The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 20, 1921, Image 3
Waak Clothes Hie Easfeft Way!
Soften the water
witha tablespoon
ful of Red Devil
Lye to a pailful.
Soak the clothes
overnight. Loos-5:
ens the dirt, re
moves the yellow
tinge from the
white goods and
sweetens your ,
wash.
Yourself
Work!
Try this w o r It
saving way next
washday! It will
lessen the drudg
ery of the wash
board !
Kmp
* can
hftndr
ked Devil Lte
SureJs.Sfrong/
Wm. SCH1ELD MFO. CO.
ST. touia. mo., v. 8- a.
T. B. BRUCE
Veterinarian
1 > Mli'ton St., * Phone 111
CAMDEN, S. C.
MATT1K V. DAVIS
\Mistir Hair Dressing, Marcel
Wax iii|,f and Muitieiiring
s.iciii ifir Facial
^h;i iii]it)i)in^ ;i v|n'< inlly ('all English
H.irber Shop. Phono 211-J
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over liruce's Store)
CAMDEN, S. C.
DR. R. E. STEVENSON
DENTIST
Crocker liuilriini;
Camden, S. C.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUCER STS. Phone 71
COLUMBIA, S.C.
_ drink
Li M E r
CRUSH
I hCrci reshing, tangly flavor
of West Indies Limes is the
distinctive feature of this
newest of the "Crushes"?
the companion drink to
Ward's I,emon -Crush and
Orange -Crush. Delicious!
In battles nr at fountains
Mottled hy
( <>< \ COLA BOTTLlMi
COMPANY
( .intilen, ? S. C.
-like limes?
^ *. rd's
Lime
cp u sq
urn mint for china
"irst Institution of Kind Expect
ed to Stabilize Currency.
American Expert Is in Charge of N* ke
tng 500 000 Silver Dollar#
Every pay,
Shuni'.hul. ? 'I'll** first step In tin of*
fo.l I ; o\. . i >1 uni l orutlc \ ill t liilit's,'
current x Will be tinderi :iLc|| l?> i lie
building Ifiv of < hum's iu-s| national
m>m. ? be work will he directed by
tin American in > ii t expert. tiilVotd
lit Will of I'hihulolphiH. \\ hose M'l'V
If -s has i ' be e i 1 loaned to < *1 1 i till by 1 1 it*
I'i.H.mI Si :i ii*,-, and who came here u
short tlllti* ago to begin Ills till! i ?*S.
?Mr. Ill* ivflt iiiKt ;i !!??>! the new mint at
I.Miuula, t In* tlrsi established In iho
I 'It 11 i ppi II CS
It is ? ? \ | icci ? i| .that tlit* coinpiet ion
of tin* new Chinese mint will put an
end t?> tin' conglomerate system of eur
reney of nil kinds' and values which
has long lii't'ii a drag on the cotntner
rial progress of < *h I i m Q
While I lit* Mexican dollar, introduced
Into' ( Mtina from the Philippines, lias
conic to In- a common unit of value,
tlu> \arioti? tm'ltuns. governors and
other oiluials of provinces have Issued
coins that arc dealt with commercial
ly ill values based .>h tin- fjtULiLUiy of
their silver comm. The Chinese tnel
in which government funds and ells
touts ordinarily art- rcckpued. is not it
coin iti all, hut a " 's|ng of a gly
en weight and idleness, differing In
weight and value in tin' dlfYcivni prov
inces.
The Shanghai mint Is. to cost ahout
$L\( K H U H M t a ud will In- one of t ho la rgost
In I he world, rivaling; in ssi/.o and output
the mint at I * I ? . Ui < I < * 1 1 >h ra . II 1* to
have, a <:apa'</.it > of' ,Mk (.1)1)0 .-diver dol
lars a day w ith a dully ? (?ie-uiiipth?n
of 14 tints of silver ill rddition to
haser metals used as II Hoys. Mr. Hew
itt hopes to have the plant completed
and in operation within phi Vears.
lie Is the originator of many of the
machines stud processes in use In
American mints. Im \ i - heen in the
service of the Culled States govern
meat 24 years. lie was luiilder of the
Aineriettu mints at I ?euver and Phil
adelphia.
MANY SWEDISH TRADES IDLE
Wages Cut and Plants Closed ? Fear
United States May Fail
as Haven.
