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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE H. D. N1LKS Editor sod PufcftMur Published 'very Frbluy at No. 1109 ]lro?d Htrwt ?lnd ontfrM at the Camden, South Carolina iK^toffUr* an stsmnd cl?W "mil matter. rrU>?? per miiuuui fK.UO. Camden, S, C., .luouary UOth, 1022 ^ Hurry wrnkimx hearts.1' saya n phy sician. That la-in# the oa?a> wo ku?\v Mn of folks who wLfl i nover suffer from heart troublo. H, II. Turm*y, u v^nm of tin* WV?rtd War foil dead on tlx* strisd in Mil mill ;!i;i in. Ahl.. last Tllosday. Suf fcriim from tuboivuloslH and without tfuutLn and fri<*U<br lot upliHivl for ad ?oiwsiou -to iho oounty ,jKH?r l?ou.s?i Jas't Mjomfay. H? whs denied a d tuition. fnbi*y said there was no i\>om I !?' vwut to tht* Hod Cr<?Ks authorities. a ail ?fcrUl b|M Htor.v, Tlo-y wife sorry, tbey mid. but they oould do uothlm; t?r It tin. Fool. soro and weary. hungry and suffering from pains thai w racked Jilx diseased lungs, ho wandered about tbo stroots. So one siroke tt ? Jiiio. No <?!!?' showed any' interval in him. He foil i Jt a faint on a promi nont street and in a short while explrd. Then an invetlUigUlioit of bin death developed tin* farts Muted- ubove. Fx svrvioe f??*n "I the Civil war. the World win and tho Spanish A inerlean war j;nt ?Op-lher and doebbnl to jjive hint !i II ih*h t funeral. will) tujinnrv honors. \l khou^i there was no on?- to contribute a dollar ?<> relievo J i i sufferiiH? while J i v i u*T. there Were hundreds who gave A dollar to hury hbu The burial wu--.| lipid in I iirur ii^hti ni Sunday In a MUan^e. . .spontaneous detnonst ra I ion 1 staged hot!) ax a mark of revju-et fori nljo dead ^?i!dier and as a pUMy-t j ngit>tu-<: i!i< millions under w hieh be %|ied, 1 :?,<?. (i persons pa rt ieijm to?l in tho, funeral A Hiou-aml \eteransof ihn-e wars marched In-hind the bier three .toMe-: to the ooinet i-r\ w beiv the shell I of a nian who wax nwy and' llCtil'hy and alive to hi- finger tip ?was phOvd under the -.<?! -v\ Idle flow er^ that e?tvj hundr?sls and w laxse ii>rico j would hii \ ?? made hint happy if >;jM'n #? i in while ,ni\e w er?~ . pi'?*d hij^lt m'or tji-iivo We'll Sa> It's Fair Fnotich. I .ha Tie- I l.l I I is is ;i .11.11! aflet o1|| ?w u heart We ran a-'i t he follow ?riX ? :n in ???\ol\it line i few da> - aco wlti'Jt we i?a^-> :iloim. ? 'ha rlie'.s teplv mou'd not only fit well w ;? It i d<>e lor, I ?i i r . wot'ild apply to uianv other li^ht w ad- wh?? think o\ ? t \ printer and overy ti? m f y i>. in the ci'iifi uanie "< "ha rles Harris. 1't.rl Worth. T'\a\ winter ^<il vli^ltf :> | mm-\ ed :i! a ! ? -t J ? ? f from a duet. a- w |,.> \s ;i ni ?>. 1 .1 ? i- K ??n end Ii|.?U>.ll d -I liejtd-*. dtfferenl ^izt'.s di I'fe.rent m.oles a ltd different ool"r>- .i nd wanted the printing form arid -tandihu' S.? Charles i????k Id typewiiiei n haiel and wrote A in ill the market, for lud.s ou on. o^Huation for appendn itis. one. two or five in. h Miejvi.Hi with or with ?>ut o > 1111. i ' -o w, ih" ilt or with i ?nurse. it i pjH-ndi \ i> found I" l>o Hiiniil. 'u.u i .|ito' 1 1 ion.- to iti.-;nde put lists; sa nj> ? I'.o k and ? - i u< -?-il i n_: or. lei If l-|noVed ? U ? ? i --fill tiiddef 1- ? ? \ J ?. -? * fit to ho'd i i * i j r..( t'H. ii r,n ?hiv- as I . \ ims.j I], ? market ?or ;la I! sf .a,. ? .1 ; : ' m : : i i>. ? , j w a : 1 ' tn s.n c the e \ f v.i . ,i' ? ? u * * in." 