The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1920, Image 6
GET RESULTS FRO*! HOI.IOAT
Vik*t?on Day* ?? ?? Car#.
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?rf tf* V?ar.
Tb rfc* **W; *i; *.M
w* )?Hif h*AUiak*y n?4ii* ?.:i ' * .
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MrwiixHii holiday. ? " ' f
would b* *? tni; . ? . ftc ?*.
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a It U# .f" 'v
u.g ;yiwrii" .IpNL *? * ?'**'!' r> - ?v?*rv ?
f?*f ? !>T-*r. Tf >1
. |<i '*ofo?'fMt'g quite <? '? ??k
for trouto*.
Th# **Jkera to KT?<!|f'??fi
l?lo^ir<* at it*# walk. "n**> b^sin with
?l-"rt Walk*. to fer tbMiitfiirti, ip
Ho fh?i?r?r jr??u *r* Httf to, do"
* on vn#r holiday <la it *.(?<? t>'
lj It flntt, no th#f tin* ujjuliluc of,
v??ur- honly ?o?y '-Vtatriye W|W
out jar, )>r?ak or Tl(n'n h*
th<t (nld'IU- of your holiday TOM ?'M|.
!?*? lj? m m | trim and flo* h?'M of h?<,?lth.
?And It U rn < ? ??>??. f f - if w'li r hu!i'l?y
1* tO do .ton r?*al k ' h ' ! , jojil- K>:iM ,yoit
up for tx iii.tli<r yt'in * .crk! t lit* t >?>n
nhotild urH'hifilly *lov down m hU yo'jjr
hnjfday h? tlvitlMi. y??ur work
wjtlioiit, ?? It Merc having to tnake
y?.?r*?-lf ?lo It.
Who (toil not known. thai holi
day feeling of not l??r;iig jihh* in *- *? r ? I ??
do? t?f It I* till* ft's.fJt iff I iv '.uu J?
holiday at MkI? pytijwqH* IrttrtrWi (Htti(r
i l bijfti ||fv.?ii!irc I ?*.f the off
rrofluaHy. *ot|jH{ you. tnay |?iv* ftr# *???
? vojjr liojiday t?;?4 k to yo??r w-ork with ?
oiit effort,
REFUSED TO ABANDON GAME
Plucky Terrier Died With Fox It Had
Run to Earth and Killed In
- '. Con-.tat.
WIihi I* believed <o t>e an uhpfece
dented end to h cmiili; r between :i fox
and h terrier I* reported from.tbe
Lake country,
A stout lull fox hunted by the I'.len
enthra hounds for l.tirve and a half
hours on the mountain heights above
St. Johns In the Viio* sought iiini'i 1 1 :i rj
In a fissure of rock in a i rni.'k rtear the
skyline of \Vn nthu ai'<- Here Ik* faced
one of the gamest terriers helontring
to the pack an 'I, sera tnbling to a shelf
In I ln? rocks, \s jjn nlflp for, some time
to give ay fier.ee punishment .is hi- got'.
The terrier killed the fox, but re
fu sed to leave It and follower* and
h?wids )iad at Inst to quit the crags
ko that tiny might make the descent
.U one of the most* dangeroU* ravines
of the mountain raiig** before dark
iies.s. When huntsman and whip re
turned nest morning to tNhe crag they
found terrier as well hh f ? > x l\lng dead
outride i be borran,
An examination of the terrier show
ed tlmi the fox had InrtbMed no mortal
wound upon him. Tin*- terrier had
dragged J he fox out and then, loth to
Ir-HTP It. had Iftld down beside It. It
was Hear that he had died from ex
posure during a bitterly cold night.
No similar' ease has. So far as is
known. occurred before.-- Loudon
Times
When In Doubt. Add 10 Per Cent.
A Wall street man was negotiating
with n country tin-mith for the re
newal ?f the rain gutters on his house.
Inquiring cautiously nbont the cost of
copper gutters, he was surprised to
And that they, would cost hfm at the'
rate of n;ore than V) cents a pound,
lliough the metal sella In ingots,
around 10 cents.
"Well." said the smith, "von 9PH the
'men that work the metal up in the
shop get $1) a day. The shop adds 10
I>er cent for the workmen's insurance
and alms to make at Ica?t $1 a day
on e\ery man. When it comes to me,
T figure I ho cost of the materials and
labor, and I have to add 10 per cent
to the wages to cover Insurance eost.
too. Then I have to add lO per cent
to the whole thing for overhead, .*?
per cent for the use of the car and
13 per cent for being a bos* So I
really don't get any profit on the lob
at all All I get out of It 1*' my liv
ing >?>u might mix " ? Wall Street
Jonrnal
Making a Lion Love a Lamb.
