The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1921, Image 2
Life Insurance
Protects mortgaged real estate. A
"I ii'c" J'olky pays the mortgage it' the bor
rq\vor dios. Ii giv??N }iim time to discharge
the obligation it he die*. An "lOndowmeiU"
Policy pays oil the mortgage whether the
Ixiirou cr lives or dies.
Southeastern Life Insurance Co.,
L. A. McDowell, Agent
XlnlKllc-N of women's citllc^cs show J
flint I'or It |M rlo.l <!0 vcri lifi sixty years
r J i ?* jnrnmo collet' t*l ?? I of toiliiy IhJ
ri )i 1 1 < < * ! ? In ll**i <lu?it lh?> rolli'tfu (Jflrl
? if Isiiit SIhHhIIms i?Ko |?r??vr Hint lh?*|
tiMnlfi'M ulii k^mhii seven [mhiihIs
livavi^r. '
Tin* \N'iii' i>oi?nrtimMit N rnlist'mvr
.vol) ( cmlrl.s lo m.'iNtt'i' nil pUusoh of
inllil r.\ ?n rim uti<-> iii <i I uuMilhs'
lours*-. The (u)ilr'ls inu^l In- uiimar
iii-il iii 1*1 1 Ju>i\\ I In* im?*< o|' I w filly
tiit?l - I vvcit j y v\ 1*11. Mini Iitim* ;i lil^li
Ml )l(l( ll i'lluc.'l 1 lull .
No Red Tape
in Joining Our
Christmas Savings Club
.lust > . I'.arkiv i-. willing ,-n.nl ir ? ? f
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Von will iltoj In- h.ipj-y on your way
;i I >1 I IT riM'l iMIClS'i'MAS next
'i. 'ii ? ;?ti Mi.- j ?r? ?} >1 ?? tt i <?!' Otri-t
ma *? Sipiaiclv in tin- eye. A IVn l?o.
lar I'.ill in (lie IkiiuI is I.etK r (linn a lot
"f r it | >ti mI Bills on .hiji'tai'v M.
\?m? Cuh .loin Toiltty.
A rian for Kvrry Purne.
\ii.v of I'lwin }"?p?'ll Christmas Cheer.
Double - Barreled
Service
W/HEN you buy I I I ( machines, you
* * also buy the Service that goes w it h
them? the co-operat ion I hat exists bet ween
us an <i ti le International Harvester Com
pany, and which we intend to continue
with you. W e expect to hold your con
fidence in the i n c " line by furnishing
the best implements, machines cinci farm
operating equipment on the market.
We rcndci to you a double-l >arreled Service
iu not only supplying you with lust-class goods,
but in seeing that these goods aie kept in perfect
running order long alter tin- original sale is for
gotten.
Genuine
Repairs
Our moral obligation dors not stop with tfie
original sale, but you ran ha rdlv f'Xprct U ^ to
assume any responsibility tor the siitcesstul
operation of I H C machines il you buv imita
tion repair ^ of inferior quality instead ot buying
genuine I II C Repairs.
\v e sell onlv genuine IHCR ('pairs made by
the Harvester C onipany. and which are made of
the same matenals as used lor the original
machines. No imitation equals the genuine
Play safe! ?
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S . C .
K()\KH tl.WK IIOIJCS \
Xlulld Their ? nii. ,K.,.?,?i 1 1 uiii< Willi
(irealcHt ('are.
lit Logan's history 'of tin* upper
country of Month ('urollna, w i lt ten by
.lojwi S- l/Ogail, A. M.. t)f (Jl'CCllW (?ml
and pitUI i shed in say* the Char
hstou .Sows a ihI ('mirier, an exceed
ingly luUrcsMiji,' account is given of
the manner In which tilt* rod fox lu
the up ciiiuitry then <*on>ftrucrfc<i it*'
home In the ( >j>eu Ke<|#e fields. Ho
says:
"H?t the den formed hy ( liin animal
Is the lnQMt curious part of its hls
l(?i'v : U Is |K'i ha|N the most remark
a hie object eonnechsl at this time with
till the natural history of the upper
country. When ready to imrform this
hn|>ortnnt work It Is usual for two or
three of tjicm to unite, and having
selected the spot that pleases them -i
which Ih generally at the edge of an
old field ami as convenient to water
as possible, they set to work wfth all
their force tunneling out the earth
and shupiuK their course us they go
ilown at a considerable angle to the
hori'/on. The dill, as they pu,sh it
out. is heaped up ah the mouth ol' the
hole, and becomes after a while, quite
a imaiud. sometimes several feet in
hfjlaTit.
