The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 20, 1921, Image 6
Your Banking
Business
A Hanking connection with us will give you the
confident feeling that back of your business is a strong
financial institution, guarding your interests ami ready
to give its co-operation in every phase of banking and
financing. * mm
We invite you to consider us as your business asso
ciate, and to make use of the strength and experience
we have gained through long ?rid varied contact with
commercial problems.
You will find here a congenial atmosphere of per
sonal! interest in your affairfc ? an earnest desire to
give something more than ordinary banking service.
This desire to serve is the same, whether your account
is large or smML
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, 3. C.
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
Double - Barreled
Service
W/hen yon buy I I 1 C machines, you
? also buy the Service that goes wi th
them ? tlu* co-operation t hat existshetween
us and the International Harvester Com
pany, and which we intend to continue
1 with yoi^ We expect to hold your con
fidence in the 1 1 I C 1 ine by furnishing
the best implements, machines and farm
operating equipment on the market.
We render to you a double-barreled SerVTte
in not only supplying you with first-class goods,
but in seeing that these goods are kept in perfect
running order long after the original sale is for
gotten.
Genuine
Repairs
Our moral obligation does not stop with the
original sale, hut you c an hardly expect us to
assume any responsibility for the success ful
opcicition of 1 i 1 C machines il you buy imita
tion repairs ol interior quality instead o! Inlying
genuine I i 1 C Repairs.
W'e sell only genuine MIC Rep airs made by
the I larvester Company, and which are made of
the same materials as used for the original
machines. No imitation equals the genuine.
Play safe!
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
We have taken care of our customers in the
usual way, almost as in normal times and at
the same time, have been able to pay off
every dollar that we borrowed. - - We do not owe
a dollar.
Our liabilities are in keeping with our resources
which shows a healthy condition. I his is a reflec
tion of good, conservative management; the kind
of management that our depositors are entitled to.
With these facts before us we feel at liberty to
ask you to bank with us.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.00
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
AQt'ARIAM AT MIAMI
Id Florida City Stiid to Kival Any in
Tfa World.
While ttu* land .imJiudI kingdom of
tli?' world has heeuxo thoroughly e\
phued I tint <>nly :?t run1 intervals. to
day, in 11 new ami dlntinet spwU's
i made known i<t u>, very iinurli the eon
t.rary in true eowernliiK oUr knowledge
| ??T the deni/ens ? i f (hi* deep, &liys I h ? ?
j.htiin I'npuiur Mneluinies .Mitvuzitie in
j! ii illipitrated jirrt(*lp. In t tits depart
mmmiI of research there are
lur'RP Ureas rieh In inarTlie fauna still
to he eVf!'|Or??<V vi-ient fiea I ty for llie
i coiiiiuoii k<?im| ?>f tua ii kind. espeeiuiiy
anions tin' warm waters of the ?mii
t rople reifioiix. < ?f all sueh regions
noire ran eon.ipare as a happy hunting
Kroutiil for scientist, amateur iintfler?
mid professional fisherman with the
reylon of the (Juif Stream wiileh skirts
the shores of Florida.
The most XOlltherly city oil the
Florida mainland is Miami, nestlinu
beside the limpid waters of Hlsenjne
Hay, and proteeted hy a peti insula
from the heavy seas of the oooan in
times of storm. At Miami TW'tieli there
was opeiH'd early in JannuLv an a?|"a
r I u tu and bioloj^ieal ? lahorat\ry whieli
will take rank with the s<reiNsjii|Ui
i* i ii ins of the world.
The Miami ai|uai:ium is equipped
with ">?? exhibition tanks, eaeh \\ i I ti
"ai i ? s hi hi l i< 1 11 taiik^. ea?h with a visible
j.area of I hy ti I't. < hie of the vdas.s
j tanks i? .">H ft. lohji. I ~> ft. wide and in
i ft deep probably the hir-o^t tank in
| the world. Iii it ina\ be shown fi-'i
I Up t" I- ft ill h liu'lh. Tile exhibition
j tanks lire arranged ahum eorrh)o.r< in i
i t he vr? ? 1 1 ? ? fii 1 form of a Maltese < i "<?,|
I with a ei-ntral rotund i. There a.re no |
? d i reel open in us in the eorridoi^ the |
? ? 1 1 f.v liuht . admitted heiin; that from |
skylight openings diteetly over ea<*h ?
