The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1921, Image 7
I'd walk
fo\ a Camel
The pleasure is worth it. There's no sub
stitute for Camel quality and that mild,
fragrant Camel blend.
The fellow who smokes Camels, wants
Camels. That's, because Camels have a
smoothness, a fragrance and a mildness you
can't get in another cigarette.
Don't let anj^one tell you that any other
cigarette at any price is so good as Camels.
Let your own taste be the judge. Try
Camels for yourself. A few smooth, refreshing
puffs and you'd walk a mile for a Camel, too.
-if . "
Camel
R. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co.
Wlnston-Salam, N. C.
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oAkron, Ohio
Dealer* everywhere are selling Goodrich Silver
to wn Cords, Goodrich Fabric Tirea and Goodrich
Red or Gray T qbes ? all one quality ? at the 20r o
reduction in prices which Goodrich made elec
tive May 2nd, 1921.
Cwur'lV/i 30 X J i
anti skid iafety tread fabric tire
non available at the
20% Price Reduction which
went into effeft May 2nd
IM^Wri L TO 8TOP HTRHAMS 1
1 Wuralni Ih?u(hI by (-wnr Warden to
| ' Ttxtop Who Would Violate fluh Uw?
The follow I hk copy (if ati lu t has
Ikhmi sent in the gtttuo warden# through
out tlu4 state with the request t ha t it
he published in tho county iwper*. On
account ??f this law not having Ih^ii
enforced for the |m*t few years, it is
very prohahle that many people may
Ihv under the Impression that the la v\- j
has been rc|?enlcd. ami for this reason
the chief game warden wishes that it
lie published in order that the people
may be 'advised. This Is a very, impor
tant law and if properly enforced will
do more to protect the fish of our
state thai i any othev one law upon the
statute hooks :
"TllelV shall he a close time in all
the creeks; streams and Inland paters
of the State from the setting of tin1
sun eaeh S(inrda\ until the rising of
(he sun each Wednesday. du'rtiig which
time all seins. nets or any plan or de- j
vice for the stoppage or collecting of
fUh. which c?hstruets any portion of
a ny creek, st r'eai m or I ula ml waters other
'than a dam for ttia-nufacturing | nrpososr
shall It removed from >ahl creeks,
streams or inland waters: an<! any per
son or persons using such seine, net.
plajii or do\ ice i'n violation of tin; pro
visions of 1I1K Act shall In* deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con
vietion thereof before an\ Court of
competent jurisdiction. - lut il hp fined in
the sum ''f two hundred dollars. otic
half of which >hall no to the Informer
and t he other half to tlic Court in
which the' 'case shall lie tried. <?r he
imprisoned for a period not less than
three nor more than six months, ur
hoth. in the discretion of tlie Court
frying the case. Nothing herein con
tained <hall :? pp ! \ to .. fMdng with dip
nets ti?ed by hand A tul wherever an\
seine, net or an\ pla n' or device for the
?toppai;e or e'dloeting of fish, as uhove
stated, shall he used, the Chief
tiatne Warden. or any Warden
shall have the authority, in t lie
name of the State, to seize ami hold
said seine, net or plan o|- device for the
stoppme or collecting of fish, and to
use the same a? evidence for the pur.
pose of convicting any |K?rson violating
the provisions of this section: and up
on . conviction of the -person, so using
said seine, net or plan or dcvict/for
the stoppage or collecting <>f fish. the
same -hall he forfeited to the State
and sold the proceeds of said sale to
he transmitted to the credit of the
tJaine Protection Kund.''
"Approved I he Uth dn\ of Kehrusirv.
A. !>.. r.ils."
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Asphalt Lake of Trinidad.
The fa r famed" asplnlt lake of Trinl
?la <1 is not much to l??..k iH It is ti
slight l\ i-niH'u ve. ldack patch of n hun
dred tiiTi < with shores i n I tt? ;t<
those <>f a lake of water. It is sur
rounded l?y -viuit.v brush unit low.
t hirst \ palms. To the left hhiek towers
of n hiilf dozen oil wells break the
? 'thet wi.se hi. ink horizon. A trade wind
almost ennsta nt ly sweeps across the
flehl.
< Hi the surface of the hike several
groups of negroes work leisurely. One
man in eaeli group turns up with every
blow of his pick a black, porous lump
of pitch the -size of a market basket;
the others bear the lumps away on
their heads to curs that run on narrow
trucks. Other men push the loaded
ears to the "factory." The pitch is s?
light that the largest lump Is scarcely
a burden. The men are paid eighty
cents a day of ten hours ? a sum that,
as it '?<n'uis big to them ami small to
their employers, satisfies everyone.