"After" they have delved lu this man
ner. usually for more than ruirly five
foot soinol lines ninety or a hundred.
I hey t'ca>o to tlUlUet, and begin the less
laborious work of eOnst met lug their
dormitories or sleeping rooms. Those
I bey arrange with singular art. ex i
< a vat itig Ibein in receding galleries. so
that, If, we we're to view the bottom
of the burrow, even from the front, it.
would appear al firs! sight to be en
. tirely empty. ?
"The a pa rt ineiit destined .for that
one of the company whose lot it is to
oecttpx the basement stor.v is elevated
like a step some distance above the
main floor, and on this his hod of
leaves' and straw is carefully prepared.
At the same distance n wii.v. and dlr
eot'l.N back of It. the second rooni is
constructed and there (he second ?fox
fixes his bed ; and if there is still
a not her in the company a third dormi
tory is excavated In the same manner,
in relation to t.he second. and a siinl
l.i r bed made upon it
"It i- obvious, thn I several impor
taut advantages are gained, by this in
ueiiioiiv a 'in nixoiuciil . ll atfTuds tie in
al all time- a dry. warm berth: it en
ablcs them, on any emergency requir
ing it, to run all out together -with the
greatest cim* to themselves, through
their long tunnel; but chiefly in case
? >f sudden itna.siun. from an enemy,
their galleries serve as so many admir
ably constructed ci Cartels, into which
the.x can retreat in succession with a
powerful advantage, ar the narrow en
trance to each, over the boldest and
most dangerous Intruder. A den. simi
lar to the one .just described, was re
cently laid open oil the bank of I/ong
Cane. by several hunter** on that
stream. It cost them a hard day's
work. >
"Thill . scenritv. \yhen pressed l?y
their enemies. is tin.' principa I aim. in
I 'la iml nj; their burrows of for Iliis fash
ion i- eon fi IMliei I by the fact that thoy
iml i n fnt| iifiil I \ . afh r burin;: tlu> first
tunnel and for mini: their bed -rooms j
0011st ruet :i second one from tin* hack)
of I In* la-t dormitory an o<|iml (lis- 1
tance to flu' snrfaco of tin* ground j
Willi tlii? first; tlnis siNiniim in the
last rvtennit \ a -ife retreat in at
lea-t " 'iii* direction In tTiis caso. tho
{whole <lfii i'McihN through s.?ino sixty
| ?o a hundred foot Where can tho
jhot-rs .if Till 1 1) r?- fiml a more beautiful
! Illustration of the cunnini: and sta;rn
? ? M v <.f brnt <? aniuvi K?"
1' wi-nhl be interesting :>> know
whether ?ln- nil f"\ h:i* 'liin^sl Its
habit- i.i tin- i. sjM-.-t in the ii j i|wf port
.if III.- - 1 . 1 ft
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TUB IvOWIiY PKAM T
More Than 100 VarlUe* of i'rodmls ;
\re Ohtaind Frmn II.
, More (lia ii 10O varieties of products
from peanuts ranging from the pur
est <>i mil;. I i the sick r^om. mothers
and Infant-., to ink useful for welting
am) sketching have been discovered
. ?
I tieorgc W'j^ ( 'a i vor. negro professor
of Tiitkiigcc i u-st it uti*. lie .showed
th? Mi to the ways and means committee
In Washington. rts-outly. and deliver
ed a discourse of thorn that was view
ed with applause from tin* members
ii ml KiH>ctatoi'M tho first demount rn
tion Of tho sort that tho tariff hearing
ha\e know n
Chairman Kordney told him he had
inado a valuable contribution to solouoo
and Koprcsentntlvo (Junior (Horn. Tex
as! a monvhor for eighteen y<vtVrs, do
olarod tho negro had made tin* most
wonderful exhibition ho had ever
known to hi' presented ? the committee.
