The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 07, 1921, Image 7
Make Your Own Soap!
YV? ncn all over the country arc
learning that the soap they make at
home is better, purer and more eco
nomical than factory made soaps.
Just save the household grease that
now goes into the garbage. Huj^ a
can of Red Devil 1 ,yo and follow the
plain, easy directions for soap -making.
Each canful saves you ful'j ^ dollar!
Good Soap From Waste Fatal
But Use Red Devil ?
Red Devil Lye has such tremendous
strength and power that every canful
will turn waste grease into many big
cakes of splendid laundry soap. Easy
to do. Follow directions, right on
the label.
Saves. You
A Lot Of Money
You are paying 80 cents to a dollar
(or as much soap as you can make
'with a can of Red Devil Lye ? and
the soap you buy is not as pure as you
can make yourself from the fats and
scraps you now waste! Your home
made soap will contain all of the nat
ural glycerin and will be free from
the adulterants so common in factory
made soaps.
Made By
Win. Schield Manufacturing Co.,
St. Lout*, Mo.
Handy sifter-top can Itaeptlke
powdered Lye at its full con
centrated strength, ready for
use without any waste. Look
for th? Red Devil's head on
the label and get a can today.
RED DEVIL LYE
Sure is Stroncf/ ?
YOUR OROCER SeH-LS IT
Used
Cars
HUDSON 6-40 TOURING *
franklin ROADSTER
COLUMBIA TOURING
MITCHELL TOURING
DODGE ROADSTER
ESSEX TOURING
Vim Delivery 3-4 ton Truck with express body and top.
1 0-horse-power gasoline engine.
All in good mechanical condition. If you want a bar
gain in used cars come in and see us.
Liberty Motor Sales Co.
CAMDEN, S. C.
GROCERIES
WHEN YOU THINK OF 'EM THINK OF
Lang's High Grade Grocery
Telephone No. 2
\N lia\e it high powrr, fast rutting outfit foroeil feed ? a complete
pnuor plant in itself for flawing log* to any length. Doe* the work
"f *i\ to ten men. I.e\er eontrol of bladr while engine is running. Have
Komi assortment of (incline Kn
Kines. All equipped with Ifosrh
Magneto and offVrxl at factory
fji irrx.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.
823 West Gervais St.
Columbia, S. C.
:? 'f>ntni! and
sa w
I '? fir-t toil orders reoei vod for this m^lne will bo furnished for
? 'i' li I>o not forjret ligscb Mu^ieto equipment instead of battery.
HANY MKN TOIt
\ ml riitn For Cumin;; of Tit* Com
Wincri IUr Show,
uiu- iiundifii 1 1 ?? i i (uv working ? i : i >
ami night Jhhd to lot you know that
: Howe's < ? r?N< t l.omkm Olroux and N an
j Ainhurj:'* Trained ? Wild Animals -the
| new ami My condonation of two v\ c> 1 1
j knwn u)nt established shows will
(?(miic to Camden. Salunla.w ? >?'l
1.1th
TIhvm? im<*h a if lln> ml vr^tUiuu
agviii *, advance inaftnuei>. hill j)o*Jors
III houraplu'r* ami hummV men of tho
, hi^ .vhuu 'k udvamta. IU?*jdo? tt?U> fonv
j'lhotv Hrr local contract IpR aRChls. spe '
trial conmietiiu! agent v railroad con
j I m*'t Inu agent*. piv*> agents all uv
t ranging fur tin* coming of tin- slum
{ stippHo*. i rnn-i'"! ih I ion, p n I ? I i ? - i i \ and
j permit*
; So. on circus mom. when the four
; i I ? ?w?* -\'a n ? Amliurg ti\ain? pull Into
!l?i\vn. you'll know thai n\an\ iium? hav*
lollod and planimd *<y, ilrii the lily
j "tout* inn \ riso on tiinc\ the two i.ullo
I hi ratio may proceed on a practicable
It
route, the i??u show d<>or< may dp|.??
on t lino.
