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rum t|o:iraiilior Kt-culttlioiik 4'.|iui>on ColU'tfc, Man h Ti. Ttor i"y l|flj * lurolilOt Si .1 U"' . < l'V|? i'l-al J.'fiklll llil-Moli i'ttll* :< I ( t'iltioii 111 tltO follow iiiK rrirutfilii'iiH of tli?' rorinniasionj ^itV'tTIiiliK ttu* (i H u ??porta (loll of <*?!>? httlft* for ju <?<?;??;? t In*.' jiitijioMi*. into ami within I In' t?tat?< of Mouth < 'a rot Inn ? itf'ij. 1. I li*: i j a ii ta U<iji into uitil within lln- "Halt' of < a r/?lina <>? i'44>bago for plan tin:; fnii'iM***'" is i>ri>iiiiiiit't liiti ?*?#?>' m- nun* "")* 4 ??* a l??Tinii >>f i lii* South < aroliiiU S.luty Orvj> iVst 4 'ou i iu Union . , llotf - f'lW permits arc jV-uoi'l <i T I <? f > t i*T ? *i p hri -? Immmi ohiainiil i'H hei' ilijri/UjKli a ??? ?.1.- af ? filtiivit <>r ?i < i-rlifl' a fi* i'.> <> ? =? ?i i>i ?<? | * *i * i iii^Kx tor. -!atiu? (,liat I'l.Hlt v ai.ul th<? |?rviiii?i?*N UjwHl >vliich Mm'v \v?t?* j?r?>wn wire i ? i>>- n ! coin|M-(?-ia Mi^XN'ior 4i ftrl jVtuiulh) tail i n ntl> fiw frow will #i?<l twht'rj ?'! >?H> <}( A' )(<(*? l(ll<I J 4? ' Th^n* refuta tion* :i r ?? *-f f?>*? t > ?? rtlt * it iid nfur F?4?rttary l"?, .1021. Ji? ?'ui4i !hu?> 1 1 it-a I svith thi -f tt?V4 { txM'n i * ?u<'il ?!mi ?>?? ifoe ; (I it ?>r itmitiw iilttiii* f?* r (untnuxuilouj U'l'-* t ii ?? i?f < *--? I ? ?! .ifn. ? V\ it j -?*??! I ? ? lit ? ?? I f<? fht;, ,vrut* imprl^ Mi nn in fin iht- niunlcr <?f )n> witf iin?l iiiilnir.i? ?>?!??. W ?n?w tM'lu.e j?ut ?'ii trial -f?vr thy ' ?mni<T .?f ita* uuiitamifiwl ?Hr.in^vr who w.i> jk j t !?*< i at i )??? *jtiur (llllP ill 1J" I'nth ll)t< iliifli Mi>* ?i> / !i>< it ft' j*kiiin. for lillnr i- -I 1 (if vli-.ifli siMifcmV. . I Doublp- Barreled Service TI7HHN you buy I I I C machines, you * ^ also buy the Service {hat goes with them? the co-operation t fiat ex ists between . us and the Internationa 1 1 1 vrvester Com pany, and which .we intend to continue with you, \\ e expect to hold your con fidence in the 1 1 1 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 gouds are kept in perfect running order long after the original sale is for gotten. Genuine Repairs Our moral obligation docs not stop with the original sale, but you can hardly expect us to assume any responsibility for the success ful ? operation of 1 H C machines if you buy imita tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying genuine 1 I 1 C Repairs. We sell only genuine I HC 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 t Camden, S. C. No Red Tape in Joining Our Christmas Savings Club .1 N . - I - ?> I I . I ^ I '* f I U k ^ !i.i ; i v i.i i . vv j s . I ? I' I '. ! I ' I ; I ! i'!li:|x|M\> : \ ? N r, ?" , ? 'II ' ( !| ! I ?( l - - ? ? ? * ? . A Ten 1 . f I . p. ? I ? ? ? ' -? \ <mi ( iti .loin I oriin \ I'l.tii for I'.w r? fur"#* \in tf 1 hem .njm-II ( hri-fm.i- ( In rr \I>n not forjre* that we haw .? lar^r anti well assorted ?tork nf ;i i } kind.* of BHtinjr, P:pr> Valve*. Kitting"5. Iron, Steel. Shafting Pulley* nn<i ilan>f?T?. Bolts. Nuts, and Washes and anything else you may need in the was of Machinery Supplier at present. Low Prices. Try u^. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 West Gerv?i? St. Columbia, S. C. TAKE ItME 10 COMPLIMENT A# "O'd Ed Howe" Say*, th? Ki?k.?r Really Doeg Not Gain Much in th# Long R an Tl fiv are (uaity In r i <?? mid on ihe platform that heaven klM.w ^ hii.hj^Ii fii'lR u 1 ouud \\ ill* ?? J . The refill unusual thing is ? complltnent without a si j hi? to it. Ami here art a mlflon things to (uiu pf) Hit mi hnre>?'rvedly. In the miMfin of indignation and ftj'jn; .jiitiuj, you nit* hIiii.. >i shoclo .1 in hi'h iIioumimU deceit' Utef: Willi women, or coin I U U II l,t I I/O* limt Hit- iij.right and pfO|{r9J|j sj V ?, ami |j ^tlnitions honestly and iiru^rrsxjveiy tiii'liii^ that sou |0 tiin) i li >* country going to t * devil ai?