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Double - Barreled Service ? i ' TI7HEN you buy I H C machines, you * * also buy the Service that goes with them? the co-operation that exists between us and the International Harvester Com pany, and which we intend to continye with you. We expect to hold your con fidence in the 1 H C 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 Our moral obligation does not stop with the original sale, but you can hardly expect us to a$tume any responsibility for the successful operation of I H C machines if you buy imita tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying genuine I H C Repairs. We sell only genuine 1 H C Repairs made by the Harvester Company, and which are made of the same materials as used for the original machines. No imitation equals the genuine. Play safe! ? SPRINGS & SHANNON ' Camden, S. C. For Early Fall Planting Now crop SPINACH Seed for Fair planting. ? A 1 so Cabbage, Collards, beets and Lettuce. Dwarf Essex Rape.. W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30. /r must G?i When your Kyes go bat! come to us we can fit you with (I lasses that will remedy the trouble. iiepair work done on jewelry of all kinds. Bring y?>ur l?r<>ken jewelry anil watch repairing1 to us. NOVELTiE.5 TROPWIE.:; GX. BLACK WELL JEWELER fi OPTOMETRIST ? CAM DEN ? SOUTH CAROLINA ATTENTION OIL MILLS AND GINNERS. ] )<> not tor^rrt th.ll w ?? can'y ,i lar^t* stink of I nj cctorH; Oil Cm ps. I aibrica nt>. A ls?? two or t hn?- hi^li grades of Rub ber Belt. Leather i?t It. .iinl lirmiin*' (iandy I-Vl? ; Pipe. Val \?>. Fining. Parking. ;u:<! Boilrr Tubes. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 WEST GERVIAS ST. COLUMBIA. S. C. IOWA IS MADE TARGET Famous Battleship To Be Object ive of Big Naval Guns. Will G# U tea Unmnnnad, Under Own 6team and Centroiied by Wirp Um for Unique Experiment. WMsli'ngton- -The on< e famous bat tleship Iowa, which played no small part in ill* . I. iiu. ii mi of CMVWfll Mm at Santiago. lb being prepared at the Philadelphia tmvy y?rtf for what uwval officers say will be onv uf the uiost unique target experiment* ever attempted. Proceeding unuuiuued. but under her own steam utiii controlled by radio, probably from aeaplaues, the old sea tighter will become the objective of .the Mg guns of ttie Attantlc fleet super dieadnaughts 1n Chesapeake bay lata thin summer. This will be fhe tirst time that American warships hava 11 six 1 a moving craft for a target ao*. cept lu actual war. Two of the lowas eoal-buruing holl ars are being converted to burn Oil *?o the ship utay continue under wuy wild no one aboard once IN Urea have bee* ?tai led burning aud Its engines placed lu motion. It Is expected that, the unique prac tice will give the gun pointers of the Atlantic fleet an opportunity to test their ability qnder conditions as nearly like those to be expected in battle as can be obtained, Smoke screens will be thrown around the Iowa during the runs and the course will be changed at will through the radio control sys tem, necessitating a change. In range on all the flriug ships, exactly as would occur lu action. The Iowa has already been stripped of some of Its guns and much valuable metal and the practice will be contin ued until the old vessel, a mass of twlnted metal, sinks beneath the waves to Join the old Texas, which, as the Sau Marcos, was used as a stationary target years ago. The battleship Ohio has been turned over to the bureau of "team engineer ing for purposes of experiment in ra dio control ami a staff of expert tech nical officers has been placed on board to arrange the \lowa practice. RAN BIGGEST SHIPYARD Matthew C. IVrusli look charge "f the llog I ?ln ml shipyard In Octobtr, 1018, after a few daya spent in familiarizing himself with the plant. ftecently Hog Island heat all records when sev en big army transports were launched in one day. TURKEY ACTIVE IN CAUCASIA Movement Is Started to Establish a Large Mohammedan State. Warsaw. ? A strong movement de ! signed to 'create a large Mohamme j dan state in Trans-Caucasia, extending t from the Caspian sea to ISrzerum. has 1 been started, according to word re ? celved h?re. It is designed to make ; the new state a natelite of Turkey. A ' purely national idea is said to bo be i hind this movement, and has nothing In common jvlth bolshevism. according ! to reports, excepting dislike for the al lies. It is said l.cnine, the Russian pre ? mier and Mustapha Kemal I'asha, Turkish nationalist leader, both have th*> same Aim to attack tlreat Britain. Hut while Kemal cannot u'limt Mo? row's !iupi>*ioa? y over Aruietna and the Mohammedan ? ?aura-tic. I^ninc doe> not wish to see creation <>f a iarge Turkish stftte in the I'aii'asiis. < 'onsoquently. though ailie-. the (wo leader* are really rivals. JAP SHIPS LACK CHARTERS Feature of Economic Depression Seen in Shortage of Car-goes ? Price of Ship6 Declines Tokyo A feature of fht* depression in Japan i? the w.-nkne^s of the steamer charter market. Ahont i ]."