Stockholm.? Sweden, like the Cnlted
States, is undergoing a period of eco
nomic readjustment Involving dosing
? low n of factories and reduction of
wages in an effort to cut cost of pro
duction. Swedish manufacturers de
clare they are compelled to -do this in
order to compete with Herman, Amor
Mean and Kuglish production.
New airree.iuem v Pet w cert employers
and workers are made In many lines at
the hcgllilillig of (lie \ear. This time
there wo*- a collision of the workmen's
demand- tor higher wages with the cut
plover-' :tnnoiinccmcjif t hat they would
ha\e in lie i itt. l'inph>;? ef- now have
n ? ? fear ???' strikes, I ri 1 1 on the contrary
say they would welcome them because
of l.nk ?T orders and dull prospects
which ? e. n: likely lo result in further
dismissal* of thousands ot workmen.
l'ropi>s;iK uf America to exclude or
reduce the number of immigrants is re
ported to have had an influence lit pro
duciie_' a conciliatory frame of mind
anion l.' the workmen Heretofore the
Swedish winker bus had America to
fall back on in i a-c of labor troubles
tit home.
Gold Pieces in Heels
of $100-a-Pair Shoes
Two pairs of shoes i |i>- 1 L'ltt'tl
to -fll at retail for .<!??? I( pair,
ii 11 ' 1 >;? <1 to be t h ?> most expen
sive e\cr munufarturetl In Mas
sneiiusetts, have heen placed on
exhibition In a shoo factory In
North AManis.
<>t.? |>alr has pure cold leaf
lining, w ith ?old hooks and eyes
ami lias n $20 Kohl piece inse.-t
??<1 In the heel of each whoe.
The other pair has a lining "f
hrnjit red satin nnd a puld
wa'rh <>f the wrist type In-eited
in the left shoe Just a lane the
nil 5<l?'
WHIPPED BOY WASTES AWAY !
Following Beating by Stepfather Ha I
Fall* Off In Weight to 24
Pounds.
Grnml Itapida, Mich ? S?*\ on year
oM M?*rl Hadpr Is dpad ni thp rosnlt
of hcatinua Inflloted by hl? tfpp f? ; h?*r,
JaPob NVinire,
Frmn a robust boy, MpiI had ?u?trd j
until h?? u??lgb?'<! 24 pound* In Jail,
after pleading guilty lo ? Hmrtfr of
assault and battpry on flip buy. NVmlre |
wrotf t<> ?lu* Jndfjo of thp I'robatP 1
pour' *.j\ ri_' that hp had boat^n 'hp
boy, und ftxktijg that h?- h?* Mkowl^p
b*?nr?Mi :i n <1 rHpaspd that h#? rnlcht
uike '*w"P or thP child
A Wholesale O^de
Pn r1? Kv ? "I want to c-t cotjip ft- 1
CPn???? " a voting man said to |Vnn? J
Pa on. #?(??! k of the Bourbon i-ounty
rotn-i
" w hr> i k'ndT" aakpd 1'afon "mar
r1a*?- doe or auto?"
"All of M pm," aald thp vlnltor "Tat
gotn^ f r>?* married tonlrhf. huve pnr*
?* ian'd h ri^w par and a friend ira*a
a y<KHit# for a wvddtnc prrwenL"
NUhKKSS M \1>I Hl( II
Ifrerlared Ki|f III I'nl Owner of l^tryt' I
ITuiloPOil I .it ml
I -i Mi** Taylor is prohuldy the weultU
it st negro w > >11111 ii in the Onited StatM
ll-s ii result of a decision I i:i 1 1 ? 1 1 '?.! down
ii? l i \ in il??' slate supreme court in
tin' suit of l.illlo 'ra'\l<?r vs. Anne
Una AU?'H. . -?t u ! <? of, l.oiii-iai.Di and
liroiui" West, deetccinn her uV be tlw
r iflii fu I owner ?.f n i,lu trad of land
in I lir sout h west M-etiou of Claiborne
Parish. onornioUsh in ?>i| and jjtl*
deposit*. and the v 1 1 ? ??* Of \\ hich lloW
reaches '.ni.o iln' iiiiMlOijv. >ay> ii New
i n lea us ili>|?a It'll.
The niiosfion of her ownership lilim
ftl on whether iir not an lllcjjtlnnMe
child fan inherit from its parents, ar
I i?*I?? J.'JS of till' Civli Code lltS'll I'llIU
that llleuit imaie children "helongln^to
no family ami haw no relatives. "
Thr <)|n( riet court in Claiborne Pur
Ish reepignltted l.illle Taylor us the
ht'ir of her ninilicr, l,ona MetJee, how
ever. ami iis such ordered her sent into
ownership of i'ln> irarl of laiul which
1 n ? i\ mot her inhcrileil from her father,
lsom Met See.
