The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1922, Image 2
one eleven
cigarettes
Three TURKISH
Friendly VIRGINIA
Gentlemen BURLEY
The perfect blend of the three
perfect cigarette tobacco*
in one perfect cigarette -
one-eleven
cigarettes
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\ l-'im* IWiM'ting.
!'!;.? SiU)d:t\ Srliooi ( \>i7f?'i"finc at
: tif ("aUVlon r>iipt ist <')hu?*Ij bust Thurs
day w:i- ;i ! i t?i? t/lf Mr. < iumh>
.i ^|iicc,i showiir.; I In- n-lation of
?>i?? Smii?I:iv SHhw>I to tilt* t'lmcWl Hint
u liar sf.louM he dnivi- to a?ak?* it <1 HUC
i M all i Ls woik. Mis,-.
Ji ? ? vs . i what I in* enti ty t mining of
? ((liMi'i'ii will < ( ? ? : The ?i>iufc?ri u!' trie
tvMini> in whivh Uu.'.v /ui- UiuiilV. . ILer'.?f
??.<> was hoih ami instnu
* i \ ? . Iti'V Mr. l'ir>k'*n> who 4 -?? k ? -~v Mr.
? '? ?fir . ii-. i>!a< i* was inlr<Hlu?-?wl au?l
tn:i ?1?* a \ <?)?>' fa voi-a1?lc i in; region Mr.
< to li e Kirst Ik-iptist chiirvh
? .I' K. a ?? assistant pas
?or aii'f siiinlii) sU|?m
\\ >.111. I* u # ] uri.^-i him in Ills work.
. \fl<T all tho s|w?ai? intj was ovr. the
?ad. v.- v( thf . chuj ? Ji Jh." I'\ i;..l a ukr
to ajl j'lr.-a'iV, ji 1{> ?r whii'Ji some
tiiw -wa*? in jdeasant MX'ial in=.
'Mff.iir,.. U*f,-vrp tiic <-tint<( iiiR hr?>ke
if .1 I ). I MtlVo
lii'n.!" i' S. ( ' . Ian Hir lil'J'J
iiu I 1 i .-k > 'iiv !?'??! i j:i : ?? ( msi il ii!<- at j
I'.laek -i'.ia- V i . Was ?hv?t royod by lire I
?a <? t 'fiK'-.l t> with i fos-.- of S'175,000. 1
Social ami Personal News
Bjr MIm LouIm Nettle*
IN D1X1R 14NP
JtruUiei ->> lu tho?o fair No.uOhtu
HiikIh,
In fFieinUbip wi? would i'lrtsp yoar
hands; ,?
fciliiwt u U l?iir?*tu?'o>i.s today.
So ninny years have pass<*J nw?,v
Srnro North and South >N ??!? f .'ill
to fight
I 'or prliieijiler Polh held wot*v
right.
Alt, who was rigid? only knows,
I i'er omuiM?*? grave* (ho south
\vlil(i hlows,
iJii'iN on ? lit-i r southern Journoy mh>
The gn?s<o.s u n \y o'or ?rt?iH*ral
I <tH\
A iitjiii who ina lc out1 legions I'lM-l
The toiu|*>r of' tho Southern *teol !
<mii. h?-aii ? uiH- *ftrrhtg with thy
name
|!riivt' Iv-.'n i ! !/???? of . It>a i h lc> ,
. faiUO v ,
? ?sr.Mi I . \ i ? ; i I'l'i ?\*.
.MeHinu of C'lvle league.
Tin- January inootliig-. of ih<- < ' i v I
I ? agio.- W:i -> f r? ;l ? I at tin* l.ihrnr\ Mon
.!a > a I u rnooa. As the ) ? r**>. i ? It- ii t , Mtn.
I <iuiii Mu'l.-iv oohld not lie present,
>h?? had ivtpn->1?'d MUs T'.onlso Nettles
in preside. whloh she <1 ill . with Mrs.
