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one eleven cigarettes Three Friendly Gentlemen Hade to Staft Yourlkste We have for yNri entered to the cig?r<tt* unok?r? of America. With this experience, we created One Elevea ? "1 1 1" ? "Made to Stilt Yow Taste." of Um world's three greatest cigarette tobacco*? I -TURKISH, for Aroma I - VIRGINIA, for Mildness I -BURLCY. for Mellowness We oamed them One Eleven? the address of oar home office. We are proud of their success. Have You Tried Them ? 15^20 * Iff FIFTH AVE. " III h?w VMM crrv INYKNTKD I'NKI MATICS Irishman Kevolutioitizwl IxMoniotion ot ? Vcliiflps Iiy llis Discovery. ? ? . ? I * All'. W T. I k?m|*stt?i\ who is a well known ineehanie in <\tind?m. an?i who in originally from Irelftml, Kave us a ??j?y of his old homo town f>apor, liullymena Weekly Telegraph, "which ?vmtained an a<vount of tin* death of H. ImiiiIo]), the man who invented pneumatic tires. The article appears in the iiimi' old-m.yIe way of wtill in vinjut- in Ireland. The sketch of Mr. Dunlop folk?u>. IjATK MK. 4. B. Dt'NLOl*. KKI.FAKT INVKNTOR OF I*NK1 ' M.\ .TIC TV UK. HOW IT HAD ITS OKMilN "Dlt'lt" llunut'N Victory ICeralled. The .man who revolutionists! trans isjrt died "M Sumlay. He is Mr. James 11, I >u it lop. who, living to i he aHvii need age of h;!. was nHvllpgecj to see the fruits of his famous invention ? the Wunl<i;> pneumatic tjre. The eelehrat od ploneei pas>rrt"" away at hi* re?d ?Wenei*. Avle-lnir> Komi. Dublin I'.oi ii i:i Ayrshire. he fir-t practiced .15 a tcteiimuy Mtrucon ill l'elfa*t, \?here fie 'diu'i'liii'i] I h<> idea <>f hf? tyre. The development of the in von tion, i:-> fiiinn?*inir. and the vast for tnnos !i made provides one of the ro ii unices of modem tinn-v Keenly interested in m.M haiiism and loemnot inn. the 'idea .-f the air tyre <rfn wned upeti him whilst he w:i" oh serving Iii.s son splint in^ <>n hi- triey ? ie in tin: puhlh paik The .solid t\rn?. ?oX the ma'hiiie vunk deep into the track. and Mi- Dim lop arrivlnt at the conclusion rimt if cycling was to bo made easier and plea kanter, a broader, lighter, and more elastic tyro was needed, and that compressed air was the only moans of achieving such a result. Mr. ihinlop made a light, low safety bicycle frame, having wheels furnish ed with broad, stool rims, flanged to receive the tube and covering tyro. The frame was nmde by an engineer named ICdliu (Kdliu and Sinclair), 'then <>f Garfield Street, Belfast. Tho air tube was fitted and the rubber rover i;1 tied down with fanvas. Then I ho tyre was inflated and the machine | tested. It did not emwiwire favourably 'in appearance with the "safeties" of the period, but it was found to be : eupuble <_>f great speed. < >11 tlio North of Ireland track Mr. William Hume, of tho Cruiser^ C. ('.. then a wel1 known cyclist, and now a familiar figure in yachting circles rode jiie luioamat ic tyre and- established its immense superiority. The only draw back was a frequent liability to punc* tu re, tun soon this ii?ossibility was re dueed by the ntrcngtlieniug of the tubes and covers and a wlring-on arrange* merit, which also owed its conception t<> the Inventive genius of another ltel fast man a Mr. Robertson. After further trials tho pnuematie tyre satisfied a'l expectations, and ro \ oln t ionised not only the cycle world. lm't M^'bt roa?V transport of every de scription. Mr Dunlop retired from his professional practice in Helfnst ami v ? ? 