The state of l.onlsTaha tried (n tfOI
$
into the matter hy intervening in (he
suit of i.lllie Taylor againsa Aiuelina
Allen, an action brought merely in or
tier to have Lillie formally ami legally
declared owner ami sent into possess
ion,. the attorney general ??"ntendinu
that the la ml wa> the property of the
state, because l.illle Taylor. being au
i I legi 1 1 nia t e ch. Id. could not inherit
Siihsetplei.it l,V. Oeorire West : 1 1 -* < ? inter
vened, contending t hat lie was | he
<?w iter of ami occupied 'the' land
While the suit was drugging in the
? "iirts thi' value of the lain! ami it
pi o.ln-'i- of oil n ml -as irre\< -teadih.
New York. Max II : A message of
hope .111(1 fortitude for. Illdjie afflicted
with i;i ip-er wa* brought to Ametiea
loihi.x hy .Mailame Marie Carrie. dls
eovcrer of radium ami (lie world's
f"reii)ost woman scientist. She ar
rived mi the < ? I \ 1 1 1 p i ? * .with her two
dn lighters to receive ? from President
MardiiVg in behalf of the women of
the I'liiled States one gramme of
radium. \\ hich -lie said. was- desired
for n -e in cancer research: A sited It
radium. was actually ;i en. re Madame
Currie replied-: "Yes, ?( U That is, if
it is applied properly." The distin
guished scientist, who had received
tlii- Nobel prize ivnd is the first of her
sc\ to occupy a chair as professor al
the Sorhonnc. was -reeled at the pier
hy .representatives ??f the Marie Cnrrie
1'iYVU ililY fund and leading scientific or
ganization. .More than Iimi women ami
liicit froin Polish sections of New
York. Chicago ami .Pittsburg, carry
i 1 1 lt flags and flowers, gathered to hoti
or her. < 'u-tonis officials cvtcudcd to
tjie vhifor th >iirfe-.|ex usually re
s_e"r\ ed for diploma t s, thus eliuiinat
inu . ? l"! possible ilieohx ellielice I'lllii
M rdnnie funic -.rils f.r Kiiiopc. Jaini
a i \ L'.~? her \i<it will he marked h\
<!ail> aci.v t\ i Mi May President
Hardrit-r tires.-MT Tli-1 i/ramihc of
| r.idium
IV.ir lilighl.
< ' : I III Mil, I ? i! !i 1 ,1 \ ? " I'lu'l I
i> i ? ? \\:i\ I" < ? 1 1 ? ?? ? k pear liliulil." ;l?'l
\ i ^<-s I'iof < ' < " \i w 1 1 1 : i ii. 4 ?! i i ? ? f ..f (In
ln>l | i ? - 1 1 1 1 III .1 I . i . \ islnli. ill ;l-| i ? w i ? r 1 ? ? in
I I > I i I i O ?? f I > ? 1 1 1 \ ,t I ioljS .pi I t ?. of | 1 M ? slilll'
' <'Ih im tiinu ilii.N de^lriieiive disease.
I l"H c\ ? r I'm- i ? i l"? ? j - iii;i t >< *i i 1 1 1 ? I - 1 1 ?*
i, ??!!-? ' >i ? 1 1 1\\ Ilia \ !><? ill' Ml I III- I" OW l|er>
? ?f I M ?; I I flees
IV.-ii l w i _? l>,,L'ii! Minn'! i im1- <;ill'?l
file l'li_'llt 1 1 ? 1 1 . 1 I i V v| ;| | I - -mill ;| f 1 1 ? I"
i hi- ;?otais h.iv<- 1 1 1 1 '| >| m -i I from the
f|oWe|-s. ;| ||| | lilt- J i ! f !?? | tea 1 s MIC lllnlllt
Hi. -i/f of :i jii-.-i 'I'lii- u s 1 1 a 1 1 \
^ t . i j t - from lln- flower. ??r from (h?
t ? ? r i ii i i u? I iwiu'? ? ? f lln- ? *u i r ? ? rr t
grow i i i Tlu-r?- s absolutely n-> w ay
in ehe?-k this di-ea w ii- no spray of
an.\ Kin-! will <-onfi-o| it. Til.. I > I i ir li t <?? I
limbs of course should be removed. be
in* ' ill from throe to four inehes below
l In- blighted pari- Thi*. however
does not i-ln-ok lln- spread of flu- liliu'h:
other pans of I li?? tree. luit it M ril
w:i\< desirable to romo\e u< iiiik li of
tin- Miirht a s jn^sihle.
