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* Altai '.X Wtta*m?. ?*? author, uatwr. aliat ?3<1 friend of Ule lute Jolt u 1(< ' rough* died la Htm York Sunday flight TSio men wero a?d two ?tb?r? narrowly wc?H death when w,; *?v>mobU? W u hhh th ? four wt-ro rid nl Potato. Ohio. early Mundvjr worn! UK |kl'1di4 oo ? J*V0> neat and (diingwl Into a ejreek thirty feet be tow the paretoeul. \ u. Mirk Martha Rrt>tth Beatfjr, fMwrtif I>r. Robert Ilea fly. fawou* wurg<on and aatd to tor- the ftrat wbfte child to Hw fit CSSB!Z? M . 4'od at, her lnfh in t ; ii Hat*ta/> a.**'d J,i TbouKand* of jborrifled .v|*.ftfltors looked en at Ooogcf, a ^??Id* resort near Hyduey. Anatralia, la*t Sunday while a ahurk attacked awl fatally bit Michael C'oigblan, an bather. j The <>nd of (lunger within a weefc from influenza and pne umonla . wa* foreaeen Sunday night by Health Corn mltadoner Oopeland of New York, who mid be ba^d hi* rc^imUm ???? the ml>ldi?v*< cf the (i?ldemlc and tbe l(nr death rate thin jrnt. He n<-ilhd that ; during the name period of the 11)18 ( (yidouf^ there wer?- hundreds of, drath* dally fro in both . dlweau'ea. (irn. Christian TV Wft <-"mman'br Itwtolef of the ltoer force* inutitf* war of l^tKt riled at bis home in !><??*eta dr<*i>, Union of Hon Hi A frlca, lakt Frl. day! j New en*e?i of ( yfluiftzn ore being reporter! in Ne^v York at the rat-r otl more than oik* thousand a. day. sidont MirdlM- in a tall: to gov? j tnimrnl officials Friday said, thai ! while government exfiendHurM Up to j iVeeitrfKr ?U*t f'-rectiHt .a..- deffcit x?n J July 1st, the ituJhati<>n* mm* ar?- tha? on July 1st. the receipt*, will show a j ^uri'lua over expenditures. Mrs. Del I 'i San ford, ag?*d l?is year#.' of South Norwalk, ("0 r\.. say 4 thar t;?u one ambition ?f be r declining. yearn is an ainjtanc flight. Matt . I)ott<*on, village manthail, shot hi^ brother. Ai, to death at Becorah. la., l'rbliy when the latter interfered 1? ii.j arroit being made by Man. Miss Elsie IIIJ1, a daughter of the late. tvngrewmah E. J. FTtH, has an-{ flounced her candidacy for 'ongre**1 from the Fourth Connection t riNtrlet on the farmer -labor ticket. Mitt Ituth Mnskrnt, Cticrokce Tn Ulan student, will be one of the Amer ican delegate* to the World's Student Federation convcfertlon ut Peking China next April. The entire Atlantic fleet of the United States nary 1* now at t'uanta noino, Cuba, for winter practice work. One hundred and ten person* were" hilled and number* were Injun ri when a train was buried by an avalanche on a Japanese* railroad at Nagano, Japan. Sot unlay. _ Henry For<} <?i? Sa' unlay pmvha^ed the bankrupt Lincoln Motor conqMiiy of Detroit. MlchTTor $8,000,000. Fatw*s. so repugnant to women in general. is highly regarded in Central Africn, where the heautlea are fat they have to he .su i>p?^r t orl when they walk. MU<? llnih Vincent, Den ver's ? only l?oli<*ewoman, Is tanking a ton r of the Eastern <itle<< for the purpose of study ing t )h" methods used by women $>oll<v. France his a woman champion fea therweight boxer ia the porson of lime. J pan no I.p Mar. who is out with n challenge in all foinors at 11*> pounds. Besides I m ? i 1 1 ir ji Scottish peeress in hor own rTghf. I.ady Fdith Drummond ulso enjoys the distinction of being the only Duchies <?f Franco in own right. Mi ss V. A Druiam.>i,<t. who hitf j n -a t rx?ri?-ividi?i :? full apprenticeship ns an engineer r <>i --f ihehlg xhi-i "building plants <i!i the ("wlo, is the grand daughter ?f i ho Firvt Hnron A tuber sit. Two At >anCi<- liners iiavp woJneJi policemen. M rs Miry Koin looking /orce on the l'?