Mack with Iho >hi>\\ arc oleVeu hun
dred people. five hundred and fit'lv ,
lo'iv-os and three hundred wild ani .
ilia I*. .with nlnoloon elephants . and a
flock of potiON >*\eljing Iho total Tho I
double nn'ioi nor i? ? will )??? a treni in
<h < d. a* w ill tho fhriliinu w ild animal
act* \vhi?h I'orin a background for Iho!
thioo-rluir, two's-lage circus program
presented 1 ? \" three h.nndrod and eighty
four I'uropeau. Soiifh ? .American ;tnd
American oirons slar.- The hi<^ l ? *t ? !
of (In* slrow'i wilh il^ patent unnd j
stand*. which unfold from thlrt.v <pe i
eial wagon-. so 1 1 s twelve thousand
people
Tho Iloentcon Society of l.oiidon ha>
amondod iis rnlos *o thai Mine. I'm r i ??.
tho noted radium expert oan bevimo
a inond?or of iho ^oeicfy.
i if l In1 mo ro than s.noO.ooo women'
employed In tho I'nUod Slalom only j
alumf if ooo.oiio aro organized.
Dcetroy Cotton StwlLs Now.
t'leuwm Collie. iH?t. J. Tlu? eai'ly
full di'struetiou of cot ton stalks is the
au?\i important single m< |i iu any lijilit
a?Hiiift tlii> boll weevil. St? says l'rof.
A K. Coiirttdi. entomologist, who adds
(hat i( litis lu't'H shown lime and .again
in ptiu lUv and hy e\|H>rlnients that the
imvsl fuvovytde condition for- the holl
woovll to imss tlii' winter suivi\s?fuU>
are found in tho*e field** in wliioli tin1
cotton sUtlks. tOKtdher with ynisx
weeds. fallen loaves and other refuse
arc loft undisturbed until nenrl\ limr
to plant ilie following season, ? ?n J
vtu-h fields the jjrontost nmnhet of;
weevil- will -nivive. .1 1 o i evcrv faiinei
should ask himself tho tiuostlou, ''Will
I permit my farm to* he a vviuior hotel
for I ho pe-t "
In other \yod-. will' t ht? funnel
rlioOM' lo dest ro\ thtA weevil this lull
or liu Vo tin1 weevil do*lm^ li i - eo(|on
it?*\( The earlier tho stalks arc
detl'o>ed Hit' fewer Weevils will -nrvlvi
l hi' whiter In infested fields it is
t'oinuion Id find weevil*. at the rate of
five to t w enly fiv c thousand, per uefe.
at rhi- time of fir*.l fro-t ll is a well
known fa<t lliu.i tin- weevils develop
iiiU la.le in the fall arc the one* most
likely f'1' -nrviv e ihe winter a-. (hoy
arc not went op) h.v tout; I'liuhO ami
the ri'irinu ? . t rite voimu as a i4e tin
older weevil* I'ur this reason develop.'
nieni of weevils in late fall nin-t h; (
preSented ;i v i lie fir*. I -top in makintf
(lie l ? f X I eeltuli elop. - '
Therefore We -hoiild -tari now a
eleunim: <:t lopaltfO -nek a- SotilM'
<'nrolitia III- never before witnessed
The holl w * ? e v i 1 i- ,?i pVsl with a terri
Ide nni'Mini of I"i u 1 1 ! . ami to meet this
-i t iia l ion var firmeij inii-t develop
the Im-sI fiuhtim; spirit of whi<h (hc\
are eil| able
l!arlv -tall* de-i nut ion and clean
f:i rininu w i J. 1 1 cover crop-, const.ilnic
lite lilo*l powerful - u'ntt I ha t can he
use I a^'ain-i the ]>esi at tlii- time
Whatever method of cleaning i- cut
ployed, oit" lliiiiL' i- certain Tin
weevil-' w inter hotel- must l?e destroy
ed lit l fie word- of uoiieral Neville
before \ erdiitt ''Tltev -hall m>l pT<* ''
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COUNTY CLAIMS PAID,
Following i? a list cf fl si i m s
l'l'on ami ordered paid by the
of ( 'oinin issioners of Kershaw
;i i their meet i li'ir ) i ? * I < 1 Notoher I
pas- ?
P.o < ?
Cotjf ?
1M-J1
J. 'L'. I'aiiK'i'Dii, salary
keeper.
<; ( W'eMi. -alary and jail
fee-. ? ?
.1. H. M< I -end, Hilary a nd_erlin
ina I work.
1? M. Mei'uskill, salar\ and
paid jury.
Alien H. Murehi-on. salary awl
postage.
\V. L. MflnnvHI. salary and
postage ?
It. 10. Sparrow, salary,^?
It. K. Sparrow. for paupers. .