<| t h leves an* IpVemll.trie* i mi every ,?;reet ami cross mail. People actually timf ti>o mueli fault wit ti themselves and tl/?'lr affair*. There is actually much to uiiiiiiit'ii'l every* here. Von often hear in'ople say, "The kicker always gets the best of It." .The kicker Is h inau who is always demanding more than Is properly coin4 In? to him, ami who I* often ulv.u an extra herring to get rul of his noise; hut there is nothing in the popular let. that he gets the best of. it. IU' may in small things. hut ti e best im-n in your touuuunity are not kjrk?u> ; no man e\cv made a fortune ny k : ? 1 i i :r. Fortune.*- are nia.de by men who aie polite and agreeable, A kicker .is a man marked in i-\ er\ community to he avoided, and given the worst of It tt'lu'iu.'v er possH.de, A kicker may he given three for a quarter when (he regular price is 10 rent- straight, hut he can't kick h ^ w u ) into a big position <?r into real mu< *r i ? >s in anything What is the particular th'ing the !>.??? pie are doing that is most harmful and foolish? It would (??? interest to* to know, hut probably we" never will know, since what some say is civiliza tion's greatest blessing others say i* Its greatest curse. So e\ er\ one iiiim decide for himself; :ind woe unto hiin who makes a mK-rnk?v Most of tiiis talk about helping the under dog is senijnient : the under dog does not actually receive much help. ? Kd Howe, in New York F.venlng Mall. Boston's Famous Dead. Rostov and !Ts surrounding towns possess mote famous -.dead than any other locality in the country. Otis and Hancock,, two oT the greatest orators nf the Revolution, are piis*si;d over hur riedly hy many visitors to the OM (!raiiar\ ground, hut nearly all lin ger in pleased surprise near the sim ple stone of Mary i loose, who, accord ing to the little wooden placard. Is helleved to be the Mother <Joori? of nursery rhymes. The graves of Revo lutionary heroi-s are numerous. The tomb of Mary ( 'hlltoimhe Mrst woman to leap from the Mayflower to Ply mouth Rock, is In the heart of Boston In Its oldest cemetery. Klizaheth Pain, believed to be the original of Haw thorne's Hester Prytuie of "The Scar let Letter," lies In this same grounds Over in t'amhridge there Is ft more modern ground, one of the most beau tiful In the country, ami here may be seen stonen and monument* to such fa mous folk as Kilwhi Booth, the actor; Agassi/, and fJray. the great natural ists; Phillips Brooks. HowHlA, Holniea and Longfellow, Rufus fhoate and Ju lia Ward Howe. Typewriter for a Duke. In the matter of wedding presents Queen Mary has int rod tired h vogue of tflvins somei Ulna: Inexpensi ve but useful. nays flu* i .umlon Mail. At the rcient wedding of the duke and duohess of Alba the list of pres ents showed that they lia'l been the ! recipients of a hook and a pair of op- J era glasses from Queen Mary: hut th? ! most original and unusual gift. on th? | list, espi*. tally for a duke, was a type- j w ri to r. Many of those who were discuss ing the wedding presents wmidered what h duke wanted of a t> pew riter, . b tt t this should he n" '-ou^e fo*- won- | der to FtrlfKhers. for their nwn F'rincess Mary i* a very efficient tvplat ' ami hfli herself written maris 'etters this wh\ on behalf ? ? f her brother, the prince of Wales, who.se secretary she j at one flint* rmis'ftuted herself. Important Hiatorieal Find WtiiU' making excavations for ? car . hum in Oiristlamn workmen found the remains of ? stronghold of ihe noto- j rious P.ishop Nikola* Ames. ?] w ho j figures in [Wn^ "Kongsemnerne' a* i FM'hop Nikola* The building wa? | erei red in the l\l??