? ?x h hii i<vn I'hamher. <o that the <nn '<? :
rays, filtering Uirougli ? t ho waters of!
the tahk.s. ijite'l'ho intepior of t tie ,i'| j
Juirium i tie ntnios-phere of the e.-ivin '
Jdf'pths'. T>? make ihi* illusion more j
rea li-'t i<-. tin- tank< an* lined with ? ? ? ? i : ? < !
. ro? k. and fesloutied w ith living speei j
iiumis of ihi- wmlrbus flora of tlo?j
o?*i\|li bed Miist people who live fa v j
. from the >uhtrupi<: >ous, espei iailv j
tb'"x.- in in) i nd Vnit'ii'-a, have iintel
? iiM-rpt ion of i|ie~heaiily of thi< ? ?? ? t n ? ? i j
nation of th" colored fish of our
i
southern witii'is. and the beaniifMij
. flora of tin- oeean. To thein a si- ' j
to lite .\lin-mi ii'pi.i rium w ill be one of j
the Ullfol^et a hie incident of T !|. -i f j
live*;. _ .!
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Inferior Sires a Gir.it Handicap.
Cli&ITUPO Coll"no. .May - With t||
(ncriabed interest in awine in t h?>
*Uvte. there will bo a large demand
for breeding animals' On (UtuuiU or
ill in 'demand, a number of pi ison* wJH
In* tempted to use inferior boars ami
sown. W hile ii cannot be hoped to
lyive all of (tie !i(A\H purebred at thi?
iiniHi-yp? there is no ??xiMiMf for the
use of made or *?c.ruh boar*. Thwu
ate wufiieiont purebred . hoars, if p ro P:
erl.v (list rilnHiil and properly man
aged. to i|ia ki* every market hi)g In
the stale at least lifty percent pun*
bred.
Why the Purebred Sire?
There arc six goods reasons for us
ing a purebred boar
I Larger and stronger pins are
produced,
? 2, The pius grow faster and make
cheaper gains.
?i. The pigs reach market weight
sooner.
4. The piys are more uniform
r>. The pi^s meet the market de
mand. thereby bringing a higher
price,
(I, Pork production is made more
profitable. ??
On account of the liu rp.ns.ed value
of tlu? litters produced; any farmer
with eight or ten sown could well at'
ford to keep a purebred boar. At
least, several fanners in a neighbor
hood can <(>opei'aa< In the purchase
and ic e or a purebred boar Tlirodgh
judicious management, a purebred
boar for every twenty five or tJiirly
sows is sufficient
At this time when every a.dYitnlar'e
must be taken to leali/.e a 'profit from
far mi lit; operations, let no one handi
cap biiiis"1!' by tivim: inferior slot k
Let your animals in.U'i h with tin
pu rpbfiMp;
"BETTER SIRES? BETTER STOCK"
Livestock Leaks.
Prepare to Care for Animals and j
Mann re.
tienitum Collet' v,ul
ready? M 1s said that opport umt ' ;
knoc ks at the door of every man some ;
(im(. ,h.7Tnp his life, and the uueshon
which >'?>u must ask yourself is. Am
f ready?" Are you ready to po into
(he livestock pnine? Is your land well
fenced? I la vp you the rlfjlit sort l)f ,
past ui'pk? Do you raise your_o\vn j
feed or must you buy it? It pays to;
grind your ax before you start. If
you plan to go into the livestock busi ,
ness lie sure you are ready and then
po in ? t o st ay.
\nitnals make loads of inanuie. Are,
v,m prepared to save if The horse ,
\N ill produce !> tons, the dairy cow
i?ns Ihe *teer li ton.;, llie hup - tuns, i
;ind the sheep 2-', of a ton per year
Will you save this manure.'
'I'll i > i,..-t international harve ten:
in i|..> world lor corn and velvet ??. -an ?