.1. II. Clyhurn. clerk hire,
J. II. Clyburn. salary, postage
and recording.
r;. i.. Dixon, salary.
\V F. ItusseM, salary and tax
( 'aleuhitor,
Tom Johnson, salary.
I-'. M. Wooteii salary commis
sioner.
< '. A. Johnson. salary eonjniis
sioner.
.1. V. Voiuiu. salary commis
sioner. . ... .. .
\V. 1". I?a\is. salary commis
sioner,
.1 I.. Ilin-on. salary c
sioiier.
(' N. I luinphrie-. < ?in in i *
? -ioiier -alary.
M. W lloiisrh". -ahir.x
sinner.
! .1 I? l ! i ? < ? u 1 1 r v . -alaiv ; 1 1 ? ? 1 e\
|M'll-e-.
I I > i iff ?'"i \ - i la r\ fr- -in
I'm I
-a 1 .i i i>
In 1 i i .
r M Mahat'l
hired fMiiu.
, T. 1 i. 1 Miiil).i i . -a hi lie- f? ? ? <nr
! v.-y
II I.. Mnnn -alnrie- fot ??lutju
irniiL' and evpen-e
I*. I' lloherts. -alaiv
Samuel \ X ifhol>oii . -aiar.x.
I' I'. Floyd. -alary
.1 I ! ( i.pr-la ml. -aia i y
I VV M St"ke-. -alarv
| A I ('Milk - i la r\ .
I I' Thomp-ui, -a In r \
! ( i I Hi ii-' 'ii -a la r>
; S S ( 'lyhnrn. -a la r\
j I . \ i it 1 1 v\ < >d IMiarina- v. < 1 riii*
( * \l < '? ilciiia li. 1 1 pa i rinu l;n\ r
i
' m< ?\\ or ..
j K> i -ha u M. I'nid car
| and part-.
\ i: 1 ??-lT i?*k : l 1 1 < I I ' i I : ii bridge
j ami fi-rrv
?I. K. I'-nrfieM. repairing
! bride*
.1 M ( i ni'-r-'H ?a - a ml <>il,
.F M Martin Imiii1'<" . 1 1 1 ? 1
buiidim: bridir'*
.1 1 >h n -"M ( 'on-t l in t inn i " ruad
w ork I ?<-K all- ln>nd
Krin-- 1 l'rietajr -a hi i v -uper
intcmh-nr hired uan;'
? ; \V Turner ?n!nrv -upenn
t ciidi-ni 1 1 i r ? d "a nc
.1 \V Voting. iifv in?' vv 1 1 f ? ? 1 1 ? ??
Heard- 'iai a:'- r?-h??\in^ ''a*
trrv
Liberty Motor Sab - ' ? : ? -i '
and onto ?oj*pli<
II \V Pare road w.-rk J mil *
T K Trolfer. for eonn'v loir^
Kershaw Mereai.t d<- \ liank
inir < 'o.. supplies f r gangs
Stephens A I>nvi- -applies for
chain gang.
| Springs Si. Shannon, suppiw
hired gnntr.
Nf C. Purftley. lumber.
W. A McDowell, shop work.
CiM of f'nmden. wafrr and
4 "f*
i I M i
SJ I U"
'2~li I ? M l
1
IT" I I
t -J 1 *.
r.j
linlii -?
,\|i?v I!I;iii Ih> T.irrint. homo
demoiM rator
.1 W. Sanders. f.inn ilrHH'M
stnif>U\ . \ ~
Camden Hospital. for 1 1 < ? ^ j ? i
t a 1.
Ui'scuo Orphanage. c-are of
children.
Cm indi'ii Wh'desa I (irooery
supplies hired gang. ....
<i, W. Mobley. salaries hired
plat'.
A. U, Johnson, road work und
supplies.
.1. tiny Lumber Co.. stakes
for surveyors.
burns & Ilarrett. supplies
Muggins A Muggins. shop
work.
Community < ? i 1 Co . gasoline
and oil.
J. M. Porter, work on bridge
.?. M.' Martin, lumber.
(I c. Pnte. lumlver. .
W. I.. Slokes, salary and rrl
minal work.
C. N. .Folios, salary and erinii
tiiil work.
1". IV Floyd, erimiiial work. .
II. M. Oghurn. salary and <-ri
initial work.
T M. Keith. salar.x and meal
to prison
C i . Padgett. ?-a(ary.
