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VilE CAMDEN CHRONICLE ' ii i) MI.K* Mifur *nd I'JiLishjftt t vfefry k ritiky So, t}u& Jit' ad Sfvfef. fchd c- ?i *> r <-<J tt? tr.<* (? m - :???>. . N-'iUtb ? Hfoiin*' poMoffwt* ?? :. i 4 <*> v r ?i 4 ; t matiyr. JJr;c* ? per i $* <x> < v C. Ffidai>. Aujc. ? Ah*ut-*c -K* ai uu* office ;a fro'm the- *sat?? earrpaigt ;.wr) Mr. Jram m-l t. OnfU*. v ? ' ,->v !'na*Ur?r,* *r?4 Adjutant; R ; H: <>*:#. k*>th ??*k> - '' ? ? Vi'.fi. lioth of trios* jfi-ntk' - ?-v. ?;.! r->-y\-V i jTkt-is and h*V?> t vj.^?-rVfi >-h>- $ut v a !uavbi? . M rvic^? a-;- ??! ??& -v ?V*. - ? i hat Kef> . 4-"v .*;??. u- 'J/.m arou^.ift^ ? . 1 ? 1 . * M f Cr ;? ' '.' r ,' .? .?>:? : > I Jit .' m v. hilt MV. % ,. . | & ::a i -^.Tpr: . gg? i : U n* ? in ;t , v ? " ? ! ? ? ' ?j ' ?: ?' ? '?: ?? -f- '< * . % l^ith tf9 ^.u^ar? V .'?' j irk* n*4 1 1 ^ , ?\---a f } f'.z <U't ar.'l ... ?iTict .off IWXt ..vr,4 <uc ;?rvOH:-ti>.<?. ;?* that those ?s.'.::: v>:L--< : (tv<: U- < <<>;dui It Wf clea.'l ,i : a. i " * ;? '. -iH'-iJ. county ? ? ?!?-.- " ?tr: rc.ujii '.i ftni '? \ ?} ? v - f ' '/? '?? ~ 'i ' ,w il( l*> ??'?? ?? I":. Thv ???*-< -}> '?? r . j v become ? >i ? ? f ?>f ?*?>'''."? i<- ,whtr?:' jvl'U >*<*?? =iv. 4 ujthou' foundation ar?j - i'V TW;. Ho r.oT !<.? Tt any '????' H fi ?$ r ???*? f ? -< ri;-?: W hO' <i i ?'CU- !? ? - ??(??? niwl -jf? a '?iia rd %' way." ;' .v ./?'?... V *K\i? XCT U?L10 3 ? ACME CEMcNT PLAST?R CO ST LOv (S S 4 Your best answer to the question of Cement Plaster. ACME See that every sack is bfanded Cai-olina Portland Cement Co Charleston. SC. MWKK> MKR( ANTII.K ( OMI' \ N V ' ( a mcjcn S T h$ \ :fo;k an-! UVvv;\. R^.Ujrti^'i | ?* *??'.?!* ?R*tiil.*fcg a ii^tejuoi} c4*UifcJon ; -ant '*e<? icr.i: pr?>vi i-l#c;ek *}gn*! ^);fUTxi en Uu .r titv:sM>r,. ? Thi N. A W. is ihe ftnl of :hfc eastern raiU< -a to oJtnph With the >.??!<:.?? ' ?, . r * ? f the $rtter>?*te cumim r^ comm.*. a*'*?; t*> rjuip thetr (i?e* with the au tomat* train controls, although all ro*<i> mu*t have thsru w/tlun a ter- ' tain t,(u-. lv^ .S. While of l^ke C .Uy' is .under ; arrest in the K tore nee county iait, Charged svt'.h alt* ittptcfj criminal 43- ; <auh upon a young wh?'te woman u( ??,<*;>. The alleged attempt is. i to haw- Uvr; committed Friday night Mr. W'h^tt called SherpT i Burch t . ir the teWphone y<;*tcrday>' $Uting ?h^t he "would come to. | t.'.tv and 1,'ivt l,ih?^!f 0f?. . He arrival ; '.he warrant for hi.* arrest had >*?'*? n i'.-iivl. *\Vh<-h *-eeh a* the jail .?h? j 4i ? ?-> rd '-?** Had ? tt^'htrg to *ny but tf.i.t l>j ;iV(. : f i-j - might make a !? .>ta u ?n> n* later. Mr. White ia under* j st =i tv W prominent in .Lake Crty. ' - l-i r~ rttttetr -OtTti th** tVportU 'yf the ?i< * :i;gvii attack caused much excitement . "Th^npr'"-' y-: r: ? .y-k I hing* Worth Knowing. . '.Shuddering u caused when the ? I* rain receives a sudden shock, and; the hea rt momentarily ceases ?rt* < fun? twh *f pumping blood. ... j A drove tif "Moating inlands" was , recently encountered b$n a steamer otT - ? the c??n- Ifcorrveo. Th* largest - was- about seven acre*' in area. an<i i contained palm tree* m<>ri than a. hundred feet high. , i The- b? a in of an ant i* about the s izt- of Th<- head of a darning . needk'. { The sv insect" live from eight to ten; years a* a general rule, although! apes; i. mens in captivity have been ; ? known t?