cigarettes
They are
GOOD> 10?
Bay this Cigarette and Save Money
On Ills Way.
Moso, what would you do If you re
vived n letter from the Ku Klnx
KlanV" a local negro was asked, "Well,
sab, I'd read it on a train." replied
Mo&P;-*-Fro.h) the Atchison Olobe.
(Hie federal prohibition officer was
Killed and another was fatally wound
?>d while raiding an illicit liquor mak
ing plant at Tltustown, Va., last Sat
urday night. The authorities have
hiuce been prosecuting a search for a
negro named Henry Chambers, the
alleged owner of the still.
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw,
Hy agreement of the heirs of the
?estate of Fannie Moeks, deceased, the
undersigned will sell at public sale be
fore the Court Hou.se Door during the
legal hours of sale, on the first Monday
i i August, 11)22, the following descried
real estate:
"All that part of a lot situated in the
City of Camden, County of Kershaw,
State of South Carolina, bounded
North hy iwemises formerly of Mary
Campbell now of Henry Raiuey; IOast
Iit Broad Street, South by premises
of-Mrs. Scot a Salmond and West by
premises formerly of Clinton Palmer,
><aid lot the same conveyed to J. R.
Coodale and son by Sarah U. liarfield,
u 1 so all my right, title, interest and
elaim in and to that lot North of
arid adjoining he above described lot
iiml bounded North by York street;
East by Henry Ralney; South by above
lot and West by property formerly of
Clinton W. Palmer, r *
Terms of sale, CASH. 'Purchaser
to pay for papers.
I. O. HOUGH,
I,AURRNS T. MILDS,
Attorneys.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
? MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HULER STS. Phone 71
t COLUMBIA, S. C.
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over Bruce's Store)
CAMDEN, S. C.
Your doctor
will sanction1 it^
I
M any 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
^ee it!
HOME FURNISHING CO.
CAMDEN. S. C.
Telephone 46
MiP UIRLS GET INTO UNl
tncreising Physical Activity and |nde
pendonco Are Regardod a? of
Particular4 Significance.
A new freedom In physical move
ment is discernible If not obvious In
feminine Japan. it can be noted on
the street in thy little glris' play. Al
ways they have htul the ,most yarled
line of games and were fairly active,
but nothing ho unladylike an Jmnplnu
over a stick, a sort'of pole vault with
out the pole. Now this is not linunuitl.
In the larger towns, and surprisingly
high do these wooden clogged, kl
tnonoed, plg-talled youngster* jump,
and with much abandon. i
In the girls' schools there Is much
more activity than even throe years
ago of the kind that past generations
of American mothers called tomboy
Ishness, and Increasing- Interest In ten
nis and basketball. Also It Is not Un
becoming now for maiden or matron
to hold up her head In Hue with her
spine, and frankly look on at this
world and all its iocunfb ranees. For
merly It was almost the great unpar
donable not to carry the head slightly
forward, with eyes downcast. This
attitude of humiliation is now becom
ing fearfully old-fashioned.
Foreign teachers of long experience
say that the change In this respect Is
striking In the classroom. Students
when reciting now look up squarely at
tl'ie instructor Instead of at tholr knees
as formerly. As this Is not a taught
thing, but the reflex of a change with
in. vital enough to overcome teaching
and inherited tendency, It Is signifi
cant.
Another change, trifling, but a
straw that shows the direction and ve
locity of the current, Is the growing
habit of man and wife to walk side by
side on the street Instead of my lady
pigeon-toeing along about a pace in the
rear of her lord.?Scrlbner's Magazine.
TRUE DA VINCI IN \OUVRE?
Museum Director Scoffs at Theory
That Famous Painting Has Been
Brought to America.
Artists mid friends of the Louvre
museum may reassure themselves.
The original of Leonardo da Vinci's
painting, "La Belle Perron ni ere,"
hangs in the museum and Is not in
America. This on the authority of
D'Estournelles de Constant, director
of national museums.
"This Is an old story/' suld the di
rector. "It is not the first time that
the authenticity of our masterpieces
has been questioned by foreign collec
tors. There seems to be no way of
putting a stop to the habit.