'Doubling AdvertUln# Appropriation. (ItOCk Hill MrlllM ) The Hcra'd is* not seeking un op l>ortuuity to give the <X>oa*<k>la com l?any of Atluota fn?t? udvcitUluf, in noting the^faot t lint tin* direct or* of tlilM concern have decided to spend for adverting next year a sum twice* hh hum* na 1m* beeu expended lor ndver* I, i, si un in iiii.v year of tin* history <bf (lie COIICOI' 11 . With the country. a> M?me say. ill liif thi'OfH <;f uncertainty in all linos of business Mini offorti wilty, tho peasl* mists freely predicting that tho worst \\ II! ? I or tutu h:?H>rn i j ? ? \ t year, ?l?(1 many of t h** r?i?t jinlvt s slinking in their sillier;, wii.li !h?? outlook foij hityl|io%H far from -a ti -.factory, as the most op imiistic and eourngootni l>q#im?u* won an* willing to udmit, tin* concern ijiiinvii above quietly doubb-H it adver tising appropriation and prepare* for larger business (lion -it hits enjoyed at any time in the pant Is that un evidence of optimism. nt commercial courage, or is it evidence of busines* insanity or an indication that the men who. control the ('oca* Coli couipiny are credulous fools who , Hie ignorant. of bTis|nes> conditions and rule.s Wei1. (his con.eel II belongs t<> !J i.iiifh of hard headed business m?>n ; it i*- corporation owned; it has passed from tho hands of Asa (J. Candler, who j iuad<? (ho product famous and made j millions out of it. (thmugh advertls iiu: ) to 'control of iucn whose onlv in ? ? - ? i trrc.Nt in i he concern is profits When Mr Candlei owned the company It | bright have been s'ahl limit it could not have been truthfully said) tint liis pride in his achievement woii'd lend him tt? waste a few millions in Keeping, the inline before the. public ami in making a big show of doing business The men who bought his business f..r some tens fit' millions have no such incentive to waste money on advertising They are running tin- eon cern solely to earn dividends on the immense sum which Mr Chandler was pa id for it. The director*, of the Coca Cola ''urn pany believe that the way to earn di \ idends and increase them is to double the advertising appropriation Double ; it now when general business condi tions are unfavorable; when the aver | age business man is losing his cheer 1 fulness, his grip on things and is qnak iiig in his shoes because he tiiiiiks next , year h. going to be a harder yen r than this year has been. ! Tho directors of this concern know j that if next year is a good year, douhl i inu the ad vert Mug appropriation will make millions for the company; and they are equally certain that if next ? year is ;i bad year, (even the worst j .vcar i>r all i doubling the advertising appropriation will prevent ! >s^. v ;inil ? ; lobab'y enable the concern (?? earn a * dividend instead of going to s'nash 1 1 ??\\ ever it is only business men of . tin ?eei ng vision and admirable e? ? H i a ti" Wlm plan .md wink aloui; this < tin*'. mihI (hit i- ? lit i f.*w men like \s;i < ; (':ind:cr have made millions and w lit t comparatively sum 1 number of corporation* are big. and growing big* -cr The average man lacks t ] j ?? vision ? .*?*?? I be uei'v** that i> I ht* price of sue* j e,.s- ; :?nd he f.iils. nr siMVeeds ill a \ ??ry sniall w ay. 1 he load lies tile way t!ie directors if tin* ( 'oca Cola coinpam b a \ ? talo n It is open to every busi iifss, in. in. huge or small, who has the ' ^mid >eus.-, in sj ^ h ted lies s mih| coijracc . !o wa k therein It is tin* road a loner Which, if a bus i nes , man . ncounler ! ft i.-niti.-s |lt. i un . ( fight the harder ? > . o t- 1 . .>nie ? 