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Double - Barreled Service \TLTHEN you buy I H C machines, you also buy the Service that goes with them? the cooperation that existsbetween us and the Inter national Harvester Com pany, and which we intend to continue with you. We expect to ho! J your con fidence in the I 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 assume any responsibility for the successful operation of 1 H C machines if you buy imita tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying genuine I U C Repairs. We sell only genuine I 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. At W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store can l>e seen a nice assortment .of Kjectric Porta bles, silk glass shades at modest prices. We have a very good assortment of elctric goods for household use. prices right and goods Guaranteed. Lamps all sizes. W. Robirv-Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30. / r MUST &? MY EY?S \\ hen \ our l'lyi'.s no bad conic to us wo ran fit you with that w ill remedy the trouble. I Impair work tlojn* on jewelry of all kinds, firing your broken ifwHry mil wateh repairing to us. , G. L. BLACK WELL < JEWELER $ OPTOMETRIST ? CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA MONEY TO LOAN T'.c i : . t ? ? r ? ? -i t rati" <?n ? : . ? ' t Uvtn .it this till)'- i? M<irl^i? *!'? in ?icv l> pa rticn'.n r*> ?"?ar'''1 Tin- r^jir.faMo Instructs u? (>i t ?f f * r ii * ?' .-;? 1 K-.ims on (I- :v??i?j?*?tv pr<">ivr'v Ln ef ' i' ??! v -??'jif simpl*' !? V.? ?N?mm,ss' >;? Kxpons^ ? ? it i i ' I : ik !?>'?> ;i Immi J | ' W. R. HOUGH, Special Agent. < i ? > K' r ij? ? J *ti" 'ii 1 44 1 DIFFUSING LIGHT IN ASIA | Christian Miaatanariaa Firmly Bahini j independence Mova, Thauflh Not Directly Raapanaibla for It N.? )>i< iur<- oi (M independence move* u?ent or of Korean life In uuy ftpei't la t ?? I but doe* IU>t include the church a* one ot 1 1 ^ high lights. H?-I YUM N <1 1 Innihl I'etter in Scrlbtier's. Now , t\cn l In* Japanese have witli ?!? )i w ii i h?- cliarge 1,1,11 ",<k ittoveiuwy la fxriuxiv. i> Gkrt*M?n arid thai it WW InsilKHu.i by AuwHc.an nilssiou?rU> r,, i Auw?r i?nu im?i in* <?i |)ii?p??-.-'. I'm It Is true (hat the Korean I'hrlHtlans aria ii milt In it h support. I lull the um 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ ?>f its liiadert are I'hrlsilan, and ihui .the original Iny impulse is l&l'JWd.v christian-. \ jnl Unit i* "ul.v iMluml: I'liM. be ? ??? the OiifUtluAt! uru tlie tnuiM inilu eutial class In Koice. Ulldi second, In ciiusv conversion to the church ueces saril.v means (MiljlUtCt with Western Ull!(}K anO We-icrh I liotiirht. Ami 'those necessarily means the development of a .spirit thai canno^ and will ITiif ell diifo sultJ^H'tlon to Uu' Iron military rule of an alien conqueror. In ilia! aense Christianity Is rosponal hie for the. tllifi'at lit Korea and in that, jsense Uie Christ lain church Is .the enemy the Japanese have lu light. Anil Unit , will ho increasingly true as Una* goes oi\, for Christianity Is milking rapid 'si rhles ill Korea. the tnorC rapid for the part the Christians have played In the rebellion, FAL^IN EUROPE'S POPULATIDN Estimated Loss Through Years of War Will Reach Total of Thirty-Five Million People. According to a report made hy ti)e Soelety for the Study of the Social Consequences of I he War, which has It* headquarter* at Copenhagen,- be tween the outbreak of that conflict (iixl the inhhlle of M>1f* Kurope hwt about ?In.tWNM.XK) people. Of