"The painting entered among our
collections under the( title of 'La Belle
Ferronniere' was certainly from the
brush of Leonardo da Vlncl himself.
It was among tho art treasures of
Francis I and, In 1042, Fere Dan, the
king's minister of finances, Identified
It as the portrait of the duchess of
Mantau. Certain historians, on the
other hand, have maintained that it
was that of Lucre*la Crlvell. It Is
generally conceded today that the pic
ture represents La Belle Ferronlere,
one of Francis I's favorites.
"Whoever It may represent, how
ever, the painting had always hung In
the private apartments of the king
until ft was transferred to the Louvre.
Its authenticity might possibly have
been questioned had It been stolen at
any time. But no such misadventure
ever occurred to It."?From Le Petit
Paris. (Translated for the Kansas
City Star.)
Bans the Merry-Go-Round.
Verily the most captious of music
critics /lnustj confess that when the
overture of "Foot and Feasant" is hoot
ed out by the steam calliope of a
merry-go-round it carries to the Juve
nile ear a more vital inspiration than
could a Philharmonic feast in Car
negie hall or a whole opera at the Met
ropolitan. Imagine, then, the grief of
Tarsos I'olycrone at the refusal of
Mayor Scott of New Kochelle to li
cense him to operate a $30,000 merry
go-round on a lot that he and his two
brothers have bought at the entrance
to Hudson park.
Supreme Court Justice Piatt of
White Flalns will decide whether the
gorgeous merry-go-round planned by
the I'olycrone brothers shall be sanc
tioned or not, for the Indignant trio
have applied to him for a writ of man
damus to compel Mayor Scott to Issue
n license.?New Vork Sun.
Fishing Fle?t Reduced One-Half.
Heavy toll exacted by storms
threatens to ruin the fishing industry
of Newfoundland. A movement now
Is on foot to Induce the legislature to
offer heavy bounties for the building
of schooners, It Is rei>orted.
During 1021 42 stout fishing schoon
ers dropped int<> Davy Jones' locker,
and 1922 already has a lengthy list of
losses. The entire Newfoundland fleet
t ml ay Is not more than .half that of
11HX>. The number of schooners be
tween 30 anil *V> t<>ns In service today
Is abojyt 500, hs against from 1,000 to
1,,VX> [n The < l<>s!ng days of the Nine
teenth century.
Triumph for Old-Tlmer.
The little red 'house \\<m h vic
tory over fh?> pre??Tt flay educational
institution, with !t?? d??m?*stlc science
and vocational trninii courses, dur
ing an old-fashioned spollintr I ?*c held
In Bucyrus. Ohio, when Mrs. K. B
Flnley. eighty-seven, spelled flown 25
graduates of high schf*>ls and colleges
In a'contest lasting over fhr?'?- hours
Iteualssance. vertiginous, rendezvous
nnd foitiaMlmo were the words that
spell*.I ;?efent to her opponent*, and
then Mrs. Flnley heenme Mordted
?he dropped out with "tuberrulosla."
ALL TOOK PUFFS
Smoking by No Means Always
Confined to Men.
In Old?n Time* Women, and Even
Children, participated In Enjoy*
inent of the "Weed."
William Penn has a flue record In the
history books. Controversy uml colon!
nl muck raking has not sullted hli
name. But William Penn smoked with
the women. He smoked with women
4ft America. No? ?oi In sylvan privacy
In a small select party down near the
City of Brotherly Love.
? He smoked with thejl? right out In
public. In fact, they took puffs from
the same pipe. Twice at least did this
happen, says a New York Sun writer.
Yes, of course It was a peace pipe;
a Calumet which he smoked with the
big chiefs and the braves and the
squaws of the tribes that were selllug
him land. A friendly social time was
had by all and he made a fine trade
for a first-class piece of land, payltu;
for It In part with .SCO tobacco pipes,
100 hands of tobacco and 20 tobacco
boxes.
,Jn the old country in the good old
days the women took to smoking as
quickly as did the men. At least the
ladles of the courts did. In France
tobacco was the special possession of
the queen mother, who received some
plants from her ambassador In Portu
gal, Jean Nlcot. This Is the real orlg
lnal chap of Lady Nicotine fame.