1 )>-;n ! u - 1 ea d of firriinu I he last throe crops of cotton produced in this county if it had all been jjoocl staple cotton, would have brought the f armors around $4,000,000. more money than the short cotton produced. Premium now on good staple, Camden market is $50 to $60 per bale. PLANT PURE SEED PRODUCE BEST STAPLE DEMAND BEST PRICE Produce cotton that will bring you most mney per *cre. vt> We have and offer several hundred bushels good Webber No. 82 seed, Staple 1 1-4 inch. Also have small "Supply Deltatype and Webber No. 82-3. Prices $2.5() per bushel F. O. B., or at farm. Orders with cash payment of $1.00 per bushel booked now, and seed will be delivered on payment of balance. If you want good staple see.d, let us have your order now. Workman & Mackey Camden, S. C. NO HICK IN THIH LIQUOR ___ .Men H:tvf Bo4tl*H HUed WIIJ* <'?l?rr?l Water. WlnnsUom Jan. 19. m???. day ui^ht three men were arrested here. having unloaded, Kt?vc?nil *ult caw* at a tw*r* kot. \fuii>' (|U?riM of sui?i#ommI whiskey were found in tin- *uit ea*e? by Nherift Mnsfie and l\>liee?nitn Hayues. Tues day the men giving iuwuw ?* Marion .Juno, of CviuinMa ; C. D. .Mm ston, of Savannah, and Alex Gftrtr?l#<\ of Columbia, were tried In the mayor's court. Johnston pleaded K^lty. All thwo of the men wore e?eb fiwd $100 ?n?l W. S. Wier. maiwiger of a mar ket, wuh a lso ftnW} *100. Souu' of the bottle# were ojm?jm<1 aiul eoutaiwd nothing more than colored water. Perils of The Diver. ? A diver risks )vls life every Time bej descends hi *lcns the surface of the Men . for i-oimtloss dangers ImhscI him in hi* undenseii work. I nu< of I he greatest risks lie runs l< the fouling of tin- air pl<i^s. A French diver has. just Vst h!.<f llfo in this way. thoitgl) work line at a dearth, of obiy fifty two feet. ? T i prevent such folding the diver i?ni-t be vol \ ea refnl to note where he wanders once he touches th\* ground so that he can return the same way If Hot the life line liia.v Invoine en tangled. anil it is the har?Uwt thing In the world to free it in the partial ? , darkness. For this rc(iM?n sunken wrecks pro vide the biggest dangers. '1 he 'livei nuis't exercise caution when climbing! about. the holds or jeuetruVing from ciAd'n to eii hi ii that air i>I-|h* ami life; lines an' <iuite free. Another great dancer is the pressure j of the water. At a depth of 200 fi-ot j ?there is a pressure of SK pounds to j the square inyh. and this increases or, decreases proj>ortionnicly. Should a j diver feol himself getting dizzy he muM si gii(i 1 to Im? hauled up at oikv. other wise he ma \ have a had seizure owing to the blood running to his head It is generally thought that the div er's chief foe is the shark. This N, not so. for a shark can he frightened ' off hy the bubble the diver in ikes when going down A inueh woise fiieiny is the rock cod. Tliis creature. which attains a great si7.e hOviTS about the diver while h* i? working ami seizes Uis chance to; lute tile niao'd hands at the wrists, ju-t . whore t ho diviug dress ends. And tills i fish Is afraid of nothing. The (H'topus is another tei ribl ? foe ? ;.( i t?. reckoned with, for his toirtacle* will strangle a diver once rbey' get a ! hold. All -divers are supplied witli j small ,i\es to ward off the attacks of . ?'nrt's. Ka.w .in I de% ill i>h are a!?? danger-; oils hut a re not so bad t?> fight as the, octopus, which adds t-? the danger of i a <*oinbat bv squirting a brown fluid about in tlw water and hewild'-ring Hie diver - ? Kvt'l \ I hiliU possible is done to insuie i the diver's -a f.-t > ' lli^dr.-s is or (,nc piit-e made <>f tanned twill and rub ber with a large opening at ilw m-ek. j 'I he hellUet. wlliell Ki't'OWs tightl.V Ollj the should. *i s. Is ..t" .