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WATKKKK MILLS NKWN Omndon, S. C. Nov., 2 li. -Mr. A. ritmdey l.hwellyn, employment and -crvloe manager of the mil! loft Fri day of last work to take up u new posi tion l>i the mi iu? * lino of work tu the MHT? lit Clinton, Mans., ?in ploying approximately 2.800 people. |p recognition of tbf spi(ii(li(l *ervl ??* Which Mr. bus rendered at Wati-nv ii dinner wis served him by Hie official* of i ho South t'aro Una mills under the ma nageineof of l.ockwoo?,l Green UU(I iknupuhy hI the Jefferson Hotel, Coluiuhiu on Ttuiradrty night Novewl>er llWb At the clone of the dinner .Mr. llallett In )h*Iui If of those present presented to him ii very handsome leather traveling Imp On Kriduy afternoon Mr. l^wls An derson In behalf of the department overseers. preHontcd him with u fine ?terllng cigarette <f??e In Acknowledge ment of their sincere friendship. While we oursidvos, and Mr. Llwwrb i lyn'n many friends, ? regret exceedingly Mm depart iii-k It Is most gratifying to all of ns to know that ho has distinct ly in^dc gt*sl and 'has been given th?*\ opportunity for greater responsibilities ^Jood luck to him. The night school which was holll very successfully i n the Club House will Ih> resumed again this year as IT COSTS TOO MUCH | TO BE SICK i Keep Your Itlood in tiood Condition And V on Throw Off Dlseusc. I'VV VITKNTIO.N TO YOI IC 1IKAI.TH No Nerd to Take Chances With It. IVpto- Mangai! Makes It I oh, Ii I'd Itlood. When An first fool a tirod, all ?n? ? feeling and look pah', you blood Is losing in duality We.ik, impoverished hlooil ha.s ? m ? power in fight disease. 3t lakes red blood i<> keep you well. If yon keep your blood in good eon dltiou il will I'iijht off disease. VoU will oof be suoh an ?-as\ prey to long and expoiyslv e sicknesses. With thin blood you take chances every daj. There's no need doing that. Yon ean fake I'opto Manga.n and "build np rleli. rod blood, -With red blood > on arc able to win In the fight airalust pre vailing, disease*. Try l'epto Maugan. It eofyes in tablet or liquid form. Take elthcr^kind. The tablet has the same medicinal value as Uie liquid. Hilt be sure ywi j,'et the geiiuiiie I'epto-Mith- ; am. Ask for "< Judo's" and be sure that tln^name, "Glide's I'cpto Mantfan." is on the package Advertisement. soon an arrangement* cuu be complet ed There wit) u Iso Im> a textile clus* fur thOMo Interested la the study of machinery umh! Iii the various depart un-nt* in the mill., A movement U now under w?j among those Interested in organizing rt hui)titig club whleh froui present Judh-atlons promises to Ih> well repre sented. A committee has been chosen to ro further into the matter. It Ik ljoj>ed that ail those tiutt can wili Join. I (iivr ltiaulU For Wh?l? "Let earth give thanks." the deacon j nm Id And then the Proclamation read, "< Jive thanks for what, an' what about?" Aft feed Slinou Hogga, when ihurch w as out ; k*'tJlve thanks for what? 1 don't V?t?e why The runt got i? and spiled my rye, The hay wan't half ? erop ami corn All wilted down ami looked forlorn. The hug* Just gobbled my pertaters. The what you call era Uneaten*. A ad gracious! when ytm come to wheat There'* more than the world can eat. flnlew a war should Interfere, I'll have fo give em away, J reckon ; "ijood f6r the poor!" exclaimed the deacon "01 ve thanks !'* said Hlmon Hoggs aRsin. "Just look what a fix we are in! The county's rushing to the dons. At raw bore speed!" said Hlmon Sours. "llotteu all through In every stale; Why if we don't repudiate, We'll have to build for big and small A poor house thft'U hold us all! Y\"U<jh South the crooked whiskey st 111 Is running luke. Urn- Devil's Mill. #?he '.nigger skulks in nights' disguise Ami hOotai <? ? lih'kon as- he files, l'|? \nrlh there's murder every when Aim! a w 'ful 'doings, 1 dcelnro. i.Jlvc thanks !? how mad It makes mel fee I HV? think trn\\ ??ff|ee holders steal ! The iiim's na i ? I I ? v you and me" Is 1*1 *i i f times bigger than they should | I-- lief ? . " ? ? . ? I The Ked'ral (Jover'nient's all askew: | The ballots' su?