>cahontas, and Mrs. I< K Barron acting In the >arm> capa city on tho steamship America Theatre manager* in Berlin. tier many, have instalh-d dp lux?? kennels in their theatres f<>r i ; i jt of woman's jipt dog*. Among t how honored '?> Kin^' fJeorgp nt the. New Vpar was I^adv flrcenwood, who wan made a Dame Commander o f the British Empire No Evidence. on.- afternoon a stranger debarked from a train at a hustling town In the West and headed tir> the frtTeot. Final ly hp m< t n man who looked lilce a /vatlve. "Pardon uie." >ald tin- strm#jer, "are you a resident </f this town?" "Y on fit r," whm th?* ready rejoinder of tho ottier. "I have been herp some thing like fifty years. Wlrnt oan t do for you?" ''I am looking for a criminal law yer responded the stranger "Have you one here?" "Well," rtild the uftfve reflectively. 4twc thfng we have, i?t we can't prove H on him " / Only 1 per coot o ? tho wom^n in Htn ~<toosta* can road and writ#. i g-- ^ '' * i1 IW mountain. hi *>anee. *? Mid to f* itMipf loKint^tlt <1 ? ai the rate of oar iuitar ft ??*)(. 'The K0U)|ieoi4e <?f .M? ow>? ?w (irwt ftlridfcftpC OpttratiuiM of the p?s;jS M?r?Uv for the thrvc wonrtm ending b- p.- ruber 30th, taut 4bow a (Ufkk v( according to ati ufflcUl ititMMMt U ttttcd |?y i#b<* |mi defwrtii* u ***** <Uj.VA .-f-V COUNTY CLAIMS PAID" KoiiuvvJu* i? a >U( ot claluis pa*a? ojkiii and ordered l?ab^ by tin# llyi .,t iVahu or K?Nbaw Coum . at ( heir n-Kuur ntHtOf hrkl F'4*rtMry tiih 1022V 'i'viu iubu^u)!, >alar> .'."'..'..'.,.3,',. ?W.OO ('. tVel*h. salary, jail fe<%> and po.-dagi- 37 J.UU J. II. McJ4hhJ. **l<try and crlui lital ft oHf ? 130.00 <; i*, Id.vn. Jr. xalaty . .. 41.70 Allen il. MurehUou, xalary t..?. JUti iwatJUK -ia---?; ?&&&:.. li&??; w r Uu?wi), walary 55.55 lJ. il. Md'a?kiil, *a)ary, teli; l<h<>?c, ?? 210.28 VV. 1-. Hci^owfll, >nlary apd 10.06 it. ). S|i,uii'u, salary and pad l+ir* ............... ??.? 101.00 S. .Y Nicholson, calary aud wailouery'- 78.90 W. b. Stokes, -alary 75.00 J. i?. Cregory, salary 2 miiK 13^1 J. l)v iiregoqr, salary and ex pensvs 181.77 'i'. K. bmnbar, salary engineer .... 235.00 Lu^oM fenppiy Co., bupplics ........ 22.0 0 Ai.uuu 'lYut uiiii Aiming Co., H? ?? for juil 72.00 liulf 8ervlce Htatiou, Casoilne : i . . 1 1 oil 15.53 J. .It. Mugili, road work 3.00 t>.<l .liiuK'o, whitou a*hlug in jail 33.15 C. M. Alalia ftey, salaries lilred ga<g .v.? 319.40 >1. 1,. l'orter. lunil>cr ?.M, 8.88 kAi?utt aupp.y Co.. paupers 11. lo C. U. Stoguer. road work- 33. UO 11. It. illlei, .hay 100.30 W. II. Tiller, MJpplies 20.05 K C. Z?*inj?. coal . 11.00 S. J. ltlackmoo, M !>-, exaiu Ination lunacy 10.00 \V. H 'l'??nwr, t-xnmtnntt<m lu nacy 5.00 J. \y. Sowt'll, ' road work 101.50 J. r. Vincent, read wxirk 10.50 U. W. Tace, dru??ii*g road ........ 00.00 L.. J Fnulkoiilwrry, >?.(lurie^ hired ganK - - 503.30 S. F. Wllllaiha. road work 81.00 Kerxlinw l^uiubcr Co.. lumt>er .. . 3.54 Mackey Merenntil^ Co., nny Mh-s C1.05 11. K. Muuii, salaries cbalu CauK 412.40 iin^Bins & iiug^inn, shop ^ivotk 23.54 J. U Uuy Lumber Co., lum ber 9.00 Biauey Mercantile Co., sup plies 10.70 L. \>. Watts, KUpi?lies 21.15 CUy of Camden, water und llylits 34.62 Johnston Construction Co., road work 2 ?uill 035.18 II. W. 1'ace, road work 2 mill .. 1,200.17 UcHtue Oi^ijanu^e, keeji Kirby chlldreu 20.00 Hank of Catudcti, pay rolls advanced 075.21 .\u-tin Western Machinery Co. supplies ' ?... 21.12 Burns & JJarrett, supplies 1230.49 Standard Oil Co., gasoline uiid oil ">0.50 State Highway I>evartine?t supplh's : 30.05 Lentil ?V Savings Rank, money advam-ed 100.00 McDonald Roof I'aint Co., painting Court Hou?" 257.50 Community Oil .Co., Gfisoliue and oil ... 