The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 07, 1922, Image 7
i ok HAlitt?One Jeieey Cow, fresh
lu Milk, price $40.00. Can be eeeu
lit the houae If notified a (lay ahead.
Mrs ft, J. Truesdale, WestvUle, 8, O.
? - v. - L3 pd.
FOR 8ALI&? - Million disease-free, pur?
, Porto Rico potato plant*, for de
livery, April 15 tb. Dollar twenty
five per thousand. Lois of " five
thousand, ouodollar. Place order
now and get plant* when wanted.
Falrvlew Plantation, Camden, S. C.
<\ It. McOa skill, Mgr. l-4pd.
NOTICE tO THE PUBLIC ? Wo wish
to announce that we have torn away
the front of owr garage and have
changed H ft flWJo* station. This
will in no way lnterfear with our
battery and accessory department.
We arc better equipped tihan ever to
serve you. We epecialUo lu Ford
repairs and have with x w Mr. Joe
Pettlgrow who has -charge of the
shop. Wo w 111 bo glad to have you
fall on us for anything largo or
small. We guarantee every job
turned out and our price as low an
Kood work can be done for. II K
Hoard's garage, Camden, S C.
CASH for IXHiS? Wo pay "the highest
market iprice for strictly high (Class
ASH. TOPXifJl and OiTPRJBJBS
logs, delivered by rail or truck to
our Sumter band-mill. Write or
call for particulars. ^
The Siunter Hardwood C?v, Sum
ter, S. C. 1-lsb.
I OK SAI\.1'>? Millious of PORTO RiCO
POTATO PLANTS bow ready. 500.
$1.50; 1000, $2.80, post paid. $1.40
per 1000, Express collect. Tomato
plants same price Cash with orders.
VALDOSTA POTATO PLANT CO.,
Valdosta, Qa. 1-2 3 pd. ,
WANTED? A few boarders. ? Terms
reasonable. Apply at The Chronicle
office or phone 80, Camden, S. C. lsl>.
I,xOK SALE ? Million disease ? free,
pure Porto Rico potato plants, for
delivery April 10th. Dollar twenty
five per thousand. * Lots of five
thousand, one dollar. PQace order
no-w and get iplante when wanted,
Falrvlew Plantation, Camden. S. C.
C. B. McOaskiU, Mgr. l-l4pd.
PEANUT SBED oarofUlly; graded end
haud-fplcked, Whit* Spanish or
(ieor theretaoe ? 4shrd emfw em|b
Georgia Runners. In the>sfee!t, 6 ots
pound: Shelled fresh at planting
time, 0 cts. Prices tor immediate ac
ceptance, check wRh order. Peanuts
ure proving most* profitable money
crop. We are always ready to t>uy
them. Write for information, - Sea
Island Cotton ftil Co., Charleston.
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SHOES REPAIRED On short notice.
For Panco, Korry Kro uie, Whjte
Oak, Neoliu soles and turn soles,
O' Sullivan, "Good^cm* and other
makes- of rubber heels, call at the
Ilexl Hoot Shop, ,019 Rutledge St.,
next door to Express Office. Ahram
M. Jones, Manager. 51 7 sb.
PROPERTY OWNERS- Save your
roofs of alT fcludpT Tin, paper. ii"OU
wood, shingle and gravel roof*. Mc
Donald roof paint and cement pre
serves all roofs and stops all leaks
in al\ roofs. We paint roofs any
where this aide of the pond. Phone
us, we will do tl>e rest. Phone 297-W
Camden, 8. C. 50-tf
WANTED ? Men or women to take or
ders for genuine guaranteed hosiery,
for men, women and children. Elim
inates darning. $40.00 a week fuH
time, $1.00 an hour spare tine. B&
jxM-ience unnecessary. Interoatloafal
Stocking Mills. Novrintown, Pa.
T_ m M_M I ff-j- BM hc
Carbide For All Makes of Gas
Generators ? Save ;J trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. 43.