The weed was called "the queen's
herb," "Incense," "Yerba Santa," "pan
acea," and half a dozen other names
of the same sort. In the English court
the ladles as well as the men followed
the fashion Introduced by Sir Walter
Kalelgh. Tobacco smoke was consid
ered the best medicine for all Ills, and
so late as the time of Charles IF* boys
were flogged at Eton for refusing to
learn to smoke.
Of course, It has not all been plain
sailing for the smokers. So gentle
and mild a punishment as a $25 fine
or a short sojourn in that gray castle
with the towers aDd battlements and
the bridge of sighs that we call the.
Tombs would have been considered
laughable by those who In earlier days
were really out after the smokers.
Church and state alike have gone right
after them.
Imprisonment, excommunication from
the church, the death penalty, whip
ping on the bare back with the knout,
have all of them been on the statute
books of one or another country of
Europe In the course of attempts to
grub out this habit, root and branch,
ladles and gentlemen alike. No less
a person tlian a Mug of England wrote
publicly for the antls.
He calls It "loathsome to the eye,
hurtful to the nose, harmful to the
brnln, dangerous to the lungs and In
the black stinking fnrae thereof, near
est resembling the horrible Stygian
smoke of that pit which Is bottom
less." This referred to all smokers.
He was not doing any sharpshootlng
at the women. He was leading the
firing squad against the whole tobacco
brigade.
Oldest Flao.
Our royal standard, In which some
changes, will possibly be made as a re
sult of Ireland's new status, Is not so
venerable as the Danish royal stand
ard?the oldest national flag In exist
ence. The white cross on a red ground
of the Danebrog Is traditionally traced
to a vision seen In the sky by a Danish
king, Vlademar the Victorious, when
leading his army against the Esthonl
ans near Reval In 1210. According to
one version of the legend, the blood
red flag fell from heaven Into the
Danish ranks. There Is no doubt that
about the date of this battle It was
adopted as the Danish flag and that
It had the religious associations which
belonged to most national standards
In medieval times.?Montreal Family
Herald.
What'a a Day Here and There?
"Jlm,H the Janitor of an apartment
In the '4100 block on Walnut street.
Is so exasperatlngly glow that resi
dents of the apartment usually can't
decide whether It Is funny or tragic.
They are laughing over his latest.
"Yes, 'MIz Jones,' the windows sure
need washing," he admitted Tuesday.
"I'll get to them tomorrow." He
paused doubtfully.
"Tomorrow or Thursday." Then
still more doubtfully:
"But, If I do have to put them off
till Friday, I believe I might Just as
well let them go till Monday."?Kansas
City Star.
Playing Safe.
In spite of repeated warnings from
his father, little Hobby persisted In
driving nails Into blocks and boards.
He had arrived at play-at-carpenter
stage.
One morning dad beard the familiar
pounding, and looking out he saw Rob
by busily banging away?his little sis
ter, Mary, down beside him. Apparent
ly looking on.
"Haven't I told you, Bobby, that
you will mash your fingers If you drive
nails?" the father ssked.
"Yes, T know dad. but Mary's hold
lng the nail."?Judge.
Stops Epileptic Attacks.
Professor Tro^ello, surgeon com
mander In the Italian navy and lec
turer on nervous diseases In the Uni
versity of Rome, report1* great suc
cess In treating epilepsy with tetra
tartrate of boron and potassium. In
*4ght ease* in an asylom four patients
ceased to have attacks, while the other
four were so far Improved that tbey
hohnrod hotter and were less violent
TRIUMPH WAS SHORT-LIVED
Prof???or Remembered to Put Out the
Light, but He Had Forgotten
Something Else.
At 1:80 u. in. the tired scientist laid
down his pen, snapped <?ff tln> desk
light in Ids study and started \up
stairs As he felt his way along It hi'
dark hull hp was Immensely proud*vOf
himself for having remembered to |)ut
out the light. He saw himself at the
breakfast table, receiving the congrat
ulations t>f the ns.s?'iiililt"d family, lb
suitled In the darkness as he thought
how pleaaisl his wife would be,
Perhaps he should wake her now
and tell her, prove to her that this
ntreemmtndedness thnt amttsrd and
not.Infrequently embarrassed her was
not as Inveterate as she supposed.