334.70 G. W. Turner, salary 125.00 Hoard's Garage, batteries 12.75 I). L. Melton, Hilary bridge keeper 120.00 J. T. Cameron, .salary bridge k??eper 1^).00 IJ. M. Huckabee, hauling lum ber 123.71 J. J. Tnlberi, hauling lumber .... 13.50 Junes a:id Ilorton, right of way .. 50.00 T. K. Ilearon, hauling luiuber .... 18.00 Frank Talbert. haullitg luin ber 7.00 A. 1> So well, hilj ?plit*s 15.37 Ital^Mi Sujiply Co., jumpers 20.00 M. 1' Johnson.road work 13.00 lirturf?? T. \l iTTm. n <t??rfH*y re tainers fee .. 100.00 II. \V. Race. drngging road 160.00 He t Liu no Mercantile Co., jmu p?-rs .. 0.70 Southern Bell Telephone Co., phone rent . 22.50 T.- B. McLain. carbide 13.40 J. J,. Unv Lumber Co., luin Iht 20.40 Austin Brothers Bridge Co., bridge Hiippli<& 2U1.00 The Texas (.V* , gasoline and * . oil . -T- 30.45 Al!>ert Cunningham. Iumln*r 120. 40 Allen Nelson, right of way ... 10.00 It. C Bennett, shop work 10 50 faughman Construction Co., read work I>eKalb Bonds .... J, 875. 78 M ix Moguleseu, supplies 113.50 I!. K. Holland, wood . . 40.00 S A Burricr. auto *ui>plles ami rent 17.35 A. A. Shank, work at Court House . . 37.00 K<>rvhnw Motor (>),, auto sup plier . 107.49 Camden U'holwale Grocery, Miwlies . 481 .58 Johnson Construct ion Co. road work DeKalh t>onds 2,510.74 .1 M. Gregory Co., road work Del^fcjb boivls 1,r?79.15 iTrnest Krlekag. salary . . 125.00 A. II. Roy kin, cT<T>xote . 50.00 Hervey Itrown. Jr., salary eu tflueer 120 10 C. P. DuBose A Co., j?remium ^ on Bonds . 87.00 Henry Shederlck. bridge work .91.00 Carolina Motor Co.. auto sup pi lea .. 80.80 T. Xt- l>avi?, Jr., clay pit 2500 L. I ). Vaughn, right of way and damage ; 185.00 The Bank of Kerahaw, inter rat on pjoney borrowed 151.28 122.880.12 1 n**pectfoIly foibmltted. . B. E ?PARROW. i 4 Continued ? from MOtM > **Kf MflrfMt aOtf <Kd not 4*pend upon. Of mm very iwucb. nrbnt lb* great world wa* d?dng. Thn r*?ult. i? tbat th* ?? rkultuml group It *lnu>*t at wovti nt a dl*advant*g* in dttiing with tAher ecoootaic group* a* the Jay farth er 'A tbtt fueoy pun ?u t*i? bands of sleek urban confident* men, who *?-ll him acreag* In Central I'ark or the CMctgp cltjr ball. Thn leader* of tb* ; fanners thoroughly uorder*iand thl*. and tbey <re intelligently ftrKiug (? I integrate their induatry *o that 11 fill be on an equal footing with othei bu?l I ne&*NL Am au example of Jftltgrtl&O. tab* | the steel Industry, In which the mode' la the United State* 8u*e! <%irpor."?tlon. ' with it* lr?w wine*. It* cottl tulu.fi. It* lake and rail transportation. It* ?*v.in ^ e?#el*. It* byproduct coke oven#. ITS f >da*i furn?<v* its open beset h and I {)e*scu>et fur# acea. It* rolling mill*. It* :ul>e frlli> and other ma mi fa (luring pr?H*ea**s that are carried to the high e*t degree of Mulshed production c*?W pftiiMe wllli i be iar#c tra<ie. H ~mittt irjT T* An TTiri Ty"i'iKrw^i!jr ovamt .?d to We to' ih? advantage irf the con sumer. y<tr '!<-??* the sfeel furp*?rntltMt lbron*ideratol% dump it* product* on ; the market. ib? the contrary. 1? so I net.* (hat it i* frequently m stabilising influence. M9 I* often the case svltb otb ! er lar^'c QtVifUttlxgtloiUi, It (^.Uittstcf pi U* distribution a.<* ?v#-H ns of Its I ?r?