> reach the age of fifteen. Bobbed hair has ruined the hair-net industr-y--i? China. With the cutting, of Ihv queues after the- revolution of ; It'll there was placed on the market i r. China enormous quantities of hu man ha ; r which led to the develop-, inent <?f?the hair-net industry. Discovered hy Magellan in 1521., ? h? Philippine IniamJs r'etnained , >par ; -h possessions, with the excep- j ? ?: i > f bri?f -t.-izur?-? by the British. J;ipjr?--* ;?r.d Chinese, until their j ? ' the t'nited >*.at?7*? in 1 *l'h B<>\ Supper. Tf.t : t u,. >.??? a lv.\ -upjM-r held let r^iini- if f Mr. A. J. N anlandinghani a*. W'ati'r??- l';;wcr Dam, ox: Saturday Aug'u-*. Jl-t. The proceeds of ^ -a'e vs K'j for the benefit <>i I Sp- Baptist church. The pub ire ts <?r<ij?i?!\ invited t<> attend. A. J. B E A T T I E Camden, S. C. Candidate for Comptroller General of South Carolina } VOTE FOR HIM ? Special Beech-Nut DEMONSTRATION A SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BEECH NUT PACKING COMPANY WILL CONDUCT A DEMONSTRATION OF THE FAMOUS BEECHNUT PRODUCTS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, FEATURING THE SPECIAL BEECHNUT ASSORTMENT. ONE PACKAGE GIVEN WITH EACH PURCHASE Of BEECHNUT PRODUCTS. Standard Grocery Co. DeKalb Street Camden, S. C. A 34t?ui? tu Club Wumtn. A n.v.j.t appeal t = the clubwomen to vow at tin* primary which i- n.-w Hi band. It U the ,<acrt-l < j u i y and the privilege of every woman whose citizenahip mean* pat i . >tij?5?5. I? ia the duty of ea*h e'.uhwwmar.- * ' >avt her ballot in the party of her choice Much will de pv?4 ' up^n a "whether" forecast given by the people; whether or not they Will he mW to vote; whether or : they veils arouse high community in* ;. ii ?. .t .zeiuhip; and whether or no* they wiU give only honest and efficient candidate# clear mandate*. (Mubvvomvn, what will your anawer Ik ? It would be well tf we were the center of our ideal* a* often a s w? are the center of our dreams. Can yuu imaging* yourself the center of a definite plan for citizenship ? When you complain of bad government re? member that you are an integral par: uf-.thv t-:v:r -ayiHCtn makmg. tt t- - sihle, What i> left to change U usually utilized by. 'folly. Govern or e'ri '? e v : - rn u s t tu. r emed.ic6 at t lu- i r source - citizenship. Too Often citizenship is nothing bu-. h, promissory note with no date set when it i* to be due. I< your citizen ship <uch a note or is it a guaranteed borfd ? Let u* not think that one caie of neglected citizenship i9 unimpor tant. We Have in the coming days a?': unequaled challenge to protect the citizenship and the ideals of our be ! v?<i Palmetto state. C lubwomen, he primary patriot - and not patriots who give expression t > their loyalty, their towns and state only by singing "America" and "The Star Spangled Banner." H?- ver} active within the next week, arousing the passive patriot* and when you go to the polls, take one other, if not several, along with you. ZEN A PAYNE, State Chairman American Citizen ship. A Bra%r Nejfru. We are glad that city council is putling on record its appreciation o i the bravefv and the resourcefulnes of the negro fisherman, William Lvu Ls the captain of the Mamie, who at the risk ??f hi- own life rescued eievtr. <?th*-r fisherirun near Castu Psnkric> on August 2. 'Lew:- and the . other "fishermen we re ri<h:rrg near the jetties when a ? udder* s^ua'S -truck them. Th storm inciea^.ng in intensity, five of the boat-. hurrying into the harbot for safety, n^ared Castle Pinkney Lewi- had reached its shelter when, through the banding rain, he heard the .