? la r^e. o? ea n-fc ot itk* ships nr^ ited i*j? at Kobe and Osaka, and about ."0 oili er ships .soon will be released from old charter contracts. owners wdl ha\e prent dltheulty In tindi'njc ro-w enn ' tfftofs, .>n itecn'unf of the * :rr;i t the s^a ? :i rr\ ing I rade. Wish !he acrentu.t i.! ? ? ?n it) the shipping market '? ? ;>? of *hips ha- ? !'-, : :?;ed the pre-e:.' -*>tj'!ard rj ? > tut:"!. 1 ?,;ng eq'iivale: * *o 5-''.'. 'o ] ft 1 1>: In sp.;L. of ? he '??? -line theiv have h-^e" ? <> 1 nxers )>.? ?? r for -oti*? tife pa-* If* . ? ? re : v;i.? sold to 1 > u ' < h coj.? vi os line BROTHER KILLED Vance A rant ww Relative of Mr*. B. M. Hall of Camden. ( Kr tda> '?> 4 '?ia rK?t observer.) Struck by a Seaboard train, Vaum A rant, manager of tile Arant Ijelting c< ? hi i >h ii,v here, w;n limtantly allied >.-lci(lav afternoon about I oNrfoak at t ) <? Cftteahig on tbe Howeelle ferry road, no?r the Whtard automihilt? plant. Mr. Arint. II >\as Sported was coin ing tdWITt) the city from Oantonia where ho had been on busluesa when flu- Fori] roadtdor wh ??*h he wai w.i hit by Seaboard trai# No, Ml, due to lea ve CliuriotH' tit 3 1 86 O'clock in the a fternoon for Kutherfordton. Ju?t how the aecldeiii occured could pot he lea rued lust flight, hut It i,s presumed lliul the lttlL.)"'Jflj?h on the right hand side of the road obstructed the view of MY. Arant who drove tin- far directly in front of the ? pproaching passenger train. Conductor Butler Carson and Engineer S. II. Win slow were in charge of the train and *t hey found the man ^tfHid when the train was stopjted. Tbe hotly whs taken to Mount Holly on the Iraln which caused bin death and was later transferred to a Charlotte-bound freight train that brought the body here arriving about <1 o'clock. Reports from Harry's undertaking establishment, where the body was taken, stated last night that the body was horribly mangled, with the skull i t crushed in and legs and urms broken. Police officers, who viewed the body on arrival here, recognized the dead man as Vance Arant, The Identity was not established until tbe body was brought here, as Mr. Arant was alone when si ruck it was said. Mr. Arant has lived in Charlotte for several years, serving as head of the Arant Pelting company, with offices on Ka'st Trade street. . lie was 42 years of age and unmarried and is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pause Arant. of Union county. Three brothers ^nd four sisters also survive. The brothers and four sisters are J. L. Arant, of Charlotte; T. it. Arant, of Mint Mill; and J. It. Arant, of Page* land, S. C? The sisters are Mrs. P. II. Miilliuan, of Charlotte; Mrs. Z. V. Me Nulty., of PaldiU ; Mrs. H. M. Parker^ of Cnion county, ami Mrs. P. N. Hall, of Camden. S. C. Hopeful. "A ehiiiVTi deacon is my idea of an ? i optimist," remarked Smith. "How is that?" asked Brown. ''Hp always passes around a half-gal lon (?< i| U'c) ion plate, when a pint tray would do just as well,'' replied Smith.? Cincinnati Knquirer. . ' . . - ; Eleven negroes are under arrest in (Jarv, Ind., cha rued with having hem imi'lieald jn the r obi wry of t.he i 'om mercial Hank of Moline. III., last '1 urs day., nmu A COUPLE of, new Columbia No. 6'i on the cellar sha|f*~*r in the pantry-? and the old dO^Ml has that lusty, vigorous riig WWh which Col umhias have made millfofti of homes happy I If it's a big house ? or an office? -?n? Columbia Hot Shot of whatevc; cellpower you need, will be your choice. Columbia! stay ready to work faith fully, season after season ? they lait, so long, it seems as if they never do give out. , No special type of bell needed for Columbia Dry Batteries, no delicate adjustments. No connections to out side circuits ? absolutely ~ al ways ready to work. For Sale in Camden by Bums & Barrett, Consolidated Auto Co., W. O. Hay, Kershaw Motor Co., Mackey Mercantile Co., J. M. Stokes. ' '? '' ??? ? - - - V ?| Tahnutock Spring Clip Binding Potts on Colitmbim Call Nm. 9. M* JP rtrt Chug* I'aw Knows Everything. Willie?raw. what is a marriage cpv ti Ilea to 7 Paw? It is a contract a fool man signs permitting a woman to nag him for i In* rest of his life, my son. Maw ? Willie, you 001110 down the oel 1h r w?tlv live, McliUke yvrf yoinig brat.? Lnt? ~ Oysters arc easily killed by a sud den shook. It is said that while 1? teg im shallow water hundreds may be killed hy a loud i>cal of thunder. .. This car which will bo retailed in Camden by us for $1685.00 hM* a new record value in Automobiles hihI we want every body interested in Automobiles to visit us and look it over. It is beyond a doubt the SNAPPIEST rar you over took a ride in. Note the specifications and compare it with any other ear now selling for $300 to $500 more. 4 Horse I'ower Special STL'DEBAKEK .Motor. Intermediate Transmission. Solid leather I pholstery. Outside Door Handles. ."> I 'as sender Speedster Type Body in Black. * ? . Special Stromberg Carburetor. t.abriel Snubbers front and rear which insure easy riding. :J2.vl Cord Tir? s ? the lowest priced Automobile in the world wtth regular Ord Tire equipment. And best of all th?- price ? $1,GH5 delivered in Camden. Carolina Motor Company Studebaker Sales Studebaker Service