* duct { n. If j?r I ? ?'H are not *4|t|sfu<'tor\ tlie product* are held hark or produc tion I* redu?"ed or >$i*pcnded It 14 n**t ; coWI^Hed to at?r,d u year's work to the market at "io* t line and take wb;i!c.er ' it <;u, i j i ' 4 I * * r s.i h circumstances. It iftW ?ne selling policy and Its own e*p rt depart men' Neither are the | grade* aiid qualities of sti^l deiermln: ?id at the; caprice ? >f the buyer, nor,d??es he latter bold the scnti'S. In this- sin t;le Integration of the steel corporation I 's represented about 10 i?er cent of the <teel production of America. The rest 1* mostly in the hands of a few iar?e companies In ordinary times the ^feel corporatlpn. by example, stabilises ill steel price*. If this i$ permissible t tit Is even desirable, because stable :?nd fair prices arc es^btlal to solid und continued prosperity) why would Jt he 'wrong for the farmers to mills* t-entnil a^eu'-lcs that would have simi lar effects on agricultural products? Something like that Is what they are aiming at. Rome fa Hilars favored hj regional '?omisictness and contiguity, sach as the ?.4frus- fruit raisers of California, al ready have found a way legally to merge and *el| their prodnctn Inte grally and In accordance with seasonal and to*al demand, thus Impr^ylnsr their position and rendering the con sumer h tollable service of ensured quality, eertaln snpply, and reasonable and relatively steady prices. They tiave not found it necessary to res??rt to any special privilege, or to claim any exemption under the anti-trust legislation of the state or nation. With out removing local control, they have built lip a very cfllrleht marketing agency. The grain, cotton, and to bacco farmers, and the pf-odueers of bides And wool, because of their num j ">evs and the vastness of their regions. I and for other reasons, have found 1 integration a m-re difficult task; though there are now gome thousand* of farmer's co-operative elevaUMTC warehouses, creameries, and other, en terprises of one sort and another, with a turn-over of a billion dollers a year. They ai'e giving the farmers business experience and training, and, so far as they go, they meet the need of houent weighing and fair grading ^ but rhe.v do not meet the requirements of rationally adjusted marketing la any large ami fundamental way. The next step, which will be a pat tern for other groups, Is now being prepared by the grain-raisers through !he establishment of sales media which shall bundle grain separately or col lectively, as the Individual farmer mny olpct. It is this step ? the plan of the Committee of Seventeen ? which ha* created so much opposition and Is thought by some to be !n conflict with the anti trust law.*. Though there Is now before congreks a measure de- ? signed t^ clear up doubt on tlds point, J rbe grain producers are not relying on 1 any immunity from anti-trust legisla tion. They desire, and they are en- i /.? jt juft*\r+m Ii)?i J aa effectively as the large business In- : terests of the country bare done. To i connection with the selling organlza- : tlons the United State* (irafn Growers ; incorporated la drafting a scheme of j financing Instrumentalities and auxili ary ugencles which are Indispensable ; to the successful utilization ? f modern j business methods. It is essential fhat the farmers i should proceed gradually with these plans, and aim to avoid the error of scrapping the existing marketing ma j chlnery, which has been s<? laboriously ! built up by long experience, before 1 '.hey have n tried and proved substl- ! tute or supplementary mechanism. ? They must be careful not to become i enmeshed In their own reforms and j lose the perspective of iheir place In ! the national system. The/ must jcuard j against fanatical devotion to new doc trines, and should sevk articulation j svltb the general economic system ? rather than Its reckless destruction as | , it relates to them. i To take ? tolerant an-' sympathetic flew of the farmers' strivings for bet ter things Is not to give