1 1 1 to live in Dublin, where he in i? rent rd himself. in the roorganizat Ion ? ??' Messrs Todd. I'urns, A: Co, of $4,000,000 The last three crops of cotton produced in this county if it had all been good staple cotton, would have brought the farmers 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 REST PRICE Produce cotton that will bring you rhost mney per acre. 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 $2.50 per bu*hel 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 seed, let us have your order now. Workman & Mackey Camden, S. C. which comiMiny he w?s chairman at the Unte of ?>?* "? "?k \*? Howdy Willi nmny other htt* *lue?s interest*. iM'tVK chairman of A Von-, <t Co.. cycle and mo (netorfl ?? m >??'>? sr* 1> II- M'PowVll &,*'<> motor dealer*. Armagh. Unhide Ireland he hiru- lnt???#i* I* Ifc? AuHtmn* wool trade. h, isin Mr. Winlfcp presented a l*tr i i n it bunt of UJmse)f witli lis ??>'???? tutv to t>c used as a trade mark This bad been deveKw-cd Into a |?lc tun- i lit l<> represent blni. but. the flguro wan tbat of a tall man, dressed In un exaggerated foppish maimer, wearlr ?g tall l??t . ft *WU waistcoat,' :i i id carrying a cane and eycgUM, none oi Which it WM hi# custom to | wear or entry. It had caused him very great annoyance and he took | action a gal nut the company respond hie i for It. Eventually the company consented to discontinue the publica tion of the picture In Ireland. When. In 1018, Mr. Dunlop was sum rootled In Dublin for using a motor car contrary to the petrol regulation, it was pleaded that defendant was 70 rears old. and could not travel in trams and cabs. The magistrate paid be must reuard Mi". Dunloip as a pub- _ lir benefactor. and would only Impose ft mltigntcd IH'jialty of 10s. I Tow. he came to Invent the pneuma tl< tyre was hinted at in court by counsel during the hearing of bis case arising out of the advertisement. It v.ns then stated 'that the origin of tbe Idea of the pneumatic tyre was the tying of a piece of rubber piping round the wheel of a wheelbarrow. Mr. Dunlop, wl.?o lost his only son in 1P20, is survived by his wife and one daughter. Keminisceiu'es of the Deceased. In bis capacity as Ulster manager d the Pneumatic Tyre and Booth Cede Agency; IAd,, Mr. T. Edens Os borne came closely lu touch with Mr. Duulofp. and the association developed into one of lasting friendship. The inventor's last letter to Mr. Osborne was dated August 28, 1021. and wft" written without glasses, thus showing the wonderfully good oyo sight of the aged writeV. His attachment lo the capital of the North is recalled by the words. "I am sorry 1 cannot go to ltd fit ?t now. Otherwise I would have tbe ph-asure of seeing a few of my old surviving friends ? you in particular. The collection of 'bicycles at present on exhibition In the museum of the Free l ibrary Illustrates the evolution of the cycle, and one of the first ma* < blues fit tod with Dunlop pneumatic I tyres is amongst the collection. Mr Osborne is in possession of a fine recti block showing the inventor mounted on the first so-called, racing bicycle. 1' w'ie really a light roadster, though i he saddle was of racing type. This was the bicycle James M'Oorwlck Itclfnst. won numerous prizes on in August. 1 SSO. when it was ridden by Mm over 7,<hm? miles. In alluding to this fact Mr. Dnnlup breaks into, phil osophical vein and dispenses the fol lowing gem of advice. "If you want t?> live Song. t<? look well and to feel hap py, the great secret i- to regulate the temperature of your body so as to | feel comfortable night and day.' When Mr. Dunlop visited Belfast a few years ago he kindly a?