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CASTORIA For Infants and Children? Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature Of For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CkMTAUN COMPANY. VO*K ClTV. Exact Copy of Wrapper. AT ECONOMY HOME. f'eople Carried Good Things to Motherless Children. Six automobile loads of people from I^atimore, N. C., caYhe Sunday, November 26th, and treated our chil dren with fruit. We had a fine time.. Our friends of the Good Hope community of Saluda County sent us a nice box of chicken for Thanks giving. :? Our children rendered a fine pro gram, and ate chicken, fruit, candy, and nuts which had been sent us from different places. Sunday, December 3rd, the Kiwan is Club of Rock Hill, with wives, .sweethearts, and friends, stormed us with a fine treat. We expected three or four autos, an the commit tee had notified us that they were coming with a Thanksgiving treat for the children. One of our children said that was a big eommittco, as there were fifteen automobile loads When pasture fails your c.ovva fail. Vou can get more, milk by feeding Happy Cow Sweet Feed with your home-grown roughage. It contains 24c/c protein. It gives y o u V cows what they need to make milk. Made by Edgar - Morxari Co./ Memphis. We sell it. Call or 'phone us For Sait? All Dealers Canute?) Commission <K. Distributors s D-io of people. They brought candy, ap ples, banannas, and nuts. Some of the Winthrop College Faculty were in the crowd. One of the lady teachers sang a beautiful song for us, and we all had a good time. ? We want to thank one and nil of these good people for their kindness. I have often heard that "Every Hose has its Thorns." So along with these good things there comes a sad letter from a devoted pastor. This good preacher feared that we would not get the force of his appeal, so he got a doctor to write a statement which he enclosed in his letter. The doctor says that the father of these children is dead, and their mother has pellagra, and the chil dren need immediate relief. The pastor says that it is a distressing case, and something must be done for these children at once. Friends of the needy childrep, if I could only get you to read the sad letters on our desk, I verily believe you would demand that the Home be enlarged at once, and that demand would be backed up by the where with to have the work done. We have seventy-fiVe acres of as pretty grounds laid off for play grounds and buildings as I ever saw. We have a dining room and kitchen begun which will accommodate 300 children. $500.00 will finish it. We need running water and lights in our Cottages. With $3,000.00 we could make room for 50 more children.* Do you want to help us provide room for a few of these needy chil dren ? (Signed) J. H. Spaulding, Supt, Economy Home, Kings Creek, S. C. Consulting an Authority. AH were quiet in the cinema watching the comic man counterfeit ing intoxication. The silence was broken by a small boy's shrill voice: "That ain't the way to be drunk, is it farver?"?Pearson's Weekly (Lon don). A most extraordinary distilling outfit was discovered and raided near the city of Greenville Saturday by sheriff's officers. The still was an underground affair, built entirely in a dugout measuring about 10 by 12 feet. A quantity of mash and beer was found. Mrs. Theodore lloosevell received the first stamp of the new five-ocnt series, portraying the bust of President Roosevelt. F. M. WOOTEN FOR PRICES ON Nitrate of Soda, Kainit, Acid and Mixed Fertilizers 1IKKK AND TIIKKK I 11 Short News stori*** (iuthered Frooi All Sources. Hob Crumpton and Ci.us Oruwpton, father and son, were sentenced by Judge NVatkins in the Federal ?? uvt at Anderson, Tuesday, to pay fines of $500 each or be confined in the jail at Spartanburg until it is paid, following their conviction in 9 liquor case. In passing sentence on the pair Ju<)ge Watkins said in part: "I regard the bootlegger in many r? spects as the inferior of the thief You not only take the money of per sons to whom you sell liquor* lnit you poison their character." According to the auditor's abstract as filed with comptroller general, there are only three "gold or silver watches," valued at $100 in Colleton county. The abstract also shows that there is only $1,100 worth of office furniture and shop equipment in the county. William Hanson, Kdgeficld c<?unty farmer, was killed Monday afternoon by being struck on the head by the limb of a tree he was cutting down. John Walker,( a white farmer of Aiken, shot and killed Claude Jones, i a negro, Tuesday in a quarrel that i grew out of a gambling dispute. Three men were killed and six in jured when a still exploded at Phila delphia, Va., Tuesday night. The [still, a 100 gallon outfit, was located ' in a barn. Two of the injured men are said to be fatally injured. James Couzens, mayor of Detroit, has been appointed to the United States senate by Governor Alex J. Groesbeck of Michigan, to succeed Truman H. Newberry, resigned. John Wanamaker, Philadelphia merchant and philanthropist, is very ill at his home in that city. A man, his wife and four children were found dead in their home at Lancaster, Ohio, one day last week. It was at first suspected