*h a mockery too! Some Votes too little, some too milch, j Some not at alM-lt beats the Dutch! | | And now. no man knows what t ? ? do. j I < >r how Is how. or who Is who. l>cacoii. Corruption's sure to kill! I This "filorious Union" never will. I'll bet a Continental ecnV. llUeot another President! | I < Jive thatlks for what. I'd like t ? * j know?" The deacon answered sad and low. "Simon, it fills me with surprise i Ye' don't see where your duty lies; ! j Kneel right straight down In : 1 1 i i the muss,' And thank Cod ii ,-iiut no wuss," Selected | Smart Alecks. SUck City Keller ? S?-?- that hill I over there? Well it's all u bluff. Just :ts Slick Farmer? See that cow ! over there? Well it's all bull, I Truly, there isn't a dance In jail I screen history that can hold a candle to the one done by 'The Idol Dancer."! You must see her. At the Majestiej Thursday^ matinee and night. NOTICE It's t'?e sol6 of a man we keep in view For we are Doctors of Boots and Shoes; We serve the living and not the dead, With the best of leather, wax, nails and thread We can sew you a sole or nail it fast We can do you_~a job and make it last. We can give you a lift also in life, Not only you, but your family and wife. We do not use porous plasters or pills, But cure the sick shoes, no matter how ill. T. A. BELTON ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP 539 E. DeKalb St. | Phone 53 Camden, S. C. ! a C. NKUKOK8 HACK ! - ? ' *?" Hyy W?re Liind (? IJbrriv 23 Yearn Ago. t<> 1 .Iberia through < l i < r i \ ? tales of Jilt Mlljr pleasant r\ i II'IKV, h family of South Carolina negroes H'l II timm! to Mm- tailed States |j,s( Thursday offer a twenty lime year Jonrn io Aftle,, y/ Aline WlUH?Uir. I'< i??a !?? Iir.nl of I li<> r.imi!r.'-.Ui in.l ;i l Norfolk today on H?e British steamer Skegness from Dakar, Numerous circulars which pictured In glowing terms the high wages which were being paid in til? coal and gold IttlllW of the country was t hi* came of their initi al Ion, according to Anno Whoeler. "There were gold mines thqro a! right." alio said, "but they wouldn't let in work in them, and ho wo took In washing. Wti remained In I .Iberia only a year." said t4l0 woman, "and then went to Si i l a Lqooo, "Wo haw been trying to get back to fhf United States ever .slneo." (' campaign of Alice ftobertsou. newly elected congresswomun,. froju the Second Oklahoma District. cost ?2.940, according to a report filed with th.e clerk of Mie house Of rnpfct^iittt tjvi'H yesterday. A 'deficit of ex ists in her campaigns fund, which hor manager, If. 1?. Dlnsey. said will ho made up by a fund to "ratify the re sults of the election." Of h?*r exjamdi |urck $1,130 was for newspaper adver tising and printing and $1.1570 for what she (tilled "organization and ? eduea tioua-l work." The balance was for uilsiH'lia iteous expenses. The largest contribution to hor fund was made by Mis, Uoherjson herself. It was $0<)O Tlio second largest contribution was $100. "Kixdkks ,\kk kkbtkrs" ?Indue Derides That Hoy Is Knlitled To The Money. Newcastle. Ind. Nov. lii. ?Ownership of in lj< dd found buried on a 1 1 arm near lireenshoro, six months ago, by l/ovl Todd, a fifteen-year-old hov, was settled toda> in tin- Circuit Court hero !?\ .1 udge. Cause dividing that "fliidors air keepers.