The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 24, 1920, Image 6
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CA3T0RIA
For Infants and Children.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THC OC NTAU R COMPAH*. SI# YO*IC CITY.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
LKTTKRN TO SANTA ( L\l SK
HHllUIH', S. D?*v\ L\ 1UUO.
Sand Cla uso : I aui a" lit tie
jUrl right yours old, plf.tNe bring m?? a
doll and a *t??vr, and a. tea srt and
some oi'.'Ui and : ? | ? | ? 1 ? -s and <oin?'
imtf.
Voui little gift.)
l.o.la fato??
And Mary A I !<*?? Olttw
fti'thuiu?, S. ( I?f<;. 2.
1 )oa r Sandy Clause: 1 am a little
boy .seven years old. 1 ani ^<dnsj to
write ^-ou a Christinas note to let you
Juwm What I want I want a foot
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M"C OlD ? Mv, \ \ ^ f Tut m o
d :f oca l ,?^>y p,!*>
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EYES EXAMINED AND
GLASSES FITTED
NOTICE!
All Holiday Goods will
be *old for cash only.'
M. H. HEYMAN & CO.
Jewelers and Optometrists
? ?all and tire wagon, and soine little
lire eraekors and some big fire eraek
jets, oranges and apples and some nuts,
and bring my little brother, <?. S. Oatoe
{a little wagon and ball and top, and
sui'ne apf>les and oranges and tints.
John Cat of.
(J. S. Oa too, ,lr.
i t'amden. S. C.f I )?*? Aj i *. I ! ?Lt ?
I ???:? r Santa (Mans: I am a little girl
! seven years old. As tinier is hard I
won't ask for much, but I \\ant you
to }'l?>a.so bring me a dell an doll bod,
train and all kh?d of fuits. eandj iflid
nuts.
Please don't f.-rm-t jour Utllt* friend
< !ene\ a r Tniesda le.
Camden. S. C? Dec*. 1 ?i. I !?:!<?.
J?eai* Old Santa Clause: I am a
little girl ten years old. and as you
have so many ehildren to visit I won't
ask for mueh.
So please bring nie' a tea sol. a doll.
:!!!?? ;i ! I !:!:; ! . = !' ?? !i. - and
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nuts- . . ? . ? ? _ . . ? I
Your little friend,
Kffie Truesilale. i
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I !? ? ! biilie, S. < ' . I lor '?'< I'.IJO |
I I 'i : 1 1' Sandy Cause! I am. a til 1 1 ? -
I m i\ 1 1 i 1 1 1 ' yea i - old and I want a little
I I ??<tor and a foot hall and a band'
t h;"tU -fi ml some era n*es and < ? ? 1 1 1 e nutsi
And I want some fire ? rankers ami a
li<>\ of . raelii'i s and some -k\ roi kel ? I
lake I'ntoe. |
.... -
Insufficient Ivxcuse. I
1 1 ' ? )?' ' What's eominu off out!
1 1 ii re V" veiled Cap Johnson of liuni |
piiv flid'4?*. A i K as ?a w ild elatnot J
1 1 ? ?so in tLe yard ,
"The It.abv vv:i> 1 1 . : i .v inU Willi mv
fi-diing taekle." howled \oung Hear
eat. "and lie swallered a fishhook, *'
"Well, what the Sain Hill is that
fur .vim to make such a hooraw about?
ll.iin't vou got no more fishhooks''"
' I
See < hairs |Ja \ ill "IVareful Valle.v !
ai the Ma jest ie < 'hrisfmas day, matinee!
ami night. j
iHmif (Ehristmaa
ulxi i-ttmjhniUi
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
TELEPHONE 30 PROMPT ATTENTION
DOUBLE YOUR DOLLARS WITH DUROCS
Two crops n year .md always .1 market. Ham and bacon arr th?- world's greatest
meats. Raise your own and some to s</ii Purebrcds Rive quick returns for feed,
f-et us help you start. No charge. All information free, a postal gets it.
AMERICAN DUROC-JERSEY ASSOCIATION
Exchange nnd Dexter Purk Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
DIGBHT RKTRACT8
1
National Periodical ItHelf Ntraixhl
About Orange ('riiHh.
I ? ,'m 1 1) *i,i tt'-nim 1
[ A~n FtttT&fWr mjnvrrrc to the woMrj
I known drink. Ofungo-Orindi, inadvor- 1
tently made by Tho Literary Digest In
It* f Htol>er .*<<> number, has heen full>
retracted by (bo publishers ! it Uli aril
< it amwlng ' ><*i ? m i ?? ? r i.