I. < \ ltiti 'hie acting us secretary*. The
park, ?/ and streets Wftc dixoussisl aud
-\Iih Ithchie rt'?| iicstitl to not as a com
lllittee t?l one 'to see- (lit- ?lllhorit|<'8 ;
iii regard to onfoivihg the law agativ?t
.soalteriiig of pfi jmm*s <>ii str?*ets ami
parks, a< tin- custom ts not only an
- : 1 1 1 1> I*iii al*o ansa n 1 1 a r.v:
V|f- N I! (Joodalc w 'sis l'v* piest fi I
(i. set- Mi- WhHoker ia n-gaid jot
having a tail a give some attention to
tin- ijai rk's. iu thv way of ?'i>rU?hiug the
flower Im^Is. walks, do t..
The League also went on niH)f.i as .
a ;iking a din- t retpo-st to "The lN?w- !
l i s- That I ' to enforce agaiust
c!u ? la?ns tunning at larye, and allow
lag domestie aairaa's . .f various kinds
to roam tin* jmrics. ;
Spring Is now ?>u tho threshold- t
:il'i?ost i ? ? : i ? I y to M?p in with her Immii
tlful colors, ot' purple ami gohi. and
uHi etot lu* Own den with a laV4sh hand
if her gifts nr.* allowed to take root
a ml prow. Th?' f'ow'er and sets! coin
aiittee \va- nnplcsted to write to Wash
ington for seed so that oar parks max
t?. a -bloom with Spring's early ?-o!orj. .
Meeting of American I^eion.
An important moot: of James l.o
;?< >\ Jiolk Post No. 17. Amoriean Legion
S\ ill l?c hold a l the Williams Insuramv
A?'on<;y's oi'fioo Friday. January 20th.
at t> oVlook.. All tnomlM-rs are arged
lo atioial.
Pile to in:ihilit\ to'oouiploto arranuo
no-nt < il?*- haiupiot vadvoriU?*d for tltfs
? 'ii.- *m-" t????*ii ] >ost poms J .
It. .M. Konnodv. Jr.,
Mr Hing of Urnt* Church r?rish
The annual iu<?etJ?g of Qri(^
Chureh Parish was held on Monday
afternoon. The report of the Treasu
rer showed ft xery gratifying financial
VOUUHlon and ft VOrjie of thanks wan
;n.-n Mr Jobs M. for l*h?
effMcut service, s during the pant ye?f.
Mr*. C. 11. Yates ro^mcied for t flic
\Vo<ikiiii')> l\\t:hunge uimI T?*u !U>om
* nil ii woke w t ii for ih*? #Wndid work 1
?lone by tin llktlett of the Ihirish In'
> Iti <li-|>;u (turn! the total profits net
ting m arly a thousand dollars. Other 1
rc| forts were made and rWSIlVWl !
mat Ion.
Tin- reHlghal'Oh of one of tin' Wars
den. ('apt. A. M. llrallsford wan ten
d< red by Ills daughter Mrs. J, II.,
Hums t?n account of his continued 11} :
uess ami Inability to servo actively,
Captain llrallsford is hold In affection
and estec?' I iy every jnonrfwr of the
congregation for Ids long and faithful j
service in Iho Pariah. Only in defer* J
en(v to ids wishes was his resignation
M.-eephsl ' and it was unanimously
n uri'tM t that- he should hold the title \
?f "Warden Kinorltns" for 11 f<*.
Tin* el?s>tion of Wardens resulted ill i
flu* re olee.tloi.4 of Mr, 1>. A. Roy kin
ami In i he election of Mr. ('. II. Yates
?r? succeed Captain I'raUtfford.
The following were elected as the
fur t he* coming . year. Messrs
<' .1 Sh iuiMiii, Jr.. C. C. Whitaker. !
John M \'lMei?i^Uf. 11 C. ("arrlsun,
h It. IV Hoykin. J. W. ('uufoy. I,. A. j
Kliklainl. W S. Hu met. ami J, K.
Shannon ,
The ?*'i"eti?Mi t ? I delega.t<*> to t h?* I Mo
co-iiu Council resulted as follow*; K<ni-. i
ular I ^legates. Messrs. I >. A. lW>ykfn.
C II. Vate.x. H. ||. I toy k i U. John M j
Vllleplgue. A '.torn a to. l'elegates. J. W. ?
