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x ThlngM Worth Knowing. A "Vof<o Iium been oiX'nefl in iiorllii. i| rccord# ih<* voIops of Your doctor will sanction it? Many a case of typhoid and other illness have been trac ed to tainted foods, to re frigerators not built so that they can be kept perfectly clean; to impure ice which was put in drinking water. Your doctor, will quickly and gladly recommend the Au tomatic. It prevents all these dangers. For food saving, for ice sav ing, the Automatic cannot be equalled ? and it is the only refrigerator with a water cOoling system. Be sure to Bee it! HOME FURNISHING CO. CAMDEN. S. C. Telephone 46 COLUMBIA LUMBER ft MANUFACTURING CO. ? MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN A HUC?ER STS. Ph*n? 71 % COLUMBIA, S. C. Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Oyer Brace's Store) CAMDEN, S. C. iii*t liijpitiitM ?i per?oiui "" phonograph recot<|n Mint have been *ur?accd with a I chemhMl ?oilistanee which will preserve them for 10.0<>o year*. The museum |m |o tie International. and dls tlngnhhed iiit ii who vi>dt lu-t I i ii will ho ji o?l for ,4mu mples" of th?% voice*, addition ? r?> having their photographs taken. If Mir I* it<>r married at -1? ft Hindu Kill [h considered ho old maid. A girl l* cxj>octed to Ih- ma, riled ut about 18. 'I II.- hi triple s,u"?p In Loudon, which shipped the tea to Boston that lat^r was thrown Into tin* harbor by the tVinoii* tea party, has restored the >lgn (liiii hung over the shop in 1660. Y\h?xi<.'!tn f??on* are making itandaN from discarded automobile (wing-*. The large sized truck tires ure In ureal < remand. A keioaene carburetor, which has been invented b,v a I>anish bicycle milker, Is ii vt>il l>oth oii motor cars and airplane*. I?osh fuel I* needed ami there is no carbonization. Skim milk, thickened with cocnnut oil, tn replace the butter of which It has been ntf?l>ed, l? widely sold incon delist' form, according to reports. This oil lacks the vltamiues that the original cream i>ossessed and rewnlts obtain*;*! fronL feeding It to growlug i bildren and babies are described as disa*terou?. Tlu* lettuce crdp in the Imperial Val ley of California, In 1022, brought the growers a gross income of $r?,000,000. The gypsies of Hungary, who have fuinUhed Hungary Its music and bah lads for centuries. have organized to drive out the uegvo j at/, band artist* of Hudapest and other cities. They, have L>*sued a manifesto condemning the J a 7//. musii atKi the municipal comi ties uf seven Hungarian towns hart? decreed that Jazz must go. A weevil has been di'icovered iu Stone Couuty. Mississippi, wiiich Is ln? JnHous tu the tomato, potato and tur-. nip. It Is one-third of an inch long, dull gray In color .and hears on the wing -covers a pale V-shaped mark. The larvae feed at night, hiding un derground during tlu? day. FJievcn i?er cent of tJie foreign-born white population of this eountry above the age of 1(? years are unable to s|>eak English. Deep-sea t-iiiU.s grow to :i tremen dous size along the coast of Ala>*ka, many weighing 20 pound* each. Can dles are to be established tilery soon ami clams and crabs will he put on the market. A great deal of the crab moat now being sold in cans in tills country Is imported from Japan ami adorned with American label*.' I'aved struts in C!4cago, if built in a straight line, would make n paved roadway l<> feet wide, reaching from .Lake MU'higan to Seattle. In addition to managing her exten sive law hiisl nexy in New York, Mr* Anna Oberwager also directs the des tiny of her household and the eduea* I Inn i?f her three children. VOTE FOR SAMUEL XkTY LIE IJOGUE ER VICE VV ITH 1_10NESTY CANDIDATE FOR T reasurer Kershaw County "WORK WILL WIN" An Empty Purse Cauiei Sleepleu Nifhtt. The downy pillow of a Sav ings Account in the First Na tional Rank will prove a source of rest and relaxation. It will enable you to more easily grapple with the problems of life. It will instill self-confi dence. self-dependence and in d i vidua 1 responsibility. Avoid sleepless nights by starting an account today. Be the amount large or smaH. we will welcome it and welcome vo u as one of our depositors. DISSOLUTION Or PARTNERSHIP. Notice Is hereby given that the part nership heretofore exlstux a* Jones 4; Mcluturln, an a mercantile firm at Hethuue, has been dissolved, and will he conducted by the undersigned In the future. H. I,. JONKS. Hethune, H. C\, July fi, lt>22. 1 14 lrtpd NOTICE. All uusiness, trades and pro fessions are hereby notified to make immediate payment ~0f their license for the present year. Failure to do so prompt ly will ca,use penalty of 15 per cent to be added. H. C. SINGLETON, City Clerk. Camden, S. C., July (i, 1022. 