-hr?u :- of his comrades cryihg fur help. The four other boats had been overturned :n a whirlwind which lifted them bodily from the water and dropped them upside down. Lewis could not see what was hap pen ir.g but he instantly left his own place of refuge and put back to res cue" his comrades. That he succeed ed in saving eleven of the twelve was due, it was /declared to the extraor dinary resourcefulness which he dis played along with his splendid cnur a ge . It was a brave act of heroism, one of those gaiiant feat- which must ever move men profoundly; and no where can >ucb an exhibition find filter or fuller recognition than here in the heart of the Sou'.ty where the negro i- known an i where -uch qualities a.- Wi!:;am Lew:.- d.-piaved have never k^d app.au.~e. ? r'har ' 0 - 1 ' n New - r. d ( uura . . Wants--For Sale I OK SAI.F g,u>.l i..r- I.*; a.i.ii. - A B? ' I'odiTc roadster in F<>r information C x <~amde:i. ?Jl-pd , ^ \N 1 Kl> 1 ;iiij hand | u'! iv i i!l .- i * . k,' < m>\ ! < i r* t! 1 t ? wi .? . . I ^ 1 1 j nu- "r : ? A v. hat jmu r.a\r. A i-iivs.s ; 'A H II , < arndr.:;, S < 21-pdj I nlv SAI K . T ri rvt- sr. . . ases. A : ? ? M H H? yn r , ? riMi-n, S i J 1 - > b K\< FI'lloN W. HAH<. Ai.N -F rank- j ? '< fcr < ,?r. j.i-'. i~ irood ' ?? ??? ??? i.. ? ! t-r? "? '?????* ba'trry j :f ? . . ?i .?? $ .'".???) I" Ix-f I.i'tle. at : I . . ' ' . ? M ?? : ? 21-pd j I-'hK S \I.K ? f-4y ? p ' ?' v. wood,! a: y Vr.g'h; groer. <?. k and) *'~r! ry v\ ???<1 f>r >a!?\ delivered. ' Ap; y r wr;V I. I Young,' < >. ( . . ujii- '? Jljxi, K< >R SAI K ? Or.? 1 I m ?k ! Fori j c.>u;-? ( ino i.<_2 mo< it- 1 Ford coupe.' A . ?< ? F ri t<"urir.g car. Turmi j resp?-r ?:b!e pa rt:e*. Br->ad Street Filling S:ati n. I" N Myers. Man a ger. 2 lib FOR SAI F? Or." I H. C. r>fi- hone power Mogul 2 cylinder kerr.sene *iatiorary engine. One I II. C. 25- horsepower 2-cyUnder kerosene traction engine. Reason for celling, more power than needed. Thes? engines are idea! for ginning pur pose* Also three corn binders and 2 ullage cutter*, of I. H. C. m good condition Apply to H. D. B->jrkio, Boykin. S. C 21 22-pd for the liver Be were of itruUtioD*. Dernund the genuine hn 10c aad 35c peck M?? bearing above trade mark. ( HEN KOI-KT ? Late trtodri Srdan jjfvod vonditn-n. for -a I* *t, a bar gain priee. T. Lee Little, at Little Motor Co. 21-pd F OH SALE? -One jouiiK n?U< h ?cow $35.00. Also one l.o-horxe power electric motor. Apply to J. H. Burns. 21 -sb * ,'.ii ? ?' ? ?_ WANTED ? Automobile ownrr* to know that I am. now. located in the ? Savage garage building on West DeKalb Street. Give me a part <>( your repair work. S. B. Beard's Garage. 21-pd WANTED ? To \raah and grease or ?repair your automobile at Savage Garage, building West DeKalb St. S. B. Bea*4'? Gaia^e. 21-pd WANTED ? Young lady to assist in tea room. One with, experience preferred. Write to Box 245, Cam den. S. C. ** 2.1-sb LOST ? One dark brown mare mule left from the farm of R. J. Peebles, on Tuesday night. Had bridle on. Notify J. J. Peebles, Kte. 2, Luck now, -S.-C., and receive reward. 21-pd WANTED ? Three or four desirable unfurnished rooms for light house keeping. References exchanged. Answer "Ask" care of The Chron icle, Camden, S. C. 19-sb A (i E N TS ? Se 1 1 guaranteed hosiery direct from mill to wearer; all styles and colors; salary paid for full time or spare hours; no money needed for .samples. International Mills, 752, Norristown Pa. 20-tf FOR SALE ? Five tons of Nitrate of Soda cheap. Apply to J. H. Burns, Camden, S. C. ?