The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 25, 1921, Image 7
Respect Your Old Age
you llko freedom uud Independence
now -It will an 'an oven ukmv to you
>vheu you arc- old.
Money Is power. The elderly per?o?
with money Is looked up to and res*
(Muted. Without money, ho or she Is
il^ni)(>h( upon pubiie or private
charily.
Live' your life. You never can *o
Umu as you de(KM.id upon each day's
work f(?r your d ft fly hfettd. < Jet abend.
I .ei others work for you.
Start and save, (let ahead. That's
the t'lrst step. Then you are roadf to
fjjke advantage of any opportunity.
Your dollars grow fast here, for we
pay I per cent Interest, compounded,
t?et your money to worklux for yow.
tiet started I
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, 3. C
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
We have been in business for
thirty years and have never put
on a "sale," but we have decided .
to reduce our stock of WAGONS,
BUGGIES, WAGON and BUGGY
HARNESS and RIDING BRIDLES
Prices marked down regardless
of cost. We intend giving our cus
tomers bargains. See us and be
convinced.
Springs & Shannon
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
Have You Got
Money in the Bank?
People do get sick. There
is plenty of work for the doc
tor always. Suppose you pot
sick and couldn't earn any
money, but had to spent! more.
What would you do? You'd
worry yourself more sick. You
would fret for those you love.
Rut if you Wad a nice sum of
money in the bank you could
rest easy knowing that those
dependent upon you were well
cared for.
; WOULD IMiL ItMOTMOUC^ -
Widely Known Olnrth Paper Sng
K**4*i Uetith ?n Remedy.
j "The only good bootlogKor Is h
l?pot logger," is the startling headline
in an article iu Hi** World Digest of
lleforiu News, Issued by the MeUm
?list Board of Temperance. in Wash
ington. riniuoring for law enforce
ment for i|>hohil?lth-ii, the World I Mgest
asserts :
"On several oA^kIohh rtxentl.v Pro
hibition and police officers in the tils
chufge of their duty have been fired
upon by btHtfJegger*. l!nfortu\iaJely
gO|j(H? of throe belligerent In ml leavers
Ijiuve been taken and kKlged in Jail : j
they should have boon lodged five feet j
under ground/'
In tleserfldufi jT~recent arrest The i
World I Hires! sayy :
Moth Ixxdloctfor* leaped from the
ear with dftivu revolvers : neverthe
less, the officer's took them alive."
In black face type the article g oes
on : . . v, '.-? .
"Tills is not jjoihI iK?lley. Such In
eidenis should he dealt with according
to the code of the Texas Hanger. We
would l the last to advocate the ua>
warranted use of wea|?vns by offleers,
hut. a bootlegger is worth ii lot more to
the eountry dead than 'alive.*"
Will Meet ' With Approval.
Columbia. Nov 1 It h. -Officials of
the South Carollua Good Koads Asso
eia f ion say that the action of the con
ference of mayors ol the state iu ask
ing the Governor to recommend to
the Generifl Assembly that the. neces
sary steps bo taken to insure a bond
tsslie for tJio construction of high
ways will tn??et - with state-wide a|>
prova I.
?'There will never be more opportune
tin>?? for the construction of perma
nent highways than the next two
years." says the statement. "The
cost of construction will In; lower ami
there will be an abundance of lat*>r.
The construction of the roads will
give employment to thousands who are
now out of work or who will be out
of work. ^
"11 is absolutely necessary that the
state inagurate a road-building pro
gram on a large ^|le if it is to keep
pace with IN si^*r states. NTkr'th
Carolina has already begun the ex
jtenditure of a bond issue of $r?0,000.
000 and Virginia is plnnlnng a bond 1s
sue of ."527?. 000.000. Georgia is spend
ing a. large sum and is planning the
expenditure of an even larger sum.
Florida i< spending a large sum.
"So that It can he seen that.it is
squarely np to South Carolina to get
busy. Next year wilj he the oppor
tune time." *
A box of matches will purchase a
wife in Turkestan.