I'OR SALE ? One bungalow containing
six rooms, baths, and sleeping porcli.
Price $3,900. For terms ni>ply to
Henry Savage, Camden, S. C.
UJKN'T WANTED ? For Worthuor*
Hair Preparation. See or call oi
Madam K. B. Helton. 17 13 Oord?.
Street. Camden, 8. C. 2Ut.#
- WANTED ? Poplar, oak, ash and wal
nut logs. Also interested In hard
wood tracts of timber. R W Walker
I.umlrer Companv, Salfcdbury, N O
48-2sb
I'OR SALE ? Pure Brown Single Comb
Inborn eggs for hatching. Fifteen
for $1.50. delivered by parcel post.
H. S. Tbonxpson. Rfd 1, Bethiine,
H. O. - 47-3
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
? Prom our South Carolina coast
uml South Georgia farms, big stocky
plants will rttsrad very hard cold.
Early Jersey. Charleston Wakedields,
.SuopessfoB, Mat Dutch. I^c^pald
200. 60c; 400, $100; 1,000, $2.00
Kiprw* 2,000, $3.00; 5,000, $6.35;
10.000, $10.00. Count am! delivery
guaranteed. Parker Farm?. Atlanta,
Ga. 48-tfc
I'OR SALE ? Mghtwood. pine and oak
wood aav leagth. Bhouyt delivery.
Call 52. a )f. Kennedy. Jr. SStf
"CHICKENS AND EGGS
WANTED? We will pay
High** Crfsh PrteeiL Wire u?
for prices. Owens Fruit And
Produce Co., Tampa. Flori
da." ?
Pttlntufeftta Program CowplHfd
. Columbia, April 8. ? The program
committer In charge of the plans for
the big slate wide ft eetlvnl - and gala
week (here Ai|?ril nth to 22 ml lias to
day given out the follow log program;
Monday. April 17th, arrival of Oouuty
Queens, firework# and opening of Pal
inafesta at 8:80 p. m., Fashion Hhow
and introduction of Couuty Queen*,
band concert, vaudevUle. Tuesday,
April 18th, industrial exhibits, auto
show, band concert iu the <*ftemoon ;
evening at 8:30, style show, county
Queens, vaudeville and band concert.
Wednesday, April 19th, afternoon in
troduction of county Queens styleshow,
auto races; Rvoulng ; 8:80 l wind con
cert, Nora Bayes, stylo show, vaude
villo, introduction of Queens. Thurs
day, April 20th afternoon: opening of
?base ball season. Bvening 8:80, Nora
ltayee, vaudeville, band concert, clos
ing of Palmafestu Queen contest, Fri
day, April 21st, announcement of Pal
mafesta Queen. I'almafesta Queen's
Parade, industrial and floral parade;
8:80, Crowning pageant, Queen of Pal
mafesta, style show, vaudeville, band
concert;, Saturday, April 22nd, Baby and
educa t lona 1 j a nide ; 8 :30. vaudeville,
band concert, style show, fireworks,
closing of Palmafesta.
One of the Interesting, feat urns of
Palmafestu will be a daily demon
stration of the ltadlophone, by which
concert* and lectures in distant cities
throughout the country will be receiv
ed by wireless "amplified'' in the Mi?
steel 'building and heard by a'tt visi
tors.
? ? - ?
Hut tec Contests Improve Quality
..County and State butter contests, n
feature of Hwith Carolina extension
work for women Inst year, accomplish
ed much in die way of improving the
dairy in tins try there. ; South Carolina
is uot u da^-y Stale. It uses annually
about 914,000.000 m'?M h of dnirv pro
let* shipped In from other State*,
Some of this importation is due to the
fact that while there Is a large amoftut
of farm butter produced within tho
State, no steady demand for it has been
developed. For tho purpose of creat
ing au interest in this farm-made but
ter, and to umch the women to make a
better product, contests -which were
open to home Demonstration club mem
bers were started during 1921 in 11
counties,* , ?