* 19-sb FOR SALE ? Standard Cash and Carry and the Standard Grocery Company will sell grade A Guern MOVED ? i I am now located in the Savage Garage building on West DeKaib Street, where 1 am better prepared to ?erve my customers and the public generally in the automobile repair line, ALSO CARRY LINE OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSO RIES AND SUPPLIES. Cars Washed and. Creased ? . ? -- ? ' ? V S. B. BEARD'S GARAGE Let us Build that Trellis for You Have just completed two for Camden Hospital. If you have anything in the cabinet line, think we can please you. <> Also make screen doors and windows and put same in for you. Call for Julian Rush at ISO. ?.ev milk from tuberculin tested cows. . 19-21 -pd MONEY TO LOAN? I am' prepared to negotiate loan = on approved Real Estate Mortgages. E. D. Blake ney, Attorney. Camden. S. C. ?iotf ; HEM SH'ICH I NO and looting: ne^t and prompt pervico. cents per yard for cotton good-. Miss Hebe*. <. a Jones. Kershaw. S. NOTICE ? M??iu*y' <<> loan <?n first mortgagee, appiow-d real estate security. Apply to L. A. Witt kowsky. 6-tf WANTED ? Poplar, Ash, and Cypress standing timber. Will figure with you on any size tract. Give full details in first letter. Hoffman Lumber Company, Columbia, S. C. 35tf CALL The Ever Ready Pressing Club for cleaning, pressing, altering and repairs. Phone 159-J. Prompt ser vice, reasonable price. J. S. Gam ble, Proprietor, 859 Broad Street, Camden, S. C. 38tf Byrnes Deserves Promotion After 14 Years of Faithful Service In The Lower Branch Of Congress This Is What He Is Asking Of The People Of South Carolina In His Candidacy For The United States Senate. It is only natural that one who has fitted himself for the public service by years of hard work in the interests of the people of the State and Nation, meanwhile making a record for achievement which is unassailable, should aspire to a field o; larger endeavor and of wider and more extensive opportunities for service in the councils <>f the nation. In politics as in business the reward of faithful and meritorious service should l?e promo tion. JAMES F. BYRNES Candidate for the United States Senate. It is on the record he ''has made as a member of Congress ? a record which stands for itself ? that Jim Byrnes is asking elec tion to the United States Senate. In Congress he has won recognition as an able, and zealous repre sentative. He has per formed signal service to the State, the Nation and Democracy, and the material return to the people of South Carolina from his work in their be half in Washington is among his proudest achievement*. IF YOU DON'T KNOW JIM BYRNES, ASK THE MAN WHO DOES FV initiated in rv.ngie*? ?ne n y.-T ? . r.-n ? i? i , , :h* ' 'ommillrt and helped draft ih. K..: c .Z* t[ ' i A * T,1* ' :n**> South Carolina for road <onstru.t ,<ir. . ?).,? , .h. " V' T?nej th*,t Tit S7.AOO.OOO from the Federal Goverr.me:.-. ? ? V , . ' "Vl h?" Je.Clf,V6d wa. adopt,,), making agnruhum! paper r\'.. .''"f""1 tho i m the creation of the Farm Loar. Sy ...em a: ! v, i rvrmed lif r '"I? .^."-.A6 J* '"f! a member of the Appropriation;. Committee ho h-.e h*-! ,t .u ,i ? reccntly established. A the House of the Sundry Cml Appropr.atrn U:".; r> r lV'.,i t- *! x . . ^ nn>j Putt,n? throug I>ur;rf: the war he piloted through the H ???j? t nlla " tK " C'V t^n rww\'/S\/\ S^Kia fo -oil to the farmer* at co*. He h , ' ? ? V ^ *ot *10,000,000 to buy NitrmU of ? K'-?.:iction of Immigration. Byrnes Has Made Good In The House? He WiW Make (iood In The Senate % '? mfrn v.r. ? p*?d Political Adrertieeewd.