a blanket ??miorsenient to any specific plan, nnd ?ttll less "to applaud the vagaries of *ome of their leaders and groups N'elther should we, on th#> other hand, allow the froth of bitter citation, false economies, r.n<l mistaken radical ism to conceal the fact* of the farm- j era' disadvantages, and the practicabil ity of eliminating them by wall-con sidered measures. It may be that the farmer* will not simw tb* business sag* fit* *ml develop the wise leader ship to cerry through Bound plans; hot tftat p-*s1WUty does ao* Justify the >bat ruction of thotr apwm* ?ffortm Wt, TP* rity people; aea In hlkh and *pcratntlvel; uotnlpulated prltti, ?iN>ll0<e, waste v-Hrdi/, the rMitlll >f .Irfniup of f.irui ptvd ueta it t*.t i <Ksur to us that we J. interej' with lb# farmer *r t?Krt4l#*upi* Lo attain a de gree of uJliiiiftua Ui distribution re*|H>ndi?uc i?? hU *?rt|cleucy In produc tion? !#?? uiM the r?m>( fluctuation* ii> I be Ma> wheat optlua. apparently lo it rn al lnt?r?t'tloii of ?upph a Ml maud. offer a timely pr?**f ??f thfr fleet of ?*me such stabil ising agerttj a* the ^n?lo growers have ta con>vcti>iMti(H?? I< l* ^mt?-mfert tb*t, *# their prfc ir s*-<J ur^HuixulioiM be perfected ami tpantlitd. i he farmers will have In their hands an Instrument that will be capable of dmgrrous abartje. W> aea tobl that it will ba to j?errert It ti? arbitrary and oppressive prlce flxlngk. from lis legitimate use of order lag and stabilizing iba (low ?f farm products to the market, to the mutual .jMfttidll Qf-.flsn>diK$x jujd .f&ftft ?mer, I have uo apprehensions on this point. Io the drat place, a loose organiza tion, aueh as any union of fanners must be at la?st, eunnot be so arbl* ? trarlly and promptly controlled as. a great corporation. The one Is a lum-.. (?ering democracy and th?? other an agile autocracy. In the second place, wllh all possible power org ni/atlon, (he termers cam* t jBUCQW^d tti a ay great extent or for any considerable length Of time. In fixing pri?-? > The great, law of supply and d??uutud works In various and surprising ways, to the undoing of the best laid plans that attempt t?> foil it. In the third place, their p- wer will avail {in* favmers nothing if it be abused. In mr tine and country power is nf value' to Its possessor only so long as it Is n??t abused. It is fair to say that - I have seen no slain* responsible quarters of a disposition to dictate prices. There moqis, on the contrary, to he h commonly beneficial purpose to realize a stability that will glv* an orderly and abundant flow of farm products to the consumer i|nd ensure reasonable and dependable returns to the pro ducer. In view of the supreme importance to the national well-being of a pros parous and contented agricultural pop ulation. we should be prepared to go a long way In assisting the farmers t<> get an equitable share of the wealth they produce, through the Inaugura tion of reforms that will procure a continuous and increasing stream of farm products. They are far frs;m get ting n fair share now. Considering his capital and the long hour* of labor put in by the average farmer and his ? family, he Is remunerated less than any other occupational class,- with the possible exception of teachers, reli gious and Iny. Though we know that the present general distress of the farmers Is exceptional and is linked with the Inevitable economic readjust ment following the war. It must be remembered that, although represent ing one-third of the Industrial product and half the total population of the nation, the rural communities ordi-l narlly enjoy but a fifth to a quarter of th#? net annual