Certainly It was easy enough to re
member things if one tried. lie
Chuckled at the thought of his tri
umph. He'd show theinj
Groping along In the blackness,
says the New York Sun. his hand en
countered an Inexplicable gap In the
continuity of the wall. He paused In
perplexity. Then suddenly It occurred
to him that It was the door of hi*
daughter's rooin?his own was two
doors back. He had been' so absorbed
In sclf-congratulbtlon that he bad
gone straight past It,
He smiled?not quite so heartily. It
wasn't easy nfter all. Yet, with a
little effort?.
Hut why was the door o)>en? Jean
Invariably clotted her door at night.
He called softly. There was no an
swer. Yet Jean woke at the slightest
sound. Icy fear clutched his heart;
he entered, switched on the light. The
room was empty!
He turned and ran down the hall to
his wife's room.
"Martha!" he called. "Jean Is gone!
The bed Ir empty?-hasn't been slept
in! What shall we do?"
. To his complete and utter amaze
ment his wife sat up In bed and
laughed until the tears ran down her
cheeks.
"Oh," she gasped, "you'll be the
death of me! (Jan't you remember
anything? Jean was married this af
ternoon. You gave her away your
self !"
Something Going to Happen.
T\yo mountaineers had long enjoyed
a blood feud with each other, but at
last neighbors, desiring peace, man
aged to bring them together. For sev
eral minutes after the meeting not a
word was said. Finally one, seratch
lng his thumbnail reflects ely on the
butt of his gun, remarked.
"\Vell, pardner, I'm not goln' to tm
with ye much longer."
The second was relieved but strlved
to conceal his feelings.
"Don't talk thatta way, Seth," he re
monstrated. "We been enemies fer
twenty years, but of course I'll miss
ye. Ye ain't goln' to shoot yerself,
are ye?H
"No." drawled the first, "I certainly 1
ain't goln' ter shoot myself, and I
ain't goln' away, neither, but seeln'
as how ye ain't ever goln' ter see me
again, I flggered ye might have some
thin' ye wanted ter say first."?Amer
ican Legion Weekly.
Considerable Hint.
"This Is ft nice **anoe, Isn't It,
Maud 7" said the tall, dark young num.
"Very nice Indeed, Charlie," replied
the pretty girl sitting In the stern.
"There's Just one objection to It,"
said the young man.
"Indeed; and what Is that?" asked
the girl.
"Oh, well, you see, If you try to kiss
a girl In this canoe there's a great
danger of upsetting It, and theu both
the fellow and the girl would bo
thrown Into the river."
"Oh, indeed!" said the girl, reflec
tively, and she sat silent for a while.
At length she remarked, softly,
"Charlie, I can swlm.'r
Rude and Unusual.
My nursing training was received at
a hospital where all the standards
were of the highest and where we
were drilled Ln all the little courtesies
of our profession. For that reason I
took my work most seriously, and thus
suffered a most embarrassing moment,
though afterward I realized it was
funnier than It was serious.
One night I fell Into a sound sleep,
to be awakened by my patient's laugh
ter. She had asked me the time, she
said, and In my sleep I had replied,
MAw, look at your own watch."
That remark was a byword ln the
hospital for weeks.?(Thlrago Tribune.
Fish Meal as Food.
Experiments with fish meal as a
food for domestic animals have been
made abroad and it has been found
that pigs and cattle eat it with relish.
In Norway the meal Is made from
cod and herring. The codfish are dried
first ln the air and then in an oven,
and afterward ground Into meal. They
make a highly nutritious food. Her
ring are boiled and placed under press
ure beforp being ground.
Tn England and Scotland fish meal
Is made from the waste parts of all
kinds of fish, first steamed and then
dried and ground.
Coins Are Comparatively Clean.
Tests made In the University of Illi
nois show that coins which have been
In circulation for a l??ng time are not
unduly dirty. The metal seeems to
have the quality of resisting dirt and
warding germs. The same
cannot be said of bunk notes.
'Bottled" Messages.