I'rar I reos tliat are ;'imvii in soil
ire iisuall> not as subjoef to blight a
trees grow m in r.eh garden soil ami
cultivated ??!??? ii. i "nl t i va t i ?> n stiniu
lutes tin- gn/nt h of the trees and there
hv eiieouragos Might Ai a rule |?ear
trees do not blight until thov )**gin to
hlooin Tin' Might usually start* in
tin1 flower n ml destroy** tin* twig on
whieh the Moom cluster forms. It also
fr?*?pieiii 1 v ii inw-n r? on the yotmg snoeu
ifii t growth mill destroys t In* entire
liri>)> if it is not removed Wo advise
planting i**ar trees on comparatively
j HH?r land arid fertilizing and eulflvat
litre tor- ftrti Tnrw or rrnir yon r?, rrntlt
thi- tri^-s begin t ? ? bloom. Wo fhen
advise wowing tin- land down in era**
?r grain and tho '-ossation of cultlvn
tion Thin cheeks the growth of thi*
tn^s and therefore checks the Might
as in every oa*e the blight is more pro
vnlent on trees tliat are growing very
rnpldly. than It 1* on trees tlmt n re
making only a norronl growth of from
fl to H Inrlle* tt ?m*?d
Y ou'll enjoy the
sport of rolling
em with P. A.!
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
hunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o
man, you can't figure out
what you 're passing by ! Such
flavor, such coolness, such
more-ish-ness? well, the only
way to get the words em
phatic enough is to go to it
and know yourself!
And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by,
our exclusive patented proc
ess! Certainly ? you smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out a comeback.
Prince Albert is the tobac
co that revolutionized pipfc
smoking. If you never could
smoke a pipe ? forget it!
You can ? AND YOU WILL'
? if you use Prince Albert
for packing! It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pipe
or a cigarette!
Prine ? Albert it l#M
in toppy r?J Ixit",
fidy red tin*, hand
torn* pound and hmlf
pound tift hurnidora
and in the pound
tryttol glatt humi
dor with * po n g e
moistiner top.
Copyright 1021
by R. J. Reynolds
I obacco Co.
Wlu>ton-5aleni,
N.C.
Life N S|?arrd.
Sin cvcpot t, May 1 'J. Tho Tii r-lui 1 1
t **i* .in what is <loclnrpd.. to !)?? oiu> of
tlic most r?MHM i kiiblf ? ?uses* on record
\va.< u rit trii liriv today >> l??*n l.oiniir
F.atoti. < 'tiilrhitii I'arivJi nc^ro, was
taki-n- t'l-oin the (Ja<l<)i> rmisli Jail ami
? I ? * 1 1 \ 1T11I ti? 1 1 m ? warden uf the Slalr I
I >rii i t rii i la t> at 1 1 ;i I f ? 1 1 I i<? bruin :
liis life si ? 1 1 1 ?? i n i
Slwi'lff < i ran I. uT < iiincliiia Parish j
forgot 1 4 ? hunt: Kiilon on iheciatr srt j
and hi?< death srntrnre la tor wii s ooni
iiiiiUmI by <!n\t*rn??r Parkrr to a lifo j
frrin. He wiis i:<?n\ ita(r?l In (In- District,
("uni t a t Muiivim'j m.ikI was .sent iMit.vd to
ln? luin^t'tl for i lie munlcr of n wMto
imm it iiiiM r IIium a ymr ufio.
4 ? i r I s liccnuip brWlos aiul sonic in ? ? 1 1 ? -
ors at the nm> of flfloon In India.
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Five ? t'a I ?* nfi <? r , f>()-hnrr"
poiUtr. 1 1 9 inch whetlhaf
$ 1 750 f. o. h. Detroit
THE Series 21 Special-Six is the
most wonderful car on the market
today. Its tremendous popularity is
due to its performance in owners'
hands ? and the unequalled value
which it represents. "Buy it because
it's a Studebaker. "
This is a Studebaker Year
CAROLINA MOTOR CO,
(Incorporated)
Camden, S. C.
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