Can ley. <V J. Shannon. Jr.. L. A Kirk
IIU) I and J. K. Shannon.
The eonnn-irafi >n re ehvted Mr. C j
T Shannon. Jr.. as its secretary ami
Mr. John M. Villepigue as treasurer.
V isitor Complimented.
.Mi s Olive Khame charmingly enter
[aiued last Friday evening in eompll- ?
't'euf to la i aunt. Mrs. 10. V. Ihirhain. ,
of Charlotte. N. C. Tin- rooms were,
brightened wi.tli |H>t plants and cut'
f!owers.. ami tables attractively ar- ,
anged* for twelve bridge devotees.
Mrs. Frahk M. Zemp won the ladie-. j
prize, a bo\ of corfesjfondence cards. J
while the mens prize, a dock of card- i
in a leather ea-?e went to Mr. I>eroy j
Ottvid.ion, for top score. The honor
guest was presented with a i?air ot J
guest towels. Artor cards a srilad ,
course with coffee was M?i*ved. follow 1
ed by sut-ets
Mullonoe (iocs With Charleston.
Managi-r J. X. Mallonee, Mho was:
wirh the fast Camden team, has ^signed .
\vif l> ( nt" llie Moivtli ? A f ]>i vfj. ? !
League to plav- the Ci>mlivg season J
ThcNews ami (Courier, of Mouday, ba
the following:
"Outfielder' J. N. Malionee was tin
inansiger"of the Camden semi-pro team j
last sumnu'r. Cannlen ma<le a fine!
r?M-ord and had otic of the best teams j
ia the State. lie played against i
'Charleston in an exhibition game and)
-houeil up w ell. He ha.s a sfilendid I
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
After Taking Stock, we find we
have ari over-stock of Fall Goods
such as
LADIES DRESSES, COAT SUITS,
COATS, SHOES, LADIES HATS
Everything will be reduced to less than
cost, as we will have to make room for
our Spring line of goods which will arrive
next month.
We have one lot of 50 Dresses. Tricoline and Serge, which we will sell from
$5.00 up to $10.00. They are worth as much as $25.00.
Also Coai Suits, no higher than $14.98, as we have a big lot to sell, from
$10.98 up to $14.98. These suits were sold before Christmas for $15 to $25.
All ( )! < Mir SI i. ><?> will !><? sold fit I tall I }i ice. and rvcitluny m the store*
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will l>e sold at the verv lowest prices. Our loss w ill be your gam. so
come m before goods are picked over and get your choice. Our full
line of Spring Dress (iinghams will he on sale now
THE SNYDER'S STORE
no tax now
LUDENS
menthol
cough drops
price
?kJ straight
GIVE QUICK RELIEF
Fsm? Y ^
53 UUj tin a*?M
record and should he able t?? stick
with T I nk or to guide and advise him."
A Pleasant OctaHlpn at Ilagood.
A number of our young -people mo
tored to Hagood Tuesday evening and
Wtui* guests at a dinner party in the
hospitable Ho mi1 of Mr. ami Mrs. ('. 1>
Sauder.v The (;iuv>u alm? ineluded a
Sumter delegation. Covers wore la-id
for six-teen and a leiigldful <-ourse
dinner was served, :if{c?r whh'b the
evening \v ;? - passed in daheiinr. ' he
dlsagn^ihle weather outride only
served to enhamie the warmth an 1
i ordiallty of this home. in a heigh
burhopd noted for its '(-harming hos*
> iiality . >
Puppets Hotter 'I'han LiinK Vetors.