*' While excavating for a basement un dei an obi bouse, young Todd drove his pick into an earthen ware jar. ??ontjiinlug the money, and then started :i tin ee cornered light for its r-owner ship, Mrs. Clara FrotMuairTickcry. of this cit.\ claimed tin* money was jwrt of her mothers estate, and John llardin. present owner of tin* farm sought an interest as owner of -the land. The judge gave the money to its youthful finder, holding the evidence was in 1 sufficient to show Mrs. Vlckery's mother had burled it and that Mr. Hardin's ownership of the land did not give biiii ownership of the money" because he Wa? ignorant, of itu.erfst l.'llCft. | Clover "Smart Couple!" "What make* you think so?" Why. they teed the ha by garlic *o that tiliey can find if in the dark." Posters. The use of printed posters for thea trical purposes came from Paris early the nineteenth century. The modern used these posters, sometimes with cuts. The modern colored |K>'ster was Invented in 1800 by .Tides Cliret. the great lithographer. Notice. That a meeting of the Subscribers to ' the Capital Stock of flu- Home Furnish I ng Company will be held in their place of business. 1017 Main street, Camden. ? ' ?? -nth day of November, 1020, for the purpose ,,f organization as required by the Statute in such cases made Nov. iMth. A. <\ KIN<i. WALTKK C. SMITH OUS HFLICOS, Subscribers to Capita) Stock I I FREE-AIR AND FREE DISTtt??&~ WATER Auto, Electrical and Battery Repairs BRING YOUR JOBS OF THIS KIND TO A SHOP WHICH IS EQUIPPED m MATERIAL, EXPERT WORKMEN AND EQUIPMENT, WHERE EACH J oh SENT OUT UNDER A FULL WARRANTY. J.;* ? WK ARE AUTHORIZED SERVICESTATION FOR THE PREST-O-UTE hat TERY ANIj> CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK AT ALL TIMES. WE REPAIR GENWlATORS, STARTERS, MAGNETOS AND ANY PART np THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. V" IF IT'S AUTOMOBILE WORK OF ANY KIND WE DO IT. ? '# ? ' - ? ~ 1 t ? i 1 ?' ' o .. .. ' _ j_ ? *. ? ~ ?n ^ v"" " "" Beard's Garage & Battery Service Phone 118- J Camden, S. C. 226 DeKalb St Iteyond (lie Pale ! ? ? f" An aged i m*:_; i< > prcacher of southern Georgia I hi < 1 the wonderful good luck to jiick it i> a fine 'possum, aiul was keeping it mi! i I it attained the right, degree of fatness; hut the very night before tho da v not. for the -feast tile 'possum was stolen. Shortly after, during ii revival, there came to the mourners' benee a eertain Jim, whose grief seemed .more than human streh'gth eould possibly hear. "Cheer up, mail hrudder !" tho old preaefier exhorted him; "no ? matter wliut yo' sin. do good ?,ord ?gwlno for gih yo' !" "All's xkeered , he won't. All's a power -ful sinner. 1 '.cwi powerful mean!" I Jim lamented. i . - ,, 1 t' ? "Yo' stole some white man's ehick ensV" the old man questioned. "NVussen dat !" "Oh, I/o.vd ! Help (lis |n> lniuh! is yo' use yo' razor?" "Oh, Wussen dat!" "Lord, Lord, hah men'.v ! yo' yu* aint killed nobody?" "Oh, lots wussen dat !" "Den right hyah is *whar yo' loses yo' hack hi<le !" the old man shouted jis he i>eelod his long coat and came boiling down from the pulpit. "l)e good I^ord can forgib yo' ef he feels dat way hut Ah Is gwine climb yo' frame! Yo's de skunk what stole mail 'possum!" Her Guess. Elsie I wonder why silk is more 'spensive than wool is? MarjoriV? ? I guess its "cause it's a lot more trouble to shear the little silk worm than the big Nheop. ? Bos ton Transcript. Soda Water. The first use of fruit syrup with soda water is eredited to Eugene Rous sel, a Philadelphia j>erfumer, early in the nineteenth centruy. The modern soda fountain was invented by C. I). Dows, of Massachusetts. It was intro duced into Europe in 1SC7. To Robert M. Green goes the credit of the inven tion of ice cream soda. lOUit'l Harryniore, the actress, claims tliat Mht> is saving $110 a day by rent* i nt; an apartment for $40 per day ill stoat I of a sult?' at a hotel for which sin* won Id ha-v ??