national gain. Notwith standing the taste of prosperity that the farmers had during the war, there Is today a lower standard of living among the cotton farmers of the South than In any other pursuit In the country. In conclusion, It seems to me that the farmers are chiefly striving for a gen erally beneflKal integration of their business, of the same kind and charac ter that other business enjoys. If It should be found on examination that the attainment of this end requires methods different from those which other activities have followed for the same purpose should we not sympa thetically consider the plea for the right to co-operate. If only from our own enlightened self Interest, In ob taining an abundant and steady flow of farm products? In examining the agricultural situa tlon with a view to Ita improvement, we shall he most helpful If we main tain a detached and Judicial viewpoint, remembering thnT'exJKting wrongs may be chiefly an accident of unsymmetrl cal economic growth Instead of u croto tion of malevolent design and conspira cy. We American? a"6 protif, u5 Pro fessor David Friday well says In his admirable book, "Profits, Wages and I'ricea," to seek a "criminal intent be hind every difllcuit and undesirable eco nomic situation." I cau positively as sert from my contact witn nfcn of large uffHirs, including bankers, that, as n whole, tliey are endeavoring to fulfill as tliay see them the obligation)* that go with their power. Preoccupied with the grave problems and heavy tasks of their own Immediate affairs, they have not turned their thoughtful personal attention or their construe tlve abilities to the deficiencies of acri cultural business organization. Agri culture. it may be said, suffers from their prerrreupation and neglect rather than from any purposeful exploitation by them. They oukM now to begin to respond to the farmers' difficulties, which they must realize are their own. On the other hand, my contacts with the farmer^ have filled me with respect for them ? for their sanity, their pa tient, their balance. Within the last year, and particularly at a meeting called by the Kansas State Board of Agriculture and at another called by the Committee of Seventeen, I hare met many of the leaders of the new farm movement, and I testify In all sincerity that they are endeavoring to den I with their problems, not an pro moter* of m narrow ^las* Interest, not as exploiters of the hapless consumer, not os merelless monopolists, but as honest meat bent on the Improvement of the common weal. We f so and mast- meet such man and u.i> a cawn? half way, Th?tr business Is our hn*Jnes9%~lh< nation's ~ Sunt*, ftaitt VWta Rev. McDowdl ? ? v v . JtiiJg* tjwltfe rii *, Tb* following U? taken frosa ? Of the Huttl* Lake U- ?-->>. i > i|PH^||pmt^l ed 58C ~Eu*t Ids' "* Yi leud* bcr^ <?f He .? JMcDifrdl And hi-* family will l?) pJcttscd to l??ru of Santa'* kl ???!;<??** :<? them tu (tk?Ir new homo : t ??During (tie CXirittauva ?v)wn ol?) Sauls was goittt around tu inike happy wHh <?)riwt??iw gift*, ho lMon*?d ooo n'ulrt at (tie Ih*<lHt |>tr OW??i Mtul when his WAS jflCUie htir h?4il, In the i*e?