The orrof wu>* made In a short ??<li
torlol preface to tho reprint of uu nrti i
rii? from tin- i ' M i i <-<i sijiii". I'liMifi
Health Kejiorts nti the subject
of "Fake Oran;f<* Drinks." Althoiiv'i !
this ftrticie wan not directed atjalnst
oranjje?Cru>dr. which derive* nil It*
flavor from the oil, Juice and arid
actual oranges. y*?t the editorial prtv j
face mistakenly Included the drink by I
name in the following language:
" 'Drnngoadc' and 'orange crush' that j
never came nearer to an orange than i
tho. tanka of a synthetic chemical laba j
tory are no lotigOr to 1)0 HO'fVTt) nmh r.
those names with Uncle Sam's permis
sion."
This statement wan fully corrected
in The Literary Dlgost for December
I In an editorial entitled "Fruit Juices
In Fruit Drinks." The refraction ai>- j
pears on page '11 in tlie following Ian- J
linage :
? "A reference was made in > n r article i
lit' < >? tober <10 to 'orange crush' as made
in a synthetic laboratory, and we fur
thcr said that It was no longer t<> be
served under this name With ' the
( Jo ver n incut's permission. This state
\ incut we wish to correct . Ward's
I Orange Crush, which is the only orange
| drink marketed under tlie trade name!
I 'crush,' is. as ? per I n 1 ?< ? 1 . composed id'
Orange oil. citric aeld. oi i mjejuice. pure j
1
u'raiiulaled t-aiit'->u!iar and water, and ;
colored with t 'lilted Stales certified
'(? id color. As the "overiiiiient report !
was quoted in these columns, ft is only
right to give our readers this additional j
word of explanation and re-ns?u ranee." j
W'reeli of Fly Wheel.
The rec.cn I wrecking ? > 1" a fly-wheel
at 1 li<* plant of tin* Lancaster cotton
oil company is shown in pictures In
the January number of "Popular Me
chanics;' The picture shows the
wrecked engine room, the demolished
porch of I lie residence 100 feet away
and :i section of the wheel 500 fwt
away. The '"story" accompanying the
pictures, which docs not tell where
the accident occurred, is as follows:
"A recent happening in a cotton sin
illustrates the destructive jKjwer of a
large steam-engine and the centri
fugal force stored in a flywheel when
they become nngoverned. The engine,
of* 11-inch bore. and 'Hi-inch stroke,
"ma wild" when the governor belt
broke. Ill'f-ire the steam could In
fill-lied off, the "I'f oof wheel. used as
.1 pulley. vcache.l such a speed that it
could- no longer stand the strain and
luirst The heavy rim tore away fr^m
the -pokes and crashed through the
roof and wall- of the. engine room. A
fragni' iii .after fixing over 100 . feet
jiiactiiali \ demolished the porch of a
duelling. If i? climated that the I
rim section reached a height of o(H) ff.
in if< flight. \ man and two children
who had Ihvii inspret ing (he engine j
i few iiioinciit s previously, and a w\>
ni. in who had jll-f left tile ptj|V||. es- J
cape'd Injury or dealli b\ \ er.\ narrow
margiirv" Lancaster New-.
Kciicided In Wondsaw.
I'd liood, colored. aged aboiil I w ent \ (
lo>i hi* life jn a horrible manner at J
ahoiit ll o'eloek \evferda\ morning j
while helping with the opera I ion of a",
circular saw. "ii flic premises of Mr.
I" l'? <Iood. ,11 I tillloek's Creek. yestcr j
ilj\ 1'roin ihe information obtainable j
immediately afier the aceideni. it ap '
peais that ihe voting negro made a
misstep as he was approaching the:
-aw and fell in such a wax a> f<> throw !
Iii^ neck directly in the way of the,
buzzing ? 1 1 - 1% III> Inad wa> complete
ly severed with the exception possibly
of i few inns, b s and a thin -trip of
-kin lie was dead before lho-c about
him realized what had happened
N"ik !?>])( inirer.
COLDS SHOULD
BE CARED FOR
....ill 1 1 *? - . oiiir.i' t"'l lli?
?li>i?r>leri"l This
iini.v inf" : 1 1 j y npo of ii VtTii!