.,!<< < :i 1 1 1 e and hoes The best n1'
?;(lH.nn' mim inii'" -pr.-olm- ar
, n,l , 1 1 : . The jrrynde I lei t It ./? '? 1
,.11 the \\ m id is manure
On t h" a vera te :i t on of. b:irrv::d
jvafitii e \\ ill ? oil' tin 1" pound - el ik ?
r.)Cen pound - of a. ;'| and 1" pounds
,,f ]m ?' a - h Ii ; ; " '
Mtiioun ' of oi iii> m.,1'- ' *ha <? ?ur
South r .rolina "-"M 5 """d :'n ' "11! 5
Experimental Results With M.v.j ?
r> ,.1 von ? 1 \ . ? r lop to i hin iv that
Ml?n. rh .n half the feittli/inp *
of manure is in the liquid immur.-*
Tl,t, (,i .. 1 : x !?? rim* ui Station sound
out it. at .-n.es. h manure was lo-t ! ?
s.-epa ; ? n i w?-i\ " month-' time. . \- n
wl ei-.- 1 '??? ral amount- of b. <1 bner
WHV 1 1 - ? ? d to pav for ? "IV t"i ini? the
floor
>ir! rorn-'ll Station "^n
pfo\ , ,| P.." nil! e expired !1 ? I-.
l1T,r. -.mH li?"" approximately
, , . ,!?e If it e .llowed
pen ? ni ? ? s ? < ? " f _
to !;? at t!: lo- ' n f" ,:n 1 ' ' 1
pep ' tit ."'ea t e r ^
I, {h I > oiiuiion pr.o ti< e to ' .! i.
mnnur- to ''>?? (odd and pl?. e it in
piles This is not a pood p'.^n It
should he immediately spread over
the soil i ml the thinner it i- -pre ,,1
the belt* r \ ton of manure tlunlv
spread wi'l be worth more than one
thh klv spread Thirty Ave v, n-'
work at the Pennsylvania Exp'-r.men!
Station *??? ?< to pro-.e that manure put
on at the rate of 1 :) ton? P-?r acre re
turned P'-r '??n- n>:,nm'?
put on at the rat.' of 2* tons p.T :o -
vioM.'d only i^,r '?,n
Pastures for Pi^s
ri?'i:'.s?in ' '< ? i I e c ? ? Mav W ? if.n
make the ho- business co in tl -,- -"-.fe
nnl.'sc Vke !l Ike L-on.l use of e 11 V ?ra"
Ine jf.i son \ pi^' ? ?' V'n :s
'and expensive while the ] .r ? n na. -
|- bappv. thriftv. and profitu!.'..'
! Kverv experiment station, e . pr'' er
: tension department and e\.-rv pr ?
parous hon raiser ;n this ...untrv
Hove, in vood pa -t tl res f?r lea--'
What can ^e -row In South ' .??'*
Una that hops ? i!! pa.-ture ' - ? ? ?
rv? . s";i ..a n s . ..u p. .s neni.ud a
peduAa wlv.-' bean- ..nd Hiam ?).*'
.lo ^.'11 in thi- -t.it
pose we t r\ -oni?' > ? ' ?
I and ? at ?? r pram " ?t ;on in t ??
1 w\'. hoc- w e! ! on pasture
I yn jt , li.-st t . i f.-ed 1 I ' " ? . n
i wi, .1 )>oe? nr.- en tj . ;
I Two ? . r 'itrec ??ar- of <-o:r.
.bote per -I i . ^ v n '"'
pa - 1 u ? ,;u "?"? .n a : n n, ..
rv.p c.-o r 1 trn? h ?*???;*
Vn ,f L- . ,.i piiniii'.' *
turn ?r-a *** ?? rAO Pn':na ,,f " '
fort > iar? per arre r ' n
wh^n ?fe P*'rc A-r "
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For Infants and Children
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
Is
Use
For Ovu
Thirty Yeats
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JEWELER Q OPTOMETRIST
? CAMDEN .
SOUTH CAROLINA!
Chevrolet "490" Touring Car
Was $925.00 Delivered Camden
Now $725.00, All Charges Paid
REDUCED $200
I lie Lowest Priced Completely Equipped
Automobile on the Market.
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