>ir]r rt?ert> watf piled up h big i>Uc of all kinds ?f good thing* to cat. ranging in ?t*c awl val ue from a pound of rtixinn lt> a big ham. Accompanying the pnck a ge* wore card# bearing the name* of merol?era of the Ktjsfls Baptist church, and by tbi* wa? known that vomntiinr these dear fldks bad gotten hi wlVh W*H?la <*an? and be bad agreed to take all these nhv things (0 tin* Hnpllst i?arsonagc as a token of their love and esteem for thtir pastor ahd hi i family." ' ? The pnt?lic executioners of Karlsbrue Germany, have notified the minister of Justice that they wi'l go on *trlko unless their pay is raided, alleging j that If Is impowN>le to properly Jichead criminals at present prices. l.Ianfonl M?ieN1der, ito'iornl com mander of the American I^gl n, la re ported to have refused appointment by the governor of Iowa to suvcc'mI Wm. S. Kenyon. as Unlhl States penntor from that state, i A MESSAGE TO TIRED : SICK FOLKS DON'T DRAG THROUGH LIFE HALF SICK AND HALF WEtJU TAKE THIS ADVICE Go to your druggist and ask him for Glide's I'epto-Maitgan audi take It with your meals for a few weeks and see how your health improves. If you arc pale, tired, hick ambition and vigor, you know yourself that if you had jrfenty of red blood that you would not feel 'ired and half sick all the time. The only sure foundation of permaneut health is good blood. Gude's Pepto Mangan buHds up your blood with a form of iron that gets into your system quickly It is won derful. You wHl frel It and It will make you feel so well and strong. Life will he worth living again. Try it and you will thank us for telling you atjout it. Druggists sell Gude's Pepto Mangan In both liquid and tablet form. ? Advertisment. FOIl SALE ? Wagon load nice shoats in Camden Saturday morning. 8. F. Bra singtou,' Camden, S. C. 45-pd LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEfV-One Black, White and Tan young fh<n*?d, racy built with curl tail. Reward for return or information a# to Ms whereabouts. George r. Little, Cam den. 8. C, 451 ? ROOMS TO RENT ? Four unfurnished rooms, in desirable locality, close in. Apply to l201 Fair street. Phone 101 W, Camden, S. a ? ? - 45-pd WANTED ? Sewing pupils at 23 oenta pt*r lesson, hours from 10 to 11 :30 a. in., dally. Address Miss Zilpha House, 130 16lh street, Camden, 8. C. 45-47pd PHOTO FINISHING? I represent the Columbia Photo Finishing Company for Kodak work. I also take orders for enlarging pictures, pastel, eepia or or ay<Hi . located st Msyficlu's old stand, over old bank building. S. M. Hough, Camden, 8. O. FOR SALE ? Four lots facing 00 feet each west on Cauvjrt>eH street and running back n uniform width of 200 feet each. Apply to J. L. Mose ley or C. C. Welsh, Camden, S. C. 41tf FOR SAIJC ? One bungalow containing six rooms, baths, and sleeping porch. Priee $3,900. For terms apply to Henry Savage. Camden. S. C. 40tf FOR SALE? Nice dressed shoats and hogs at 15 cents per pound. Fifty shoats for sale ou foot at 10 cents per pound. Four thousand bushels of corn in shuck at 75 cents. Hay delivered at $*25 per ton. Fouc, foot dry pine at $4 per cord. 8. F. Brasington, Camden, 8. C. 40tf Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generators ? Save trouble and delays by buying from T. 8. McClain, at Manufac turers prices plus freight to Camden, T. B. McClain Cam den, S. C. 43. FOR HIRE ? Peerless Limousine with careful white driver. Special week ly or monthly rates. Call Robert Hancock at phones 44 or 297-W. Camden, 8. C. 40tf FOB 8ALR ? Lightwood, pine and oak wood any length. Proof* deUrery. can 62, R, M. Kennedy, Jr. 88tf ESS n WiiWD - r?, wiwni ft. O, * Mtf jhjggfjfe^ Wants-For! J OK KENT ? lied ltod.73Si2 Plf forming puipo**. lifanuhtlon atidre* j o ,7.7* Wrstvitte, s. c. 4!* who |h repre?eotUm * jO^oto fiT! leg cutnpa ?