Mr K?vsr<>rk has t?>?d how he ?uc- I
ceedeil in making a Immi and land* firm j
friends
"I pla- e<| In the lioti * cage all sort? !
of to>s uf t be animal \ari?y\ ? cotton j
#heep, Imrses rabbit* In fact, a regu
lar Noah's nrk " said Mr Ilostotk
"Then I .specialized on manufactured |
nhfef, but !f took a 1 o ! I'rne for the
Hon to find out (hat they were not
good to ea' Klnallv a live larnh was
Introdu' ed. M first the lion looked
surprised. and then lav down and gent
!y pawed (lie stranger The lamb did
not like :h!s utid drawing bark a pace
or two butted the lion In the mane
'litis appeared to n to use tlie Hon great
ly : ve pla.i fill I % roV.ed over on hi*
hark while 'he lamb hulled ajrnin
Now the> a:e f:i?i friends and an it; '
sura nee eompanv uoijld he Justified !r.
taking the iainb ??< ? firsi class r1?k " j
? F. H f'hefey lr. ? < ,r'e* '< r Talk* I
to Rom "
World*! Glats Induitry
fila.vs '?& *or5e? of Hohemia a -e P. ie.' f
with order* and working nt full < h| h< j
lty, but are likely to suffer In tbe f:: |
tnre because of the compet It lot. tba: i
nrosr In 'hi* trade during the war. ?
Ja{-a' is rne of the largest < ompeti- j
tory Sr -v gla'o Ta< tories aiso bavt
been founded In Belgium, the Ukraine, i
Kouttar. a .. nd Poland.
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? < *V? ;**?< ifer? win ?<w
f ? ??$?! in Ktl' i
* \'f it' rurity ??f ar*
tti<l rV^I'^u |of of IJjr |
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f.?r ?ht of * , VfaJr- ]
r it' li? wilJ Uy frw or t*> '
Sarins. th*? f|i) a>i>?V*4rtj' wirtfrr. j
*Mtrib??r?rr n?"ltinjc \Velb?atur*J I
j. i?: ?*, h??*n*r Ujr falrljr pr#l)l
<1 ir!n* ibifc irrivti. ?0 tb?t an ituuj* >
i? ,if ??-*urn'b (f|ilxr<1 frotu fh?* inrr?.t .
Ti?i'. pun v<a?)atf ??f pUH*t*, In *he faltj
i w 1 1 r? -ft- in b'?* in <bm^ ??**?* t6 purchafc |
t"ir '>?t -o|/t <'h'<VK nr'to hatoMug vblt-k* !
i? th>* ?prlna. finally ii((l<> *j>a?v ?* .
i I I?i|f ill a l<;nkyar?l for f !??? raUbu; ;
(if < lil'-k* ; ;in<l. t. many <i.t|>
t] w'j'l kr* haw h?<l ?i'? ??xpcri?'ii<'<? In
raisin# ihf*tn I'iuIt tlx*** r-?>ixllt!<>liH '
? l??* ri ? nil* am lik?*ly i?> In- poor, Hatch
ing hi??I r<i<niiiu ?'bi<-k? al*o n?<:*S*)taU's ,
hi7?"<ly li'-n*. or ??V** Inventing money in j
tor? ami lirootb-r*. Such an in ?
v ?; nj''ni i? oft?'i? ini jiri'ui to jwk?v j
profitable with Hie hvi'Mkc small flnok. (
I f cbiek* :irf? ra i <?-? I , ihf'.v must b* toil I
fhr^utjftbnf the ?i?i inuiT, and no return i
nil! i??* dhiaitifri nmil the. pujlet* Ih* j
j?!i) l'.? 'n tl??- full, t'xi'c-pt that lhf?-j
ma lev ? an Ih* OHlfji or
? |?u!i?'i- ar?' In* juir?*J>a>**<l,' |
(hi- jv>ultr.v ?-X|a'it of t li?* l?uit<*U
sia !?n fifj?artm?*nt ?if A?ri<-uitur<*
aflvj-io wbm possible, to some
f? riru?r or ixitiHryinau who may b?
known 1 1 ??? j>roKjx*< tivo purt'baK^r.
In vomft yn<t's it may pay to make ar- i
ia !)U?'iii?'nts witii tjh?- farmer t? ? raise j
fh?- iIchIuhI numlt^r ? ?f pnll?'tw. :it an
ni;r"?Hi pi'ir*.
A CHEAP wagon
in the begin
ning is the most ex
pensive in the end.
We don't sell prices,
but wagons.
Have ju?t received a ship
ment .of the good old Southern
Standard 60 inch track wagons.
Rhame Bros., Camden, S. C.
Are We Downhearted? NO!
We are a Southern Company, with a firm belief in the South's future. We are confident that the
conditions causing the present low price of cotton are temporary and will soon pats. But we realize
that many of our friends who have planned to install lighting plants and water supply systems this
fall are holding off until a better price can be secured for their cotton. Therefore, having the courage of
our convictions, we offer the advanced price NOW so that our customers may have the use of their equipment
without delay and WE will await the time when cotton will bring a price nearer its true worth. Therefore,
From this date until Nov. 10th
we will accept
COTTON AT 27c A POUND
Middling basis with market differential for better grades
IN PAYMENT FOR
"V. & K." Water Supply Systems or
"LALLEY" Farm Lighting Plants
For further particulars get in touch with our local dealer; or if you do
not know him, write us and we will gladly furnish his name.
Southern States Supply Company
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
Atlanta, Ga.
Jacksonvi lie, Fla.
Greenville, S. C.