The Story of j
Our States I
?
Br JONATHAN BRACE
XIII. ? RHODE ISLAND I
U H0L>E 1S
I\ LAN1> t*
not really the
IUIIIM* of tills
state. As van
he seen fjom
the state seal,
t li *' otfivlal
name is the "State of Rhode
Island and I'rovidenee IManta
tionH." It originated front two
? distinct settlements. The first
was made by Roger Williams in
16J16. He was the pastor of a
church In Salem. As he1 advo
cated radical reforms he was
ordered to return to Kngiaod,
but tied to the Narragansett
tribe of Indian*, from them he
obtained a tract of land and
called the town which he estab
lished Providence, in token of
God's mercy which had no far
provided for him.
About the same time Mrs.
Anne Hutchinson and her fol
lowers were expelled from Mas
sachusetts on account of a- theo
logical dispute. She made her
way to the Island of Aquldneck,
which she purchased from the
Indians for 40 fathoms of white
wampum. 20 hoes and 10 coats.
The name of Ibis Island wan
changed to the Isle of Rhodes,
probably after the famous Greek
island In the Mediterranean.
Ky common usage It became
known as Rhode Island. In lWJ'J
Charles II gave Rhode Island a
very liberal charter, and this re
mained In force until 1841, when
a new state constitution was
adopted by mass conventions,
and two years later another new
constitution was legally voted.
The change lu constitutions
caused what was known as
Dorr's rebellion.
The entrance of Rhode Island
Into the Union In 1790 completed
the list of the original thirteen
states. Though Rhode Island la
the amalleat of all the states,
with only 1,248 square miles, It
is very thickly populated and
has (Its presidential electors,
which Is aaors than those of a
number of Mates of much larger
territory.
(g kf Sr?dlo?JO
Itepuly fcifcrrMf
' ? * -
A.1?Ih>vIIIo. Nov. 18/---T. I.. i'^nn. <U
pvny sheriff. who miis shot In a pl*i.'?i
fl*rht In which I'olhvnmn <Cannon >\a*
killed h lid IVlio^ian (Vawfonl w ft*
wounded, <)i<nl at to oVU*?k this ittoru
luiT. "J Hl? home hero. Tli^ shooting
t<?(?H p'jut i'huistta.N niRht iait week
In the opera home. iHMiih was One
ro fclooil |w?ls(?nln?. -Iiulce Itft'lvor Is
siunt an ordoir Tue&tfny adwlttlirx Cunn
to hail in the sum of $."?.0(>O /or k:; ? u x
0<tuiu?ii He lwid not l>een In jaU. t'ann
Mm i\ ?hI by his w Wlow ami tut -on^,
Oj^tr.studetlt lit ('Ujjivsiui. four .tt i (hers
ami IhiVc *
IVt'HtiiinK at Hi>(liao>.
\\V h avc boon ?><plO#t<Ml ?" aHitoiiUt'O
that Ijjtevi' wlU ??i* pmu'hlnu ai lletiiuiny.
tVyiixllM chmvh. noa?' Wostvilh. hy K? v
J. I. I >en?l.\ . iiiNt Suml-iv no. ruin ;
Novcuuhev 'Jtth. at 11 oVloeU Ut?v.
1 >ond> i> a hjVthcr of' Joseph
lVnnl.\ who served the I'reshvu
church al Kershaw a* fvtxtor f ? ? i miv
erul years. ami tin* public l- invited
tit hear him.
Wants-ForSale
LOST ? Friday \o\ ember ISth. some
where mi MUi in street or at old
court lumsc. one Shrine pin. Finder
please return to Kate Illnson at Lu
guff. S. C. iind receive reward. JUsb
FOK SAIJC ? Two young cows, fresh in
ml Ik. for. sale. Apjily to H. Mo
?Manns. Hethuue, S. O.. rfd L'. .'Mpd
FOK SAIJC ? Bloch reversible gear Ba
by C'arriage In first class condition,
Apply to Mrs. T. It, Bruce, lOl.'i. I.yt
tleton street. Cunulen, S. (\ 33tf.
foUm> ? ( ?ne black kid glove. Owner
cau have sanu.> ,by calling at this
office and paying 25o for this ad.