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f<>r ni'ilr. I
l-'.-r Vf-:ir? j >!; \ - :? ? i :i - piv
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? ; > v. i ij.i ion in <|tiickl> . ?) ? t :i i i ? it I ? : ?
1'otrii. !?r \|i:rr;i> 1..^ .lirtnUl^
; ? : i ? ; .r i ? ?i*i.i litis i>-~ .ui'l .V <lrn_'
_'M?- \~k \i?ur < 1 1 siiriifxf f.?
Murray's Horehound Mullein
and Tar
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u i!l r ? ? ; l . . ? I \<?ui inoncv I v.?nv
??.i ! i - 1 .i <1 ii >1 1 i- Mi>! -
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f 1 1 1 i v ? ? \ u>i: _? I ?r Hilton *
I. If.- in ??>!. i?.ii ?*iili MiirrHy'
H ? ! Mull, in t: I T:i :
m ? ii. i r.\
Murray Drug Co.
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INCOME TAX RRTIVINS
G4(iriuiiriil Kxpert* Will . Ileip the'
Taxpayer*.
en
for the year IPSiO are being uinde by I
Hi.- bureau Of Internal re\etiue Ke\
enue. officer- will visit every county
III the I'liiliil Sj^teH to ussKt ill Hulk
ing out form*. The date of their
Hrrlv.it and the !???*:? t4???t of their of
fices wilt In* announce*! through the
pre**, or inn v l?o obtained on lu'quU'y |
lit offices ??!' collect Ofi* of Internal rov
viiue and branch offices. Tin* services
Of g< 1 VWr 1 1 llUM It I'VJMM'IS horClo,A?lV of
fered to city resident# will In* con
l lulled.
l-'onns for I'lllng 1020 retyrits of lit-,
come will In* *? hi l?.v vollectors to per*
sons who hint year filed a return.
Failure to receive a form, however,
does nut rcl leve ii nerson from Ills oh
ligation fo filo a return within the
time prescribed. Copies limy Ih? ob
tained from offices of collector* of In
ternal revenue, hranch offieos, jiost
offices and hanks are expected to he
available on or before January 1.
Uovenne offlu'rs assigned to the
\\??rk of assisting taxpayers also will
he supplied with forms, concerning
which, am) the various Items of In
come to be Included, they . will la* pro
pared io answer any ami all ques
?flous. It ? has been demonstrated,
how ever, that nianv questions . may be
eliminated it' the taxpayer, before
Peking I he. usslntan<-e of a revenue
officer will carefully : study the In
st rue! ions uii t be form.
Tin- period for filing returns is
from January I to March ir?, HUM. The
tax. this year as last, may he paid in
full at the time of filing the return
<?r in four installments, the first, of
which is due on or before March 15,
?the seen nil on or before June 15, the
third on or before September l.r> and
the fourth on or before December 15,
The first installment must accompany
the filing of the return.
Persons whose individual net income
for 1020 was $5,000 and less should
ask for Form 10-10 A. Those whose
individual net income was in excess of
S.'.ooo should ask for form 1040.
The bureau of internal revenue Is
urging taxpayers not to delay in the
filing of the'l.v returns. Merchants
and business men are casting 'up their
accounts for the calendar year 1020.
With the facts and figures necessary
to make a correct return fresh in
their minds, the making out of a form
soon after January 1 will be an easier
task, the bureau points out. than if
delayed.
The requirements of the revenue
act rotating to returns for. the year
102n are the same as those for the
year 1010. T'very single person whose
net income for l?)20 was .<1.000 or more
and every married .person whose net
iiicomc was. S'j.000 or more must file
a return. The exemptions are $1.(MJ0
for ?single person- ;dil .S2.<wx) for mar
ried ] iersou.*< ami heads of families,
pills Hit : i ( 1 1 1 it ioilil I exemption of $200
for i-.i'li person dependent upon the
taxpayer for chief support if such per
son is under Is veins of ;i lt*? or ineap
iyhU' of <rir support. A single person
lit}) \ flu iin an exemption . of $2,000 as
The I i ? ? j i ? 1 of a* family if In* is the sole
support ol one or more relatives liv
ing in the same .Mouse with . him. and
if lie excoivises control over household
affairs. Ihvluetion from irross ineomo
to w hieli I he taxpafer is entitled in
arrlviui: at net income are fully ex
plained in llie instructions on the
forms
The huii au iv , mpoasizing this year
that tin' reyui rim lit - t.i file n return
rests so|el\ upon a person's martial
status .i i ul the amount of his or her
net ireome for the year 102ft. Single
persons whose net ineomo was $1,000
or i no r?; ami married persons whose
net ineome was .-v-j.tHKi or more must
file a return regardless of whether
their in< ?>mes are nontaxable hv rea
i
-oil ,,f their exemptions'
'I he iiorni.il fax rate for I02<> is I i
per < ent of the fii-t $U>0o of net in
come a l .ovf tiie exemption and S per
eent of ; i ic vemainin^ net inoome.