Butter denuifistraj^ts were given In
nil the women's clubs,' a utl all interest
ed persons wore invited to a demon
stration 'by the State specialist at the
county seat. Three hundred and sixty
women and girls enrolled for the con
tests, and of these 320 sent butter for
every judging. Without exception
there was a great improvement in the
rackages brought to market and the
quality of the butter sold, as the
women learned to what extent the but
ter is affected by the temperature used
for ripening and churning, tin- care and
clenuMucss in handling, and the feeds
for the cow.
"Contest butter" solid very readily
at the various club markets, and those
who did not enter the contest were
obliged to make improvement in the
quality of what they offered for sale
or lose the market for their butter. Ex
tension workers report to the -IJulted
States Department of Agriculture that
the butter produced in all parts of the
State has been perceptibly improved as
a result of these contests. *
To Meet in Camden
There will be a meetiug of the gen
eral flaptist forces of the Kershaw As
sociation at the Camden Ilaptist cbiirch
Monday, April 10th at eleven o'clock.
*The Executive Committee of tho Asso
elation wll! hold a brief business sen
siou at 10:30, after which all forces
will enter into a meeting to consider
ways ii ml men ns of developing our de
nominational work in the Association.
Every church in the Association is ur
gently requested to have representa
tives on band for this meeting which
will be inspirational as well as instruc
tive. Pastors, Deacons, teachers, mem
bers of missionary societies, Sunday
school 4>fficcrs/Hnd others are urged* to
attend whether appointed by churches
or not. Dr C E Hurts will l>o present
and will furnish first hand information
on our Kingdom activities. The ladles
of the Camden Missionary Hftcieiy will j
serve Juuch at the church.
FOR SALE ? Two good horses and two
good mules for sale. See me at
once. W. F. Truesdel. rte 1, West
rifle, S. ('. 1-,'isb.
FOR SALE ? Several purebred Poland
China pigs for sale. Can be register
ed. Apply to Airs B It Truesdale,
rte 3, Camden, S. C. lpd.
WANTED ? Cows for pasturing on
splendid nplami pasture. App4y to
H. It. Truesdalc. rte 3, Camden, 8. C.
? . . 1-2-Spd.
FOR RKNT ? Rooms for ll*ht house
keeping Tall at oOG
4fi.lt
?
for
far
?r
PRIMITIVE LOT IN BALKANS
Albanians, Montenegrins, and SorUI*
ami A life* in Their ignorerto* of
tho Quttid* World.
The tugbont w lii t ii form* i Ik* only
mean* ot communication biitwMn the
Albanian city ?>f ScUUfl, pt the south
em end of Luke Scutari, and ibe Mon
tenegrin town of t'nvtonlt*a. at tlAi
northern end of the lake, iu n I (ungef
aA'alr suh.hci to fainting #UClllt uu.<H
tew trances.
It Carrie* a varied assortment of
huntnnit\. ranging from Albanlaus
traveling up the lake lit full regalia
. to xlioot. Up undesirable acquaintances
or something, up to Jibe veiled ladies
\v|lh bright Mn) finger nail* and Mon
tenegrins in scarlet bolero Jackets and
blue golf punts whn have Just been
down the lake to nuttier someone
the.v dislike or something.
An Albanian In native dress re-em
Idea, a character from the rajah of
ghumshoo of the prince of malaria,
while a Montenegrin togged oul In Ida
national gurb looks more like a erosB
b6l\veah a member of the ChUago
White Sox in traveling uniform and
bord NVhifltPtree on n Scotch whin
shooting expedition.
Two Servian soldiers came a boa rd
(he bont from one of the mountain
garrlions where the Serbs were wall
Ing i/npatiently to Jump over Into Al
bania ami grub all the territory they
?ouhl grab. Their rifles were dirty
?\lid rusted In spots; their uniforms
were foul with dirt antl frayed and
torn in numerous places. Between
their boot 'tops and the bottom of
l heir slovenly wound spiral putties was
a l-Jmh hiatus which showed clearly
Ilia! they were wearing UO Stockings.