FOIl RENT ? A very desirable fbr^con
ststing of four rooms, hath and
kitchen on the upper floor of the- J
honir formerly owned by Mr. It. II.
Pittman' on North Fair Street. Ap
plication may he made to H. G.
C'arrisou. Jr.. or I)r. K. 10. Steven-.
F A K.MS FOK RENT? One Lt> hors?
farm, one to horse farmland several
small farms. Prefer renting large
farms as a whole, but. will consider
renting in small farms. One jmiall
fa nn with 40 acre-* freshly cleared
for .peach orchard/ All farms have
good t quant houses and ha r us. Ad
dress Miss Attie Cregory. Kxecutrlv
Jefferson, S. ('. !M-35ttb.
FOK MALE? 11 aving closed up our
s i l??s stahles we arc offeriug pur en
tire st?*rk of buggies, wagons, team
and buggy harness, bridles, whips,
??!<?.. below actual cost All are of
Uir best uiakcs. See our stock before
buying and save money. F. M. Zemp
formerly Campbell & Zemp, at Zemp
\ l)el*ftss drug store. J12-8H
COTTON 25c PER POUNO!? F. O. B.
Columbia, S. C. In exchange for tui
tion. Act quick. Bowen's Business
College, Columbia. Kj C. ?M-35sb
FOR SALE ? Light wood, IMne aniCOak
wood any length- Prompt delivery.
CaJl 52. It, M. Kennedy, Jr. :i2tf.
LOST ? i Mio Jersey cow', cream colored,
front tent on right side split by wire
cut. Answers t?? the name of "Bes
sie." Strayed or stolen uli.nii. iwo_
weeks, ago. liberal reward if re
turned to John IHVby at Sonthorn
Power Station. Address Longtown.
s. c, :m .'{Oihj
FOK SALE? Two attractive lots, con
veideiitly located. SI (>00 each. Ap
ply pr?SYnpfly .lohn Whitaker Jr.,
l>rawer 'J7.X
FOK SALE? ( 'ecbi r any size. ?ny
<inantit.\. Applv to I.. M K?>se. Cam.
den. S ('.. rfd 0 Itpd
WANTED? I Either teams or .truck to
haul lumber uit once, by the* thou
sand. It. M. Keun??dy. Jr. Camden,
South Carolina. .'{.'5tf.
I. (1ST ? One Indie* yold bro??eh i ? i h
with initials. "M C. \V ." on back
Finder will he rewards! by return
ing to M ( '. West. lieKalb street.
Camden. S C
FOK SALE ? Hcci^lrreil Iniriv Jersey
Boars. $1."? eH<*b Finest stork It.
M. Kennedy. Jr., Camden. S C .'5,'itf
FOK SALE? Indian Motorcycle with
side r-ar and one Haby (Jrand ("lies
rolet. Will sell at bargain or trade
for good milch row or corn. Cam
den Battery and Vtdrnniziiii: Works.
Phone INT. t fl< 1 jx !
Your Piano
LEAVE ORDERS WITH
HOME FURNISHING COMPANY
CAMDEN, S C
; W ANTKD ? M en or \coinen to take or
ders among friends and neighbor*!
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for n*en. foarn and chil
dren. EliminttM darning. We pay
7?>e an hour npare time, or $36X*>
a week for full time. Rxperieoce
unnecessary Write International
I **t<vkln?: Mill* Sot r I stown. Pa. 28tf
HHiHKST CASH l?KI?KS-~patd for
old Mahogany furniture. China.
\ ;t Br&tiS AUCttrOUS. Si'H'. iis rtr
lH?v OS'j. Charlotte, N. (\
a^&Qpd.