-.?pper and the air j Is pumped into it through .i eanvus , eovori?d pipe < int let valves are fltt.sl t for the escape '>f t>ad air. I his helmet ] weighs about twenty eiulit pounds, and j tin; two hoots are at. iijiiivfileiK . ^ eight ; Training for the w.?rK is '"ug and arduous and Che diver inus-t i..> l>liysi- i ca'l\ strong. He s'art-s in four fatlionis n nd gradually work- on till bo e.uidlve safely : i 1-U f?*et It'if a b?ng tii?" i |ap>?'s 1 ? f o| ? 1 he e: i It <\" fh'.s riio-uh a r i - k \ life i* h:i- . > :i?T vantages li is well j>a.'l a d if the d i \ e r 1 a^ tie* ^iidw litl^e of kn.nvlng Jje , li; wolk where oth- r nie'i ? . and !.? i- pr??ud of tliN SHE IS "FULL OF PEP" THEY SAY i l >llh < ?OOl ) I.OOK 1 N ( . Wl) <i.\Y \N|l Is \|.\Y.US RKA1)\ FOR \ r.ooi^) riMK ! \\ .. . . _ . I . - (??..?, tfiMIIHl : 1 1 . 1 ? v : . . i f .i i ? ? ' i ? ? n m ) ? I ? >r> i '. i ?? ?? ** 1 I . I \ ? ? a . I llif. Mt'Il i k ? ? ? 1 ? ?? i\ ? ?>> ft:? 1 ! \ .1 notioo ?!!.?!? ? ? ! * ' <? \v>> real 1 in< ?> k. ? r . - I ? -< 1 eirl ? i i v. ? h ??}? i."' .i >j?- 1 nature. ? A ? i : .. . : i r* ?? ! -I aixl ; ! " . ?? ? ill oyrs ? ? i ? ':.? ? ? ' . .<i !??? far l , i i' v';.- v ?: M i * ,t her I ;> i 1 1] i>?v ] ?f lif ?1 <;).i > i j i? i . ? 1: :i ; ?;> r-v < ; Manj, . 1,1 s.-p li<iw .i,i' i'M : r y?..; f.-c". iHX'tor* hav-- ;;?<?! r. i i?*f? r I.> U.;fLy .Mars for, wr;ik :??!. ?\\ n fw?]Mi If them K>-r ttfli S..1.1 .n Inith I j ? | - ? ? 1 in-l fnb ]*?: f'?nn WanU-for Sale WASTKU? '^>y 10 to IB of ugo, who is willing to worts and ? learn a k?hhI ttade. Caii at Ceui Uen In/ii and Brass Works, Cutnden, S C. WANTED ? Anyone wishing to trade iiH1 milk cow for one family Iwhtco, please notify W. .1, Parker, Caf**?tt. a. t,\ ?$4Sl WANTED ? Turkeys and Culneas at tllH Court Iiiii, Camden. S. C. 42tf FORD OWNtCRH? \\V haw a Ford re pair department that in run by a conipWeut nus'lumVo an<t would up preciate a Kirt of your #bUNine*ss. Uay'fi Oarage, Month Broad Street, (At tin' old stand f Carnde n, 8, C. TJ wEdIno ? We hAve installed a nev\ and improved O^cy Awt WeldUxg out* fit. Thin given iw two ami tuial>le? uh to turn out quicker ami bebtter Work, Hay'a Hanigc, South Hrotid Street. Camden, S. <\ 12 ELECT KIC TI IIK VI LCANIZINCJ Aaid tiro changing. Hay's Oarage, OawdoH, 8, i'-' FOINO? ( >ne j;ra\ kid Kh>v?v lie longs to lad.v. Owner onn have wmio hy ealing, at this office au<l wyitig for this ad. __ V1 OK SAIJO ? Hunting rights. for sale on about -,500 tout's n?*ar (Yimden on good road. For further informa tion call at Chronicle offhv. I2tf WANTED ? 1 want to buy old Con federate stamps. If you have any pleuse notify "X. V. Z." at Che Chronicle Offhv, Camden. S. O. ?IU- I5]>d FA KM W A NTKD ? W a in ed to hoar from owner of a farm for salt', give lowest price, ami full particulars. L Jones. Hex 551, Olncy, 111. llipd WANTED ? A limited number of tur keys, both hon.s and gobblers, also guineas. on exchange lor subscrip tions to The Chronicle. Not more tlmn turkey or three guineas from one party. Will pay difference in eash at market priee. Call at Cln'onich' office. FOK KENT ? Two or three i>?oins for light housekeeping, also two fur nished rooms. Modern conveniences. ) Desirable location, Phone TO. I'Jfxl ; FOK SALE ? ?Three good milch cows, | fresh, with good attention will give ? 1-1! gallons, or more, rich milk j Price $50 f?>r one, JfdO each for oth- j ers. See these cows at farm. Work- ! maul >V Mackey. Caimien, S.