14-15 Wants? For Sale AGENTS WANTED? Sell the <>rigi n?l Wiitkius Products. flood city territory wtlll Often. t?et our won derful offer and free samples. Write today. The J. It. Watklns Co., Dept. 7S, Nnv York, N. Y. 14-16-pd CVUNUER GRINDING MACHINE ? W. (). liky'n Garage, of Camden, has Juft installed the uiont tip to date machine which will Tegrlud many make* of cylinders without the ne ooudfy Of removing iblodk from chas sis, wheh in Itself saves in median ' des time more than the total eosl of grinding, pistons and wrist pins ? in the old way. lS-18~etl> FOR SA^fc ? One Pittsburg visible typewriter, practically new. Will sell for $40 cash. Worth $1(X). Ap ply at The Chronicle office. Camden. 8. C. 15- pd FARM FOR RENT ? ( >n highway con venient to Camden, two horse furm. mote ran he opened, good dwelling, barn and tenant house. Plenty of water and fruit. Address Farmer. Care of Chronicle Office. 15-te-pd FOR SALE ? offer Itcaurifully netted ri|M' c>\utnlou|>os. forty-five count, seventy-five tvnts per crate, rash with order. The (JnK-ery "Shop. Hlat-kvllle, S. ('. WK PAY $.'5(1.00 weekly full time, 75c hii hour apare time selling hosiery guaranteed wear four montha or re placed free. 30 styles. Free SampSes to workers. Salary or 30 per cent commission, flood hosiery Is an ab solute necessity, you can Bell It easi ly. Experience uuneceasary. Kagle Knitting Mills, Darby, Pa. 8-17. WANTED -Yon to know that your license tax is n<?w due and payable at tin* City Clerk's office. WANTKl) Von in know tlnit your license tux is now due and payable at the City Clerk's office. FOR HALE ? Cal.slum arsenate Cor sale in any <piantities. Our prices are rluht. Springs & Shannon, Cain den. S. C. lltf Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generators ? Save 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. AGENTS WANTED? -Male and fe male auetif> \\ it ii t is | t<? i ii i on the colored population with th>- faste.-i >e\ler of its kind on the market to da.v Ititr money for those who will work Write for | mi rticnlar*. The lmlitm Chemical Co, Aii,mi>Ih. (7a. 1:>-I7pd. WANTED? M? >ii or women to take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for inon. women, and child ren IPi initiates darning. $40 a week full time, $1.<K) an hour spare time. Kxperience unniiv-isiiry, In ternational Ktix^kinc Mills, N orris town, Pu, 10-'j0?tt). STORAGE BATTERIES ? Philadel phia Diamond Gird Storage Bat teries reduced in price, These bat teries are too wtfll known to need further description. We know of a great many still In use that we so'd four 5"car>? ago. Fresfh shipment Just received. W. O. Hays Garage. Month It road street. Camd'Q, S. C AGENT WANTKD ? Kor \VurU?rtor? Hair Prep?r?tion. ftf* or c*U o? Madam K. K. Bfdtnn. 1713 Uor<V. Strfft Camden. S. C. 20t? STORAGE BATTERIES ? Philadel phia Diamond Gird Storage Bat teries reduced in price. These bif terles are too well known to need further description. We know of n great many still In use that we sold four years ntjo Kre?h shipment Jusr rrrcivr?d \s ?? flnv's GaTSge. S- ti t h Broad street. Camil-a. S. C. 12-l.tdb PI \NO SACRIFICE ? I no inability t" kis*p up payn>^nt<. w.- have had t h.gh a"" oie piano. : !h. ; *st eondl. tuiii turned ?<*? n< This In ; r::rr.rr.t We * an >??"!. f . .i rare liar- : g;?r '.'.viii'.' term* ?<? responsible 1 *t r : i ? - Kor full ;>*rr. ;'jir?. oi .1 r. ? I i Ide; A I'. . ???* A ? mla Gh. 1 . I t. HEMSTITCHING \M> I'lCOTING Aft aebmotit. work* < u ? \ machine; easily adjusted Price full ln ?truotior? and ?.imp>e Marsh Bros. Wilmington <>hio 1.1 17pd PLUMBING ? lY>r ffoo<l Nanltary plortblng *nd tlnnin*. either con tract or rrrw lr work. Tlay#. Ph#ix 217 J. 1610 Campbell street, t^nden, f* C 12-15 pd. AN ORMNANCE : An Ordlnanr* to I*vy aud Kit force an ! A*?e*snumt u<K>n Property Owners of I the City of (-ttimkn, for tKe Purpwt* j of Fay lug for Permanent Improve - meat* on the Htreet# and Side-Walks of the City of Camden. * State of South Carolina County of Kershaw . ? I City of Camdrn He it ordu Ined by the Mayor and Al dermen of the City of Camden, South Carolina, and hy tin* authority of the same: Section 1. Thftt to provide for trio payment, of the coti of iwrintuept lien-* prpvemeht* on the streets and sffle- ' walks of the City of Camden, then' ; ?hail he levied u]h?u the owners of the i property immediately abutting on the j it'reets and sidewalks, or parts of i either, .so improved, an assessment mi | proportion to the frontage only of such 1 property on such streets or