WANTED? < '.OV I Vn nil varieties,
itijriiest market prhv.. it, s Wll
Hunts tji\*vry. !U|f
F0R 8&LK? One ulue year v?l<l inulo,
weighs 1,100 pounds, prico one bun
drt'U dollar**. Address V, ft, llueka
Ih>o, Hermitage Mill*. Camden, s C
a ;t'! itopd
IfAKM VQH KKNT ? IVu miles north
. of c.iituh>n on Shnyh-r's IIHl known
as (hj? Wutkins' plnee, about L'Oo
*? lu i'^s^r land. 180 o}?on Itftujl of ?>\ t ra
UihkII quality. CO pasture, Two
lit>u?rs with liflrM :t ti?< atnjhlr*; tttso
* onv (vnam hou><?\ plent.v ??f good
\\au>r. Apply io Henry ^ivnsro,
V:tnulcn. S, t\ w'Jtf.
V(iKNT WANTKI) ? For Woritnnor*
li t r l*hM>#r*tlon See or otdl on
Madam K 10 Bel toil, 171?'t (,5ord<
Si root. C?in<l? n. S. C 20f
WANTKW ? 1 buy all k1ad.su of cast
Iron scraps I'amdou Iron & Hrasn
Works. ?' near SouUit'ru ptnsoiiKijr
station, Camden, S. C Uit
W ANTM) --li:ini\vo(Kt l-o^s CaSti
pal?l for Mi Icily hi^ii Ql?|?y poplar,
Cl>1?rt\v* am! Ash {.Off* dr"ivond <i>
our milt, Wumtor Hardwood Com
IUHO IXh. KUIUtt'lV H, r. ?
FOR RKN'T ? Tract of laud known an
I ho l> T. lUarkinon pi a 00. Two
Uoreo farm open on place. Within ?
half milo of School. Aj^pl.v to II
Hums or I. A Wlttkowsky 'J0tf
Carbide For All Makey of Gas
Generator* ? Save trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McQlain,, at Manufac
Hums prices plus freight to
Camden, T. R..McClain Cam
S- 0* 43.
HO\ VWm "I L M/.r S 1 J X l.t
|iO\ papor I?ut Up In in>i\t boxes Of
r.(H> shool^ $.'! r>n per hov at Tho
rhrcnlrlc t.fiii ??
mm; sam: -(Hvnrr h'jnin-; city and
oftVrs t?>v iuuucdi^lc sale *jno kI*
room tiou<0 0<i desirable lot front I OK
tat foot and -extend ins to a depth of
7 1 foot, l'ricc sjll.fHH) t or furUier
hiforina apply to T 1$ l>avia.
Sr. 707 I .it Fa yet i.o atoimo, or H, (5
i'arrisoii, Sr. 4lp?t
ATTENTION CAMPERS AND CONTRACTORS
\ a'l'v pvubaMy j?laii?
nUiit Vi? IrtUo a t'amiun? 01U
I ? ?li Of >ttuu> sort, Ill w liioh
fast- you should liuvo u
fii-M Wii.v- nrw Wall Teat,
a^ KlU'wn It.v wut. We can
ulv?' yon a font feet 4
ini'hcv t?y U S lUC'llO*
or lu ounce ..l!sa.rap" ma
N'rtal for $32. "Usamp"
for V H Army
MlUU.'wproofVil
I*rlce dors not include Fly. Can furnish Fly for hall price of Tnn.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 We?t Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.
I Have Room for
Sevei
v ' ... -
IS.
J. B. ZEMP
) I Kit K <?.\K Wll.l. I I N r ? A VARIKP STOCK oK SII.VKRWARK
-LASTING RKMKMKRA NKKS AND SlITARl.K FOK AM/
OCCASIONS. HUT RKMMMRKR. WIIKTHK.fi XOl'R DKMANI?S
MAY I'.K SII.VKK OR DIAMONDS OK AW oTHKK I. INK OK
.IKWKI.RY VOK ARK ASSVRKH SATISFACTION AT THIS IT
To HATF 1 1ST A RMSHMKNT -
JEWELER ? OPTOMETRIST
? CAMPCN
SOUTH CAROLINA
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Malting 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. 1