The -urta\ rate, which is computed
\\it:.oiir tie benefit of the exemption,
raii.'i's from 1 per eent on the amount
of ii' t i n eo n 1 1 ' hetweeti 0<>0 and $0.
(MM) (IT. pei .ant on the amount op
in : ;n' itine in i xees> of $1,000,000.
I'or the information of taxpayers in
filing their returns, there has been
pn-p.ired i-v the bureau of Internal
i "..mil .i. - e i it's of sh..rt articles on
i!" Hi' "iin :,i\ l.uw atid 1020 reirula
f i : - * of whh'h will apfx-ar
? ' ?i. i n . : I , i o| s. hei c made
v ? ' : ed and flu- taxpayer is
! . o w : !.rj n. iy !.e , void.
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over Bruce's Store)
CAMDEN. S. C.
Wllkift Gets Promotion.
\\ M. Wilkle, formerly chief rink
i.i Hie locul ||)pt Of tfce Southern
? ailvs ,.v in OFNOTire." Hlk BSSh pro
woUhJ lo illipqottw of titfoiteli** on the
Cluulotte (II vision, north end, ueonril
inu' i<> Information hi (ii?>
? ' 1 1 1 1 it I ? in i.rri. .? Of the Sont hern. lit'
will headquarter* at
Mr. WUklo catered the employ ?f lKt
Houtbern aw canhter at <Vmd<-a ^
101 1 and ha* aervwt aa ctAi* *
Oftln**vUt<\ QlU JUW -
ftiteg ye*i>. and later ?hlef <i*rk ^
Hock Hill. ? Worn Hock UtU V ^
tr*tt*terred k> Qre??Ittii an
and chief clerk.- -lfSrltlay'K 8ta?*
1' W
WE WANT MEN WHO KICK
a i .? ?W. wav their clothe# are cleemcf, prated and
sstttM. ?? c#re for tbe5r appRre ,hen ,he
"KICKING" ?top?. .
doinK thU work are eo modern and
?;\oTh^nu...
who trust u? with their worn.
pit,* us about anything you want cleaned. prewed,
W.-BE, C. C?e?R ^COMPANY
Camden'* lading Tallow,
. GET OUR DRAG SAW PRICES
We luive. a hi^h-power,' fast-nutting outitt, foreed f^d- a com)?J?U' po?.
?r pla ni In itself for Rawing logs to aivy lojigth. J)o<xs th?> work 0f ? t0
10 men. Lo vor control of blade while engine in running.
Starts and stops Saw, I^over Control
SKNI) FOR KNtilNK CATALOG
Showing Gasoline Rnglnes 2 to 30
H. P., Pdwfcr Saw ltlgs and Dnj
SawH, art equipped with Bosch High
Tension Magneto.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.,
823 Gervias Street,
Columbia, S. C.
A Wise Man
' 4f ' V ' C-,;
Insures his cotton, cfttton seed, dwellings, bams and out
buildings before he has a Are. Too late to call an agent
after property is burning. We have many of the very
best old line companies ancl lowest rates. It will not cost
you much to insure against loss and be safe. See us and
let us write your policy before it is too late.
i
Camden Loan & Really Company
Miss Ethel C. Rodgers, Manager.
Telephone No. 62.
NOTICE
Beginning December 28th
we will gin only on Tues
day's, Wednesday's, Thurs
day's and Friday's.
CAMDEN OIL MILL
Save Mone^ ? Be Comfortable
TI.mL of morur? without
9 make wiM ??cnfice of pleasure or comfort. I >' alitn4(te*tr^
to do it before;* It not onl>> can bo dono. but at the <"*
?Jded comforts con be cnio-^ed.
POLE'S
1 * ORIGINAL V*"^
HOT BLAST HEATER
" v#* 1 S to pour fu.l bill and il tit* >?m? twr>? CiOei pou doobU
( AMD EN FURNITURE CO. * CAMDKN, S.C