\enth fen '.y and , the Hi d is considered of s'n h unusual importance 'ha' 'he au'horilies of ! L ..iuiiii:a fli'r ii ;>;[!* I (l re.'l.li an j agreement with tl o railroad wMeh the "u . n s enn he xcsent iticn 11 v firarnt- ; e.| .i ' '}?>? ? a r '?> . i r 11 hut'* sn't'ci' h ere j ') S^oe? for Doctor L?ar?t I ??' Mexiine I ewe: ;i S\* |? |p \"ier i >>n a vs | k ? > i r ! i)'?- ?rld <iic >? ' h o ? nc ' 1 1 I ' ' T 4 " l? re ? j...rre 'ha? he i; is worn ?'i! !'*l" uair of \\ i ' prices wha' "hey ur#. 1 1 ' i e !,i>|>r? ? vie ! i II is not ii1 <; -na t#. and ''ixt 1 . e Ihmm nH\an'*;e .>f a '->? ' y . ?wiie* a'OPS ' 1 ?? riiRd ; r?r 'hw' he ^<.(1 up or> ?l,i?.-? n Si am a h?- e ?nc <v ? v?e American m?(4- j iiim?rv . oinpo ind? report* a ivel* ! I hn?'l????- I;. iflAliu H' I ij e/| at ? ? e?>y >sh than a '1o!!a: a pn r. It Det?r? | "An apf'c <* d<> k **?? j?? rV. iwi*" We .an only a<ld 'nm tha pri?-# of apple* ?? ??nonth to ke?p an/ tx?dy away.- Tendon Pnneh TOPIARV REVIVES IN ENGLANL Tree* Shaped as Peacocks Are Old Curiostttee. and Many Other* A' e Sftng For/ned , T ra vc|?.f> on itio yr t-.it highway wh|e|. leads through Shiim-* ftv the I'.t'ifuiir ? hiir<<h /'jiii iiv | \\j> I ye.u tree? i-iinntriQij tr;V?md and>.H <?1 1| ?| ???*! in rf|>rvrt?'t>* )>*,". * Mich Ktand on ('iilicr side of tii?- w?eket ijrt'e. The> are large Uees ii ;;??*. ohl. t||wl ho\* iidi n> >vitr* o f unit ui.it) *ki'H with ] the pruning Knife the> stand ft t .. >in <???> fell. I hi-??- me. peih.-ips. t !;???. (UOSf familiar exuu pies of the topismst* ?tn near the me? rn|Hilis. hut in forma! gar dent of tuiiuv stately ufd enquiry tlM-?T~?*+rr?"TTmT tTT--?t?rr~Tn n+r?m* dance. Th.<> me aeccptod a* ?*n ? i? ??4| tie>. snr\ -ivirtV of iiiiiV-s i?n-t when men had more leisure ?n their hamh than today. The shaping of living tree* into birds a'nd beafcts of prey, Into spirals, pillars, cannon halls, and nnv nther fantasy chosen. still exists as. a British Industry. In the Royal Kew nurseries.' close hv Richmond town, Is the latest collection of topiary In the world? , nearly lijlMX) trees, each one of them trimmed to soiik* animal or Mrd or architectural form. The work ha- been' done In this open studio, and It ? ha* required exi-mpiiiry pafh'ihv. The. trou ble about establishing a formal s^si r den In". years past has- boon that you do not live to see if. The next gen eration may en.byy it ; hut with fornix that take -4(1 or ."J), even In some cashes St l. years to l?ri uir to maturity, it I* only the prandchlldren who can hope to .witness their full perfection. ? Lon don Daily Telegraph. HALL OF FAME FOR TREES Many Historic Perennial Plants Have Been Nominated for a Place in Institution. "Tho s;reat Tree on Ronton (*<?mtn"n." and "The Green Tree Ho'ei" at l.e Claire, la., the most famous tree o.n the Mississippi river, have been nominated for a plaee in the "hall of fame f?>r big trees," belt 1 2 compiled by the ' American Forestry association. The great tree on Boston Common was blown down In a storm February j 15, 101S, the centennial of the year in which the colonists gathered around - the tree and Marred for Lexington to \ cive battle to the British. The (Trren Tree hotel at LeClalre-4?