This reservoir of pitch is apparently
Inexhaustible. The holep <Hijr during
the day fill Imperceptibly ami are
generally gone by morning: the deej>ost
one ever excavated disappeared in
three days. Only a small part of the
field is worked : it could easily ke^p
all the ship" of the -world busy.
I The lake, whh-b. says Mr. Harry A.
! Fraiick in "Knaming Through the West
Indies." has a faint smell of sulphur.
I il i-? soft underfoot like a t?ar sidewalk
| in mid-summer. If a man stands still
I on it for a minute or two, the heels of
i I j i - shoes will wink out of sight In a
few places it is not solid enough to
sustain a man's weight, though ehild
1 r?'n ami the barefooted workmen scamp
or across it anywhere at s-ight of a
white visitor to demand "a penny,
ph-a sc. sir "
Arrest of eight men charged with
the robberies of more than lOo bank*
a lid post offices In the Atlantic states
from South Carolina to Now York was
h n ti'?u need in Atlanta. Wednesday. b\
post a I iiisp?K-tor? I iisp?s-tors who r*
turned to Atlanta from C'ohimhhi. S. C.
a-s?Tted the men were member* of a
gang which had worked for two years
with headipia rter* at Columbia and
New York Seven of them, the\ de
clared. were arrested in or near C-o
lumbia and \Vnr-?"n Wallace. whom
t tie3' describeil <i> tin h-.idii ,i ?> taken
to Springfield. Til N ainev of the men
taken in South Carolina were given a*
William Rrawley. Ih-wcy Oeiini- Alex
Cnrtleilge. I.loyd f,ori< k. William Nor
voJI. WillU Cartle. |ge. and .1 M <e.ff
nii nfr iiirdvT bond*. 7 he in
speefor* waid. The government fir*t
broke -i r?to the operation* of the alleged
gang, according to the in*p?*ctors. when
three men. reputed to )m> leader*. ^er*1
arrested in different part* of the coun
try Thes*? n>en are in Federal prisons,
it ?as added, ami information obtained
from them led to arrests of the others.
?J^pan leads the world in the num
ber of divorces pranted annually.
The N?w tluby.
44 Well Jimmy," said the visitor, "I
understand you have a new baby here."
"Ye*,* Haiti Jimmy.
. "Who does he look like, your father
or your mother?" asked the visitor.
"We don't know yet.'* *aUt Jimmy,
"Ho seems kind ?>f undeelded yet."
"They tell me be has yonr father's
?U?Se."
said Jimmy. "IT ha* im's
nose and inn's mouth and Aunt Harah'a
ears and between you and me, I'm for
ftlvln* him grandpa's teoth, He ain't
l?ot any of his own, and gNUUlpa'P got
two sets. (
VOTAN COFFKK? "IMK* Ih. Ih. oans
NOi'. Today <>nly. The Cash Store.
iMii
An Italian was among a i*artjr of
young nu>u workltvg on a road, irhea
a smartly clresatMl young follow ia a
motor car went by slowly.
He had a little lutly with hlui, and
to show off ? ho yelhnl out to tho ttftl*.
lan: "Hoy. imim ronl, where' * your
won keyl"
Qulok us a flash the brawny Uonoesa
yelled hack; ?
"1 filvo hltu h ilay off. mister, ami 1
think he's taken his host, girl out Joy
titling In a second-hand oar I"
The I uitod Slates army maintains a
?ohoo\ fur tho i in living of young worn
on a* nurses
GOODRICH TIRES
Goodrich Tires always have
t?eeii the Im*n( buy ? hut NOW
with u vii m?r eont reduc*
t ton we don t see lio\V you
can afford NOT t ?? line them.
Wo have your .size hi silver
towns. rubrics ami Tube*.
GEORGE T. LITTLE, Disiributor
Franklin, Hupp and Chevrolet Automobiles
QUAKER STATE OIL WILLARD BATTERIES
Healthful, Refreshing and Nourishing
Drinks and Ice Cream that is
good to eat at
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Gettys' Buttermilk - - - 5c
Orange & Lemonades 10c
Buttercup Ice Cream - 15c
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Should your goods he stolen, you can replace
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Burglary Insurance.
Such insurance proyides payment of the losses in
curred, promptly and equitably.
For a few dollars a year you can get this solid
protection against money loss.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
L. C. BERRY, Manager
Phone
66
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Cumberland, Md.