this deficit in what would have heen tin1 norulal pop ulation of the continent a I the latter date l'O.iHHUHHI are accounted for by the decline lu the birth rate atul l-V 000,000 hy Increased i.uortallty im lud -Mn* nearly 10,000.000 killed In hattle. Tin' surplus of the female sex in Kurope- has nearly (tripled, rising from slightly more than .?,(H)0.000 to l.i.OOO, 000. Russia and Poland suffered total losses <>f 121.000,000 ;"(.!ermnny and Aus tria together slightly less than that iiuinher ; France comes next with an e.si iiuated loss of JI.M40,0i)t) ; Italy lol lows with tl.'Jin.iHHt ; (Jreat Hritaln itud Ireland lost ahout I.IN&.OOO. and linle Scrlda, including war casualties, ap proaching those of I he I Ulted King dom, lov't 1 .tj. tO.lH Rl. ? ? I d \ i ng Age. Her Collection of Bargain*. 'There had hceli a war weddinu and now Mr, Juggins was busy earning soiiK'lhintr to foot the hills wtTTT. So It. handed all Ids sa\ings o\ er to Ids w lie with tin* remark : "Look here, llih.a, niy dear. y??n K<> ^hoppinc and I a home together. Vew siniT is very dear, hut you'll inau iill riulu If yai iio to sales and t hinu^ Von're n !^i >'.>d hai'iraiu hunt er. " She was. I'.ut le'* had forjroiten that lo t he real huntress of bargains low ness of price appe-ils rather than util ity. Otherwise lie wouldn't have heen so surprised at the results. Tn the kitchen I hey have a tiling j cabinet, three chairs, ? more or less whole, and an old desk. The dining roeiu isn't bad. only the chairs don't match, and the dining table is one leu short. In Uie bedroom there are heils, of course, and In addition n col lapsible boat, a patent plow, several assorted iJerman helmets and other souvenirs, two stepladders, a zinc hath and only one hole in It. and u folding set t ee which won't unfold. Chinese Silk in Americ*. Tin* American demand for silk !n China has greatly increased in the last lew years uriill at the present time about 2.*> per cent of the Chinese silk is sent lo the United States. This i* tin* result of American enterprise more than that of the Chinese. The Japanese silks had been in favor for a long time with the manufacturers of this country hut It was well un derstood that Vie quality of the Chi n<">f was superior, lnit It wns not adapted for use in this country be cause of the matin t it) which It was woven An American manufacttirer secured a moving, picture reel show ing the .Japanese methods of manu facture. and as a result the China men were Induced to change theirs to r ? \ s t c m to conform with the demand* of the occidental customers, and the industry ha- neeordtnply taken a great jump Built to Withstand Arctic Rigor. In a New England shipyard work lius been begun on the Howdoin, an auxiliary s< hootier which in 10-1 Is to carry a small expedition to the frozen North sa\s Popular Mechanics Maga zine. The party, numbering only six, will be led hy Donald B. McMillan, re membered as Peary's lieutenant on the expedition that reached the North pole, and will have as its object the charting nf the 1, (??*> miles of unex plored eojiMt line along the western shore of Bathn land. The lirrl<< P.owdohi is to he a modi lien t ion of the f!>hli.? *>|"' and will he only >7 feet lone. ' >1.\ it will | he sin. ill f ? ? r -mil perilous work T? N ) being built ?nd equipped. hoA?-v??r. ; with uiiusijhl i ;ire The ouk plaoktnr rrttf be vheathed with iron wood to re - .t'.rji-ior, ,,f t Jir? Ice, ami u 111 br> Hie. | << !h ihl^k insulating inHlerl CUD HOYS WIN PRIZKN IN CORN ANI> PKANDTH AT THK STATU FAlK. C|.iu*on IJotlPge, Nov. T. Sfvinty thm> South r.