Arthur Spinous. the' 'eminent ICuglUh
eiide. declares that in many ivsjwvfx a
purer -foun of the drama -i-s possible, l'ur
puppets than for living aeti?r?. He
states :
"'(Jest lire on the >fas?o is tlie etpiiva
ic-iM "f rhythm in vers,*. In on< marion*
e^fe. then. wo get pervohifh-d gesture,
and the gesiu'e like a'l fornix of cuii>
tion generalized The appeal in what'
'swins jo yoft tln*se childlike aiaiveu
vers is to a finer Ins 'an so to a more
intimately poetio wtiM' of tiling than
tin* merely rationalist it' flip- ni of our
modem plays. As the ]>upr|>ot is paint
ed *-i ho will smile ns the wires lift,
or lower his hands so will his gestured
It- a'i'l ho will dance when his lot'-}
*i re s?*t in motion There is not in
deed the api>en1 t ? ? the senses of the
first row in Hie stalls of a ballet of
living dancers. Hut why. 'lei ve the
ballroom It is not nature one looks on
from the stage in this kind of a n|*s
inofe. .iiid ?*niT rKOn'-riinit in iVau'liiiij;
it sh'.-nNl remain piire'y i/ite'.lectual.'
Thi- is nothing lo-.s than a fantastic
and direct return to the masks of the
aneieiit Creeks that learned aitlfioe
hv whieh tragedy ami eomcdy were as
slsted in speaking "to the -world In the
universal voice by this deliberate gen
eralizing <-f tlie emotions.
"Puppets have style. Tln\\ are cut
out sharj ly to reptjesei ! their parti?*.u
la r ? haracteristics and these eharaef
orist ???> are pronounced The manager
of a puppet show has a free hand In
the fashioning of such a totiipany as
bev oarrics -4-ut h:^ creative impulse.
Hut with the real a^tor- it is imp<vs
sit>I.? make them other than th?**y
are sijh- *rd ; na f e them en?; rely to
the r>a lingers" will. '
Tony Sarg whose aiartelo.us uiafion
e!t'*s will He siicwti at the .Miijes-fie
Thea'p* "ii .I-i tuiary Mist, had the ad
vantage of the ? \pei-ieii'*e of two th'Hl
sand \ e;i !'s . f p::pi**t -! i?v - up-ii v\ 1 1 1 < ? 1 1
to build !.i- I f" like f,u''ii<- The re
T 1 ? i i re <.f Mario' T ? ? - u':!' be
I'o?<- in the Hinu". b\ Thaekera \ A
night : 1 1 Cro??i w i ? ? : ? \" i ! lac- a ml Kit
V iv, W ink 'e
Hex. Cook Dead.
K> ^ lliratu H Cook. "1 ( aMden,
d i e< 1 ; ; i Columbia Tuesda> niorrung
a: the Baptist ho~l?ital where he was
r-ii i .oil ..n January 1'Jth for treatment.
II - N>d> \\ i > t>rouirht to f'anulen <>u
\\ i dni'.stla \ aiuriiinu ami the funerjil
and >>u rial ^as from the Wntoree
Chui-h it. * 1 1 ? afternoon at I o'ejo^k.
. > i l.^ . ....I
? !i i id : ? ??
? .b oJation ha- ,1 \ et'
? e I'.i ; J . -h , iro'-osit :o;, that
. . i . t ' r e<l f 14. ai T ? ? r } ??
-i.? : ? ;>s in t : 1 1 ? ? of i r.
lit- I :
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Moi: - n . :
It costs no more to oun a
KELLEY-SPRINGFiELD TIRE
now than the 'so-called high
j^rade tires.
George T. Little
GAR AGL
K*inUi-f of thi> schooner
">(?sssfngfv i?f lVai**' off tin* North
OuoUnu coast with u <^r*o of liquor
m?orV?<i to thf untfUtuut
i,t t!*f iroutfury In Waxtitutrton Sat?*
tiny
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P ut your heart into your work. '
R esolve to save some of your income.
0 ut ot' your salary put some aside,
S o that you will win your way to independence.
P ut your faith in yourself and your future.
E very day do some kindness to some fellow man,
R emembering that you get back from the world,
as well as the bank, f
1 merest on what you put inflo it.
T he Loan and Savings Bank will gladly help
Y on along this sure road to prosperity.
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v,,KOM; SAFK CONSERVATIVE
Cold Weather
is Here
We look at our feet to see if
they are properly shod. The
greatest protection to health is
good shoes.
For shoes that wear well, fit
comfortably, give all round best
J
satisfaction ? we have them.
We have the agency for Her
man Army Shoes for men.
Look over our ljne of men s
and women's shoes before buying.
Springs & Shannon
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA