii in area of similar size in the
wor?d. The present rate nf cutting for
all purpose* exceeds the annual
grow ill of the forests.
Hia Veraion.
The seventh grade children were dls
cuaxint; the ways to hriim down the
cost of clothing. The teacher' had told
them about frvfn Cobb's de?dr?? to have
rroi?M,.r?. abbreviated Into knit kerhorlt
erv <?r "pants" a* Irvin terimtl It. They
, all nirreed that this would certainly
tie n caving of material ami then* lit
tle .Jacob suggested a further .* ?I.revla
tlon. ' You might leave oi;t ??f them
nin.M >?( tli* j*ockets." h<* saUI. "There
ain > liiu. to carry In ih< in now
| lim e i h?- foantrjito gone dr? Indian
1 ap??l>* Newt
Y ROl>V FOUND IN THINK
Hurriblt* Crby Brought U Light In
New York.
k .
New York. July iH, ?Heuioval of ev
?r> villi I orjfiin snvf the brain froiu
tin* body of u ii unldent I fio?l young wo
qui it fuQtif) here1 tod*} nn-iuowiod and
unit ilu ted In m trunk *hlpi>ed by vx
liN>w? from IH'troit. make* It virtually
I m j N?sslhlo to determine tin- chum* of
ilea I'll, Medical Kxa miner Xchwarty. an
iiuuiuih) tonight.
''The cutting wan. perhaps. t lit* work
i?f ii butcher," he said. "or some one
only slightly acquainted with surgery.
A large hladed knife. similar to the
t y |h' used hy physicians hi performing
mi autopsy, and a saw were used. Th#
milting was uot done by a luitlmlogh-al
student." *
The result of tin- a nntiy sift of the
brain will lie known .tomorrow, lie said.
Dr. Schwartz expressed the opinion
that the solution of the in>>tcry must
eonie from I>etroit and added:
"We are In possession ol certain
things that will not l>e made public
until the police of Detroit have heon
given time to work out a solution of
the murder."
The police say that the mutilation
was the work of a iiumiIiic iH>-sy,?slng a
crude knowledge of medicine. hni none
of surgery.
"Whoever did the Job." >.?ihl t.'hlef
Medical Kxaiufiier Xorrls. "if new
enough to. remuvc ull. . organs wlilell
would glvo evidence of a erluie or
method ?>f death."
It was impossible to determine. Dr.
Hphwartx said, whether -several cut*
on the body luid ivcn# made before or
a fter death. lie was ini'lincil to be
lieve, he said, that they had Imi*ii mnde
lift or the -woman dh'd.
"I nm almost ccrtafu that a criminal
operation Was performed." he added.
?
' ? "That Can be determined by finding;
facts <?f chloroform on the bi-iln."
A list of clothing found in the trunk
with the l?ody Included a top coat
with a fm? mHnT, an hrontre- sweater,
a black sailor hal a black silk |K?t t i
coat and a gray flannel shirt.
Appreciative .. .?
A yoiiuir lawyer hud a fovoi^n elleul
in police <*?iivrt ri e other <1mv. It look*
<?<1 rather blank for the foreigner; anil
the youthful attorney fairly outdid him
self in trying to Convince tho mngisfrnte
Umi.i iiis client was ivnoeent of th<^
Hiarjre brought.
Tilt' attorney dwelt on the other's ig
norance of AmerH-an customs, his
*>t ra Isbt forward story, a'inl upon otltcr
details- sufficient to extend the talk ful
ly fifteen minutes, ills elleiit was ac
quitted.
In <'oiiKratulatin^ the freed man tlie
? lawyer held out Ids hand in an absent,
but rather suHtfestlvo manner. The
elient y rasped it firmly.
"K<?t was verra fine nioiso you mak', "
he said. Mooeha thanks, (ioo'-by."
See I>oujfitiM Fairt?ank(>ln MHay?
Young Fellow" at the Majestic qwct
Tih'mUjt.
II?'vrvT>OIJ^K KK\V.\HI>
I will imy fifty dollar* reward for
information and proof nifflclQMit to
roil vlnt tbl) IMirt.V w ^rtU'H, wllO
TiUMlay afternoon, July 30tli lawt, shiqt
h puppy, accoinjuinled li.v tuy lit Hi* *o h;
while lu rlu? pult.iu highway; ueur m.v
r??>ldeuou at {k-'Kulh. Tlu? whootlnM
wan done l?y 00* of Hurt' youjig uiru
traveling In an automobile yoliitf Icj- 1
ward the elly of <Vuuden, 8. 1 j
I. I. cf.VlMUN
July lil. n?m
MKKTINU OK HTOtKHOI-OICHM.
the regular annual meeting of the
stockholder* of Hermitage Cotton .Mills
will ho hehl at t Ho ottlcea of the Com
liany at Cumdim, S, 1'., on Tueadity,
August Hr(t. I1?lft>? at 12 o'clock, noon,
('. II. V ATI'S.
St>< Kt.lM
Cnuulcn, s. t\. July 'SJ, llnjo.
Wants? For Sale
i'Mj, : 1 : ' V ' ? V'-;'- ?? ' ! >' *7?
I?l YNTATlON WANTKD ? I UttVo an
immediate buyer foe a large lui*
proved op unimproved plantation.
Full particulars from owners only,
desired. H, W. nilleary. looo Ver
mont Ave., N. W? Washington. I), <'.
. : ,, _ ? 17-10 1
AI'TO TIRKH? *1 havse a few 0.000 mill'
guaranteed (in s 80X(Jt 1J. n< It skid
ill $1S.OO a piece while they last
Stakes llleycle Shop. Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE ? One good milk oOw, gives
2 1-2 kmIUui* *>f in ilk per day. Cmu
l?e seen at. corner of LyttletOn and
1 >cKaih streets. Mrs. It. II. \Vll8ou,
Camden, S. C. 15-17p<l.
FRI'IT JABS- -At la* II. .Z. Seal. Pints
N5o pejr dozen : quarts 05c. half-gal
? Ion $t.i.*5. . amhI's urucory, ? Cam
den. S. G.
IIICVCIiKJ^-l f you need repairs or a
new bicyc'.O'lt will pay you to see
me. Stokes. Iliey^e Shop. Camden.
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FOR SAMS- 1 I Inch ijry slab stove
weed. I'riee $11M)0 a cojrtl, l>ellv
ered upon receipt of your order, any
amount wauled. C, b. Jones. Cas- ?
""TJivtb S. V. : ? : - 16-17 pd:
Al-tO RKrAIUrNCJ ? Wa nted to keep '
your automobiles. gasoline engines,
tractors and all kinds of machinery
in good ro| ?air. ? Mr nest ? lb ? Frletny.
20!? Yvork St., phone -1 10. 15-17
WVXTFD? The public to know that
we are oft'ering l>ayton Airless 'i'iivs
for sale at a special discount . for 80
. days only. Tho only trouble proof
Tire we know of with a guarantee
of S.000 in lies;
.'!0\.'? b'J and I
free. , Shiver
A ge 1 1 ts^J^mTd en, S. C 15-lUp
TO OVVNKK.S of Acetylene <*as Light
...lug b'piicrators ? I have Just received
a carload of Carbide for Acetylene
lighting. nooking and ironing, and
would l?e glad to have your or
d ts for any quantity you may need.
All sizes en hand for any nmke of
i !;i > (bucrntor used in this section.
Carbide is stored at my home, 130S
Nixpi Avenue. Camden. S. C. T am
selling ? I Ids carbide a t the same,
ii.riee it cosfs you If ordered from the
factory. ..plus the freight charges to
Kits all
51x4 rims
Tn ml,
JiM
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County
\ \ ain?ivn. I" owWtIiib always be 111,
* U meAtl6u m ?* wrt>We you wUi
t fifta Vn(V romttUuw with order *
i tl.U U.J&* manufacturer* tem*
i t 1*- iaimK'U. h, o. ;
I
J^lT
InisWk Won iff** tl
l&Wttab bu?H?rt*
I ?. "i(R> Abnuul fy?, reclettttqi n
v iaT5 ; py bUshels ml May wbnt
ut **2<W>. Ab*o one mare, will worfc
niiy\Tl>?l?i ~4??od amUUer. Will *u
,or tra<V fbr cedar poatj. -
- 1**1*. Pfice to
application. tt.. Miller Itovlrin \v?
kin. S. <\ IMT
for HAIJC- uco.o^o "jSrs;
khUa III imr M lots, or small quia
? t tlt.v, Amity to ?etcher tfoofa <W
?lrn. S. l*hon?< -4'J .1. Ifr-llp
HOSK\ TO IX>AN? th> approved m
cutatc iwoortty.v 1*>mr [jpit Lo*
Interest. M. M. Johnson, Cam deo, 8
0. ^ ? Jaljrte
FKI'IT JARS ? -Atlas K. A. Seal^t,
88c per .dtfsen ; Quart* l?c, half-m.
1 ion $.1 .26. Mctood'a grocery, Oaa
dep. Br?C. . , y . . *?
LOANS ? on improved real estate, eui
term a. K. C, vonTrewkow, Camfe.
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WANTED ? Young people V
prepare for stenographic
and .bookkeeping work. We
average filling one vacancy
out of four in our employ,
men*, bureau at aalariet rsi*.
ing from $85 to $175 per
month. Prepare yourself
for one of the unfilled poti<
tiona. For full information,
write Draughon'a, Columbia,
S. C. We guarantee pot*,
tlona. ilimM
FOB SALE ? Laths for sale. Apply
H<h?t Savage, Camden S. 0. tf.
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FOR HAIjE ? Million Porto ltico and
Nancy Hull potato plants. We are
Whipping ca'rlowd a da, v. Hugh yoor
orders., Now U t?lw> tlipe to imt oat
plants for eai'ly eating. (linly $2 per
1000 by e?pre??. t ? Br Ren- ?
l>ort. S. C. 7t<
FOR SALE ? Three tons of Nitrite of
. Soda. Apply to 'Farmers Gr
? Co., Camden H. O. ,
PAINT ? Save money on. your |uint
hill. Ask about tlio Southern Out
ton Ojl Co'.s? Hue. Wriji. King, if
oil Mill, Camden, S. c, 2tl
\VANTK|Aj? SecoTgrnRandT" organa. A4- ,
2*28. Walter Parker, Cia
' ,!cn' H- e- SS
AGKNT WANTED ? For Worttawrt.
Hair Preparation. See or call oa
Madam K. 10 Belton, 1713 flordoa
Street. Camden. S. C. JOt?
FOR SALE ? One bay roare, aboot >
years old, weighing 900 pounds, per
fectly gentle and will work anjwhert,
for sstle cheap. Also one top buggy |
nsed about eight months, one one
horse wagon In fairly good confr
tlon. Will sell the 'horse separately.
Apply to M. O. Wuckabee, Camdea,
S. C. . . ^ litf
These Lights are complete with Case, Battery and Bulb, Your
choice in Nickle Plate Finish, Gun Metal Finish or Black Meta| Finish.
As this is a Very Special Sale, and the supply jof "KW1K-UTES"
very limited, Come Early! Dealers will not be allowed to buy these
lights.
ONLY ONE OF EACH TYPE TO A 'PURCHASER
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We can not accept Telephone or Mail Orders. *
No Deliveries Will Be Made. ; EVery UpA Abso
lutely Guaranteed. Tfcese lights ?e11 f?r M *?*<*
as $2.55 at other stores. - \1
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Sale Satur
At W. Robin