A two weeks' growth of heard decor
ated their faces.
At lunch time they pullet! loaves of
sour gray bread from the pockets of
their dilapidated overcoats and gnawed
ut them wolflshly. I offered one of'
i hem a cuke of chocolate. lie took it,
looked it nil over with the greatest
en re. studied of it suspiciously and
then looked helplessly at his compan
ion. Ills companion broke off hulf
.the cake, sjnelled Jt carefully In turn
and then touched his tongue to It very
ifingerly. No harm resulted, so he nib
hied nt a corner. Then be gave his
! companion the high sign and they both
went to eating It ? a nibble of choeo
I late and then bite of bread. Both
men were about twenty-five years old
and bad never seen a piece of choco
late before. ? Kenneth L. Koherts In
the Saturday Kvenlng Tost.
New Cap*' Breton Salt Dcd.
i,iMi i?kU ; i l i dcpoalt e/er
i0 Utu Ur ;u made
. Wh.w.uomngh, Vhtorhi county,
.tt.i'i c m (hln upper \ ?? 1 1 1 of h Mti 1 1 IkhI
,uifi i.i'tri plotted at i< It of iuo
feet hclow the ground'* aurfucc. ?V
i ihihImt . f natural uprliMi rich in an It
hate ultfv* been discovered and n com
p;UI> of C*|M? IllVloil litis I u'4'i i (tifpr
)? ,.n ? for the purpose of dcvelopin*.
?!: >?ilt production Industry In the dlh
iPIcf. ?
Imm?nn Demand for Fur*.
Nrvoral HttudN thousand pells. in
cludlnc polar, gtT/./.ly and Ida* k Im m
sU'U*. t 'O.VOU'N, hmVulo. silver. ivd. cf(l?
1?.\ skins, muskrat, tlOUVof, &tfblc
iithiK. ww received by it fur ?*? i??ij?:i u \
il .Mont real to bo told ??' (lit wllilei
Shipment's- wt>r? received froiy
It jl p?r*a of Canada, as well ns from
ltussij?. Labrador, United Sta*ea am1
l'atug uilu.
Lathe Turn* Ship*' Ma?U
What Is virtually a combination
ffttUe and |>la !?**?? of )?lg?idl<! hIzo, tak*
lug work upward of 1,00 feet In length.
Is the interesting shipyard tool, in
sealed in Georgia, that is makiiiy new
records in the manufacture of musts
and spars.
The big stick of timber to he turned
1 1 1 f ? 1 ? nuist is centered between two
tailstoeks, one at each end. anil sup
ported at t|?? center by* an Internal
gear chuck, which, driven by h, 25
horsepower motor, involves it at 18
r. p. m. .
The two cutting head carries,
electrically, ^propelled, -travel, on rill*
between the eenter and end* of the
timber, moving at the rate of ibr.?e;
six. or twelve feet n 'minute. ? Popular
Mechanics .Magazine.
The Flapper.
"The present-day girl of college ace,
from seventeen or eighteen to tw.-ntv
? two years, popularly kno\Mi a* the
'flapper,' is a shrewd, keei'i, hard,
worldly little thing," says the pr?,"d
dent of Smith college, "j?he is not
the sweet. unsophisticated kIN ?f n
decade ago. To try to Inflict upon her
fiu*nlt"-made discipline would result
In revolution.
"The wisest wny 1s to give her a
reasonable amount of rope: holding
over her only the Itfvls'ble check of
student-m oil1 rules ami student tradi
tion, a..?f let her work out her nwi
salvation, learning for herself the I.M
effects of her own lndlsccetiona."