> pay $lf>0. Wants- -Fdr Sale I ... ? ? , j FOR QUICK SALIC? House on Iiyttle t on st root' known as the Trantliam house. Can give possesion at once. Price $0,500, Apply to John Roykin, Caiuden. S. O. \ FOUND ? One child's coat. Owner can j have same by describing property and paying for this ad. Apply to this of fice. FOR SALE ? One three-room house on j corner of Lyttleton and Savage I streets. Apply N.W Main street. Cam- 1 den.'S. C. 34pd A DISTRIBUTOR? of electrical spe-j cialtles and electrical household la bor saving devices desires a repre sentative in each towu having an electric light plaut. Man or Woman. No electrical knowledge required. Oooil Profits. No investment. Ad dress "Distributor." Tare of The Chronicle. FOR SALE ? One Ford roadBter and' one Ford truck, both at. a bargain. Apply to Home Furnishing Co. formerly S. \V. Parker's furbishing store. Storage Batteries ? Service Giveu on all make hattries. Ilecharging, Re pairing and Rental. Free distilled water. Battery called for and deli vered. Phone 118-J. Reard's Oarage & Rattery Service, Camden, H. C. 34tt. FOR SALE? One Oakland touring car l>elonging to the Red Cross chapter. Will ,sell quite reasonable. See Mrs. E. C. von Tresckow, Mrs. Margaret Miller or Mr. T. K. Trotter. 34-37 FOUND ? One pair of new gloves. Own er can have same by proving property and paying 25 cents for this ad. Call at The Chronicle office. FOR SALE ? Dry pine, four-foot wood. $7., |?er cord delivered. Apply to Henry Smyrl. Cantey, S. telephone 2102. 34tf. BROOD SOWS FOR SALK-Uradc Durocs, bred to thorough-bred boars Apply to Henry Savago, Camden. South Carolina. 32tf COTTON STORAGE? I~a m now pared to store several hundred bales of cotton a t old ice plant J. B. Zemp riotf. FOR SALE- -One. black, saddle man. ftyr gale at a bargain. Suitable for a lady to ride. Apply Ilenry Savage. Camden, S. C. ;42tf. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - pwefl. ings and residence lots, buslo?? property located in Camden and farms in different section's of county for salo. For locations, prices and tenhs see me. I C. Hough, Camden, South Carolina. 8%-84-jlfc: AUTOMOBILE OWNERS AttentjgjjK Until further notice we are- offering our entiro stock of Springs and Storage Batteries at 25 per cent dis count. W. O. Hay's Oarage. So. Broad Street, Camden, S. C. ? FOR SALE ? One five passenger Mitch ell ear, in perfect order. New dre*. Run less than 6,000 miles. Priff $700.00. Henry Savage, Camdcp^S, Carload Carbide Jnst Received? All slues for gas generators used in tbfc section. I am selling this cart>ld? at factory prices plus freight charger to Carndeu. T. B'MeClain, Camden, SC. ? FOR SALE? Laths for rale. Apply Henry Savage, Camden 8. 0. 1 1. KOR SALE ? Dry stove wood, both oak and pine, cut into stove length. A# p>y to Henry Smyrl, Cantcy 8. 0.. phono 2102. 30tf. FOR SALE ? A concrete and tile bun galow, overlooking lake and golf' links, six rooms, bath, and screened in piazza. $6,50G? easy terms. Apply to Henry Savage, Camden, 8. C. 3$ LOANS ? on improved real estate, tuj terms. E. C. vonTresckow. Camdea, s. c 45 . ? - P.-*' AGENT WANTED ? For WortlimoM Hair Preparation. See or call o# ttadam K. E. Helton. 1713 Gor*? Street. Camden, S. C. 20t? MONEY TO LOAN? On approved red estate security. Long terms. Low interest, M. M. Johnson, Camden, S. a Jnlyl6 A ' " ? ? Hold Your Cotton and Insure It Rates Are Especially Cheap on Lots of Ten Bales or Less WE CAN INSURE YOUR COTTON IN THE SEED, BALED, STORED OR IN THE OPEN WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ' ( The Oldest and Strongest Agency in the County R. M. KENNEDY: PRESIDENT PHONE 52 J, K SHANNON. MANAGER