*p?ie*wl in I it request to record his voice on an Kilison phonograph ami Mr. Oribofrno 1 trgards tbls impression as one of the most interesting s,?uvenir> .,f the de .eased gentli'Um n. TRAMP LOSKS I IFK Aijeil Hobo Takes Hi* I/.is< Free Hide j on Train. ? William Niiurciic'. aiip.uentl.v l>e iwtH-n seventy and eighty yen rs of age, was Instantly killed Tin-^day afternoon about ?? o'eloek at \Vaycros?. Cn., when he f?*ll lictwK'ii the i-arv >?f :? fast frivichfi^'-'iaff. to. 1 loridn. I ^wrertTv" . \T.iVv-.t profess j, >nal >?oJ>o | [ a n<l had Immmi limine to W a yoros^ for | the past fourteen years. 'Ho had nu m<-iv>ti> frjerwls among t7??- railroad men of tiie eit.v, although it i* -^lid that he never bumniod a rul.- until the fatal afternoon. Law rencv and tw?> other , l>os" were attempting to t>oord the freight, eon sisting mostly of empties, being carried to Florida points for loading fruit, at the f ? n raer street crowing. In some way Lawrence lost his hold nod fell *>e tveeti the ear*. Ills head a:wl arms were severed from Ids ?->ody. Ono .sister i-> said to survive him. al though her addrr*s is unknown. ATTENTION? Automobile owners! We are again back on the job, better equipped than ever to take care of your wants with Mr. W. T. Dempster and several com petent assistants. We will make specialties of Philadel phia Diamond Grid storage batteries, Firestone tires and tubes and Jenkins Spring* to fit all cars. W. O. Hay's Garage, South Broad Street, Camden, S. C. -tffcio InimikteJlftl. The. office >4e?w??ni|*h<'r \\*m wtntal I y ui?^'f <)V#r Iwr lmiWUty to i ? n , "^'niphle/' "IIimv do you tfini>liU\ w:?h .Mil- 'f or tv\??V" > lit; JivK..|. 'If yt.ii tt !?? gQtUff to Utt& Hiiy." tile Im?s.s i'c|(ll' ?? I \J\OH >?N u.'ll lino l\\u. Tile X'fti mil Mu^ii/.iiuv Wants-For Sale LOST? A lap robe betweau Camden ami Wcstville Saturday. Finder J/lettM*' return to S. L. Hush, ut Weak, ville, and receive reward. 43 pd LOST ? About two weeks ago, sotue where near DeKalb, one black and, tan hourni bitch. Reward If return ed to Jluunie Truewdale, Camden, 8 0. V 43 -pd ? ? ? WANTED? I want to buy old stamps An envelope*. If you have any please notify, "X. V. Z," at the Ohroulcle office, Cauiden, S. 0. % 43-45pd NOTICE ? Til rough mistake, one ma hogany basket combining some cot- 1 ton* seed wA? left in a car on Satur day. Kinder please leave at The Chronicle office and receive reward. T. B. Blyther, ltfd 1, Camden, S. 0. 43-pd CABBAGE PLANTS? Million*, all va rieties. kardy and tested by frost. Inspected by Government and found free. of disease. $1.<H> j?er thousand, f o. l>. os.pros? or jvu-cvl post. W. Lykos, Lykoslaiid. S, C. 13-Mhfe W ANTED? Boy 1(5 to IS years of age, who Is wi!|iug ? to work and learn a good tride. Call at Cam den Iron and Brass Works, Camden. S. C, 42 WANTED ? Turkeys and Guineas at the Court Inn, Camden. S. C. 42 tf WELDING ? We have installed a new and improved Oxy-Acet Welding out fit. This gives i us two aud enables us to turn out quicker and l>ebtter work. IJay'.s Ganuge, South Broad Street, Cadi den, S. C. 42 ELECTRIC TUBE VULCANIZING?. Aad tire changing. Hay's Garage. Camden. S. C. -12 FOR SALE? Hunt iug rights for sak> on about 2.600 ao^es near Camden on good road. For further inforiha tion call at Chronicle office. ilitf WANTED ? I want to buy old Con federate stamps, if you liave any pleane notify "X. V. Z.," at the Chronicle Offi^.. Camden, S. C. ? >2-1 5jkJ WANTED ? A limited ipiuuher of tur keys, both hens and gobblers, also guineas, on exchange for sub.scrii> tioiLs to The Chronicle. Not more than one turkey or three guineas from one party. Will pay difference in cash at market price. Call at Chronicle Office. ? SALE ? Three good milch cows, rresh. with good attention will give. - 1*2 gallons, or more. ri<-h milk Price *"><> for one, $(?