The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 05, 1921, Image 7
Why the
New Perfection is
so successful for cooking
THE present New Perfection. Oil
C.ook Stove owes its success to its
design and the care with which it
is built. Early types of "oil stoves"
cannot compare with it in conveni
ence, economy and durability.
The New Perfection burner
produces the hottest kind of a
flame ? white-tipped. This and
the lone blue cnimney are re
sponsible for the splendid results
obtained by New Perfection users
everywhere.
The chimney is made long for a distinct
purpose. It assure* the burning of ? every
last drop of kerosene used. There is no fuel
wasted in the form of soot on the bottom
SECURITY OIL
STANI>AUl>
CHlCOf-UVVSY
of utensils. Then, top, it drive* the clean
heat of the white - tipped flame forcibly
against the pan or kettle. No flame is ever
as hot as the area just ? little above it.
There's no stooping over to the oven when
you use a New Perfection. It is up where
you can reach it easily. The New Perfection
oven has a three-point locking device that
keeps the door closed tightly and prevents
the escape and waste of neat. Vou can look
into it at all times through the glass door.
The large four-bumersize with warming cab
inet is most popular. There are also, how
ever, five, three, two and one-burner sizes.
Use Aladdin Security Oil regularly to ob
tain the best possible results. Always pure
and clean? It's all heat.
New Perfection Oil Cook Stores are iold by most
hardware, furniture and department stores.
STANDARD OILCOMPANY(New JERSEY)
NEW PERFECTION
00 Cook. Stoves
Fruit Ik^jrjJlJeetle.
Clemsou College, August 1. ? At this
season dead twigs may often be notlc'
ed in the peach orchard, and examina
tion wilt show that holes in the bark
similar to those made by shooting a
load of No. 8 shot into a tree. These
holes are made by the fruit bark beetle
when laying eggs, the young working
In the sap wood. This is among the
worst pests of the fruit trees.
The burk beetle attacks trees fol
lowing some injury or other cause that
weakens the tree. For example, a
limb wholly or ipartly broken off In
orchard work, is weakened and imme
diately attacked by these peats. The
same trouble may be caused by permit
ting brown rot to stay on the trees.
Other common causes that weaken
trees and bring about an infestation
by this pest are the peach tree borer
and the San Jose scale.
* ' Whether the orchard Js large or
small, it ;is very important that the
trees be watched with some diligence
advises Prof. A. P. Conradl, entomolo
gist. As soon as an injured limb Is dis*
covered it should be taken out and
burned. Where brown rot occurs and
causes twigsylo rot, the . affetfted fruit
should be removed, together with the
Injiycd twigs, and absolutely destroyed.
The control of the various fruit in
sects is discussed in Hx tension 01 r<
[cular 25 and Information CariLU, both
of which will be Sent upon request.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, with her
huiihaad. Is charting the highways be
tween. Chicago and Seattle for the de
partment of Interior.
Everythin
nothim
THAT'S OUR IDEA in making
CAMELS ? the Quality Cigarette.
Why, just buy Camels and look at the package!
It's the best packing science has devised to keep
cigarettes fresh and full flavored for your taste.
Heavy paper outside ? secure foil wrapping inside
and the revenue stamp over the end to seal the pack
age and keep it air-tight.
And note this! There's nothing flashy about the
Camel package. No extra wrappings that do not
improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense
that must come out of the quality of the tobacco.
Camels wonderful and exclusive Quality wins on
merit alone.
Because, men smoke Camels who want the
taste and fragrance of the finest tobaccos, expertly
blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth,
refreshing mildness and their freedom from ciga
retty aftertaste.
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Camels are made for men who tlnnk for them
*
selves.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wm*?on~Sal??. N. C,
tfA* stfcH LIFE'S BITTERNESS
Granddaughter of the Mighty Napo
ieorv 4 Worthy of ft<?me?nbranc?i
by the French People.
Par. > ..i.s, i \,mI liif ouicnury of Na*
potrou Bonaparte's death with elabo
rate cvrenioulaa a few weeks ago.
Amid uli i hi' iu honor of the one
time urhliet <>f Kurope another tlgure
stood out ilt contrast thul of a WOUIHU
of tll'ty, dressed In black, with a flue,
open face, IlllCXS b> sorrow and lilt- IU
It'ssmii efl'orl lt> eke out a livelihood,
u teacher iu hu ordinary elementary
school near the Boulevard St, Michel.
Thin pupr teacher, now living iu a tiny
apartment wlili her cat and a few thea
ter possession*, is ihe ?ruiniilaui;iiifi
of Naiioloon I. Iter father was Ihc Ille
gitimate sou of Napojedu add Kleonore
(if in Plaigne, a luaii) of honor to faro?
line Mural. Napoleon gave the hoy the'
title of Count Leo IV. Borh Iu 1800.
"(Joilhl Leon" died lu 1881, after an ex
citing ami* feverish life, into which he
crowded excessive gambling, luauy
diiels and love nivalis auii some mys
tical meditations. Tiie count's only
daughter, Charlotte Leon, wus horn
when her father was sixty yearn old.
Xlt*? Itt'umi life as u teacher lu Algeria
to support her widowed mother, to
whom tlio .count laid left l?ut smull
means of subsistence. After hard years
of struggle on a pittaiM'c site finally
Went lo Paris, w here she mauled a
it, Mesnard. taking lite name of Mine.