NO SEASON HAS PROVIDED
MORE LOVELY MILLINERY
XHK zestful quest f? ?r Kastcr goes
merrily on, und women loiter con
lldentlj* through millinery dlsplnys de
termined to make the moat of u great
opportunity. No season has provided
better millinery or more of It. Tbe
trick t* to make the wisest choice
where thvre are ?<> many safe onea ? 'to
find Just the type of hat that Is kindest
to one'R good feature* and blindest to
faulty ones? The choice Is'siu-t-essful
If the chosen hnt may h? truthfully
,naiiv*d "The Flatterer."
Apparent!* jieslgn^r* ?r# drawing
upon lne*hauatlMe retmun-e*. ami there
I* no end to the variety of hats. Kut
' the first hats of the xcason ?n? as good
as any, perhaps n Htt!* better than
th??*i? thst foMow them. Four. spring
model* la tire gr.>ap pictured are
L of an excellent:* that need not fear
i comparisons In their c|a*?. Thay are
, brilliant hats to he worn everywhere
I and any time. They Include a tailored ?
fabric hat with rlbl?r>u trim, ss ahtmn
at the top. and three semi tlress or
trimmed Hats. The hat at the lafr.
made of alllr, has s ?off cro*R and ?
narrow brim that *i<leu? au4 turns up
ward at tti? front ft la ahowa fa aev
eral eaiora wKti <nmqn*. erMte he*4* (
applfed i<? the upturned' >?ri in. At the
r I k I ? t a brill hint black lint follows the
linos of the stately Russian turban
and employs a trl mini iik of cellophane
There are many odd new trimmings
for which It Is bant to find an expi'es'
sire name. The last hut In the group
Is an off-t he-face nha^e revered with
h millinery fabric that 1ms i? in u**.v bui
Ktttlerin? surface. The new "inab-h"
trimming with cabot-hons am! othei
ornumenis, applied to the upward fl.ir
Ing b? l?n. and additional decoration of
enrt>roid*?ry slllc. rereali much pa'n*
taking hand work with materials tbni~
merit the care lavished upon them
There ure lar<? hats In the dlaplaya
atid their ?umber wttt Increase wtrtr
the rpmljig of summer, but even then
the fttiiftller hats will outnumber them.
Beauty doe# homage to summer al
In wltla-briaaiued, flctureaqpf
draaa bats, and w# will And them
ec Iftden this ye?r, bat th? sport a k*f
BHMt be rrefcffrieri with, sr>4 It Is not
?<? Tarar ?
\ *
Tht>- *onit?n o t tho town of Monty*'
Uer. 1 rauce, arc fljfhtW fax Uus abol
ition of a hushaud's authority on inm
tUUoua ii? la bur Uoutv L,v u muuu u ud
child mi.
ro-wi* iii the New York UnireriAtjr
arc <!otnumirij$ "luilU^' unaoktojr
loom," where tliey may go between
cUikhcs to\i a puflf to ulet their nerrtifi.
The Winning Pair:
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and PRBST-O-Lrra Price
When you con?id?i\thatyoucan
*ck ? Picit-O Lite Battery at
,f 19.V0 (trade in price )for pop
filar makes of light cart,
T ? and link it up with the
Preat-Q-Llte trademark,
. ? and rametaber that 4t con
tiim tha famous Preit-O
Hate*.
Pull op wh?f#
you ?e? thl? ftjgn
? *nd it guaranteed by the
regular Prest-O-Lite guaranty,
a generous. definite obligation,
plus a spirit that say* ij\t? car
owner must bo pleased.
. ?you are sure to realize that
the Prest-O-Llte Battery is the
best buy on the market.
There are correspondingly
low price* for other type# of
Prest O-Lite Batteries.
How i* your battery acting?
If it Is not working eagerly and
vigorously, drive around and
let our specialist* prescribe the
right treatment for it. Our
business Is to prolong the life
of all batteries. We never ssy
you need a new battery until
you do.
Wo are part of the Prest-O
Wte Service, the oldest organ
ised service to motorists.
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VULCANIZING WORKS
Camden, S. C.
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and up
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