Mil ( key MfiTa lit i I ? ? ('<>. -up
plies.'
M.n Tlnauh. d i f fen-nee i i 1 1 i I ? ?
1 1 ado.
Sall\ Yates. right of way.
Y.-ineey Pros . supplies.
The Texas i'?>. i ?iili n?* and
I ! ;i ]i Pros . -lotlijng f( ? i i ha in
Tt u. ?d. ! i i i raue. ;i u I < > siippl ie~
\ Wilsyli i 1 II ? .-Hid
t oil.
\\ r Sow Hi lllliiher.
i I \|<*Cji s|^ i i! . liinib'-r
.1 \1 l)i\is. lumber a lid work
I I 1 1 ill < ':i r?"?ui Co.. shovels
iii.il pieks.
I ; i ' 1 Ifii :ii-i I . ?liup u m k an!
p. i I ! s.
.1 iliii K* Anil. s;il;iry.
( i. iiinl'i i ? iffice Supjilv i ?
. '-tfi'-c furniture.
< i . 1 1 'Kill ||\.|| Work- siipplir
J I ? Adams \ ( 'o . supplier.
Si, -tie liiglnvav 1 >i*pa rtmetit .
supplies and ?1 fit ft i ti sr.
i " . ? i ? s ' ? 1 i . I 1 1 cd I '.i mis i"?i 1 .'i'J
hu?hel? forn,
I 'i.i i . & Savings' Pank mr.i..\
a-l va need f<?r express.
The I'ank of Cannh'ii. ui<>n<>
;idvaneed f<?r payrolls.
Mi?ses I ?r;i keford, rutting hedg.
\\ A 1'. rani) am
i A Hranhiitn. s;,hit\
A li Collins d'linak'e pi . i.?p
j: I < 'on noil, damace to ? -r ? .p
t 1 Williams, right of wav.
I I MeKinzie. damatro orop
( t\ Killing Station, gas-<-,lir.e
iinii oil.
S..i|Thern Hell Telephone ('<>.
u '? rent.
T
1 I V. I f'2 !
Kerapil ulal ion.
I??K.iM. Hoiids. i . 1's j
* it,' \ It oa d.s a in I I'ridge v I. 1 s 7 H
PC 1 Mill Hoar I Work
? ! . . t . 1 1 <iang Kx pcns<-s i . \r>H ."?7
i iff,, .-i s Salaries J..'U?7.7S
M s< ! ;| ill-Oils t 2.01.1.SS
1 1,W4 f? J
B. V. SPARROW,
[Camden Loan & Realty Company
First National Bank Building
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
Attractive policies to meet every need
I. IFF. INSURANCE WITH DOUBLE INDEMNITY AND
TOTALLY DISABILITY BENEFITS
FIRE INSURANCE TO PROTECT YOUR COTTON,
AUTOMOBILE, DWELLING AND ALL PROPERTY
Let us write that policy today.
1 1 1 :u i : <?\i: wii.i. i i n i ? \ \ \um:i? stuck ok sii.\ mkwahi:
l.ASTIMi IU:.MKMHKA WK.S .\NI? SKITYHI.K KOK MA.
IICCASIUNS. K.l'T KKMKMUKH. XVII KTlt Kit VOI'l! I>KM\V1>S
MAY I'.r: SII.VKII ui; ItlAMnNUS 4 > I i AN Y OTllilK LINK ?>K
.li:\VKI.UV. Vnl AUK ASSl KK<I ? SAT1,SKA< TU ?N AT Tills VV
?Vi . '
Til I'.VTi: KST Vltl-ISIIMKNT.
G.L.BLACKWELL
JEWELER ft OPTOMETRIST
?CAM PEN ,
r SOUTH CAROLINA
FLOWER BULBS
FOR OUTDOOR PLANTING OR FORCING -
Hyacinths ? Tulips ? "" Narcissi us Freesias
? *ALSO ?
Sweet Pea Seed Garden Seed Onion Sets
Prices lov^?r than last year.
W. Robin Zetnp's Drug Store
Telephone 30 West Side Itrouri St.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable
We are doing it for thousands of others ? why; not
for you? We believe a trial will convince you.
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
Cotton Wanted.
\
Nitrate makers advancing ? now
$48.00 ex-vessel. Place your order
for spring shipment before it goes
higher. Contracts direct with im
porter.
F. M. WOOTEN