() ??aeh for ot li ers. See these cows at farm. Work man A: Mackey, fJamden, S. C. lltf. FOR SALE ? Four lots facing (K> feet ??ach west on Campbell street and running back a uniform width of L'Oo feet each. Apply to J. L. Mose '?*> "i" C. < '. Welsh/ Camden, S. C. ' lltf WANTED ? lo buy 1(H) he*td of young entile. Apply to Henry Savage. Canal on. S. C. 41 tf I'OR SALE ? 4 )rders taken at Chron icle of i fee for choico pajper shell UccaiiH at 35c per pound. Cash must accompany order. ?r* . WANTED ? To sell the exclusive hunt ing rights on Twenty-Eight IlunJred (2.800> acres of woodland n<iar Cam den. Apply to It. B. Clarke, nttor* ! ncy, Camden. S. C. Utf WANTED ? X" ?'Jell pine straw and lit ter from land near Camden. Apply ; to IV B. Clarke. Attorney, Camden | a,f ! ruK SALE ? One bungalow containing j six rooms, l>atlis, and sleeping porch. Price $3,l)(X). For terms apply to Henry Suvage. Camden, S. C. lotf FOR SALE ? Nice dressed shoats and hogs at 15 cents per pound. Fifty shoats for syle on foot at 10 cents I>er pound. Four thousand bushels of corn In shuck at 75 ceuts Hay delivered at $25 per ton. Four foot dry pine at $4 per cord S. F. Hraslngton. Camden, S. C. 4Qtf FORD OWNERS? We have u Ford re pair department thatN is run by a competent mechanic and would a p. preclato ? part of your business Hay's Garage, South Broad Street, (At the old fjtand) Camden, S. C. 42 FOR HIRE ? Peerless Limousine with careful white driver Special week !y or monthly rates. Call Itobert Hancock at phones 44 or 207- W Camden, S. C. 40tj?' FOR 8ALK? Mghtwood, pine and oak wood any length. Promj* delivery Call 62, It. M. Kennedy, Jr. AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmor, Hair Proration. S? or call on Madam K. K. B?ltoo. 17L1 Gord< Slrfet. Camden, S. C. 20t* WANTED ? Cow Peas, all varieties. Highest market price R K Wil liams* Orocery. .lltf. Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generator*? Save trouble and delays by buying from T. B. McOlain, at Manufac turers prices plus freight to Camden, T. B. McClain Cam den, S. C. 48. I Protect Your Motor " ''' ' ' " : : , ? - J DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON YOUR AUTO MOTOR FREEZING. 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 Plume 30. Kodak Film. Sold and SODA, ACID, KAINIT FOR SALE F. M. Wpoteh We will close our Gin January 31st ? t 'h Camden Oil Mill ? , . - ... . - ? . g HERE MEANS COURTEOUS. PROMPT, THOROI AND EFFICIENT ATTENTION TO YOUR MO" NEEDS. Our Service Department U Large, Modern and Manned by Competent Men EVERY JOB IS GUARANTEED? OUR GUARANTEE YOUR PROTECTION? WE AttE PREPARED TO DO YOUR GENERATOR AND STARTER WORK HEREH! OUR SHOP. A COMPLETE LINE OF IGNITION PARTS FOR Alft CARS. * 1 Kelly-Springfield Tires A tire you san depend on, cost no more than the ^ called" h igh-grade tire*. WILLARD BATTERIES AND WILLIARD SERVICE High Grade (His WE HANDLE NO CHEAP OlE? AT ALL We Sell Only Dependable Motor Accessories The Big 3 in This Shop 1 ? -Honest Treatment 2 ? Honest Price* 3 ? Honest Merchandise ? ? LITTLE'S . . . if If* Dmm At Little's lf< B"?