that they had been poisoned by some one hav ing put poison in their food. State chemists, after analyzing the stom achs of the victims and making oth er examinations, have decided that the family was a victim of carbon monoxide gas from a defective stove. Exports of American cotton for the month of October totalled 798, 664 bales, valued at $93,923,000. . Dr. Burleigh Kellam was Ucquitted by a jury at Norfork, Va., Wednes day of the charge of performing an illegal operation on a young'woman of Cape Charles. The charge of murder against the doctor as the re sult of the operation, was nol pressed hy the prosecuting attorney. Two negroes were killed at Guiena, Va., Wednesday, when a truck they were driving was struck by an- ex press train on a grade crossing. Bandits firing from a stolen auto mobile killed one policeman *and fa tally injured another at Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday. One baiylit was killed and two others captured, one of them after attempting suicide. New York bootleggers and rum runners, who have grown wealthy at the game, are surrounding -them selves with armed guards to protect their well filled pockets and their diamonds from footpads and hold ups. The British government, which has been scrapping some warships that were little more than junk to begin with, announces that it will do no more scrapping until some of the other parties to the Washington agreement show signs of compliance. William Goodsell Rockefeller, son of the late William Rockefeller, and nephew of John D. Rockefeller, died in his New York home yesterday of pneumonia. Two dead and 88 injured was the toll taken in the burning of the High Point community sehoolhouse near Covington, Ga., Tuesday afternoon when the structure in which 98 chil dren were engaged in studies, was de stroyed by flames. A careful check today showed that all the others had been accounted for and identified. The dead were: James Steele, little son of John J. Steele, and the eight year old son of Charles Bechelor. These pupils were in the room of Mrs. Oscar Grant, who heroically stood by the window and dropped forty children to the ground bef re the floor of her room gave way and she was engulfed in flames. She was unable to save the two boy?<. Investigation Wednesday showed 17 of the children were suffering from broken limbs as the result of the 20 foot drop. Four children swallowed flames and anxiety is felt over their condition. The name of Miss Mary Howe, home demonstration agent, is being linked with that of Mrs. Grant as a heroine of the tragedy. She helped rescue children from the burn ing building and then, without rest ing, jumped into her automobile and dashed five miles to Covington fur medif&l akL ? Mrs. Marion K. Roberts, wife of W. O. Roberts, superintendent of Ep worth orphan*?* of Colombia, died at the Colombia hospital Wednea 4ajr aftaraooa after a brief iTineas. The Ouurta and Crime. l>a*i Spring, John 0. Arnott was uiuixlmnl by twu mon? Ire Harrison fljwl Frank M. Joffonhi. wore nrmittsl, trl^l ami coftvlotwl of m?r* Oof. aial wore Hchti?nocit to bo put t?> death- Thoro wan m?t<the lonsl doubt Wants-For Sale WANTED -One hundred loads of cord wood or pine polls. Apply Hush Lumber Company, Camden, S. C. 30-37 sl> WANTKI) TO RENT?We have an inquiry for a cdttage for winter season. Want house with four bed rooms renting $600 to $000 for the neason. Preferably not far from The Kirkwood. Phone 226, Cam den Heal Estate Exchange, office in Bruce Building. s_ 36sb CHRISTMAS CARDS?The Chroni cle has just received p handsome assortment of Christmas cards. They will be sold printed or un printed. FOR SALE?Canned peaches, pear preserves, crabapple jelly, Dixie relish. Phone 348, Camden, S. 0* ,, 30 tf ? 111 MUSIC?Ambitious students desiring efficient and artistic instruction on Piano and Violin can apply to the Kirkwood Hotel orchestra on and after December 7th. 3G sb WANTED?Several small tracts of good Pine timber from 1-4 to 5 million feet. We are also paying highest cash price for No. 1^ Pine logs 14 inches and ujxinNdiameter, delivered to our new Band mill at ? Denmark, S. C. The Zickgroaf Company, Denmark, S. C. 36-39 sb AGENTS WANTED?Get into a real business of your own! I^ocal city territory now open. Sell the gen uine J. R. Watkins Products. Everybody knows Watkins Spices, Extracts, Coffee, Medicines, Toilet ( Preparations, etc. Standard for more than fifty years. Biggest line, biggest values and highest quality makes easy selling for you. Write today for free sample and proof that you can make from $3,000 to $5,000 a year. J. R. Wat kins Co., Dept. 83, New Yoric, N. Y. 86-38 pd FOR SALE?We have for sale one nine room house on Lyttleton Street, with lot 50x260, a very de sirable location. House recently painted and in good condition. It will pay you to investigate this property before buying. Camden Loan & Realty Company, Camden, S. C. 35 tf. WANTED?To borrow for client $5,000 or $G,000 at 7 per cent for terms of years on approved real estate worth ovor double that amount. Interest payable semi annually or quarterly as desired. Apply T. K. Trotter, Attorney, Camden, S. C. 30-37 sb 6 PER CENT MONEY?Under Hank ers Reserve Syat^m ^ 1,<>r oon* loans nmy l?e ?eeure<l on ei4y or farm proiJCfty. to buy, build. improve, or lwiy Indebtedness. Hnnkrrn Reserve Deposit Company, KUN California Street. I>enveir, Colorado. . 