Professor Carver Is r?U yearn old
ami tho won of ox slaves, lie was
horn In nisinoml, Mo., ml his educ
tion hog till at the agi'^f lo years. His
lilyh srhool training was received hi
Minneapolis. Ho is a graduate of
Iowa Agrloullural college, with the do
grecs of A. O. and A. .M.. ami Was m
student for six years of former Soore
tary of Agriculture Wilson. lie luis.
dcetlned degrees of I ). l? and IMi. I>.
lie is now head of the rosea roll and ex
periment station, of Tuskngoe.
Ilis ilisi ?? ?\ cries oxhildtod ineludc ten
kiml.s of milk, five kinds of punches,
cherry. lemon, orange. ?% hick berry and
plum; siilied peanuts; two grades of)
flour; two grades of meal: five break
fast foods; new flavorings for ire!
ertli m. cakes, gingerbread, rookies and !
various roufert ions ; chocolate. eoatoil
peanut candy liars; chrystali/.ed pen j
nnts; three relishes; nine wood stains, i
rallying from malarhiie green to film [
od golden oak; hlaek ink: fare pow ,
der and fare cream: Worohcster sauce: j
four kinds of stork foods, including a
hay composition made from the vine;
ground hay with peanut cake: and a
sweet food with t'hinaherry added as
a tonic, and various kinds of oils.
While ho di?l not <;o Into other in
\ est igat ion* ho Iris nutde. ho stated,
that thus far 1 1 ? ? has discovered sov
entoon products that can he made from
sweet potatoes. '?prorjuets from pea
tints already discovered will go far
?i head I have not shown yon. nuc
ha If the peanut products. My work
with them has jitst begun."
He said the flavoring extract ob
tained from the peanut could he used
as a base for any nunthor of flavors,
and lie mentioned strawberries, lemon
and vanilla, In addition to those he
showed the committee.
Professor Carver appeared under t lie
auspices of the United Peanut Asso
ciation of America which is asking
for a protective duty against peanuts.
I'lie Knd of llageiibeck's
The great zoological park at Stelling
on. near Hamburg Germany, has closcd
its gates. It wan long the prison of ex
otic, unliapp.v beasts assembled from
(lie remotest a n?l most inaccessible
parts of this world. Its captive in
mate*. snatched from jungle and desert
from mountain fastnesses and polar
sea* and transported over land and
water to an exile borne. lui\e succumb
ed to disease and death as the inno
cent victims of the war
Peprived 'if.siich food ;b alone kept
them alive, which the ticrmau govern
ment commandeered for its armies the
animals died with increasing rapidity.
Food substitutes of divers sorts were
re>ot*ted luit tailed to cheek the great
Hi' u t a 1 i i \ A fuel -I ringcncx follow j
ing the armistice brought about the
end of those who ?nrvi\ed the worst
dav> of \\ a i In a statement issued by
the 1 1 a genl >e< -k f'rm il appears tliat
m<u* than 'J.tHMi quintals :ind bird- )H-r i
islied from hunttci and eold. which nee
es? i ta t ??< I the closing < f the park
It is now ah ?ut >?\entv vear* >iu>e|
i
tie- fit's! Itageidhck started the t ? 1 1 - i 1
ii< ? >?( > \ !i i I ?i t i tn: ami exploiting \\ bl
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CASTORIA
For Infant3 and Children.
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THE CtNTAUR COMI
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Y?T WILL KJM.? ^riTAHI.K flll-TS IN ALL
LINK* 'M M WKI IiV \M> VOVKLTY AT THIS STORE. W?
ARK' ALWAYS mvAlM^ ^TFrRS KOR THINGS IN THK JKWM
RV and NOKVLTY LINK A N I ? THIS SILAS ON FINDS tJS BKVTRR
st<?CKKl> THAN I4VHR.
LOW PRICE ON DRAG SAWS CONTINUED
NNV r, ill i-xxwnd our offer of $150
f o. I' ('olumMu. on Typo "W
Miichiur. ?Iii?\vn in cut. to March first'
Hti? I >i:i -_r Saw i< equipped with
M:it;nrii> >1 1 m I |.??vi?r Control.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 West Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.
WANTED
LIBERTY BONDS--AU Issues
\lc pay cash tor Liberty Itancls. If you want
to sell yours bring them in and will make best
price based on last market quotation.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
L. C. BERRY, MANAGER
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