McsnnrtM.con. Her husband ls^ now
dead and siie Uvea alone, barely re
moved from want. meditating- on the
strange destiny of her grandfather, the
great emperor, of her father's wild and
stormy IJfo~~nnd of her only son, who
died for France ut Illicit))* during the
ffigjft ? ' ' ; ? '' V; ; '
ALCOHOL FROM THE JUNGLE?
May Yet Be Economically Manufac
tured From Mo'ift Vegetation of
Tropical Forests.
We clutch at anything as a substl-.
tute for gasoline. Professor NVhltford
of ,11a* Yale school of forestry says
that alcohol could be economically ,
manufactured from the moist vegeta
tlon of tropical loivsts and jungles.
"The evidence is conclusive," said Pro
fessor Whit ford, "that tire tropical
sun has the power to store up more
energy In the form of cellulose in a
given time than has the temperate sun.
If this is In a utllly.uhle form It re
mains for liitr ingenuity of man to
overcome the difficulties of profitably <
applying Jt. With the Increasing needs
of the nation It Is reasonable to ex
pect that sooner or later It will be
necessai^ to utilize more fully the
plant resources of the tropica."
Professor Whit ford said that the an
nual production of alcohol from the
nipa plant in the Philippines was now
nearly 3,000.000 gallons and that one
distillery there had produced 98 per
cen,t alcohol at a cost of about 20
cents a gallon, and If operated to full
capacity could make it at a cost of
15 cents a gallon.? Scientific Ameri
can. _
? Reverting Speech.
A curious phonographic iustrumeut
was invented by Ponlseu, capable of re
versing the sounds of a word or a sen
tence. A steel piano wire, carried on
two spools, passes between the poles
of a small electromagnet so connected
with a telephone transmitter that spo
ken words are magnetically, recorded
on<the moving wire and reproduced in
a receiving instrument* When the mo
tion of the wire Is direct, the words ar?'
heard as In ordinary conversation, but
if the motion is reversed, the sounds
come to the ear in reverse order, like
words spelled backward. To represent
the order In which the reversed sounds
strike the ear, however, not only must
the order of the letters composing a
word be reversed but each letter must
Itself be reversed from right to left, as
when reflected In a mirror. ? Christian
Science Monitor.
Remarkable Calculation.
Charles Ij. Hodgson, professqr of
higher mathematics at Clrrlst Church,
Oxford, known to most people as
"Lewis Carroll," and the author of
"Alice In Wonderland," Is responsible
for the following peculiar- calculation :
Write down the number of your
brothers that are living. Multiply tills
by two. Add three. Multiply the re
sult by five. To this add the number
of your living sisters. Multiply the
result by ten.
Add to this result the number of
your dead brothers and sisters. From
tho total substract 150.
Tlfr right h^pd flKure gives the
number of deaths, the middle figure
glve? the number of living sisters, and
the left-hand figure gives the number
of living brother*#.
Lodgings or Collypops.
Referring to our note on the disap
pearance of cottage pudding becSusa
of the shortage of oottsges, u corre
spondent Hsks If the high cost <>4 iftru
ber Isn't really due to the vast quanti
ties of It now being u*?*d In ma king
lolfypop handles. Probably, sir, prob
ably. So that while we use our lumber
In making cheap sweets we cannot ex
pert to hare cheap sultrs. ? Ho*ton
Transcript.
German Blind Soldier* incraaaa.
TT?ere sre 8 ,?22 blind soldiers in
Germany from the World war and one
hundred have died. The discouraging
feature of it all la that there wire
only l.1?f?4 war blind wheiv the armis
tice was signed. In addition to the
totally blind, there are at present 4.
12? Vl.i Imve "bnd eyes" h* the r*
auft ofcmfi,#errtce.--Seu York Kve
nlng l'oat.
Buy Jewelry
at Home
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No use to patronize the catalogue houses when
you can get as large and varied a selection of Jewelry
and Novelties at this store as can be found anywhere
in the carolinas.
Our repair department is all that could be wish
ed for. ? Buy at Home
? ? r;. ..... .. yy *.???-? ^ivrry r
Member of Cham ber of Commerce
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Cleaning and Pressing
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HAVE YOUR OLD H ATSCLE A NED AND BLOCKED
AT THE CITY PRESSING CLUB.
Tailoring, Cleaning, Pressing and Dying.
Bring or mail us your work. All hat work received by
Wednesday of each week will be returned same week
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received. ? ?
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED ? 4V;
City Pressing Club
SAMUEL HOPKINS, MANAGER
535 DeKalb St., Camden, S. C> " Phone 178
Seeds For Planting _
Turnips and Ruta Bagas, Cabbage, Collards, Beans,
Beets, Spinach, Watermelons and Cantaloupes. To kill
the pests we have, Calcium Arsenate; Paris Green, Bor
do-leaded, Lime-Sulphur, Sulpho-Tobacco Soap, Black
Leaf No. 40. To give new life to your ferns and plants
try one of our 50c packages of "Bon-Arbor."
^ W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30 s West Side Broad St.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable
We are cooing it for thousands of others ? why not
for you? We believe a trial will convince you. ,
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
Cotton Wanted
v?
Nitrate of Soda
For Sale
F. M. WOOTEN