1 k!> FOR SALE?Wood, cut any ? length, oak and pine. Prompt delivery. Phone 275 J., Joseph Sheheen, Cam den, 8. C. 22 tf AltCOIIOIj?For your Car Best grade made. Burner's Garage, Camden, S. C. 35 tf WANTED?Salesman and collector. Experience not necessary, gbod proposition for a good man. Ad dress Singer Sewing Machine Co., Camden, S. C. 35-37 pd ALCOHOL?For your Car. Best grade made. Burner's Garage, Camden, S. C. 35 tf WANTED?Hardwood logs- We pay lilghest (??h price for Choice Ajfli, Poplar, Cypress and White <>ak bogs of standard specification, delivered to Sumter by rail or truck. We bny logs twelve month* In the year and give preference to loggers equiptped to bring In a steady supply. What have you to offer? 8\imter HaTd wood Co., Sumter, S- C. 33 tf FOR SALE?The John Boykin prop erty, eight room house facing Rec tory Square. Price $0,000. Terms if desired. Apply to Hntcrprlse BnildLng and Ix*aar Association, W. H. Johnson, Secretary and Treasur er. Camden, S. C. 33 tf MEN AND WOMEN average $1.00 per hour selling hosiery, four pairs guaranteed wear fouT months or new hosiery free. Wo pay 30 per rent commission. Free samples to working agents. Complete lino of wool and heather mixtures. This Is the big hosiery season. Experi ence unnecessary. Eagle 11 oh i eery Work*, Darby, Pa. 26-tf Carbide For All Makes of Gai Generators? Save trouble and delays by buying from T. B. McClain, at Manufac ture? prices plus freight to Camden. T. B. McClain Cam den, S. C. 43. WANTED?Men or women to tales or ders for.B?tj!n? amuanteed _Ao ntfTj tor snsn* wtmKo, ana auKiren. HUmlnaten AttSkf. Salary $50 a " fttl 1_ _ Is> of their guilt. There liav*> been do u\h1 motions for wow (rials aiM continuance*. and now. In the ea*o of Harrison, u slay has Wi-n granted *?V Associate Justice Cot h run. ??f the State Supremo Court. no that appea 1 may bo made to the United State* SltlPSlO <'<?url Is is not statod on what ground* the United Stab's Supremo Court ii)uW be expect* ed to intervene, and wo tk> not think for a mojnont that groat Court will entertain, any motion that could bo made in this on so. wl.iloh Is so dis tinotly a matter within tho authority of the State. If tho United State11 Supreme Court should grant a h oaring In this ease, however, It will not ho uhie to refuse a hearing in all, murdor eases from) all tho States of tho Nation. Arnotto wa? murdered in violation of tho law.?* of this State and against tho )>oaoo and dlgnly of tho ..State of SoutJi Carolina, and not in violation ?>f the laws of the Unltod State*, and his murderers nro re?i>on slblo to tho State for tlio crime they committed against its law* and within Its territory. It \v<l? stated in our dispatcher* yes terday that Harrison - - - has boon In a semi-stupor ?lnco tho State Su* premo Court lust week dhsmi*?ed lito appeal from tlie sentoiuv of tho lower Court;" that ''lio was report od today to be in a somewhat improved eomJl UoU, although ho rofiinos to talk and lias to bo fed like a i|hlldl" Well, what of it? The man ho helped to kill has Ikh?i? sleeping for nearly a year. and their will ho no awaking for him until the earth and the *ea shall give up their dead. Ho. too, )ia^ not hern able "to-talk" and tt would not ho possible for any one tv tied him now as If ho wore a eldld. Ho is dead Ho wu?h killed hy Ilnrrl M.?n and ?'.leffords. "Whoso sheddeta innn's. JUhHNl. hy man sluill his blood ho ?hod." That Is the <<ommand of tho Almighty. Tho crljyo of which those men huvo boon convicted un der the laws of the States can be ox* pin tod only hy tho surrender of their lives to the State.. The Courts of tho Slate were established for the safety of society, not for the protection of erl initial*. The Courta must go ono way or the other.?Spartanbuw Jour nal. Tho British authorities in ? Hong Kong have taken steps to abolish tho system by which some 50,000 Chinese girls have been hold in slavery. / NOTICE! All Huhting on my premises is stritctly forbidden. All persons please take notice, as parties disre garding this notice will be prose cuted. L. I. GUION NOV. IS, 1922 Roofing, Pipe, Hangers Have just received carload of Round and Flat Iron, Just received carload of Corrugated and V Crimped Galvanized Rooifing. Just received* carload Black and Galvanized Pipe. Have a large stock of Shafting, Couplings and Han gers. Have a large stock of American Steel Split Pulleys, also Wood Pulleys. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 West Gervais St., Columbia, S. C. Santa Claus HEADQUARTERS Toy 8?Candies?Fireworks?Stationery as usual at W. Robin Zemp's Drug* Store W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store I'hone 3#. Kodak Films Hold and developed. Delivery. No Matter Which *0 Whether you come to this Bank to deposit money or to borrow money, you. can come with the assur ance that you will be courteously and considerately dealt with. * . * , j One of our most ceaseless purposes is to treat peo ple so that they will say of us, "It certainly is a pleas- . ure to do business with that Bank." Loan & Savings Bank OF f VMHIIN, S. C. 8TMMI - SiTE ,,