>-, am ? ruoll| *? <?hl J tank of Caaiden iwiidi* ?, UrWd uttd Hut ledge street* ww1! U iftkltig oidcrs for wort h, ,i \ II ins J. A. Verry U atiu'lnui ,!? him rHftofjr wttt art?rw.ulrS HOMK WOKKKK8 WAVRmTl tMflt iwu* 4 work, 10c. Addreb* lli>ffa-MrU TZ ey, Box m? Blue Wand, III. uj KEKF BAB* llRYH>y bHvln^ aid Hoof lNtiiit ami IVi yotir roofs of all kind*, tn nrqj. your roofs and get all leafckSJ] - ttnd*knt* ?Hiby dry. * - vfc.tl umtty of her roofs in^ u>i?l all jealM ston**) Wprins* A t*ha-uhon; Ck"i% of < llariM-h NYt^M Co.. Mh imger I wood Hotol, tfanagor Jlobkirt m? McDonald did the roofo nnd wtil predate your roofs. He wou't 0?J v*nrge ?Of?. All wirk to* fat ;v date* or ho money asked. <kotw * Little had McDonald paint h% roof LMkhio 'out Phone Mel)* '? aid, at Belk House, Camden 8 c I IMioiio 207- W. ? ? . . ? , ? WANTED ? Uvu or women to take ? . ders for genuine guaranteed bosieri for, men, women and children Ell? inates darning. $40.00 a week M time, $1.00 an hour spare tig#. Eg l-erjcnce unnecessary. Interoatlott Sta king MiHs. Norristpwa, Pg ? ? ? ' i LOST ? On road between Camden ui Reinbert one hand hag cootainia tobacco samples, etc. If fbond if turn to II. C. Culbreath, 216 W<| Hampton avenue, Sumter, 8. 0., ? Stokes A Evans store, Oaaukn. m receive reward. WHAT ^\RE YOU FKED1X6?? Tij Dairyman's Delight Dairy Kacd.1 per cor* protein for a greater qui tfty of milk. For sale by H. S. Hums A Bro., Camden, S. C. 45(1 I ' ? "H TIKES? at greatly reduced prka Before buying a tire get oor priel >?n new st ork Firestone uoo-sWi ami we Will surprise yoo-^-W. Q Hay'w Carage, South liroad Stw| Camden, S. O. 45tj WANTEDr lUvtewjWaW^ to ifl monuments. JLetraetii'e pr^p*^ Write Charlotte Marble A 0n?l Work*. Cbariottc, N. C. Unrwtl Che Carol inns. LOST ? One ladles' jaxket book, ?1 .00, foor <juirters. a few pe " nud a note book. Itetora to <). J. Smyrl. Camden,_g;JV ? WHEN YOU FAIL to get the qtwnttj of milk feed* try Dalrymtafc Odjjj DalO Fet-d. For Sale by K. a 1 . liams A Bro., Camden, S. C. . W TIRES? at greatly reduced pita Before buying a tire get oor ppe on new atock Firestone w?*?* and we- will surprise you? WJ Hay's Oarage, South 15 road Str? Camden, S. C. ** WANTED BOARDERS ? A few tori . era in the house. Also table era. Apply to Mrs. T. W. Li Laurens street DAIRYMAN'S DELIGI EBRD will inorcrise milk flow Gutter yield. It Is not onlj e feed but be made right For nW II. H. Williams & Bro., CWafcaj FOR SALE? Two inuk* ut reawoiji price, or wll trade for cafflfctSl row fresh .in milk. i?'". AddnM C. Hilton, \V\JrtviUe, S. C. WANTED ? I want to .buy old ou envelope?. If yon haVe anj phfl notify, "X. Y. Z," at the ObrodJ office, Camden, S. O. -^*1 LOST, STRAYED OB brown, white marked B*le < about one year old. Howard ? turned to J. E. Jones. poetxxBee. < den. 8. O. ~v^5* ? CABBAGE PLANTS? MilUow, rieties. hardy and tested bf Inspected by Government and free of dieense. $1.00 per dxx f o. b. express or fwiroel pod Lykes, Lykesland, 8. C. I^OST ? Oue bftiok and tan bowrf strayed from my house about ? nary 23. Reward if returned tow? ter Allen, Bte 8, Camden 8. C- J FOR SALE? Hunting ri?hts for ?J . o? about 2,500 acres near on good road. For further iufoTO thru call at Chronicle office. FOR SALE? Three good nilldi ^ fro?h. with good attention w? 5 .2 1 "J pilous or more, rk* Price $50 for one, $00 each form era. See these' cows at man 3t Mut&ey, Camden, 8. O * ? ? 41 Pr J WANTED? Every property c0**j reads IBIS valuable paper to a" Kate McDonald roof pajat cement for all kinds of roan leak afld ftivy MoPonaid ga^ roofs and prevent them ing and decaying*. HeDoWj born under a root and ra> top of a roof and standa no man when kt comes to ? ing and painting roofc. A* McDonald root paint aad < mi t lasted all roof paiot We don't overcharge you ?*. mlarepreaent anything to **a boy paint. Nb ase, wbaa Roof v Paint ,Oa.keept ~ tracts from tfcrca to " of citrti coat to yo? 8. <1