-H well known on the Mississippi river, because to the river men it was the waiting place of men out of a job ami lookiuc for a trip. Therefore they cave I; the name of the Clreen Tree hotel. It Is considered to he l.'O years old. Other nominations for the hall of j fame Include the Do Soto Oak at Tampa, Fla.. from which Oq Solo start- ! ed for the Mississippi and the West; j the octopus tree. In Charles City coun- | ty, Virginia, the largest ami oldest tree | In the state; the two oaks at Mnrlin- i town, W. Va.. marked In 1751 by Gen. | Andrew Lewis; the tallest tree in tfce Balkans at Podgoritza, nominated by the lied Cross, which had headquar ters near It during the war. Importance of Mualc. What an empty place (lie world would he without music! Fiver since the creation lilrds have been pouring forth their song of cheer. The art of music has progressed to a remarkable degree. Heretofore peo ple have always regarded this art as a luxury, but the receut war has shown us most emphatically that It Is a necessity. "Music Is the medicine of the mind." This saying has been Justi fied. Music has produced a wonder ful effect on shell shocked men who served In the war. Patriotism and music combine, but so do religion and music. Does not music add beauty to church services, thereby exalting the thought? Is not music one of the chief attractions. If not the chief attraction at a place #f amusement? ? Chicago News. j Nothing So "Cheap" as That. A gentleman with a liljji-xounding French name has opened up the most exclusive Jewelry ?tore In town on 1 Fifth avenue. Not a slngl* article of Jewelry Is on display and nothing Is sold for less than $10,000. The clerks look more like members of parliament In their frock cunts arvl wfcite silk tlf s. They wear silk bat* to *nd from : work. A lady wont Into the <'ore re cently to get an emerald ring They showed her one for $18,000. "Oh." she said. "I only want t ? ? spi nd $1. 000." There was an awkwarc pause and the clerk finally said: "Well, madam, we do not sell a ring ?. r tha price. Yoti misfit i;ef It farther f!??\vp the avenue at Blank V ? and h* named one of the oldest and best Jew elry establishment ? fn New York In ? the patronizing manner tha' tie might !>*? to designate a .Vand-10-cent *tore ? Dutch Eaat Indies. Slner 1Pl.r?, the first \e.\r for ^hich en* font* ?jfaristl" ? for i?t.(H>rM of eon served tW h Into the Dufeh Kast fn dies nrp riven tt:e United Srates has had a fair sha>e of thr market. Be fore tf.e ?,ir practically nil th?? salmon i came from the Pacific coast. a:.d In recent >ears. when other source* wer? rlos#?<1 sardine* and herring were also brought frorn the lTni:e<l States Tho?e Girl* Agnes ? p.n* how tn the nnrW did you ge* h'm to propose"1 Madge? Oti ea-*<i 1 told hiin that ><*?? utTc < rax> about hJui i and reminded him that It w ma Imp ! fear. ? Boston Trantcrlpt. Children Cry for Fletchers The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of * - and has been made under his per. ST* soaal supervision since its infancy. W Xc^^cUcJu^ AUow no one to~da*Tve you in t&E ? All Counterfeits, Imitations and 44 Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby with a remedy that you would use for yourself, What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrup6. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than 'thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort? The Mother's Friend. ? GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ?Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMFANV, MKW VOWK C?TV. 1SN T J IT A ( 8E.AUTY rtosr SATJsSrAcroKr G/*r- / ?.V?H &OOOHT Y<H Wirt II xn Sl'ITAlil.K I * I FT8 IN Al-t. r.!\i> "K iKn-Ff.rtV SON 1M.TY AT TIIIK-MSORK. WB A Hi: AMVAYS MKAr?gT'AKTHICS KOK TH I MIS IX T1IK JEWEL RY and NOKVMY LINK AND. Til IS K HAS ON FINDS* KS BKTTRR STiM KK:i? THAN KVEK. G.L.BLACKWELL JEWELER S OPTOMETRIST < ? CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA j WILLARD BATTERIES AND RELIABLE SERVICE Why Was Your Car Eq uipped w ith Willarcl Batteries ? GEO. T. UTTLE DISTRIBUTOR Franklin, Hupmobile, Chevrolet SERVICE ON ALL CARS