-nvlina dob I&Djr# hud ?\\hihit* III lh?' Iwo rlawiwp of ill? Wpy'M ('??in Chlb 1 W'jmrhnunf at the Stat'1 Fair. Clus* A provided 1> prly.es for ten t in cxliihiu, and Clas* H piovnl> ?t 0 prl/.< * for #ilifl? ''iir ?vxhitdt*, separ ate dairies being required in each of 1 ho chiasm. Pirlfcea in Chun A ranged II. .HI $10 i)oi0 to $1.00. Prlzea Is Class H ranged from down to $1. tbor<? wax close competition in l>oth clilSSOtl. rrtt?? in Ten Kar Clans 1 . T. I' Kichburg, s. C. ?J Curils Lenu. rit?,sp?'jlt.v, S. (', :< rarainxi M & C, I* 4. (:<H>rg9 \v. Long, Prosperity, 8. 0. cleat us Ulaekuion, Kershaw, 8. O. ?5. (Vlo Hnmroii, l>exington, S. 0. 7. X. P. Hohhiaon. Lancaster, S. C, $ <>d's Iluruion, Lexington, s. O. }>. Clyde Itoof, Lexington, a. 0. I'ri/i'N In Single I'lar Class I. Ash!?y Long, Prosperity, ?S. 0. U. Curtis Long, Prosperity, S. (I Odls Harmon, Lexington, S. O. 4. Vurinun Long, Prosperity, S. C. Hugh Campbell, Tirzah, S. C. ??. Ha good Keith, Pickens, S. O. These prizes wore offered by tlio State Fair association and have no connection with tho slate and coun ty prizes _ for Hoys' Cluh Work which ? ' ? .. - " T"". ?* wv\\ . ' ? " r.-,T* win b? ;t wa at tb? ewl oX tho year in aoeorUttne* with the regular , HojV Club I>r. H.J. Webber of th? ttfltdl CO,, was Hiu judge in th? <H)iitfsf. AToiig with tbe corn exhibit made l?> iMiib Hoys (ln'r<- wax an attiac t i v*' peanut i oxUiblt In a oont^it for n *7f> prlae offi'r?Nl by the Southeastern l,?nmi> Ouuhern Ayxoeiatlon to ten , h?t? nu*at>ers rnklog tba be* jfrorn ?u *cr? of Wblt* nuta. TfcW prUe *a? by * ^ of T4U?oAster County Club ?,7fc U|J tin* l<tttilcr?Utl> of W K. How*U, C<?H| Arm*. f " ?>.? <? 'K . - \. ??/ -" * v - . - ?:?'?'? :>{fa JiSMi ,}Jj . : JS The Unite* stm? n ittarlno oorj*^ ,.>inhUsh<-'l by un ut?t <?f <'<>uirN? ^ 1 17#H. 1 St ... SHOE POLISHES \ BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS THB F. P. DAUIT CqjjgQKATIONg lift, BWAIO. N.Y. Smokeless and Black Powders v Waterproof Money-Back Shot-Shells You can get your rrtoney back for The Black Shells if, for any reason at all, you don't like them, just bring back, the unused part of the box, and we will refund to you, without question, the price of the whole box. The Black Shells have reached so high a state of perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and in uniformity ? that we can make this unlimited guarantee. {ficVi BLACK SHELLS Smokelc and Black Fowde?\r Try The Black Shells, if you don't know them. You can get your pet load for every kind cf shooting, in smokelc39 gr black ponders. UNITED 'TATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, Manufacturers Come in and get u copy of The U. S. Gamo Law Book ? FKEfc. We make exactly the same guarantee with USJ CARTRIDGES There is no 22 Long Rifle cartridge as ac curate ar distances from 50 to 250 yards as U. S. *22 N. R. A. Long Rifle Lesmok Cartridges. This is 50 more yards of ac curacy than has hitherto been possible with 22 rim-fire ammunition. Solid bullet for target work. Hollow-point bullet for small game. Cost no more. Ask for circular C-93. BURNS & BARRETT, Camden, S. C. M ACKEY MERCANTILE CO., Camden, S. C. THIS AGENCY STANDS READY TO INSURE YOUR COTTON On Open Yards On Gin Yards On River Banks On Farms and Plantations In Compresses In Warehouses In R. R. Depots and N On R. R. Platforms C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY Telephone 43 Real Estate and Insurance Crocker Bldg