~C. -iltf. I OK SAI.K ? Four lots facing tK ? feet j each west on Campbell street, and; rnimii)^: back a uniform width of; Jj 1 1 tee! til <'i). Applv to J. L Most' i lev or <?. C. Welsh, Canulen, S. C ' Iltf FOK SAI.K ? Two hundi*?*d pounds j l?ork >aiw.ige moat, oft Friday. Janu ar\ l'o Address S. F. Krnsinuton. i <'ani(leii. S C._ _4*J WANTED? To buy 1<M) head of young ' cattle Apply to Henry Savage.] Camden. s. C. -Iltf . FOK SAI.K ? Orders taken at Chron- t 'icb- ofifee for t-liokt' j>ai[ t-r shell j ^e<'ansat .'>."><? per |x?und. Cash jnti^t ) u-^H/nipany ??rder. FOK SAI.K ? ( me wicker baby carriage i in itixkI condition. Address 1 117 | I y \ 1 1 let on ."street. Canulen. SC. 11 if WANTED? To sell the exclusive hum. in? rights on Twenty-Eight Hun.l:\>(J i. J.soo | acres t>f woiniland mxir Ca\n- . den. Apply to It. 1$. Clarke, attor j ue-y. ('ainden, S. C. 11 if j WA NTKD? To .sell pine straw and lit 1 tor from land near Camden. Apply | to IV I! Clarke, Attorney. Camden. S. C. Iltf t FOK SAI.K ? One bungalow vontaininj; j six rooms, batlis, ^nd si?s'j)ing port-lj. > Price For terms apply to i llehiv Savagi"?. Camden, S c. Jotfj i I FOK SALE ? Nice < iressed shoals and hogs ?t 15 cents per pound. Fifty} shoats for .sale on foot at 10 cents i |ht jK?und Four thousand busliets ? t?f corn in shuck 'at 75 cents. Hay > delivered at $'J5 per ton. Four foot ' dry |>iin at $1 i>er cord S. F. I nraslnui"n. Camden, S. c. intfj FOK IIIKK ? I Verb careful while driver Special week Is >>r monthly rate> (.'all Wobert Ilanconk :i t phont? i 14 'J07-W, i t 'anideu. S < ' t()t f FOK SALE ? Li^htwoinl. fniw and oak wood any length Pronrj^t delivery. Call! It. M. Kennedy, Jr riStf UiKNT WANTKI) ? For WortlimOr* Hair Preparation Sec ??r call on Madam K. 10. I t < hi . 17K5 (lord* St root. Canult.). S (' JOt ' \\ \NTKI) ? ( '..w 1 . i i ! I v .1 r i ? ? r it'- . 1 1 i U ! :< - ? 1 1 1 . 1 1 k - ? ' ! ? r i ? ? I ! S W i i - ? i ::t < I v< >? it' 1 ? !' Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generators ? Save trouble and delays by buying from T. B. MeClain, at Manufac turers prices plus freight to Camden. T. B. MeClain Cam . don, S. C. 43. STOKK FIXTCKK UAR<? AIN \\ ?? liav.' ; si our possesion a tfit , foot ^ix iri'-h t wiMity oDo drawer Shorer . Patrntfl I>. splay Countpr The firs' rt'.i ??ff?T takes this (???unlor wliii h <?<?-?> t < m1:i y new. J'-'TT.Vi. Cn'.l on T K TivJtrr. < "ain<]?-n. S. 1_". ATTENTION ? A u 1 o mobile owners! We are again back <>n the lob, better equipped than ever to take care <>f your wants with Mr. W. T. Dempster and .several rvm petent assistants. We will make specialties of Philadel phia Diamond Grid storage batteries, Firestone tires and tubes and Jenkins Springs to ' fit all cars. W. (). Hay's Garage, South Broad' Street, Camden, S. C. 42-46 j ? v' J* Protect Your Motor DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON YOUR AUTO MOTOR FREEZING. v5 PUT IN A QUART OF 190 PROOF DENATURED ALCOHOL OCCASIONALLY. THIS IS THE HIGHEST PROOF SOLD, PRICE 40c PER QUART. BOTTLES EX TRA. w. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Kodak Films Sold and Developed. Photic 30. ^ SODA, ACID, KAINIT FOR SALE F. M. Wooten ? ; ? NOTICE We will close our Gin January 31st Camden Oil Mill Automobile i Electrical Work If it's automobile electrical work we are prepared to do it right here in our shop at much less expense than sending it out of town. We are adding a full line of ignition parts to our stock. SERVICE BEYOND CRITICISM Every Job Guaranteed GEORGE T, LITTLE GARAGE Kelley-Springfield Tires, Williard Batteries and HigH Grade Oils