It Is now fMtssIhle to "bottle" tele
phone messages. If a telephone call
Is made and the pornon wanted Is not
available, an Instrument can be net
In motion that records the me**a?e
and retteats it nt nnv time lat*r
Buist's New Crop Ruta Baga and
Turnip Seed.
Plant Ruta Bagas now. Also late corn, Beans, Cab
bage. Collards, Rape, Squash, Lettuce and Late Toma
toes. We sell only good seed.
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
I'lione HW. IvodaK Films sold and devcloiM'd, Delivery.
William A. CaKhveU, general early
news service editor in tin* Now York
office of the Associated Press, was
drowned while bathing hi l.ako
George, Now York, laShnday.
Governor Nrff of Texas, has 41 n
nouiiced his lutein Ion to assist in iho
moving of truins, whether the tpouUie
ho la ok of heifp or to protect stviki
breakers.
Louis 1\ Camion of .Jacksonville,
ria., ran down a party of pedes triuns
last Saturday, killing a U1 months "hi
child and injuring five others, two of
them fatally. Ho was rushed fo Jail
for safe keeping.
One hundred automobiles and a
large quantity of accessories valued
at wore destroyeil hy fire in
Atlanta, last Saturday.
Garden ami Orchard Notes,
Continue to plant Itoiintlfnl or Val
entine beans until September 1
Plant winter celery during the,latter
part of July or ewrly August. 1'se
large, NV/'ll <J|veloi>cd plants of the
Giant Pascal, Winter ^uceii, or Iloart
well varieties. Set tin1 plants S ln<*hcs
aipqirt in rows 15 feot wide. The earth
ing up or blanching process should not
be begun until hi to SoptemlM'r.
Uutabagu turnips should be planted
during the last two weeks of July or
tin* first week in August. The White
lOgg, Milan, and other varieties! of this
ty]>e should he planted in September,
as well as Seven-Top turnip* for salad
puriKWcs.
Kale for winter use should l>e
planted the first half of Septeml>er.
The Siberian Curled Is one (?f the best
varieties. .
Tlu> second or late ori*i? of Irish po
tatoes should l|o planted liofore August
1, preferably about July 20 to *J5. The
Lookout M<>\iitt?41 ii variety is consid
ered best for tills Into crop.
IMant pansy seed <1 living lute .Inly
mill imrly August and tiranwpiant the
plants to the beds, la late October or
early NovoiMior.
Now is tln> time to niako plant for
plant in>; orchards mat vineyards. So-,
h-ct the varieties preform! and find
oat whore they amy he obtained. Ho
..member thaj fall planting of trees in
the South is much hotter than spring
planting.
How crimson clover as ? cover crop
in the orchard during September. Uso
7 pounds of I'leaiitHl seed or H pounds
of uaeleaned seed >per aero.
CIIATTNL MOKT<iAC*K SALE.
I'ndor and by virtue of Chattel Mort
gages held by l.tifti'i niid Savings lain k,
as Agent for said lhink., I will sell at
a action for cash at 12 o'clock on Mon
day. the IMst day of July, 1022, nil the
stock of goods, wares and merchandise
of the Cent's Furnishing Company;
also all showcases, fixtures and equip
ment situated In the store building
heretofore occupied by said Cent's Fur
nishing C-ompHuy, on the vvofd, wide of
Hroad Street of Camden, S. C., between
Rutlodge and DeKalib Streets, known
as the Men's Shop. Sale tx> be eon*
ducted on the said ipremises. For
schedule and Inventory, apply to. the
undersigned.
JOHN S. LINDSAY.
Agent for Loan and Savings Hank.
15 10
666 quickly relieves Colds, Con
stipation, Biliousness and
Headaches, A Fine Tonic. 7-26
For Future
Delivery
We are now making Importers Nitrate of Soda
Contracts for Spring and Fall delivery. Write or
phone us for prices.
F. M. Wooten
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LASTING REMEMBRANCES AND StTTARKE FOR ALL
OCCASIONS, RUT RKMKMI'.KR, WHETHER YOl'R DKMANDS
MAY BR SILVKR OR DIAMONDS OR ANY <?THFR UNK OF
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TO DATE ESTABLISHMENT
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JEWELER'S OPTOMETRIST
>CAMDEN
SOUTH CAROLINA