sidewalks or i?arts of either, so l nip roved. and not exee<sMJing in the aggregate one* half < 1 -li > the eost of sueh Improve ment i Provided, That no assessment shall be ho laid upon the abutting prop erty owners until such Improvements have been ordered, pursuant to such ordlnanvt1, and the written *? consent, signed 4?nd /lied with the said Clerk of the City of Camden, of no less than two thirds (2*3) of the owners of the pro|H?rty abutting upon streets, side walks. or parts of either, praised ta be improved, and the provision iuade for the payment by the corporate auth orities of the said City of Camden, of not Jess than one-half the eosts of sueh improvements. Section Two- -That the owners of the property immediately abutting on said streets or side^walks. or parts of either, so Improved shall at the time sueh assessments are made pay one eleventh ( 1 - 1 1 > thereof to the City Treasurer of the City of Camden, South Carollua, and anuuaMy there after shall pay to the said City Treas urer one-eleventh of said assessment for ten (10) consecutive years, to? (jet her with interest from the date of sueh assessment, at the rate of six per cent 1st annum. Section Three? That the assessment so laid shall constitute and be a lieu upon the property so assessed, and pay ment thereof may be enforced as the payment of any city taxes Is enforced. Said assessment to.be entered upon the books of the City Clerk, entitled "Assessment Liens," stating the names of tin* owners, location of rhe property, and the amount of the assessment and the time of payment. The said liens shall continue from 'date of entry on said book until the expiration of five years from the date, when final pay ment is due and payable, unless sooner paid. That upon default in the .pay ment of any installment or the portion of any assessment at the time, and in a<*eordnnce with the terms* and condi tions fix .xl by ordinance, the total amount then unpaid (Including defer nil payments of installments and in terest) shall immediately become due o ? . . h ml ooMoctible a,s City and Town taxes nrr ctdhfted, ?nd with such penalties ainl cost s as are now provided for the pavnienr of such ta*es. Section Four ? That all grantors and gruuteeK of any property, or part of same, sold of transferred after said assessment having been laid thereon, but before said assessment lien ha9 been extinguished, as provided herein. Khali file la writing, with ttye {Jitjr Clerk, within ten days after such iile or transfer, the name of such grantor or grantee an accurate description of the property sold or. transferred fron| the date of sald. Mto or transfer. Ratified In C&titK3l assembled, thli I'.rd day of Jaly^JTOSS. H. G. CABRISON, Jr., Ma^or. Attest: 11. C. SirigjlestoAjuOlerf. One quality only? the standard for all Goodrich Tires * V.\ i I . , Size cur price cannot tmnlify the one quality Goodrich sta&Jard* You can buy any Goodrich Tire, Silvertown Cord or the popular 30 x3^ clincher fabric, and know beyond a doubt that you are getting the same quality always. It is this quality which has made Goodrich Tires unsur passed for dependability and durability in service, mileage and. value* This principle has put the real meaning in the widely known Goodrich slogan of "best in the long run." SILVERTOWN <X?I? Look for this Goodrich Tire dgn over , your tire dealer's store? It tnH^ns satis* j actum m ewji irunscfctum+ THE ft. P. GOODRICH fcU&0BR COMPANY "Afcf w, Ofci* . .-..? ?' ? ~ .. ??..-? T ?** . " - - * FABRICS TUBES V I : SILVBHTOWN CORDS ACCESSORIES Perhaps you have heard this: ^Gasoline if gasoline ? they're all alike."" One might an well say that shoes are shoes, ^>ap is soap or tires are tires. Just what drives that motor in your car? A MIXTURE of from 12 to 13 parts of air and 1 part of gasoline vapor does it. Motor gasoline has to be volatile, so that it will vaporize readily, but that iiDOt all. The composition of that one part of gasoline vapor largely determines how well the motor performs. Motor gasoline must be more than just volatile; it should be properly balanced* It must contain the right proportion of light, intermediate and heavy constit- y uents to afford instant ignition, abundant power and if full mileage. "Standard" is a carefully balanced gasoline, which accounts for the consistently good results it is giving ? in tens of thousands of motors today. It pays to discriminate in buying gasoline, and oil toQ. Polarinc oils are just as oependable as "Standard" Motor Gasoline. Don't take oil without knowing its name. "STANDARD" h?t t; a rn o?. The Balanced Gasoline! STANDARD OIL COMPANY ^Nrw Jersey)